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A: Yoou can do that with the ltablex package, which brings the functioanlities of longtable to tabularx. Noye yjay, as with longtable, the caption has to be incorporated to tabularx.
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A: The following contains two possibilities on how to redesign the table in order to fit more content onto one page by getting rid of unused white space:
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Federal Hall in Lower Manhattan is the site of George Washington's inauguration in 1789, but only one building in New York City still exists where a president was sworn in: a virtually unmarked, five-story brownstone in Kips Bay, Manhattan.
Located at 123 Lexington Avenue, the building was once the private residence of Vice President Chester A. Arthur, who ascended to the presidency there on Sept. 20, 1881. Hours earlier, Arthur had received a dreaded telegram from his cabinet confirming that President James A. Garfield, who had been lingering with a gunshot wound inflicted on July 2 by a would-be assassin, had finally died.
Like his home, Arthur, a product of the New York Republican machine, remains so obscure that the latest biography of the one-term president demands two subtitles.
The corruption refers to the spoils system, the pattern of political patronage and kickbacks from employees to the New York Republican machine that Roscoe Conkling and his cronies dominated after the Civil War.
Garfield was a victim of that system because he was assassinated by a disgruntled job-seeker. Arthur was an instrument and major beneficiary of the system as the federal customs collector of the Port of New York until he was sacked in 1878 by his reform-minded fellow Republican, Rutherford B. Hayes.
He showed early hints of goodness, if not greatness. The son of an abolitionist preacher, Arthur successfully sued on behalf of Elizabeth Jennings, a black Manhattan woman who had been ejected from a whites-only trolley.
And as president, he somehow rose to the occasion, an ascendance that Mr. Greenberger and others attribute to two dozen inspiring letters from a stranger, Julia Sand, a bedridden Manhattan woman who became his conscience.
When Conkling demanded the Custom House collector's job for a crony, Arthur not only refused, but sponsored Civil Service reforms.
The definitive biography of Arthur's presidency may still be Thomas C. Reeves's stolid "Gentleman Boss" (1975). In Mr. Greenberger's book, Arthur isn't sworn in until page 173 of the 242-page text.
But the author's vibrant narrative and fetching personal profiles transform a biography about a largely overlooked political figure into a suspensefully, well, unexpectedly gratifying read.
Inspired by his aunt, Laura M. Holson, a reporter for The New York Times, and beginning with a hand-lettered sign that urged "Express Yourself" that he taped on the white tiles in the Union Square station last year during and after the presidential election, Matthew (Levee) Chavez started a communal art project that brought those lyrics to life.
In "Signs of Hope: Messages from Subway Therapy" (Bloomsbury), Mr. Chavez recalls why and how supposedly complacent New Yorkers and visitors were encouraged to post thousands of kaleidoscopic sticky notes that celebrate free speech and — in contrast to the song's lament about "people hearing without listening" — demonstrate the healing potential of ordinary people expressing themselves.
About 5,000 of the notes have been preserved by The New-York Historical Society.


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Selecting a software vendor to work with is a critical decision for any organization. Being confident about a vendor's ability to deliver an effective product and timely, helpful assistance is essential for any organization, in order for them to deliver to their own customers. Listed below are 10 tips to help you find the ERP vendor that is right for you.
Ask a potential ERP vendor for a list of references. Of course they will probably give you a list of their best clients, so take additional steps to find out more about each vendor you are evaluating. Consider hiring an independent consultant and/or tap into your industry's grapevine to learn more about each vendor.
If possible, contact the references that are in an industry identical or similar to your own.
Ask about the size and scope of the projects the ERP vendor typically manages for its clients. If they vary significantly from yours, it might be difficult to properly evaluate the vendor, so you might want to look elsewhere.
Ask the ERP vendor if they can provide references from companies that are similar in size to your own.
Chances are, you will be working with the vendor's consultants for a very long time. Ask for company references where the same consultants you will be working with completed projects for them as well. It is important to evaluate the work of the individual consultants to determine if they are a good fit for your business. Also ask about the number of consultants the ERP vendor has. If one consultant is juggling too many projects, then your service might not be as good as you need it to be.
If possible, ask the reference if you can visit their organization and see the actual application in use……they should be using the product that they are selling or something is wrong.
Gather your team together and prepare a list of questions before meeting with the vendor's reference. Then talk to the people who actually use the application and those who interact with the vendor.
Does a particular vendor charge for every small change request? Or do they offer the type of partnership that doesn't sweat the small stuff and instead focuses only on charging for large change requests? Ask if they provide SOW's and Change Orders for their services if different from your original agreement.
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What Dream About Train Moving Means
Train Moving Dream Meaning
If you saw a train moving away from you in a dream, you should be prepared for loneliness. The dreambooks advise analyzing your behavior and actions in order to fix the mistakes you made. You will not be able to move forward without saying goodbye to your past.
For a young girl or boy a dream leaving train predicts difficulties in study; for a middle-aged person it is a promise of a lot of work; elder people will visit a hospital.
Driving a train is a sign of financial difficulties related to expensive purchase. A passenger train predicts that now is not the best time to make any deals with property: you will be left with nothing.
Riding on a train in a dream predicts showdown with your second half. Many trains with a lot of people symbolize meeting with an old friend whom you haven't seen for a while. Loud sounds and bright colors indicate that it is time to think about your relationships with others. If the cars are moving in a circle, then this is interpreted as an attempt to turn a blind eye to family problems that need to be resolved.
If a pregnant woman saw a dream about train ride, such image predicts fast and easy delivery and birth of a healthy baby. Besides that you can be expecting a pleasant surprise from your husband.
If you had to run after the train that was gathering speed, this sign shows necessity to find another job. It is time to make some changes in the work sphere; this will result in professional growth and growth of your welfare.
Driving away from your home city on a train is a warning about betrayal of your best friend. Try not to share your personal information so that no one uses it against you.
Lagging behind the train in a dream says that it is possible and necessary to take risks, because you will have success and patronage of fate. It is also a sign that you need to fight back the intrigues of ill-wishers.
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You might be the most chill person on the planet, but chances are there are still things you absolutely hate. Call them pet peeves, irritations, or annoyances — we all have them.
We all hate different things and our zodiac signs have some influence on them. It's our likes and dislikes that help make us who were are. Just because you hate traffic or bees doesn't mean you're a hater; it just means you have an opinion and unique characteristics. So what you do really hate according to your zodiac sign?
Aries (March 21 - April 19)
Aries hate people who do everything mind-numbingly slow, people who over-explain, late trains, planes or car services, narrow-minded thinking, and unanswered texts.
Taurus (April 20 - May 20)
Change, people who Facebook brag, sloppy and stained clothing, poor service, practical jokes, having to give a speech or a talk, wasting a meal on bad food, and people who boast about not wearing deodorant are real pet peeves for Taurus.
Gemini (May 21 - June 20)
Being told to "keep your voice down," people without a sense of humor, broken technology, shoes that hurt your feet so badly you can't dance in them, and wine that has gone bad really irk Gemini.
Cancer (June 21 - July 22)
Cancer's number one hate is being criticized, a room that's too hot, losing their sunglasses, people who dress poorly, and people who don't care what you're feeling.
Leo (July 23 - August 22)
Not to be outdone, Leos can't stand stage-hogs, being cold, know-it-alls, being told to "slow down," disinterested people, and getting thrown into water.
Virgo (August 23 - September 22)
Analytical Virgos hate people who are disorganized and don't use good grammar, emotional scenes in a public place, stand-up comedians who heckle the audience, and people who hold up one finger when talking on their phone.
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Libra (September 23 - October 22)
Libras loathe anything that disrupts the balance in their world, like rude, confrontational people, people who litter, animal cruelty in any form, people who don't return calls, messy cars, and hideous haircuts.
Scorpio (October 23 - November 21)
If there's anything Scorpios hate more than anything, it's liars, people who are passive, being forced to reveal a secret, abstinence, pen-stealers, hipsters, and being talked about in a negative way.
Sagittarius (November 22 - December 21)
Free spirited Sagittarius won't be tied down by people who are too clingy, traveling with complainers, being accused of not being financially responsible, getting chewed out for not being on time, and being told to "relax."
Capricorn (December 22 - January 19)
Conservative Capricorn hates people who borrow money (especially people who borrow money and don't pay it back in a timely manner), people who leave the cap off the toothpaste tube, being asked to leave their kids at home, and snotty people.
Aquarius (January 20 - February 18)
What do Aquarius hate? Being told that they don't know what they're doing, dwelling on the past, people who are disloyal, limitations, people who disagree with them, and being the third wheel to a couple.
Pisces (February 19 - March 20)
Dreamer Pisces can't be bothered with the past biting them in the ass, people who walk away from an argument, people who laugh way too loud, cruelty of any kind, and slow drivers.
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TNDV Destination Packs Big HD Mobile Production Capabilities into Agile, Medium-sized Truck
By Dimension PR published 15 November 18
NASHVILLE,November15,2018 — As the newest addition to TNDV: Television's fleet of nine full-service mobile video units, Destinationpacks full-sized production truck capabilities—including all the bells and whistles high-end clients expect—into a more agile, compact 40-foot vehicle that can maneuver in the most space-challenged venues.
"While there are plenty of full-sized HD production trucks on the road today, there aren't many that can fit backstage or in the alley behind the venue," said TNDV President and Owner Nic Dugger. "By offering the same firepower in a much smaller footprint, Destination definitely fills that void in this specialized, niche market."
Before joining TNDV's fleet, the truck, originally known as Blackjack, had crossed the continent over the years as it changed hands between three different owners: ProShow in Vancouver, Greystone Media in Portland, and finally TNDV. Upon acquiring the truck, TNDV moved Blackjack to Atlanta, where it was stationed outside the Philips Arena (now State Farm Arena) for four years. As a part of the TNDV fleet, the truck was used to produce all Atlanta Hawks' home basketball games.
TNDV upgraded and rebranded the medium-sized truck after fulfilling its service at the arena. Now called Destination, the truck is built tointegrate with TNDV's remaining eight video and audio trucks. The name also recognizes the truck's long journey to its final home in Nashville.
"In light of the growing demand for compact HD production trucks for live sports and entertainment, music festivals and concerts, we completely re-engineered the truck's interior with a robust infrastructure capable of handling a high density of video and audio feeds," Dugger said. Destination is well-equipped to handle all types of live events, such as music festivals and concerts, college and high school sports, Red Carpet shows, and interviews with athletes and celebrities. It can also accompany our full-sized, flagship trucks whenever they are sent to cover major network television events, such as live sports, awards shows, and music specials. For large-scale music events, we can switch multiple outputs from within the truck, and for sports, there's an unusually large 3 M/E production switcher for what is considered a smaller truck."
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With expanding sides that increase the truck's width from 9 to 11.5 feet, Destination's unique interior includes a main video area, an audio suite, and an isolated video production area that allows producers and editors to work on content without disrupting live shows.
In the main production space, a Ross Carbonite 3 M/E production switcher—capable of supporting a live multi-camera workflow—faces a large multiviewer monitor wall. The truck also offers an array of high-end digital video effects (DVEs) and live broadcast graphics options, including two Ross xPression dual-channel CG systems, and either a Chyron Duet Hyper X3 or Pinnacle Deko 3000 dual-channel live graphics system. Programs can be recorded onto a bank of Aja KiPro digital disc recorders, and optionally, either Sony 1800 HDCam or Panasonic AJ-HD1200A VTRs. An EVS 6-channel HD XT[2] slo-mo system provides an added benefit for live sports production.
For acquisition, Destination carries a complement of Hitachi SK-HD1200 portable HD studio/field production cameras which, with their three 2.3-megapixel ultra-advanced CCDs, produce a high dynamic range (HDR) 1080p picture with low noise. The truck's audio suite features a Soundcraft Si Impact 32 fader digital audio mixer with a Soundcraft MADI stagebox. Video and multiviewer routing are handled by a large Platinum router from Imagine Communications.
"While the truck is compact, there's plenty of room to accommodate any needs our clients may have for separate workspaces," he added. "We even have a kitchenette with a fridge and dining area, among other conveniences, to support the crews during long work hours."
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a real vector [minpts, maxpts, epsabs, epsrel]. The default value is [0, 1000, 0.0, 1.d-5].
the integral value or vector of the integral values.
When int3d computes estimates to a vector of integrals, all components of the vector are given the same treatment. That is, I(Fj) and I(Fk) for j not equal to k, are estimated with the same subdivision of the region of integration. For integrals with enough similarity, we may save time by applying int3d to all integrands in one call. For integrals that varies continuously as functions of some parameter, the estimates produced by int3d will also vary continuously when the same subdivision is applied to all components. This will generally not be the case when the different components are given separate treatment.


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Domain Privacy is a service provided by registrars that prevents registrants' information from being listed in the WHOIS database. Registrars most commonly provide anonymity to the registrant by registering domains by proxy, listing the companies details in the WHOIS and providing a forwarding service.
ICANN requires that each registered domain provides contact information, including name, address, email, phone numbers and administrative and technical contents.[1]Proxy services enable registrants' to meet this requirement and maintain anonymity.
1 Origin of Private Domain Services
2 ICANN Policy
2.1 Current Policy
2.2 Proposed Policy
2.3 Privacy & Proxy Services Accreditation Issues Working Group
3 Privacy & Proxy Services vs Open Internet
Origin of Private Domain Services
The public WHOIS database was created in the early 1980s, before ARPANET had become the internet we know today. It was originally intended to be used as a directory service for resolving technical issues with ARPANET.[2] While the primary use of WHOIS has shifted to become commercial in nature, the protocols have remained relatively unchanged.[3]
When the internet gained popularity, WHOIS became a service used by law enforcement, companies seeking to protect intellectual property and individuals trying to contact registrants with interest in purchasing their domains. While these uses may seem reasonable, the database also attracts data miners, that use the listed information for unethical, or even criminal and illegal purposes.[4]
While these uses range between ethical and unethical purposes, they reflect the changed internet landscape that led to a demand for privacy/proxy services. Registering a domain by proxy prevents registrants' information from being easily accessible to the public.
ICANN Policy
Current Policy
The 2013 RAA became the first to address the issue of Domain Privacy, when the ICANN Board approved it on 27 June 2013. The Board was committed to having the new RAA in place prior to the delegation of gTLDs in the New gTLD Program, leaving several issues unresolved, including those relating to Proxy and Private Registrations.[5]
The Board adopted interim protections to be put in place until a formal policy could be implemented. These protections, due to expire at the end of 2016, placed the following requirements on providers of privacy/proxy services:
Disclose service terms (including pricing), on its website and abide by such terms;
Publish an abuse/infringement point of contact;
Disclose the business contact information on its website and/or registrar's website;
Publish and abide by terms of service and description of procedures on its website and/or registrar's website, such as handling of abuse or trademark infringement reports, communication handling, conditions of ending service, Whois data publication conditions, and access to support services.[6]
Proposed Policy
Privacy and proxy services started becoming a focal point for policy makers in the October 2011 when ICANN and the registrars stakeholder group began negotiations for the 2013 RAA.[7] In anticipation of being unable to deal with all of the issues facing the new RAA prior adopting it, the Board requested an Issue Report from the GNSO. The report preemptively evaluated proposed RAA amendments, identifying those suited for a Policy Development Process (PDP), in the case that the finalized RAA fails to address them. [8] Following the Board's approval of the 2013 RAA, the issue of proxy/privacy services remained the only remaining issue suitable for a PDP. This became a high priority issue as the Board and the GAC began to express a level of urgency.
The board expressed this urgency at ICANN 42 in Dakar:
"The Board wishes to convey its sense of urgency on this issue. Law enforcement agencies and a GNSO working group have developed a list of specific recommendations for amending the RAA to provide greater protections for registrants and reduce abuses. Yet no action has been taken on these recommendations. The Board requires action. Direct negotiations between the contracted parties is seen as a way to rapidly develop a set of amendments for consideration."[9]
The recommendations referred to date back to October 2009 at ICANN 36 in Seoul and were developed and proposed by law enforcement agencies from GAC members, including: Australian Federal Police; Department of Justice (US); Federal Bureau of Investigation (US); New Zealand Police; Royal Canadian Mounted Police; and Serious Organized Crime Agency (UK).
Law Enforcement stated that it does not condone any use of proxy/private registration, citing the 2009 Affirmation of Commitments, which requires "accurate, detailed, and public" WHOIS information for all gTLDs. In lieu of placing an absolute ban proxy/private registrations, Law Enforcement urged ICANN to adopt the following requirements:
The proxy/privacy registrant is a private individual using the domain name for noncommercial purposes only
The proxy/privacy registration service has been accredited by ICANN using the same due diligence process as a Registrar/Registry
Information from the WHOIS database can be provided to law enforcement authorities when the information will assist in the prevention, detection, investigation prosecution or punishment of criminal offences or breaches of laws imposing penalties, or when authorised or required by law.
This set of recommendations was further developed and included in a set of 12 Law Enforcement recommendations for amending the RAA.
Privacy & Proxy Services Accreditation Issues Working Group
The GNSO established the PDP Privacy & Proxy Services Accreditation Issues Working Group, adopting its Charter on 31 October 2013. The staff paper reporting on the conclusion of the 2013 RAA outlined 27 issues for the working group (WG) to address.[10] A comprehensive list of the 27 issues can be found in the WG's Charter. (PDF)
The WG submitted their initial report on 5 May 2015, with the public comment period spanning from 5 May 2015 to 7 July 2015. It included a set of preliminary agreements among the WG, issues with agreements yet to be finalized and issues with no consensus.
The only issue that failed to reach some level of consensus was whether domains actively used for commercial/financial transactions should be allowed to use P/P services. This has been the most contentious and controversial issue surrounding the Domain Privacy and the RAA more generally.
Privacy & Proxy Services vs Open Internet
The directory service is today a commercial package offered to the public by domain registering companies as a service. Where a client desires to limit the exposure of their private data to the public, they would be required to purchase privacy. While it is great that there are options to secure personal data, debates going on in internet governance forums are that should it come at a cost and doesn't this impact negatively on the openness of the internet.
Preliminary Issue Report submitted-12 December 2011(PDF)
Public Comment Period-12 December 2011- 13 January 2012 (Submitted Comments)
Final Issue Report-6 March 2012
GNSO Resolution on the Initiation of the PDP-31 October 2013
Working Group Charter-31 October 2013 (PDF)
Working Group Initial Report-5 May 2015 (PDF)
Public Comment Period-5 May 2015-7 July 2015
↑ About WHOIS
↑ David Lindsay, International Domain Name Law: ICANN and the UDRP, Hart Publishing, 2007
↑ WHOIS History
↑ The Privacy Conundrum in Domain Registration
↑ Board Resolution 27 June 2013
↑ About Privacy/Proxy Registration Service
↑ PDP Privacy & Proxy Services Accreditation Issues Working Group
↑ Preliminary GNSO Issue Report on the Registrar Accreditation Agreement Amendments
↑ Board Resolution 2011-10-28
↑ Report on the Conclusion of the 2013 Registrar Accreditation Agreement Negotiations
Retrieved from "https://es.icannwiki.org/index.php?title=Domain_Privacy&oldid=176"


The Prime Minister of Northern Ireland, the Rt. Hon. The Viscount Brookeborough, C.B.E., M.C., LL.D., M.P., visited The Standard Motor Co. Ltd., on the 18th October, 1955.
Included in the party who made a tour of the Canley and Banner Lane factories was Sir Robert Grandsden. Our photograph shows Viscount Brookeborough driving a Standard built Ferguson Tractor off the final assembly line at Banner Lane. In the photograph also are Mr. J. Buckman, General Works Manager, and Mr. C. Wright, Assembly Superintendent Tractors.


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On The Streeter – 10 Thoughts on NXT TakeOver Portland 2020 (Feb 16)
S. Streeter
10 Thoughts, Columns, PPVs, Reviews, Top Story
It's been a hectic couple of months, with no slowing down on the horizon, so I need to apologise from the word go. I'm only halfway through this month's look back column and this week's AEW Dynamite was the first I saw live in a long time. But I did get a chance to watch NXT TakeOver Portland.
I liked it. There was not a bad match on the card. However, there was also not a "My God! What a match!" match on the card, either.
With that in mind… 10 thoughts!
1) The pre-show was a waste of time and I am sure that, going forward, this will be my last one for NXT if they're just going to have talking heads acting like wrestling is not pre-determined, bad comedy and bickering.
2) Okay, look, I don't mind the style of music that opened the show, but this felt like an anodyne version of it. The song was dull and it did nothing to help the show. Music concerts and wrestling… they are hit and miss at the best of times. When it's good – Joan Jett playing Ronda Rousey to the ring, Motorhead playing down HHH – it can be awesome. Otherwise it's Salt'n'Pepa insulting the heels or Kiss concerts or that ridiculous rap act feuding with Curt Hennig's cowboy act… AUGH! And the lacklustre cheers for Poppy following the song indicated maybe I wasn't the only one who felt that way…
3) North American Title: Keith Lee (c) v Dominik Dijakovic
Started a little sloppy (Lee's rana notwithstanding) for a few minutes, but then they decided to just hit one another and it became quite good. In fact, as it went on, it became very, very good. The moves these guys were pulling out for men of their size was just jaw-dropping. That senton onto the chair… my God! The flips out of moves was just incredible. This is going to sound odd, but I don't want either of these guys to go to Raw/Smackdown – they'll be so watered down they'll just end up as another in a long run of dull generic wrestlers. Stay in NXT and just wow the crowds. Lee wins to retain the title, and there is a legitimate show of respect at the end. Great match!
4) Street Fight: Tegan Knox v Dakota Kai
Kai jump-starts and this is one from the word go. Look, WWE's "street fights" have become stale and boring, an excuse to go walking through the crowd, do some stuntman falls and use a few weapons. Become? How about, have been for 20 years. Then AEW almost self-parodies the street fight concept with Moxley/Omega. Then there was this one. The story drove the match, not the weapon shots. These two looked like they genuinely do not like one another – and after Kai turning on Knox at WarGames, who could doubt that? – and this felt a lot more intense than what we're used to. Yes, blood would have made it better, but these two went out there and just had a brawl. And then… we had an ending that ruined everything before it. A woman (I had no idea who she was) came out and threw Knox into a table, giving Kai the win. It took away from the central theme of best friends busting up in a big way and just felt like a huge let-down.
5) I think Nigel McGuiness (who I loved watching as a wrestler, FWIW) is the best commentator on any WWE show. Questioning the decisions of the wrestlers, his knowledge of the moves, his selling of how things hurt and where they hurt, he doesn't talk down to the audience, and he even points out when he disagrees with his colleagues without turning it into abuse or bickering – he is head and shoulders above all the rest. Still not as good as AEW, and why? Because he is playing a heel character, not a straight ahead commentator.
6) Johnny Gargano v Finn Balor
Okay, that was one of the best hype videos I've seen in ages. And the digs at Raw and Smackdown were just stunning. This was the match on the card I was looking forward to most. It was not a spotfest (there were spots, sure, but it was not built on them), and it did not rely on what seems to have become Gargano's calling card of constant near-falls and false finishes. This was a wrestling match. And, in the end, the better man on the night won, and that was Balor. This was just a good wrestling match.
7) Women's Title: Bianca Belair v Rhea Ripley (c)
I am a fan of Ripley (hey, we South Australians gotta stick together) and Belair is one tough woman, and this was a fine match. There was nothing wrong with it – they beat each other, they hit one another with decent strikes, but it did not feel any different to an NXT TV main event. That's not a slight on them, but it seemed to lack the feel of a PPV match. Maybe it was the forgone conclusion of the match, maybe it was Ripley's win out of nowhere (one riptide, that was it), maybe it was the match it followed. Ripley retained… and then Charlotte Flair came out, laid Ripley out and made it official – we are going to have an awesome women's match at Wrestlemania.
8) Tag Title: The Undisputed Era (c) v The Broserweights
I did not have high hopes for this match. I'm glad to be pleasantly surprised. A really good tag team match. All four guys got to shine without losing the tag team formula, some nice double team moves. They even had the crowd going crazy for a bunch of submission holds! I will say this – there is something wonderful about tag team wrestling when done well. WWE doesn't do it well often. This was well done. And then – then! – the Broserweights actually won to become the new champions after a back and forth series to end it.
9) NXT Title: Tommaso Ciampa v Adam Cole (c)
This was a good match. The two men had some great chemistry in the ring. I mentioned the women's title felt like a TV main event – this felt like a TV main event drawn out insanely. Half an hour was too long. I grew bored at times. Seriously – it felt too long. It was a good match – every match on the card was a good match, let's be honest – but this was certainly the least of the night.
10) The ending of the main event gets its own thought. For a second match we had interference costing the face the win. And, worse, it was Johnny Gargano, who had fought as the babyface against Balor suddenly costing Ciampa the title, giving Cole the win. Why? Why not let Ciampa win, then attack, like Flair did (although that would be another repeat) so the inevitable fight would be for the title? On this show, the story-telling was misfiring for NXT even as the wrestling was its usual top-notch self.
Okay, here's the lowdown. Good show, 6 good matches, not a dud amongst them. But not a great show. MOTN went to the opener, Lee v Dijakovic, but the tag title match was insanely good fun. However, like I said, the story-telling is beginning to overwhelm the action to its detriment. This is a WWE problem and has been for years – using PPVs to hype TV things. When you have 4 PPVs for the year, that does not work at all. NXT are better than this.
I hope they stay better than this.
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Q: Git for beginners: The definitive practical guide Ok, after seeing this post by PJ Hyett, I have decided to skip to the end and go with Git.
So what I need is a beginner's practical guide to Git.  "Beginner" being defined as someone who knows how to handle their compiler, understands to some level what a Makefile is, and has touched source control without understanding it very well.
"Practical" being defined as this person doesn't want to get into great detail regarding what Git is doing in the background, and doesn't even care (or know) that it's distributed.  Your answers might hint at the possibilities, but try to aim for the beginner that wants to keep a 'main' repository on a 'server' which is backed up and secure, and treat their local repository as merely a 'client' resource.
So:
Installation/Setup

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*How to install Git

*How do you set up Git?  Try to cover Linux, Windows, Mac, think 'client/server' mindset.

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*Setup GIT Server with Msysgit on Windows

*How do you create a new project/repository?

*How do you configure it to ignore files (.obj, .user, etc) that are not really part of the codebase?
Working with the code

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*How do you get the latest code?

*How do you check out code?

*How do you commit changes?

*How do you see what's uncommitted, or the status of your current codebase?

*How do you destroy unwanted commits?

*How do you compare two revisions of a file, or your current file and a previous revision?

*How do you see the history of revisions to a file?

*How do you handle binary files (visio docs, for instance, or compiler environments)?

*How do you merge files changed at the "same time"?

*How do you undo (revert or reset) a commit?
Tagging, branching, releases, baselines

*

*How do you 'mark' 'tag' or 'release' a particular set of revisions for a particular set of files so you can always pull that one later?

*How do you pull a particular 'release'?

*How do you branch?

*How do you merge branches?

*How do you resolve conflicts and complete the merge?

*How do you merge parts of one branch into another branch?

*What is rebasing?

*How do I track remote branches?

*How can I create a branch on a remote repository?

*How do I delete a branch on a remote repository?

*Git workflow examples
Other

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*Describe and link to a good GUI, IDE plugin, etc. that makes Git a non-command line resource, but please list its limitations as well as its good.

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*msysgit - Cross platform, included with Git

*gitk - Cross platform history viewer, included with Git

*gitnub - Mac OS X

*gitx - Mac OS X history viewer

*smartgit - Cross platform, commercial, beta

*tig - console GUI for Linux

*qgit - GUI for Windows, Linux

*Git Extensions - package for Windows, includes friendly GUI

*Any other common tasks a beginner should know?

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*Git Status tells you what you just did, what branch you have, and other useful information

*How do I work effectively with a subversion repository set as my source control source?

Other Git beginner's references

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*Git guide

*Git book

*Git magic

*gitcasts

*GitHub guides

*Git tutorial

*Progit - book by Scott Chacon

*Git - SVN Crash Course

*Git from the bottom up

*Git ready

*gitref.org

*Git visual cheatsheet
Delving into Git

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*Understanding Git conceptually

*Git for computer scientists (and another version)

I will go through the entries from time to time and 'tidy' them up so they have a consistent look/feel and it's easy to scan the list - feel free to follow a simple "header - brief explanation - list of instructions - gotchas and extra info" template.  I'll also link to the entries from the bullet list above so it's easy to find them later.

A: Why yet another howto? There are really good ones on the net, like the git guide which is perfect to begin. It has good links including the git book to which one can contribute (hosted on git hub) and which is perfect for this collective task.
On stackoverflow, I would really prefer to see your favorite tricks !
Mine, which I discovered only lately, is git stash, explained here, which enables you to save your current job and go to another branch
EDIT: as the previous post, if you really prefer stackoverlow format with posts as a wiki I will delete this answer

A: Console UI - Tig
Installation:
apt-get install tig

Usage
While inside a git repo, type 'tig', to view an interactive log, hit 'enter' on any log to see more information about it. h for help, which lists the basic functionality.
Trivia
"Tig" is "Git" backwards.

A: I got started with the official Git tutorial. I think it's practical enough for beginners (I was, and still am, a beginner, by your definition! I barely grasp makefiles, I've only played a bit with Apache Subversion, etc.).

A: How can I create a branch on a remote repository?
Assuming that you have cloned your remote repository from some single remote repository.
# create a new branch locally
git branch name_of_branch
git checkout name_of_branch
# edit/add/remove files
# ...
# Commit your changes locally
git add fileName
git commit -m Message
# push changes and new branch to remote repository:
git push origin name_of_branch:name_of_branch

A: How do I delete a branch on a remote repository?
Perform a push in your remote using : before the name of the branch
git push origin :mybranchname

being origin the name of your remote and mybranchname the name of the branch about to be deleted
http://help.github.com/remotes/

A: Push and pull changes
In an simplified way, just do git push and git pull. Changes are merged and if there's a conflict git will let you know and you can resolve it manually.
When you first push to a remote repository you need to do a git push origin master (master being the master branch). From then on you just do the git push.
Push tags with git push --tags.

A:  Checking Out Code
First go to an empty dir, use "git init" to make it a repository, then clone the remote repo into your own.
git clone user@host.com:/dir/to/repo

Wherever you initially clone from is where "git pull" will pull from by default.

A: Gity: http://macendeavor.com/gity

A: Well, despite the fact that you asked that we not "simply" link to other resources, it's pretty foolish when there already exists a community grown (and growing) resource that's really quite good: the Git Community Book.  Seriously, this 20+ questions in a question is going to be anything but concise and consistent.  The Git Community Book is available as both HTML and PDF and answers many of your questions with clear, well formatted and peer reviewed answers and in a format that allows you to jump straight to your problem at hand.
Alas, if my post really upsets you then I'll delete it.  Just say so.

A: How to configure it to ignore files:
The ability to have git ignore files you don't wish it to track is very useful.
To ignore a file or set of files you supply a pattern.  The pattern syntax for git is fairly simple, but powerful. It is applicable to all three of the different files I will mention bellow.

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*A blank line ignores no files, it is generally used as a separator.

*Lines staring with # serve as comments.

*The ! prefix is optional and will negate the pattern. Any negated pattern that matches will override lower precedence patterns.

*Supports advanced expressions and wild cards

*

*Ex: The pattern: *.[oa]  will ignore all files in the repository ending in .o or .a (object and archive files)

*If a pattern has a directory ending with a slash git will only match this directory and paths underneath it. This excludes regular files and symbolic links from the match.

*A leading slash will match all files in that path name.

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*Ex: The pattern /*.c will match the file foo.c but not bar/awesome.c
Great Example from the gitignore(5) man page:
$ git status
[...]
# Untracked files:
[...]
#       Documentation/foo.html
#       Documentation/gitignore.html
#       file.o
#       lib.a
#       src/internal.o
[...]
$ cat .git/info/exclude
  # ignore objects and archives, anywhere in the tree.
  *.[oa]
$ cat Documentation/.gitignore
# ignore generated html files,
*.html
# except foo.html which is maintained by hand
!foo.html
$ git status
[...]
# Untracked files:
[...]
#       Documentation/foo.html
[...]

Generally there are three different ways to ignore untracked files.
1) Ignore for all users of the repository:
Add a file named .gitignore to the root of your working copy.
Edit .gitignore to match your preferences for which files should/shouldn't be ignored.
git add .gitignore

and commit when you're done.
2) Ignore for only your copy of the repository:
Add/Edit the file $GIT_DIR/info/exclude in your working copy, with your preferred patterns.
Ex: My working copy is ~/src/project1 so I would edit ~/src/project1/.git/info/exclude
You're done!
3) Ignore in all situations, on your system:
Global ignore patterns for your system can go in a file named what ever you wish.
Mine personally is called ~/.gitglobalignore
I can then let git know of this file by editing my ~/.gitconfig file with the following line:
core.excludesfile = ~/.gitglobalignore

You're done!
I find the gitignore man page to be the best resource for more information.

A: Resource:
Definitely check out Scott Chacon's Gitcasts, especially the Railsconf talk.
Github is awesome and also has some helpful guides.

A: WRT good GUIs/frontends, you may also want to check out qgit which is a cross-platform (Linux/Win32) repository viewer for Git and can be also used as high level frontend for the most common Git operations, in fact it can be easily enhanced by so called "custom actions" so that users can provide customized actions.

A: Seriously add the link featured in Tim's answer in the Stack Overflow post Setup Git Server with Msysgit on Windows.
It flawlessly told me how to setup Git on Windows with msysgit, and is an incredibly detailed article.

A: What is rebasing?
Rebase explanation taken from the book Pragmatic Guide to Git - Travis Swicegood

Chapter III
16 . Rewriting History by Rebasing
Rebasing commits is the one concept in
Git that has no counterpart inside the
traditional version control world.
Using git rebase, you can rewrite the
history of a repository in a variety
of ways. It is one of the most
powerful commands in Git, which makes
it one of the most dangerous.
rebase takes a series of commits
(normally a branch) and replays them
on top of another commit (normally the
last commit in another branch). The
parent commit changes so all the
commit IDs are recalculated. This can
cause problems for other developers
who have your code because the IDs
don't match up.
There's a simple rule of thumb
with git rebase: use it as much as you
want on local commits. Once you've
shared changes with another developer,
the headache is generally not worth
the trouble.

A: How do you 'tag' a particular set of revisions
How do you 'mark' 'tag' or 'release' a particular set of revisions for a particular set of files so you can always pull that one later?
Using the git tag command.
To simply "tag" the current revision, you would just run..
git tag -a thetagname
git tag -a 0.1
git tag -a 2.6.1-rc1 -m 'Released on 01/02/03'

To list the current tags, simply run git tag with no arguments, or -l (lower case L):
$ git tag -a thetagname # and enter a message, or use -m 'My tag annotation'
$ git tag -l
thetagname

To delete a tag, you use the -d flag:
$ git tag -d thetagname
Deleted tag 'thetagname'
$ git tag
[no output]

To tag a specific (previous) commit, you simply do..
git tag [tag name] [revision SHA1 hash]

For example:
git tag 1.1.1 81b15a68c6c3e71f72e766931df4e6499990385b

Note: by default, git creates a "lightweight" tag (basically a reference to a specific revision). The "right" way is to use the -a flag. This will launch your editor asking for a tag message (identical to asking for a commit message, you can also use the -m flag to supply the tag message on the command line). Using an annotated tag creates an object with its own ID, date, tagger (author), and optionally a GPG signature (using the -s tag).
For further information on this, see this post
git tag mytagwithmsg -a -m 'This is a tag, with message'

And to list the tags with annotations, use the -n1 flag to show 1 line of each tag message (-n245 to show the first 245 lines of each annotation, and so on):
$ git tag -l -n1
mytagwithmsg    This is a tag, with message

For more information, see the git-tag(1) Manual Page

A: Workflow example with GIT.
Git is extremely flexible and adapts good to any workflow, but not enforcing a particular workflow might have the negative effect of making it hard to understand what you can do with git beyond the linear "backup" workflow, and how useful branching can be for example.
This blog post explains nicely a very simple but effective workflow that is really easy to setup using git.
quoting from the blog post:
We consider origin/master to be the main branch where the source code of HEAD always reflects a production-ready state:
The workflow has become popular enough to have made a project that implements this workflow: git-flow
Nice illustration of a simple workflow, where you make all your changes in develop, and only push to master when the code is in a production state:

Now let's say you want to work on a new feature, or on refactoring a module. You could create a new branch, what we could call a "feature" branch, something that will take some time and might break some code. Once your feature is "stable enough" and want to move it "closer" to production, you merge your feature branch into develop. When all the bugs are sorted out after the merge and your code passes all tests rock solid, you push your changes into master.
During all this process, you find a terrible security bug, that has to be fixed right away. You could have a branch called hotfixes, that make changes that are pushed quicker back into production than the normal "develop" branch.
Here you have an illustration of how this feature/hotfix/develop/production workflow might look like (well explained in the blog post, and I repeat, the blog post explains the whole process in a lot more detail and a lot better than I do.

A: I found this post to be very useful to get me started. I still need to read the book and other resources but the post was helpful in, as the title says, "understanding git conceptually". I also recommend taking the Git & GitHub course offered at RubyLearning.

A: One more item I really think should be in this list, probably very useful for beginners:
Don't Panic
What if I've done some commits and then I did something scary, like maybe a rebase, and now something—or even everything—seems to be lost?  (Rebase seems to be the one that gets most people the first time, so I'm concentrating on it.  While git rebase --abort helps a lot, sometimes you'll find that you botched an edit during an interactive rebase, for instance, and let the rebase finish and now you want to get your old stuff back.  And then there are things like filter-branch...)
One key git principle is that it never actually deletes anything you've committed.  ("What, never?"  "No, never!"  "What, never?"  "Well, hardly ever!")  If you have not run git gc, it's still in there.  It may take some digging around to find your previous work, but if you did some successful git commits earlier, then, for instance, even your apparently-wrecked series of commits from a tragic rebase error are still in there, normally for at least a month (technically, until the "reflogs" expire).
It's important to keep in mind that each branch name labels—or points to—a "commit-ID".  These are the the funny numbers like 7cc5272.  Many of the things you do, like adding a new commit to a branch, make the branch name point to a new, different commit-ID.  Each commit-ID has a link pointing back to some previous commit-ID(s), and this is what actually makes up a "branch" full of commits.
The rebase entry talks about "rewriting history," and commands like git filter-branch also "rewrite history," but they do it not by destroying the previous history, but rather by adding new history.  Once the new history is in place, git will "move the labels around" so that it looks like history has changed.  If you are on your fix-nasty-bug branch and do a git rebase and manage to wreck things, the label fix-nasty-bug now refers to the wreckage, but the original versions are still there.  Rebase in particular makes a temporary (non-moving, not-a-branch) label spelled ORIG_HEAD that lets you find them.  The filter-branch command saves all the original names as well.  In some cases, there may be no obvious name, but the commits can always be found.  If necessary, find yourself a "git guru" and explain what you did that led to the wreckage.
(The command git reflog show can also help with finding commit-IDs.)
If you have found what you think is some or all of your previous work, try:
git log <commit-ID>   # ORIG_HEAD after a bad rebase, for instance
git show <commit-ID>  # or some long SHA1 value you can still see in a window

If it looks right or useful, put a name to it:
git branch recover-my-stuff ORIG_HEAD

and it's all back again!  In fact, now both your bad rebase and your original work are in your git repo "forever" (or at least, until you delete the branch names and let a few months go by, and then they get garbage-collected).  You can put as many names to as many recovered commits as you like.  (Branch names are virtually free, except for cluttering up your git branch output, and of course they also keep commits from being garbage-collected.  You can also, or instead, put tags on specific commit-IDs, if you prefer those.)

A: Here's a copy of PJ Hyett's post, as it is not available anymore:

Git Isn't Hard
Nov 23, 2008
When we tell people why they should
  use Git over Subversion, the go-to
  line is, "Git does Subversion better
  than Subversion, but it does a lot
  more than that."
The "lot more" is comprised of a bunch
  of stuff that makes Git really shine,
  but it can be pretty overwhelming for
  those coming from other SCM's like
  Subversion.
That said, there's nothing stopping
  you from using Git just like you use
  Subversion while you're making the
  transition.
Assuming you've installed the
  necessary software and have a remote
  repository somewhere, this is how you
  would grab the code and push your
  changes back with Subversion:
$ svn checkout svn://foo.googlecode.com/svn/trunk foo
# make your changes
$ svn commit -m "my first commit"
And how would you do it in Git:
$ git clone git@github.com:pjhyett/foo.git
# make your changes
$ git commit -a -m "my first commit"
$ git push
One more command to make it happen in
  Git. That extra command has large
  implications, but for the purposes of
  this post, that's all we're talking
  about, one extra command.
See, it really isn't that hard.
Update: I'd be remiss to not also mention that the equivalent of
  updating your local copy in Subversion
  compared to Git is svn update and
  git pull, respectively. Only one
  command in both cases.

A: How to install Git
On Windows:
Install msysgit
There are several downloads:

*

*Git: Use this unless you specifically need one of the other options below.

*PortableGit: Use this if you want to run Git on a PC without installing on that PC (e.g. running Git from a USB drive)

*msysGit: Use this if you want to develop Git itself.  If you just want to use Git for your source code, but don't want to edit Git's source code, you don't need this.

This also installs a Cygwin bash shell, so you can use the git in a nicer shell (than cmd.exe), and also includes git-gui (accessible via git gui command, or the Start > All Programs > Git menu)
Mac OS X
Use the git-osx-installer, or you can also install from source
Via a package manager
Install git using your native package manager. For example, on Debian (or Ubuntu):
apt-get install git-core

Or on Mac OS X, via MacPorts:
sudo port install git-core+bash_completion+doc

…or fink:
fink install git

…or Homebrew:
brew install git

On Red Hat based distributions, such as Fedora:
yum install git

In Cygwin the Git package can be found under the "devel" section
From source (Mac OS X/Linux/BSD/etc.)
In Mac OS X, if you have the Developer Tools installed, you can compile Git from source very easily. Download the latest version of Git as a .tar.bz or .tar.gz from http://git-scm.com/, and extract it (double click in Finder)
On Linux/BSD/etc. it should be much the same. For example, in Debian (and Ubuntu), you need to install the build-essential package via apt.
Then in a Terminal, cd to where you extracted the files (Running cd ~/Downloads/git*/ should work), and then run..
./configure && make && sudo make install

This will install Git into the default place (/usr/local - so git will be in /usr/local/bin/git)
It will prompt you to enter your password (for sudo), this is so it can write to the /usr/local/ directory, which can only be accessed by the "root" user so sudo is required!
If you with to install it somewhere separate (so Git's files aren't mixed in with other tools), use --prefix with the configure command:
./configure --prefix=/usr/local/gitpath
make
sudo make install

This will install the git binary into /usr/local/bin/gitpath/bin/git - so you don't have to type that every time you, you should add into your $PATH by adding the following line into your ~/.profile:
export PATH="${PATH}:/usr/local/bin/gitpath/bin/"

If you do not have sudo access, you can use --prefix=/Users/myusername/bin and install into your home directory. Remember to add ~/bin/ to $PATH
The script x-git-update-to-latest-version automates a lot of this:

This script updates my local clone of the git repo (localy at ~/work/track/git), and then configures, installs (at /usr/local/git-git describe) and updates the /usr/local/git symlink.
This way, I can have /usr/local/git/bin in my PATH and I'm always using the latest version.
The latest version of this script also installs the man pages. You need to tweak your MANPATH to include the /usr/local/git/share/man directory.

A: Git Reset
Say you make a pull, merge it into your code, and decide you don't like it.
Use git-log, or tig, and find the hash of wherever you want to go back to (probably your last commit before the pull/merge) copy the hash, and do:
# Revert to a previous commit by hash:
git-reset --hard <hash>

Instead of the hash, you can use HEAD^ as a shortcut for the previous commit.
# Revert to previous commit:
git-reset --hard HEAD^

A: How do you set up a shared team repository?
How to set up a normal repository is described here -- but how do you set up a team repository that everybody can pull and push from and to?
Using a shared NFS file system
Assuming your team already has for instance a shared group membership that can be used.
mkdir /your/share/folder/project.git
cd /your/share/folder/project.git
newgrp yourteamgroup # if necessary
git init --bare --shared

To start using this repository the easiest thing to do is start from a local repository you already have been using:
cd your/local/workspace/project
git remote add origin /your/share/folder/project.git
git push origin master

Others can now clone this and start working:
cd your/local/workspace
git clone /your/share/folder/project.git

Using SSH
Set up a user account on the target server.  Whether you use an account with no password, an account with a password, or use authorized_keys really depend on your required level of security.  Take a look at Configuring Git over SSH for some more information.
If all developers use the same account for accessing this shared repository, you do not need to use the --shared option as above.
After initing the repository in the same way as above, you do the initial push like this:
cd your/local/workspace/project
git remote add origin user@server:/path/to/project.git
git push origin master

See the similarity with the above?  The only thing that might happen in addition is SSH asking for a password if the account has a password.  If you get this prompt on an account without a password the SSH server probably has disabled PermitEmptyPasswords.
Cloning now looks like this:
cd your/local/workspace
git clone user@server:/path/to/project.git

A: git status is your friend, use it often.  Good for answering questions like:

*

*What did that command just do?

*What branch am I on?

*What changes am I about to commit, and have I forgotten anything?

*Was I in the middle of something last time I worked on this project (days, weeks, or perhaps months ago)?

Unlike, say svn status, git status runs nigh-instantly even on large projects.  I often found it reassuring while learning git to use it frequently, to make sure my mental model of what was going on was accurate.  Now I mostly just use it to remind myself what I've changed since my last commit.
Obviously, it's much more useful if your .gitignore is sanely configured.

A: Commit Changes
Once you've edited a file, you need to commit your changes to git.  When you execute this command it will ask for a commit message - which is just a simple bit of text that tells everyone what you've changed.
$ git commit source/main.c

Will commit the file main.c in the directory ./source/
$ git commit -a # the -a flag pulls in all modified files

will commit all changed files (but not new files, those need to be added to the index with git-add). If you want to commit only certain files then you will need to stage them first with git-add and then commit without the -a flag.
Commiting only changes your local repository though not the remote repositories. If you want to send the commits to the remote repository then you will need to do a push.
$ git push <remote> <branch> # push new commits to the <branch> on the <remote> repository

For someone coming from CVS or SVN this is a change since the commit to the central repository now requires two steps.

A: How do you branch?
The default branch in a git repository is called master.
To create a new branch use
git branch <branch-name>

To see a list of all branches in the current repository type
git branch

If you want to switch to another branch you can use
git checkout <branch-name>

To create a new branch and switch to it in one step
git checkout -b <branch-name>

To delete a branch, use
git branch -d <branch-name>

To create a branch with the changes from the current branch, do
git stash
git stash branch <branch-name>

A: Getting the latest Code
$ git pull <remote> <branch> # fetches the code and merges it into
                             # your working directory
$ git fetch <remote> <branch> # fetches the code but does not merge
                              # it into your working directory

$ git pull --tag <remote> <branch> # same as above but fetch tags as well
$ git fetch --tag <remote> <branch> # you get the idea

That pretty much covers every case for getting the latest copy of the code from the remote repository.

A: The Pro Git free book is definitely my favorite, especially for beginners.

A: Git Magic is all you'll ever need. Guaranteed or your money back!

A: How do you merge branches?
If you want to merge a branch (e.g. master to release), make sure your current branch is the target branch you'd like to merge into (use git branch or git status to see your current branch).
Then use
git merge master

(where master is the name of the branch you want to merge with the current branch).
If there are any conflicts, you can use
git diff

to see pending conflicts you have to resolve.

A: I've also found Git Internals to be very useful.  It is written by Scott Chacon (author of Pro Git, and maintainer of the Git Community Book).  What I like about Git Internals is it focuses on the concepts first and then the commands, and being that it is ~100 small pages it is quickly digestible.

A: How do you see the history of revisions to a file?
git log -- filename

A: How to track remote branches
Assuming there is a remote repository that you cloned your local repository from and also assuming that there is a branch named 'some_branch' on that remote repository, here is how to track it locally:
# list remote branches
git branch -r

# start tracking one remote branch
git branch --track some_branch origin/some_branch

# change to the branch locally
git checkout some_branch

# make changes and commit them locally
....

# push your changes to the remote repository:
git push

A: How do you create a new project/repository?
A git repository is simply a directory containing a special .git directory.
This is different from "centralised" version-control systems (like subversion), where a "repository" is hosted on a remote server, which you checkout into a "working copy" directory. With git, your working copy is the repository.
Simply run git init in the directory which contains the files you wish to track.
For example,
cd ~/code/project001/
git init

This creates a .git (hidden) folder in the current directory.
To make a new project, run git init with an additional argument (the name of the directory to be created):
git init project002

(This is equivalent to: mkdir project002 && cd project002 && git init)

To check if the current current path is within a git repository, simply run git status - if it's not a repository, it will report "fatal: Not a git repository"
You could also list the .git directory, and check it contains files/directories similar to the following:
$ ls .git
HEAD         config       hooks/       objects/
branches/    description  info/        refs/

If for whatever reason you wish to "de-git" a repository (you wish to stop using git to track that project). Simply remove the .git directory at the base level of the repository.
cd ~/code/project001/
rm -rf .git/

Caution: This will destroy all revision history, all your tags, everything git has done. It will not touch the "current" files (the files you can currently see), but previous changes, deleted files and so on will be unrecoverable!

A: GUIs for git

Git GUI
Included with git — Run git gui from the command line, and the Windows msysgit installer adds it to the Start menu.
Git GUI can do a majority of what you'd need to do with git. Including stage changes, configure git and repositories, push changes, create/checkout/delete branches, merge, and many other things.
One of my favourite features is the "stage line" and "stage hunk" shortcuts in the right-click menu, which lets you commit specific parts of a file. You can achieve the same via git add -i, but I find it easier to use.
It isn't the prettiest application, but it works on almost all platforms (being based upon Tcl/Tk)
Screenshots | a screencast

GitK
Also included with git. It is a git history viewer, and lets you visualise a repository's history (including branches, when they are created, and merged). You can view and search commits.
Goes together nicely with git-gui.

Gitnub
Mac OS X application. Mainly an equivalent of git log, but has some integration with github (like the "Network view").
Looks pretty, and fits with Mac OS X. You can search repositories. The biggest critisism of Gitnub is that it shows history in a linear fashion (a single branch at a time) - it doesn't visualise branching and merging, which can be important with git, although this is a planned improvement.
Download links, change log and screenshots | git repository

GitX
Intends to be a "gitk clone for OS X".
It can visualise non-linear branching history, perform commits, view and search commits, and it has some other nice features like being able to "Quicklook" any file in any revision (press space in the file-list view), export any file (via drag and drop).
It is far better integrated into OS X than git-gui/gitk, and is fast and stable even with exceptionally large repositories.
The original git repository pieter has not updated recently (over a year at time of writing). A more actively maintained branch is available at brotherbard/gitx - it adds "sidebar, fetch, pull, push, add remote, merge, cherry-pick, rebase, clone, clone to"
Download | Screenshots | git repository | brotherbard fork | laullon fork

SmartGit
From the homepage:

SmartGit is a front-end for the
  distributed version control system Git
  and runs on Windows, Mac OS X and
  Linux. SmartGit is intended for
  developers who prefer a graphical user
  interface over a command line client,
  to be even more productive with Git —
  the most powerful DVCS today.

You can download it from their website.
Download

TortoiseGit
TortoiseSVN Git version for Windows users.

It is porting TortoiseSVN to TortoiseGit The latest release 1.2.1.0 This release can complete regular task, such commit, show log, diff two version, create branch and tag, Create patch and so on. See ReleaseNotes for detail. Welcome to contribute this project.

Download

QGit

QGit is a git GUI viewer built on
  Qt/C++.
With qgit you will be able to browse
  revisions history, view patch content
  and changed files, graphically
  following different development
  branches.

Download

gitg

gitg is a git repository viewer
  targeting gtk+/GNOME. One of its main
  objectives is to provide a more
  unified user experience for git
  frontends across multiple desktops. It
  does this not be writing a
  cross-platform application, but by
  close collaboration with similar
  clients for other operating systems
  (like GitX for OS X).

Features

*

*Browse revision history.

*Handle large repositories (loads linux repository, 17000+ revisions, under 1 second).

*Commit changes.

*Stage/unstage individual hunks.

*Revert changes.

*Show colorized diff of changes in revisions.

*Browse tree for a given revision.

*Export parts of the tree of a given revision.

*Supply any refspec which a command such as 'git log' can understand to built the history.

*Show and switch between branches in the history view.

Download: releases or source

Gitbox

Gitbox is a Mac OS X graphical
  interface for Git version control
  system. In a single window you see
  branches, history and working
  directory status.
Everyday operations are easy: stage
  and unstage changes with a checkbox.
  Commit, pull, merge and push with a
  single click. Double-click a change to
  show a diff with FileMerge.app.

Download

Gity
The Gity website doesn't have much information, but from the screenshots on there it appears to be a feature rich open source OS X git gui.
Download or source

Meld

Meld is a visual diff and merge tool.
  You can compare two or three files and
  edit them in place (diffs update
  dynamically). You can compare two or
  three folders and launch file
  comparisons. You can browse and view a
  working copy from popular version
  control systems such such as CVS,
  Subversion, Bazaar-ng and Mercurial
  [and Git].

Downloads

Katana
A Git GUIfor OSX by Steve Dekorte.

At a glance, see which remote branches
  have changes to pull and local repos
  have changes to push. The git ops of
  add, commit, push, pull, tag and reset
  are supported as well as visual diffs
  and visual browsing of project hieracy
  that highlights local changes and additions.

Free for 1 repository, $25 for more.
Download

Sprout (formerly GitMac)
Focuses on making Git easy to use. Features a native Cocoa (mac-like) UI, fast repository browsing, cloning, push/pull, branching/merging, visual diff, remote branches, easy access to the Terminal, and more.
By making the most commonly used Git actions intuitive and easy to perform, Sprout (formerly GitMac) makes Git user-friendly. Compatible with most Git workflows, Sprout is great for designers and developers, team collaboration and advanced and novice users alike.
Download | Website

Tower
A feature-rich Git GUI for Mac OSX. 30-day free trial, $59USD for a single-user license.
Download | Website

EGit

EGit is an Eclipse Team provider for the Git version control system.
  Git is a distributed SCM, which means every developer has a full copy
  of all history of every revision of the code, making queries against
  the history very fast and versatile.
The EGit project is implementing Eclipse tooling on top of the JGit
  Java implementation of Git.

Download | Website

Git Extensions
Open Source for Windows - installs everything you need to work with Git in a single package, easy to use.

Git Extensions is a toolkit to make working with Git on Windows more intuitive. The shell extension will intergrate in Windows Explorer and presents a context menu on files and directories. There is also a Visual Studio plugin to use git from Visual Studio.

Download
Big thanks to dbr for elaborating on the git gui stuff.

SourceTree
SourceTree is a free Mac client for Git, Mercurial and SVN. Built by Atlassian, the folks behind BitBucket, it seems to work equally well with any VC system, which allows you to master a single tool for use with all of your projects, however they're version-controlled. Feature-packed, and FREE.

Expert-Ready & Feature-packed for both novice and advanced users:
Review outgoing and incoming changesets.
  Cherry-pick between branches.
  Patch handling, rebase, stash / shelve and much more.

Download | Website

A: A real good paper for understanding how Git works is The Git Parable. Very recommended!

A: How do you compare two revisions of a file, or your current file and a previous revision?
Compare command is git diff.
To compare 2 revisions of a file:
$ git diff <commit1> <commit2> <file_name>

That diffs commit1 against commit2; if you change order then files are diffed the other way round, which may not be what you expect...
To compare current staged file against the repository:
$ git diff --staged <file_name>

To compare current unstaged file against the repository:
$ git diff <file_name>

A: Very good post on merging with conflicts - GitGuys: Merging With a Conflict - Conflicts And Resolutions
The blog is really great - illustrative, clean examples and understandable. Definitely worth checking out.

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"Hi everyone, Clare here and I am back with an art journal page. I decided to do some drawing for tonight's project so let's begin".
I gessoed the 4" x 4" greyboard and chose three colours to create stripy background. I used a wide flat brush so I could work with all three colours on the brush at the same time. I used Yellow Submarine, London Bus and Tango.
Then came some stamping using my new stamps ECL01 and I used Black Archival Ink.
Time to start my drawing and painting on to Smoothy Heavy weight card. I sketched using a Pigma Fineliner pen and then I started adding colour using Vintage Lace, Caramel and Chocolate Pudding. For more detail on how to do this take a look at some posts and tutorials I did on faces early in the year.
I did add a touch of simple pencil crayon onto my girl's face to add extra dimension. The hair was painted with Haystack and Caramel. Now for some embellishment and I decided to give shrink plastic a go.
The flowers and her brooch were simply stamped onto transparent shrink plastic and then to add the colour I painted the back of the image with coordinating Fresco paints. Once dry, I cut them out and used my heat gun to shrink them down.
Here is my finished page again I chose this quote from ELB05 which seemed to complement my page and the art work.
I will be back tomorrow night with another festive make.I hope you give tonights project a go.
Huge thanks from all the PA team Clare. It is lovely seeing how your drawings come to life and with the use of bold colours for the background, this little beauty certainly makes an impact, perfect choice of quote to use also.
cool page, love the background!
That's a terrific page, I love the background colours.
Wonderful page and quote. Love the vibrant backround. One of these days I might brave doing a face!


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import os, tarfile, zipfile, tempfile

class Archive:
	def __init__(self):
		self.impl = None

	def extractall(self, dir): return self.impl.extractall(dir)
	def close(self): return self.impl.close()

class Tar(Archive):
	def __init__(self, path, mode = 'r'):
		Archive.__init__(self)
		self.impl = tarfile.open(path, mode)
	def add(self, path, arcname): self.impl.add(path, arcname)
	def write(self, content, arcname):
		with tempfile.TemporaryFile() as io:
			io.write(content)
			info = tarfile.TarInfo(arcname)
			info.size = io.tell()
			info.type = tarfile.REGTYPE
			io.seek(0)
			self.impl.addfile(info, io)
	def read(self, arcname):
		io = self.impl.extractfile(arcname)
		if io is None: return None
		try: return io.read()
		finally: io.close()

class Zip(Archive):
	def __init__(self, path, mode = 'r'):
		Archive.__init__(self)
		self.impl = zipfile.ZipFile(path, mode)
	def add(self, path, arcname): self.impl.write(path, arcname)
	def write(self, content, arcname): self.impl.writestr(arcname, content)
	def read(self, arcname):
		try: return self.impl.read(arcname)
		except: return None

known_exts = [
	(["tar.gz", "tgz"], "w:gz"),
	(["tar.bz2", "tbz", "tbz2", "tb2"], "w:bz2"),
	(["zip"], "w")
]

def open(name, mode = 'r'):
	if mode[:1] == 'r':
		if tarfile.is_tarfile(name):
			return Tar(name)
		elif zipfile.is_zipfile(name):
			return Zip(name)
		return None

	if mode[:1] == 'w':
		for known_ext in known_exts:
			for ext in known_ext[0]:
				if name.endswith('.' + ext):
					opts = known_ext[1]
					break
			if opts is not None: break
		if opts is None: return None
		try: os.makedirs(os.path.dirname(name))
		except: pass
		if ':' in opts:
			return Tar(name, opts)
		return Zip(name, opts)

	return None

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Monster MMORPG Game Official Forum » Monster MMORPG » In-Game Suggestions » useless acounts?
There are many unused monstermmorpg game accounts that are just takeing up ranking space from what i have heard. I suggest after of year of no use what so all they be terminiated and their monsters given out as rewards. Also remember its just a sugestion so dont be to harsh. If you like it or not there will be a poll. Feel free to coment nicely.
Deleting accounts.. Nah, there were a lot of people that come back and leave, either have something to do such as finishing school, a sport, or whatever.
Some are also waiting for better features in the game.
[cm]Yuna came back after like.. 345 days of inactivity '-' That's more than a year. My fail.
Also, this "taking up ranking space" is dumb. If you want a good rank, you play the game for it. Also, more and more users are registering. Accounts are banned permanently, not deleted. CeFurkan said he wouldn't delete accounts. That's why he allows the option of changing your IP address.
Ya I know.. my fail there. Still, it's close to a complete year.. The 345 days is not even accurate, she was gone for more but you know what I'm saying.
your right the point is the more accounts wasting space the more laggy the game will get.
I feel no lag from the accounts at all. Accounts probably don't even accumulate lag o_o Well, it's just the account and if the account is inactive, then it shouldn't contribute to lag. If it were active with someone behind it playing it, then there would be lag.
With this suggestion, you might as well limit people to having only 1-2 accounts.
Well i have plans for this. After massive updates done and an email sent to every one i am planning to delete inactive more than certain days accounts. Maybe 365 days or maybe 500 days. Not sure yet. It will be planned later.
(2012-05-03, 08:26 PM)CeFurkan Wrote: Well i have plans for this. After massive updates done and an email sent to every one i am planning to delete inactive more than certain days accounts. Maybe 365 days or maybe 500 days. Not sure yet. It will be planned later.
In a lot of games taht I have played, accounts that have donated to the game or have been awarded certain amounts are allowed to stay in the rankings because they gave money. Deleting that is like deleting someone's money, and without proper disclaimers, this can lead to legal issues and lawsuits. all the accounts now would have to grandfathered in.
Yes that is a good point of donators. Though at the policy i already have covered this if you read it.
Deleting accounts for cleaning unnecessary resources being used.
How the top trainers ranks are calculated is also going to be updated, right?
Those people can easily be moved to 50,000+ IF other players were actually playing the game to get a good rank, so called the top 100.


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House of the Dragon (Part 2)
kat_ebbs
October 24, 2022 at 6:58 am #1205130859
LittleLucky wrote:
as someone who's never seen GOT
I love HotD but GoT is SO MUCH better you should watch it asap!
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There is somuch to say but it all can be summed up in one word: Perfection A+
LittleLucky
GD wrote:
I unfortunately know how it ends and idk I don't really like committing to long shows when they don't have satisfying endings 🙁 I've heard amazing things abt every other season tho!
October 24, 2022 at 10:50 am #1205131117
he slayed
Directing, Music must be all but a lock. Series is also likely. I don't think any actors will get in for this season though.
BigJay2012
October 24, 2022 at 2:07 pm #1205131364
I don't think its quite fair to compare the quality of the first season of HOTD to the entire Game of Thrones series.
HOTD, imo, is about as strong as the first SEASON of Game of Thrones, if not stronger.
Mostly fine season finale. The cliffhanger sets up season 2 beautifully. The dragons sequence was absolutely stirring. That's how you're supposed to film and stage night battle sequences! Too many writing blunders like late-series "GOT" and structural issues throughout the season for me to love outright, but I'll gladly root for Milly Alcock, Olivia Cooke, and Paddy Considine at the Emmys next year. All of them delivered extremely well where it counted, especially Considine, who might have delivered career-defining work here. Also Ramin Djawadi, as always, though I'll never get over the decision not to have new original main title theme music with this genius standing right there and losing out on a very easy Emmy nomination. Oh well. Onto S2 in 2 yrs. time!
With 9.3 million viewers, #HouseOfTheDragon's Episode 10 was HBO's biggest finale since #GameOfThrones in 2019. https://t.co/CAoc9ci6qL pic.twitter.com/noDl1imoz8
— Variety (@Variety) October 24, 2022
"Outside of the U.S., HOTD surpassed GOT Season 8, making it the most viewed HBO title ever in Latin America, Europe, Southeast Asia, Hong Kong and Taiwan on an HBO streaming service."
Source: Deadline
Okay, this was actually quite good. Some people are way overreacting. If Aemond's arc is actually well handled, it could be a very interesting plot point (I'm still pissed at him and that old hag Vhagar though. Justice for Lucerys and Arrax!). I don't think the episode was as sharp as some of the GoT finales but it was still very well made and that cliffhanger for season 2 was everything. Directing, score, cinematography, absolutely amazing. About the cast, Emma D'Arcy, Elliot Grihault, Matt Smih, Ewan Mitchell, all very good and deserve every praise, especially D'Arcy.
Regarding the Emmys, the show should be a shoo-in for series, directing, music, cinematography, editing, etc. I did have some issues with the writing, so I'm not sure if I would nominate it. It wouldn't be among the worst nominees though. Considine, Cooke and D'Arcy better get their deserved noms (and possible wins) as well. Would be here for Alcock, Best and Smith too, but the other three were my personal mvps.
mafro987
Can we talk about how Eve Best ate her material up this season? Commanding screen presence. Depending on the competition, I'd support a nomination for her.
FYC: Danielle Deadwyler, Best Actress in a Leading Role
Emil Petrov
October 25, 2022 at 12:46 pm #1205132496
After the end of the season, These are my predictions:
No-prosthetic makeup
Makeup and Hairstyling
Original Score
STRONG (pun intended, haha):
Drama Directing
Supporting Actor Considine
Supporting Actress: Milly Alcock, Emma D'Arcy or Olivia Cooke
Drama Writing
I can see it getting between 12-20 nominations.
wolfali
Ngl the last three minutes were the most interesting part of the episode.
FYC: Better Call Saul, The English and The Good Fight in all categories including Emily Blunt, Bob Odenkirk, Christine Baranski and Rhea Seehorn.
kennylori109
Not sure if they'll make her the lead for it.
Not sure if they'll make her the lead for it for season 2.
Still amazed with Emma D'arcy's performance in the last episode. They have such an ethereal aura, the way they cry and laugh…it's so good.
In fact, even with HOTD having more irregularities than the first season of GOT, I thought the prequel cast had stronger performances. Perhaps because it focused on one location most of the time and the more dramatic nature of this season, it gave the actors more opportunity to shine. I think the most deserve nomination would be Best Cast in a Drama Series.
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