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From Bugzilla Helper:
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux 2.2.16 i686; en-US; 0.8.1) Gecko/20010326
BuildID: 2001032614
When the mouse cursor is too close to the bottom of the screen, the tooltip pops
up and immediately disappears. The behaviour should instead be that if the
mouse if too close to bottom of the screen, the tooltips should appear above the
mouse cursor, not always below or beside.
Reproducible: Always
I see this on Windows as well...
1. Went to the build comments page at mozillazine
(http://www.mozillazine.org/build_comments/) and moused over a tooltip.
2. Showed fine.
3. Moved my browser window to line up the bottom with the bottom of my screen.
4. Scrolled so the last full line showing was the March 21 comment line
mentioning bug 71962.
5. Also left about half of the next line visible, so that I could see the link
to bug 63103.
6. Moused over links on the bottom three lines with the following results:
72696: Tooltip displayed in "normal" position, below mouse.
71962: Tooltip displayed below mouse, but higher than "normal", which
is good otherwise it would have been partially off-screen.
63103: No tooltip displays. Well, there's a little flicker of the cursor
then nothing, so I wonder if the tooltip is being displayed briefly.
Given the fact that the tooltip does get repositioned in some cases, like in the
71962 link, I think the repositioning code is just a little "off". Guessing
this is pink.
Should the platform/os be all/all based on my observations? I'll leave that up
to someone else to determine if it's in XP code or two different situations that
are just really similar.
cc: me. Maybe I can do something about this pre-future. Mike, is the tooltip
positioning done in GetFrameForView (or whatever) ?
This sounds like bug 48134. One of these should probably be duped.
What is the status of this?
This works better in 0.9.2, but still not very well. If you mouse over the very
bottom of the item (at the bottom of the screen), it doesn't actually pop
anything up, but it appears to think it has, and for some reason, the item
you're hovering over loses its "hover" state.
In Windows ME:
When the "Auto-hide" option is turned on for the Windows Start Menu Bar (i.e.
the Windows Start Button & System Tray would pop up when the mouse is dragged to
the bottom of the screen) AND the Mozilla Windows is maximised, the tool tips of
Mozilla's Status Bar never shows.
Based on your recent changes to XUL 1.0, this is much better, but still not
entirely correct.
Using 2001080800 For linux I get the following problem.
Steps to reproduce:
1) move the window into the middle of the screen so that the bottom of the
mozilla window is at least 100 px from the bottom of the screen
2) mouse over the address book button on the status bar
--> note the popup appears correctly
3) move the window down the bottom, so that the mozilla window is flush with the
very bottom of the screen
4) mouse over the address book button again
--> note the popup does not appear correctly. (it seems like it is trying to
appear, but then disappears before it actually shows on screen. note also that
the mouse appears to flash to indicate this)
--> also note that the security popup DOES appear correctly
*** Bug 94841 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
I want to look at the tooltip code sometime soon because I don't like how
they're re-positioned if they don't fit horizontally. I'll try and look at
this at the same time.
tooltips -> hewitt
OEone would really love to have this bug looked at before sometime in the
future. We've found that tooltips are really helpful to the end user who doesn't
know what the buttons do, and this is blocking the tooltips from appearing, thus
making the product more difficult to use. Its probably not a big deal for those
who use Mozilla (or OEone Homebase) everyday, but to new users this could be a
big issue.
I talked to pink on IRC, and he said that the tooltip was being rendered under
the mouse, which then causes the tooltip to disappear right away.
Bumping up severity from minor to normal. I won't go higher than that, but I do
think this is a problem for end users.
What about something as simple as not having tooltips dismissing on mousemove?
Marking All/All
Note that this issue does not occur with tooltips on the lower right side
(online/offline and security icons), only with the toolbar on the left.
It doesn't happen with tooltips on the lower right side because if they don't
fit they're moved to the left side of the cursor. (Aside: This isn't the proper
behavior, they should instead be shifted left until they display fully.)
WFM Mac OS X build 2002020809
maybe this isn't all/all?
I tried putting just a couple pixels of the (lower right) security lock icon
visible in the lower left corner of my screen.
I tried putting just a couple pixels of the (lower left) browser quick access
icon visible in the lower right corner of my screen.
I tried putting both icons just barely peeking above the lower edge of my
monitor, and tried a normal bugzilla bugnumber link.
In all cases, the tooltip rendered just fine.
Has anyone else reproduced this on Mac OS X? Maybe we have an immunity that
might provide a clue toward a solution?
Any objections to me taking this? What I'd like to try is to re-work the
positioning of tooltips to address three issues:
1. Don't switch to the right side of the pointer if there's not enough room on
the left. Instead, shift it to the left until it will display fully on-screen.
2. Make sure it's still completely on the screen at the left side. If not,
position at the left of the screen and trim the width to the screen width.
3. Ensure that the tooltip doesn't appear under the pointer. Instead of simply
moving the tooltip up until it's on-screen, move it up until it's both
completely on-screen and not under the pointer.
Addressing issue #3 specifically should fix this bug.
mikep: did you really mean to set this 'Future'? [Don't think so, given the
text of your message :-]
unsetting milestone. Dean, if you want to look at this, go for it.
It was targeted future, and I don't like changing stuff like that, unless I'm
the one who is actually going to fix the bug (which I can't).
I suggest that Dean set the Milestone to whatever he wants. There's a big OEone
thank you to him when this gets done. :)
Nominating for mozilla1.0. This bug results in a serious Penzilla usability
issue because the tooltips for the launch pad buttons at the bottom of the
screen usually don't show up properly.
*** Bug 144439 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Doing a little investigation myself I found the following problem - for Win32 (maybe its the same for
linux but I don't really know)
When a tooltip is created a mouse timer is created with it and the handle of the window that is currently
under the mouse pointer is saved - the timer checks the mouse postion each time tick.
Each timer tick the handle of the window that the is currently under the mouse pointer is comapred to the
window handle that was saved. in most cases the handle is the same and nothing happens so the tooltip ok.
But tooltip at the bottom of the screen are pushed upwards and result in being under the mouse pointer...
What happens is that the handle that is saved in the timer is comapred to the handle of the tooltip and
not to the handle of the window it was over just before the tooltip was created.
The timer decides then that the mouse has probably moved out of the window it was over and fires a
MOUSE_EXIT event - which closes the tooltip.
What probably needs to be done is to make sure that we don't create the tooltips under the mouse pointer -
while this souds easy, I coudn't find the code that changes the X,Y cord's of the tooltip or in any case
a place that figures out where should tooltips that exceed the screen should be repositioned.
If anyone can point me to this place I'll be more than happy to continue my investigation... :-)
Itamar: Nice find. The hacky way to fix it would be to not fire the
NS_MOUSE_EXIT if the window handle is the tooltip's window handle. The better
way, as you mention, would be to fix the positioning. I think addressing my
comments in point 17 would handle this.
For the positioning, start with nsMenuPopupFrame::SyncViewWithFrame.
Created attachment 93606 [details] [diff] [review]
path 1.0
This patch works but needs work - what it does is if it detects that the popup
is going to be cut of the screen and if the popup is a tooltip it recalculates
everything to postion the tooltip just above the mouse pointer.
It works but seems to much work and not very generic.
Any ideas about how to improve it? :-/
Cool. Any chance of addressing points 1 and 2 from comment 17 at the same time?
About point #1:
I don't see any code doing that except for the MovePopupToOtherSideOfParent
function - but when I think of it when do u get a situation where the tooltip
doesn't have room on the left?
Tooltip are aligned to the left side of the pointer and since the pointer can
never leave the sceen they always have room the left.
deals with the other case when there is no root to the right and shift it to the
left - this can be corrected a bit.
About Point #2:
I guess it could be done with not too much trouble.
I'll fix it in the next patch but I really need to make the first patch nicer
first. The special case for the tooltips is probably needed but doing so many
calcs for just repostioning the tooltip over the pointer seems a bit too much.
Anyway can you explain point 1 again and I'll fix them for the next patch.
Sorry, I think that was a typo in #1. It should be not enough room on the
_right_, not left. The behavior in #1 happens because the code is the same for
popup menus and tooltips. For popup menus it makes sense to change from
left-aligned to right-aligned relative to the pointer, but for tooltips it makes
more sense to shift to the left until it can be displayed.
It's been a little while since I thought about these, and I don't think #2 is
valid anymore. We used to not crop long tooltips, so they could be as wide as
the screen. If they flipped from left-aligned to right-aligned, the long
tooltips would start off the left side of the screen.
ok - I'll post a new patch today addressing Point #1 as well.
Comment on attachment 93606 [details] [diff] [review]
path 1.0
>+ AdjustClientXYForNestedDocuments ( xulDoc, presShell, aXPos, aYPos, &newXPos, &newYPos );
AdjustClientXYForNestedDocuments() is already called in SyncViewWithFrame(), at
line 964. Why call it again?
Yep Thats what I thought too.
I need to call it again to get the newYPos since ypos it too messed up at this
stage and I don't know where is the mouse pointer any more - may I should take
out newYPos of the first block for use in later time.
Created attachment 93700 [details] [diff] [review]
patch 1.1
This patch addresses points number 1 and 3 of comment 17.
My consern is with comment just above the fix I made for point 1
" // as a result of moving the popup, it might end up under the mouse. This
// would be bad as the subsequent mouse_up would trigger whatever
// unsuspecting item happens to be at that position. To get around this,
// move it so the right edge is where the mouse is, as we're guaranteed
// that the mouse is on the screen!"
It seems the flip postioning was made on prpose, but 2 years ago so maybe the
comment is absolete.
The fix for point 3 works but still i'm not sure using the newYPos that was
calculated early in the function is good.
Anyway I tested the patch as much as I can and it seems to cause no
Still i'm open to any ideas about how to improve it.
Itamar: I'm pretty sure that comment is mostly for popup menus, as the actions
for menu items fire on mouseup.
I see - this means that with this patch it will make the context menu popup
under the mouse pointer.
So maybe I should change the patch to be somthing like:
if (tag.get() == nsXULAtoms::tooltip) {
xpos -= (screenViewLocX + mRect.width) - screenRightTwips;
xpos -= mRect.width;
instead of just replacing the
xpos -= mRect.width;
xpos -= (screenViewLocX + mRect.width) - screenRightTwips;
Yes, definitely. All of these changes should be for tooltips only.
You'd also need to change or add to the comment, which could make things more
confusing. Maybe it would be better to check first if it's a tooltip or not,
and then do the positioning.
Also, you don't need tag.get(), just use tag.
Created attachment 94191 [details] [diff] [review]
patch 1.2
This one has all the changes discussed in the last comments.
Any other changes - or is this good enough for review?
Comment on attachment 94191 [details] [diff] [review]
patch 1.2
Looks good to me. I applied the patch and tooltips behave more like "normal"
tooltips. The patch doesn't apply cleanly, but I was able to add the missed
chunk in by hand.
- remove the {} around your one-line if statements
- use spaces to indent, not tabs
Fix that and r=me.
Created attachment 95711 [details] [diff] [review]
patch 1.3
Evil tabs.
Hope I got them all removed.
Other then tabs and the {} why didn't the patch go cleanly?
patching file `src/nsMenuPopupFrame.cpp'
Hunk #1 succeeded at 968 (offset 15 lines).
Hunk #3 FAILED at 1224.
1 out of 3 hunks FAILED -- saving rejects to src/nsMenuPopupFrame.cpp.rej
From your patch, "diff -u -2 -r1.170 nsMenuPopupFrame.cpp". This file is up to
revision 1.177 now. Remove the "-r1.170" parameter and it will diff against the
tip version. Also remove "-2" so the patch contains more context lines.
Created attachment 95787 [details] [diff] [review]
updated patch 1.3
ok this updaed for 1.177
And I've paid attention not to setover the recent change for bug 120226
Keeping my fingers crossed. :-)
I think you've written over the fix for bug 120226. That patch used margin.top
and margin.bottom (see bug 101677), but you simply use (int)p2t. I don't know
if that's right. cc: jerry tan and bryner for comments.
Also test to make sure that any patch doesn't break what 120226 fixes.
> //so the mouse won't think it moved - see bug 73970
Don't need to mention the bug number.
I havn't compiled mozilla for a long time now - and wasted a lot of time trying
to compile it with the new make configuration.
Well I can't say I made a lot of progress so far.
Any way I have to go for a while and won't be able to continue updating this
patch or answer emails untill Sept 13th.
So Dean, If you could pick up from where I left It would be great - if not then
it will just have to wait a bit. Sorry.
I came back a few days ago - early then I expected.
Downloaded a fresh source snapshot and managed to compile it.
To my complete surprise the bug is gone – I still haven't investigated when was
it fixed but it seems to be working for me.
Point 1 in comment 17 is not fixed and I can modify the patch to do just that –
if other people confirm that the bug is fixed in the latest builds.
So what do you say…
Wow, that's really weird! I never noticed it before, but point 3 of comment 17
looks to be addressed in 2002082908. Not sure when it started working properly.
I'd be fine if you addressed just point 1 (and thus point 2).
Created attachment 97648 [details] [diff] [review]
New patch to cover point 1 in comment 17
Ok found out who fixed it -
Its the fix for bug 120226 see the patch.
Actually it much simpler than mine and works - so cool...
This patch addresses point 1 in comment 17 so tooltips are moved to the left
and not flipped like menus.
Comment on attachment 97648 [details] [diff] [review]
New patch to cover point 1 in comment 17
Do we need to worry about point 2 in comment 17? I guess probably not. The
current code just chops off mRect.width, and we'll always be chopping off less
than that if we're a tooltip. I think I wrote that back when tooltips weren't
cropped, so they could actually be wider than the screen.
Looks good. Nice and simple now that the other bug is fixed. r=me
Note to potential super-reviewers: I think this is a good patch to get in.
It's low-impact, as it only affects tooltips, but it's another step towards
making our tooltips appear more like "standard" tooltips (whatever those may
Comment on attachment 97648 [details] [diff] [review]
New patch to cover point 1 in comment 17
Is this comment still valid? It's right above the code that the patch adds. I
think it's old, since the tooltip will never be under the mouse vertically anymore.
// as a result of moving the popup, it might end up under the mouse. This
// would be bad as the subsequent mouse_up would trigger whatever
// unsuspecting item happens to be at that position. To get around this, make
// move it so the right edge is where the mouse is, as we're guaranteed
// that the mouse is on the screen!
> I think it's old, since the tooltip will never be under the mouse vertically
> anymore.
Not because of this fix, but from some fix that was checked in a while back, not
sure when.
Dean I think the cooment is still valid for the line:
xpos -= mRect.width;
"...move it so the right edge is where the mouse is..."
This what happens in menu popups.
For tooltips there is a different handling.
You are right in a sense that it should never happen that a popup will be under
the mouse, and in that stage of the code moveing the tooltip left or right will
not cause the mouse point to be over the popup but the mouse cursor itself might
very well be. Just r-click near right edge of the screen and see that if the
popup menu was a little more to the right the mouse cursor would have covered it
a bit.
I thnk you can check the patch and leave this comment as is.
I don't want to leave it in if I check in this patch, because the code below it,
being the new code, does not reflect what the comment says.
I think the comment is out of date anyway, though, because I recall that
tooltips used to only shift up when they were off the screen, not flip to being
completely above the pointer. I think, really, that this comment should have
been removed with the fix for bug 120226. cc: jerry tan to confirm
bryner, can I remove this comment with my check-in?
Dean, I don't think you'll get an answer any time soon.
Just remove it and check this in...
Sorry, I can't. I need bryner's - or another super-reviewer's (Blake...?) -
approval before I can make that change.
I tried this with the source code of mozilla 1.0.1 and Brian's patch (
attachment 97648 [details] [diff] [review] ), I still see a problem for buttons that are close to the
bottom of the screen. It's very strange, I'll try my best to explain it:
I have a button 3 pixels from the bottom edge, mozilla maximized at a 1024x768
resolution with no window chrome (no titlebar, no edges, no status bar...). When
I hover on the button (button goes into hover mode as defined in css) and stop
the mouse close to the bottom of the button, the button loses the hover mode and
no tooltip is shown (Yes, I'm still inside the button). When I do the same thing
but stop the mouse somewhere in the middle of the button, as opposed to close to
the bottom edge, hover state is preserved and tooltip is shown.
When I move mozilla away from the bottom of the screen, the problem goes away.
Shervin, read comment 45 to know why the last patch doesn't fix the problem on 1.0.1
If you want a patch that will you should try the fix for bug 120226 or the
updated patch 1.3 posted here.
Hope this helps...
Checked in, sans comment.


text: On Mon, Mar 07, 2011 at 01:22:09PM +0000, Daniel P. Berrange wrote: > On Mon, Mar 07, 2011 at 09:18:46PM +0800, Daniel Veillard wrote: > > the problem is that I really want to empty the buffer as a > > result of emitting the logs, i.e. the reader will emit only once > > the content at most. > > While emptying the buffer is nice, I don't actually think it is > too important. Upon SEGV,BUS,FPE etc we're going to abort the > entire process anyway, so clearing the buffer isn't neccessary. > With SIGUSR2, if the user triggers it multiple times, they will > likely have left enough time between invocation that the original > data has been already overwritten. So clearing the buffer is a > minor non-critical optmization for that. Well it's actually interesting to see what my have happen between exactly 2 instruction on an otherwise idle system, and consecutive USR2 gives this if we flush, I palyed with this a bit and I like the feature, it would be sad to drop this if we can avoid. > > > It would probably suffice to make sure we use atomic integer > > > arithmetic on virLogLen, virLogStart and virLogEnd, and update > > > them in a specific order to avoid a reader seeing garbage. > > > > honnestly I would not be chagrined by the probability of emitting > > a little bit of garbage when flushing the logs or one or two items. > > I think we can work lockless there, by registering the initial values > > of virLogStart and virLogEnd when entering the routine, emit whever is > > in those boundaries with the tiny risk that some of it may be > > overwritten (at the beginning hence the less interesting stuff) and > > on exit set back virLogStart = virLogEnd and virLogLen = 0, possibly > > loosing whetver might have been emitted between the beginning of the > > save and the exit from the routine. > > Agreed, the only thing we need to avoid is crashing. If we emit a little > bit of garbage data, that's not too bad and outweighed by the benefit of > useful data in most scenarios. Okay, I'm gonna look more closely. The good thing is that virLogEmergencyDumpAll() is really the only function reading that buffer so it should be easy to make things safe without locking. Daniel -- Daniel Veillard | libxml Gnome XML XSLT toolkit http://xmlsoft.org/ daniel veillard com | Rpmfind RPM search engine http://rpmfind.net/ http://veillard.com/ | virtualization library http://libvirt.org/


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........yet you are obsessed with everything I post, PUNK!
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They get harvested there.!
The Empire call it, "Foul ". (Yellow Flag).
Code: "Road Bandits ".
"To Be".
Josie you are what we call a "Douche Bag"
Now you know.
.........and YOU a Cuban TERRORIST Scum Bag!
You call me "a Cuban TERRORIST Scum Bag!" and it makes me smile.
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You stand for oppression. You stand for the state.
You stand for FASCISM!!!
You stand for Cowardly KILLING Innocent People by Bombing an Airplane!
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And what does that have to do with the fact you want to government to steal from the productive to pay of the lazy like you?
The Killing of a communist is the same as killing someone who breaks into your home to steal.
"And what does that have to do with the fact you want to government to steal from the productive to pay of the lazy like you?"
The cubanito TERRORIST PUNK is Nervous and having Trouble Spelling and composing a SIMPLE Sentence from his Ayn Rand A-HOLE!
No nitwit, it is not the same, the killing of another human being because of their preferred political doctrine is considered murder by all Democratic and Free Societies. If you really respected freedom, you would be for free expression and assembly. Your idea of "freedom" is based solely upon your own self serving interpretation, freedom for one is not freedom for all. I am a staunch anti-communist but no more than I am a staunch anti-hypocrite.
Perhaps you need to look up the definition of Communism.
Anyone who advocates taking away private property is advocating theft. They want to steal and will steal if given the opportunity.
If someone says they are are going to steal from you and tries to make it possible to steal from you and your family and friends would you just allow it?
Of course we aren't even talking about how the Castro regime is a murderous dictatorship and denies even the most basic of Human rights.
This is certainly not the economic model and political leadership by which I want to live. No economic system has ever been implemented anywhere because the actual goal of any leadership is power and control which is true of the entire political spectrum, from left to right. I overwhelmingly prefer the capitalist with sprinkles of socialist system that I enjoy the US, even with all it's corruptive influences to any other also corruptive system worldwide.
It is not illegal to be a Communist in a democratic society but it is illegal to suppress the "freedom" and constitutional rights of their membership. It is also illegal to kill them not matter how much your rightest heroes may advocate the purity and sanctimony of doing so. A truly FREE society can only be FREE when EVERYONE shares the same protections.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-4363?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Bryan Pendleton updated DERBY-4363: ----------------------------------- Attachment: bmWithPatch.out bmTrunk.out benchmark.sh Attached is 'benchmark.sh', which contains the simple script that I ran to conduct a 15-item benchmark of the GROUP BY statement with and without the DERBY-3002 patch applied. Also attached is 'bmTrunk.out' and 'bmWithPatch.out', which are the benchmark results of the script on a clean trunk build, and on a build with the DERBY-3002 patch. Unfortunately, the benchmark appears to show substantial performance problems with the DERBY-3002 patch, so I'll have to look into the results more deeply. I suspect that this means that the DERBY-3002 patch cannot simply eliminate the code patch which performs aggregation within the sort observer, because the performance wins from doing such aggregation are substantial. > Add simple benchmark for measuring GROUP BY performance > ------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: DERBY-4363 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-4363 > Project: Derby > Issue Type: Sub-task > Components: Test, Tools > Reporter: Bryan Pendleton > Assignee: Bryan Pendleton > Priority: Minor > Attachments: benchmark.sh, bmTrunk.out, bmWithPatch.out, multiColumnBenchmark.diff, simpleBenchmark.diff > > > As part of ROLLUP implementation (DERBY-3002), it will be helpful to be able to measure the performance of GROUP BY. > Using the o.a.dT.perf.clients framework, this sub-task proposes to add a GroupByClient to the performance runner > library; the GroupByClient will run GROUP BY statements against the Wisconsin benchmark database. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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I think my best moments in Final Fantasy XIV, where probably even before actually playing it.
I never played the original XIV, but the first time, I saw A Realm Reborn, it was that "Cool !!!!!" feeling that you get sometimes.
You see a couple of screenshots, then go nuts looking on youtube (other video sites are available), trying to see gameplay, then watching some videos, then the directors letters, the whole process prior to playing it. (and to clarify, that feeling didn't go down, when I did get to play it), just was seeing something new experience.
That's how it was for me at least.
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My best memory is at the beginning of Final fantasy II on SNES (FFiV japanese). When i saw the Airship with the epic music in the opening scene, i knew that this game series would rock!
I haven't had the chance to play FF14 yet, but my fondest memories are when I first started playing FF11. I started playing when it first came out, I was probably 10 years old at the time. Yeah I was a little kid on the internet, but that didn't stop me from wanting to play. I can remember the first time I joined a party in Valkurm Dunes, having trekked through Konschtat Highlands as a lowly level 10 white mage. It was full of frustration making the trip of course, being completely new to the game and unaware of certain game mechanics, such as monster aggro and how they would literally chase you through the entire zone until you reached another area.
But even though all the frustration, it was rewarding being able to play with other players around the world for the very first time. It was a wonderful experience for being only 10 years old, and FFXI is what started my love for MMOs. Although it's too bad I won't be able to experience the initial fascination as I did at 10 years of age, I still look forward to the future generations of MMOs, for years to come.
Final Fantasy Tactics(PSx) the first tbs i ever got to play and that got me into the FF series, getting to collect different heroes and even Cloud from my favorite FF game. Alot of classes to play with and secret classes to unlock, awesome duplication cheats, great story with a kick ass story line. When i first read about the classes for FF14 i though damn they just copied FFT, only wish 14 had as many classes as tactics that would have been amazing to see. Favorite moment from FFT when the zodiac was revealed to be the true villians of the story.
personal note the mini soldier defense game from FF7 was someting i also loved playing
Let me preface this by saying I've played most MMORPGs for my personal enjoyment and the advancement of my character/s in that particular MMO
FFXIV was the first, the very first MMORPG I ever played largely with friends, specifically the Star Onion Brigade Linkshell and Free Company (SoB) on Midgardsormr server.
If I were asked what was my favorite moment playing the game, I would say, any time I stood side by side with my friends, facing down the various monsters and gods that threatened the people in the game. As the tank, I knew it all fell to me to stand between my friends and certain death.
Now, If I were forced to pick just one of these moments that stuck out as the fondest of the fond? It was when 6 of the best of SoB banded together to help myself and my best friend Laguz Switch take down Titan Hard Mode so that the two of us could get our relic weapons.
It wasn't so much that it was a hard fight, though it most certainly was. It wasn't that I finally got my relic weapon, though I did. It was because these people, who I had known and looked up to for months (and in the case of Laguz, years) both valued my presence enough to come to -my- aid, and trusted me enough to tank Titan.
That moment, when he finally dropped, I felt like a god, standing on equal footing with other gods. I knew then, I -knew- that I was an asset, I knew my friends, and that's what these people were, my friends, also saw me as a friend, as an equal, and were willing to face certain death on my behalf.
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My best experience was getting my Chocobo . Its Final Fantasy, I cant help it and im sure others have the same problem. We see those BIG YELLOW birds and we just wonder "when will I get one".
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Homebuilder stocks profited from the Trump rally but now they've stalled.
The bank's mortgage production pipeline plunges in the fourth quarter.
The post-Trump rally came to an end this week, as the Dow missed its 20,000 milestone and stocks ended lower Friday, while finishing 2016 with big gains.
Modifying the popular write-off would be good for the economy.
The Nasdaq reached a record high at Tuesday's close, but rising consumer confidence and positive housing-market data weren't enough to push the Dow Jones to 20,000.
The Dow's climb to 20,000 stalled Tuesday, but stocks remained somewhat higher. Consumer confidence is increasing, and housing prices are showing positive signs.
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When the News of the World was launched in 1843, its proprietor, John Browne Bell, promised: "Our motto is the truth, our practice is the fearless advocacy of the truth." Formula One boss Max Mosley is not alone in questioning whether that pledge is still central to the paper's mission.
But the latest newspaper circulation figures suggest the NoW's owner, Rupert Murdoch, need not worry. His Sunday red-top has returned to the summit of the newspaper market. Its sales rose by 0.81 per cent in June – a month-on-month increase that was beaten by only the Daily Star Sunday (+3.4 per cent) and The Independent on Sunday, which recorded a 4.3 per cent month-on-month sales increase.
Mr Murdoch has additional cause for satisfaction. His daily flagship, The Sun, achieved its fifth successive year-on-year circulation increase: a rise of 24,945 copies since June 2007 to a total sale of 3,089,321.
Elsewhere in the daily newspaper market, The Daily Telegraph achieved a modest monthly increase and the Financial Times maintained its impressive form with a tiny annual rise (993 copies).
The biggest winner on the all-important annual comparison was the London Evening Standard – up 6.93 per cent to a daily sale of 293,759. But that performance invited instant cynicism from its rival, the News International-owned free- sheet thelondonpaper. Ian Clark, managing director of tlp, accused the Standard's owners of inflating circulation with a "staggering rate" of bulk sales and quipped: "We welcome them to the land of the free."
It is hard to see why Mr Clark is worried. His title distributed an average of 500,800 copies each weekday. Meanwhile, London's free financial title, CityAM, reached a new peak circulation of 101,885. Its staff will not rejoice much: CityAM has just sacked its sub-editors and may struggle to maintain quality.
Tim Luckhurst is professor of journalism at the University of Kent
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Brewers home winning streak ends at nine
After playing terrific baseball over the past three weeks to get themselves into the chase for the second wild-card spot in the National League, the Milwaukee Brewers on Friday night turned in an uncharacteristic clunker.
Starter Mike Fiers was out of rhythm from the outset, the defense was shaky and the offense struggled to get anything going. As a result, the Brewers were defeated by the New York Mets, 7-3, at Miller Park.
Fiers gave up six hits, four runs (all earned) and two walks in a five-inning outing, while Milwaukee committed two sixth-inning errors that led to two New York runs and went 2 for 12 with runners in scoring position.
"We haven't played this type of game in quite a while," said Brewers manager Ron Roenicke. "I know we're going to have one of these once in a while. We certainly need to bounce back tomorrow and play a lot better."
Milwaukee's bid to tie a franchise record by winning its 10th consecutive home game was spoiled, but that was window dressing compared to the bigger picture.
The Brewers came into the game just 3½ games off the pace in the wild-card race and had a chance to pass the Pittsburgh Pirates, who had lost earlier in the day. But after the Brewers lost and the similarly hard-charging Philadelphia Phillies won, they had dropped to four games back at 72-72.
The St. Louis Cardinals, currently holding the second wild card, lost to the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Dodgers are now one game in back of the Cardinals.
"Nobody expects us to be in this thing," Roenicke said. "I think we've played that way and that's why we've gotten back in it."
Fiers' struggles came in the early going.
He needed 34 pitches to get out of the first inning and had thrown 50 by the time he'd retired the Mets in the second, trailing, 4-0.
A one-out walk in the first led to the Mets' first run when David Wright doubled home Daniel Murphy. Lucas Duda followed with a two-out, ground-rule double to right to score Wright.
With one out in the second, Fiers surrendered an opposite-field single to Mets starter Jonathon Niese. After getting Ruben Tejada to fly out for the second out, Fiers left a first-pitch fastball up for Murphy, who tattooed it to right for a 4-0 New York lead.
Milwaukee got a pair of runs back in the second but was in position to score even more.
After consecutive singles to open the inning by Jonathan Lucroy and Carlos Gomez, Travis Ishikawa hit a ground-rule double to left. Gomez was right on Lucroy's tail as both came around to score, but Gomez was sent back to third.
"That hurts," said Roenicke. "We probably pick up another (run) there."
On the next pitch, Jean Segura hit a tapper back to the mound that Niese gloved with Gomez having broken off third. Niese got Gomez into a rundown and he was eventually tagged out, with Ishikawa advancing to third and Segura to second.
Fiers helped himself by following with bloop single to right that scored Ishikawa to make it 4-2 and moved Segura to third.
From there Fiers settled in on the mound, facing just one over the minimum over the next three innings. But with his pitch count at 93 and the Brewers in need of base runners with his spot in the order due up in the bottom of the fifth, Fiers was pulled.
"You saw from the first inning, it just wasn't there," said Fiers.
The Brewers dug an even deeper hole in the sixth.
First, Fiers' replacement, Manny Parra, gave up a leadoff homer to Duda.
Then, with one out, Segura made a throwing error on a routine play. Josh Thole followed with a double to left to drive in the run, and Niese reached on an infield single when Aramis Ramirez was eaten up by a bad hop.
Livan Hernandez came on and got a room-service double-play ball from Tejada, but Rickie Weeks threw the ball away on the turn and Thole scored to make it 7-2.


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Annabelle Breakey
This jam has the great flavor of raspberries without all the seeds. Plus, it's way more exciting than plain strawberry.
Makes 4 jars (8 oz. each)
Total time: 25 Minutes
Recipe Time
Total: 25 Minutes
Nutritional Information
Calories 23
Caloriesfromfat 3 %
Protein 0.1 g
Fat 0.1 g
Satfat 0.0 g
Carbohydrate 5.7 g
Fiber 0.5 g
Sodium 4.7 mg
Cholesterol 0.0 mg
2 1/2 tablespoons (half a 1 3/4-oz. package) Sure-Jell pectin labeled "For less or no sugar needed recipes"
1 1/4 cups sugar, divided
1 1/2 cups coarsely mashed strawberries (from 1 lb. fruit)
1 1/4 cups coarsely mashed raspberries (12 oz.)
1 1/4 cups unsweetened berry juice blend*
1 1/2 tablespoons lemon juice
1/4 teaspoon butter (prevents foaming)
1. Combine pectin and 1/4 cup sugar in a 5- to 6-qt. pot. Stir in berries, then berry and lemon juices and butter. Bring mixture to a brisk boil over high heat, stirring often.
2. Add remaining 1 cup sugar. Return jam to a brisk boil, stirring. Cook, stirring constantly, 1 minute. Remove from heat.
3. Ladle jam into heatproof jars and close with lids. Let cool to room temperature. Keeps, chilled, up to 1 month.
*We used Santa Cruz Organic Berry Nectar.
Note: Nutritional analysis is per tbsp.
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What started more or less with wacky Roberta's has blossomed into a full-blown restaurant movement, and these days it seems we're spending an inordinate amount of time in Bushwick checking out really interesting places—in the last few months, we've trekked out for Falansai, King Noodle, and Fritzl's Lunch Box, not to mention staples like the Narrows, Mama Joy's, Northeast Kingdom, and drinking destination Pine Box Rock Shop. Some of these places are truly excellent, but more important, eating in this neighborhood gives you the sense that you're taking part in the conversation about where food in this city is heading—because wherever that is will emerge here first.
While Bierkraft is best known for its more than 1,000 bottled, canned, and draft beer selections, it's also stocked with artisanal cheeses, chocolates, and house-made spreads like chutney, sauerkraut, and olive tapenade. Pick up a few and then head to the sandwich counter, where the staff will generously pile cured meats and vegetables onto enormous baguettes. The finishing touch for your picnic lunch? House-made ice cream sandwiches, though you might want to eat that first. Wash everything down with a growler of ale.
Most of New York City's Georgians reside in Brooklyn, so it follows that most of this city's Georgian restaurants are in that borough as well. But when Oda House opened in the East Village, it offered a taste of the Eurasian country's dumplings, khatchapuri (cheese breads), and other rich dishes to Manhattan. Knowledgeable servers will walk you through the menu if you're unfamiliar with the cuisine, calling out favorites and explaining why certain dishes are important representations of this type of food. We're partial to the adjaruli khatchapuri, a football-shaped loaf of bread hollowed out and then filled with a mix of tart feta and sweet mozzarella, which bubbles and browns as it bakes. The kitchen cracks an egg over the mixture just before serving it, and vigorous stirring slowly scrambles it into the molten cheese. Bring a group—this restaurant is set up for feasting.
Very much representative of Bushwick's ongoing gentrification, Fritzl's Lunch Box manages to offer highbrow versions of lowbrow food at more affordable prices, an ethos that translates to a burger that both celebrates and elevates the classic through its bold mixture of beef cheek and fatty chuck, and a sweet relish of pickles and onions. The patty gets a blanket of nicely sharp cheddar and a fine textural contrast from the toasted sesame seed bun, but it's the charred miso aioli that catapults Fritzl's to the top. Unctuous isn't a word that should be used lightly, but it's hard to find a better descriptor of such a refined burger condiment.
The weather-worn royal blue awning clinging to San Antonio Bakery II, a humble little bakery overlooking Astoria Boulevard, flaps in the wind over I-278 like a faint beacon signaling visitors from all over the city. Fans make regular trips, but not just for the Chilean pastries, homemade breads, and the shiny dessert counter. Most come for Il Completo, a juicy beef frank tucked into a steaming homemade roll and topped with guacamole, a zigzag of mayo, diced tomatoes, and garlic-rich pebre sauce. The creation is presented on its own little red pedestal; wash this puppy down with a can of Pap (Chilean soda) in the comfort of the modest dining room while regulars fix their gaze upward on the televised soccer games.
The Shopsin family has a 40-year legacy of providing a compelling dining experience steeped in eccentricity and eclecticism, and Shopsins is famous for its massive menu. The current list is fairly trim at over 500 menu items, which range from brunch staples like French toast and burgers to the Shopsins' take on huevos rancheros, "Blisters on My Sisters." In addition to the substantial waits that prospective diners often encounter, there is a strict rule against parties of more than four, and as one regular says, "Pretending to be a party of three that happened to have come in with a party of two is a very bad idea." If you and up to three of your friends are up to the challenge, though, make your selection simple by closing your eyes and pointing. You can't miss.


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Thank you for your overwhelming response to last week's column asking "which God" would allow incidents such as the shooting down of flight MH370, the protection of some would-be passengers and not others, and the deaths of innocent Palestinian children in the Gaza conflict?
I had admitted that, search as I might, the answer to these questions is not evident to me in any religion - neither the one in which I was brought up (Catholicism) nor another. As ever, having ventured into this territory, some readers accused me of having "a closed heart" – when my entire point is that my heart and head are open, but they are simply not finding any answers, other than that humans need to be less inhumane to each other.
Richard Dawkins is a polarising figure, but at the weekend a series of his tweets caught the eye: "I don't hate Muslims. I don't hate Jews. I hate the hereditary mental illness called religion which labels targets of hate in Palestine" was one of four such tweets about different global conflicts, including ISIS and Iraq.
It's unfortunate and self-defeating that Dawkins used the term "hereditary mental illness", because changing those words to "hereditary belief systems" would have had greater long-term meaning, if not short-term shock value.
It's not difficult to understand the historic need for religion: the quest for meaning on one hand and the desire for tribalism on the other have been with us since the coming of man. That search for meaning has led to so many false idols and fables becoming "God" and the "holy word". That need to huddle together in tribalism is still evident everywhere from Amish communities to pop "fandoms" and football supporters. The need to collectively believe in a supreme being is an inevitable consequence of these primeval instincts.
Being more cynical, one might buy into the famous Marx quotation: "religion is the opium of the people". While it's true that Marx was articulating his belief that religion was a way of "power" saying "don't worry if you're downtrodden in this life, you will find a reward in the next", in the wider quotation from which those words are taken, he was actually being more sympathetic: acknowledging the potential of religion to give solace where there is distress.
That's how I feel when I look on in bemused fascination at members of my own family's religious devotion despite their never-ending series of trials in this life. As a callow, arrogant youth I would try the Marx line out on them, only to be dismissed. And rightly so, because back then I was merely trying to provoke them.
Today, the conversation is different. I respect their beliefs because I can see the solace they have brought them, whilst absolutely rejecting any attempts to continue to force those beliefs upon others, or to marry them to the state.
The need for complete dis-establishment of church and state not only in this country, but in all countries, appears so obvious in the face of the many inequalities that accompany "establishment" that it is mystifying that in the 21 Century that there can be any argument against it. But then, what do I know? Apparently, my heart is closed.
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Financial skulduggery is as old as finance itself. What is shocking, however, about Jerome Kerviel, a futures trader at leading French bank Societe Generale, is the scale of his reported deception. The fraud he allegedly perpetrated through unauthorised trades in European futures markets has cost his employer Euro4.9 billion (HK$56 billion), the largest in banking history. The case should ring alarm bells with lenders and investment banks around the world. Other banks may yet have similar loopholes exposed. Greater safeguards must be put in place to prevent such crimes in future.
Societe Generale appears not to have learned from the Nick Leeson affair more than a decade ago. The original 'rogue trader' destroyed Barings by similarly hiding massive losses. Since then, western institutions have supposedly made highly sophisticated internal monitoring and compliance systems foolproof. However, a single middle-level trader at one of France's top banks has been able to bypass safeguards and traded billions for months without being detected. Whether or not he acted alone is a question that investigators will have to answer.
The latest disclosure could not have come at a worst time for both Societe Generale and the global equity markets reeling from a wider banking crisis. On top of the scandal, the bank has to write off Euro2.05 billion in losses stemming from the subprime mortgage meltdown in the US. Some people believe Societe Generale's fire sale of Mr Kerviel's futures and derivatives contributed to the steep market declines on Monday. The drops prompted the US Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by three-quarters of a percentage point. Whatever the truth of the matter, it probably did not help that the French bank was selling large positions into a falling, panicky market.
The alleged fraud appears unrelated to the larger banking and credit crunch. However, together, they raise doubts about the ability of financial institutions to manage risks - both within their internal operations and with outside investments. The subprime meltdown sparked a banking crisis because these institutions used faulty models that underestimated the risks of complex financial instruments based on those housing mortgages and assets.
Frauds are often uncovered during times of financial distress because rogue traders can no longer hide their crimes. Financial institutions may be shell-shocked by the latest market turmoil, but they can least afford to be complacent now. This is especially the case for institutions in emerging economies. They are still learning and adopting up-to-date international risk and security management. But, as Societe Generale shows, even these advanced systems are not foolproof.
Disclosure of massive frauds can easily precipitate market panic. Given the bubbles that have been brewing in places such as the mainland, their financial markets can become extremely jittery. Regulators and banking chiefs must, therefore, be especially vigilant at this time.


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Volume 2898 of the series Lecture Notes in Computer Science pp 35-51
Commitment Capacity of Discrete Memoryless Channels
- Andreas WinterAffiliated withDepartment of Computer Science, University of Bristol
- , Anderson C. A. NascimentoAffiliated withImai Laboratory, Information and Systems, Institute of Industrial Science, University of Tokyo
- , Hideki ImaiAffiliated withImai Laboratory, Information and Systems, Institute of Industrial Science, University of Tokyo
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In extension of the bit commitment task and following work initiated by Crépeau, we introduce and solve the problem of characterising the optimal rate at which a discrete memoryless channel can be used to for bit commitment. It turns out that the answer is very intuitive: it is the maximum equivocation of the channel (after removing trivial redundancy), even when unlimited noiseless bidirectional side communication is allowed. By a well–known reduction, this result provides a lower bound on the channel's capacity for implementing coin tossing.
The method of proving this relates the problem to Wyner's wire–tap channel in an amusing way. There is also an extension to quantum channels.
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After Thomas Brown redeemed himself with 111 yards rushing " including 49 on the game-clinching, clock-killing final drive Richt had plenty to say.
"We were blocking the right people," Richt said. "We were
movement on that last drive, especially. But Thomas Brown's effort and
was really the difference in being able to finish that game the way we
Brown carried 16 times and scored a touchdown on a 29-yard run in the
quarter to put Georgia up 24-6. He also had 44 yards receiving on four
catches. But the final drive was where he made his mark.
Wisconsin cut Georgia's lead to three with just more than four minutes
play on an interception return and two-point conversion, and Georgia
started the
ensuing drive on its own 39. The Badgers had two timeouts remaining, and
Georgia had managed just eight yards of offense on the previous three
The Bulldogs needed a first down. Brown ran for three.
On second-and-2, he gained 14 yards, He picked up 15 on the next play,
nine more on the following three carries to set up fourth-and-1 at the
Wisconsin 15.
Richt, with a little prompting from offensive coordinator Neil
elected to go for it rather than kick a field goal and put the pressure
on his
defense with 1:38 to play.
"Everybody wanted to go for it. We felt like if we got the first
game was over," Richt said.
So on fourth down, as he had the previous five plays, Brown got the
"I was thinking I only had about six inches to go, so I was patient
followed my blocks," Brown said.
Eleven yards later, the Badgers hauled him down at the 4-yard line and
Georgia's victory was assured.
Wisconsin coach Barry Alvarez conceded that Brown's running made the
"He's extremely quick. We missed a lot of tackles, but I think he had
to do with our missed tackles," Alvarez said. "He finds a seam, never
his feet from running and is always moving north and south.
We had the momentum and he made some plays. He made it happen for
Brown's first two carries of the game went for 20 yards, but his third
ended in the fumble. Wisconsin took over at the Georgia 22 and tied the
at 3 four plays later. Brown and fellow freshman Danny Ware platooned
most of
the game, but it was all Brown with the game on the line in the fourth
"I was really disappointed with myself with the fumble in the first
and I just kept telling myself I was going to redeem myself as soon as I
the chance," Brown said. "When the opportunity came, I just made sure
care of my business."
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