![]() The game also works with an old nvidia GeForce GT240 in my old PC in my cellar with both nvidia version 340 and mesa nouveau driver, with colour and blinking light issues but quite playable. But I want to keep Mesa because of the need to downgrade packages for amdgpu-pro and bad performance on Grid Autosport. The game works very well when using the amdgpu-pro driver version 84 and turning off vsync in the game options. I also tried to play with MESA_GL_VERSION_OVERRIDE (the game seems to need at least 3.2) and MESA_GLSL_VERSION_OVERRIDE (the game seems to need at least 150) but with no effects on the error outputs. ST_DEBUG=tgsi MESA_DEBUG=1 LIBGL_DEBUG=verbose gdb. The attached file gdb is the output of executing: Valhalla Hills is a throwback to the popular Settlers games in which. ![]() ST_DEBUG=tgsi MESA_DEBUG=1 LIBGL_DEBUG=verbose. Less a city builder and more a city-state builder, Songs of Syx lets you dive into. The attached file run is the output of executing: configure in the mesa_archlinux_package_source_files and created the packages and installed the packages mesa and mesa-vdpau, except from builded with enabled debug these packages are the same as from the standard archlinux extra repo. To get a little bit more information I added the line '-enable-debug ' to. 76.9K subscribers Welcome to the first episode of the Valhalla Hills letsplay Valhalla hills is a fantasy city builder where you help little vikings in their quest to reach glorious Valhalla In. I tried the mesa packages from the standard archlinux extra repo. The Game Valhalla Hills crashes for me on Mesa 17.0.2 on Archlinux. Output of the game execution logged with script Microtransactions should have no place in a $60 game.Link to original bug (#100400) Description You can level up your weapons and armor to be as tough as any you find, too, so why bother seeking them? Rather depressingly, Ubisoft has locked some of the best-looking gear behind a paywall. You can offload these bagfuls of wooden buckets and old pillows on hapless shopkeepers in return for silver, but there’s nothing to spend your money on. With every raid, kill, or completed quest comes treasure, most of which is useless. And with the nebulous skills tree, pick a direction and you’ll find a lot of the same options. For example, you can complete main quest branches in whatever order you like, but you’re going to end up doing all of them so it makes no difference. This pretense of choice is ripe throughout the game. But for the most part these decisions lead to the same dialog, so they feel meaningless. In cutscenes, Valhalla lets you make certain choices that can impact the outcome of the game. The game's sound design also deserves plaudits, with a catchy theme and musical cues that draw you into the story and forewarn action. ![]() I'm particularly fond of my time with the sons of Ragnar, and King Oswald as he laid claim to East Anglia. Valhalla has several exciting and well-told missions. You have to raid monasteries to build your settlement, and you form alliances to spread influence. ![]() The forests of England are teeming with wildlife, and the towns are peppered with Roman ruins. By the time you load up the longship to settle in a beautifully realized and atmospheric Anglo-Saxon England, you feel like a real Viking raider. The snowy mountains and sparse settlements of Norway serve as an ideal tutorial environment. It’s an enormous open-world action RPG that casts you as Eivor of the Raven Clan, on a mission to conquer England during the Dark Ages. ![]() Tempted by the promise of an epic Viking saga for the ages, a wave of positive reviews, and a need for something new to play on my PlayStation 5 (sorry), I bought Assassin’s Creed Valhalla. ![]()
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![]() ![]() I still believe that Google’s first attempt on a proper podcast app is damn good for a free version and it would be a great alternative to Pocket Casts. Also Pocket Casts is available on the Play Store , App Store and even for Windows Phone. Points for the app for multi-platform syncing.There is a silence feature among the play options that trims silence from podcasts, which is great!.Google Play Music can see your downloaded podcasts if you enable a toggle under settings.You can set where your podcasts should be stored (phone or microSD card).You can change its appearance (light/dark theme, using episode artworks etc).PC’s auto download feature is helpful if you forget to download your favourite podcast in time.You can import or export podcasts in P.C.Pocket Casts features sync which is brilliant if you have multiple devices and you will not want a scenario where you have to look for your favourite podcasts again on a new device.Pocket Casts has a material design influenced interface which is conspicuously missing from Google Podcasts.Pocket Cast has some neat extra features: They would offer features like automatic subtitling for people who are hearing impaired and also thanks to Google Translate, those subtitles could be made available in a wide variety of languages. They’ve also said that this app will be a ‘launchpad’ for building a better podcast listening experience using AI. Google uses AI to offer recommendations based on your habits, which is pretty cool. Unlike Pocket Casts, Google Podcasts has a neat trick: Smart recommendations. However under settings, you can change that where you can instruct the app to remove complete episodes after 7 days or not at all and unfinished episodes can be removed also after 90 days or even not at all. By default, episodes that you’ve downloaded and listened to will be removed after 24 hours and unfinished episodes after 30 days. When you tap the ‘i’ button, it shows you more information about the podcast you are listening to and gives you an option to download it later for offline use. Sadly, the playback screen does not go full screen, which is disappointing, but it has the classic options like the 10 second reverse and forward buttons, speeding up tool, progress bar and play button. You are shown various categories of podcasts like the top ones, trending and the various genres like comedy, society & culture, news & politics, sports and more. The app has a distinctive white background and you might think you’re in Google Now or something. They started with showing podcasts on Search and now we have a whole new app for Android. ![]() If you’ve ever paid for the web and desktop apps, you’ll get three three years of Pocket Casts Plus for free.Enter Google where we have seen them taking podcasts seriously. This grants access to Pocket Casts’ Windows, macOS, and web apps (which sync with your mobile account and listening history), cloud storage for uploaded files, and a couple of additional mobile app themes and icons. Pocket Casts comes plenty of options to manage your podcastsįor those who want to support the app with their wallets, there’s a Plus subscription plan that costs $0.99 a month or $10 a year. And with the latest update, you can now play files from your local storage in the app. It looks great, has plenty of options for customizing the interface, and includes granular controls for streaming, downloading, and playing your favorite shows. That’s right, you don’t have to pay a cent to use this full-featured podcast player. And now, dear reader, it’s available for free on both Android and iOS. It's a coming-out party for the podcast app taken over by a. It’s thoughtfully designed, and makes light work of managing my listening sessions across a boatload of podcasts. Pocket Casts Podcast app Pocket Casts relaunched Wednesday with an overhauled app and a mission to make podcasts less awful to discover. I’ve been using Pocket Casts to listen to podcasts on my phone for several years now, and in all that time, I’ve been glad I paid for it. ![]() ![]() ![]() Press option while using your mouse to copy a photo into a different frame. How do I copy a photo into a different frame? If there is a photo in the existing frame, it will swap the destination photo with the source photo. Press command while using your mouse to drag a photo into a different frame. How do I move photos from one frame to another? The Diptic on the right may look smaller, but when you export it will be the same height as the one on the left, but twice as wide. However, Diptic does allow for modifying the aspect ratio, which will allow you to get the whole photo in the frame. We do this to help prevent white/blank space in the composition. We currently do not allow for scaling smaller than fitting the longest edge of the photo to the frame. Is there a way to reduce the size of pictures in the frames? The privacy and security for services built in Diptic is standard and we use the service's provided authentication endpoints to make any request to authenticate. You can also use it on your computer in whatever fashion you'd like and then share with your preferred sharing service. The collages are exported in standard image formats (PNG or JPG), so they are printable. What can I do with the Diptic once it’s created? Can I print, export to Facebook, etc.? You can also manually type the desired ratio in the box to the right of the Aspect Ratio slider. Moving it to the left will create tall and skinny Diptics, and moving it to the right will create short and wide (landscape) Diptics. Then, use the Aspect Ratio slider to achieve the desired dimensions. Enter the largest dimension size (for example: if your desired output was 200x300, you would enter 300 in the right box) in the proper box (left is width and right is height). Go to the Finish screen and scroll to the export size options. ![]() How do I create a customized layout size? Click on photos and you will see your photos stored in iPhoto, Aperture, Facebook, etc. Or, you can double click a frame to display the Open File dialog, and the Media Browser can be found at the bottom of this side bar. First, you can drag and drop photos saved on your computer or from online into the desired frames. There are two simple ways to import photos. How do I import photos? How do I import photos from iPhoto or Aperature? If you’d like to export as JPG, tap on this menu to change it to JPG. Because sometimes you just want things to be huge.Your Export options are at the bottom of the Finish sidebar. Multi-Touch: The UI reacts to gestures with your Magic Mouse or Trackpad.Drag and drop pictures into frames, and swap photos between frames.The “.dptc” file format lets you save your Diptic projects and come back to them later. Personalize your Diptics with text captions.Choose from14 filters, as well as adjust brightness, contrast, hue and color saturation.Round the inner and outer borders, as well as modify thickness and color, and apply background textures.Create rectangular Diptics (great for printing) with the Aspect Ratio Slider.Customize your layouts to better fit your pictures by sliding interior frame lines.Choose from 75 layouts (one to nine photos in each layout).High resolution export (max of 3072x3072), with option to choose JPG or PNG.Share Sheets: Share to Facebook, Twitter, Flickr and more.Alternatively, you can drag and drop images from your favorite photo applications into the Diptic frame. Use the Media section of the open dialog to browse your iPhoto and Aperture albums. Import photos from iPhoto and Aperture.Diptic helps you create and share beautiful photo collages. ![]() ![]() Main props to the sound-proofing and maze design. There are some nice surprises waiting for you in places you may not quite expect. Many of them were able to have a patter and a few lines to go by. The actors and their costumes have gotten better and more creative. But make it quickly or you will be stuck face to face with a clown, and you might not have Coulrophobia yet, but you may get it in here. And well don't take advice from a clown, or do you? I suppose the choice is yours to make. You do kind of loose yourself at this point.Īnd what's a haunt without a circus themed "red and white" maze? Attempting to navigate the narrow canvas panels was pretty simple at first. The church design and detail was one of the best features at this location. We were greeted by the lovely Sister Mary. ![]() and you haven't lived till you walk into a church that's connected to an insane asylum. What makes a person sane? How do you know if you're crazy or not? If you are crazy, how crazy are you on a scale of 1 to giraffe? These are the questions you ask the sweat stain on the wall. Into the insane asylum where no one really knows the true answers. This was a somewhat interesting transition as you walk through the old homestead throne room, to the more larger and communal restroom likely seen in a truck stop or big box store. After all that we walked into the bathroom, and you wish you didn't want to see what aftermath was waiting for you after the previous feast. As much as me and my wife disagree about a few things, I don't think we bicker as much as the "unhappily" married couple did while we made our way in the kitchen. The dining room was filled with rotted meats and maybe other selections of roadkill laying on the unappetizing table. I see we may have interrupted the local educated swine as he was going over one of his favorite novels. A familiar scene, with tv's stacked on one another (sometimes haphazardly) mostly all static in an unkempt room.Īs we walked into the library shelves filled with books stacked all around and they created columns reaching the ceiling. Man, the resident was not happy about that, so we continued onto the porch and living room. Bits of pieces of stuff around us making our way through mounds of discarded parts and making a loop around a tire pile with other stacked trash. ![]() So yes, thank you for our safety and for others.Įntering the dark hall filled with creeping vines on each side of us, we made a turn and stumbled into the junkyard. After the photo op and just before entering he instructed us to rip our ticket and discard the stub in a pail. A little out of left field, but he's a demon who cares. Offered to take our photo with one of our phones, and offered hand sanitizer. The "ticket taking" ghoul was on the money. Returning to Insanity from a few years past sparked my interest, and well I was rather pleased. ![]() ![]() You can always find hints to complete the levels on our website. You will need to do several actions to go further. When learning how to spell a word, it’s important to remember the golden rule: read and write constantly. Once I get that cat to sit on my lap, I wonder which food can distract him. The creators of this game, promise that it will be much more difficult to pass than the previous parts! Levels can not be completed by shaking the phone or stroking the screen. After all, not only can they help increase engagement, they can also lead to. Also in Brain Test 3, we will meet with the main characters of the previous parts. We usually help our clients to select the most suitable inspection levels and AQL limits, but you can use our calculator below (based on the AQL tables) to. In this part of the game, we will need to help Alex collect six gems, throughout all the levels we will collect them. Items from the inventory can be combined together to get a new item. We will be equipped with our own inventory, the items of which we can use to complete the levels. ![]() The advanced options are intuitive, and easy to use, for seasoned pros and newcomers alike. ![]() By entering your letter tiles in the search box, Scrabble Word Finder finds the best cheats and high scoring words instantly. In some levels of Brain Test 3, we will have to communicate with numerous characters, answer their questions, although sometimes they can mislead us. Scrabble Word Finder is a helpful tool for Scrabble players - both on a traditional board and Scrabble Go fans. Level 138 Brain Test 3: Answers – Brain Test 3 is a brand new word in puzzle games! If you managed to easily pass the first two parts (Brain Test and Brain Test 2), then now you will need to pass: reverse puzzles, role-playing levels, dialogue and chat systems. ![]() ![]() ![]() Replacement expressions other than arrays and objects are substituted inline, which means that they can participate in constant folding. Replacement expressions must either be a JSON object (null, boolean, number, string, array, or object) or a single identifier. Here is what a simple transform looks like:ĬLI JS Go echo 'let x: number = 1' | esbuild -loader=ts let x = 1 require( 'esbuild').transformSync( 'let x: number = 1', , This makes it ideal for use in environments without a file system (such as a browser) or as part of another tool chain. The transform API call operates on a single string without access to a file system. The form -foo is used for enabling boolean flags such as -minify, the form -foo=bar is used for flags that have a single value and are only specified once such as -platform=, and the form -foo:bar is used for flags that have multiple values and can be re-specified multiple times such as -external. If you are using the command-line API, it may be helpful to know that the flags come in one of three forms: -foo, -foo=bar, or -foo:bar. If you are using Go be sure to check out the automatically generated Go documentation. You may also find the TypeScript type definitions for esbuild helpful as a reference. ![]() If you are using JavaScript be sure to check out the JS-specific details section below. It's important to understand which one you should be using because they work differently. There are two main API calls in esbuild's API: transform and build. The concepts and parameters are largely identical between the three languages so they will be presented together here instead of having separate documentation for each language. Easy, no? Just one line of code and you have a Minifier/Formatter for JSON data.The API can be accessed in one of three ways: on the command line, in JavaScript, and in Go. If you want to reverse the process, just click on the Minify button. ![]() If you run the program and paste some JSON into the first box and click Format, the formatted JSON is shown in the second box. JsonConvert.DeserializeObject(MiniBox.Text), Formatting.Indented) Īwait new MessageDialog("Error parsing JSON: ").ShowAsync() If (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(MiniBox.Text))įormBox.Text = JsonConvert.SerializeObject( Select the Click event handler and press F12 to create the event handler in code and type this code: private async void FormatJsonClick(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) Then, in MainPage.xaml, add the handler for the Click handler for the Format button: >" Margin="5" Click="FormatJsonClick"/> In the Solution Explorer, right click in References and select “Manage NuGet packages” and add the library Newtonsoft.Json. To process the JSON data, we use the Newtonsoft Json.NET library ( ). In MainPage.xaml, we add the two textboxes, one for the minified JSON and the other for the processed JSON: The first step is to create a UWP program in Visual Studio: So I decided to create a Windows UWP program to process the JSON data. You can go to online sites (just do a search for “json formatter” in your preferred search engine) and format the JSON data, to get the formatted output.īut, as a developer, I wanted to create a program that does that. On the other side, I have formatted JSON data and want to save space, minimizing it. ![]() Many times, the data is minimized and it’s very difficult to analyze what’s coming. I have the same problem and, sometimes, I also have to debug the received data to see what’s coming from the server. Nowadays it’s very common to receive JSON data from many sources and to process it in our programs. ![]() ![]() Semantic Role Labeling (SRL) is the process used to discover the thematic role, which is used to determine the elements of sequence diagram. Flow of events included in a use case model is used as an input. This paper contributes a definition of a systematic a semi-automated algorithmic approach for generating sequence diagram. It is very hard to find UML’s reference that describes enough direct rules (specially for many trainee developers) to develop sequence diagram. The skill of defining objects (or roles) and their exchanged messages are highly depending on the user’s expert to recognize sequence diagram units from different sources of information. The analyst is the role who is manually performing the developing of sequence diagram. Sequence diagram helps in leveling up the requirement description. Sequence diagram is used to illustrate the exchanging of information between users and system’s components. Additionally, we provide future work and recommendations to explicit the seamless generation of information and its tracing from Use Case to Sequence diagrams. We analyse a simple scenario with an emphasis on interactions to highlight the relevance of the alignment of concepts from heterogeneous diagrams. In this paper, we discuss the alignment of concepts looking at a subset of UML (Use Case and Sequence diagrams) within the educational context. In this context, the alignment of concepts among the different diagrams may play a critical role as it can minimise inconsistencies in the design. As students are not normally experienced professionals, it is important to create a learning environment that enhances the quality of experience and related learning outcomes. At an educational level, it is extremely important to approach system engineering in a systematic way in order to assure an effective process, which is correct and consistent. However, the different diagrams are related and, in most cases, may be considered to be part of a seamless process. Each diagram has a different purpose as it targets a different aspect or perspective of a given system, as well as diagrams may be used at different stages of the design process, which is not necessarily linear or prescriptive. Unified Modelling Language (UML), which comprises several structural and behavioural diagrams to formally specify the target system design, has been extensively adopted for a long time, and it is still very popular. System analysis and design is a critical aspect of Information Systems, as the different courses in the field clearly demonstrate. We also present an application of the proposed model transformation to an elevator control system. ![]() In this paper, we present a model transformation approach from UCM notation to a UML sequence diagram to facilitate the transition from requirements to high-level design artifacts. UML sequence diagrams are one of the most popular UML artifacts for dynamic modeling. There is therefore a need to develop a technique to transform UCM models to UML design artifacts. As a result, system analysts may design an application that does not accurately realize the behavior specified in UCMs. ![]() Typically, system analysts are responsible for this transition, and they usually perform it manually, which makes subsequent design models prone to mistakes. However, once requirements have been expressed as scenarios, unified modeling language (UML) sequence diagrams are suitable for developing and presenting the details of interactions and help in the transition to a more formal level of refinement. UCM specifies multiple scenarios abstractly in a single integrated view that facilitates understanding of the system-to-be and the early detection of inconsistent scenarios. UCM graphical models describe functional requirements as scenarios using a structure of components. Use case map (UCM) is a modeling language designed to bridge the gap between requirements and high-level design artifacts. ![]() ![]() ![]() I say "very fortunately" because I couldn't believe my good luck with what I found. I wanted one that I could use as a high performance "iSF" (Inline Scalar Function) like the one I had built. Very fortunately for me, I had misplaced my previously written T-SQL solution to solve for ISO Week Numbers and decided to do a quick web search to find one instead of trying to find my own. How to build a “Broadcast Calendar” will have to wait until another article, though, because I found something else that’s very cool. SELECT was working on a thread that asked how to create a "Broadcast Calendar" ( ) and, to make a much longer story shorter, it dawned on me that I might be able to solve the problem using a calculation similar to an "ISO Week Number" calculation. The modifications only cause a scant increase of a dozen or so milliseconds over a million row test so it's still a competitor with the ISOWEEK date-part of SQL Server 2008 and up and still works in earlier versions. Here's that code and that's the one I recommend that you use if you have the need (< SQL Server 2008). SELECT verified the modified formula and made an additional optimization that removed one of the additions which saves a bit on CPU time. I found the fix and that was to add the difference in dates to the "base date" instead of using the difference in dates as a date serial number. I had the article taken "offline" until I could fix it and test it. This works just fine for dates greater than or equal to because that difference in days matches SQL Server's underlying date serial numbers but it doesn't work correctly for dates that have a date serial number less than 0 (). The problem is with "Step 3 – Convert the Date Serial to the "Day of the Year" where a difference in days is used in the calculation instead of the actual date. The original formula has a problem that I didn't originally test for and, that is, if you use the formula for dates earlier than, the calculation of the correct ISOWeek is by chance rather than by plan. This article is no exception and I thank Peter Larsson who discovered that there was a problem. I've made no changes in the article starting with the "Introduction" because it still correctly describes the original formula written by "t-clausen.dk".Īs is the nature of this fine community, if there's a problem with something in an article, it is quickly ferreted out by those who participate in the discussion. display = 'none' // Test whether a new date input falls back to a text input or not const test = document. querySelector ( '#fallbackWeek' ) // Hide fallback initiallyįallbackPicker. querySelector ( '#year' ) const weekSelect = document. ![]() querySelector ( '.fallbackLabel' ) const yearSelect = document. querySelector ( '.fallbackWeekPicker' ) const fallbackLabel = document. querySelector ( '.nativeWeekPicker' ) const fallbackPicker = document. Get UI elements const nativePicker = document. The best way to deal with week/years in forms in a cross-browser way at the moment is to get the user to enter the week number and year in separate controls ( elements being popular see below for an example), or use JavaScript libraries such as jQuery date picker. There are multiple ways in which people could write week values for example: When the browser falls back to a generic text input, there's nothing to guide the user toward correctly formatting the input (and it's certainly not intuitive). As mentioned earlier, with a week input the actual value is always normalized to the format yyyy-Www. Non-supporting browsers gracefully degrade to a text input, but this creates problems both in terms of consistency of user interface (the presented control will be different), and data handling. For example, the week picker on Chrome for Android looks like this: Mobile platforms such as Android and iOS make really good use of such input types, providing specialist UI controls that make it really easy to select values in a touchscreen environment. As mentioned above, the major problem with using week inputs right now is browser support: Safari and Firefox don't support it on desktop, and old versions of IE don't support it. ![]() |
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