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Q: SQL Server table or flat text file for infrequently changed data I'm building a .net web app that will involve validating an email input field against a list of acceptable email addresses. There could be up to 10,000 acceptable values and they will not change very often. When they do, the entire list would be replaced, not individual entries.
I'm debating the best way to implement this.  We have a SQL Server database but since these records will be relatively static and only replaced in bulk, I'm considering just referencing / searching text files containing the string values.  Seems like that would make the upload process easier and there is little benefit to having this info in an rdbms.
Feedback appreciated.

A: If the database is already there then use it.  What you are talking about is exactly what databases are designed to do.  If down the road you decided you need do something slightly more complex you will be very glad you went with the DB.

A: I'm going to make a few assumptions about your situation.

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*Your data set contains more than 1 column of usable data.

*Your record set contains more rows than you will always display.

*Your data will need to be formatted into some kind of output view (e.g. HTML).

Here are some specific reasons why your semi-static data should stay in SQL and not in a text file.

*

*You will not have to parse the text data every time you wish to read and process it.  (String parsing is a relatively heavy memory and CPU load).  SQL will store your columns as structured data which are pre-parsed.

*You will not have to develop your own row-filtering or searching algorithm (or implement a library that does it for you).  SQL is already a sophisticated engine that applies advanced algorithms of caching, query optimization (with many underlying advanced algorithms for seek/search/scan/index/hash/etc.)

*You have the option with SQL to expand your solution's robustness and integration with other tools over time.  (Putting the data into a text or XML file will limit future possibilities).

Caveats:

*

*Your particular SQL Server implementation can be affected by disk IO and network latency performance.  To tune disk IO performance, a well constructed SQL Server places the data files (.mdf) on fast multi-spindle disk arrays tuned for fast reads, and separates them from the Log Files (.log) on spindles that are tuned for fast writes.

*You might find that the latency and busy-ness (not a word) of the SQL server can affect performance.  If you're running on a very busy or slow SQL server, you might be in a situation where you'd look to a local-file alternative, in which case I would recommend a structured format such as XML.  (However, if you find yourself looking for work-arounds to avoid using your SQL server, it would probably be best to invest some time/money into improving your SQL implementation.


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Kate Krause
Arbitrator, Mediator, Early Neutral Evaluator
Krause Dispute Resolution
Krause Dispute Resolution, Principal
Arbitrator, Mediator
Common Law, International Law
Arbitration, Commercial Law, Construction, Engineering, Finance, Banking, Infrastructure, Intellectual Property, Mediation, ODR (Online dispute resolution), Real Estate, Transport
CV attached - More than 30 years experience as an arbitrator, mediator, litigator, outside counsel, and claims construction specializing in complex construction, commercial, and international disputes.
Colorado, 1984; California, 1979
University of California at Los Angeles (JD, 1979), Law Review Board of Editors; University of Colorado (BA, 1973).
(1) "Emergency Relief in Domestic and International Construction Arbitration," The Construction Lawyer (co-author with Joseph Matthews) (ABA, to be published Spring 2019); (2) "How to Structure a Persuasive Prehearing Brief in Construction Arbitration," Under Construction (ABA Nov. 2018); (3) "Preparing Reasoned Awards in Arbitration," Just Resolutions (ABA, Nov. 2018); (3) "Can an Arbitrator Conduct Independent Legal Research – A Brief Overview – Part 1," Arbitration Committee E-Newsletter (ABA, Aug. 2018), and "Part 2," Arbitration Committee E-Newsletter (ABA, Nov. 2018): (4) Co-author and editor of second editions and annual cumulative supplements during 2003-2005 and 2008-2013 of following treatises authored by William Schwartzkopf and published by Wolters Kluwer: (a) Calculating Construction Damages; (b) Calculating Lost Labor Productivity in Construction Claims; and (c) Practical Guide to Construction Contract Surety Claims.
-	Organizer and Speaker, Emergency and Interim Relief in Domestic and International Arbitration, presented at the ABA Dispute Resolution Section Spring Conference, April 2019; Adjunct Professor of Law at DU Law School for several years, teaching Pre-Trial Practicum and Evidence class.
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HULL VICTORY CELEBRATIONS (1945)
Made by Debenham & Co, Beverley, this film records the City of Hull's Victory in Europe Celebrations, May 1945; it includes extensive footage of all servicemen and women who participated in the victory processions and salute at Victoria Square.
PRINCESS MARY AND VISCOUNT LASCELLES VISIT HALIFAX (1925)
This film documents a visit to Halifax by Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles in 1925. The film includes footage of the Royal couple at the Town Hall as well as Princess Mary's visit to the Royal Halifax Hospital children's ward.
Film ID: YFA 461
ST. GEORGE'S CRYPT (1948-1949)
This is a film made by Charles Chislett on behalf of the C.P.A.S. documenting the charitable work of St George's Church Crypt in Leeds. It shows the work of providing food and shelter for the homeless and gifts for poor children at Christmas.
HOLME VALLEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (1933-1935)
This film shows the workings of Holme Valley Memorial Hospital including the different wards, surgical operating theatre, and the opening ceremonies which took place for the new building in 1935.
ROYAL TOUR OF YORKSHIRE 1949 (1949)
This British Movietone film is part of the Leeds City Libraries collection and contains footage of the 1949 Royal tour of Yorkshire by Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh.
10 mins 25secs
SKIPTON CARNIVAL & HOSPITAL GALA (1934)
This film captures the fun and festivities of the Hospital Gala and Carnival in Skipton, including a fancy dress parade and procession of the May Queen.
OPENING OF CASTLEFORD MATERNITY HOME BY PRINCESS MARY, VISCOUNTESS LASCELLES (1929)
This film contains footage of Princess Mary, Viscountess Lascelles, to Castleford to unveil the War Memorial, open the maternity home at Normanton and District Cottage Hospital, and to open Castleford Public market.
WAKEFIELD NEWSREEL (1971)
This film was made by Wakefield Amateur Cine Club and contains a variety of footage from different parts of Wakefield, reporting on construction in the area, new store opening and charity events that have taken place.
LORD MAYOR'S PARADE 1981 (LEEDS) (1981)
This is one of eleven films made by Leeds Cine Club of the Lord Mayor's Parade, from 1974 to 1984. This film covers the assembling on Woodhouse Moor, the Parade making its way through Leeds, and the Presentation of Awards Ceremony, with commentary.
This is one of eleven films made by Leeds Cine Club of the Lord Mayor's Parade, from 1974 to 1984. This film covers the Parade making its way through Leeds, and the Presentation of Awards Ceremony, with interviews and commentary.
ROBERT AND ANDREW FACEY - FAMILY FILM (1959-1963)
This is a film made by Derrick Walton commemorating the births of two boys, probably nephews; and also of Skipton Gala, and Derrick's parents' 40th anniversary party.
ADRIAN 1 FAMILY FILM (1956)
This is the first of a series of films made by Derrick Walton of his son, Adrian, from birth through childhood. This film his first year, including his christening.
CITIZEN OF YORK (1959)
This film follows two deaf children who spend a day with the Lord Mayor of York. They visit many sites around the city including the Castle Museum, the Chapter House, and the Mansion House as well as taking a tour of the city walls.
IBBERSON FAMILY - VARIOUS (1955)
Part of the Ibberson family collection, this film shows a series of events which took place in 1955 including various civic ceremonies. The film is made up of a combination of black and white and colour footage.
CHRISTMAS 1940 - 1943 (1940-1943)
Made by amateur filmmaker Kenneth Raynor, this film includes colour footage of Wartime Christmas celebrations in his family home in Swallownest, South Yorkshire.
VARIOUS HOLROYD FILMS (1929-1963)
This reel of film consists of a number of different films from varying years and film stocks. The films included in this reel are in the following order:
BABY'S FIRST YEAR (1974-1975)
This film is part of the Hamilton collection and contains footage of the birth of Clair Pratt in 1974. There is also footage of her christening, a trip to the zoo and the birth of her younger sibling.
SAFE ON SHORE (1980)
This is a promotional film for the Sailors' Children's Society which documents the work of the organization with sailors and their families.
100 YEARS OF CARE (1963)
This film documents the 100th Anniversary of the Sailors' Children's Society.
QUEEN'S VISIT TO HULL (1957)
This is a film which documents a portion of the Queen's visit to Hull and her stop at the Newland Estate.
CARNIVAL (1958)
This is a film which documents the annual fundraising carnival at the Newland Estate.
SEAMEN'S REUNION (1936)
This is a film which documents a reunion at Newland Estate in 1936.
PRINCESS ANNE VISIT 150 YEARS (1971)
This is a film which documents the visit of Princess Anne to the Newland Estate in 1971. During her visit she meets with most of the members of staff, many of the children of the society, and takes a tour around the premises. The last part of the film continues with the celebration when members of the society return to the estate for the Anniversary party.
THE GREAT BIRTHDAY PARTY (1990)
This film documents the celebrations at the Newland Estate for the Queen Mum's birthday (although the Queen Mum does not make an appearance.)
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To perform an intracorporeal anastomosis after a right colectomy is ideal for patients with morbid obesity or bulky mesentery. This strategy allows a smaller incision at the abdominal wall and prevents increased traction to the mesentery during the exteriorization of the specimen. Wound protection is recommended to preserve oncological safety.This video reflects the basics steps to perform an intracorporeal ileum-transverse anastomosis. First it is necessary to maintain together the ileum and the colon, a knot is performed to accomplish this maneuver.
It is important to calculate the length of the loops involved in the anastomosis, to avoid complications associated with a blind loop. The abdominal wall is revised to select the correct place for extraction of the thread holder is introduced into the abdomen to catch the suture and accomplish careful traction.
The surgeon verifies the future orientation of the mechanical stapler, a colotomy and enterotomy is performed to allow the introduction of the mechanical stapler. The tip must go in direction of the knot extracted through the abdominal wall.
Simultaneous countertraction of the gut and colon must be performed to help with the placement of the EndoStapler and avoid torsion. At this point, all is settled for the firing.
A running suture of V-Lock is used to close the defect, a barbed suture improves the surgical time. It is easier to perform it as the first knot is avoided, it is also easier to maintain tension and enhance the security of the anastomosis. The last knot involves the epiplon to create a patch.
Finally the knot of traction is cut and another is performed to release the anastomotic tension.


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Maui Nō Ka ʻOi, Again: #1 Island in World and US
April 19, 2016, 8:51 AM HST · Updated April 20, 8:14 AM
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ʻĀlau island located off of the picturesque Hāna shoreline in East Maui. File photo by Wendy Osher.
Maui is Nō Ka ʻOi once again. The island of Maui was just ranked the Top Island in the World and the Top Island in the US by the travel planning and booking website TripAdvisor.
As the top island in the world, the publication notes that Maui has a nightly rate of all hotels bookable on TripAdvisor of $330. Average seasonal rates for hotels on Maui were listed at: $346 for the Spring, $339 for the Summer, $315 for the Fall and $412 during the Winter. There is also an average shoulder season savings during the Fall of 24%, according to the site.
As the top island in the US, TripAdvisor boats Maui as a "destination for sun worshippers and nature lovers alike." The island features "golden beaches," "breathtaking views of the island at the top of the Haleakalā Crater," and notes that the upcoming Maui Film Festival in Wailea from June 15-19, 2016, is a "reason to book now."
The site today announced the winners of its Travelers' Choice™ awards for Islands. According to the site, award winners were determined "using an algorithm that took into account the quantity and quality of reviews and ratings for hotels, restaurants and attractions on islands worldwide, gathered over a 12-month period, as well as traveler booking interest on TripAdvisor."
The TripAdvisor 2016 list of Top Islands in the World include: (1) Maui, Hawaiʻi; (2) Santorini, Greece; (3) Jamaica, Caribbean; (4) Providenciales, Turks and Caicos; (5) Bali, Indonesia; (6) Majorca, Spain; (7) Mauritius, Africa; (8) Phuket, Thailand; (9) Bora Bora, French Polynesia; and (10) Fernando de Noronha, Brazil.
The TripAdvisor 2016 list of Top Islands in the US include: (1) Maui, Hawaiʻi; (2) Key West, Florida; (3) Oʻahu, Hawaiʻi; (4) Island of Hawaiʻi, Hawaiʻi; (5) Mount Desert Island, Maine; (6) Hilton Head, South Carolina; (7) Amelia Island, Florida; (8) Marco Island, Florida; (9) Chincoteague Island, Virginia; and (10) Mackinac Island, Michigan.
Barbara Messing, chief marketing officer for TripAdvisor said in a press release announcement, "With common traits like breathtaking beaches, exciting activities and popular hotels and restaurants, the Travelers' Choice Islands are favorites of the TripAdvisor community. While most of these islands have year-round appeal, TripAdvisor hotel booking data shows that bargain-hunters can save nearly 30 percent per night on average when staying at the top US islands during the shoulder season rather than the peak.
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Wendy Osher leads the Maui Now news team. She is also the news voice of parent company, Pacific Media Group, having served nearly 20 years as News Director for the company's six Maui radio stations.
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» Dakota Access developer sues Greenpeace in state court
Dakota Access developer sues Greenpeace in state court
The developer of the Dakota Access oil pipeline is going after the environmental group Greenpeace in state court in North Dakota, after a judge tossed the company's $1 billion racketeering claim out of federal court.
Texas-based Energy Transfer Partners on Thursday sued Greenpeace and several activists it also had targeted in the federal lawsuit that U.S. District Judge Billy Roy Wilson dismissed on Feb. 14. Wilson said he found no evidence of a coordinated criminal enterprise that had worked to undermine ETP and its pipeline project.
ETP had made claims under the federal Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act and also under North Dakota laws. Wilson did not address the merits of the state claims.
ETP seeks "millions of dollars of damages" in the state lawsuit, which makes similar claims to its federal lawsuit — that Greenpeace and activists conspired to use illegal and violent means such as arson and harassment to disrupt pipeline construction and damage the company, all the while using the highly publicized and prolonged protest to enrich themselves through donations.
"Defendants thus advanced their extremist agenda ... through means far outside the bounds of democratic political action, protest, and peaceful, legally protected expression of dissent," company attorney Lawrence Bender wrote in the complaint.
Greenpeace on Friday had not yet been served with the lawsuit and declined to comment on its specifics. However, Greenpeace attorney Deepa Padmanabha said ETP "is clearly still trying to bully Greenpeace through the legal system."
"We are confident that this latest attempt to silence peaceful advocacy will receive the same fate as the last meritless attack," he said.
Groups and American Indian tribes who feared environmental harm from the pipeline staged large protests that resulted in 761 arrests in southern North Dakota over a six-month span beginning in late 2016. ETP maintains the pipeline is safe. It began moving North Dakota oil through South Dakota and Iowa to a shipping point in Illinois in June 2017.
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 * Zed Attack Proxy (ZAP) and its related class files.
 *
 * ZAP is an HTTP/HTTPS proxy for assessing web application security.
 *
 * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
 * You may obtain a copy of the License at
 *
 *   http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
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 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
 * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
 * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
 * limitations under the License.
 */
package org.zaproxy.zap.utils;

import javax.swing.JTextArea;
import javax.swing.text.Document;

import org.zaproxy.zap.utils.ZapTextComponentUndoManager.UndoManagerPolicy;

/**
 * {@code ZapTextArea} is a {@code JTextArea} with {@code UndoableEdit}s.
 *

 * The default is to maintain a window of 100 undoable edits. When the limit is
 * reached older undoable edits start to be discarded when new ones are saved.
 * The limit can be changed with the method {@code setEditsLimit(int)}.
 *

 *

 * It is responsibility of the owner of the {@code ZapTextArea} to discard all
 * undoable edits when they are not needed.
 *

 *

 * If you do not need undoable edits consider using a {@code JTextArea} instead.
 *

 *
 * @since 1.3.0
 * @see #discardAllEdits()
 * @see #setUndoManagerPolicy
 * @see #setEditsLimit(int)
 * @see ZapTextComponentUndoManager
 */
public class ZapTextArea extends JTextArea {

	private static final long serialVersionUID = -5473367713363097247L;

	private ZapTextComponentUndoManager undoManager;

	/**
	 * Constructs a {@code ZapTextArea}, with a default {@code Document}, {@code null} text and zero rows/columns.
	 */
	public ZapTextArea() {
		this(null, null, 0, 0);
	}

	/**
	 * Constructs a {@code ZapTextArea}, with the given {@code Document}, {@code null} text and zero rows/columns.
	 *
	 * @param doc the document of the text area
	 */
	public ZapTextArea(Document doc) {
		this(doc, null, 0, 0);
	}

	/**
	 * Constructs a {@code ZapTextArea}, with a default {@code Document}, the given {@code text} and zero rows/columns.
	 *
	 * @param text the initial text of the text area
	 */
	public ZapTextArea(String text) {
		this(null, text, 0, 0);
	}

	/**
	 * Constructs a {@code ZapTextArea}, with a default {@code Document}, {@code null} {@code text} and the given number of rows
	 * and columns.
	 *
	 * @param rows the number of rows of the text area
	 * @param columns the number of columns of the text area
	 */
	public ZapTextArea(int rows, int columns) {
		this(null, null, rows, columns);
	}

	/**
	 * Constructs a {@code ZapTextArea}, with a default {@code Document}, the given {@code text} and the given number of rows
	 * and columns.
	 *
	 * @param text the initial text of the text area
	 * @param rows the number of rows of the text area
	 * @param columns the number of columns of the text area
	 */
	public ZapTextArea(String text, int rows, int columns) {
		this(null, text, rows, columns);
	}

	/**
	 * Constructs a {@code ZapTextArea}, with the given {@code Document}, {@code text} and number of rows and columns.
	 *
	 * @param doc the document of the text area
	 * @param text the initial text of the text area
	 * @param rows the number of rows of the text area
	 * @param columns the number of columns of the text area
	 */
	public ZapTextArea(Document doc, String text, int rows, int columns) {
		super(doc, text, rows, columns);

		undoManager = new ZapTextComponentUndoManager(this);
	}

	/**
	 * Discards all undoable edits.
	 *
	 * @see ZapTextComponentUndoManager#discardAllEdits()
	 */
	public void discardAllEdits() {
		undoManager.discardAllEdits();
	}

	/**
	 * Sets the maximum number of undoable edits this {@code ZapTextArea} can
	 * hold.
	 *
	 * @param limit
	 *            the new limit
	 *
	 * @see ZapTextComponentUndoManager#setLimit(int)
	 */
	public void setEditsLimit(int limit) {
		undoManager.setLimit(limit);
	}

	/**
	 * Sets the policy of the undoable edits of this {@code ZapTextArea}.
	 *
	 * @param policy
	 *            the new policy
	 *
	 * @throws NullPointerException
	 *             if policy is {@code null}
	 *
	 * @see ZapTextComponentUndoManager#setUndoManagerPolicy(UndoManagerPolicy)
	 */
	public void setUndoManagerPolicy(UndoManagerPolicy policy) throws NullPointerException {
		undoManager.setUndoManagerPolicy(policy);
	}

}

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Q: How to inside template check if dictionary's size is larger than 0 and if it is larger that 0 to fetch first key value pair? I have passed from view dictionary to template page. How to inside template check if dictionary's size is larger than 0 and if it is larger that 0 to fetch first key value pair ?

A: {% if some_dict %}
    Some (k, v) - {{ some_dict.items.0 }}
{% endif %}

Note that Python dicts are unordered, so there is no "first" k-v pair.
And are you sure template is a good place for this logic? I am not.

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The Tiger style is characterised by its extensive footwork, acrobatic kicks, low, wide stances, and unique fist position (where the thumb is curled in the same manner as the other fingers, rather than wrapped around them). According to Master Shi Yan Xiu, this style is the most externally focused style in the Shaolin arsenal. The longer the student practices, however, the more he or she will come to rely solely on internal power.
The focus of the White Crane style is to make less use of physical strength, stressing evasion and strategic attacks to vulnerable areas instead. This style is especially well-suited for women's self-defence as it is not purely strength-based.
The Snake style is on the fluidity of the movements. Straight punches, butterfly palms, the hook, upper cut, and back fist are the primary cornerstones of this technique. Thrusting fingers resembling snake attacks is one of the distinguishing features of this form, hence the name "Snake Style."
There are multiple kick techniques including below-the-knee kicks. There are six fist sets, two stick sets, single sword, short double swords, and other traditional weapons.
The Leopard style is on speed and angular attacks. The leopard does not rely solely on strength like the Tiger, but instead relies on speed and outsmarting the opponent., The Leopard practitioner will focus on his or her elbows, knees, low kicks, and Leopard punches in order to build speed.
The Dragon style is based on a variety of fighting techniques that can be employed for a wide range of needs. The style uses techniques that can cripple or kill an opponent if the need arises or it can be used simply to control a minor street fighting situation.
Dragon Style training involves an extensive amount of iron body training. Hardening the forearms especially is considered essential for this style. Master Shi Yan Xiu uses a range of traditional training methods to toughen the body.
The Praying Mantis style focuses on "sticky hands" - the use of the forearms with the elbows tucked into the chest, the claw-like fingers and the quick explosive actions visually resemble the movements of a praying mantis preparing to strike its prey.
Monkey style is one of the more acrobatic styles. Movements often include falling, lunging, grabbing, jumping, and tumbling. The staff plays a prominent role in weapons training, with practitioners using it to attack, defend themselves or climb it like a pole in order to gain a height advantage during combat.
The flamboyant movements and sometimes comic actions of the monkey style have made it a popular style.


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Otomys uzungwensis is een knaagdier uit het geslacht Otomys dat voorkomt in de Uzungwe-bergen van Tanzania en op het Nyika-plateau in Noordoost-Zambia en Noord-Malawi. Het is een kleine soort zonder vlekken achter de oren en met een afgeplatte schedel en brede ossa nasalia. Hoewel deze soort wel tot O. irroratus of O. typus is gerekend, is hij daar zeker niet nauw aan verwant; het is echter nog onduidelijk in hoeverre deze soort verschilt van O. orestes.

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SparkIV is an award-winning IMG and RPF archive file editor for GTA IV, created by aru. As of version 0.5.1 the software is open source, released under the GPL v3 license.
It includes viewers for several file formats commonly found inside the archives, such as textures (*.wtd), models (*.wdr) and model dictionaries (*.wdd), as well as a decompiler for the game's mission script (*.sco) files.
Added partially Darg & Drop feature.
Added new support for GTA IV 1.0.8.0 & EFLC 1.1.3.0 (Fixing opening error[for thoes versions]).
A folder browser dialog for selecting game folder if the registry path was deleted.
Added file deleting ability by clicking (Delete Key) in the keyboard.
Improved model loading, most models should display correctly now.
Added View/Edit buttons. Default action is View now, so use the Edit button if you wish to edit textures.
Fixed bug with texture encoding producing low quality mipmaps.
Support for showing most of the filenames in Audio RPF (v3) files.
New "Browse" feature loads up GTA IV directory into view allowing easy access to open IMG/RPF files, as well as previewing resource files not in archives.
Experimental support for texture mapping in model preview.
Model meshes without textures will now show in a random color.
Model preview has a tree control allowing to view submeshes.
Model preview allows viewing model in wireframe mode (might be slow).
Double click/Press enter on a supported file to preview it.
Fixed bug in resource file segment size calculation when importing data in Resoursaur.
Includes Resoursaur.exe which can extract segment data out of resource files (wtd/wdr/etc) for reverse-engineering purposes.


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Wagnerism: Art and Politics in the Shadow of Music
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Alex Ross, renowned New Yorker music critic and author of the international bestseller and Pulitzer Prize finalist The Rest Is Noise, reveals how Richard Wagner became the proving ground for modern art and politics―an aesthetic war zone where the Western world wrestled with its capacity for beauty and violence.
For better or worse, Wagner is the most widely influential figure in the history of music. Around 1900, the phenomenon known as Wagnerism saturated European and American culture. Such colossal creations as The Ring of the Nibelung, Tristan und Isolde, and Parsifal were models of formal daring, mythmaking, erotic freedom, and mystical speculation. A mighty procession of artists, including Virginia Woolf, Thomas Mann, Paul Cézanne, Isadora Duncan, and Luis Buñuel, felt his impact. Anarchists, occultists, feminists, and gay-rights pioneers saw him as a kindred spirit. Then Adolf Hitler incorporated Wagner into the soundtrack of Nazi Germany, and the composer came to be defined by his ferocious antisemitism. For many, his name is now almost synonymous with artistic evil.
In Wagnerism, Alex Ross restores the magnificent confusion of what it means to be a Wagnerian. A pandemonium of geniuses, madmen, charlatans, and prophets do battle over Wagner's many-sided legacy. As readers of his brilliant articles for The New Yorker have come to expect, Ross ranges thrillingly across artistic disciplines, from the architecture of Louis Sullivan to the novels of Philip K. Dick, from the Zionist writings of Theodor Herzl to the civil-rights essays of W.E.B. Du Bois, from O Pioneers! to Apocalypse Now.
In many ways, Wagnerism tells a tragic tale. An artist who might have rivaled Shakespeare in universal reach is undone by an ideology of hate. Still, his shadow lingers over twenty-first century culture, his mythic motifs coursing through superhero films and fantasy fiction. Neither apologia nor condemnation, Wagnerism is a work of passionate discovery, urging us toward a more honest idea of how art acts in the world.
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The Home Affairs Department wants its junior and middle-ranking bureaucrats protected from having their names revealed in documents released to the public under freedom of information laws. Changes to rules for government agencies releasing their documents should make it easier to withhold the names of lower-ranking public servants and contractors, the agency told a Senate committee in a submission. Home Affairs championed reforms lowering the bar for withholding the personal details of its non-senior executive officials, saying they would protect staff mental health and safety, and safeguard bureaucrats against grooming by criminal organisations. "Releasing the names [and] other identifying information of medical personnel who undertake medical assessments of visa applicants generally poses unacceptable safety risks to these personnel," the department said. Revealing the identities of detention services staff exposed them to recriminations. "Release of names also impacts on the quality of security reporting due to staff reluctance to submit security reports for fear that their details will later be released under FOI to the subject of the report. "In a specific example, there was a direct link established between the release of a security information report by the department under FOI and a detention officer being confronted in an aggressive and abusive manner by the subject of the report." Home Affairs already removes the names of public servants but said it had to show "real harm" would befall staff if they were identified, a rule it said created delays. The department wants changes to freedom of information laws allowing it to withhold personal details if it finds they're irrelevant to a request for documents. "This would provide for the protection of workers and reduce the potential impact to processing times." The department admitted some requests would require officials to be named, but said this information should be made available to "impacted individuals" outside freedom of information laws. A Senate committee scrutinising the bill to change freedom of information laws is expected to report by November 30, after crossbencher and Centre Alliance senator Rex Patrick proposed the reforms. Senator Patrick has designed the changes as a remedy to what the bill's explanatory document describes as a dysfunctional freedom of information scheme. "These changes are designed to address the considerable dysfunction that has developed in our FOI system which is now characterised by chronic bureaucratic delay and obstruction, unacceptably lengthy review processes, and what appears to be an increased preparedness by agencies to incur very large legal expenses to oppose the release of information," it said. The bill, if it passed parliament, would force the government to fill all three senior bureaucratic roles overseeing the freedom of information scheme, force agencies to reveal their spending on legal advice fighting requests for documents, and let applicants seek reviews of FOI decisions in the appeals tribunal. Parliamentarians would also avoid costs for freedom of information requests. Federal agencies and ministerial offices charged $505,000 for freedom of information documents in 2016-17 but received $147,000, showing that many applicants abandoned their requests after seeing the cost. Home Affairs opposed a change that would stop agencies changing their arguments against releasing documents during information commissioner reviews of government decisions to refuse access. "The proposed restrictions would impede the ability for the review officer to reach an informed decision," the agency said. Home Affairs complained that the rise of digital technology had grown the amount of documents it held and increased its work in responding to freedom of information requests. The department said deadlines required by laws should reflect this change with a "tiered structure" based on the size of right to information requests. The former Department of Immigration and Border Protection, the predecessor to Home Affairs until a machinery of government change took effect in December, received by far the most freedom of information requests in 2016-17 among government agencies. It refused five per cent of the nearly 18,200 applications it received, and partially released documents in 32 per cent of cases.
The Home Affairs Department wants its junior and middle-ranking bureaucrats protected from having their names revealed in documents released to the public under freedom of information laws.
Changes to rules for government agencies releasing their documents should make it easier to withhold the names of lower-ranking public servants and contractors, the agency told a Senate committee in a submission.
Home Affairs championed reforms lowering the bar for withholding the personal details of its non-senior executive officials, saying they would protect staff mental health and safety, and safeguard bureaucrats against grooming by criminal organisations.
"Releasing the names [and] other identifying information of medical personnel who undertake medical assessments of visa applicants generally poses unacceptable safety risks to these personnel," the department said.
Revealing the identities of detention services staff exposed them to recriminations.
"Release of names also impacts on the quality of security reporting due to staff reluctance to submit security reports for fear that their details will later be released under FOI to the subject of the report.
"In a specific example, there was a direct link established between the release of a security information report by the department under FOI and a detention officer being confronted in an aggressive and abusive manner by the subject of the report."
Home Affairs already removes the names of public servants but said it had to show "real harm" would befall staff if they were identified, a rule it said created delays. The department wants changes to freedom of information laws allowing it to withhold personal details if it finds they're irrelevant to a request for documents.
"This would provide for the protection of workers and reduce the potential impact to processing times."
The department admitted some requests would require officials to be named, but said this information should be made available to "impacted individuals" outside freedom of information laws.
A Senate committee scrutinising the bill to change freedom of information laws is expected to report by November 30, after crossbencher and Centre Alliance senator Rex Patrick proposed the reforms.
Senator Patrick has designed the changes as a remedy to what the bill's explanatory document describes as a dysfunctional freedom of information scheme.
"These changes are designed to address the considerable dysfunction that has developed in our FOI system which is now characterised by chronic bureaucratic delay and obstruction, unacceptably lengthy review processes, and what appears to be an increased preparedness by agencies to incur very large legal expenses to oppose the release of information," it said.
The bill, if it passed parliament, would force the government to fill all three senior bureaucratic roles overseeing the freedom of information scheme, force agencies to reveal their spending on legal advice fighting requests for documents, and let applicants seek reviews of FOI decisions in the appeals tribunal. Parliamentarians would also avoid costs for freedom of information requests.
Federal agencies and ministerial offices charged $505,000 for freedom of information documents in 2016-17 but received $147,000, showing that many applicants abandoned their requests after seeing the cost.
Home Affairs opposed a change that would stop agencies changing their arguments against releasing documents during information commissioner reviews of government decisions to refuse access.
"The proposed restrictions would impede the ability for the review officer to reach an informed decision," the agency said.
Home Affairs complained that the rise of digital technology had grown the amount of documents it held and increased its work in responding to freedom of information requests. The department said deadlines required by laws should reflect this change with a "tiered structure" based on the size of right to information requests.
The former Department of Immigration and Border Protection, the predecessor to Home Affairs until a machinery of government change took effect in December, received by far the most freedom of information requests in 2016-17 among government agencies.
It refused five per cent of the nearly 18,200 applications it received, and partially released documents in 32 per cent of cases.
This story Protect our public servants from FOI: Home Affairs first appeared on The Sydney Morning Herald.