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=================================================================================================================================== I'm a beginner in Spanish, but I found the logo on the wiki @; http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guardia_Civil The logo can be found at; http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archivo:Escudo_Oficial_Guardia_Civil.svg The license on wiki says; Esta imagen (o este archivo) está en el dominio público pues su derecho de autor ha expirado. (This image (or this file) is in the public domain, the rights of the author have expired.) -----Original Message----- From: clip ... @lists.freedesktop.org [mailto: clip ... @lists.freedesktop.org ] On Behalf Of chovynz Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2010 9:48 PM To: clip ... @lists.freedesktop.org Subject: Re: [Clipart] Copyrighted material appearing on the website. http://www.openclipart.org/detail/21225 (I've tried tracing the copyright of this logo but the language is spanish and I'm having trouble tracking down any written info on it. If someone else could, that would be great. Phew. What a mammoth effort. _______________________________________________ clipart mailing list clip ... @lists.freedesktop.org http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/clipart _______________________________________________ clipart mailing list clip ... @lists.freedesktop.org http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/clipart -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Lorn Potter wrote: Dale Maggee wrote: Aah, the fun continues... [snip utter nonsense] "Utter nonsense", again, including questions which you persist in ignoring, and discussion of the issues with your shit software which you categorically refuse to discuss or even acknowledge exist. http://www.netalert.gov.au/advice/behaviour/netiquette_emoticons/What_is_netiquette.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netiquette So... you can copy and paste a web address, good for you! I guess, it *is* more than I would have expected from someone of your "special-ness". Were the people at the spastic society proud of you for accomplishing that? did they give you a gold star? You *really are* a fucking retard, you know that, don't you? from the netalert website that YOU LINKED TO: Examples of netiquette include: * responding appropriately to requests Congratulations, Lorn, you complete fucking idiot, you fucking liar, you absolute wanker - You've just demonstrated, once again, for the entire world's verification, that you're the stupidest motherfucker on it. I can't believe you would link to a page which confirms that you broke "netiquette" first, and that any response telling you that you're a fucking liar, or a fucking wanker , or a fucking retard is entirely justified and warranted. Actually, I can believe it - why stop contradicting yourself just because you look like a retard? I have links, too! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deception http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honour http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morality http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retard http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idiot_ (usage) Given that you insist on ignoring the issues at hand: Wow, I have to give you credit - you certainly are good at completely ignoring damning evidence and not answering questions directly put to you multiple times. Ever considered a career in politics? You'd fit in really well there! How Long does it take to type your address on your freerunner, using the methods described...errr...three(?) emails ago? and now, how long does it take on your PC? How long did it take you to type up my sample sms on your FR running QTe? and why did you do that "Many Times", as you claim? seems like wasted effort to me... [snip useless drivel] This "useless drivel" Lorn refers to is me demonstrating that Lorn is either lying or a complete retard. The fact that he refuses to even acknowledge this and attempted to trim it from all further correspondence indicates to me that it's malice, not stupidity. I'll restore this in the vain hope that perhaps he might address it, rather than ignore it as he has consistently done all afternoon: No one said to use the little qwerty keyboard with fingers. I BEG YOUR PARDON?!?!? Lorn Potter wrote at 12:41pm: Then you can easily switch to the qwerty keyboard. Lorn Potter wrote at 12:41pm: You can even use this with big fingers and hit in between letters and it will still work (suggestively) well. Now, we were discussing the predictive keyboard, and you told me that I "could easily switch to the qwerty keyboard"... which qwerty keyboard were you referring to, exactly, if not the little qwerty keyboard? There are only two: the predictive keyboard and the qwerty keyboard. Unless you're trying to tell me that there's a difference between 'keyboard' and 'docked keyboard'. I call "bullshit". Lorn, you're either completely full of shit, or you have no idea what the fuck you're talking about. Due to the old adage "never attribute to malice that which can be explained by stupidity", I'll give you an opportunity to publicly apologise and explain exactly what the hell you're on about... the way it works, because IT DOESN'T WORK THE WAY YOU'RE SAYING. It does. No, it doesn't. You're either a liar or a fucking retard. I lean towards "Liar". If you're a liar, you're *also* a fucking retard - when lying, the non-retard would come up with a *credible* lie, which you're not even bothering with... Or is it that you're just not clever enough? You have absolutely no idea which parts of Qtopia I worked on, so you cannot say I have done a bad job, when in fact, I had no contact with this code. I didn't say "Bad", I said "shit", which is worse than bad. and, Yeah, I can: Watch me: "You've done a shit job." Regardless of any contact you may or may not have had with the code, or your contributions or lack thereof to qtopia, you have done a shit job. Firstly, where's the QTe release that was coming in December? why such inadequate communication? You've done a shit Job. Secondly, you've done an absolutely abysmal job today. Refusing to acknowledge or address my concerns, as far as I'm concerned, means that you're just a fucking wanker who has no sense of pride in his work, and would rather pretend that a product is adequate, when it's clearly not, than even acknowledge it's faults. This is a *SHIT JOB*, and you've done it. Hence, sing it with me: *YOU HAVE DONE A SHIT JOB* I suppose, 'those that cannot do, just complain and expect someone else to fix things for them'. See, yet again, you're wrong... I guess nobody should be suprised by this at this point, because you have such a legacy of being wrong this afternoon, not to mention deceptive, ignorant, arrogant, immoral, rude, and stupid. Which is what I'd expect of the complete and utter wanker you've demonstrated yourself to be this afternoon. All I wanted was acknowledgment that the problem I described exists. I never said "Fix it Now", or anything or the sort. I raised an issue with the software, based on real-world usage, and you effectively told me that it wasn't a problem, that the problem I'm having is a result of how I'm using it. I suggested a way that this problem could be fixed, with a very minimal change, and keep everybody happy, and you failed to even acknowledge that I had made a suggestion. Instead, you dismissed it offhand by trying to tell me that I need to use it differently (providing information which does *not* solve the issue I raised), demonstrating your contempt for the process of user-feedback and a complete lack of professionalism. Other people agreed with me, and still you have categorically refused to acknowledge the problem, or even to perform the tests I have provided in order to demonstrate it. You have not directly answered one single question I have posed to you with relation to the issues I raised, preferring to avoid actually discussing the issue by instead focusing on my choice of words. Basically, you're: a) Full of shit: Deceptive and evasive. b) Quite stupid to think I would swallow the shit you're trying to feed me c) Incompetent. A developer worth his salt would acknowledge the issue and at least consider ways of dealing with it, rather than trying to bury his head in the sand d) Unsuited to be in a public-facing role, as you clearly lack the decorum to respond adequately to criticism. Sarton even pointed this out to you, and still you proceeded to respond inappropriately. In addition, sending such unprofessional emails from your company address might have been a really, really, really bad thing for you to do - are you representing the company here? Does Trolltech / QT / Nokia / whatever you're calling yourselves these days also take the "That's not a problem because I say so" approach? If so, I'll have to remember to avoid them at all costs in all my future endeavours. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.7 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Fedora - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iD8DBQFJvuD2FbVnQRV3OEYRApR/AJ4iAxqGFufWFcCaQP87TUV0MxZExgCePmCW rgCueMnCpiPU93SPLlFJG4k= =gVcu -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ Openmoko community mailing list comm ... @lists.openmoko.org http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community

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======================================================================================================================== From: Elena Conti < cont ... @access.uzh.ch > To: taxa ... @mailman.nhm.ku.edu Subject: PhD position available Date: Tue, 1 Jun 2010 16:43:03 +0200 I would like to announce the following position on Taxacom: Ph.D or post-doc assistantship in plant evolution/biogeography at the University of Zurich Position description: Applications are open for one 3-yr Ph.D. assistantship (or a part-time post-doctoral assistantship) to study the origin and evolution of island endemics in the Mediterranean Region. Our first studies on Rutaceae, Araceae and Boraginaceae used chloroplast DNA sequences and geological data to reconstruct the temporal and spatial frameworks for the origin of plants endemic to the continental fragment islands of Corsica and Sardinia and the oceanic islands of the Canarian archipelago (Salvo, G., S. Ho, G. Rosenbaum, R. Ree, E. Conti. 2010. Tracing the temporal and spatial origins of island endemics in the Mediterranean region: A case study from the citrus family (Ruta L., Rutaceae). In Press Systematic Biology; Mansion, G., F. Selvi, E. Conti. 2009. Origin of Mediterranean insular endemics in the Boraginaceae: Integrative evidence from molecular dating and ancestral area reconstruction. Journal of Biogeography 36:1282-1296; Mansion G., G. Rosenbaum, G. Bac chetta, J Rossello, E. Conti. 2008. Phylogenetic analysis informed by geological history supports multiple, sequential invasions of the Mediterranean basin by the angiosperm family Araceae. Systematic Biology 57:269-285). Some of the open questions include the following: i) Are species in the selected Mediterranean groups monophyletic? ii) What are the origins of the polyploid species? iii) Is there variation of ploidy level within species? iv) was island colonization associated with a shift of the ecological niche? The successful applicant will choose one or more of these plant families to: generate flow cytometry data aimed at determining ploidy levels; generate nuclear DNA sequences and infer species trees; incorporate ecological data to investigate issues of niche conservatism vs. niche evolution in the selected groups. Requirements: Demonstrated experience in molecular, phylogenetic and flow-cytometry methods and/or ecological niche modeling will be highly valued in the selection process. Excellent knowledge of the English language, written and oral, required. Familiarity with additional European languages would be useful for fieldwork in the Mediterranean Region and living in Switzerland. Facilities: Our research group offers a very supportive working atmosphere and excellent research facilities in a highly international scientific environment. Several opportunities for collaborations and participation at international meetings are available. 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Si mapeara containers de basura, que pueden estar tambien en una calle o carretera no usaria un nodo de el way ya que los containers no forman parete del way, son mobiliario urbano (a mi entender). Jonay: Los nodos x e y no son redundantes, ya que aportan información. Salut! On 10/05/2010 09:54 AM, Jonay Santana wrote: 2010/10/5 < bv2m ... @uco.es > Jaume Figueras i Jové < jaum ... @masafi.cat > escribió: Hola, yo mapeo los pasos de peatones donde están, no en el cruce de vías. Lo hago así por que no todos los cruces, semaforizados o no, tienen paso de peatones por los 4 puntos. Salut! Estoy de acuerdo contigo, Jaume, pero, ¿ubicas el paso de peatones etiquetando un nodo de la vía que cruza? 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No such property HwAddress 510545 MODIFIED anaconda RFE: encryption key escrow support 517260 MODIFIED anaconda liveinst fails at partitioning screen 517491 ASSIGNED anaconda Anaconda fails if filesystem should be shrunk 526789 ASSIGNED anaconda Install didn't reboot at the end 526925 ASSIGNED anaconda [Back] button does not have a corresponding icon (like [Next] does) 527952 MODIFIED anaconda AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'disk' 528317 MODIFIED anaconda anaconda traceback in getDefaultTimeZone KeyError en_AU 531407 MODIFIED anaconda --encrypted option does not work with pv in kickstart script 530603 MODIFIED compiz Loads of "unknown actions" in GNOME keybindings 528909 NEW DeviceKit-disks DevKit 95-devkit-disks.rules should avoid scan all DM devices 530913 NEW DeviceKit-power Couldn't hibernate: Swap space is encrypted 528097 MODIFIED dmraid /sbin/dmraid needs possibly unmounted /usr/lib 529267 NEW fedora-logos Better label + icon for the installer on the live cd 528497 MODIFIED firstaidkit FirstAidKit does not start when using F-12-Beta rescue mode from disc1.is 530320 NEW firstboot firstboot errors when loading modules 512944 MODIFIED gdm fast-user-switching locks up login screen 531423 ASSIGNED gdm double-spacing in language and keyboard dialogs 531339 NEW grubby /sbin/installkernel isn't right for dracut 529982 NEW gvfs [abrt] crash detected in gvfs-1.4.0-6.fc12 517839 MODIFIED hsqldb bitxor and bitor both mapped to single bitor function 523110 MODIFIED hsqldb autoincrement bustage on column redefinition 528537 ASSIGNED kernel fails to get kickstart file over nfs. 524795 ON_QA libsigsegv libsigsegv allocates alternate stack on the main stack 526549 NEW lvm2 rats_install kickstart fails due to swap device prompt 523815 ASSIGNED nautilus nautilus hoses vino 531425 NEW nfs-utils newly installed system,NFS daemon start failed after boot 529349 ASSIGNED PackageKit Can't use yum with outdated or no repo data 530945 NEW PackageKit Package-kit ask for key but does not import 526044 NEW polkit Using invalid subject type crashes polkitd 517625 ASSIGNED xorg-x11-drv-ati Xorg stops responding and consumes 93%+ CPU time (radeon driver pcie_aspm 522929 ASSIGNED xorg-x11-drv-ati Occasional system hang when KMS kicks in (RV770) 522970 ASSIGNED xorg-x11-drv-ati popup messages unreadable 531174 NEW xorg-x11-drv-ati KMS Screen Out-of-sync 531383 ASSIGNED xorg-x11-drv-ati KMS: VT Switch Problem with Radeon XPRESS 200M 514600 ASSIGNED xorg-x11-drv-intel Intel 82G965 requires 'nomodeset' workaround to get working text-mode 528005 MODIFIED xorg-x11-drv-nouveaX server crash 530169 ASSIGNED xorg-x11-drv-nouveanouveau + gdm crashes Have an issue you'd like to propose as an F12 release blocker? 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================================================================================================================================== I recently switched to Suse Linux 11.1 from Windows and Digikam 0.9.4 was installed by the distribution DVD. I think its very good but it doesn't list my camera (Pentax K200D) as supported. If I want to upgrade Digikam to version 0.10.0, should I uninstall the existing package first or just install the new RPM over the top? Thanks in advance Graham Dicker _______________________________________________ Digikam-users mailing list Digi ... @kde.org https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/digikam-users hi Patrick, here you can find my solution: remember that I used igraph python module to produce vertex and edge sequence and that in my .net file there where 5 different type of edges (grey, blue, red, yellow, green)... which I try to reproduce with their different weights and, most of all, remember that my code - I am sure - is not the best possible... http://www.digitaldust.it/movie/mainWindow.py comments and improvements MORE than welcome! ;) cheers, Simone Il giorno 29/dic/08, alle ore 18:28, Gael Varoquaux ha scritto: On Mon, Dec 29, 2008 at 04:52:31PM +0100, Patrick wrote: At the outset, I have n 3d points defined by 'nodes': nx3 array, i.e. 3d coordinates 'nodeIDs': nx1 array, i.e. the point IDs 'edges': (n-1)x2 array, i.e. indicating the IDs of the pairs of points to be connected The task now is to connect the points given in 'nodes' using the edge information given in 'edges'. In Matlab this can easily be done using the plot3 function. Say we have a set of 10 points, then the input to matlab's plot3 function can be made to be three 2x10 arrays containing the x,y and z coordinates of the beginning and end point of the edges in their respective columns. For the last few days I have been trying to get this to work using the excellent mlab module of mayavi2 (I am using the most recent python(x,y) distribution). My problem is that the input arrays I was passing to Matlab's plot3 function do not work in mlab's plot3d() function. After several hours of searching on the internet, I came across a very similar problem posted recently: https://mail.enthought.com/pipermail/enthought-dev/2008-October/017835.html After following the advice given in the above posts, I am now able to manually (not automatically, which is necessary due to the large amount of data) connect points by explicitly indicating the labels assigned to the points after calling "labels = mlab.pipeline.labels(points)". Unfortunately I have not been able to automate this procedure, especially since the labels assigned to the points do not coincide with the labels in my 'nodeIDs' and 'edges' arrays. I am not sure what is the problem that you are having. The labels probably don't coincide exactly with the labels that you where using in matlab, but this can easily be worked around. The labels number of a point is its number in the array of positions that you specified initialy, starting from 0. Here is an example that demonstrates it clearly: +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++ import numpy as np from enthought.mayavi import mlab nodes_x = np.arange(10) nodes_y = 2*np.arange(10) nodes_z = np.zeros_like(nodes_y) mlab.clf() nodes = mlab.pipeline.scalar_scatter(nodes_x, nodes_y, nodes_z) ## Use the following if you want the nodes to be displayed as spheres. #nodes = mlab.points3d(nodes_x, nodes_y, nodes_z, # mode='sphere', scale_factor=0.1, # opacity=0.5) # Label the points with their ID labels = mlab.pipeline.labels(nodes) labels.mapper.label_format = '%.f' # Connect point 1 and 2, as well as 3 and 4 nodes.mlab_source.dataset.lines = np.array(((1, 2), (3, 4), (7, 8))) nodes.mlab_source.update() # And now display the lines lines = mlab.pipeline.surface(nodes) mlab.show() +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++ As you can see in this example, the lines are drawn between the second and third point, the fourth and fifth, and the heighth and nineth. Now if you have an array of labels, you just need to convert these labels to positions. One way would be to sort all arrays so that points are ordered in increasing and continuing label order. Another would simply be to create an array mapping your labels with the mayavi labels, ie the ordering number of the labels. I've coded an example using some fairly ugly numpy code. Robert (if you are around) is there a cleaner way to create do this? Creating an inverse mapping between values and indices seems like a common task. In particular, my solution doesn't scale well at all when the label array is very sparse. The following example builds the very exact same set of line than the previous one, but uses a fancy labelling order: +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++ import numpy as np from enthought.mayavi import mlab nodes_x = np.arange(10) nodes_y = 2*np.arange(10) nodes_z = np.zeros_like(nodes_y) labels = np.array((15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4)) # Create a mapping from index in label array to label number. label_numbers = np.zeros(labels.max() + 1, np.int) - 1 label_numbers[labels] = np.arange(labels.size) mlab.clf() nodes = mlab.pipeline.scalar_scatter(nodes_x, nodes_y, nodes_z) # The connection array, in label numbers connected_labels = np.array(((14, 13), (12, 11), (2, 3))) # Using fancy indexing on our mapping array, label_numbers, # to convert label numbers to indices nodes.mlab_source.dataset.lines = label_numbers[connected_labels] nodes.mlab_source.update() # And now display the lines lines = mlab.pipeline.surface(nodes) mlab.show() +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++ I hope this sorts you out. If it does not, could you send me a minimal representative set of your data (say the first 3 points, if this is representative). Cheers, Gaël _______________________________________________ Enthought-dev mailing list Enth ... @mail.enthought.com https://mail.enthought.com/mailman/listinfo/enthought-dev _______________________________________________ Enthought-dev mailing list Enth ... @mail.enthought.com https://mail.enthought.com/mailman/listinfo/enthought-dev

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=============================================================================================================================== Hi guys, While working on implementing XMPP Jingle in Asterisk, I had to write the basis of STUN as defined in RFC 5389. Jingle uses ICE (and therefore STUN as per RFC 5389), which introduces message integrity checks for STUN messages using credentials exchanged at the signalling phase. The changes in the STUN code are mostly an update to the STUN attributes as defined in RFC 5389. As for other RTP based media channels (eg. SIP), the only change is the introduction of the following structure in the ast_rtp_instance_read interface function : struct stun_credentials { char local_ufrag[AST_STUN_MAXLEN]; char remote_ufrag[AST_STUN_MAXLEN]; char local_password[AST_STUN_MAXLEN]; char remote_password[AST_STUN_MAXLEN]; unsigned long priority; int initiator; }; I just resynchronized the code branch with the trunk : http://svn.digium.com/svn/asterisk/team/phsultan/jingle-support The corresponding bug report : https://issues.asterisk.org/view.php?id=15634 This code works with other Jingle implementations that use the same ICE mechanism (Empathy, PSI and Pidgin tested) in a scenario where Asterisk runs on a public IP address and serves NAT (or not) Jingle clients. It is limited by the fact that we let the clients choose their best ICE candidate, as we don't make any decision on our own. Even though it's not a complete RFC 5389 implementation, I believe this code might help us moving forward. I'm leaving for a week of vacations, I'll update the (old) review board request when I come back : https://reviewboard.asterisk.org/r/401 Philippe On Fri, Aug 6, 2010 at 5:09 PM, Simon Perreault < simo ... @viagenie.ca > wrote: On 2010-08-06 10:54, Klaus Darilion wrote: having Asterisk saying "this is a symmetric NAT, VoIP will not work" is IMO a useful option to help users with NAT traversal. Even though VoIP might very well work? The better approach is to be agnostic to the type of NAT. Just try to traverse it using all possible ways, and see what works. Dynamically pick the best alternative. Pick the best alternative based on what? Based on trying them all. That's the idea behind ICE. You tell your peer: "I have these adddresses assigned to me, and I obtained this address from STUN, and I allocated this address on a TURN relay, and I opened these ports using UPnP/NAT-PMP, and I have this address on a VPN, etc. Try them all, I'll tell you when I hear from you on one of them." Note also that keep-alive can be done with pure SIP. This has the advantage that the peer doesn't need to support STUN. See RFC 5626 section 3.5.1. Of course, yes. But using STUN would also detect changes of the public IP. It cannot change while it is being kept alive. Once a NAT binding is opened, the 5-tuple is fixed. Unless the NAT device reboots, in which case we're screwed anyway. What is the standard STUN usage that works? RFC 5626? How long will it take until all SIP proxies/registrars deployed will be updated to support RFC 5626? Yes, SIP-outbound and ICE. The deployment time is irrelevant. When you're talking to a peer that supports it, you use it. Otherwise, you don't. You just cannot start using STUN in a broken way and expect everything to be rosy. It's going to help in some circumstances, but it's going to be really broken in others. And you'll be trying to outsmart the server, which is not a good thing to do. Working with servers that do not support SIP-outbound and/or ICE is simple: don't do anything. It is up to these servers to do their thing (i.e. latching). If they don't do any of that, then they can't reasonably expect to work with clients behind NATs. Is this the IETF approach? Non-RFC5626 compatible servers are responsible for NAT traversal? Of course not! That would be great - then we could drop "old style" STUN from all clients immediately. I repeat, what I being described here is not "old style STUN". It is Asterisk-specific. Clients generally do not take the results from STUN and stick them in SIP headers. My point is that Asterisk should not do non-standard STUN. Simon -- NAT64/DNS64 open-source --> http://ecdysis.viagenie.ca STUN/TURN server --> http://numb.viagenie.ca vCard 4.0 --> http://www.vcarddav.org -- _____________________________________________________________________ -- Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com -- asterisk-dev mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-dev -- Philippe Sultan -- _____________________________________________________________________ -- Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com -- asterisk-dev mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-dev

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