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If he wants to use more RAM, that would fulfill his wish.
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It'll be a more efficient use of RAM than doing a RAMDISK for sure, and we get the benefits of super fast load times.
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cat "${file}" > /dev/null ;
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Change Log
- Added native 64-bit EXE.
- Added multiple user support to the installer.
- Improved handling of graphics driver version numbers.
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I am going to Israel later in the year and would like to visit Petra while im in the region.
I understand that as an Uk citizen, I need visa but I dont need to apply for one pior to travelling?
Ideally I would like to travel to Petra on a day trip from Israel/Palestine, is that feasible? It seems most people travel all the way to Eilat(but it sounds very touristy) and then up to Petra. Is it possible to get to Petra over the Allenby Bridge?
Are there companies doing one day yours from Israel/Palestine?


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I don't mind reading Cat in the Hat, but my 1st Grader still wants books to be read as part of the night time ritual, even though she reads them fine herself. But Ready Freddy is no fun to read out loud. I can't do different voices for all the children in the book. :)
I would keep doing it as long as the child is interested in it, and might even press the issue a while later.
Jim Trelease is an advocate of reading aloud thoughout (at least) the elementary years, and his research is compelling. He has published collections of stories and book recommendations that are age appropriate as children grow up.
This story of a father and daughter who read aloud together for 8+ years starting in elementary school is compelling.
Do be aware of the difference between reading aloud as a fun, together activity and reading aloud as a trigger to wind down. If the same books are selected over and over, then it is more likely the latter. That I would stop that part of it by selecting more interesting stories and not repeating very often. I would also move the reading aloud earlier in the routine, say before brushing of teeth.
Have you seen the Princess Bride? The story is told as a child being read to by his grandfather.
I'd say keep reading the bedtime stories for as long as your child is willing to let you! It is not only a great opportunity for parent-child bonding, but it also fosters an appreciation of reading.
Eventually you'll reach a point where they feel they're "too old" for that, and I suspect you'll wind up missing that ritual.
If the stories themselves are the problem, then you have two options:
As a teacher, librarian and parent, I can tell you that there is no end to the benefits of reading to your children. I would encourage that you continue reading aloud with your children even into high school. Beyond the valuable bonding time it provides you with your child it allows for a number of educational benefits. First, even when a child can read, they need to keep building skills such as fluency which can be learned from hearing stories read aloud. Additionally, it sets the tone that reading is important. Being a reader is the number one predictor of student success. If you encourage your child to be a reader and show them it is so important that you take time every day to do it with them, it sends a powerful message to you kids. There is no need to use a bunch of different voices to effectively teach your kids to be readers. I have been reading to my daughter since before she was born and I have every intention to continue reading to her until she is grown and leaves our home.
No matter how well your child reads in elementary school, there's always going to be plenty of material that's appropriate, but beyond what he or she could read and really understand on his or her own. Reading together is a chance to expose your child to lots of great literature, and that in turn makes it much more likely that they'll read more on their own later. It also improves their vocabulary and reading comprehension, and that gives them a big leg up on standardized tests like the SAT and ACT. It's also a great bonding experience, and it's fun.
Read to your kids for as long as they'll let you.
I've been reading my 1st grader son some classic books which are still a little too hard for him to read on his own. We did the original Winnie the Pooh books this summer and the EB White books before that. I'm planning on Dickens A Christmas Carol for the holiday season. All are books that he will enjoy listening to, but isn't able to read by himself yet.
I intend to read to my daughter until she's able to choose and read her own books to herself. Even then, I'll probably read to her occasionally just for a treat from time to time. We also try and vary the complexity of the stories so that we get lots of language and exposure to new words in there.
Sometimes my wife and I read to each other from articles in magazines or online from articles we think would interest the other. In general, we view reading as just another shared activity which our entire family can enjoy and we hope to keep it that way for as long as we can.
I really urge you to read to your child for as many years as you can, literally. Read every night you can until it is just not possible anymore. My father and I read together until I was an adult. He started by reading to me and then, when I got old enough, we would take turns being the reader. Those are some of my best memories of my dad, and I am so grateful he did that. It was wonderful to look forward to hearing the next chapter before bed.
It makes me emotional thinking about it. There are so many fantastic books out there. To read them together provides a whole treasure trove of ideas, stories, characters, and situations that enhanced our relationship and discussions up until the day he died.
If you are bored with the books you have, get to a library and get some more. The librarians can help you find books that are interesting to both of you. Even if you don't find the books too enthralling now, you are laying the foundation for wonderful times in the future. Persevere!
May I recommend a few books that my daughters (and sons!) and I (and my wife!) have enjoyed? Charlotte's Web by E.B. White, The Little House on the Prairie by Laura Ingalls Wilder, and Betsy and Tacy by Maude Heart Lovelace are all fantastic. For pictures books, let me suggest When Jesse Came Across the Sea (can't remember the author), Make Way for Ducklings by Robert McClausky (probably a different spelling), and Peter Rabbit by Beatrice Potter.
Happy Reading!
I read my kids bedtime stories, we all cuddle up on one or the other's bed. My son is in 1st grade and my daughter is about to turn 5. What I do is read a couple lines then point to a word to have them sound it out. It makes the bedtime story a little longer than just reading the story yourself, but at the same time the kids are still practicing their site words for school.
My middle school was boring throughout until I went to 5th grade (de 5e klas, to be precies - this was in the Netherlands). The difference was that the teacher was a story teller. In history lessons he would tell these stories about what had happened; and weekly he would just read a book for us. All pupils were mesmerized by his stories, every one of us loved it. I was 10 years at the time and my memories of him reading 300 page books are among the most memorable and lasting of my entire education. Another is when my Dutch teacher in high school read a poem, this was when I was 15 or 16. I can still silence rooms of people by reading stuff, or improvising.
In short: you can read to people at any age.
You might like to reverse the roles, and ask to be read a story every once in a while.
NEVER stop. Maybe add to the ritual having them read to you when they are able (Bob books are great for first graders).
I say keep doing it as long as you can find stories that you both like. Aside from just bonding time it is great for vocabulary and communication skills. I'm 30 and my wife and I take turns reading before bed. My dad read to me when I was little, and my brother and I took turns reading out loud up until high school.


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I recently lost the keys to my lock and had to borrow a bolt cutter to free my bike. It was a bit of an eye opener to realise a) just how easy it was for the bolt cutters to cut through my D Lock (<10 seconds), and b) that nobody on a busy town shopping street batted an eyelid at me doing so.
When choosing a new lock, is there any brand name, or build material to go for that makes it harder to cut through (using relatively small/discrete bolt cutters)?


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Unanswered: Design of javascript desktop app for future conversion to mobile device
I am about to write a Jasvascript desktop application. (It's a mapping application using ESRI Javascript API) I plan to convert this application to run on Mobile devices down the track using Sencha Touch.
I don't really have time to sift through all the documentation yet but wondered if there are some design considerations I need to take on board now within my javascript desktop web page.
HTML elements / Styles / Page layout to use or avoid. That sort of thing.
Does anyone have a few tips or reference to the documentation I need ?
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When I do this, is it just a matter of creating the new mobile UI stucture with Sencha Touch and essentially calling the same javascript functions where appropriate that I have already written ?
If so, then I'd like to know whether there are types of document elements or styles that simply don't work well in the Sencha Touch application. Also do Dojo.connect events work the same ? I hope that makes it clearer.


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Edit 16.07.2014
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- enhancement: provided enhanced functionality to try to rebuffer a grid if
any buffer request fails; added fallbacks for grid view's properties in
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- enhancement: made sure livegrid's store contents get removed before the load
operation is triggered
- fixed: fixed an issue where the grid view would try to render its body,
although no data is available
- fixed: fixed an issue where the scroll position of the grid would be applied
from the browser's internal cache, but it shouldn't
- fixed: fixed an issue where the starting parameter for an erroneous loaded
state of a grid would not be calculated properly
- enhancement: added "reloadFromState()" method as a convenient way to reload a
grid from a given state
- enhancement: updated copyright information; enhanced toolbar to give more
information about the state of load-/buffer-operations
Version 0.8.1 (GPL)
- fixed: fixed an issue where in rare cases "-1" would be sent to the attached data storage as the "start" parameter for the requested range
Version 0.8 (GPL)
- enhancement: livegrid is now staful, thus able to restore selections and scroll position upon load
Version 0.7.1 (GPL)
- fixed: fixed an issue where references to selected records would get lost after reloading or sorting the store
Version 0.7 (GPL)
- fixed: fixed an issue where inserting data would not work properly if the sorting is in ascending order and the very last record of the whole dataset represented is viewed
- enhancement: added support for store's "paramNames" configuration options
- enhancement: added event "insertindexfound" to store to notify interested components of the insert index of a record the store will use. Attached listener can change this value before the store uses it for updating it's internal data set
Version 0.6.1 (GPL)
- fixed: (Store.js) fixed an issue where sortData() would not
be working with ExtJS 3.4
Version 0.6 (GPL)
- enhancement: (GridView.js) brought full 3.4 support by fixing an issue where drag zones would not be properly instantiated. Removed renderUi() override. Added optional argument to reset() in case reset reloads the data, sicne changes with 3.4 in store's load() method would not carry references for options.params around. It is recommended to not rely on setting the params in the beforeload listener as thiese params would not persist.
Version 0.5.1RC1, 0.4.2RC1 (GPL)
- fixed: (GridView.js) fixed an issue where selections not currently in the buffer would get accidently removed once the grid gets reset
- enhancement: added CheckboxSelectionModel.js to be able to use a checkboxselection with Ext.ux.Livegrid
Version 0.5 (GPL)
- enhancement: (GridView.js) added compatibility for use with Ext 3.3
- fixed: (Store.js) fixed an issue where the "selectionsProxy" would call a
method that was marked deprecated since Ext 3.0
- enhancement: (GridView.js) splitted "liveScrolleInset" into 3 divs which
fixes issues when a large number of data should be shown in the grid; this
prevents incapabilities of browsers which define max heights for HTML Elements
Edit 11.07.2009
Version 0.3.1 (GPL)
11-July 2009
- fixed: (GridView.js) load mask would steal focus from scrollbar in some broswers
- fixed: (GridView.js) (suspendLoadEvent) would not be properly reset after buffering,
which would not remove the loadMask
- enhancement: removed "loadMaskConfig" property and instead delegated loadmask
configuration to loadMask cfg property; simplified "showLoadMask" method
- enhancement: allowed for re-rendering the rows if the store is pre-buffering
- enhancement: "load" event from the store would still fire even if the store
would only buffer; added "suspendLoadEvent" to the list of options so the store does suspend
its events once a buffer finished (see http://www.extjs.com/forum/showthrea...046#post324046)
Version 0.3RC2 (GPL)
Edit 07.12.2008
Version 0.3RC2 (GPL)
- fixed: (GridView.js) "renderUI()" would not set "this.dragZone" properly if
drag & drop is enabled for the GridView's grid
- fixed: (make.bat, make.sh) naming issues for debug-build resolved; enhanced
check if argument was submitted
Edit 23.11.2008
Version 0.3RC1 (GPL)
- enhancement: added build tools for creating minified deployable versions of
- enhancement: (GridView.js) the rowIndex argument of the column's renderer will
now pass the value of the index of the row as available in the view, i.e. as defined
in the row's rowIndex property, which adds support for Ext.grid.RowNumberer
- fixed: (GridView.js) fixed a bug where "getPredictedBufferIndex()" would not
compute the next rowIndex for a request properly, leading to an endless loop
- enhancement: (GridView.js, RowSelectionModel.js) removed override of "onRefresh()"
to keep selections after a refresh or sort occured, if, and only if those records are
returned by the response; removed custom call to selection model's "clearSelections()"
in the GridView's "reset()" method
- enhancement: intercepted "autoLoad" property of Ext.ux.grid.livegrid.Store to make
sure the store gets only loaded if the view has been rendered, if the store's autoLoad
property was set to "true"
Edit 01.11.2008
Version 0.3a4 (GPL)
- fixed: (EditorGridPanel.js) call to "startEditing()" would throw error if the
requested index in the view is not currently representing a record; overrode
method for checking if record to edit is available
- enhancement: (GridView.js) adjusted behavior of "ensureVisible()" to scroll a
requested cell horizontally into view
Version 0.3a3 (GPL)
- fixed: (Toolbar.js) when passing the grid as config parameter, the immediate
call to "bind" would throw an error since the views's "ds" property is not available
Version 0.3a2 (GPL)
- enhancement: (Toolbar.js) config object allows now to specify either the grid
or the view the toolbar is bound to
- fixed: (Store.js) "getAt()" would return "-1" if the data at the passed index
could not be found in some cases; changed to return type "undefined"
- fixed: (GridView.js) overrode method "getCell()" to return "null" if the row
for the specified index could not be found
- fixed: firing of event "cursormove" would happen before "replaceLiveRows()"
has taken care of re-assigning the rowIndex to the rows in the view which could
lead to errors; adjusted method and made sure that "replaceLiveRows()" is called
- enhancement: (EditorGridPanel.js, GridPanel.js) added basic support for using
cell editors for the Livegrid (EditorGridPanel-support)
- enhancement: (ext-ux-livegrid.css, DragZone.js) minor code cleanups, changed
css class "x-dd-drop-waiting" to "ext-ux-livegrid-drop-waiting"
- enhancement: (GridView.js) added method "getRow()", removed overriden method
"onCellSelect()", "onCellDeselect()", "onRowOver()", "onRowOut()" and changed
arguments for call of methods that operate on Html-elements in the view to pass
the model index as specified in the elements "rowIndex"-property, which will get
translated internally to the html-element's index in the view, for broadening
compatibility to other plugins/exension, such as the EditorGridPanel
- enhancement: (GridView.js) changed behavior of "processRows()" to paint the selections
if the third argument does not equal to "false"
- enhancement: (RowSelectionModel.js) added method "deselectRecord()" to deselect a record
that is already selected in the model
- enhancement: (GridView.js) added method "isRecordRendered()" to check whether the passed
record is currently within the visible rect of the grid's view
- enhancement: removed programmatically invoking scroll in IE when the grid is rendered,
since this was fixed due to the css changes in a previously version
- fixed: (RowSelectionModel.js) method "isSelected()" would lose it's original argument
while processing it, which could lead to erroneous behavior
Edit 29.09.2008:
- fixed: (GridView.js) missing call to "isBuffering = true" in "updateLiveRows()"
made the component to ignore a previously set queue and request new data immediately
Version 0.3a1 (GPL)
- enhancement: added Ext 2.2 compatibility, refactored code, changed ui to match
Ext style
- License changed from LGPL to GPL
- enhancement: changed namespace to "Ext.ux.grid.livegrid":
+---------------------------------------+----------------------------------------+ | old name | new name | +---------------------------------------+----------------------------------------+ | Ext.ux.grid.BufferedGridView | Ext.ux.grid.livegrid.GridView | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Ext.ux.BufferedGridToolbar | Ext.ux.grid.livegrid.Toolbar | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Ext.ux.grid.BufferedGridDragZone | Ext.ux.grid.livegrid.DragZone | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Ext.ux.data.BufferedJsonReader | Ext.ux.grid.livegrid.JsonReader | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Ext.ux.grid.BufferedRowSelectionModel | Ext.ux.grid.livegrid.RowSelectionModel | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Ext.ux.grid.BufferedStore | Ext.ux.grid.livegrid.Store | +---------------------------------------+----------------------------------------+ +---------------------------------------+----------------------------------------+
is set to true
- fixed: rendering bug of the vertical scrollbar in IE7 did not trigger the scroll
event to small; set min height to two times of horizontalScrollOffset property
- fixed: vertical scrollbar would disappear in FF3 if the size of the viewport gets
to small; set min height to two times of horizontalScrollOffset property
- fixed: view would not always calculate the grid's size leading to errors when it
should decide whether the horizontal scrollbar is shown
- enhancement: added "bulkRemove()" method and "bulkremove" event to store, added
"bulkremove"-listener to BufferedGridView
- fixed: (RowSelectionModel.js) added a property for mapping already
selected records to their view index, so that the position of records, which are
no longer in the store, can still be referenced. Added support for removing and
shifting selections if a record was removed that is not part of the store, but
still could be referenced using the map
- fixed: (Store.js) when removing records which are not buffered by the
store, and which are behind the range of the currently buffered record set, the
"remove" method now adjusts the values of the "bufferRange"-property minus the
number of records removed, to reflect the changes in the underlying data model
- fixed: (GridView.js) when removing rows which are not part of the data
model, the "rowIndex" and "lastRowIndex" properties are now both updated, and the
remaining rows in the view processed by "processRows()"
- fixed: (GridView.js) "forceRepaint" argument for the "updateLiveRows"
method is now passed using the "options"-object of the Ajax.request, which will
then be passed to the "replaceLiveRows()".method called by the "liveBufferUpdate()".
- fixed: (GridView.js) last revision had a typo left that caused the rows
not to be updated when the "insertRows()" method would be called with the
"isUpdate"-argument set to true
- enhancement: (GridView.js) changed "onRemove()" method to not support
"isUpdate" argument, since the current implementation of GridView would
never call "onRemove" for simply updating a row in the view
- fixed: bufferRange will now get reset if all records in the store are removed
Edit 11.09.2008:
Version 0.2
Edit 02.09.2008:
Version 0.2rc5
- fixed: (BufferedGridView.js) typo left in "insertRows()" would prevent the
view to reassign the proper rowIndex when argument "isUpdate" was set to true
- fixed: (BufferedGridView.js) wrong parameter passed to "buffer" and
"beforebuffer" event caused listeners to assume wrong number of visible rows
Edit 30.08.2008:
Version 0.2rc4
- fixed: (BufferedStore.js) store would not allow for adding records without throwing errors when the store was initialized with no records; changed bufferRange to be initialized with [0,0] instead of [0, bufferSize] and incremented bufferRange-count according to the records coming in, until bufferRange[1] equals to bufferSize
- fixed: (BufferedGridView.js, BufferedRowSelectionModel.js) store "add" event would neccessarily trigger the selectionmodel's onAdd-listener before the onAdd-listener of the GridView, resulting in false rendering of selected records; changed the selection model to listen to the "rowsinserted" event of the view and extended this event to pass the length of added record as the fourth parameter to all it's listeners
- fixed: (BufferedGridView.js) collapsed panel would hide added records of the grid when the grid is expanded again and would lose scroll-position; added listener for "expand"-event of the view's gridpanel to recalculate visible rows, the buffer inset and reset the scrollbar's position to the proper value
- enhancement: (BufferedGridView.js) improved calculation of rows that would cause spill when new records get added in "insertRows()"
- fixed: (BufferedGridView.js) when adding new rows, selected rows which change their position in the view would lose their css-style for indicating that they are selected and pass it to unselected rows; updated "processRows()" to remove css-styles on rows which are currently not selected
- fixed: (BufferedGridView.js) "onAdd()" would not always insert records depending on the position they got added in the store; updated and improved code based on "rows get added before first visible row", "rows get added after the last visible row", "rows get added somewhere in between the first and last visible row"
Edit 30.08.2008:
Version 0.2rc3
- BufferedGridView: fixed - last row would not always be rendered proper if the end of records is reached and the panel would be resized so that more records are displayable; improved calculating the height of the buffer inset in both performance and functionality; component now working with Safari 3.1 under windows XP
Edit 29.08.2008:
Version 0.2rc2
- BufferedGridView.js: re-rendering rows would not work proper if a resize of the panel during buffering happened; "adjustVisibleRows()" skips recalculating the "rowIndex" property now if the livegrid is currently buffering. "replaceLiveRows()" would not always calculate the exact range of rows to render; adjusted conditions to check for valid ranges
Edit 29.08.2008:
Version 0.2rc1
- BufferedRowSelectionModel: "selectRow()" would allow selecting indexes greater than
the "totalLength"-property of the store; added condition to check whether the index is
out of bounds (closes google issue 5)
- BufferedGridView.js: fixed a bug that would not recalculate the scrollbar's
height if the number of possible rows to display in the view would exceed the
total number of records in the store
- BufferedStore.js: buffer range would not store the number of the total length
of the records when last possible range is reached, but instead the number of the
start-parameter with the "limit"-parameter, which lead to errors when a last
possible record to render is requested that cannot be found in the store
- BufferedGridView.js: last row in the grid is now clipped instead of removed if
it is not fully displayable
Edit 25.08.2008:
- BufferedGridView: wrong calculation of "start"-parameter for the buffer-request
caused infinite loop. Adjusted calculation of return value in "getPredictedBufferIndex()"
to always return correct value for "start"-parameter if the "nearLimit" property is greater
than or equals to half of store's "bufferSize" property (fixes google issue 4)
Version 0.1.1
- BufferedGridView: grid would not be repainted correctly if a column was moved:
method "onColumnMove()" with appropriate implementation added (fixes google issue 9);
"onRemove()" would not work properly if the end of the data was reached in the visible
rect and rows from within that rect are removed. Adjusted "lastRowIndex" to be equal to
"rowIndex", and skipped implicit "processRows()" call in "replaceLiveRows()" via passing
a new third argument "processRows", which will only call "processRows()" if the argument
was not set to false; removed call to "selections.add()" in "processRows()" since selections
are already in the "bufferedSelections" property of the selection model, and previously
selected records are still part of the "selections"-property of the selection model.
- BufferedGridView: Added functionality for listening to erroneous responses from
buffer-requests. Event "bufferfailure" will now be fired if the store indicated that
the proxy's response was erroneous; added "options" parameter to be passed to
- BufferedGridToolbar: Toolbar is now listening to "bufferfailure"-event and resets
the reload-button to "enabled" if necessary.
Edit 30.05.2008:
- fixed: wrong calculation in BufferedGridView.onLiveScroll (based on lastScrollPosition and actual scrollPosition) caused the view sometimes to not re-render some rows
- fixed: provided bug fix for "ensureVisible: returned x-coordinate does not take the x-position of the gridpanel into account" (see http://extjs.com/forum/showthread.ph...331#post175331)
- enhancement: added cfg option "scrollDelay" in BufferedGridView for buffering calls to onLiveScroll when scroll-event gets fired (thanks to Rich Waters)
Edit 28.05.2008:
Ext.ux.LiveGrid is now hosted at google-code: http://code.google.com/p/ext-ux-livegrid/
- fixed: wrong calculation of last displayable row after removing a row caused selection-model to get out of synch with the store's data
- enhancement: BufferedStore: removed custom applySort() implementation due to changes in findInsertIndex
- enhancement: BufferedStore: changed findInsertIndex to use parent implementation first, then check return value and adjust the index if needed
- enhancement: BufferedStore/BufferedGridView: moved bufferRange-member to BufferedStore
- enhancement: BufferedStore: optimized insert() method in BufferedStore
- fixed: when adding a record to the store on the fly, the ensureVisible-method would not work always corect afterwards
- fixed: when adding records, a previously made selection would block selecting the newly added record
- enhancement: allowed to add records at position "0" in grid (existing records get shifted down)
- fixed: skipped request for updateLiveRows in Ext.ux.grid.BufferedGridView.adjustVisibleRows when number of total records in store is less than the number of visible rows
- fixed: request for buffering data in Ext.ux.grid.BufferedGridView.updateLiveRows() did not apply the property "lastOptions.params" to the params sent with the buffer-request
Edit 18.03.2008:
- works with 2.0.2 now
Edit 03.12.2007:
- works with 2.0 stable now
Edit 01.12.2007:
- updated project homepage
- changed version to 0.5 BETA
- Updated documentation of Ext.ux.grid.BufferedGridStore and Ext.ux.BufferedGridToolbar
- Fixed a bug in Ext.ux.grid.BufferedRowSelectionModel to allow shifting selections when Ext.ux.grid.BufferedGridStore fires the add-event with an index equal to Number.MIN_VALUE
- Fixed lagging repaint of scrollbar inset
- Fixed missing scrollbars in Opera 9.24 and IE 6.0 (thanks to andrei, xpressive, Jacob)
Updated project homepage
Edit 28.11.2007: Added zip file containing demo database
Edit 27.11.2007: Added source from data_proxy.php
Project home: http://www.ext-livegrid.com
Please feel free to leave your comments, suggestions and bug reports in this thread.
Last edited by ThorstenSuckow; 16 Jul 2014 at 12:51 PM. Reason: code update
- fixed: (BufferedGridView.js) typo left in "insertRows()" would prevent the
10 Nov 2007 11:46 AM #2
Great news! In fact this is one of the missing things in Ext I like in Dojo.
As far as I could see the demo works in IE 7, great work!
10 Nov 2007 12:26 PM #3
Very nice work! This gives a much better user experience than paging. I hope to see this become an official part of Ext.
10 Nov 2007 12:39 PM #4
WOW! Thats very good work! Works like a charm (if you call it 0.1, what else are you going to implement to get this to 1.0 finally, since it already looks quite finished ?)
Thank you very much for sharing!Extensions:
Ext.ux.DatePickerPlus (Multimonth,Multiselect,...)
Ext.ux.menu.StoreMenu - Ajax Store as menu-item config
Extended Window - Aero Shadows, nested grayscaled modal windows
Ext.ux.plugin.triggerfieldTooltip (for Comboboxes, Datefields...)
Ext.util.Utf8 (encode/decode)
Ext.util.base64 (encode/decode)
ExtJS 184.108.40.206/4.2
Touch 2.3.1
10 Nov 2007 1:22 PM #5
10 Nov 2007 1:37 PM #6
Initial impresson = WOW!
I especially like how the rows indicator at the bottom right updates smoothly as you drag the scrollbar.
10 Nov 2007 2:02 PM #7
10 Nov 2007 3:46 PM #8
Looks real good. I know exactly where I can use it.
11 Nov 2007 3:37 AM #9
Looks great!
- Doesn't work in IE6 (the column headers aren't visible, and no data).
- In Firefox it seems that the call to data-proxy.php returns JSON data or error (see below).
- Could you make sure that data-proxy.php only returns the first 13 rows of data (or the number of rows that is visible in the grid)?
- If I only scroll one row down it should return the next 13 rows of data (as I'm probably going to advance one row more.... and more....).
- It looks like it is retrieving data even though it should have it cached? If I go from the top to the bottom and back then I get the reloading mask. Could you configure it to keep data in the browser OR reload every time?
Which license is this released under? The same as ExtJS?
11 Nov 2007 7:08 AM #10
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Very impressive. I like the way it calculates the number of rows fully visible, and asjusts the View height so that it shows an exact number of rows.
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KSVK conceded an average of over 4 goals a game! You'd want them to stay up, just to boost your goal dif next season!
KSVK conceded an average of over 4 goals a game! You'd want them to stay up, just to boost your goal dif next season!
Hello. Thought we might as well get one going as they are always a bit of fun.
The same day I got 666 facebook wall posts, this happened:
sorry ab out the small image not sure how to do it like above.
Damn. Either that ref is a real ball-breaker or their player did something atrocious!
he kicked my CB. He deserved it.
Dug out the famous 'April Fool' one!
If you got to April 1 in game, and in real life at the same time, that would happen, you'd get a message saying you had £500m to spend, and as soon as you accepted it, it said April Fool. Brilliant!
Kettering are in League 2, 22nd I think, Chelsea are runaway leaders in the Premiership.
Chelsea won the replay 3-0.
brilliant, this is why i love fm.............Chelsea dithering away.
Wow, the 666 and the April Fools day screenshots are brilliant.
The funniest thing to happen on my FM recently is when William Gallas told me he dislikes William Gallas and wants to leave the team because of it.
Actually, it wasn't that funny because he was my captain at the time...
JKAE obv Chavdar Yankov been staying with Vinnie Jones with tackles like that!
i had a scout reccommend this Top Notch player at start of season!
must of been down the pub before scounting him "doesent have any real weakness" the scout seen his hair?
Jesus, I can just imagine Savage and Barton in the center of midfield!
hahaha now THATS football
I have a prem kit pack but only Arsenal's kit works when i created the folder for it.
path was footballmanager/graphics/kits/premierleague
Any idea what I may have done wrong?
Do I have to create a folder for each team after premier league?
no, i think all you have to do is to put the downloaded folder in footballmanager/graphics. maybe something's wrong with 'config' file.
Exeter where 20th in League one at this point...
Well, im alright i guess
look at the bottom of the table. Ha!
Read Bendtner's good relationships -
I must be missing something
with the bendtner one
bendtner headbutted adebayor in a previous arsenal match and they both hated each other for a lil while before kissing and making up
KVSK in the Belgian league complete a monumental season! 0 wins, 0 draws, 34 losses. FOUR goals for the season and a -143 goal difference!!!
And here's one that sounds like a nasty injury
^Forgive my stupidity but I don't get it.
Last 8 games...
I feel like going KSVK now, just to see if I can get 3 points...
Wise words indeed.....
Hands of Kok Brilliant.
That's Brilliant
This was uncalled for
But this was totally necessary, especially for a CL Semi
How far are u in the game HappyDrog?
Work it out... it gives you Raul's age And Tuesday 21st April 2009 for the 2nd one
This guy needs a new agent...
He asked how far he was into the game - something you could work out by looking at the screenshots...
You can work out the year tho, if you take Raul's age this year (31) and find out how many years until he is 52 (21). So 2008 + 21 = 2029.
Then again this could be 2030, before his birthday so the game is either in 2029, or 2030.
Last edited by ronaldo7fan; 20-07-2008 at 23:26.
these are all quality :-)
i dont get the raul one
and why are people putting 10 letter rule and under 10 letters after their posts ?
I don't have the match pic, 'cos it's quite an old game.
I draw your attention to the second last game on Witton's cup run.
Chelsea were the third best team in the premiership that year, while Witton had never even spent a season in the Conference North up to that point.
the ten letter rule is stupid
Hands off Kok, classic
Dregganor, am I seeing right that your WBA team got relegated the same year they won the Champions Cup? Ouch.
http://img243.imageshack.us/img243/3180/teamns0.jpg you play for WHO????
lol joe public
Joe Public????
from Trinidad and Tobago.. apparently.. must say its the first time i've come across them in-game... and this http://img292.imageshack.us/img292/8516/joesq1.jpg doesnt really add much more...
http://www.joepubliconline.com/cms/ ! They've won the Caribbean Football Union Club Championship on "more than one previous occasion" (two, then?), I can't believe you guys haven't heard of them!
They have either the best or the worst logo of all time.
I can't decide.
Also related to Joe Public (so slightly off-topic for the thread as a whole, I guess): This is funny. Punishing players because too many of them (including national players, according to that page) are playing in local minor leagues. Your league is in serious ruin if players are choosing to play non-professionally in matches that are free to attend for no wages, rather than matches in your professional league.
Also, I think there should be a "bandit league" in FM09. It could be a league made up entirely of ex-Bandits players.
Last edited by Dreaded Walrus; 24-07-2008 at 04:56.
Ot, but in addition to Joe Public, the best name for a team EVER is a Trinidad and Tobago side: House of Dread. They are in the T&T National Super League. Imagine a team of greyed-out zombies
P.S. Damn! According to google, they've just been relegated. Please, SI, keep them in the database!
Last edited by phnompenhandy; 24-07-2008 at 06:22. Reason: add a PS
Found this one while clearing out my shed - http://www.zen102391.zen.co.uk/fm/arse.jpg
Your surname is what now?!
Just when you though it was going badly, He turns up and lets s know, its Al Ok.
^ His facegen pic should have a permanent smile, a wink as well as a little hand popping up giving the thumbs up.
ha. also impressed by the four-letter name!
Not funny ha-ha, but funny peculiar. This lad's the only one i've seen do this, and he graduated to nightclubs before games within the week.
Seen that one many a time.
My teams full of urine heads
jajaj very good one!!
take that chelsea!
Stevie_G_random numbers
dont bully Chelsea
it aint nice
arghhh what am i saying its Chelsea
and Grant said we will beat liverpool
silly man
shame wernt like that in real life
would be a good game to watch
http://img68.imageshack.us/img68/9018/offerku8.jpg had to laugh at this... wonder if they'll come back with an improved offer?!
rinso - Wow. I would accept that all day long
spong_miester - also wow - I'd be hella annoyed if that happened to me.!
Hahahaha Pea Tear that definitely made me giggle a bit. So how did that work out?
Wasn't funny at the time, how the hell did I LOSE this match.
Will play Bury 4 times in 12 days, including 3 times at Newport Stadium
also kind of unusual to have 12 home games out of 17.
forgot about this picture....
Just wow. I'd be distraught.
that was also the final by the way
ummm... ouch.. not a lot else you can say to that really... what did their keeper get?? 7/10?!
looking back at it now and he had a rating of 9 and was man of the match
A very short reign....
You are a ...
These are great. I so wish i kept the screenie of a young indoneasian regen called ram shanker. I kid you not.
I've been waiting for a thread like this to pop up. I will go upload all my screenies onto Photobucket and link them here.
All of the following are from 07. Sorry about bad coding or bad images.
Ronaldinho too? Fine
Ok, this is getting ridiculous
Look at the ref's name
I thought it was a friendly
You play well with 8 men
That's harsh on yourself
Now for some images:
Finally, not funny but
He's better than Cech, it's SUPER GREY!!!
Then, of course, there's "Gay chases Pratt" and even better "Gay wants Pratt", but I can't find those screenies.
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Owen Davies there... Wow!!
http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/3604/refue8.jpg - I don't think many fans would take this ref seriously.
Getafe's 4 managers battled bravely against relegation...
http://img381.imageshack.us/img381/5439/offercb6.jpg and a week to think about it!! unfortunately, the little blighter want interested in coming to anfield... still.. it was a nice thought!!


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How to estimate the time needed to crack RSA encryption? I mean the time needed to crack Rsa encryption with key length of 1024, 2048, 3072, 4096, 5120, 6144, 5120, 7168, 8192, 9216, 10240, 11264, 12288, 13312, 14336, 15360, and 16384?
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See this site for a summary of the key strength estimates used by various researchers and organizations.
Your "512-bits in 12μs" is completely bogus. Let's see from where it comes. 1999 was the year when the first 512-bit general factorization was performed, on a challenge published by RSA (the company) and called RSA-155 (because the number consisted in 155 decimal digits -- in binary, the length is 512 bits). That factorization took 6 months. At the Eurocrypt event organized the same year (in May; at that time the 512-bit factorization effort had begun but was not completed yet), Adi Shamir, from the Weizmann Institute, presented a theoretical device called TWINKLE which, supposedly, may help quite a bit in a factorization effort. It should consist in a huge number of diodes flashing at carefully selected frequencies, in a kind of black tube. Shamir brought a custom device which, from 10 meters away, looked like a coffee machine. He asked for people to switch off the light, so that the Eurocrypt attendee could marvel at the four red diodes flashing at invervals of 2, 3, 5 and 7 seconds. Ooh! and Aah! they went, although the actual machine, would it be built, would require a few millions of diodes and frequencies in the 10 or 100 gigahertz. So the idea is fun (at least for researchers in cryptology, who are known to have a strange sense of humor) but has not gone beyond the theoretical sketch step yet. Shamir is a great showman.
However, TWINKLE is only "help". The best known factorization algorithm is called the General Number Field Sieve; the two algorithms which come next are the Quadratic Sieve and the Elliptic Curve Method. A 512-bit number is out of reach of QS and ECM with today's technology, and a fortiori with 1999's technology. GNFS is very complex (mathematically speaking), especially since it requires a careful selection of some critical parameters ("polynomial selection"). So there must be an initial effort by very smart brains (with big computers, but brains are the most important here). Afterward, GNFS consists in two parts, the sieve and the linear reduction. The sieve can be made in parallel over hundreds or thousand of machines, which must still be relatively big (in RAM), but this is doable. The linear reduction involves computing things with a matrix which is too big to fit in a computer (by several orders of magnitude, and even if we assume that the said computer has terabytes of fast RAM). There are algorithms to keep the matrix (which is quite sparse) in a compressed format and still be able to compute on that, but this is hard. In the 512-bit factorization, sieving took about 80% of the total time, but for bigger numbers the linear reduction is the bottleneck.
TWINKLE is only about speeding up the sieving part. It does nothing about the linear reduction. In other words, it speeds up the part which is easy (relatively speaking). Even a TWINKLE-enhanced sieving half would be nowhere near 12μs. Instead, it would rather help bringing a four month sieving effort down to, say, three weeks. Which is good, in a scientific way, but not a record breaker, especially since linear reduction dominates for larger sizes. The 12μs figure seems to come from a confusion with an even more mythical beast, the Quantum Computer, which could easily factor big numbers if a QC with 512 "qubits" could be built. D-Wave has recently announced a quantum computer with 128 qubits, but it turned out that these were not "real" qubits, and they are unsuitable for factorization (they still can do, theoretically, some efficient approximations in optimization problems, which is great but basically not applicable to cryptography, because cryptographic algorithms are not amenable to approximations -- they are designed so that a single wrong bit scrambles the whole thing). The best "real" QC so far seems to be the prototype by IBM with, as far as I recall, has 5 qubits, enabling it to establish that 15 is equal to 3 times 5.
The current RSA factorization record is for a 768-bit integer, announced in December 2009. It took four years and involved the smartest number theorists currently living on Earth, including Lenstra and Montgomery, who have somewhat god-like status in those circles. I recently learned that the selection of the parameters for a 1024-bit number factorization has begun (that's the "brainy" part); the sieving is technically feasible (it will be expensive and involve years of computation time on many university clusters) but, for the moment, nobody knows how to do the linear reduction part for a 1024-bit integer. So do not expect a 1024-bit break any time soon.
Right now, a dedicated amateur using the published code (e.g. Msieve) may achieve a 512-bit factorization if he has access to powerful computers (several dozens big PC, and at least one clock full of fast RAM) and a few months of free time; basically, "dedicated amateur" means "bored computer science student in a wealthy university". Anything beyond 512 bits is out of reach of an amateur.
Summary: in your code, you can return "practically infinite" as cracking time for all key lengths. A typical user will not break a 1024-bit RSA key, not now and not in ten years either. There are about a dozen people on Earth who can, with any credibility, claim that it is conceivable, with a low but non-zero probability, that they might be able to factor a single 1024-bit integer at some unspecified time before year 2020.
(However, it is extremely easy to botch an implementation of RSA or of any application using RSA in such a way that what confidential data it held could be recovered without bothering with the RSA key at all. If you use 1024-bit RSA keys, you can be sure that when your application will be hacked, it will not be through a RSA key factorization.)
Short answer: The easiest method would be to use the prime number theorem, but be aware it's an approximation. Estimate how long it would take you to try each of those primes; time per prime*number of primes gives you the total time. This will give you an estimate for brute force searching.
You could also use the running time estimation for the quadratic sieve or the general number field sieve. This will give you estimates for factoring algorithms actually used by people breaking RSA numbers.
Long background:
Number theory time!
Firstly, let's have a look at the size of numbers you're talking about. Given 2^3 = 8, which is 1000 in binary, we can see this is a four bit number, the minimum such that is possible. So, 2^2 = 4 is a 3 bit number (100). So for a given x, the minimum possible value to ensure we have enough bits is 2^(x-1). 2^2047 = 16158503035655503650357438344334975980222051334857742016065172713762327569433945446598600705761456731844358980460949009747059779575245460547544076193224141560315438683650498045875098875194826053398028819192033784138396109321309878080919047169238085235290822926018152521443787945770532904303776199561965192760957166694834171210342487393282284747428088017663161029038902829665513096354230157075129296432088558362971801859230928678799175576150822952201848806616643615613562842355410104862578550863465661734839271290328348967522998634176499319107762583194718667771801067716614802322659239302476074096777926805529798115328. That's the size of number you're dealing with here, i.e. the size of
Next big question then is how is n constructed?
So by definition a number is irreducible if, for any number
This is called the fundamental theorem of arithemtic and simplifies matters slightly. So now, when working out if a number is prime, we no longer need to try every number, just the numbers we already know are prime!
This is clearly still really slow, so let's make another observation - given factors occur in pairs, the lower of the two numbers is at most the square root of the number. If we are restricted to N (the set of natural numbers) it represents an upper bound on the largest possible value we need to check. So now, for any number N, we must search each integer starting from 2 and heading to sqrt(N) for each number we determine as prime in that list. We can then, if we find a prime, deduce whether it factors N itself. I'm not going to estimate the run time of that because I'll undoubtedly say the wrong thing, but it'll take a long time.
Now you see the strength of RSA. Pick a very large prime and you end up with a long way to go. As it currently stands, we have to start from 2, which is clearly awful.
Primality testing aims to improve on that using a variety of techniques. The naive method is the one we've just discussed. I think a detailed discussion of these techniques is probably more appropriate for Math, so let me sum it up: all of the runtimes are rubbish and using this as a way to count primes would be horrendous.
So, we cannot count the number of primes reliably less than a number without taking forever, since it's effectively analogous to integer factorisation. What about a function that somehow counts primes some other way?
However, it is absolutely still an approximation. Take a look at the rest of the article. Amongst other things, other estimations are dependent on the Riemann Hypothesis.
Ok, so, what about integer factorisation? Well, the second best method to date is called the Quadratic Sieve and the best is called the general number field sieve. Both of these methods touch some fairly advanced maths; assuming you're serious about factoring primes I'd get reading up on these. Certainly you should be able to use the estimates for both as improvements to using the prime number theorem, since if you're going to factor large primes, you want to be using these and not a brute force search.
But I want to know about quantum?
Ok, fair enough. Integer factorisation on a quantum computer can be done in ridiculously short amounts of time assuming we will be able to implement Shor's Algorithm. I should point out, however, this requires a quantum computer. As far as I'm aware, the development of quantum computers of the scale that can crack RSA is currently a way off. See quantum computing developments.
In any case, Shor's Algorithm would be exponentially faster. The page on it gives you an estimate for the run time of that, which you may like to include in your estimates.
Another option is to create a big database of possible keys and use it as a lookup table. Apparently you don't even need ALL the primes, just a couple will get you through a big percentage of internet traffic.
Source: https://freedom-to-tinker.com/blog/haldermanheninger/how-is-nsa-breaking-so-much-crypto/
Hundreds, if not thousands of years. No joke. A quantum computer theoretically can do multiple calculations instantaneously, which is why IF there were feasible quantum computers available (which there aren't because it requires super low freezing temperatures - think liquid nitrogen), no encryption would be safe. I'm sure the NSA has it.


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Item #4: It's a 47.6% increase, not 2%....OR, it is 2 PERCENTAGE POINTS. Time for the DesNews to review some math basics, I guess.
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Thanks for fixing it. :)
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Funny how so many Conservatives spout individual responsibility (I agree) and no subsidies for the poor (I agree to a degree), but, "oh, don't you dare take away my milk subsidy, milk could cost $8 a gallon." So we Socialize the milk industry in the form of higher taxes to help the dairy farmers not raise prices on the tax payers subsidizing them. Let the free market rule. The cure for high prices is higher prices. Here's what happens every time: 1) people vote with their feet and find alternatives. 2) supplies drop and sellers make less. 3) Sellers or producers find ways to attract customers through innovation and economizing. 4) Fewer buyers and supply goes up. 5) Attracting customers and... the price goes down . 5)elimination of subsidies and we eliminate the bureaucracy running the subsidies. Together these reductions cut the cost of government and if we had an honest president, the borrowing would drop and the rate of interest of GDP would drop, eventually allow an honest congress (its not) to lower taxes. Ah, the fairyland I live in. (I lived in the USSR so know the other side.)
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Milk is healthy for you, to say otherwise is foolish. However, I don't disagree with everything else.
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Rockon: I am conservative and a milk drinker and I'd be happy to have the
subsidy end.
I'm not convinced you or anyone else would though, because everything that milk touches would also skyrocket in price. Remember, that cheese is a milk product. So is yogurt. Consider all the baked goods that include milk. Cream, butter, some baby formulas, ice cream, gelato. And then, restaurants would also have to raise prices to cover the new higher expense for milk products. You think it only affects a handful of individuals, but it is much broader than you are willing to admit.
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Milk prices would not stay that high for long if the subsidiary was removed. Many people, myself included, would stop buying milk if it was $8 a gallon. Demand would decrease, forcing prices down. The market would settle on a price that probably is not much higher than it is now. Maybe some milk producers would drop out of the market, due to diminished profits, which would decrease supply. This is the main reason the price of milk wouldn't drop to current levels. But if milk producers want to actually sell milk, the price of milk would not be able to be as high as the dairy lobby says it would be without the subsidy. RockOn, most true conservatives recognize this and, like me, would love to have the milk subsidy (along with pretty much all federal subsidies) removed. And I am a milk lover.
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Item #4 is partially correct. Self-employed workers pay 15.3 cents per dollar
for Social Security and Medicare, but workers employed by a company pay 7.65
cents per dollar with the other 7.65 cents paid by the employer. For those that
earn a lot of money per year they are only taxed on their earnings up to
$113,700 for 2013.
Many working Americans will have an unpleasant surprise when they receive their first paycheck in 2013 due to the payroll tax holiday expiring. When this deal was sold to Americans they forgot to mention this detail. Selling a plan that raises taxes on all working Americans would have been very unpopular. But, in defense of Congress this isn't technically a tax hike, rather allowing a temporary tax cut to expire.
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Matt4226: Your suggestion that employees don't pay the full 15.3 cents is a mistake. Yes, on the books and for accounting purposes, the employer "pays" half the amount. But if the taxes weren't withheld, the employer could give the full amount to the employee.
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I can only hope that after a concession by the republicans, Obama will be true to his word and will balance things out with equal cuts to spending. We have a spending problem, not a taxing problem. I am okay paying more in taxes if the deficit is reduced and taxes can be decreased after that occurs. If this spending spree is going to continue, we are in trouble.
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