This heartrate monitor script is a small project that was built as a demo at the "Social Support TAT: Theory, Applications, and Technology workshop" from 16 Mar 2015 through 20 Mar 2015.
The script will monitor the heartrate on the wristband heartrate monitors built by Bernd Dudzik.
This heartratemonitor is built with the following tools:


public class Group
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Group() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addPlayer(Player p1)
To add a player to the players list
|
java.lang.String |
getGroupName()
To get the group name
|
java.util.ArrayList<Player> |
getPlace() |
java.util.ArrayList<Player> |
getPlayers()
Method to get the players list
|
World |
getWorld()
To get the world
|
void |
setGroupName(java.lang.String groupName)
To set the group name
|
void |
setPlace(java.util.ArrayList<Player> place) |
void |
setPlayers(java.util.ArrayList<Player> players)
To set the players list
|
void |
setWorld(World world)
To set the desired world
|
public java.util.ArrayList<Player> getPlayers()
public void setPlayers(java.util.ArrayList<Player> players)
players
- the players list need to be setpublic void addPlayer(Player p1)
p1
- the palyer need to be added with Player typepublic World getWorld()
public void setWorld(World world)
world
- the world wanted to be setpublic java.util.ArrayList<Player> getPlace()
public void setPlace(java.util.ArrayList<Player> place)
public java.lang.String getGroupName()
public void setGroupName(java.lang.String groupName)
groupName
- the group name that want to be set with String type


A sample rendering of a TCP state diagram (RFC 793). This example shows how to set custom styles in the input graph and how to set a custom initial zoom. It also shows how to create a graph using JSON as input.


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--- layout: page title: "The 'Basic' HTTP Authentication Scheme" description: "This document defines the \"Basic\" Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) authentication scheme, which transmits credentials as user-id/password pairs, encoded using Base64." ---
| Document Name: | RFC 7617 |
|---|---|
| Document URI: |
urn:ietf:rfc:7617
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| Online Version: |
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc7617
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| Organization: | Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) |
| Series: | Request for Comments (RFC) |
| Abstract: | This document defines the "Basic" Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) authentication scheme, which transmits credentials as user-id/password pairs, encoded using Base64. |
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Enabling the Click Tracking App causes all the links in your emails to be overwritten and pointed to our servers so we can track clicks. If you would like a custom name to appear in the links you can create a CNAME that points to sendgrid.net and fill out the Whitelabel settings (only available in Silver or higher accounts) in your account with your new name.
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Local or Remote attacks.
Mainly looking for opportunities in misconfigured firewalls/filters (IPv4 set up, but not IPv6).
Local Enumeration:
# Ping6 to multicast and receive responses. List with ip -6 neigh
# ping6 -c 5 ff02::1%eth0 >/dev/null
# ip -6 neigh
Remote Enumeration:
Must rely on DNS, error message content, HTTP/JS content, etc.
Make note of IPv6 addresses that you can gather from IPv4 known addresses (AAAA record type is for IPv6)
# dig +short IN AAAA www.google.com
Script options:
Passive listening
# detect-new-ip6 eth0 (may be renamed to atk6-detect-new-ip6)
Scanning IPv6:
Native tools like nmap
nmap -6 -sS -sC fc00:XXXX
IPv6 Neigh and Router MitM opportunity
See Networking > Attacks > MitM and Spoof > IPv6


Gary Oldman to play the lead in Apple’s Slow Horses adaptation
Based on Mick Herron's spy novel series of the same name, Slow Horses’ story is about Jackson Lamb, a brilliant but irascible leader of a group of spies. The series, starring Gary Oldman, will stream on Apple TV.
by PTIOscar winner Gary Oldman will headline Apple’s drama series Slow Horses.
Based on Mick Herron’s spy novel series of the same name, the story is about Jackson Lamb, a brilliant but irascible leader of a group of spies, who end up in MI5’s Slough House, having been exiled from the mainstream for their mistakes.
Graham Yost, the producer of Jane Campion’s Top of the Lake”, will executive produce the show, reported Variety.
Former Veep writer Will Smith will write and also executive produce.
Jamie Laurenson, Hakan Kousetta, Iain Canning, Emile Sherman, Gail Matrux, and Douglas Urbanski are other executive producers on the series.
See-Saw films is attached to produce.


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11 Players From Chiefs And Co Who Could Leave In January
by Soccer LadumaThere are up to 11 players at Mzansi’s big three clubs who are currently being linked with a move away, but could a transfer materialize in January?
With just over one month to go before clubs in the Premier Soccer League reassess and reshuffle their squads, there have already been several players who have been linked with new clubs, while others could possibly sign pre-contracts elsewhere.
However, which players at the big three could be heading out the exit door come January next year, in either a permanent transfer or loan move?
Read more: Maluleka Leads List Of 10 Players Who Could Become Hot Property In January
Kaizer Chiefs:
Lorenzo Gordinho, Kabelo Mahlasela, Siphelele Ntshangase and James Kotei have in the past months been linked with a possible loan or transfer out of Naturena in order to get in the needed game-time.
Although it remains to be seen whether their current situations at the club could change before then.
Mamelodi Sundowns:
Aubrey Ngoma and Lucky Mohomi have not featured in any domestic fixture for Sundowns so far this season, after the duo was heavily linked with a move away in the previous July/August transfer window.
Indications are that the Brazilians could be looking to consider allowing both Mohomi and Ngoma to find game-time elsewhere, should the duo not be in Head Coach Pitso Mosimane’s plans for the rest of the season.
Reyaad Pieterse has also been linked with a move to Chiefs, although it remains to be seen whether Sundowns would want to risk losing the player to their rivals.
Soumahoro Bangaly has also been left out in the cold, while there have been questions surrounding Emiliano Tade’s future with Sundowns requiring a foreign quote spot to register Ricardo Nascimento in January.
Orlando Pirates:
According to Siya sources, Bongani Sam and Tebogo Tlolane have both been linked with a loan move elsewhere and it remains to be seen whether a move away from the Bucs will materialize in the January transfer window.
Who of the aforementioned players would you like to see make a move away in January? Let us know in the comment section below.


| rprocess_spec {pomp} | R Documentation |
Specification of the latent state process simulator, rprocess.
onestep(step.fun)
discrete_time(step.fun, delta.t = 1)
euler(step.fun, delta.t)
gillespie(rate.fun, v, hmax = Inf)
gillespie_hl(..., .pre = "", .post = "", hmax = Inf)
step.fun |
a C snippet, an R function, or the name of a native routine in a shared-object library. This gives a procedure by which one simulates a single step of the latent state process. |
delta.t |
positive numerical value; for |
rate.fun |
a C snippet, an R function, or the name of a native routine in a shared-object library. This gives a procedure by which one computes the event-rate of the elementary events in the continuous-time latent Markov chain. |
v |
integer matrix; giving the stoichiometry of the continuous-time latent Markov process.
It should have dimensions |
hmax |
maximum time step allowed (see below) |
... |
individual C snippets corresponding to elementary events |
.pre , .post |
C snippets (see Details) |
If the state process evolves in discrete time, specify rprocess
using the discrete_time
plug-in.
Specifically, provide
rprocess = discrete_time(step.fun = f, delta.t),
where f
is a C snippet or R function that simulates one step of the state process.
The former is the preferred option, due to its much greater computational efficiency.
The goal of such a C snippet is to replace the state variables with their new random values at the end of the time interval.
Accordingly, each state variable should be over-written with its new value.
In addition to the states, parameters, covariates (if any), and observables, the variables t
and dt
, containing respectively the time at the beginning of the step and the step's duration, will be defined in the context in which the C snippet is executed.
See Csnippet
for general rules on writing C snippets.
Examples are to be found in the tutorials on the package website.
If f
is given as an R function, its arguments should come from the state variables, parameters, covariates, and time.
It may also take the argument ‘delta.t
’;
when called, the latter will be the timestep.
It must also have the argument ‘...
’.
It should return a named vector of length equal to the number of state variables, representing a draw from the distribution of the state process at time t+delta.t
conditional on its value at time t
.
If the state process evolves in continuous time, but you can use an Euler approximation, implement rprocess
using the euler
plug-in.
Specify
rprocess = euler(step.fun = f, delta.t)
in this case.
As before, f
can be provided either as a C snippet or as an R function, the former resulting in much quicker computations.
The form of f
will be the same as above (in the discrete-time case).
If you have a procedure that allows you, given the value of the state process at any time,
to simulate it at an arbitrary time in the future, use the onestep
plug-in.
To do so, specify
rprocess = onestep(step.fun = f).
Again, f
can be provided either as a C snippet or as an R function, the former resulting in much quicker computations.
The form of f
should be as above (in the discrete-time or Euler cases).
The simulator plug-ins discrete_time
, euler
, and onestep
all work by taking discrete time steps.
They differ as to how this is done.
Specifically,
onestep
takes a single step to go from any given time t1
to any later time t2
(t1 < t2
).
Thus, this plug-in is designed for use in situations where a closed-form solution to the process exists.
To go from t1
to t2
, euler
takes n
steps of equal size, where
n = ceiling((t2-t1)/delta.t).
discrete_time
assumes that the process evolves in discrete time, where the interval between successive times is delta.t
.
Thus, to go from t1
to t2
, discrete_time
takes n
steps of size exactly delta.t
, where
n = floor((t2-t1)/delta.t).
If you desire exact simulation of certain continuous-time Markov chains, an implementation of Gillespie's algorithm (Gillespie 1977) is available,
via the gillespie
and gillespie_hl
plug-ins.
The former allows for the rate function to be provided as an R function or a single C snippet,
while the latter provides a means of specifying the elementary events via a list of C snippets.
A high-level interface to the simulator is provided by gillespie_hl
.
To use it, supply
rprocess = gillespie_hl(..., .pre = "", .post = "", hmax = Inf)
to pomp
.
Each argument in ...
corresponds to a single elementary event and should be a list containing two elements.
The first should be a string or C snippet;
the second should be a named integer vector.
The variable rate
will exist in the context of the C snippet, as will the parameter, state variables, covariates, and the time t
.
The C snippet should assign to the variable rate
the corresponding elementary event rate.
The named integer vector specifies the changes to the state variables corresponding to the elementary event.
There should be named value for each of the state variables returned by rinit
.
The arguments .pre
and .post
can be used to provide C code that will run respectively before and after the elementary-event snippets.
These hooks can be useful for avoiding duplication of code that performs calculations needed to obtain several of the different event rates.
Here's how a simple birth-death model might be specified:
gillespie_hl( birth=list("rate = b*N;",c(N=1)), death=list("rate = m*N;",c(N=-1)) )
In the above, the state variable N
represents the population size and parameters b
, m
are the birth and death rates, respectively.
To use the lower-level gillespie
interface, furnish
rprocess = gillespie(rate.fun = f, v, hmax = Inf)
to pomp
, where f
gives the rates of the elementary events.
Here, f
may be an R function of the form
f(j, x, t, params, ...)
When f
is called,
the integer j
will be the number of the elementary event (corresponding to the column the matrix v
, see below),
x
will be a named numeric vector containing the value of the state process at time t
and
params
is a named numeric vector containing parameters.
f
should return a single numerical value, representing the rate of that elementary event at that point in state space and time.
Here, the stoichiometric matrix v
specifies the continuous-time Markov process in terms of its elementary events.
It should have dimensions nvar
x nevent
, where nvar
is the number of state variables and nevent
is the number of elementary events.
v
describes the changes that occur in each elementary event:
it will usually comprise the values 1, -1, and 0 according to whether a state variable is incremented, decremented, or unchanged in an elementary event.
The rows of v
should have names corresponding to the state variables.
If any of the row names of v
cannot be found among the state variables or if any row names of v
are duplicated, an error will occur.
It is also possible to provide a C snippet via the rate.fun
argument to gillespie
.
Such a snippet should assign the correct value to a rate
variable depending on the value of j
.
The same variables will be available as for the C code provided to gillespie_hl
.
This lower-level interface may be preferable if it is easier to write code that calculates the correct rate based on j
rather than to write a snippet for each possible value of j
.
For example, if the number of possible values of j
is large and the rates vary according to a few simple rules, the lower-level interface may provide the easier way of specifying the model.
When the process is non-autonomous (i.e., the event rates depend explicitly on time), it can be useful to set hmax
to the maximum step that will be taken.
By default, the elementary event rates will be recomputed at least once per observation interval.
The default rprocess
is undefined.
It will yield missing values (NA
) for all state variables.
Some Windows users report problems when using C snippets in parallel computations.
These appear to arise when the temporary files created during the C snippet compilation process are not handled properly by the operating system.
To circumvent this problem, use the cdir
and cfile
options to cause the C snippets to be written to a file of your choice, thus avoiding the use of temporary files altogether.
More on implementing POMP models:
Csnippet
,
accumvars
,
basic_components
,
betabinomial
,
covariates
,
dinit_spec
,
dmeasure_spec
,
dprocess_spec
,
emeasure_spec
,
eulermultinom
,
parameter_trans()
,
pomp-package
,
pomp_constructor
,
prior_spec
,
rinit_spec
,
rmeasure_spec
,
skeleton_spec
,
transformations
,
userdata
,
vmeasure_spec


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Language Elements¶
Below is a list of values and an explanation of any expression that can be applied to properties in CartoCSS.
Color¶
CartoCSS accepts a variety of syntaxes for colors - HTML-style hex values, rgb, rgba, hsl, hsla, hsluv, and hsluva. It also supports the predefined HTML colors names, like yellow and blue.
#line {
line-color: #ff0;
line-color: #ffff00;
line-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);
line-color: rgba(255, 255, 0, 1);
line-color: hsl(100, 50%, 50%);
line-color: hsla(100, 50%, 50%, 1);
line-color: hsluv(100, 50%, 50%); // same values yield different color than HSL
line-color: hsluva(100, 50%, 50%, 1);
line-color: yellow;
}
Especially of note is the support for HSL and HSLuv, which can be easier to reason about than RGB. CartoCSS also includes several color operation functions borrowed from LessCSS:
// lighten and darken colors
lighten(#ace, 10%);
darken(#ace, 10%);
// saturate and desaturate
saturate(#550000, 10%);
desaturate(#00ff00, 10%);
// increase or decrease the opacity of a color
fadein(#fafafa, 10%);
fadeout(#fefefe, 14%);
// spin rotates a color around the color wheel by degrees
spin(#ff00ff, 10);
// mix generates a color in between two other colors.
mix(#fff, #000, 50%);
// get color components
hue(#ff00ff);
saturation(#ff00ff);
lightness(#ff00ff);
alpha(hsla(100, 50%, 50%, 0.5));
These functions all take arguments which can be color variables, literal colors, or the results of other functions operating on colors.
All the above mentioned functions also come in a functionp-variant (e.g. lightenp
), which force a given color into HSLuv color space.
Float¶
Float is a fancy way of saying ‘number’. In CartoCSS, you specify just a number - unlike CSS, there are no units, but everything is specified in pixels.
#line {
line-width: 2;
}
It’s also possible to do simple math with number values:
#line {
line-width: 4 / 2; // division
line-width: 4 + 2; // addition
line-width: 4 - 2; // subtraction
line-width: 4 * 2; // multiplication
line-width: 4 % 2; // modulus
}
URI¶
URI is a fancy way of saying URL. When an argument is a URI, you use the same kind of url('place.png')
notation that you would with HTML. Quotes around the URL aren’t required, but are highly recommended.
URIs can be paths to places on your computer, or on the internet.
#markers {
marker-file: url('marker.png');
}
String¶
A string is basically just text. In the case of CartoCSS, you’re going to put it in quotes. Strings can be anything,
though pay attention to the cases of text-name
and shield-name
- they actually will refer to features,
which you refer to by putting them in brackets, as seen in the example below.
#labels {
text-name: "[MY_FIELD]";
}
Boolean¶
Boolean means yes or no, so it accepts the values true
or false
.
#markers {
marker-allow-overlap: true;
}
Expressions¶
Expressions are statements that can include fields, numbers, and other types in a really flexible way.
You have run into expressions before, in the realm of ‘fields’, where you’d specify "[FIELD]"
,
but expressions allow you to drop the quotes and also do quick addition, division, multiplication,
and concatenation from within CartoCSS syntax.
#buildings {
building-height: [HEIGHT_FIELD] * 10;
}
Numbers¶
Numbers are comma-separated lists of one or more number in a specific order. They’re used in line dash arrays, in which the numbers specify intervals of line, break, and line again.
#disputedboundary {
line-dasharray: 1, 4, 2;
}
Percentages¶
In CartoCSS, the percentage symbol, %
universally means value/100
.
It’s meant to be used with ratio-related properties, like opacity rules.
Attention
You should not use percentages as widths, heights, or other properties - unlike CSS, percentages are not relative to cascaded classes or page size, they’re, as stated, simply the value divided by one hundred.
In an example:
#world {
// this syntax
polygon-opacity: 50%;
// is equivalent to
polygon-opacity: 0.5;
}
Functions¶
Functions are comma-separated lists of one or more functions. For instance, transforms use the functions
type
to allow for transforms within CartoCSS, which are optionally chainable.
#point {
point-transform: scale(2, 2);
}
Mapnik Render-Time Variables¶
Mapnik >= 3.0.0 supports variables of the form @var
. These can be used from CartoCSS by specifying them as strings. For example:
#layer {
line-width: '@zoom';
}
For this to have any effect you have to pass the variables to Mapnik at render time in a hashmap of the form variable_name:variable_value
.
Resetting properties¶
You can reset properties by specifying them with the keyword none
. They will then be removed from the symbolizer thus using their default value
or not using them at all. This does not work or makes sense for all properties like e.g. not for text-face-name
. For an overview over properties
where this works or makes sense see this list.


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Unfortunatly I can't set the type 0 (byte) on variable type so I can't use custom decoder (even if the type 0 exists in the code) I can just select integer or unsigned long.
I 've done modification on my own emoncms server adding option 0 in file node_view.php
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Just tested and it's working fine, by the way adding option for unit such as dB and % would be fine
Is there any plan to be able to update this file on emoncms server and distrib ?
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Submitted by Charly86 on Sat, 26/07/2014 - 22:52Hello,
I'm using emoncms server and also a private server and I send my data from custom node/gateway each time I receive data to both server.
On my private server I was able to modify the file node_view.php to add my custom node as follow :
lowpowernodeTLB: {
name: 'Low Power Node Temp+Lux+Bat',
updateinterval: 60,
variables: [
{name: 'Command', type: 0 },
{name: 'Temperature', type: 1, scale: 0.1, units: '°C' },
{name: 'Luminosity', type: 1, scale: 0.1, units: 'Lux' },
{name: 'Battery Voltage', type: 1, scale:0.001, units: 'V'},
{name: 'RSSI', type: 0, units: 'db' }
]
},
Everything is working fine, of course I'm not able to do this on emoncms server because it's shared and dedicated to admin, and I understand and totally agree. So on emoncms server I tried custom decoder and then adding number of variable located in my frame. In this example there are 5
command : 1 byte
Temperature : 2 bytes (integer)
Luminosity : 2 bytes (integer)
Battery voltage : 2 bytes (integer)
RSSI : 1 bytes
Unfortunatly I can't set the type 0 (byte) on variable type so I can't use custom decoder (even if the type 0 exists in the code) I can just select integer or unsigned long.
I 've done modification on my own emoncms server adding option 0 in file node_view.php
Original was :
out += "<select class='variable-datatype-selector' style='width:130px'><option value=1>Integer</option><option value=2>Unsigned long</option></select>";
I changed as follow :
out += "<select class='variable-datatype-selector' style='width:130px'><option value=0>byte</option><option value=1>Integer</option><option value=2>Unsigned long</option></select>";
Just tested and it's working fine, by the way adding option for unit such as dB and % would be fine
Is there any plan to be able to update this file on emoncms server and distrib ?
Thanks for your help.


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🔐 Secure Property Storage
Helps you define secure storages for your properties using Swift property wrappers.
🌟 Features
All keys are hashed using SHA512 and all values are encrypted using AES-GCM to keep user information safe, auto*magic*ally. Symmetric key and nonce, are stored in Keychain in a totally secure way.
🐒 Basic usage
@UserDefault
This property wrapper will store your property in UserDefaults using StoreKey
(any String
but i recommend you a String typed enum). Optionally, you can assign a default value to the property that will be secure stored at initialization.
@UserDefault(<#StoreKey#>)
var yourProperty: YourType? = yourDefaultValueIfNeeded
UserDefaultsStorage
is also available, a subclass of UserDefaults
with all the security provided by this library.
@Keychain
This property wrapper will store your property in Keychain using StoreKey
.
@Keychain(<#StoreKey#>)
var yourProperty: YourType? = yourDefaultValueIfNeeded
As UserDefaultsStorage
, KeychainStorage
is also available.
@Singleton
This property wrapper will store your property in a memory singleton, every property with the same wrapper and key can access or modify the value from wherever it is.
@Singleton(<#StoreKey#>)
var yourProperty: YourType? = yourDefaultValueIfNeeded
As KeychainStorage
, SingletonStorage
is also available.
@Inject
This property wrapper is similar to @Singleton
but, together with @Register
, will inject your dependencies. More details in Dependency Injection usage guide.
@Inject
var yourDependency: YourProtocol?
As SingletonStorage
, InjectStorage
is also available.
@Store
This is a custom wrapper, you can define your own Storage
protocol implementation.
@Store(<#Storage#>, <#StoreKey#>)
var yourProperty: YourType? = yourDefaultValueIfNeeded
As InjectStorage
, DelegatedStorage
is also available with all the magic of this library.
🧙♂ Codable usage
If your property conforms Codable
protocol, just add Codable
keyword as prefix of your property wrapper.
- @CodableUserDefault
- @CodableKeychain
- @CodableSingleton
- @CodableStore
🥡 Unwrapped usage
To avoid continually unwrapping your property, just add Unwrapped
keyword as prefix of your property wrapper, assign a default value (mandatory except for @UnwrappedInject
), and it will return stored value or default value, but your property will always be there for you.
- @UnwrappedUserDefault
- @UnwrappedKeychain
- @UnwrappedSingleton
- @UnwrappedInject
- @UnwrappedStore
🥡 + 🧙♂ Combo usage
You can also combine previous cases in case you need it, unwrapped first please.
- @UnwrappedCodableUserDefault
- @UnwrappedCodableKeychain
- @UnwrappedCodableSingleton
- @UnwrappedCodableStore
💉 Dependency Injection usage
- @Register
This property wrapper will register the implementations of your dependencies. You can register them wherever you want before inject it, but be sure to do it only once (except if you use qualifiers), for example, in an Injector
class.
@Register
var yourDependency: YourProtocol = YourImplementation
- @Inject and @UnwrappedInject
This property wrapper injects your dependencies @Register
implementations.
@Inject
var yourDependency: YourProtocol?
@UnwrappedInject
var yourUnwrappedDependency: YourProtocol
Qualifiers
You can use qualifiers to provide various implementations of a particular dependency. A qualifier is just a @objc protocol
that you apply to a class
.
For example, you could declare Dog
and Cat
qualifier protocols and apply it to another class that conforms Animal
protocol. To declare this qualifier, use the following code:
protocol Animal {
func sound()
}
@objc protocol Dog {}
@objc protocol Cat {}
You can then define multiple classes that conforms Animal
protocol and uses this qualifiers:
class DogImplementation: Animal, Dog {
func sound() { print("Woof!") }
}
class CatImplementation: Animal, Cat {
func sound() { print("Meow!") }
}
Both implementations of the class can now be @Register
:
@Register
var registerDog: Animal = DogImplementation()
@Register
var registerCat: Animal = CatImplementation()
To inject one or the other implementation, simply add the qualifier(s) to your @Inject
:
@UnwrappedInject(Dog.self)
var dog: Animal
@UnwrappedInject(Cat.self)
var cat: Animal
dog.sound() // prints Woof!
cat.sound() // prints Meow!
👀 Examples
Talk is cheap. Show me the code.
// Securely stored in UserDefaults.
@UserDefault("username")
var username: String?
// Securely stored in Keychain.
@Keychain("password")
var password: String?
// Securely stored in a Singleton storage.
@Singleton("sessionToken")
var sessionToken: String?
// Securely stored in a Singleton storage.
// Always has a value, the stored or the default.

}
// Codable model securely stored in UserDefaults.
@CodableUserDefault("user")
var user: User?
🛠 Compatibility
- macOS 10.15+
- iOS 13.0+
- iPadOS 13.0+
- tvOS 13.0+
- watchOS 6.0+
⚙ Installation
You can use the Swift Package Manager by declaring SecurePropertyStorage as a dependency in your Package.swift
file:
.package(url: "https://github.com/alexruperez/SecurePropertyStorage", from: "0.3.0")
You have a series of products that you can choose:
- SecurePropertyStorage: All property wrappers, by default.
- UserDefault: @*UserDefault property wrappers.
- Keychain: @*Keychain property wrappers.
- Singleton: @*Singleton property wrappers.
- Storage: @*Store property wrappers.
- Inject: @*Inject property wrappers.
For more information, see the Swift Package Manager documentation.
Or you can use Carthage:
github "alexruperez/SecurePropertyStorage"
🍻 Etc.
- Featured in Dave Verwer‘s iOS Dev Weekly - Issue 450, thanks Dave!
- Contributions are very welcome.
- Attribution is appreciated (let’s spread the word!), but not mandatory.
👨💻 Author
Alex Rupérez – @alexruperez –<EMAIL_ADDRESS>👮♂ License
SecurePropertyStorage is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.


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CARNOSAUR A film review by Norm Cook Copyright 1993 Norm Cook
(Hollywood, CA 9/19/93) Released by New Horizons Pictures
Written and directed by Adam Simon; starring Diane Ladd, Raphael Sbarge, and Jennifer Runyon; executive producer Roger Corman. Rated R for graphic violence.
Imagine a cross between ALIEN, INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS, and any rubber monster movie ever made, and you have some idea of what CARNOSAUR is like. This is a typical low-budget thriller that we are used to seeing from Roger Corman. However, for my money this is in many ways more successful than JURASSIC PARK. It is more terrifying, more energetic, and has fewer internal inconsistencies than its big-budget predecessor. On the other hand, its premise is rather silly and the way in which the military "solves" the problem is even more silly.
Diane Ladd plays Dr. Tiptree, a bioengineer who has gotten tired of working on weapons for the military-industrial complex and has set up a secret research project in the Nevada desert (so why does the sheriff's patrol car have a California license plate?). It is soon apparent that her secret project is to artificially recreate Tyrannosaurus rex using methods that I'll generously call implausible, but certainly not any more so than what was used in JURASSIC PARK. Her reasons for this project do not become clear until near the end of the film, but they make sense in a demented sort of way. Of course, one of her T. rexes escapes and starts wreaking havoc on the surrounding population. Doc, played by Raphael Sbarge, is an alcoholic living in a trailer in a nearby quarry. It is never fully explained, but it seems from certain comments that he had perhaps been involved in the deaths of some people as an intern. He becomes involved with a young woman named Thrush, played by Jennifer Runyon, who is an environmental activist protesting the destruction of the "dinosaur highway" fossil remains by the heavy equipment at the quarry.
Ladd's performance as the "mad scientist" is quite good. It becomes gradually more and more obvious as the film progresses just how psychotic she is. I thought it somewhat ironic that Ladd is cast as a scientist in the second dinosaurs-run-amok movie this summer because Ladd is Laura Dern's mother. (Dern, of course, played a scientist in JURASSIC PARK.)
Sbarge and Runyon, along with the other supporting cast, give adequate performances. Doc is the only one who has the training to recognize what's going on, but because of his reputation no one listens to him. He does manage to miraculously transform himself into action when push comes to shove.
The special effects are somewhat cheesy, especially compared to JURASSIC PARK. The T. rexes are animated using stop-motion techniques and are not at all convincing. However, there is a definite intensity to them, particularly in some of the close-ups where you can see the blood dripping out of their jaws after a kill. There are also plenty of close-ups of dismembered and eviscerated people, but nothing that looks particularly real enough to be bothersome.
I enjoyed Simon's juxtaposition of the carnosaur's frenzy with scenes of humans in the act of or talking about eating. It helps define the instinctive motivation of the monster while providing some black humor. Unfortunately, Simon interrupted the action in several places to explain what was happening. (You know the situation: during the height of battle the villain takes time out to explain all his evil plans to the hero, giving the hero time to recuperate and to formulate his counter attack.) The ending of the film is deliciously paranoid and leaves plenty of room for sequels (just what we need ;) ).
CARNOSAUR is by no means a great film, but in any other year it probably would be at least a moderate box office success. It should find an audience on videotape.
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Section of B.C. highway near Hope now covered by variable speed system
VICTORIA — The variable speed-limit system on British Columbia's highways is expanding to a stretch of Highway 3 just east of Hope at the base of the Cascade Mountains.
A statement from the Ministry of Transportation says four new variable speed signs along seven kilometres of the highway will regulate traffic through the potentially tricky stretch.
Transportation Minister Claire Trevena says weather can change rapidly in the climb from the Fraser Valley toward the mountains and the upgraded signage will quickly reflect those conditions.
The variable speed limit system uses data from road surface sensors and traffic sensors to recommend lower speeds during adverse conditions, and a maximum allowable speed is posted on illuminated signs along the route.
The $25-million Highway 3 project also includes installation of a new congestion-based speed limit system on Highway 1 between Abbotsford and Chilliwack, but that system is still being tested and isn't expected to begin operating until early next year.
British Columbia has used variable speed sensors and reader boards along three other challenging highway corridors since 2016.
Those routes include Highway 1 between Revelstoke and Sicamous, the Coquihalla Highway between Highway 3 and Merritt and the Sea-to-Sky Highway between Squamish and Whistler.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 13, 2019.


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Clapifies your text
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Says your text in emojis
insult
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snail
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Embeds text you send to the bot
lmgtfy
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permlevel
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ping
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spotify
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Unbans a user from the current guild
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Evaluates arbitrary javascript - bot owner only
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Indian women and children among 900 ISIS affiliates who surrendered to Afghan forces
by Khaama PressA group of ten Indian women and children, all relatives of ISIS affiliates have also surrendered to Afghan forces in eastern Nangarhar province.
Sources privy of the development have said at least 900 ISIS affiliates including foreigners have surrendered to the Afghan forces since the launch of offensive on 12th of November.
The sources further added that the Indian women and children hail from Kerala state of India who have been shifted to Kabul.
“We are evaluating them one by one. More details will emerge once this process is finished,” the Hindustan Times quoted an informed official as saying.
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Goals
This lab walks you through creating a new Xamarin.Android project. There is no code to write here; however, the instructions will point out a few key parts of the project after you have created it.
Required assets
The provided Resources folder for this part contains a subfolder named Completed with a solution you can use to check your work.
Steps
Below are the instructions to implement the exercise. If you would like more detail, please see Xamarin's Android quickstart. It contains a guided walkthrough with screenshots for Visual Studio on both platforms documenting each step.
Create a new project
- Launch your preferred IDE (Visual Studio or Visual Studio for Mac).
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Create a new single view Xamarin.Android project.
In Visual Studio for Mac, use File > New > Solution, then choose the Android App template from the Android > App category.
In Visual Studio, use File > New > Project, then choose the Single-View App (Android) template from the Visual C# > Android category. - Name the app TipCalculator.
- Choose a location for the project files.
- Use the default values for all other project settings.
Examine the source code (Optional)
- Run the app and spend a moment using it so you understand its behavior. The template code typically has a single button that displays the number of times it has been clicked.
- Open the file Resource > Layout > Main.axml in the Source view. If you find you are in the Design view, click the Source tab at the bottom of the window.
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Button
. In particular, note that the button has anid
assigned to it. - Open the file MainActivity.cs.
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The template generated an Activity for you. Activities are the core building blocks of Android applications.
The
Activity
attribute for yourMainActivity
hasMainLauncher
set totrue
which makes this Activity your app's primary entry point (i.e. analogous to aMain
method from a C# Console Application). Notice it also assigns anIcon
to the activity - this sets an Icon next to the title of the app when the app is displaying this activity. -
There are two things to note in
OnCreate
.SetContentView
takes an identifier for an XML file (Resource.Layout.Main
) as its argument and instantiates the UI.FindViewById
takes anid
and returns a reference to the view with that id. This is how the code gets access to the views in the UI.
Summary
In this section, you created a new Xamarin.Android application. Subsequent exercises will examine the code in more detail and expand it into a simple but functional app.


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Waterfall Display Plugin
Purpose
This is a visual plugin that shows a waterfall display and a band map, and provides a number of commands to control the RX and TX frequencies and filter settings. The primary purpose of this plugin is to provide the means for visual navigation in the Ham bands.
Settings
Scale Background Color, Scale Foreground Color
Use these settings to change the colors of the frequency scale. The colors of the band map may be configured in the Band Plan plugin settings.
Controls
- Zoom slider. Controls the vertical zoom of the waterfall.
- Speed slider. Controls the horizontal speed of the waterfall.
- Relative Scale button. Switches between the absolute frequencies and frequency offsets on the frequency scale 8.
- Signal trace.
- Left-click to tune the receiver at the signal.
- Right-click to enable the Split mode and set the transmit frequency.
- Ctrl-click to set a frequency mark (11).
- Tune Button. Used for paging the waterfall display up and down,
switching between the band plan segments and changing the bands.- Left-click - tune page up
- Right-click - tune page down
- Alt-Left-click - next band segment
- Alt-Right-click - previous band segment
- Ctrl-Left-click - band up
- Ctrl-Right-click - band down.
- Frequency Display. Shows the current dial frequency.
- Left-click - jump to the band start (mode dependent).
- Right-click - enter the new dial frequency manually.
- Split offset display. Shows the transmitter offset
in the Split mode. Red color indicates that Split is enabled.
- Left-click to toggle Split On/Off
- Right-click to reset the Split offset to zero.
- Frequency scale. Shows either the absolute frequencies
or frequency offsets, depending on the state of the button 3.
- Drag up and down to pan the waterfall vertically without changing the dial frequency.
- Left-click to set the dial frequency
- Right-click to enable the Split mode and set the transmit frequency.
- Ctrl-click to set a frequency mark (11).
- Band Map. Shows the band segments using the data provided by the Band Plan plugin. Move the mouse cursor to see band plan information on the mouse tooltip.
- Transmit frequency indicator. Visible only when the Split mode is enabled.
- Frequency mark. Ctrl-click on the waterfall (4) or band map (10) to place a frequency mark. Up to 4 marks are available. Useful for tracking the listening pattern of a DX station.
- Bandpass filter. Represents the bandpass filter in the Bandpass Filter plugin. The blue rectangle shows the extent of the filter passband. Drag with the mouse to change the filter bandwidth. In the SSB mode the upper and lower cutoff frequencies are adjusted independently, in CW only the filter bandwidth is adjustable.
- Dial frequency indicator. Left-click on the waterfall (4) or band map (10) to change the frequency.
Example
The video below was recorded with the IC-7610 I/Q plugin as signal source. It shows how to zoom and pan the waterfall, adjust filter passband and navigate the band using the mouse and the dial knob.


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- Check for typos in all text files in the current directory, recursively:
codespell
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- Skip files with names that match the specified pattern (accepts a comma-separated list of patterns using wildcards):
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It is hard to imagine today, but there was a time not so very long ago when nobody wanted to live on the Clarion River. It was a time when wood pulp mills to the north were dumping their acids directly into the river. Slags and sulfurs from strip mining were washed directly into the Clarion, too.
It was said to be biologically dead. It was foaming at the mouth. You didn’t want to walk in it and you sure didn’t want to swim. The water was an ink dark color and folks around here called it The Black River.
Our folks, the late Robert and Patricia Hawkins, were either amazingly optimistic or naïve, but in the mid-1960s -- when the river was at its lowest point, environmentally speaking – they bought 22-acres on the banks of the Clarion.
Perhaps it was the 21 wooded acres that connect seamlessly to thousands of other acres of forest. Perhaps it was the mountain stream that runs down one side of the property. Or the old logging trails that crisscross the back woods. Maybe it was the potential they saw in the two aging houses on the property. Perhaps it was the deer, turkey, bear, porcupine, pheasant and many other animals that cross the land like something out of an animated Disney revue. For certain, the incredibly pure spring water that our father would haul home in jugs just to make his coffee was an attraction.
What they did know at the time was that with eight growing sons and a daughter, those long family camping trips were a thing of the past. Rather than haul this sprawling brood to a sylvan campground hundreds of miles and many car arguments away, why not own the campground?
They named it Pine Run.
And it became the place to stay on weekends and long summers. After all, it was less than 20 miles from our home in Brookville.
And we loved it. As kids we explored the forest, the brook and massive rock formations at the top of the hills. Some of us took up hunting. Some didn’t. We picked berries in season and we swapped stories about the size and number of deer we saw on our outings. Even with nine kids, Pine Run could be a peaceful place. The forest was easily up to the task of absorbing all that youthful energy and noise.
Just across the river is Clear Creek State Park. Just down the river is Cooks Forest State Park. Just up the river is the Allegheny National Forest. We were surrounded by the ancient forests and stepped back in time when we traveled to Pine Run. Down that unpaved road, there was no television, very little radio reception, no mail delivery, no newspaper delivery. The phone was a party line. (Modernity does intrude. Mail delivery arrived just a few years ago, as did satellite television and a WiFi connection for computers.)
Today, we think of our parents as visionaries. They couldn’t have known that the federal Environmental Protection Agency would be formed a half-decade later and would initiate a decade-long campaign to restore the Clarion River. But our parents knew that this sprawling family, as it grew and migrated across this country and around this world, would always need a place to return to, a place to call home.
And so it is. Pine Run is the home that we return to -- and now our children and grandchildren do, too.
It has grown, as we have.
There are now three houses on the land. The original two have expanded some over the decades and have been modernized, remodeled, restored and improved upon endlessly. There are a couple of small cabins set back discretely at the woods’ edge. The old farm pond was filled in many years ago, when there were way too many young children running amok. And besides, we now had the river in which to swim.
The once dead river is now a colorful freeway filled with canoes, kayaks, inner tube floaters and fishermen. American bald eagles soar up and down the Clarion in search of food. Ducks and other migratory birds find respite in the river’s sheltered coves. You can float on your face and clearly see the teeming aquatic life below. Deer drop down to its shores at dusk and dawn for a cool sip of fresh water.
Even the road that brings us to camp is now paved, mostly.
So much has changed, and yet so little. The forests have been carefully and sparingly harvested to ensure that new tress can grow as straight and tall as their elders.
But Pine Run is still an island. Time moves faster than ever but Pine Run has kept up only as necessary and needs dictate. It is still and will always be a camp in the woods.
And home. It will always be home. For our families and, now, for our guests.


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All loops must do three things:
The code fragment includes all three, but in a different order than usual. The ending condition test is done after the loop body has executed.
int count = 0; // initialize count to 0 do { System.out.println( count ); // loop body: includes code to count++ ; // change the count } while ( count < 10 ); // test if the loop body should be // executed again.
Loops with the test the top of the loop
(while
and for
loops)
are called top-driven loops.
Loops implemented with the test at the bottom
(a do
loop)
are called bottom-driven loops.
This location for the test has some odd
(and sometimes undesirable) effects.
For example:
int count = 1000;
do
{
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The TCatNG Toolkit is a Java package that you can use to apply N-Gram analysis techniques
to the process of categorizing text files.
N-Grams are short sequences of bytes or letters, and their statistics provide valuable informations
about byte sequences and strings. N-Gram based approaches are very powerful in text
categorization because every string is decomposed into small parts, and errors tend to affect only a
limited number of those parts, leaving the remainder intact.
The use of character N-Grams also does not explicitly or implicitly require the specification of a
separator, as it is necessary for words. Consequently, analyzing a text in terms of N-Grams
constitutes a valuable approach for text written in any language based on an alphabet and the
concatenation text-construction operator, eliminating the need for complex text tokenization,
stemming, and/or lemmatization.
There are many possible applications: categorizing documents by topic, detecting the author
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Process-driven, flexible on process
ExpressionEngine & Craft
Long-time member of the community
ExpressionEngine & Craft
Lessons from the EE playbook
ExpressionEngine & Craft
Custom plugin dev vs dependencies, avoiding other dependencies
ExpressionEngine & Craft
Approach to Craft dev
Goals & Considerations
Hands-on leader
Goals & Considerations
Aim higher with a11y
Goals & Considerations
Sustainability


{%extends "base.html"%} {%load plotly_dash%} {%block title%}Demo Nine - Serving local assets{%endblock%} {%block content%}
This example demonstrates serving local assets as part of a Dash app.
The extra files are specified using the standard plotly dash approach, and are made available through the standard Django staticfiles infrastructure. This means that they will be served the same way as other static files through a reverse proxy.
{% load plotly_dash %}
<div class="{% plotly_class name="LocalState"%}">
{% plotly_app name="LocalState" ratio=0.3 %}
<\div>


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If, during the moving or copying of a large file fails, you may receive a File Transfer Failure message. The error message should provide you with all the details regarding the problem. The most common issues are running out of drive space, not having access to the file (or the file is missing), or even file corruption.


The IAB Filmstrip enables enhanced creative story‐telling capabilities within a single ad creative. Advertisers submit just one 300x3000 Filmstrip with five different segments. The Filmstrip is then served through the IAB UAP 300x600. Simple engagement features – scroll, click, hover, and touch – allow the user to explore all 5 segments of the 300x3000 creative.
One application involves aligning the five segments of the Filmstrip to the five stages of the purchase funnel (awareness, interest, desire, intent, and loyalty). The IAB Filmstrip is designed to launch from any 300x600 ad location on any publisher across devices (PC, iPad and, eventually, mobile). Publishers share a common logic/algorithm that selects the appropriate phase of the purchase funnel depending on ad location (Homepage content might map with ‘awareness’; Lifestyle content might map with ‘desire’). The common logic would also enable the sequencing of the ad as the user browses through a portal.


#### Before coming to mathcamp:
| Date |
Topics |
Readings |
Assignments |
| Prereqs |
Univariate Calculus |
S&B 2-5 |
Prerequisite assignment to be completed early in the course. |
#### Week 1 (July 15-July 19)
| Date |
Topics |
Readings |
Assignments |
| 15 |
Linear Systems and Matrix Algebra |
S&B 6-9; Notes |
|
| 16 |
Linear Systems and Matrix Algebra |
S&B 6-9; Notes |
|
| 17 |
Linear Spaces |
S&B 10, 11 |
|
| 18 |
Linear Spaces and Set Theory |
S&B 10, 11; Provided Notes |
|
| 19 |
Weekly Review |
|
Assignment 1 due |
#### Week 2 (July 22-July 26)
| Date |
Topics |
Readings |
Assignments |
| 22 |
Set Theory |
S&B 10, 11; Provided Notes |
|
| 23 |
Proofs |
Appendix A1; Provided Notes |
|
| 24 |
Proofs and Real Analysis |
S&B 12; Appendix A1; Provided Notes |
|
| 25 |
Proofs and Real Analysis |
S&B 12; Appendix A1; Provided Notes |
|
| 26 |
Weekly Review |
|
Assignment 2 due |
#### Week 3 (July 29-August 2)
| Date |
Topics |
Readings |
Assignments |
| 29 |
Proofs and Real Analysis |
S&B 12; Appendix A1; Provided Notes |
|
| 30 |
Optimization |
S&B 20-21 |
|
| 31 |
Optimization |
S&B 20-21 |
|
| 1 |
Optimization |
S&B 20-21 |
|
| 2 |
Weekly Review |
|
Assignment 3 due |
#### Week 4 (August 5-August 9)
| Date |
Topics |
Readings |
Assignments |
| 5 |
Multivariate Calculus |
S&B 13-15, 30 |
|
| 6 |
Multivariate Calculus |
S&B 13-15, 30 |
|
| 7 |
Multivariate Calculus |
S&B 13-15, 30 |
|
| 8 |
Introduction to Programming |
Optional |
|
| 9 |
Weekly Review |
|
|
#### Week 5 (August 12-14)
| Date |
Topics |
Readings |
Assignments |
| 12 |
|
|
Assignment 4 due |
| TBA |
Final Exam |
No Notes |
|
*S&B ~ Simon & Blume text*


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Eight Terminal Utilities Every OS X Command Line User Should Know
The OS X Terminal opens up a world of powerful UNIX utilities and scripts. If you’re migrating from Linux, you’ll find many familiar commands work the way you expect. But power users often aren’t aware that OS X comes with a number of its own text-based utilities not found on any other operating system. Learning about these Mac-only programs can make you more productive on the command line and help you bridge the gap between UNIX and your Mac.


Advertising executive denies Exmouth rape
Andrew Smith, aged 22, of Hawthorn Grove, Exmouth, denied two counts of rape, sexual assault, and assault by penetration when he appeared at Exeter Crown Court
by Ted DavenportAn advertising executive has pleaded not guilty to raping and sexually assaulting a woman near a night club in Exmouth.
Andrew Smith, aged 22, of Hawthorn Grove, Exmouth, denied two counts of rape, sexual assault, and assault by penetration when he appeared at Exeter Crown Court.
All the offences were allegedly committed against the same complainant in Exmouth on September 21 this year.
Judge Peter Johnson adjourned the case for a jury trial on March 2, 2020, and remanded Smith in custody.


Donald Cerrone texts Dana White about potential Conor McGregor fight
McGregor revealed his plans for a return to the Octagon last month - with Cerrone in the frame to face him
by James Whaling, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/james-whaling/Donald Cerrone had a very simple message for UFC supremo Dana White regarding a potential bout with Conor McGregor .
The Irishman confirmed last month he is set to return to the Octagon in the new year, pencilling in a January 18 date in Las Vegas.
Speculation has been rife over the identity of his opponent - with Cerrone the favourite to face him in Sin City.
And 'Cowboy' text White over the bout - saying: "I hope this is true."
McGregor has been inactive since being choked out by Khabib Nermagomedov last October.
He plans on fighting three times next year - against Cerrone, Jorge Masvidal - who beat Nate Diaz on Saturday night - and a rematch with Nurmagomedovin Moscow.
Coach John Kavanagh told ESPN: "Like (UFC president) Dana [White] said nothing is 100 per cent until all contracts are signed. I do, as far as I am aware all parties have agreed more or less in principle.
"There may be a few kinks to be ironed out. But, as far as I am aware, hopefully, an announcement is imminent.
“I’m just happy to see him back competing and is in a great mindset. We are training away, chipping away.
It is 11 weeks tomorrow and ticking all the boxes. I can’t wait for the announcement so we can be full steam ahead.
"But, I am sure it is, I actually had in my head maybe during this event they are going to do an ad or something, I don’t know, maybe that is coming.
"I hope so, I hope so. Actions not words so let’s just do it in 2020. I feel I’ve been talking about it for two years or something.
"He is very pumped up, I like how is talking about it being a season and has three fights in mind. First on January 18, then April, then September.
"I haven’t heard that type of very structured talk for him in a long time. But, let’s do actions not words."


Hello!
This is the home of the LeapReel - Leap Motion control for 360º images on top of Reel JS
More details at GitHub
Move your hand to the right or to the left to drag the image. Move it faster to perform a throw effect!
This is the home of the LeapReel - Leap Motion control for 360º images on top of Reel JS
More details at GitHub
Move your hand to the right or to the left to drag the image. Move it faster to perform a throw effect!


verilator
Converts Verilog and SystemVerilog hardware description language (HDL) design into a C++ or SystemC model to be executed after compiling.
More information: home page
- Build a specific C project in the current directory:
verilator --binary --build-jobs 0 -Wall path/to/source.v
- Create a C++ executable in a specific folder:
verilator --cc --exe --build --build-jobs 0 -Wall path/to/source.cpp path/to/output.v
- Perform linting over a code in the current directory:
verilator --lint-only -Wall
- Create XML output about the design (files, modules, instance hierarchy, logic and data types) to feed into other tools:
verilator --xml-output -Wall path/to/output.xml


I’ve been having issues with streaming my PS4 to @dlive recently so I gave in and purchased a new Elgato HD60S capture card. This should get me ready for the Almost Human launch tonight!
Back on May 22, 2010, Lazlo Hanyecz made the first retail bitcoin transaction when he bartered 10,000 BTC for 2 Papa John’s Pizzas. At current prices those two pizzas would be worth a smooth $82 million. Tasty, huh?
This was a huge event for cryptocurrencies though. While Bitcoin had been around for over a year it was only used in geeky circles as a pastime and concept. This finally gave a reference point for what the value of a bitcoin could be established at. Now 8 years later we simply value Pizza a whole lot less than we do a BTC (at the time this would have been worth about $40.)
This event has birthed new Pizza milestones for our favorite crypto too. Earlier this year Lazlo returned to make the first ever Lightning powered Bitcoin transaction when he paid 649000 satoshis, or 0.00649 bitcoins, which equals around $62 for both pizzas. (It seems the only thing dropping in these valuations is the reference $)
Add Pizza Day Tracker To Your Website
This morning Coindesk announced that they have released a neat Pizza Day graphic (seen above) that you can embed on your own website. Simply copy the following code and you’ll have an updating Pizza Day price graphic ready for your website today.
This made me stop to think if there’s been a Steem Pizza Day yet? If not I’d like to be the first person to make it happen! If you are willing to order me two Pizzas for delivery tonight at 6pm then I will pay $40 worth of STEEM/SBD (roughly 12.780 STEEM or 18.100 SBD) to make it happen.
The Order
If you would like to be the one to make the first Steem powered Pizza Day a reality then comment below! After we agree on who will order the pizza I will let you call my local Big City Pizza (I wanted to stick with Papa Johns but they didn’t want to work with me on the delivery) and tell them you have a delivery order for Patrick. After they receive the order and payment I’ll then send your choice of STEEM/SBD back for the purchase.
Big City Pizza -<PHONE_NUMBER>
Pizza #1 - Large Veggie Pizza #2 - Large Meat Pizza
The order total should be around $35 from what I’ve been told by the shop so I will essentially be paying someone $5 to buy $35 worth of Steem. Who’s game?
As part of my trip I wanted to stop by a restaurant where I could pay using BTC directly. After checking my Airbitz app I came across Terry and Kim’s Iron Rail Diner in Mt. Savage, MD. Unfortunately they weren’t able to take my payment but they were so hospitable that they took me in and made me a fabulous meal regardless. I couldn’t speak higher about this couple nor the quality of the food they make. Meeting them was a real pleasure!
I’m driving down the interstate when a red truck begins to pass me and the driver begins to flag me down. After I look over and make sense of the situation I realized it was an old buddy from college. He had recognized my car as he was going home and I’m thankful he did. We we’re able to stop at a little pub and catch up for a minute. This trip is already turning out exciting!