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<?php

// https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=68485

namespace Math {
	
	class Calculator {
		
		public static function calculate($operator, $operand1, $operand2) {
			switch ($operator) {

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<?php

// https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=68485

namespace Math {
	
	class Calculator {
		
		public static function calculate($operator, $operand1, $operand2) {
			switch ($operator) {

requinix

FreeNAS-9.3-STABLE-201509282017

[date] [hostname] kernel: sonewconn: pcb 0x[hex]: Listen queue overflow: [#] already in queue awaiting acceptance ([#] occurrences)

Seen some people talk about the web shell being a bit finicky. I had opened it up many times since it rebooted last, and had the console messages in the footer enabled (System > Advanced > Show console messages in the footer). After some time, attempting to start the shell would show the "Loading" message for a few seconds before the window disappeared and the error message appeared in the footer.

Couple people said to restart FreeNAS. That wasn't an option for me.

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http://imgur.com/gallery/OQrmDNv

The image shows some long division where {26& ÷ %2# = # with no remainder. Put another way, # × %2# = {26&.

The problem is to find the numeric values of the four symbols used: # % { &. Each is a single digit and presumably not one of 2, 6, or 0 (which were written normally), nor is a digit reused with multiple symbols.

The most obvious symbol to start with is #. # × # = & with maybe something carried into the ten's place. Of the 10 digits, 7 are available to try:

• 1 × 1 = 1 (#=1, &=1) - no: it reuses the 1 for two symbols
• 3 × 3 = 9 (#=3, &=9) - possible

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// @version      0.9
// @author       requinix
// @match        http://www.wired.com/*
// ==/UserScript==
/* jshint -W097 */
'use strict';

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<?php 

// This code/file/output has no license, though attribution would be appreciated. 
// Output at http://pastebin.com/2ZLehM5N

if ($_SERVER["QUERY_STRING"] == "source") { 
    highlight_file(__FILE__); 
    return; 
} 

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const static timelib_tz_lookup_table* abbr_search(const char *word, timelib_long gmtoffset, int isdst)
{
	int abbr_found = 0, offset_found = 0;
	const timelib_tz_lookup_table  *tp, *abbr_found_elem = NULL, *offset_found_elem = NULL;

	if (strcasecmp("utc", word) == 0 || strcasecmp("gmt", word) == 0) {
		return timelib_timezone_utc;
	}

	for (tp = timelib_timezone_lookup; tp->name; tp++) {

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https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=74077

Good news is that it isn't so difficult to explain this. What's happening is array_map really has two modes of operation: one array and multiple arrays.

Using one array, (a) with $callback: keep array keys, transform value using $callback(value) (b) without $callback: return a copy of the array

array_map(function($value) { return $value; }, $array)

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LimitIterator_::rewind			rewind at the beginning of the foreach...
> TestFilterIterator_::rewind		...and the inner iterator
> > ArrayIterator_::rewind		...and again. now testfilteriterator must look for the first accept()able value
> > ArrayIterator_::valid		iterate on arrayiterator...
> > ArrayIterator_::current		...
> > ArrayIterator_::key			...
> > TestFilterIterator_::accept		...and test the first value it found
accept					(call #1 on [0]=>'0')
> > ArrayIterator_::next		value ('0') was not accepted
> > ArrayIterator_::valid		continue iterating...

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    "$schema": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/martinring/tmlanguage/master/tmlanguage.json",
    "name": "Papyrus (Skyrim)",
    "scopeName": "source.papyrus-skyrim",
    "foldingStartMarker": "(?i)\\b(event|function|property|state)\\b",
    "foldingStopMarker": "(?i)\\b(endevent|endfunction|endproperty|endstate)\\b",
    "patterns": [
        { "include": "#comments" },
        { "include": "#events" },
        { "include": "#flags" },