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Uploadify + Versioned Files?
19 July 2011 at 2:12am
Anyone know if its possible to combine uploadify and versioned files http://silverstripe.org/versioned-files-module/ ?
I've been trying to with no success, as uploadify changes the upload form structure all around. I would hope that its simply a matter of updating the updateCMSFields function in VersionedFileExtension.php.
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26 October 2011 at 1:57pm
did you get this working?
or anybody else?
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28 October 2011 at 5:11am
No luck on my end, but I've been pulled into other projects so I haven't had the time to look at it. Due to my timeframe, I'm tempted to just wait on SS3 when (If I've read the google group thread correctly) file versioning will just be built in.
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Sacha Pfeiffer is a senior reporter and host of WBUR's All Things Considered, as well as a fill-in host on NPR's nationally syndicated Here & Now. She was previously host of Radio Boston, the station's weekday show highlighting interesting people, places and issues in Boston and beyond.
Pfeiffer joined WBUR in 2008 after more than a decade as a reporter for the Boston Globe, where she was on the Spotlight investigative team that won the 2003 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for its stories on sex abuse in the Catholic church. At WBUR, she initially covered health, science, medicine and the environment, and she has received numerous honors from the Associated Press and the Radio and Television News Directors Association, as well as a national Edward R. Murrow Award for broadcast reporting.
Pfeiffer got her start in journalism at the Dedham Times, a weekly newspaper south of Boston. She then moved to the Globe and, during her years on the Spotlight Team, produced series on financial abuses by private foundations, George W. Bush's military service, shoddy home construction, and the Catholic church's cover-up of clergy sex abuse. The latter series also won a George Polk Award for National Reporting, Goldsmith Prize for Investigative Reporting, and Selden Ring Award for Investigative Reporting, among other honors. At the Globe, she also covered legal affairs, the state court system and the nonprofit sector.
From 2004-2005, Pfeiffer was a John S. Knight journalism fellow at Stanford University, where she studied at Stanford Law School. She is a co-author of Betrayal: The Crisis in the Catholic Church and has been an adjunct faculty member at Boston University's College of Communication. She has an undergraduate degree in English and history, magna cum laude, and a master's degree in education, both from Boston University. She is also an English-as-a-second-language teacher.
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The 28X would operate via Blue Hill Avenue and Warren Street and serve Dudley Station, a hub of MBTA bus service. The new service will include dedicated bus lanes, new stations with amenities such as heaters and CharlieCard machines, 60-foot clean-running buses, and traffic features designed to speed up service and dramatically improve reliability.
By transforming the entire Route 28 into the 28X, riders will be able to more easily and more quickly connect to more than a dozen bus routes at Dudley and Ruggles Stations, as well as to the Orange and Red Lines.
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RICHMOND, Ky. (AP) - Tarius Johnson and Glenn Cosey scored 20 points each on Thursday night to lead Eastern Kentucky past Tennessee Tech 74-67.
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They should also go after... (125 comments)
the folks who keep calling about my (non-existent) google rankings for the (non-existent) business that I don't own.
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They should also go after... (125 comments)
the folks who keep calling about my (non-existent) google rankings for the (non-existent) business that I don't own.
Study needs to consider what people do with notes (191 comments)
It's not the actual notes that makes a big difference, but what you do with those notes. Most students just take notes and that is the extent of the usefulness of their notes. A much smaller number (I imagine) actually make use of those notes. I cannot count the number of times students come into office hours and, when asked if they refer to their notes, say "no." Regarding those who think LaTeX/TeX is a longer process than taking notes. I took notes on my laptop in grad school for almost all my classes. Diagrams are easily done by drawing them (as a sketch) either on paper or a simple graphics editor to be made nicer when going back to review my notes (see paragraph above). It is much easier to type in one's own words an explanation of what is written on the board (which is often a professor's shorthand) than it is to write it out by hand. As for copying verbatim, typing (even in LaTeX) can still beat out handwriting when it comes to formulas. Lastly, when typing up notes (and done correctly), one can easily review (on the spot) the notes taken (esp. if using LaTeX/TeX) since each few lines of tex can be previewed with a few keystrokes.
Another stupid idea that flops before takeoff (347 comments)
So just buy it for your mobile phone or tablet and stream to your TV. Most of the smaller have resolutions that are good enough for "typical" TV-sized displays. A better pricing scheme would be for the actual resolution. E.g. $1 for 640x480, $2 for 1024x768, and scale upward.
Study slightly flawed (103 comments)
A better study would be to analyze how the SC2 pros perform as they age. There is a big difference between the amount of free time a college student has to devote to playing a game and improving his skill vs. someone with a family and job to maintain. The article suggests that age is the factor in the decline of skill, when what it really shows is that most folks are likely to have less time to devote to a game once they leave college and take on real jobs and have kids.
Way to feed the trolls with a poor summary (641 comments)
Kay was not banned. Linus simply said he would not merge anything from Kay [b]until[/b] he got his act together.
Greg - just for your information, I will *not* be merging any code from Kay into the kernel until this constant pattern is fixed.
The justices should decided based on law only... (192 comments)
The article suggests that the justices are wavering because there are reservations about the repercussion of their decisions on existing software companies. The issue I have with that is that they should NOT be decided based on the repercussions. Their decision should be made as a matter of law.
Be a better parent (321 comments)
I think the real problem is that parents want to use a phone or tablet as a pacifier, so they don't have to parent the tykes.
Ah yes, the rallying call of the childless. I'm sure that if you ever have kids, you'll have the means and inclination to devote N hours of your own time every day simply to keeping them entertained.
I have kids of my own, and we also have several tablets, two iPhones (my wife and I each have one), and many gadgets in the house. However, we don't mix tablets/phones in the sense that if I ever have to enter a password into a tablet, that particular tablet does not ever get used by the kids. But you don't need to even have separate tablets (i.e. one for you and one for them). If they ever ask me to enter a password, the answer is no. When my toddler plays with my phone, I make sure that it won't ever get messed up when I get it back from him by taking precautionary steps (e.g. turn off emails, make sure everything requires passwords, etc.) I don't just hand them the device and cry to Apple when they break it.
Then there's also the question of "keeping your kids entertained." You don't need to devote hours of your own time. There are myriad types of toys to entertain your kids -- and even educate them while they're playing. If your tablet is causing problems, then perhaps they could use something else as edutainment. Get them puzzles, coloring books, reading books, etc.
"Theft" or theft? (704 comments)
I am having a hard time determining whether the theft is real or not. Given the anonymous nature of bitcoin, who's to say that the theft wasn't done by some associate of those running . Then again, does it even make a difference?
The FEB-12-2014 firmware fixes N66 units (148 comments)
As the title suggest, the firmware update on 2/12/2014 supposedly fixes the issues. http://support.asus.com/downlo...
ASUS RT-N66U Firmware version 22.214.171.124.374.4422
Security related issues:
1. Fixed lighthttpd vulnerability.
2. Fixed cross-site scripting vulnerability (CWE-79).
3. Fixed the authentication bypass (CWW-592).
4. Added notification to help avoid security risks.
5. Fixed network place(samba) and FTP vulnerability.
1. Redesigned the parental control time setting UI.
2. Updated multi language strings.
3. Adjusted FW checking algorithm.
4. Adjusted Time zone detecting algorithm.
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Cops can get around this ruling (457 comments)
Full disclosure: I would rather the police not be allowed to ticket you for flashing your lights to warn others. That said, depending on the time of day, could flashing lights still get you a ticket? If it's during the evening, the law requires that you have your lights in working order, and on at all times. So technically, you'd be breaking the law by flashing your lights, no? Of course this is a very strict reading of the law...
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Because the good PDFs would harm the sales of the printed volumes. The HTML forms are better than bad scans, but not good enough to be printed out (like a high quality PDF) by folks who wish to capitalize in copyright infringement.
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When I was a kid, trading video games was the norm. Sometimes I would just borrow my neighbor's copy of a game. We also skipped the middleman altogether -- there was no used video game stores at the time. If I wanted a game that my friend was willing to sell, any used sales happened between the endusers. I am curious what this would mean for people who still consider swapping games, or borrowing each other's games.
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Interest And Identity In Network Formation
AbstractIn this paper, we use an unusually rich data set from Ghana to explore the endogenous formation of information network linkages among farmers. We propose and test a new measure of social distance that accommodates possible asymmetries in social distance. Using this improved measure, we show that social distance plays a major role in shaping network structure, but that other factors related to the inherent costs and benefits of linkage matter significantly as well. Network interlinkages appear relatively modest. We are also able to corroborate the sociological "strength of weak ties" hypothesis.
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While there's
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- While there's long been available independently developed code (mostly developed single-handedly by James Simmons) to provide a VIA DRM / KMS graphics driver for Linux, it's still not part of the mainline tree. Back during the summer
the VIA driver was proposed for mainlining
but all issues haven't been worked out yet and there doesn't appear to be much motivation to actually get it in the tree. It's also getting harder and harder these days to simply find VIA x86 hardware still in production use.
- The ReiserFS successor is still being maintained out-of-tree and there's patches for it up through Linux 3.11 at the moment. However, there isn't much motivation to get it mainlined. Originally mainlining Reiser4 was held up by wanting more technical review and evaluation of the file-system done, but these days
it's attributed to having no vendor support
. Edward Shishkin doesn't see a mainlined Reiser4 file-system going far without having any vendor backing and his time (as one of the few remaining Reiser4 developers) is spent mostly fixing bugs in the code rather than working on a mainline proposal or adding any new features. You can see
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- While there continues to be a lot of community interest in ZFS and now the
Open ZFS project
, the Sun Microsystems / Oracle file-system doesn't stand a chance yet of being mainlined as the CDDL-licensed file-system code is incompatible with the GPL. Until Oracle is to re-license the code or there's a clean-room implementation done that is GPL compatible, ZFS won't happen in mainline but at least the ZFS On Linux project is pushing along and their out-of-tree DKMS modules tend to work fairly well. I do have
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There's some other smaller features too we'd like to see out of the kernel, but what else would you have liked to see in Linux 3.13? Let us know in the forums! Overall though, the
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on Apr 11, 2014 at 4:58 pm
the state is starting to issue eminent domain notices! Protect our homes and neighborhoods. Be strong Council!
This is a story, Almanac!
on Apr 11, 2014 at 5:13 pm
I fully support CalTrain & HSR. I've lived in Menlo Park for 25 years. The city has had, and failed to act, on track & road separation many times.
I am tired of the council wasting taxpayer money for the dozen or two property owners on the right of way. Work for a reasonable design and quit trying to Frak up the HSR. If you want an extra cost design, see if you can get the city's voters to pass a bond issue for the extra cost. When you can't, then get out of the way.
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> I am tired of the council wasting taxpayer money for the dozen or two property owners on the right of way
If you're actually opposed to "wasting taxpayer money", then you should be completely opposed to HSR.
And you are assuming that the only people against HSR are "the dozen or two property owners on the right of way". Anyone that has actually kept up on news, read their plans, understands Prop 1a or understands the California constitution should be opposed to HSR.
That said, I'd agree that there are people that are opposed to change just for the sake of change. Just like there are people that are in favor of change just for the sake of change (even if it doesn't address the actual problems that need addressing), such as yourself.


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Ship graveyards are a nice alternative too. And there's nothing cooler than exploring a derelict ship adrift at sea (or in space).
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Horror stories and horror roleplaying games often try to isolate the protagonists/PCs to build mood and atmosphere (and a sense of dread), so you could look to those as well for ideas. For example, bad weather is a good way to contain players in an area. A storm washes away the only bridge back to the mainland. The ferry to the island can't make the run in the storm. The highways and side roads are snowed under and haven't been plowed yet. The rain has made the dirt road out to the abandonned insane asylum impassable. Phone lines are down too. There's no cell signal up here.
Although this is an odd place to suggest it, if you want to limit the possibilities, don't map in advance (or rather, since this is impossible, use the sketchiest map possible). Whichever way the players decide to go, *there* is where the next planned encounter is (or the more appropriate of the planned possible encounters if you've included at least a little flexibility in your adventure plan). Some GMs do very well with this approach.
Me, I figure the players can go where they want and if they choose to ignore the setting elements I had expected them to bite on, I'll just make up something else appropriate to the choices they make. If you are ready to wing it a little, curtailing player choice becomes less of an issue. It also depends on the players you have. If they are proactive, self-directing types, they will initiate action and you can just work out how the world responds to them. If the players are more passive, then you need to create planned adventures with specific ideas about how they will play out, but those players can largely be counted on to follow the adventure hooks with minimum herding. Now, if you have players who are just deliberately contrary, you need to herd them by tricking them into thinking that the direction you want them to take is actually what you least expect.
I like that idea Dan. Sort of a point to point story no matter what happens. They go here or there and they still have to fight some bandits...nice.
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So I'm torn between a few tents and can't seem to make up my gosh darn mind on which route to go. So I'm looking for any feed back I can get on them. Anything, good or bad. I'm also open to other suggestions if you feel you might have a comparable tent. I think I have it narrowed down to 3. The BD Tempest, BD I-Tent w/vestibule and an MSR Fury. They all weigh about the same, pack the same and have pretty close to the same amount of space. 2 of them are single walled and the MSR is a double wall. Doesn't matter to me which route I go as I have a feeling the tent may get sold once I return. I already way too many tents :). Just nothing to withstand the torture this mountain could dish out. The tent will be used for a climb up Aconcagua for just myself and gear. So it needs to be pretty bomb proof. Shopping around the interwebz I can these all for about the same amount of $$$. Any thoughts, input, other?
Setting up a fly in windy conditions sucks and the I-tent is ~3lbs lighter for what its worth. I have no experience with any of these. The I-tent has the smallest space/footprint size as well so more likely to fit your needs I would also look at Integral Designs MK 1 or 2? MK 2 Tent
If you're going to sell the tent when you return you should just put the money into a Hilleburg. These tents are lightweight and bombproof. If you turn around and sell it for 20% less than you paid for retail (i.e. $150 less) you will likely have people fighting over buying it from you.
I should have added that I need something with a floorless vestibule. The I-tent and vestibule will weigh a whopping 6-10oz less than the tempest according to BD's website. So it's almost a wash. The Fury could be a chore to set up on Aconcagua. But then again if it's blowing 60+MPH setting up anything is going to be a pain in the hinder. But I do like the simplicity of the I-Tent. I really don't want to drop $800 on a Hilleberg. While it would be nice it's just not going to happen. There's too much else to buy/pay for in regards to this trip. I would probably love it so much I'd end up keeping it.
Mountian hardwear EV2 is probably the easiet to set up out of these tents and is about the same www.summitpost.org/phpBB3/mountain-hardwear-ev2-vs-bibler-i->>>
Thanks but I've ruled out the EV 2 due to the vestibule having a floor.
Another vote for Hilleburg. They also make one man tents that have big vestibules which is an option. The Jannu is a two man tent but will have room for all of your stuff. It got stellar reviews on oudoor gear lab. www.outdoorgearlab.com/4-Season-Tent-Reviews Too bad the timing is a little off. I won't need mine till '14. I would be the first man in line to buy it from you when you got back to the states.
EV2 is an excellent tent for a solo trip up Aconcagua. Used one myself. Easy to pitch, plenty of guylines, more stable than the BD/Bibler variety, easy to cook inside, zip open floor to sweep out snow/water from cooking inside, lightweight, roomy for one, adequate for two. Why are you stuck on the floorless vestibule? edit to add: fwiw - I've used I-Tents, Hilleberg's, Marmot Alpinists, MHW Trango's, TNF Mountain 25's, EV2's, and others. All nice tents for different purposes. If I were going back to Aconcagua solo, I'd take an EV2.
Yeah they all appear to be really solid tents. Some too pricey, some too heavy others like the EV 2 would be the tent of choice but I'm really hoping to get something floorless for cooking, and digging out a hole for wind protection while cooking. I can't see trying to burn the MSR Simmerlite inside that tent. Can you say POOF! lol. Maybe in the vestibule if I'm lucky. I dunno.... guess that's why I'm here and still haven't made up my mind. Mark, this trip isn't happening until next climbing season, 12/2013-1/2014. You give me a small down payment now and I'll let you have it when I get home at a fair price. Unless it burns to the ground :)
A small stove platform inside the tent for base-camp is entirely adequate if you are competent and aware with your (liquid fuel) stove. Take a canister stove (Jetboils or MSR Pocket Rockets are perfect) for high camp for less weight and mindlessly easy meal prep. like i said, ymmv, but it is entirely possible to cook inside an EV2 safely...with liquid fuel or canister. good luck either way. another edit: no reason a canister stove wouldn't work the entire way if you want to save weight and plan your food accordingly. In which case, cooking inside the tent becomes a complete non-issue.
my incompetent cooking/stove abilities has ordered a BD Tempest. The price was too good to pass up and I think it will do everything I need it to do. Thanks for all responses, they did help me in making a final decision.
try this one if the tempest fails you
I think I'll pick one of those up as a back up - lol. It would definitely get some looks on the mtn.
I have the Fury and its BOMBER. However it fucking sucks to set up! I do not reccomend the Fury for anything too extreme (even though it can more than handle the conditions). Setting the tent up solo can be a chore, add wind and it can be (can be, doesn't have to be) frustrating. Just my experience.
www.campsaver.com/tenshi-tent-2-person-4-season Interesting design....you can leave the vestibule at home if you want and it brings the tent down to under 5 lbs.
I would guess that the Tempest is gonna work OK. It seems like a pretty sturdy one.
This one is pretty light, at well under 3 pounds. Has a vestibule: Brooks Range Propel tent. brooks-range.com/Propel-Tent.html
Probably doesn't matter all that much. Weather on Aconcagua isn't nearly as bad as a lot of other places. If you speak Spanish, sell it in Mendoza before you go home. You'll get more.
Thanks guys but if you look a few posts up from me I already bought a BD Tempest. It actually was delivered today. Aconcagua is no place for a tent like the Brooks Range Propel. Just watch this video and you'll understand.


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