Jason C JC3

## crystalfontz.py
# This demonstrates how to send/receive packets to a Crystalfontz
# display and also display text on the display. It does not demonstrate
# keypad input or anything like that but the CrystalFontz class can be
# used as a basis for adding whatever.

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
# This is free and unencumbered software released into the public domain.
#
# Anyone is free to copy, modify, publish, use, compile, sell, or
# This is free and unencumbered software released into the public domain.

## Qt 5.15.2 Output.txt
---
pass 2 Example::Red QVariant(int, 0) QVariant(int, 0)
pass 2 Example::Green QVariant(int, 1) QVariant(int, 1)
pass 2 Example::Blue QVariant(int, 2) QVariant(int, 2)
pass 3 Example::Red QVariant(uint, 0) QVariant(int, 0)
pass 3 Example::Green QVariant(uint, 1) QVariant(int, 1)
pass 3 Example::Blue QVariant(uint, 2) QVariant(int, 2)
FAIL 4 Example::Red QVariant(qlonglong, 0) QVariant(int, 3)
FAIL 4 Example::Green QVariant(qlonglong, 1) QVariant(int, 3)
FAIL 4 Example::Blue QVariant(qlonglong, 2) QVariant(int, 3)

## example.cpp
// example usage:

QFile csv(filename);
csv.open(QFile::ReadOnly | QFile::Text);

QTextStream in(&csv);
QStringList row;

while (readCSVRow(in, &row))
    qDebug() << row;

## factorio_item_tiers.md

      
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                Factorio Items By Tier
              
          
    notes


a "tier" consists only of recipes whose ingredients are all either in a previous tier
nauvis represents natural resources
fake-steam just represents boilers and heat exchangers
fake-used-up-uranium-fuel-cell just represents a nuclear reactor

items by tier

products are listed in parentheses, ingredients are listed under each recipe.

  
## camwiring.drawio
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## VideoProbeSurface.h
#ifndef VIDEOPROBESURFACE_H
#define VIDEOPROBESURFACE_H

#include <QAbstractVideoSurface>
#include <QVideoSurfaceFormat>

/* A bit of a hack, but...
 *
 * Example:
 *

## ParseCIDR.cs
// quick and dirty, not very strict (accepts ipv6 on either side, and dotless ipv4)
static (IPAddress address, IPAddress mask) ParseCIDR (string str) {
    string[] parts = str.Split('/');
    if (parts.Length > 2)
        throw new FormatException("Invalid CIDR string.");
    else if (parts.Length == 1)
        return (IPAddress.Parse(parts[0]), IPAddress.Broadcast);
    else if (int.TryParse(parts[1], out int maskbits) && maskbits >= 0 && maskbits <= 32)
        return (IPAddress.Parse(parts[0]), new IPAddress(0xFFFFFFFFL & IPAddress.HostToNetworkOrder(unchecked((int)0x80000000) >> (maskbits - 1))));
    else

## xvsync.cpp
// link to -lX11 -lXext

#include <cstdio>
#include <X11/Xlib.h>
#include <X11/extensions/sync.h>
#include <inttypes.h>
#include <sys/time.h>
#include <unistd.h>

static void testCounterFrequency (Display *display, XSyncSystemCounter *sc) {

## RevisionDraft
I am 33. I'm a freelance programmer in NYC. As a freelancer, I set my own schedule. I can fully commit. I value teaching others how to help themselves -- doing so creates better programmers, which creates a better future.

A community moderator should be accessible, open to criticism, and fair, accomplish big picture goals without alienating individuals in the process, and represent the community at all times. I believe in moderators as an extension of the community. I value low noise, individuals' parts in a larger whole, and transparency.

I believe in firm but *flexible* moderation: Communities grow organically, I will uphold evolving values. The community organically makes the correct decisions in matters that it has the power to make decisions on, and a moderator only exists to do the rest. I'm patient with even the most frustrating users, firm but gentle when needed. Frustration often stems from deeper systemic issues (but I know a troll when I see one).

I want to improve and organize general site doc

## Nomination
I've been an SO member for 4 years. I learn primarily by answering questions that I don't know the answers to, and this is what has drawn me to SO. I'd like to nominate myself for the position of community moderator.

I believe that SO's greatest strengths are...
-

- A high signal-to-noise ratio. I firmly believe that the internet as a collection of knowledge is one of mankind's greatest achievements, and nothing bothers me more than trying to tap into this knowledge base only to find large amounts of misinformation, or noise that distracts from content.
- It represents a vast, credible collection of information and an impressive community of knowledgeable users, and its success is a positive cycle that draws people in and improves the internet as a whole.
- It is community moderated. CMs are accessible, SE provides great transparency, and open, often controversial discussions can be held and are taken seriously. It is a community that promotes sharing of ideas and opinions, and I value this greatly.
	# This demonstrates how to send/receive packets to a Crystalfontz
	# display and also display text on the display. It does not demonstrate
	# keypad input or anything like that but the CrystalFontz class can be
	# used as a basis for adding whatever.

	# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
	# This is free and unencumbered software released into the public domain.
	#
	# Anyone is free to copy, modify, publish, use, compile, sell, or
	# This is free and unencumbered software released into the public domain.
	---
	pass 2 Example::Red QVariant(int, 0) QVariant(int, 0)
	pass 2 Example::Green QVariant(int, 1) QVariant(int, 1)
	pass 2 Example::Blue QVariant(int, 2) QVariant(int, 2)
	pass 3 Example::Red QVariant(uint, 0) QVariant(int, 0)
	pass 3 Example::Green QVariant(uint, 1) QVariant(int, 1)
	pass 3 Example::Blue QVariant(uint, 2) QVariant(int, 2)
	FAIL 4 Example::Red QVariant(qlonglong, 0) QVariant(int, 3)
	FAIL 4 Example::Green QVariant(qlonglong, 1) QVariant(int, 3)
	FAIL 4 Example::Blue QVariant(qlonglong, 2) QVariant(int, 3)
	// example usage:

	QFile csv(filename);
	csv.open(QFile::ReadOnly \| QFile::Text);

	QTextStream in(&csv);
	QStringList row;

	while (readCSVRow(in, &row))
	qDebug() << row;
	#ifndef VIDEOPROBESURFACE_H
	#define VIDEOPROBESURFACE_H

	#include <QAbstractVideoSurface>
	#include <QVideoSurfaceFormat>

	/* A bit of a hack, but...
	*
	* Example:
	*
	// quick and dirty, not very strict (accepts ipv6 on either side, and dotless ipv4)
	static (IPAddress address, IPAddress mask) ParseCIDR (string str) {
	string[] parts = str.Split('/');
	if (parts.Length > 2)
	throw new FormatException("Invalid CIDR string.");
	else if (parts.Length == 1)
	return (IPAddress.Parse(parts[0]), IPAddress.Broadcast);
	else if (int.TryParse(parts[1], out int maskbits) && maskbits >= 0 && maskbits <= 32)
	return (IPAddress.Parse(parts[0]), new IPAddress(0xFFFFFFFFL & IPAddress.HostToNetworkOrder(unchecked((int)0x80000000) >> (maskbits - 1))));
	else
	// link to -lX11 -lXext

	#include <cstdio>
	#include <X11/Xlib.h>
	#include <X11/extensions/sync.h>
	#include <inttypes.h>
	#include <sys/time.h>
	#include <unistd.h>

	static void testCounterFrequency (Display display, XSyncSystemCounter sc) {
	I am 33. I'm a freelance programmer in NYC. As a freelancer, I set my own schedule. I can fully commit. I value teaching others how to help themselves -- doing so creates better programmers, which creates a better future.

	A community moderator should be accessible, open to criticism, and fair, accomplish big picture goals without alienating individuals in the process, and represent the community at all times. I believe in moderators as an extension of the community. I value low noise, individuals' parts in a larger whole, and transparency.

	I believe in firm but flexible moderation: Communities grow organically, I will uphold evolving values. The community organically makes the correct decisions in matters that it has the power to make decisions on, and a moderator only exists to do the rest. I'm patient with even the most frustrating users, firm but gentle when needed. Frustration often stems from deeper systemic issues (but I know a troll when I see one).

	I want to improve and organize general site doc
	I've been an SO member for 4 years. I learn primarily by answering questions that I don't know the answers to, and this is what has drawn me to SO. I'd like to nominate myself for the position of community moderator.

	I believe that SO's greatest strengths are...
	-

	- A high signal-to-noise ratio. I firmly believe that the internet as a collection of knowledge is one of mankind's greatest achievements, and nothing bothers me more than trying to tap into this knowledge base only to find large amounts of misinformation, or noise that distracts from content.
	- It represents a vast, credible collection of information and an impressive community of knowledgeable users, and its success is a positive cycle that draws people in and improves the internet as a whole.
	- It is community moderated. CMs are accessible, SE provides great transparency, and open, often controversial discussions can be held and are taken seriously. It is a community that promotes sharing of ideas and opinions, and I value this greatly.