| HBASE-5549 |
Master can fail if ZooKeeper session expires |
Minor |
master, Zookeeper |
Nicolas Liochon |
Nicolas Liochon |
| HBASE-6211 |
Put latencies in jmx |
Major |
metrics, monitoring |
Elliott Clark |
Elliott Clark |
| HBASE-6447 |
Common TestZooKeeper failures on jenkins: testMasterSessionExpired and testCreateSilentIsReallySilent |
Major |
test |
stack |
stack |
| HBASE-6450 |
HBase startup should be with MALLOC_MAX_ARENA set |
Major |
. |
Devaraj Das |
Devaraj Das |
| HBASE-6460 |
hbck "-repairHoles" usage inconsistent with "-fixHdfsOrphans" |
Minor |
hbck |
Jie Huang |
Jie Huang |
| HBASE-6359 |
KeyValue may return incorrect values after readFields() |
Major |
. |
Dave Revell |
Dave Revell |
| HBASE-6520 |
MSLab May cause the Bytes.toLong not work correctly for increment |
Major |
. |
ShiXing |
ShiXing |
| HBASE-6525 |
bin/replication/copy_tables_desc.rb references non-existent class |
Trivial |
scripts |
David S. Wang |
David S. Wang |
| HBASE-6512 |
Incorrect OfflineMetaRepair log class name |
Major |
hbck |
Liang Xie |
Liang Xie |
| HBASE-6478 |
TestClassLoading.testClassLoadingFromLibDirInJar occasionally fails |
Major |
test |
zhou wenjian |
|
| HBASE-6579 |
Unnecessary KV order check in StoreScanner |
Minor |
. |
Lars Hofhansl |
Lars Hofhansl |
| HBASE-6552 |
TestAcidGuarantees system test should flush more aggressively |
Major |
test |
Gregory Chanan |
Gregory Chanan |
| HBASE-6263 |
Use default mode for HBase Thrift gateway if not specified |
Minor |
Thrift |
Andrew Purtell |
Andrew Purtell |
| HBASE-6471 |
Performance regression caused by HBASE-4054 |
Critical |
Client |
Lars George |
Jimmy Xiang |
| HBASE-6596 |
Revert HBASE-5022; it undoes HBC.create |
Major |
. |
stack |
stack |
| HBASE-6561 |
Gets/Puts with many columns send the RegionServer into an "endless" loop |
Major |
. |
Lars Hofhansl |
Lars Hofhansl |
| HBASE-6565 |
Coprocessor exec result Map is not thread safe |
Major |
Client, Coprocessors |
Yuan Kang |
Yuan Kang |
| HBASE-6576 |
HBaseAdmin.createTable should wait until the table is enabled |
Major |
Client, test |
Gregory Chanan |
Gregory Chanan |
| HBASE-6602 |
Region Server Dynamic Metrics can cause high cpu usage. |
Critical |
. |
Elliott Clark |
Elliott Clark |
| HBASE-6378 |
the javadoc of setEnabledTable maybe not describe accurately |
Major |
master |
zhou wenjian |
David S. Wang |
| HBASE-6503 |
HBase Shell Documentation For DROP Is Outdated |
Trivial |
. |
Paul Cavallaro |
Paul Cavallaro |
| HBASE-6603 |
RegionMetricsStorage.incrNumericMetric is called too often |
Major |
Performance |
Lars Hofhansl |
M. Chen |
| HBASE-6621 |
Reduce calls to Bytes.toInt |
Minor |
. |
Lars Hofhansl |
Lars Hofhansl |
| HBASE-6631 |
TestHMasterRPCException in 0.92 failed twice on socket timeout |
Major |
. |
stack |
stack |
| HBASE-6632 |
[0.92 UNIT TESTS] testCreateTableRPCTimeOut sets rpc timeout to 1500ms and leaves it (testHundredsOfTable fails w/ 1500ms timeout) |
Major |
. |
stack |
stack |
| HBASE-6437 |
Avoid admin.balance during master initialize |
Major |
. |
ramkrishna.s.vasudevan |
rajeshbabu |
| HBASE-6616 |
test failure in TestDelayedRpc#testTooManyDelayedRpcs |
Major |
test |
Ming Ma |
Ming Ma |
| HBASE-6623 |
[replication] replication metrics value AgeOfLastShippedOp is not set correctly |
Minor |
Replication |
terry zhang |
terry zhang |
| HBASE-6641 |
more message with DoNotRetryIOException in client |
Major |
Client |
Zhou wenjian |
Zhou wenjian |
| HBASE-6638 |
Move DaemonThreadFactory into Threads (0.94) |
Major |
. |
Jesse Yates |
Jesse Yates |
| HBASE-6608 |
Fix for HBASE-6160, META entries from daughters can be deleted before parent entries, shouldn't compare HRegionInfo's |
Major |
Client, regionserver |
Enis Soztutar |
Enis Soztutar |
| HBASE-5292 |
getsize per-CF metric incorrectly counts compaction related reads as well |
Major |
. |
Kannan Muthukkaruppan |
|
| HBASE-6514 |
unknown metrics type: org.apache.hadoop.hbase.metrics.histogram.MetricsHistogram |
Major |
test |
Archimedes Trajano |
Elliott Clark |
| HBASE-6529 |
With HFile v2, the region server will always perform an extra copy of source files |
Major |
Performance, regionserver |
Jason Dai |
Jie Huang |
| HBASE-6663 |
NPE race in HConnection if zookeeper is reset |
Minor |
Client |
Gregory Chanan |
Gregory Chanan |
| HBASE-6662 |
Region server incorrectly reports its own address as master's address |
Minor |
. |
Shrijeet Paliwal |
Shrijeet Paliwal |
| HBASE-6364 |
Powering down the server host holding the .META. table causes HBase Client to take excessively long to recover and connect to reassigned .META. table |
Major |
Client |
Suraj Varma |
Nicolas Liochon |
| HBASE-6671 |
Kerberos authenticated super user should be able to retrieve proxied delegation tokens |
Major |
. |
Francis Liu |
Francis Liu |
| HBASE-6686 |
HFile Quarantine fails with missing dirs in hadoop 2.0 |
Major |
hbck |
Jonathan Hsieh |
Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-6685 |
Thrift DemoClient.pl got NullPointerException |
Minor |
Client, Thrift |
Jimmy Xiang |
Jimmy Xiang |
| HBASE-6165 |
Replication can overrun .META. scans on cluster re-start |
Major |
. |
Elliott Clark |
Himanshu Vashishtha |
| HBASE-6587 |
Region would be assigned twice in the case of all RS offline |
Major |
. |
chunhui shen |
chunhui shen |
| HBASE-6537 |
Race between balancer and disable table can lead to inconsistent cluster |
Major |
master |
Zhou wenjian |
Zhou wenjian |
| HBASE-6647 |
[performance regression] appendNoSync/HBASE-4528 doesn't take deferred log flush into account |
Major |
. |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
| HBASE-6321 |
ReplicationSource dies reading the peer's id |
Major |
. |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
| HBASE-6268 |
Can't enable a table on a 0.94 cluster from a 0.92 client |
Major |
. |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
Ted Yu |
| HBASE-6516 |
hbck cannot detect any IOException while ".tableinfo" file is missing |
Major |
hbck |
Jie Huang |
Jie Huang |
| HBASE-6711 |
Avoid local results copy in StoreScanner |
Minor |
. |
Lars Hofhansl |
Lars Hofhansl |
| HBASE-6432 |
HRegionServer doesn't properly set clusterId in conf |
Major |
. |
Francis Liu |
Francis Liu |
| HBASE-6734 |
Code duplication in LoadIncrementalHFiles |
Minor |
mapreduce |
Richard Ding |
Richard Ding |
| HBASE-6713 |
Stopping META/ROOT RS may take 50mins when some region is splitting |
Major |
regionserver |
chunhui shen |
chunhui shen |
| HBASE-6757 |
Very inefficient behaviour of scan using FilterList |
Major |
Filters |
Jerry Lam |
Lars Hofhansl |
| HBASE-6340 |
HBase RPC should allow protocol extension with common interfaces. |
Major |
Coprocessors, regionserver |
Konstantin Shvachko |
Konstantin Shvachko |
| HBASE-5997 |
Fix concerns raised in HBASE-5922 related to HalfStoreFileReader |
Major |
. |
ramkrishna.s.vasudevan |
Anoop Sam John |
| HBASE-6648 |
[0.92 UNIT TESTS] TestMasterObserver.testRegionTransitionOperations fails occasionally |
Major |
. |
Devaraj Das |
Devaraj Das |
| HBASE-6710 |
0.92/0.94 compatibility issues due to HBASE-5206 |
Critical |
. |
Gregory Chanan |
Gregory Chanan |
| HBASE-6769 |
HRS.multi eats NoSuchColumnFamilyException since HBASE-5021 |
Critical |
. |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
Elliott Clark |
| HBASE-6504 |
Adding GC details prevents HBase from starting in non-distributed mode |
Trivial |
. |
Benoit Sigoure |
Michael Drzal |
| HBASE-6438 |
RegionAlreadyInTransitionException needs to give more info to avoid assignment inconsistencies |
Major |
. |
ramkrishna.s.vasudevan |
rajeshbabu |
| HBASE-6803 |
script hbase should add JAVA_LIBRARY_PATH to LD_LIBRARY_PATH |
Major |
shell |
Jimmy Xiang |
Jimmy Xiang |
| HBASE-6844 |
upgrade 0.23 version dependency in 0.94 |
Major |
. |
Francis Liu |
Francis Liu |
| HBASE-6842 |
the jar used in coprocessor is not deleted in local which will exhaust the space of /tmp |
Critical |
Coprocessors |
Zhou wenjian |
Zhou wenjian |
| HBASE-6839 |
Operations may be executed without holding rowLock |
Critical |
regionserver |
chunhui shen |
chunhui shen |
| HBASE-6649 |
[0.92 UNIT TESTS] TestReplication.queueFailover occasionally fails [Part-1] |
Blocker |
. |
Devaraj Das |
Devaraj Das |
| HBASE-6847 |
HBASE-6649 broke replication |
Blocker |
. |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
Devaraj Das |
| HBASE-6488 |
HBase wont run on IPv6 on OSes that use zone-indexes |
Major |
. |
ryan rawson |
ryan rawson |
| HBASE-6714 |
TestMultiSlaveReplication#testMultiSlaveReplication may fail |
Minor |
Replication, test |
Himanshu Vashishtha |
Himanshu Vashishtha |
| HBASE-6851 |
Race condition in TableAuthManager.updateGlobalCache() |
Critical |
security |
Gary Helmling |
Gary Helmling |
| HBASE-6784 |
TestCoprocessorScanPolicy is sometimes flaky when run locally |
Minor |
. |
ramkrishna.s.vasudevan |
Lars Hofhansl |
| HBASE-6868 |
Skip checksum is broke; are we double-checksumming by default? |
Blocker |
HFile, wal |
LiuLei |
Lars Hofhansl |
| HBASE-6679 |
RegionServer aborts due to race between compaction and split |
Major |
. |
Devaraj Das |
Devaraj Das |
| HBASE-6854 |
Deletion of SPLITTING node on split rollback should clear the region from RIT |
Major |
. |
ramkrishna.s.vasudevan |
ramkrishna.s.vasudevan |
| HBASE-6888 |
HBase scripts ignore any HBASE_OPTS set in the environment |
Minor |
scripts |
Aditya Kishore |
Aditya Kishore |
| HBASE-6688 |
folder referred by thrift demo app instructions is outdated |
Minor |
. |
Jimmy Xiang |
stack |
| HBASE-6871 |
HFileBlockIndex Write Error in HFile V2 due to incorrect split into intermediate index blocks |
Critical |
HFile |
Feng Wang |
Mikhail Bautin |
| HBASE-6853 |
IllegalArgumentException is thrown when an empty region is splitted |
Major |
. |
ramkrishna.s.vasudevan |
Priyadarshini |
| HBASE-4565 |
Maven HBase build broken on cygwin with copynativelib.sh call. |
Major |
build |
Suraj Varma |
Suraj Varma |
| HBASE-6906 |
TestHBaseFsck#testQuarantine* tests are flakey due to TableNotEnabledException |
Major |
hbck, test |
Jonathan Hsieh |
Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-6901 |
Store file compactSelection throws ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException |
Major |
HFile |
Jimmy Xiang |
Jimmy Xiang |
| HBASE-6299 |
RS starting region open while failing ack to HMaster.sendRegionOpen() causes inconsistency in HMaster's region state and a series of successive problems |
Critical |
master |
Maryann Xue |
Maryann Xue |
| HBASE-6927 |
WrongFS using HRegionInfo.getTableDesc() and different fs for hbase.root and fs.defaultFS |
Major |
. |
Matteo Bertozzi |
Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-6912 |
Filters are not properly applied in certain cases |
Major |
. |
Alex Newman |
Lars Hofhansl |
| HBASE-6916 |
HBA logs at info level errors that won't show in the shell |
Minor |
shell |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
Jean-Daniel Cryans |
| HBASE-6946 |
JavaDoc missing from release tarballs |
Major |
build |
Lars Hofhansl |
Lars Hofhansl |
| HBASE-6900 |
RegionScanner.reseek() creates NPE when a flush or compaction happens before the reseek. |
Major |
. |
ramkrishna.s.vasudevan |
ramkrishna.s.vasudevan |
| HBASE-6889 |
Ignore source control files with apache-rat |
Major |
. |
Jesse Yates |
Jesse Yates |
| HBASE-6920 |
On timeout connecting to master, client can get stuck and never make progress |
Critical |
. |
Gregory Chanan |
Gregory Chanan |


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This is the start point of this library.
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Config generated code option name
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Process JsInterface annotations. The goal is make an extra file for each one to process an
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Characteristics - Bluetooth SIG
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BLE Aerobic Heart Rate Lower Limit Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicAerobicHeartRateLowerLimit: Characteristic
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BLE Aerobic Heart Rate Upper Limit Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicAerobicHeartRateUpperLimit: Characteristic
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BLE Aerobic Threshold Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicAerobicThreshold: Characteristic
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BLE Age Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicAge: Characteristic
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BLE Alert Category ID Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicAlertCategoryID: Characteristic
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BLE Alert Level Characteristic
The level of an alert a device is to sound. If this level is changed while the alert is being sounded, the new level should take effect.
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open class CharacteristicAlertLevel: Characteristic
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BLE Alert Status Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicAlertStatus: Characteristic
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BLE Altitude Characteristic
The Altitude characteristic describes the altitude of the device.
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open class CharacteristicAltitude: Characteristic
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BLE Anaerobic Heart Rate Lower Limit Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicAnaerobicHeartRateLowerLimit: Characteristic
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BLE Anaerobic Heart Rate Upper Limit Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicAnaerobicHeartRateUpperLimit: Characteristic
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BLE Aerobic Threshold Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicAnaerobicThreshold: Characteristic
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BLE Analog Characteristic
Used to read or write the value of one of the IO Module’s analog signals
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open class CharacteristicAnalog: Characteristic
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BLE Analog Output Characteristic
Value of an analog output as a 16-bit integer (uint16). The format of the analog value depends on the implementation.
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open class CharacteristicAnalogOutput: Characteristic
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BLE Apparent Wind Direction Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicApparentWindDirection: Characteristic
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BLE Apparent Wind Speed Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicApparentWindSpeed: Characteristic
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BLE Appearance Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicAppearance: Characteristic
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BLE Barometric Pressure Trend Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicBarometricPressureTrend: Characteristic
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BLE Battery Level Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicBatteryLevel: Characteristic
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BLE Battery Level State Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicBatteryLevelState: Characteristic
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BLE Battery Power State Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicBatteryPowerState: Characteristic
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BLE Blood Pressure Feature Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicBloodPressureFeature: Characteristic
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BLE Blood Pressure Measurement Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicBloodPressureMeasurement: Characteristic
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BLE Body Composition Measurement Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicBodyCompositionMeasurement: Characteristic
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BLE Body Sensor Location Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicBodySensorLocation: Characteristic
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BLE Bond Management Features Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicBondManagementFeatures: Characteristic
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BLE Continuous Glucose Monitoring Feature Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicContinuousGlucoseMonitoringFeature: Characteristic
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BLE Cross Trainer Data Characteristic
The Cross Trainer Data characteristic is used to send training-related data to the Client from a cross trainer (Server).
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open class CharacteristicCrossTrainerData: Characteristic
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BLE Current Time Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicCurrentTime: Characteristic
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BLE Database Change Increment Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicDatabaseChangeIncrement: Characteristic
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BLE Date of Birth Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicDateOfBirth: Characteristic
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BLE Day Date Time Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicDayDateTime: Characteristic
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BLE Day of Week Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicDayOfWeek: Characteristic
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BLE Device Name Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicDeviceName: Characteristic
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BLE Dew Point Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicDewPoint: Characteristic
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BLE DST Offset Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicDSTOffset: Characteristic
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BLE Elevation Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicElevation: Characteristic
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BLE Email Address Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicEmailAddress: Characteristic
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BLE Fat Burn Heart Rate Lower Limit Characteristic
Lower limit of the heart rate where the user maximizes the fat burn while exersizing
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open class CharacteristicFatBurnHeartRateLowerLimit: Characteristic
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BLE Fat Burn Heart Rate Upper Limit Characteristic
Upper limit of the heart rate where the user maximizes the fat burn while exersizing
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Swift
open class CharacteristicFatBurnHeartRateUpperLimit: Characteristic
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BLE Firmware Revision String Characteristic
The value of this characteristic is a UTF-8 string representing the firmware revision for the firmware within the device
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open class CharacteristicFirmwareRevisionString: Characteristic
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BLE First Name Characteristic
The value of this characteristic is a UTF-8 string representing the firmware revision for the firmware within the device
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open class CharacteristicFirstName: Characteristic
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BLE Five Zone Heart Rate Limits Characteristic
The limits between the heart rate zones for the 5-zone heart rate definition (Maximum, Hard, Moderate, Light and Very Light)
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open class CharacteristicFiveZoneHeartRateLimits: Characteristic
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BLE Floor Number Characteristic
The Floor Number characteristic describes in which floor the device is installed
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open class CharacteristicFloorNumber: Characteristic
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Declaration
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open class CharacteristicGender: Characteristic
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BLE Hardware Revision String Characteristic
The value of this characteristic is a UTF-8 string representing the hardware revision for the hardware within the device
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open class CharacteristicHardwareRevisionString: Characteristic
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BLE Heart Rate Control Point Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicHeartRateControlPoint: Characteristic
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Declaration
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open class CharacteristicHeartRateMax: Characteristic
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BLE Heart Rate Meassurement Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicHeartRateMeasurement: Characteristic
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BLE Heat Index Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicHeatIndex: Characteristic
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Declaration
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open class CharacteristicHeight: Characteristic
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BLE Hip Circumference Characteristic
Used with the Waist Circumference value to calculate the Waist to Hip Ratio (WHR)
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open class CharacteristicHipCircumference: Characteristic
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BLE Humidity Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicHumidity: Characteristic
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BLE Indoor Bike Data Characteristic
The Indoor Bike Data characteristic is used to send training-related data to the Client from an indoor bike (Server).
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open class CharacteristicIndoorBikeData: Characteristic
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BLE Language Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicLanguage: Characteristic
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Declaration
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open class CharacteristicLastName: Characteristic
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BLE Latitude Characteristic
The Latitude characteristic describes the WGS84 North coordinate of the device
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open class CharacteristicLatitude: Characteristic
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BLE Local East Coordinate Characteristic
The Local East characteristic describes the East coordinate of the device using local coordinate system
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open class CharacteristicLocalEastCoordinate: Characteristic
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BLE Local North Coordinate Characteristic
The Local North characteristic describes the North coordinate of the device using local coordinate system
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open class CharacteristicLocalNorthCoordinate: Characteristic
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BLE Local Time Information Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicLocalTimeInformation: Characteristic
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BLE Location Name Characteristic
The Location Name characteristic describes the name of the location the device is installed in
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open class CharacteristicLocationName: Characteristic
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BLE Longitude Characteristic
The Longitude characteristic describes the WGS84 East coordinate of the device
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open class CharacteristicLongitude: Characteristic
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BLE Magnetic Declination Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicMagneticDeclination: Characteristic
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BLE Manufacturer Name String Characteristic
The value of this characteristic is a UTF-8 string representing the name of the manufacturer of the device
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open class CharacteristicManufacturerNameString: Characteristic
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BLE Maximum Recommended Heart Rate Characteristic
Maximum recommended heart rate is a threshold that may be set to limit exertion. The maximum recommended heart rate is smaller or equal to the maximal heart rate a user can reach
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open class CharacteristicMaximumRecommendedHeartRate: Characteristic
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BLE Measurement Interval Characteristic
The Measurement Interval characteristic defines the time between measurements
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open class CharacteristicMeasurementInterval: Characteristic
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BLE Model Number String Characteristic
The value of this characteristic is a UTF-8 string representing the model number assigned by the device vendor
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open class CharacteristicModelNumberString: Characteristic
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BLE Network Availability Characteristic
The Network Availability characteristic represents if network is available or not available
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open class CharacteristicNetworkAvailability: Characteristic
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BLE New Alert Characteristic
This characteristic defines the category of the alert and how many new alerts of that category have occurred in the server device. Brief text information may also be included for the last alert in the category
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open class CharacteristicNewAlert: Characteristic
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BLE Object Name Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicObjectName: Characteristic
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BLE Object Name Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicObjectSize: Characteristic
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BLE PnP ID Characteristic
The PnP_ID characteristic is a set of values that used to create a device ID value that is unique for this device. Included in the characteristic is a Vendor ID Source field, a Vendor ID field, a Product ID field and a Product Version field. These values are used to identify all devices of a given type/model/version using numbers
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open class CharacteristicPnPID: Characteristic
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BLE Pollen Concentration Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicPollenConcentration: Characteristic
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BLE Position 2D Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicPosition2D: Characteristic
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BLE Position 3D Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicPosition3D: Characteristic
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BLE Pressure Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicPressure: Characteristic
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BLE Rainfall Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicRainfall: Characteristic
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Declaration
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open class CharacteristicRestingHeartRate: Characteristic
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BLE Ringer Setting Characteristic
The Ringer Setting characteristic defines the Setting of the Ringer
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open class CharacteristicRingerSetting: Characteristic
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BLE Rower Data Characteristic
The Rower Data characteristic is used to send training-related data to the Client from a rower (Server).
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open class CharacteristicRowerData: Characteristic
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BLE Sensor Location Characteristic
The Sensor Location characteristic is used to expose the location of the sensor
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open class CharacteristicSensorLocation: Characteristic
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BLE Serial Number String Characteristic
The value of this characteristic is a variable-length UTF-8 string representing the serial number for a particular instance of the device
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open class CharacteristicSerialNumberString: Characteristic
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BLE Software Revision String Characteristic
The value of this characteristic is a UTF-8 string representing the software revision for the software within the device
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open class CharacteristicSoftwareRevisionString: Characteristic
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BLE Sport Type for Aerobic and Anaerobic Thresholds Characteristic
Aerobic Threshold and Anaerobic Threshold together with the Sport Type for Aerobic and Anaerobic Thresholds describe the metabolic thresholds of the user. The Sport Type for Aerobic and Anaerobic Thresholds identifies how the measurement was performed
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open class CharacteristicSportTypeForAerobicAndAnaerobicThresholds: Characteristic
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BLE Stair Climber Data Characteristic
The Stair Climber Data characteristic is used to send training-related data to the Client from a stair climber (Server).
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open class CharacteristicStairClimberData: Characteristic
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BLE Step Climber Data Characteristic
The Step Climber Data characteristic is used to send training-related data to the Client from a step climber (Server).
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open class CharacteristicStepClimberData: Characteristic
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BLE String Characteristic
A generic UTF8 string which may be used in Services requiring strings
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open class CharacteristicString: Characteristic
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BLE Supported Heart Rate Range Characteristic
The Supported Heart Rate Range characteristic is used to send the supported Heart Rate range as well as the minimum Heart Rate increment supported by the Server
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open class CharacteristicSupportedHeartRateRange: Characteristic
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BLE Supported Inclination Range Characteristic
The Supported Inclination Range characteristic is used to send the supported inclination range as well as the minimum inclination increment supported by the Server
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open class CharacteristicSupportedInclinationRange: Characteristic
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BLE Supported Power Range Characteristic
The Supported Power Range characteristic is used to send the supported power range as well as the minimum power increment supported by the Server
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open class CharacteristicSupportedPowerRange: Characteristic
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BLE Supported Resistance Level Characteristic
The Supported Resistance Level Range characteristic is used to send the supported resistance level range as well as the minimum resistance increment supported by the Server
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open class CharacteristicSupportedResistanceLevel: Characteristic
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BLE Supported Speed Range Characteristic
The Supported Speed Range characteristic is used to send the supported speed range as well as the minimum speed increment supported by the Server
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open class CharacteristicSupportedSpeedRange: Characteristic
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BLE Temperature Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicTemperature: Characteristic
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BLE Temperature Celsius Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicTemperatureCelsius: Characteristic
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BLE Temperature Fahrenheit Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicTemperatureFahrenheit: Characteristic
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BLE Temperature Measurement Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicTemperatureMeasurement: Characteristic
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BLE Temperature Type Characteristic
The Temperature Type characteristic is an enumeration that indicates where the temperature was measured
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open class CharacteristicTemperatureType: Characteristic
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BLE Three Zone Heart Rate Limits Characteristic
The limits between the heart rate zones for the 3-zone heart rate definition (Hard, Moderate and Light)
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open class CharacteristicThreeZoneHeartRateLimits: Characteristic
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BLE Time Source Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicTimeSource: Characteristic
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BLE Time Update Control Point Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicTimeUpdateControlPoint: Characteristic
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BLE Time Update State Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicTimeUpdateState: Characteristic
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BLE Time Zone Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicTimeZone: Characteristic
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BLE Training Status Characteristic
Provides the current training state while a user is exercising
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open class CharacteristicTrainingStatus: Characteristic
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BLE Treadmill Data Characteristic
The Treadmill Data characteristic is used to send training-related data to the Client from a treadmill (Server).
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open class CharacteristicTreadmillData: Characteristic
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BLE True Wind Direction Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicTrueWindDirection: Characteristic
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BLE True Wind Speed Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicTrueWindSpeed: Characteristic
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BLE Two Zone Heart Rate Limit Characteristic
The limits between the heart rate zones for the 2-zone heart rate definition (Fitness and Fat Burn).
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open class CharacteristicTwoZoneHeartRateLimit: Characteristic
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BLE Tx Power Level Characteristic
The Transmit Power Level characteristic represents the current transmit power level in dBm, and the level ranges from -100 dBm to +20 dBm to a resolution of 1 dBm.
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open class CharacteristicTxPowerLevel: Characteristic
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BLE URI Characteristic
The Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) Characteristic is used to configure the URI for a subsequent request
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open class CharacteristicUniformResourceIdentifier: Characteristic
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BLE Unread Alert Status Characteristic
Shows how many numbers of unread alerts exist in the specific category in the device.
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open class CharacteristicUnreadAlertStatus: Characteristic
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BLE User Index Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicUserIndex: Characteristic
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BLE UV Index Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicUVIndex: Characteristic
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Declaration
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open class CharacteristicV02Max: Characteristic
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BLE Waist Circumference Characteristic
Used with the Hip Circumference value to calculate the Waist to Hip Ratio (WHR)
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open class CharacteristicWaistCircumference: Characteristic
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Declaration
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open class CharacteristicWeight: Characteristic
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BLE Weight Measurement Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicWeightMeasurement: Characteristic
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BLE Weight Scale Feature Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicWeightScaleFeature: Characteristic
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BLE Wind Chill Characteristic
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open class CharacteristicWindChill: Characteristic


class SleeperRb::Resources::Draft::Pick
A pick from a given draft, containing information about the user and selected player.
Attributes
draft_id[R]
draft_slot[R]
is_keeper[R]
pick_no[R]
picked_by[R]
player_id[R]
roster_id[R]
round[R]
Public Instance Methods
draft()
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Returns the draft instance to which this pick belongs.
@return [SleeperRb::Resources::Draft
]
# File lib/sleeper_rb/resources/draft/pick.rb, line 38
metadata()
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Returns the metadata for this pick.
@return [SleeperRb::resources::Draft::Pick::Metadata]
# File lib/sleeper_rb/resources/draft/pick.rb, line 49 cached_attr :round, :roster_id, :player_id, :picked_by, :pick_no, :is_keeper, :draft_slot, :draft_id, :draft, metadata: ->(hash) { Metadata.new(hash) }
player()
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Returns the player instance selected with this pick.
@return [SleeperRb::Resources::Player
]
# File lib/sleeper_rb/resources/draft/pick.rb, line 62 cached_association :player do Player.new(player_id: player_id) end
roster()
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Returns the roster instance to which this pick belongs.
@return [SleeperRb::Resources::League::Roster
]
# File lib/sleeper_rb/resources/draft/pick.rb, line 71 cached_association :roster do draft.league.rosters.detect { |roster| roster.roster_id == roster_id } end
user()
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Returns the user instance to whom this pick belongs.
@return [SleeperRb::Resources::User
]
# File lib/sleeper_rb/resources/draft/pick.rb, line 80 cached_association :user do draft.league.users.detect { |user| user.user_id == picked_by } end


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Don't Use OOB SharePoint Themes
MOSS 2007 ships a number of default themes. There are a number of issues with these regarding enabling caching for CSS and images used in the themes, supporting the modification of these artefacts without requiring the theme to be updated, but also around the validity of the CSS itself.
I will cover the caching and updating points in another post (although the key elements behind this are covered in Heather Solomon’s post. This post flags up the issue of broken CSS one of the side effects of which is extra HTTP requests which will never be served.
I’m going to cut to the chase and advise that you do not permit the out of the box themes to be used. (Not that anyone is still deploying new 2007 installations are they?) I’m going to pick on a few specific problems, but they are indicative of MOSS themes as a whole.
Not Cacheable
Check out Fiddler when you make a request to a theme enabled site. Every request brings down a raft of images associated with the theme. Why no browser caching? The theme files (theme.css, mossextension.css and all the associated images) are served with a Cache-Control header set to “private,max-age=0”. This means that every time you request those resources your browser will head all the way back to the server to check whether they’ve been updated.
Stored In The Content Database
When you apply a theme to a SharePoint site, it grabs all the styles and images in the folder that defines the theme and stores them in the site (i.e. in the content database) under the “_themes” folder.
This has the side effect of making it difficult to make any changes to themes which have been applied, but also means that there is a lot of database access just to serve out a set of static image and css files.
Broken Links - Bad CSS and Missing Images
The Simple theme contains two references to ‘http://localhost/topnavselected_simple.gif’. This will never be resolved which results in 404 errors when requesting pages with that theme applied.
The Verdant theme has links to the ‘siteTitleBKGD_vintage.jpg’ image. Sadly, there’s a gif, but no jpg by that name in this theme.
There are further problems than this, but if you’ve got performance issues on your MOSS farm and you have themes enabled, consider what impact they have.
I’ve looked at the theme definitions on 2010 and they seem similarly afflicted.
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The Spectacular Rise and Fall of WeWork
transcript
The Spectacular Rise and Fall of WeWork
Hosted by Michael Barbaro, produced by Adizah Eghan and Austin Mitchell, and edited by M.J. Davis Lin and Lisa Tobin
He sold a utopian vision that ultimately left a company in shambles. Then he walked away with more than $1 billion.
michael barbaro
From The New York Times, I’m Michael Barbaro. This is “The Daily.”
Today: It was the most valuable start-up in the United States, with plans to revolutionize how and where people around the world worked. Amy Chozick on the spectacular rise and fall of WeWork and the story of the man behind it all.
It’s Monday, November 18.
Amy, I wonder if you could read this letter that WeWork employees sent to their bosses.
amy chozick
Sure. Here’s what they wrote. “To the We Company Management Team. WeWork’s company values encourage us to be entrepreneurial, inspired, authentic, tenacious, grateful and together. Today, we are embracing these qualities wholeheartedly as we band together to ensure the well-being of our peers. Thousands of us will be laid off in the coming weeks, but we want our time here to have meant something. We don’t want to be defined by the scandals, the corruption and the greed exhibited by the company’s leadership. We want to leave behind a legacy that represents the true character and intentions of WeWork employees. In the immediate term, we want those being laid off to be provided fair and reasonable separation terms commensurate with their contributions, including severance pay, continuation of company-paid health insurance and compensation for lost equity.”
michael barbaro
It’s a pretty grim letter.
amy chozick
It is.
michael barbaro
So how did WeWork get to this point? What’s the story here?
archived recording
Co-founder and C.E.O. of WeWork, Adam Neumann.
amy chozick
So the story of WeWork really starts with a man named Adam Neumann.
archived recording (adam neumann)
Growing up in Israel, watching American television and movies, I believed that the American dream is get a degree, get a great job, have lots of fun, make lots of money.
amy chozick
He was born in Israel. He moved to New York.
archived recording (adam neumann)
I majored in entrepreneurship and marketing.
amy chozick
And he started all of these sort of fly-by-night entrepreneurial ideas. One of them was —
archived recording (adam neumann)
This genius idea was going to be a women’s high-heel shoe with a collapsible heel.
amy chozick
— women’s high heels with collapsible heels. Another was —
michael barbaro
For storage.
amy chozick
No, because it’s uncomfortable, Michael, to walk around in heels all day. So you collapse them when you’re going down subway stairs.
archived recording (adam neumann)
And this is definitely not my passion. And I came up with my second great idea — Krawlers, with a K. Krawlers was baby pants with kneepads on them to protect the babies’ knees for the crawling age.
amy chozick
Knee pads for crawling babies.
michael barbaro
Hmm.
amy chozick
The slogan was —
archived recording (adam neumann)
Just because they don’t tell you doesn’t mean they don’t hurt.
michael barbaro
[LAUGHS]
archived recording (adam neumann)
Of course, the business was a tremendous failure.
amy chozick
So he settles on co-working.
archived recording (adam neumann)
And in 2010, started WeWork. [APPLAUSE]
archived recording
WeWork is a leader in the business of renting out spaces to entrepreneurs. The company —
amy chozick
And it was a very specific time to be in the co-working business. There were a lot of people who had a lot of start-up ideas, Silicon Valley was booming, and you needed a place to work outside your parents’ basement, right? So —
archived recording
It lets people rent out a desk or a private office equipped with amenities like internet, coffee and spacious common areas. WeWork also —
amy chozick
— they were sleek. They had community space, sofas all over the place for team-building. There was cold brew, kombucha, taco Tuesdays. There was beer and wine on tap. Instead of going out for a drink, you’d stay at the office. It really came to symbolize the kind of start-up entrepreneurial hustle of millennials.
michael barbaro
In other words, this kind of space was perfectly timed for a generation of people who didn’t see themselves as office workers, but as individual businesses and entrepreneurs who needed a place to do that.
amy chozick
Exactly.
archived recording (adam neumann)
WeWork is the office space of tomorrow. The future is about light, innovation, creativity. It’s going from me to we. We give you space that will inspire you, uplift you and help you innovate the products of tomorrow.
amy chozick
So in Adam’s mind, this was a community company. His mission was to elevate the world’s consciousness. He would talk about this. So he grew up partly on a kibbutz in Israel, and he would talk about it as a capitalist kibbutz. It was this mix of, like, capitalistic hustle with this yearning for communal meaning. Adam Neumann would say that he wanted WeWork to create a world where people don’t just make a living, they make a life.
michael barbaro
And they make a life in these WeWork offices.
amy chozick
Exactly. The thing Adam Neumann is really best at is communicating his vision, convincing people that he can change the way we work and live. He fully adopted the persona of the iconoclast start-up founder, and he looked the part. You know, at 6 foot 5, with flowing brown hair, you know, people looked up to him. When he walked into a meeting —
michael barbaro
Literally.
amy chozick
— people paid, literally, paid attention to him. But the most important person who bought into his vision is a Japanese executive, the head of a company called SoftBank —
archived recording (masayoshi son)
The thing is, you know, I have a vision.
amy chozick
— called Masayoshi Son. Everyone calls him Masa.
archived recording (masayoshi son)
We go and change the world together.
amy chozick
Masa’s company oversees something called the Vision Fund.
archived recording (masayoshi son)
— thinking about what is the future? What is the — how we can change the life of people for the better humanity.
amy chozick
This is the largest tech investment fund in the world. They have $100 billion dollars to play with, largely from the Saudis who want to diversify away from oil and invest in tech. And Masa is this very interesting character who’s always trusted his gut.
archived recording
One of the investments you made is considered by many people to be the most successful investment in the history of mankind. You invested roughly $20 million in Alibaba. And at the time it went public, it was worth roughly $90 billion. What is it that made you feel this was worth putting in $20 million.
archived recording (masayoshi son)
Well, he had no business plan.
But his eyes was very strong — strong eyes, strong, shining eyes. I could tell.
amy chozick
And so he meets Adam Neumann. Adam Neumann gives Masa a tour of his offices. This includes the right soundtrack in the background and all the sleek office space and virtual-reality renderings of WeWork office space in the future. So you could wear these glasses and feel like you’re standing in Tokyo or Shanghai, right down to looking out the street and seeing the scene that you would see from the offices. And this really blows Masa’s mind. He loves this vision. He loves Adam’s energy.
archived recording
You know, both WeWork and SoftBank Vision Fund are shoot-the-moon operations, so —
amy chozick
So after a 12-minute tour of the WeWork offices and Adam Newman’s vision —
archived recording
— basically both willing to make humongous bets, and they’re sort of enabling one another.
amy chozick
— Masa Son invests over $4 billion in WeWork.
archived recording (speaker 1)
And by the way, I work in a WeWork, so WeWork’s good.
archived recording (speaker 2)
[LAUGHS] I hear they have good drinks on tap, David. Look —
amy chozick
This is an enormous investment. And he doesn’t say, Adam, I need you to be a very careful steward of this extremely important investment. Be careful with my money. Instead he says, I need you to go crazier. I need you to do more. I need you to explore your wildest visions.
michael barbaro
He says that?
amy chozick
He says, go as far as you can with this. And there’s more money where this came from.
michael barbaro
So just how wild does Adam Neumann go with this $4 billion investment?
archived recording
So we’re at WeWork in Austin, Texas, right now.
amy chozick
He started opening WeWorks all over the country.
archived recording
I’m in my new office at the Crystal City WeWork that just opened up today.
amy chozick
Every major American city had a WeWork.
archived recording
— my new office space, which is in the WeWork in Long Beach, California.
amy chozick
And then he expanded massively abroad.
michael barbaro
I feel like I remember this moment, because I woke up one day and had a long walk around Manhattan, and there was a WeWork at every single turn.
amy chozick
The Lord & Taylor building. Absolutely, they became ubiquitous. WeWork now is 45 million square feet of real estate. It’s the largest private landlord in New York, Washington, and London.
michael barbaro
Wow.
amy chozick
And then, giant companies started also moving their employees into WeWork offices, thinking it’s a draw for employees to work in these spaces.
michael barbaro
Like which companies?
amy chozick
Verizon, Salesforce, IBM all moved a lot of employees into WeWork office spaces.
michael barbaro
Hmm.
amy chozick
And this is the point when Adam really leans into Masa’s advice, which is to go wild. Pursue your craziest dreams. He opens a WeLive apartment building and wants to expand that. He says these are places that will have community and cut down on the suicide rate because people never feel alone. He was talking about WeGrow, and he and his wife opened a school in downtown Manhattan. There was WeBank, there was WeSail. There was WeSleep. There was talk of an airline.
michael barbaro
WeFly?
amy chozick
WeFly, presumably. There was talk of WeMars, even putting office space on the red planet.
michael barbaro
That really is wild.
amy chozick
It was wild. So Adam Neumann becomes fantastically rich. He also indulges his eccentricities. I mean, he was known to walk around the office barefoot. But now, he’s installed a private plunge pool in his office — a cold plunge, an infrared sauna in his office. He has a white Maybach. He’s, like, blaring hip-hop as this chauffeured white Maybach takes him all over Manhattan. He also convinced the company to buy a $60-million private plane, which he and other executives hotbox.
michael barbaro
I’m sorry?
amy chozick
That’s, you know, getting high in a confined space with the marijuana smoke filling the cabin. Tequila — Adam Neumann loved his Don Julio tequila. He would even get people who didn’t seem the tequila type, like Jared Kushner, to take tequila shots at 9:00 in the morning while they were scoping out some real estate in Philly.
michael barbaro
Wow.
amy chozick
But employees said that there was just free-flowing booze all the time, a lot of marijuana, a lot of these summer camp kind of weekend retreats. People would get drunk, and they’d dance around a fire singing to Journey —
[music]
amy chozick
— and other sort of “Animal House” antics, but always infused with this, like, larger purpose. Adam would get on stage with, like, Deepak Chopra and address employees. And it was this culture of WeWork that was very specific to Adam’s vision for the company.
michael barbaro
So Amy, as Adam Neumann becomes this larger-than-life character, as WeWork is opening offices all over the United States, all over the world, and as this term “We” starts to get applied to all areas of life, are people starting to question whether this is getting just a little too big and whether it’s all kind of adding up?
amy chozick
By and large, people looked at what Adam had accomplished, WeWork on every corner, as you said, taking over iconic buildings, and they believed in what he was selling. And then on top of that, you throw in Masa, this Japanese tycoon, who had made a fortune investing early on in these founders — Alibaba, Yahoo, Uber — just based on gut instincts. And if he believed in Adam, why shouldn’t everyone else?
michael barbaro
Mm-hmm.
amy chozick
So WeWork does what successful start-ups do. They prepare to go public, meaning they can sell their shares to the public. There’s a valuation on the company of $47 billion. That makes it the most valuable start-up in the country. And part of going public, they have to disclose everything in paperwork. And that’s when things start to unravel.
[music]
michael barbaro
We’ll be right back.
archived recording
WeWork just unveiling its I.P.O. filing.
michael barbaro
So why did things start to unravel when WeWork files all this paperwork to go public?
amy chozick
So this is the first time that journalists, investors, the public can really look under the hood at what’s going on at WeWork —
archived recording
Do we have any numbers in terms of how much money they’re making or losing right now?
amy chozick
— and it’s not pretty.
archived recording
Net losses were just under a billion dollars, $904 million.
amy chozick
The company had lost $900 million in the first half of 2019 alone.
michael barbaro
Wow.
amy chozick
They had rapidly expanded into markets that weren’t necessarily friendly to WeWork. And there had also been some kind of questionable financial dealings between Adam and the company that he started.
michael barbaro
Like what?
amy chozick
Well, he had trademarked the word “We” and sold it back to the company for $5.9 million dollars. He ended up returning that money, but that certainly raised eyebrows. He had bought a lot of the buildings that WeWork was now leasing, so the company had paid him millions of dollars for space in the offices that he owned.
michael barbaro
So this is all very unconventional and potentially even self-dealing.
amy chozick
Right. But then there’s the text of the I.P.O., the legal document that they filed with the S.E.C. The word “community” is listed more than 150 times. And there was all of this kind of propping up what we now know is a very unprofitable business with this lingo of self-help and creating community. And people just started to see it as selling air, you know, couching this unprofitable business in language that made people feel good. So this paperwork filed with the S.E.C. really sets off an implosion unlike any other in start-up history.
archived recording 1
All the bad press and the bad moves caused the company’s expected valuation to drop from $47 billion down to just $15 billion, so —
archived recording 2
It could come in as low as $10 billion, according to —
archived recording 3
It may value the office-sharing company below $8 billion dollars, and that is a fraction of the $47 billion —
amy chozick
The value of WeWork plummets. So this is when discussion starts to spread of, well, should there even be an I.P.O.? Is this company ready to go public? And people start to turn on Adam pretty quickly at this point.
archived recording 1
WeWork C.E.O. Adam Neumann is facing new pressure from some of his top investors following the company’s decision to postpone the I.P.O.
archived recording 2
Some board members and large investors in the company are privately discussing whether they could replace C.E.O. Adam Neumann and how they would do it.
amy chozick
They think he should be removed. He should not be the C.E.O. of WeWork. Not only should he not be the C.E.O., but he should have no involvement in WeWork anymore.
archived recording
Yeah, this is now official.  But I love to be an “I told you so.” This house of cards was coming down, this business based on beanbags, distressed furniture, and Nespresso machines. And yet, somehow this guy’s been treated as some guru genius because he’s such an effective self-promoter. P.T. Barnum is supposed to have said, “There’s a sucker born every minute.” That’s what’s going on here. And Wall Street, they were suckered, too, along with SoftBank buying in. Where’d they get this $47 billion for $12 million in cash? You look at their —
[music]
amy chozick
So they decide that even getting rid of Adam does not save this effort to go public, and they have to pull the IPO. I mean, this is hugely embarrassing, this company that had been valued at $47 billion, the most valuable start-up in the country, is suddenly valued at a tiny fraction of that. And this Japanese investor, Masa Son, who had been such a visionary, it’s extremely embarrassing for him. Ultimately, he has to apologize to investors, specifically for putting so much faith in Adam Neumann.
michael barbaro
So what becomes of Adam Neumann at this point? He has been pushed out of his company. In a way, he has been exposed as someone who is a better salesman than operator of a company. And it becomes pretty clear that he has built something that is not all that revolutionary but is a little bit of a financial house of cards.
amy chozick
Well, here’s what’s so interesting about what happened to Adam Neumann. He walked away from the company he founded with over a billion dollars.
michael barbaro
How is that possible?
amy chozick
SoftBank bought his shares in WeWork. And they also agreed to pay him $46 million in consulting fees for four years.
michael barbaro
Wow.
amy chozick
Nice work if you can get it.
michael barbaro
Why?
amy chozick
SoftBank would say that this was the cost to get Adam out and start to clean up the mess, which includes laying off potentially thousands of employees. You know, in this letter the employees call it “graft.” Here he was walking away with over a billion dollars, I mean, generational wealth as they faced layoffs, losing their health care, getting nothing.
They write, “We are not the Adam Neumanns of this world — we are a diverse workforce with rents to pay, households to support and children to raise. We are not asking for this level of graft. We are asking to be treated with humanity and dignity so we can continue living life while searching to make a living elsewhere.”
michael barbaro
Amy, how do we explain what’s happened here, the pretty sad saga of WeWork and this situation that has ended with all these workers waiting to be laid off?
amy chozick
So the story of WeWork and Adam Neumann is essentially a story of his exploitation of two phenomenon. The first is this kind of late-stage tech capitalism, when investors really want to believe in these start-up founders who have businesses that are essentially sort of traditional businesses with tech layered on, and Uber is a perfect example of that — calling a taxi with your phone — and in turn, give these companies enormous valuations when the business underpinnings are not necessarily there. So the irony, of course, was that Adam Neumann tapped into this tech vernacular about changing the world, about revolutionizing office space, but his company had really nothing to do with tech. It was a commercial real estate company.
michael barbaro
But people believed that.
amy chozick
But it had a tech valuation because investors believed it. The second thing he quite brilliantly exploited was this yearning of millennials having this capitalist ambition and hustle, but also this yearning for community, this “we” generation, as he called it, that it’s not about you or me, it’s about we. And in the end, it essentially was about him.
archived recording (adam neumann)
It is us who will blaze the path forward, paved not with algorithms, not with software, but with values, with friendship, with common goals, and most importantly, with humanity. [APPLAUSE] Thank you.
amy chozick
And I think that’s been particularly hard for WeWork employees to stomach. It’s not just that the business turned out to be not as profitable as they thought it was, and their CEO walked away with a giant golden parachute. It was that they believed that it was bigger than that. They believed it was a community. And now they’re saying that it wasn’t.
archived recording (adam neumann)
And the we revolution is going to be led by the we generation, and it will restore in each one of us the sense of dignity and community without which braveness cannot be achieved. The we generation knows that you must treat other people the way you want to be treated.
[music]
michael barbaro
Thank you, Amy.
amy chozick
Thank you, Michael.
michael barbaro
On Sunday night, The Times reported that WeWork is preparing to lay off at least 4,000 employees. Those layoffs are expected to be announced as early as this week.
We’ll be right back.
Here’s what else you need to know today. Over the weekend, impeachment investigators released the closed-door testimony of a National Security Council official, Tim Morrison, who further tied President Trump to the quid pro quo with Ukraine. Morrison testified that Gordon Sondland, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union, acted at Trump’s behest when he repeatedly communicated to Ukrainian officials that opening investigations helpful to Trump would result in the release of $400 million in U.S. military assistance to Ukraine withheld by Trump. Morrison also testified that National Security Adviser John Bolton had tried and failed to convince Trump to release the military assistance during a meeting over the summer. And —
archived recording (john bel edwards)
Thank you! What a great night it is for Louisiana. [APPLAUSE] And to God be the glory!
michael barbaro
— Governor John Bel Edwards of Louisiana, the only Democratic governor in the Deep South, narrowly won re-election on Saturday, defeating a Republican supported by President Trump. It was the second time in two weeks that a Republican candidate for governor backed by Trump has been defeated. After the defeat of Kentucky’s Republican governor, Trump had told Louisiana voters that he needed them to deliver him a victory.
archived recording (donald trump)
So Trump took a loss, so you’ve got to give me a big win please, O.K.?
michael barbaro
On Saturday, during his victory speech, Louisiana’s governor gently teased Trump about the outcome.
archived recording (john bel edwards)
And as for the president, God bless his heart. [CHEERING]
michael barbaro
That’s it for “The Daily.” I’m Michael Barbaro. See you tomorrow.
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It was one of the most valuable start-ups in the United States, with bold plans to revolutionize how and where people worked around the world.
Today, we look at how the dream of WeWork crumbled — and explore the story of the man responsible for the wreckage.
On today’s episode:
- Amy Chozick, a writer at large for The New York Times covering the personalities and power struggles in business, politics and media.
Background reading:
- Adam Neumann had an inexplicably persuasive charisma and a taste for risk. Then he found a kindred spirit with an open checkbook.
- WeWork is preparing to eliminate at least 4,000 employees, cutting nearly a third of its work force in an effort to staunch further financial losses.
Tune in, and tell us what you think. Email us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>. Follow Michael Barbaro on Twitter: @mikiebarb . And if you’re interested in advertising with “The Daily,” write to us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
Correction: An earlier version of this episode misstated the companies that Masayoshi Son invested in. It is not the case that he has invested in Airbnb.
Amy Chozick contributed reporting.
“The Daily” is made by Theo Balcomb, Andy Mills, Lisa Tobin, Rachel Quester, Lynsea Garrison, Annie Brown, Clare Toeniskoetter, Paige Cowett, Michael Simon Johnson, Brad Fisher, Larissa Anderson, Wendy Dorr, Chris Wood, Jessica Cheung, Alexandra Leigh Young, Jonathan Wolfe, Lisa Chow, Eric Krupke, Marc Georges, Luke Vander Ploeg, Adizah Eghan, Kelly Prime, Julia Longoria, Sindhu Gnanasambandan, Jazmín Aguilera, M.J. Davis Lin, Dan Powell, Austin Mitchell, Sayre Quevedo, Monika Evstatieva and Neena Pathak. Our theme music is by Jim Brunberg and Ben Landsverk of Wonderly. Special thanks to Sam Dolnick, Mikayla Bouchard, Stella Tan, Julia Simon and Lauren Jackson.


Crystal Tar (Crystar)
Shard Crystar
implements access to tar archives.
No external library needed. This is written in pure Crystal.
Tape archives (tar) are a file format for storing a sequence of files that can be read and written in a streaming manner. This shard aims to cover most variations of the format, including those produced by GNU and BSD tar tools.
This module is mostly based on Tar
package implementation of Golang
Format represents the tar archive format.
The original tar format was introduced in Unix V7. Since then, there have been multiple competing formats attempting to standardize or extend the V7 format to overcome its limitations. The most common formats are the USTAR, PAX, and GNU formats, each with their own advantages and limitations.
The following table captures the capabilities of each format:
| USTAR | PAX | GNU ------------------+--------+-----------+---------- Name | 256B | unlimited | unlimited Linkname | 100B | unlimited | unlimited Size | uint33 | unlimited | uint89 Mode | uint21 | uint21 | uint57 Uid/Gid | uint21 | unlimited | uint57 Uname/Gname | 32B | unlimited | 32B ModTime | uint33 | unlimited | int89 AccessTime | n/a | unlimited | int89 ChangeTime | n/a | unlimited | int89 Devmajor/Devminor | uint21 | uint21 | uint57 ------------------+--------+-----------+---------- string encoding | ASCII | UTF-8 | binary sub-second times | no | yes | no sparse files | no | yes | yes
The table's upper portion shows the Header fields, where each format reports the maximum number of bytes allowed for each string field and the integer type used to store each numeric field (where timestamps are stored as the number of seconds since the Unix epoch).
The table's lower portion shows specialized features of each format, such as supported string encodings, support for sub-second timestamps, or support for sparse files.
The Writer
currently provides no support for sparse files.
Installation
- Add the dependency to your
shard.yml
:
`yaml
dependencies:
crystar:
github: naqvis/crystar
`
- Run
shards install
Usage
require "crystar"
Crystar
module contains readers and writers for tar archive.
Tape archives (tar) are a file format for storing a sequence of files that can be read and written in a streaming manner.
This module aims to cover most variations of the format, including those produced by GNU and BSD tar tools.
Sample Usage
files = [
{"readme.txt", "This archive contains some text files."},
{"minerals.txt", "Mineral names:\nalunite\nchromium\nvlasovite"},
{"todo.txt", "Get crystal mining license."},
]
buf = IO::Memory.new
Crystar::Writer.open(buf) do |tw|
files.each_with_index do |f, UNDERSCORE|
hdr = Header.new(
name: f[0],
mode: 0o600_i64,
size: f[1].size.to_i64
)
tw.write_header(hdr)
tw.write(f[1].to_slice)
end
end
#Open and iterate through the files in the archive
buf.pos = 0
Crystar::Reader.open(buf) do |tar|
tar.each_entry do |entry|
p "Contents of #{entry.name}"
IO.copy entry.io, STDOUT
p "\n"
end
end
Refer to Crystar::Reader
and Crystar::Writer
module for documentation on detailed usage.
Development
To run all tests:
crystal spec
Contributing
- Fork it (<https://github.com/naqvis/crystar/fork>)
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature
) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add some feature'
) - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature
) - Create a new Pull Request
Contributors
- Ali Naqvi - creator and maintainer


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Alien Resurrection (R) *** (out of ****)
1992's Alien3 marked not only the death (by suicide) of its popular protagonist, Ellen Ripley (Sigourney Weaver), but, in many ways, the Alien franchise itself--box office receipts were anemic, thanks to poor audience word of mouth; and the critics who rallied around the first two installments, 1979's Alien and 1986's Aliens, savaged David Fincher's slog of a sendoff (myself included). Hence, Weaver, director Jean-Pierre Jeunet, and the others behind Alien Resurrection faced a two-fold challenge--not only somehow resurrect Ripley, but also rescue this once-profitable series from the scrap heap. Despite the odds, they have succeeded, even if the entertaining new installment does not measure up to the excellent first two.
Writer Joss Whedon devises a quick, easy, and painless answer to the dead Ripley problem--clone her, which is what shady military scientists do using some blood left behind on Fiorina 161, the prison planet of the third film. That done, the _real_ challenge presents itself--what do with her. Alien introduced Ripley as smart and resourceful; Aliens simultaneously toughened her up and made her more vulnerable, exploring her maternal side; Alien3 saw her undergoing the seven stages of death. What could be next? Whedon comes up with a clever spin: since the original Ripley died while impregnated with an Alien queen, the blood used for the clone is also "infected" with Alien DNA. So the new Ripley is, indeed, new--a human/Alien hybrid blessed with heightened instincts and strength, a psychic bond with the deadly species, and a more predatory attitude.
Unfortunately, that is where Alien Resurrection's clever streak in writing stops. The Alien series is known for having stronger stories than most creature features. But the story in Resurrection is more of an afterthought. The movie begins with a plot involving some military types attempting to train Aliens to do their bidding, but once the creatures break free, it is once again Ripley and a ragtag crew (this time a bunch of interstellar smugglers, including tough waif Call, played by a game Winona Ryder) trying to exterminate them. And the Alien Ripley scenario is ultimately not exploited to its full potential; I would have liked deeper exploration into the quandary of becoming one of the species she has spent her entire life trying to destroy.
While the settling into tried-and-true formula is a little disconcerting, the formula is tried-and-true for a reason, and Jeunet tackles the proceedings with giddy abandon. The Alien, after all these years, is still terrifying, and a new breed that is introduced is no less so. The violence is appropriately grisly and extreme, and the action set pieces are suspenseful and exciting, most notably an extended underwater sequence. The film is absolutely mesmerizing visually, thanks to the solid work done by production designer Nigel Phelps and cinematographer Darius Khondji. As technically adept as Jeunet's direction is, perhaps his (and, for that matter, Whedon's) greatest contribution is the infusion of humor into this notably downbeat and serious series. A sense of humor may seem to go against everything this horror show stands for, but the self-awareness of the excess just adds to the fun.
No, Alien Resurrection is not the great film that Ridley Scott's Alien or the even greater film that James Cameron's Aliens was. But after the dauntingly slow gloom and doom of Fincher's Alien3, Jeunet's Resurrection is a welcome return to its roots as a wild, reckless thrill ride. That is what made the Alien series so popular in the first place, and that is what will keep the series popular in any future installments.
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create a line bot api client
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
credentials |
Object | input Channel Access Token and Channel Secret. |
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Methods
getContent(messageId)
Retrieve image, video, and audio data sent by users.
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messageId |
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In the development and change of numerous foreign brands, it is always the Oriental color that never forgets. Western designers' expectation and imagination of Oriental culture, coupled with westerners' unique understanding of clothes, turn into colorful and luxurious clothes. From their perspective, looking at our own culture, we can find the unique charm of national elements.
Chinese elements are frequently used in
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Switching Microsoft Azure Subscriptions for WordPress Site
Have you ever wanted to move your WordPress Microsoft Azure Website from a pay-as-you-go subscription to the subscription that you get with an MSDN license? It’s not as easy as you would think. Today I spent several hours battling with Microsoft Azure, ClearDB (service Microsoft Azure uses for MySql databases) and WordPress trying to move my website, lunamark.com, from my pay-as-you-go subscription to my subscription that is tied to my MSDN license.
A month ago, I setup my new business website lunamark.com using Microsoft Azure Websites. At that time I did not have my MSDN license, so I setup a pay-as-you-go subscription in order to use my custom domain. Moving my website from a pay-as-you-go subscription to the new subscription tied to my MSDN license took longer than I anticipated and required more steps. In the event that you have to move a Microsoft Azure Website between subscriptions, I hope the following notes will make it easier for you.
- Backup your website
- Backup the files for the source website by downloading the wwwroot folder using your favorite FTP program (I used Cyberduck for Mac. Find your FTP credentials in the source website’s publish profile.
- Backup your database which is a linked resource to the source website by using mysqldump. If you don’t have that on your computer you can download the MySQL Suite which will include both the mysqldump and mysql commands. Thanks to [John Papa’s blog post](http://www.johnpapa.net/azurecleardbmysql/ I was able to do easily backup and restore my MySql database. Here is the command I used on my Mac to backup my database:
/usr/local/mysql/bin/mysqldump -e -u[user] -p[password] -h[host] [database] > [output file]
Note: the -e makes multiple values rows for the insert syntax but is not required
- Create a new Microsoft Azure Website (from WordPress gallery). I will refer to this website as the destination website to keep the two straight. Note: This will require a new name (new_name.azurewebsites.net). Later we will need to replace the old_name with the new_name in the backup sql file created above.
- Get the connection string from the the destination website created in step 2 and use it to update the wwwroot/wp-config.php file downloaded from the source website with the new database name and login information.
- Connect to the destination website with your favorite FTP program and delete the wwwroot folder.
- Upload the source wwwroot folder with the updated wp-config.php file (which should now be configured to use the destination’s MySQL database)
- Edit the [output file] that was created in step 1 and replace the old_name of the website with the new_name that was created in step 2
- Use the mysql command to update your new database.
/usr/local/mysql/bin/mysql u[user] -p[password] -h[host] [database] < [input file]
Note: the [input file] would be the name of the [output file] that was created above and modified to replace the name of the old_name with the new_name of the Microsoft Azure Website - Make sure you remove the old Microsoft Azure Website’s reference to the custom domain name you are planning to use.
- Now set it up your custom domain in the new Microsoft Azure Website.
- Last, I would recommend stopping the old Microsoft Azure Website to verify the new website is working as desired before deleting the old website
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Lizzo on the cover of Vogue: 'Big black girls, if you’re reading this... you’re a cover star'
Cape Town – Lizzo is on the cover of Vogue and feeling 'Good as Hell'.
The singer, rapper and songwriter appears on the December cover in a black Versace gown and an Adrienne Landau feather boa, and talks music, hard work and representation.
SEE THE COVER HERE:
According to The Root, very few plus-sized bodies have featured on the cover of Vogue. Even Oprah dropped to a size six for her cover in 1998, and the talk show host we know and love doesn’t really look like herself. But that’s precisely why it was so important for Lizzo to feature on the cover and the Truth Hurts singer knows it.
In her interview, Lizzo spoke about seeing women, or rather, not seeing women that look like her.
"I would watch things on television and I would look at magazines and I would not see myself. When you don’t see yourself, you start to think something’s wrong with you.  I think that took a greater toll on me, psychologically, growing up than what anyone could have said to me," she said.
But her attitude has since changed, though she is still sceptical about using the label "body positive".
"Anybody that uses body positivity to sell something is using it for their personal gain. That’s just it. We weren’t selling anything in the beginning. We were just selling ourselves and selling ourselves on the idea – selling ourselves on ourselves, you know?
"I’m not trying to sell you me," she says. "I’m trying to sell you, you."
The 31-year-old shared more images from the shoot on Instagram.

Compiled by Bashiera Parker (Sources: Vogue , The Root , Instagram , Twitter )
(Photo: Twitter/Photographed for Vogue by Kloss Films)


#Simulation of native-exotic richness relationship in randomly constructed communities
Sampled with different sample sizes
Written for SPlus 6.0
Jason D. Fridley
CB 3280, Coker Hall
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill, NC 27312
phone<PHONE_NUMBER>
reps_100 #number of replicates for each sample size
samps_c(5,10,20,50,100,800) #sample sizes, in number of represented individuals
pool.range_c(20,100) #range of species richness of total species pool (includes natives, exotics, and "bare spaces")
NEprop_c(.75,.15,.1) #proportion of, respectively, natives, exotics, and bare spaces in pool (totals to 1)
Output holding array:
row 1 is native richness
row 2 is exotic richness
columns are sample sizes
3rd dimension is replicates, of length [reps]
output_array(0,dim=c(2,length(samps),reps))
tot.pool_round(runif(reps,pool.range[1],pool.range[2])) #randomly generate [reps]-length vector of total pool sizes
for (j in 1:reps){
print(j) #progress output
#determine pool composition for replicate
natives_paste("N",c(1:round(NEprop[1]*tot.pool[j]))) #list of native species
exotics_paste("E",c(1:round(NEprop[2]*tot.pool[j]))) #list of exotic species
zeros_paste("Z",c(1:round(NEprop[3]*tot.pool[j]))) #list of free spaces
allspp_c(natives,exotics,zeros)
#list of all species and blanks
#randomly construct simulated community
ind.vec_floor(rlnorm(length(allspp),8,1)) #create list of abundances for each species, from lognormal abundance distribution
comm_rep(allspp[1],ind.vec[1]) #populate first species in pool with its associated abundance
for(i in 2:length(allspp)) { #loop over all remaining species
comm_c(comm,rep(allspp[i],ind.vec[i])) #populate remaining species with associated abundances
} #close loop
#sample community using different sample sizes
for(i in 1:length(samps)) { #LOOP for different sample sizes
rs_sample(comm,samps[i]) #draw randomly from community pool of individuals with given sample size
output[1,i,j]_length(unique(rs[is.element(rs,natives)])) #total richness of natives in the sample
output[2,i,j]_length(unique(rs[is.element(rs,exotics)])) #total richness of exotics in the sample
} #end sample size loop
} #end replicate loop
graphsheet(pages=T) #open new graphsheet
close.screen(all=T)
split.screen(figs=c(2,3))
plot(output[1,6,],output[2,6,],pch=".",xlab="native richness",ylab="exotic richness",xlim=c(0,max(output[1:2,6,])),ylim=c(0,max(output[1:2,6,])))
abline(lsfit(output[1,6,],output[2,6,])) #least-squares regression line
screen(2,F)
plot(output[1,5,],output[2,5,],pch=".",xlab="native richness",ylab="exotic richness",xlim=c(0,samps[5]),ylim=c(0,samps[5]))
abline(lsfit(output[1,5,],output[2,5,])) #least-squares regression line
abline(samps[5],-1,lty=4) #data constraint envelope, based on sample size
screen(3,F)
plot(output[1,4,],output[2,4,],pch=".",xlab="native richness",ylab="exotic richness",xlim=c(0,samps[4]),ylim=c(0,samps[4]))
abline(lsfit(output[1,4,],output[2,4,])) #least-squares regression line
abline(samps[4],-1,lty=4) #data constraint envelope, based on sample size
screen(4,F)
plot(jitter(output[1,3,]),jitter(output[2,3,]),pch=".",xlab="native richness",ylab="exotic richness",xlim=c(0,samps[3]),ylim=c(0,samps[3]))
abline(lsfit(output[1,3,],output[2,3,])) #least-squares regression line
abline(samps[3],-1,lty=4) #data constraint envelope, based on sample size
screen(5,F)
plot(jitter(output[1,2,]),jitter(output[2,2,]),pch=".",xlab="native richness",ylab="exotic richness",xlim=c(0,samps[2]),ylim=c(0,samps[2]))
abline(lsfit(output[1,2,],output[2,2,])) #least-squares regression line
abline(samps[2],-1,lty=4) #data constraint envelope, based on sample size
screen(6,F)
plot(jitter(output[1,1,]),jitter(output[2,1,]),pch=".",xlab="native richness",ylab="exotic richness",xlim=c(0,samps[1]),ylim=c(0,samps[1]))
abline(lsfit(output[1,1,],output[2,1,])) #least-squares regression line
abline(samps[1],-1,lty=4) #data constraint envelope, based on sample size