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/* Layout and Text components are my own utility components. Replace them by your own. */

import { memo, useEffect, useMemo, useState } from "react";
import { ViewStyle } from "react-native";
import { A } from "@mobily/ts-belt";
import mitt from "mitt";
import { v4 as uuid } from "@lukeed/uuid";
import Animated, {
  Layout as REALayout,
  Easing,

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Contributor License Agreement

The following terms are used throughout this agreement:

• You - the person or legal entity including its affiliates asked to accept this agreement. An affiliate is any entity that controls or is controlled by the legal entity, or is under common control with it.
• Project - is an umbrella term that refers to any and all IOMED Medical Solution S.L. open source projects.
• Contribution - any type of work that is submitted to a Project, including any modifications or additions to existing work.
• Submitted - conveyed to a Project via a pull request, commit, issue, or any form of electronic, written, or verbal communication with IOMED Medical Solution S.L., contributors or maintainers.

1. Grant of Copyright License.

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diff --git a/node_modules/typeorm/browser/driver/react-native/ReactNativeDriver.js b/node_modules/typeorm/browser/driver/react-native/ReactNativeDriver.js
index c2e7890..261517b 100644
--- a/node_modules/typeorm/browser/driver/react-native/ReactNativeDriver.js
+++ b/node_modules/typeorm/browser/driver/react-native/ReactNativeDriver.js
@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ var ReactNativeDriver = /** @class */ (function (_super) {
                 var databaseConnection = db;
                 // we need to enable foreign keys in sqlite to make sure all foreign key related features
                 // working properly. this also makes onDelete work with sqlite.
-                databaseConnection.executeSql("PRAGMA foreign_keys = ON;", [], function (result) {
+                databaseConnection.asyncExecuteSql("PRAGMA foreign_keys = ON;", [], function (result) {

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import Soup from "soup";

type Fetch = typeof fetch;

declare global {
  const fetch: Fetch;
}

class Response {
  session: Soup.Session;

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import { forEachObjIndexed } from "ramda";
import * as React from "react";
import {
  Animated,
  ScrollView,
  View,
  ViewStyle,
  LayoutChangeEvent,
  NativeScrollEvent,
} from "react-native";

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{"v":"4.10.1","fr":30,"ip":0,"op":296,"w":100,"h":100,"nm":"01","ddd":0,"assets":[],"layers":[{"ddd":0,"ind":1,"ty":4,"nm":"coud4 Outlines","sr":1,"ks":{"o":{"a":0,"k":100,"ix":11},"r":{"a":0,"k":0,"ix":10},"p":{"a":0,"k":[58.312,26.033,0],"ix":2},"a":{"a":0,"k":[74.545,21.87,0],"ix":1},"s":{"a":0,"k":[10,10,100],"ix":6}},"ao":0,"shapes":[{"ty":"gr","it":[{"ind":0,"ty":"sh","ix":1,"ks":{"a":0,"k":{"i":[[0,0],[0,0]],"o":[[0,0],[0,0]],"v":[[140.589,35.87],[148.089,35.87]],"c":false},"ix":2},"nm":"Path 1","mn":"ADBE Vector Shape - Group","hd":false},{"ty":"st","c":{"a":0,"k":[0.258999992819,0.294000004787,0.475,1],"ix":3},"o":{"a":0,"k":100,"ix":4},"w":{"a":0,"k":2,"ix":5},"lc":2,"lj":2,"nm":"Stroke 1","mn":"ADBE Vector Graphic - Stroke","hd":false},{"ty":"fl","c":{"a":0,"k":[0.823999980852,0.830999995213,0.834999952129,1],"ix":4},"o":{"a":0,"k":100,"ix":5},"r":1,"nm":"Fill 1","mn":"ADBE Vector Graphic - Fill","hd":false},{"ty":"tr","p":{"a":0,"k":[0,0],"ix":2},"a":{"a":0,"k":[0,0],"ix":1},"s":{"a":0,"k":[100,10

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module.exports = (function () {
  var R = require('ramda');
 
  var factor = R.curry(function (place, value) {
    var int = parseInt(value / place) * place
      , dec = parseInt(value % place);
 
    return [
      int == 100 && dec > 0 ? 'centoe' : R.toString(int),
      int != 100 && dec > 0 ? 'and' : [],

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Arch Linux is a distribution that's always on the most recent version of software packages, differing from other distros like Ubuntu and Debian, which releases a major/minor of all packages just in new releases. Another good point is that on Arch most configurations are default and just work, so you won't get Canonical's or RedHat's opinions in your operating system.

Although, not everything is flowrs. Arch's installation isn't graphical, that's why I've created a time ago a sequence of commands to help friends to install Arch Linux with GNOME with the setup I consider ideal for developers.

After booting the USB drive with the installation (download at https://www.archlinux.org/download/) just follow these steps:

WARNING: You need to have UEFI boot (disable CSM mode in your BIOS)

DISCLAIMER: This will erase all the data in your computer.

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Arch Linux is a GNU/Linux distribution that's always in the newest version of software packages, differing it from versionated distributions as Ubuntu and Debian, which updates all package's major/minor only in new releases. Another good point of Arch is that all configurations are the default ones, so you don't get Canonical's or RedHat's opinions in your operating system.

Although, not everything is flowers. Arch's installation isn't graphical, that's why I've created dsome time ago a sequence of commands to help friends to get Arch Linux with GNOME with the setup I consider the best for everyone.

After creating a boot thumb drive and boot it (download in https://www.archlinux.org/download/)

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%YAML 1.1
---

# Suricata configuration file. In addition to the comments describing all
# options in this file, full documentation can be found at:
# https://redmine.openinfosecfoundation.org/projects/suricata/wiki/Suricatayaml

##
## Step 1: inform Suricata about your network
##