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import sys
import subprocess
import multiprocessing


# use htop to see the utilization rates spread across cores
# use locust --help to see all the options

# the cmd launches 500 concurrent users on each core, hatch 5 per second, issue 10k requests then stops 
# logs to results.txt, prints the summary in the terminal

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{- 
for v 0.17

http://guide.elm-lang.org/architecture/user_input/text_fields.html
  1. reverse and uppercase input. Check
  2. count & display the number of characters. Check
  3. change text color if even number of characters . . . Check, but ugly.
-}

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{- 
  Step 1, just trying to make the "-" button red. http://elm-lang.org/examples/buttons
  -- import that Html.Attributes module
  -- define the style
  -- add the style attribute to the button

  Step 2, How do I make the "-" button turn red on odd numbers, and green on even numbers?
  
-}

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// This works

var elmDiv = document.getElementById('elm-main')
, elmApp = Elm.WordGame.embed(elmDiv)

// but this works too. Why to both work, which is preferred?

var elmDiv = document.getElementById('elm-main')
Elm.WordGame.embed(elmDiv)

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EtreCheck version: 2.9.12 (265)
Report generated 2016-05-06 16:55:34
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Runtime 1:36
Performance: Excellent

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Problem: Other problem

eezis

Quick guide to getting inlineradio buttons when using boolean values with Crispy Forms.


1. create chocies
  BOOLEAN_YN = (
    (True, u'Yes'),
    (False, u'No'),  
  )

2. update model to point at the choices

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To find the proper cfbundlerid when writing an appmethod or firemonkey delphi application, go to the tools/options/provisioning

Then select the build type and provisioning file, then the developer certificate.

That will show the "Applicateion Identifier" it will look like:

S3AB5SSYN.com.domain.appname 

Put that in the CFBUNDLER in the project/option/versioninfo

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Are templates scoped to a controller by naming convention? And is that convention two layers deep 
and implemented with filenames?

First convention describes rules for a controller's filename; stipulating that Controller filenames
get two parts seperated by
an underscore. An application with these three controllers -- PageController, HelloController, and 
UserController -- should manifest the following file names:

controllers
  |- page_controller.ex

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#1. nano ~/.bash_profile
#2. add these two lines

bind '"\e[A": history-search-backward'
bind '"\e[B": history-search-forward'

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10.29.14

I was following this tutorial: http://www.elixirdose.com/post/lets-build-web-app-with-phoenix-and-ecto

Could not mix compile

	==> postgrex
	warning: the dependency postgrex requires Elixir "0.15.0" but you are running on v1.0.1
	Compiled lib/postgrex/binary_utils.ex
	Compiled lib/postgrex/error.ex