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Indonesian filmmaker Joko Anwar is making moves in a surging industry. He directed the first season of HBO Asia’s Jakarta-set supernatural series Halfworlds and some episodes of its new horror series Folklore. He joins other local auteurs enjoying both domestic and international acclaim for movies like last year’s Marlina the Murderer in Four Acts, directed by Mouly Surya. The so-called “satay Western” about a wronged woman out for revenge won raves at 2017’s Cannes Film Festival, and is the nation’s pick to compete for Best Foreign Language Film at next year’s Academy Awards.

Filmmaking in Indonesia dates back more than a century, and movies were first shown there in 1900. The current resurgence comes after last century’s bumpy journey for an art form that never totally took hold of audiences’ imagination.

“We hear about a once-rich Indonesian cinema culture, but it was an illusion,” Anwar told Southeast Asia Globe.

He’s referring to the sagas of Sundanese legends that were popular with Indonesian audiences in the 1920s, but were told from the point of view of the Dutch directors who made them on location in what was then the Dutch East Indies. In the early 1930s, elaborate romantic melodramas were all the rage, but they were created by Chinese entrepreneurs who were flush from the Shanghai movie boom and extending their market around the region. Heavily financed foreign productions discouraged local film production, which was scattershot and based mainly in Jakarta. The Great Depression and Dutch taxes made this dream all but impossible by the mid-1930s.

A handful of enterprising filmmakers dipped their toes in the water in the 1940s – just before film production was banned under the Japanese occupation. Government-approved political films saturated the post-Independence era until a string of indie domestic films enjoyed huge success in the 1980s. The 1988 political biopic Tjoet Nja’ Dhien was the first Indonesian film to be invited to Cannes. Soon after that victory, local filmmaking took a big hit when the government lifted a ban on the screening of foreign films. Indonesian moviemakers couldn’t compete with blockbusters from Hollywood and Hong Kong. During Southeast Asia’s economic crisis of 1997, Indonesia’s economy tanked, along with box office sales and investment in domestic film production. Just six movies were made in Indonesia in 1999.

The industry has been recovering since the mid-2000s, and in most Indonesian cities, air-conditioned multiplexes are seeing relatively healthy sales. John Riady, an Indonesian entrepreneur and editor at large of the Jakarta Globe, describes Indonesia as “the most invisible country in the world”, referring to the rarity of good English writing about the country and poor tourism marketing. It’s home to a quarter of a billion people, and its capital, Jakarta, is a gargantuan tech-obsessed metropolis that sends more tweets daily than any other city on the planet. Metrics like that are impressive, but local cinema isn’t quite keeping pace.

“Indonesians used to have a closer emotional relationship with movies and cinemas, mainly because there weren’t many alternatives to movie-watching at that time, and cinemas were not in high-end shopping malls,” explained Anwar. “Today, going to a cinema requires more effort since most of them are inside places which the average Indonesian person – someone who lives outside of Jakarta, for example, or the average Jakartan who doesn’t visit luxury malls – has no access to.”

Anwar, 42, is a solidly built man who dresses and talks with the confidence of someone who tours the international film-festival circuit and enjoys a lucrative career. He grew up in a poor part of Sumatra and spent much of his childhood watching horror and kung-fu movies. In 2003, he wrote Indonesia’s first gay-themed film, Arisan!, and went on to write and direct a slew of films throughout the 2000s. His 2007 film, Kala, was lauded at the New York Asian Film Festival. His 2009 thriller, Forbidden Door, was screened at film festivals all over the world, and the Hollywood Reporter compared it to the work of Alfred Hitchcock.

The biggest challenge faced by Indonesian cinema is getting audiences in seats, Anwar explained.

“There are too few cinemas, compared to the increasing interest in cinema-going. For the past three years, Indonesia has enjoyed a [rise in] ticket sales for locally produced films, and it seems like we are going to surpass that also this year. However, ticket prices have crept up to keep pace with demand, and this puts a visit to the cinema out of the reach of most Indonesians, who either don’t have or can’t justify spending that kind of money on a movie ticket. There’s also the fact that the older traditions of movie-going are gone, and so unless you’re an upwardly mobile Jakartan, cinema isn’t on your radar at all. You watch TV. You talk to your family.”

Anwar then produced something unexpected: the 2015 dystopian A Copy of My Mind, set in Jakarta during the tense 2014 presidential elections. The urban drama and love story about a low-rent salon worker and a guy who writes subtitles for pirated DVDs featured Jakarta as a character more than a setting.

“My vision of Jakarta in A Copy of My Mind was meant to be a love letter to the city I moved to 20 years ago,” said Anwar. “Back then, I was penniless but I fell in love with the city right away. It was a very diverse place and people were more tolerant. Preachers weren’t spreading hate in mosques. Nightlife was colourful. We even had a gay film festival – imagine that, in the world’s most Muslim-populated country!”

Unlike the Hong Kong of Wong Kar-wai or the Madrid of Almodóvar, Anwar’s Jakarta wasn’t venerated, there was no background razzle-dazzle. In A Copy of My Mind, Jakarta is a bleak and ominous place, akin to the Phnom Penh of the Cambodian filmmaker Rithy Panh.

“Now, it feels like I don’t know Jakarta anymore. I believe that the 2014 presidential campaign started a kind of hateful atmosphere in the city, and in the country,” he said. “There were so many black campaigns launched, and they seriously damaged our capability for logic and cultural expression. Now hate has been normalised: you hear it from religious preachers, on the street, even in schools by teachers. With A Copy of My Mind, I guess I wanted to make a time capsule of that one particular year so 20 years from now, when things get better or worse, we can watch that film and remember what happened, and reflect.”

There are no film schools in Indonesia, but it does have five filmmaking education programmes at universities and institutes. It has just over 1,000 cinema screens, compared to nearly 15,000 in the comparable economy of India, which has a robust national cinema culture. In the Philippines, the industry employs a quarter of a million people and 50 million Filipinos go to the movies every year.

So why does Indonesia lag behind?

“First of all, good and entertaining movies in Indonesia are so rare that momentum in viewership can’t be sustained,” said Anwar. “This makes it hard to argue for financing, it makes it hard to motivate people to join the industry or take up training, and human resources in Indonesian filmmaking are already so rare. This results in a lot of untrained people making well-intentioned but poor-quality films. But most films are likely to get a theatrical release to fill cinema schedules, thus glutting the market with low-grade product – and this turns audiences off even further.”

Anwar hopes the current successes signal a turning point. He spoke of the increase in new movie theatres and educational opportunities, including the workshops and training offered through the government’s Creative Economy Agency.

When Southeast Asia Globe caught up with him, Anwar was in post-production after a long shoot on location in Jakarta and West Java for his next film, Gundala, based on 1980s Indonesian superhero comic books. Promo shots and poster art for it are plastered on Indonesian Facebook pages and in that deluge of Jakartan tweets.

After his work with HBO Asia, it seemed possible that Anwar would follow the money and work internationally, but Gundala suggests the exact opposite.

“I believe what’s important is making films that you can inject your own personality into, your views of life,” he said. “I think I will be happy making movies anywhere, as long as I am doing movies which I care about, with stories that I believe in, and with interesting characters. It still has to be a personal experience for me. As long as I’m allowed to do that, making movies anywhere will still be bliss.”

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The backend will respond with the received headers containing the values sent as the body to our HTTP listener and the host one that we have inserted.

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We have only spoken about Data Weave phrases as a one-liner for routers and basic attributes so far. Flows are another simplification that we made. By encouraging users to identify "inline" content, we have reduced the number of necessary transformation elements. For example, inside the 'write' portion of the File connector, you can create the content of a file, there is no need to use a 'transform' component to get the payload you need beforehand. In the above case, you do not need any additional steps to iterate the obtained JSON payload, and the new file path is defined by the following expression:

#[payload.name ++ '.' ++ dataType.mime-type name ++.' ++ dataType.mimeType .subType]

In the writing operation, we also add a desired "date" attribute, exactly where it is expected, setting the content to:

#[payload ++ { date: now() }] { date: now() }]

A fine example of the output from being assumed is the last expression. Since we know the payload is JSON, the output does not need to be specified and the files generated will also be in that format. This functions with all new connectors since our new Mule SDK supports it. The HTTP body of a request is sent with a script in the example below, where I may take advantage of all the features of Data Weave, as in any transformation part script.

Percentage dw 2.0

Application/json performance

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Payload ++ {place:' LATAM', office:' BA'}}

]

Additionally, the listener response body can be modified with the expression.

#[Payload Payload .data]

This is because a JSON would be returned by the backend server, where the value reflects the payload sent to it. So, to add any more attributes, the data collected by the listener would be updated and then forwarded back.

For eg, the data that the HTTP listener receives is application/x-www-form-urlencoded. Data Weave performs the out-of-the-box-no parsing needed now. The outcome would have been the same even though I had sent a JSON payload. This is because Data Weave helps us, rather than its format, to concentrate on the structure of the data.

Compatibility for Mule

But enough about Data Weave, let's talk to the elephant in the post, compatibility with Mule 3 and MEL. Oh, there's always MEL, it's all deprecated. Since the main and default speech-language is Data Weave, each expression will have the prefix "Mel:" to indicate that it should be evaluated with MEL. The HTTP listener in the example below.

Users adjust more readily, but I would make the Data Weave leap as quickly as possible if I were you, to begin taking advantage of all its wonderful features!

A bit more

The team carried out intensive efforts on the language version 2.0.0. The team assisted not only in the integration of the runtime but also sought to develop the language itself. In a future column, I'll leave it to them to tell you all about that, but you can know more through MuleSoft online training.

● Imports and modules

● You can now box and import scripts into others so that the code can be reused and shared.

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How to Build a Blog with Gatsby and Netlify CMS – A Complete Guide

In this article, we are going to build a blog with Gatsby and Netlify CMS. You will learn how to install Gatsby on your computer and use it to quickly develop a super fast blog site.

You are also going to learn how to add Netlify CMS to your site by creating and configuring files, then connecting the CMS to your site through user authentication.

And finally, you'll learn how to access the CMS admin so that you can write your first blog post.

The complete code for this project can be found here.

Here's a brief introduction to these tools.

What is Gatsby?

Gatsby is a free and open-source framework based on React that helps you build fast websites and web apps. It is also a static site generator like Next.js, Hugo, and Jekyll.

It includes SEO (Search Engine Optimization), accessibility, and performance optimization from the get-go. This means that it will take you less time to build production-ready web apps than if you were building with React alone.

What is Netlify CMS?

Netlify CMS is a CMS (Content Management System) for static site generators. It is built by the same people who made Netlify. It allows you to create and edit content as if it was WordPress, but it's a much simpler and user-friendly interface.

The main benefit of Netlify CMS is you don't have to create markdown files every time you want to write a post. This is useful for content writers who don't want to deal with code, text editors, repositories, and anything to do with tech - they can just focus on writing articles.

Alright, without any further ado, let's start building the blog!

But before we get going, a quick heads up: This guide requires prior knowledge of JavaScript and React. If you are not comfortable with these tools yet, I've linked the resources at the end of the article to help you brush up on those skills.

Even if you're new to those technologies, I tried to make this guide as simple as I was able so you can follow along.

How to set up the environment

Before we can build Gatsby sites, we have to make sure that we have installed all the right software required for the blog.

Install Node.js

Node.js is an environment that can run JavaScript code outside of a web browser.

It is a tool that allows you to write backend server code instead of using other programming languages such as Python, Java, or PHP. Gatsby is built with Node.js and that's why we need to install it on our computer.

To install Node.js, go to the download page and download it based on your operating system.

When you are done following the installation prompts, open the terminal and run node -v to check if it was installed correctly. Currently, the version should be 12.18.4 and above.

Install Git

Git is a free and open-source distributed version control system that helps you manage your coding projects efficiently.

Gatsby starter uses Git to download and install its required files and that's why you need to have Git on your computer.

To install Git, follow the instructions based on your operating system:

Install Gatsby CLI

Gatsby CLI (Command Line Interface) is the tool that lets you build Gatsby-powered sites. By running this command, we can install any Gatsby sites and the plugins we want.

To install Gatsby CLI, open the terminal and run this command:

npm install -g gatsby-cli

Once everything is set up successfully then we are ready to build our first Gatsby site.

How to build a Gatsby site

In this guide, we're going to use the default Gatsby starter theme, but you're free to choose any themes on the Gatsby starter library. I personally use the Lekoart theme because the design is minimalist and beautiful, and it has a dark mode.

In the terminal, run this command to install the new Gatsby blog:

gatsby new foodblog https://github.com/gatsbyjs/gatsby-starter-blog

Note for Windows users: If you encounter "Error: Command failed with exit code 1: yarnpkg" while creating Gatsby site, see this page to troubleshoot it. You may have to clean up dependencies of old yarn installations or follow the Gatsby on Windows instructions.

What's does this command line mean exactly? Let me explain.

new - This is the command line that creates a new Gatsby project

foodblog - This is the name of the project. You can name it whatever you want here. I named this project foodblog as an example only.

The URL (https://github.com/gatsbyjs/gatsby-starter-blog) - This URL specified points to a code repository that holds the starter code you want to use. In other words, I picked the theme for the project.

Once the installation is complete, we'll run the cd foodblog command which will take us to the location of our project file.

cd foodblog

Then we'll run gatsby develop that will start running on the local machine. Depending on the specs of your computer, it will take a little while before it is fully started.

gatsby develop

Open a new tab in your browser and go to http://localhost:8000/. You should now see your new Gatsby site!

How a Gatsby starter blog homepage looks

Now that we've created the blog, the next step is to add Netlify CMS to make writing blog posts easier.

How to add Netlify CMS to your site

Adding Netlify CMS to your Gatsby site involves 4 major steps:

app file structure,

configuration,

authentication, and

accessing the CMS.

Let's tackle each of these stages one at a time.

How to set up the app's file structure

This section deals with the file structure of your project. We are going to create files that will contain all Netlify CMS codes.

When you open your text editor, you will see a lot of files. You can read this article if you are curious about what each of these files does.

├── node_modules ├── src ├── static ├── .gitignore ├── .prettierrc ├── gatsby-browser.js ├── gatsby-config.js ├── gatsby-node.js ├── gatsby-ssr.js ├── LICENSE ├── package-lock.json ├── package.json └── README.md

Do not worry about all these files — we are going to use very few of them here.

What we are looking for is the static folder. This is the folder where it will form the main structure of the Netlify CMS.

If your project does not have Static folder, then create the folder at the root directory of your project.

Inside the static folder, create an admin folder. Inside this folder, create two files index.html and config.yml:

admin ├ index.html └ config.yml

The first file, index.html, is the entry point to your CMS admin. This is where Netlify CMS lives. You don't need to do styling or anything as it is already done for you with the script tag in the example below:

<!doctype html> <html> <head> <meta charset="utf-8" /> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" /> <title>Content Manager</title> </head> <body> <script src="https://unpkg.com/netlify-cms@^2.0.0/dist/netlify-cms.js"></script> </body> </html>

The second file, config.yml, is the main core of the Netlify CMS. It's going to be a bit complicated as we are going to write backend code. We'll talk more about it in the configuration section.

How to configure the back end

In this guide, we are using Netlify for hosting and authentication and so the backend configuration process should be relatively straightforward. Add all the code snippets in this section to your admin/config.yml file.

We'll begin by adding the following codes:

backend: name: git-gateway branch: master

Heads up: This code above works for GitHub and GitLab repositories. If you're using Bitbucket to host your repository, follow these instructions instead.

The code we just wrote specifies your backend protocol and your publication branch (which is branch: master). Git Gateway is an open-source API that acts as a proxy between authenticated users of your site and your site repository. I'll explain more what this does in the authentication section.

Next up, we will write media_folder: "images/uploads". This will allow you to add media files like photos directly to your CMS. Then you won't need to use a text editor to manually add media and all that.

media_folder: "images/uploads"

Make sure you created a folder called images in the admin folder. Inside the images folder, create an uploads folder as this is the place where you'll host your images.

Configure Collections

The collections will define the structure for the different content types on your static site. As every site can be different, how you configure the collection's settings will differ from one site to another.

Let's just say your site has a blog, with the posts stored in content/blog, and files saved in a date-title format, like 2020-09-26-how-to-make-sandwiches-like-a-pro.md. Each post begins with settings in the YAML-formatted front matter in this way:

--- layout: blog title: "How to make sandwiches like a pro" date: 2020-09-26 11:59:59 thumbnail: "/images/sandwich.jpg" --- This is the post body where I write about how to make a sandwich so good that will impress Gordon Ramsay.

With this example above, this is how you will add collections settings to your Netlify CMS config.yml file:

collections: - name: "blog" label: "Blog" folder: "content/blog" create: true slug: "---" fields: - {label: "Layout", name: "layout", widget: "hidden", default: "blog"} - {label: "Title", name: "title", widget: "string"} - {label: "Publish Date", name: "date", widget: "datetime"} - {label: "Body", name: "body", widget: "markdown"}

Let's examine what each of these fields does:

name: This one is used in routes like /admin/collections/blog

label: This one is used in the UI (User Interface). When you are in the admin page, you will see a big word "Blog" on the top of the screen. That big word "Blog" is the label.

folder: This one points to the file path where your blog posts are stored.

create: This one lets the user (you or whoever has admin access) create new documents (blog posts in this case) in these collections.

slug: This one is the template for filenames. , , and which are pulled from the post's date field or save date. is a URL-safe version of the post's title. By default it is .

The fields are where you can customize the content editor (the page where you write the blog post). You can add stuff like ratings (1-5), featured images, meta descriptions, and so on.

For instance, in this particular code, we add curly braces {}. Inside them we write label with the value "Publish Date" which will be the label in the editor UI.

The name field is the name of the field in the front matter and we name it "date" since the purpose of this field is to enter the date input.

And lastly, the widget determines how the UI style will look and the type of data we can enter. In this case, we wrote "datetime" which means we can only enter the date and time.

- {label: "Publish Date", name: "date", widget: "datetime"}

You can check the list right here to see what exactly you can add. If you want, you can even create your own widgets, too. For the sake of brevity, we'll try to keep things simple here.

Enable Authentication

At this point, we are nearly done with the installation and configuration of Netlify CMS. Now it's time to connect your Gatsby site to the CMS by enabling authentication.

We'll add some HTML code and then activate some features from Netlify. After that, you are on the way to creating your first blog post.

We are going to need a way to connect a front end interface to the backend so that we can handle authentication. To do that, add this HTML script tag to two files:

The first file to add this script tag is the admin/index.html file. Place it between the <head> tags. And the second file to add the tag is the public/index.html file. This one also goes in between the <head> tags.

When a user logs in with the Netlify Identity widget, an access token directs them to the site homepage. In order to complete the login and get back to the CMS, redirect the user back to the /admin/ path.

To do this, add the following code before the closing body tag of the public/index.html file:

With this, we are now done writing the code and it's time to visit Netlify to activate authentication.

Before we move on, you should Git commit your changes and push them to the repository. Plus, you will have to deploy your site live so you can access the features in the Enable Identity and Git Gateway section.

Deploy your site live with Netlify

We are going to use Netlify to deploy our Gatsby site live. The deployment process is pretty straightforward, quick, and most importantly, it comes with a free SSL (Secure Sockets Layer). This means your site is protected (you can tell by looking at the green lock on the browser search).

If you haven't signed up for the platform, you can do it right here. When you've finished signing up, you can begin the deployment process by following these 3 steps.

Click the "New site from Git" button to create a new site to be deployed. Choose the Git provider where your site is hosted. My site is hosted on GitHub so that's what I will choose.

Choose the repository you want to connect to Netlify. The name of my Gatsby site is "foodblog" but you have to pick your own project name.

The last one asks how you would like Netlify to adjust your builds and deploy your site. We are going to leave everything as it is and we will click the "Deploy site" button. This will begin deploying your site to live.

Once the deployment is complete, you can visit your live site by clicking the green link that has been generated for you on the top left of the screen. Example: https://random_characters.netlify.app.

With this, the world can now view your site. You can replace the weird URL with your custom domain by reading this documentation.

How to enable Identity and Git Gateway

Netlify's Identity and Git Gateway services help you manage CMS admin users for your site without needing them to have an account with your Git host (Like GitHub) or commit access on your repository.

To activate these services, head to your site dashboard on Netlify and follow these steps:

Go to Settings > Identity, and select Enable Identity service.

In the Overview page of your site, click the "Settings" link.

After clicking "Settings", scroll down the left sidebar and click the "Identity" link.

Click the "Enable Identity" button to activate the Identity feature.

2. Under Registration preferences, select Open or Invite only. Most of the time, you want only invited users to access your CMS. But if you are just experimenting, you can leave it open for convenience.

Under the Identity submenu, click the "Registration" link and you'll be taken to the registration preferences.

3. Scroll down to Services > Git Gateway, and click Enable Git Gateway. This authenticates with your Git host and generates an API access token.

In this case, we're leaving the Roles field blank, which means any logged-in user may access the CMS.

Under the Identity submenu, click the "Services" link.

Click the "Enable Git Gateway" button to activate the Git Gateway feature.

With this, your Gatsby site has been connected with Netlify CMS. All that is left is to access the CMS admin and write blog posts.

How to access the CMS

All right, you are now ready to write your first blog post!

There are two ways to access your CMS admin, depending on what accessing options you chose from the Identity.

If you selected Invite only, you can invite yourself and other users by clicking the Invite user button. Then an email message will be sent with an invitation link to login to your CMS admin. Click the confirmation link and you'll be taken to the login page.

Alternatively, if you selected Open, you can access your site's CMS directly at yoursite.com/admin/. You will be prompted to create a new account. When you submit it, a confirmation link will be sent to your email. Click the confirmation link to complete the signup process and you'll be taken to the CMS page.

Note: If you cannot access your CMS admin after clicking the link from the email, the solution is to copy the link in the browser starting with #confirmation_token=random_characters and paste the link after the hashtag "#", like this: https://yoursite.com/admin/#confirmation_token=random_characters. This should fix the problem.

If everything goes well, you should see your site's admin dashboard:

Netlify CMS admin.

You can create your new post by clicking the "New post" button.

When you're ready to publish your post, you can click the "Publish Now" button to publish it immediately.

When you hit the publish button, the post file is automatically created. Then it will add to the changes with the commit message based on the name of the post along with the date and time of publishing. Finally, it will be pushed to the host repository, and from there your post will be seen live.

You can view the changes by looking at the commit message in your host repository.

After waiting for a few minutes, your new post should be live.

One more thing

The last thing to do is clean up the sample articles. To delete these posts, go to the blog files in your text editor and delete them one by one. Make sure you check your terminal when deleting them so that there will be no issues on your site.

Once all the sample posts are cleared out, commit these changes and push them to the repository.

And now, you are all done! You can now create your new posts from the comfortable CMS dashboard and share your stories to the world.

Summary

In this guide you have learned how to:

Create a Gatsby blog site

Added the Netlify CMS to your Gatsby site by creating and configuring files

Enable user authentication by activating Identity and Git Gateway

Access your site's CMS admin

Publish your first post powered by Gatsby and Netlify CMS

By the end of this guide, you should now be able to enjoy writing blog posts with a fast website and simple content editor. And you probably don't have to touch the code unless it needs further customization.

There is still more to cover about Gatsby and Netlify CMS. One of the best ways to learn about them is to go through their documentation.

I hope you found this guide beneficial, and happy posting!

Check out my blog to learn more tips, tricks, and tutorials about web development.

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Minecraft mod recs

I’ve been on a Minecraft kick lately and since I’ve posted a bunch of screenshots that include modded content, people have been asking what mods I’m using, so here’s a list of mods I recommend. Please feel free to also add your own mod recs - I’m always looking for new mods to try. c:

Most of these mods require Minecraft Forge; all of them I’m currently using for Minecraft version 1.12, but many are also available for previous versions - just make sure you’re downloading the correct mod version for whatever version of Minecraft you’re using.

Anyways, the list is kinda long, so I’m putting it under a cut:

Quark: Adds a TON of new features, including blocks, decoration, mobs, automation options, and - one of my favorite features - underground biomes, such as crystal caves. New recipes too, like new slab and stair recipes that don’t exist in vanilla Minecraft (I used to use Slabcraft and Staircraft but last I checked, there’s no update for 1.12; Quark fills that gap quite a bit though). Also, lots of convenience tweaks, like buttons for storage chest management (automatic deposit, extraction, and sorting), ability to delete items from your inventory from the world entirely, and auto tool/block restocking (depleted your stack of 64 blocks and need more? if you have another stack in your inventory, it automatically adds it to your toolbar so you don’t have to manually go into your inventory and move it). Main website with descriptions of all the added features can be found here.

JourneyMap: Basically a giant configurable map that automatically expands as you explore the world, and adds a mini map in the upper right corner of your screen. You can also set waypoints (which you can teleport to), with an option for them to be marked by visible beacons that you can spot from anywhere in the world (including the distance to that waypoint), which is useful if you’re like me and have a terrible sense of direction. There’s also an option for waypoints to be automatically created when you die, so after respawning you can easily teleport back to the spot where you died. It can make the game a bit laggy, but I found it to be worth it. (Make sure your graphics drivers and Java are up to date before installing it, or you’ll have serious lag problems.)

OptiFine: Improves appearance and performance. Highly configurable. It can be a bit glitchy, especially depending on what mods you’re using - basically, if you’re having issues with crashes, OptiFine might be the culprit and you might have to do some troubleshooting. Make absolutely sure you’re using the right version for your current version of Minecraft.

Mo’ Creatures: Adds a bunch of new mobs to the game (passive, neutral, hostile, and tamable). Many of the tamable mobs can be used as mounts, such as big cats, wyverns, manticores, giant scorpions, elephants, komodo dragons, dolphins, manta rays, bears, and several different kinds of horse (including unicorns, winged horses, ghost horses, and fairy horses). It’s a really fun mod that adds a lot of novelty and diversity to the world - I spent hours collecting all the different tamable mobs, breeding horses and big cats to get hybrids and rare breeds, and looking for rare drops from hostile mobs (including silver swords, which are the only things that can efficiently kill werewolves - every other weapon only does half a heart of damage; eggs that can be hatched into friendly baby mobs; and different kinds of chitin, furs, and skins that can be used to craft new armor and weapons). The config files are straightforward and easy to edit if you want to tweak the spawn rates of different mobs (which I did a lot of). TL;DR I highly recommend it. Here’s the main webpage for it; the Curseforge and a few pages from the Wiki are linked above. Requires Forge and DrZhark’s Custom Mob Spawner (linked on both the main webpage and the Curseforge page).

Biomes O’ Plenty: Adds over 60 new biomes to the world (a list can be found on the Wiki here) and a ton of new trees, blocks, plants, and other items. VERY fun. Typically requires the creation of a new world, but you can make it work with an existing world with some extra steps - it’s explained under the installation section here. It’s pretty simple, but you need to download an NBT Editor to do it (I used NBT Explorer). Once I installed that it only took me a few minutes to edit the level.dat file to change my current world.

Twilight Forest: Adds a new dimension, the Twilight Forest. The list of added features can be found on the Wiki here, but long story short, it’s a new dimension with its own biomes and corresponding blocks, items, etc. Each new biome has its own boss (usually with a corresponding dungeon) to defeat (bosses can be defeated more than once since there’s at least one per biome and, like in the overworld, there’s more than one of each kind of biome in the world). It follows a progression system, meaning certain areas (and therefore boss fights) are locked until you defeat other bosses (e.g. certain biomes having a weather effect that renders it virtually impossible to traverse until defeating the boss and getting the item that will allow you to pass through the area unharmed/unimpeded). One of my favorite things added by this mod, aside from the new area to explore and new varieties of mobs, is the Triple Bow that can be obtained by beating a certain boss - shoots three arrows at once, it’s awesome, and incredibly powerful when you add enchantments like Power and Infinity. It can be a bit laggy, but I found it worth it.

Cavern: Like the above, adds new dimensions to explore (a list can be found here), with corresponding new blocks, mobs, and recipes. Also, a new miner stats and progression feature. Just like Twilight Forest, it can be kinda laggy - make sure your drivers are up to date. I also have a problem with the newest version, where upon entering a cavern dimension, it becomes impossible to move or interact with the world - it’s a known issue, and right now the only fix (aside from downgrading to a previous version) is to exit the game while inside the cavern dimension and then logging back in. Once you reopen the game and the world loads, you should be able to move and interact with the world normally. It can be a bit annoying, but I still like the mod enough to deal with that inconvenience until there’s an actual fix.

Roguelike Dungeons: As the description says, “a mod that generates large underground dungeon structures which have a procedurally generated layout and loot.” Really fun, especially if you love having new areas to explore.

Backpacks: Exactly what it says on the tin. Adds recipes for backpacks. By default they’re 3x9 but by crafting and adding backpack pouches, they can be expanded up to 5x. They start out brown but can be dyed. They can also be nested, so if you want a backpack within a backpack within a backpack, you can do that. I love this mod because when I want to explore for a long time without having to constantly go back to my home base to store my items and free up inventory space, I can just keep a backpack with a bunch of backpacks in it and just... have an enormous inventory, lmao. You can also make a quantum chest + quantum backpacks (all access the same inventory) and a backpack restorer (can restore a lost backpack once).

Nature’s Compass: In-game biome finder, with teleport feature. Also works with biomes added by mods (e.g. Biomes O’ Plenty).

Fairy Lights: Adds recipes for creating hanging lights, string lights, etc. for decoration and lighting options.

MrCrayfish’s Furniture Mod: Adds recipes for 40 new pieces of furniture. Mostly good for decoration, but some are also functional (e.g. cabinets and refrigerators that provide storage).

Fence Jumper: A very simple convenience mod that lets players jump over fences. Doesn’t apply to mobs.

Doggy Talents Mod: New abilities for wolves. I used to use Sophisticated Wolves, but there’s no 1.12 version, so I moved to Doggy Talents instead.

Wolf Armor and Storage: Also what it says on the tin. Wolf armor is very similar to horse armor, and chests can be added to wolves like they can be added to llamas.

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11 Questions Tag

Was tagged by @sebongie-loves but hun you forgot to write down your questions :( and @milkteafairy-hyeri who literally tagged me in 3 parts of this and I’m too lazy to do 3 so Imma do one

Tell us a story of something that happened to you after 3am

This happened a long time ago when I was drinking by myself on the terrace of my house and idk if it was just my hallucination or not, I saw someone standing across the street and we locked eyes for a moment. The neighborhood was empty and it was around 3.30 or so, I was kinda panicked because what if that person was a robber or A SERIAL KILLER IDK MAN. But then he disappeared while I was opening another can, I continued drinking for a while and went to sleep. BUT THEN HE APPEARED IN MY DREAM and saying something like “So you saw me.” WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK but then I never saw him again which is a relief.

Moral of the story: Don’t drink by yourself on your terrace at 3 a.m. kids. It’s shady as fuck.

Ok, ok. Who do you ship me with? (I wasn’t supposed to ask this but…)

As much as I love my man… I ship you with Jihoon! You told me you and Jihoon have the same personalities so you two might be a perfect match lol. But if it didn’t work I still ship you with the guy from college that you told me about. Tee-hee.

Are you taller or shorter than your bias?

Definitely shorter by a few centimeters.

What are things you would do just to meet your bias?

Literally everything. I’d save up all the allowance I got, skip meals at school, work on the weekend to get some extra money. And I’m currently doing it all so I’ll get enough money to see Seventeen this year. Ya girl gotta work hard to see seventeen.

How do you handle anger?

I’m an ill-tempered person. I get cranky a lot. and I get angry a lot. I’ll pull out a few strings of curse words and watch a lot of cute youtube videos to calm myself down. If it still didn’t work, I’d leave the house for a while and come back later with a cool head.

Something you hated as a child but like right now?

CHILI. SPICY FOOD. I hated them but now i can’t live without them. I used to hate sambal which is smashed chilies sauce with onions and other seasonings. It was so spicy and my old self hated it. I just ate empal (Indonesian fried beef) with a lot of sambal AND MAN IT WAS SO DAMN GOOD. Fyi, my interest in spicy food and worst eating schedule got me a stomach ulcers and I got my appendix removed last year because bitch I ate too much chilies and it was worth it.

If you could choose your last words, what would they be?

“Hahahaha… good bye, motherfuckers. Enjoy living on this damned planet.”

Five most influential books over your lifetime?

1. A book about a bear family which title I can’t remember. It was my first english book I’ve ever had and got my mom to read it for me.

2. Dilan 1990, Dilan 1991 and Milea. Three Indonesian books that quite popular these days. I like it so much I wrote a 20-pages paper about Dilan 1990 (the first book) and got my ex who lives near the author to signed my book personally.

3. The Buru Quartet by Pramoedya Ananta Toer. Another Indonesian books that changed my life. It’s about a life of a Javanese royal, Minke who went to a prestigious school where only the descendants of the European colonizers can attend the school and finally fell for Annelies, a beautiful rich daughter of a Dutchman. It’s an outstanding story of colonial intrigue, coming of age, love story, sexism, racism, class structure in Java, Indonesia at beginning of the 19th Century. All four of the books are great, and have been translated over 20 languages. Pramoedya is Indonesian’s Mark Twain. I suggest you to read them all.

4. The Dancer by Ahmad Tohari. By this point you may realize that I read a lot of Indonesian books lol. It’s a story of a traditional Javanese dancer in the early 1940 who went through a lot of events that lead her to a decision of preserving her culture (dancing and by dancing, a lot of sexual things happened. Basically being a dancer at that time means you’re also a prostitute) or resigning from being a dancer but nobody actually wanted to marry her because she was a prostitute. It’s a beautiful story of politics issues, Javanese culture, sexism and woman power with a spark of romance to accompany. It’s on amazon if you want to buy it.

5. Eleanor and Park by Rainbow Rowell. Yay! an english book. This book taught me that a protagonist doesn’t have to be perfect to have a beautiful love story. Basically a love story that brought bullying, body shape issues and domestic abuse together and she mixed them up into this outstanding novel.

Dog person or cat person?

DOG DOG DOG DOG DOG

Which member of your bias group would you like to go to school with? have as your brother? have as your best friend?

I’d like to go to school with Chan. Just because. He seems nice. And maybe Mingyu as my brother. He’d take care of me for sure lmao. And Seokmin as my best friend!! As much as I hate too much extrovertness… having a bright Seokmin around wouldn’t hurt and he would cheer me up!

Here are your questions!

The best food you’ve ever eaten in your life?

If you were given three wishes, what would you wish for?

Tell me your perfect first date

Do you have any pets?

What is your favorite season? and your favorite thing about it?

What is your favorite song of all time?

What is something that you’ve never done but would like to try?

Tell me only one reason why you love your bias

What is your favorite book, and why?

What qualities do you value most in a friend?

And I’m tagging you! @17cafe @hoebihoeshi @joy-bangtan @choco-seventeen @pasteluji and you too if you want to do this again lmao @milkteafairy-hyeri

I’m sure some of you did this already but the questions are different and it wouldn’t hurt to do another one!

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300+ TOP JAVASCRIPT Objective Questions and Answers

JavaScript Multiple Choice Questions :-

1. Why so JavaScript and Java have similar name? A. JavaScript is a stripped-down version of Java B. JavaScript's syntax is loosely based on Java's C. They both originated on the island of Java D. None of the above Ans: B 2. When a user views a page containing a JavaScript program, which machine actually executes the script? A. The User's machine running a Web browser B. The Web server C. A central machine deep within Netscape's corporate offices D. None of the above Ans: A 3. ______ JavaScript is also called client-side JavaScript. A. Microsoft B. Navigator C. LiveWire D. Native Ans: B 4. __________ JavaScript is also called server-side JavaScript. A. Microsoft B. Navigator C. LiveWire D. Native Ans: C 5. What are variables used for in JavaScript Programs? A. Storing numbers, dates, or other values B. Varying randomly C. Causing high-school algebra flashbacks D. None of the above Ans: A 6. _____ JavaScript statements embedded in an HTML page can respond to user events such as mouse-clicks, form input, and page navigation. A. Client-side B. Server-side C. Local D. Native Ans: A 7. What should appear at the very end of your JavaScript? The tag A. The B. The C. The END statement D. None of the above Ans: A 8. Which of the following can't be done with client-side JavaScript? A. Validating a form B. Sending a form's contents by email C. Storing the form's contents to a database file on the server D. None of the above Ans: C 9. Which of the following are capabilities of functions in JavaScript? A. Return a value B. Accept parameters and Return a value C. Accept parameters D. None of the above Ans: C 10. Which of the following is not a valid JavaScript variable name? A. 2names B. _first_and_last_names C. FirstAndLast D. None of the above Ans: A

JAVASCRIPT Objective Questions 11. ______ tag is an extension to HTML that can enclose any number of JavaScript statements. A. B. C. D. Ans: A 12. How does JavaScript store dates in a date object? A. The number of milliseconds since January 1st, 1970 B. The number of days since January 1st, 1900 C. The number of seconds since Netscape's public stock offering. D. None of the above Ans: A 13. Which of the following attribute can hold the JavaScript version? A. LANGUAGE B. SCRIPT C. VERSION D. None of the above Ans: A 14. What is the correct JavaScript syntax to write "Hello World"? A. System.out.println("Hello World") B. println ("Hello World") C. document.write("Hello World") D. response.write("Hello World") Ans: C 15. Which of the following way can be used to indicate the LANGUAGE attribute? A. B. C. JavaScript statements… D. JavaScript statements… Ans: C 16. Inside which HTML element do we put the JavaScript? A. B. C. D. Ans: C 17. What is the correct syntax for referring to an external script called " abc.js"? A. B. C. D. None of the above Ans: C 18. Which types of image maps can be used with JavaScript? A. Server-side image maps B. Client-side image maps C. Server-side image maps and Client-side image maps D. None of the above Ans: B 19. Which of the following navigator object properties is the same in both Netscape and IE? A. navigator.appCodeName B. navigator.appName C. navigator.appVersion D. None of the above Ans: A 20. Which is the correct way to write a JavaScript array? A. var txt = new Array(1:"tim",2:"kim",3:"jim") B. var txt = new Array:1=("tim")2=("kim")3=("jim") C. var txt = new Array("tim","kim","jim") D. var txt = new Array="tim","kim","jim" Ans: C 21. What does the tag do? A. Enclose text to be displayed by non-JavaScript browsers. B. Prevents scripts on the page from executing. C. Describes certain low-budget movies. D. None of the above Ans: A 22. If para1 is the DOM object for a paragraph, what is the correct syntax to change the text within the paragraph? A. "New Text"? B. para1.value="New Text"; C. para1.firstChild.nodeValue= "New Text"; D. para1.nodeValue="New Text"; Ans: B 23. JavaScript entities start with _______ and end with _________. A. Semicolon, colon B. Semicolon, Ampersand C. Ampersand, colon D. Ampersand, semicolon Ans: D 24. Which of the following best describes JavaScript? A. a low-level programming language. B. a scripting language precompiled in the browser. C. a compiled scripting language. D. an object-oriented scripting language. Ans: D 25. Choose the server-side JavaScript object? A. FileUpLoad B. Function C. File D. Date Ans: C 26. Choose the client-side JavaScript object? A. Database B. Cursor C. Client D. FileUpLoad Ans: D 27. Which of the following is not considered a JavaScript operator? A. new B. this C. delete D. typeof Ans: B 28. ______method evaluates a string of JavaScript code in the context of the specified object. A. Eval B. ParseInt C. ParseFloat D. Efloat Ans: A 29. Which of the following event fires when the form element loses the focus: , , , , ? A. onfocus B. onblur C. onclick D. ondblclick Ans: B 30. The syntax of Eval is ________________ A. eval(numeriC. B. eval(string) C. eval(string) D. eval(numeriC. Ans: B JAVASCRIPT Objective Type Questions with Answers 31. JavaScript is interpreted by _________ A. Client B. Server C. Object D. None of the above Ans: A 32. Using _______ statement is how you test for a specific condition. A. Select B. If C. Switch D. For Ans: B 33. Which of the following is the structure of an if statement? A. if (conditional expression is true) thenexecute this codeend if B. if (conditional expression is true)execute this codeend if C. if (conditional expression is true) {then execute this code>->} D. if (conditional expression is true) then {execute this code} Ans: C 34. How to create a Date object in JavaScript? A. dateObjectName = new Date() B. dateObjectName.new Date() C. dateObjectName := new Date() D. dateObjectName Date() Ans: A 35. The _______ method of an Array object adds and/or removes elements from an array. A. Reverse B. Shift C. Slice D. Splice Ans: D 36. To set up the window to capture all Click events, we use which of the following statement? A. window.captureEvents(Event.CLICK); B. window.handleEvents (Event.CLICK); C. window.routeEvents(Event.CLICK ); D. window.raiseEvents(Event.CLICK ); Ans: A 37. Which tag(s) can handle mouse events in Netscape? A. B. C. D. None of the above Ans: B 38. ____________ is the tainted property of a window object. A. Pathname B. Protocol C. Defaultstatus D. Host Ans: C 39. To enable data tainting, the end user sets the _________ environment variable. A. ENABLE_TAINT B. MS_ENABLE_TAINT C. NS_ENABLE_TAINT D. ENABLE_TAINT_NS Ans: C 40. In JavaScript, _________ is an object of the target language data type that encloses an object of the source language. A. a wrapper B. a link C. a cursor D. a form Ans: A 41. When a JavaScript object is sent to Java, the runtime engine creates a Java wrapper of type ___________ A. ScriptObject B. JSObject C. JavaObject D. Jobject Ans: B 42. _______ class provides an interface for invoking JavaScript methods and examining JavaScript properties. A. ScriptObject B. JSObject C. JavaObject D. Jobject Ans: B 43. _________ is a wrapped Java array, accessed from within JavaScript code. A. JavaArray B. JavaClass C. JavaObject D. JavaPackage Ans: A 44. A ________ object is a reference to one of the classes in a Java package, such as netscape.javascript . A. JavaArray B. JavaClass C. JavaObject D. JavaPackage Ans: B 45. The JavaScript exception is available to the Java code as an instance of __________ A. netscape.javascript.JSObject B. netscape.javascript.JSException C. netscape.plugin.JSException D. None of the above Ans: B 46. To automatically open the console when a JavaScript error occurs which of the following is added to prefs.js? A. user_pref(" javascript.console.open_on_error", false); B. user_pref("javascript.console.open_error ", true); C. user_pref("javascript.console.open_error ", false); D. user_pref("javascript.console.open_on_error", true); Ans: D 47. To open a dialog box each time an error occurs, which of the following is added to prefs.js? A. user_pref("javascript.classic.error_alerts", true); B. user_pref("javascript.classic.error_alerts ", false); C. user_pref("javascript.console.open_on_error ", true); D. user_pref("javascript.console.open_on_error ", false); Ans: A 48. The syntax of a blur method in a button object is ______________ A. Blur() B. Blur(contrast) C. Blur(value) D. Blur(depth) Ans: A 49. The syntax of capture events method for document object is ______________ A. captureEvents() B. captureEvents(args eventType) C. captureEvents(eventType) D. captureEvents(eventVal) Ans: C 50. The syntax of close method for document object is ______________ A. Close(do). B. Close(object) C. Close(val) D. Close() Ans: D 51. x=4+"4"; document.write(x); Output------? A. 44 B. 8 C. 4 D. Error output Ans: A 52. Is it possible to nest functions in JavaScript? A. True B. False Ans: A 53. document.write(navigator.appCodeName); A. get code name of the browser of a visitor B. set code name of the browser of a visitor C. None of the above Ans: A 54. Scripting language are A. High Level Programming language B. Assembly Level programming language C. Machine level programming language Ans: A 55. Which best explains getSelection()? A. Returns the VALUE of a selected OPTION. B. Returns document.URL of the window in focus. C. Returns the value of cursor-selected text D. Returns the VALUE of a checked radio input. Ans: C 56. Choose the client-side JavaScript object: A. Database B. Cursor C. Client D. FileUpLoad Ans: D 57. What is mean by "this" keyword in javascript? A. It refers current object B. It referes previous object C. It is variable which contains value D. None of the above Ans: A 58. In JavaScript, Window.prompt() method return true or false value ? A. False B. True Ans: A 59. function x() { document.write(2+5+"8"); } A. 258 B. Error C. 7 D. 78 Ans: D 60. var s = "9123456 or 80000?"; var pattern = /d{4}/; var output = s.match(pattern); document.write(output); A. 9123 B. 91234 C. 80000 D. None of the above Ans: A JAVASCRIPT Questions and Answers pdf Download Read the full article

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Robot Framework With Python: An Open Source Framework For RPA

Robot Framework is one of the most useful open source automation software available in the market for acceptance testing, Robotic Process Automation (RPA), and Automation Test-Driven Development (ATDD). The syntax used is accessible in the tabular data form. Also, it uses the keyword-driven approach for testing purposes.

The testing capabilities of the Robot Framework can be extended when it is used with Python and Java. An efficient user can create new and higher-level keywords from the already existing keywords by using the same approach and syntax.

The framework has a prosperous system of libraries, both internal and external having useful keywords. These keywords can be re-used as per the requirement. The core Robot Framework is implemented using Python and also runs on IronPython (JVM) and Jython (.NET).

Libraries in Robot Framework

Testing libraries are the source of actual capabilities for Robot Framework as they provide keywords. Many standard libraries come along with the framework, whereas some other separately developed libraries can be installed as per the needs. However, there is a scope of creating the library.

Check out the list and manage the libraries accordingly:

Standard Libraries - We have categorized the standard libraries in eleven sets as follows:

Builtin - It provides a set of keywords that are generic and are often needed. The library is always available automatically without any imports.

Dialogs - This library provides means for pausing the execution of the test and getting the user’s input.

Operating System - The Operating System library enables various operating system related tasks that are performed on the system, correctly where the framework is running.

Remote - It is a unique library that acts as a proxy between the Robot frameworks and the testing libraries.

Collections - It provides a set of keywords that helps in handling Python lists and dictionaries.

Screenshot - This library has the keywords for capturing a screenshot of the current screen running on the desktop.

String - This library is meant to generate, modify, and verify strings.

Telnet - With the help of the Telnet library, one can establish a connection with Telnet servers and execute commands.

XML - With XML one can generate, modify, and verify XML files.

Process - The process is for running processes in the system and is latest in Robot version 2.8

DateTime - Used for Date and Time conversion. New in Robot version 2.8.5

External Libraries - There are plenty of external libraries, some of them have been mentioned here for reference:

Android Library - It is the library for all the Android automation needs. The library uses the Calabash Android internally.

AnyWhere Library - This library is used for testing single-page applications. The library uses Selenium Webdriver and Appium internally.

DataDriver Library - This library is meant for data-driven testing with external data tables.

Database Library (Python) - It is a python based library used for data testing. It can work with any Python interpreter including Jython.

White library - This is the library for automating Windows GUI. The library is based on the White framework support technologies that include WinForms, WPF, and Win32.

Tools for Robot Framework

The tools linked with Robot Framework are used to ease things that are linked with editing, running, building, and so on. Many of the tools used are developed for separate projects, but there are some built-in frameworks as well. Some of the tools are characterized and mentioned below:

Built-In Tools - These are the tools that are initially available in the Framework:

Rebot - These are the tools for generating reports and logs based on XML. It is also used to combine various outputs.

Libdoc - It is a tool used for generating keywords documentation for resource files and test libraries.

Tidy - This tool is used for cleaning up and changing the formats of Robot Framework test data files.

TestDoc - This tool generates a high level of HTML documentation based on the test cases.

Editors Tools - The tools under this category are:

Atom Plugin - This is a Robot Framework plugin for Atom.

Debugger for Visual Studio Code - It is a Visual Studio Code extension that helps in debugging files with breakpoints, call stacks, etc.

RIDE - Standalone Robot Framework test data editor.

To summarize, Robot makes generation easier. As you learn you will understand that how opening a browser with Robot requires only a one-line code. Also, logs and reports are created automatically while the execution of the tests and that too without writing any code. So, you can consider the Robot framework to be among the easiest and the best framework worthwhile for testing nowadays.

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Almost everything is driven by date and time in today's world. People started equating time with money. So computer and programming languages have a way to date time measure implementation. In this post, I will get you through date and time in java. We will see the date and time in java in detail with example.

Java Date

Java has Date class implementation in java.util package. This class has the current date and time implementation too. Date class has two constructors as shown below:

- Date(): this constructor initializes the class with the current date and time.

- Date(long milliseconds): this constructor takes millisecond of the date since midnight 1 Jan 1970 and initializes the date and time accordingly.

Like other java class, Date class also has certain methods. Commonly used Date methods are listed below:

Method Signature Method Description boolean after(Date date) returns true if invoking date object contains a date that is later than the date in the argument date object boolean before(Date date) return true if invoking date object contains a date that is earlier than the date in the argument date object Object clone( ) create the duplicate of the invoking date object. It creates new references. int compareTo(Date date) Compares the value of the invoking object with that of date. Returns 0 if the values are equal. Returns a negative value if the invoking object is earlier than date. Returns a positive value if the invoking object is later than date. int compareTo(Object obj) it is same as of compareTo(Date date) provided argument type is of Date otherwise it throws ClassCastException. boolean equals(Object date) return true if invoking date object and argument date object contains same date and time otherwise false. [argument should be of type Date] long getTime( ) returns the milliseconds since midnight of 1 Jan 1970 for the invoking object int hashCode( ) returns hashcode of invoking the object void setTime(long time) initializes the date and time of the invoking object with the argument. String toString( ) Converts the invoking Date object into a string and returns the result.

GETTING CURRENT DATE AND TIME IN JAVA:

In two ways you can have current date and time using Date class

- by retrieving millisecond of the Date object

- by retrieving String of Date object

e.g. import java.util.Date; public class DateDemo { public static void main(String args[]) { // Instantiate an object date of Date class Date date = new Date(); // display time and date using toString() System.out.println(date.toString()); // display millisecond of date using getTime() System.out.println(date.getTime()); } }

COMPARING DATES IN JAVA

Date and time in java can be compared using three approaches

- getting milliseconds of the Date objects and comparing them

- using compareTo(Date date) method of the Date class

- using before(Date date), after(Date date) and equal(Date date) method of the Date class.

Date and Time formatting using SimpleDateFormat:

SimpleDateFormat class is the concrete way to format date. It has a locale-sensitive parsing. It allows formatting date in any user-friendly way.

import java.util.*; import java.text.*; public class DateFormatExample { public static void main(String args[]) { Date dNow = new Date(); SimpleDateFormat ft = new SimpleDateFormat ("E yyyy.MM.dd 'at' hh:mm:ss a zzz"); System.out.println("Current Date: " + ft.format(dNow)); } }

The output of the above program is

Current Date: Sun 20019.07.18 at 04:14:09 PM PDT

SimpleDateFormat FORMATTING CODES:

ASCII letters reserved as pattern letter are as follows:

ASCII LETTER Description Example G Era designator AD y Year in four digits 2019 M Month in year July or 07 d Day in month 10 h Hour in A.M./P.M. (1~12) 12 H Hour in day (0~23) 22 m Minute in hour 30 s Second in minute 55 S Millisecond 1564725881 E Day in week Tuesday D Day in year 365 F Day of week in the month 2 (second Wed. in July) w Week in year 40 W Week in month 1 a A.M./P.M. marker PM k Hour in day (1~24) 24 K Hour in A.M./P.M. (0~11) 10 z Time zone Eastern Standard Time ' Escape for text Delimiter " Single quote `

FORMATTING Date object USING printf()

Note: to avoid passing argument multiple times while formatting using printf, better use "%1$s" where letter after % indicates the index of the argument to be used so to specify the index in printf, the index must follow % and then terminated by $.

- to use the argument in the preceding formatting clause, use < flag.

e.g.

import java.util.Date; public class DateFormattingPrintfExmple { public static void main(String args[]) { // Instantiate a date object of class Date Date date = new Date(); // display formatted time and date using printf System.out.printf("%1$s %2$tB %2$td, %2$tY", "Due date:", date); } }

PARSING STRING IN DATE

SimpleDateFormat class has method parse() which can parse the string according to the format stored in the SimpleDateFormat.

import java.util.*; import java.text.*; public class ParsingStringIntoDateExample { public static void main(String args[]) { SimpleDateFormat sft = new SimpleDateFormat ("yyyy-MM-dd"); //initialize formatter with format String input = "2019-07-11"; System.out.print(input + " Parses as "); Date t; try { t = sft.parse(input); System.out.println(t); } catch (ParseException e) { System.out.println("Unparseable using " + ft); } } }

- lapsed time can be measured by taking the difference of milliseconds of start time and end time.

GregorianCalendar Overview

Apart from using Date() for date and time, GregorianCalendar instance can be used to create the calendar instance. It has various constructors to initialized the Calendar instance. By default, the constructor returns instance initialized with current time and time zone of the user. GregorianCalendar represents two eras AD and BC

Here is the constructor list of GregorianCalendar

Constructor Description GregorianCalendar() Constructs a default GregorianCalendar using the current time in the default time zone with the default locale. GregorianCalendar(int year, int month, int date) Constructs a GregorianCalendar with the given date set in the default time zone with the default locale. GregorianCalendar(int year, int month, int date, int hour, int minute) Constructs a GregorianCalendar with the given date and time set for the default time zone with the default locale. GregorianCalendar(int year, int month, int date, int hour, int minute, int second) Constructs a GregorianCalendar with the given date and time set for the default time zone with the default locale. GregorianCalendar(Locale aLocale) Constructs a GregorianCalendar based on the current time in the default time zone with the given locale. GregorianCalendar(TimeZone zone) Constructs a GregorianCalendar based on the current time in the given time zone with the default locale. GregorianCalendar(TimeZone zone, Locale aLocale) Constructs a GregorianCalendar based on the current time in the given time zone with the given locale.

For more details on GregorianCalendar, please check Oracle Java documentation.

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// WHT IS A REFLECTION?

if(reading == reflection){

please listen to (Han-Tyumi and The Murder of the Universe); else (experience great boredom, following reflection is long winded);

}

THE POST-DIGITAL PROTOTYPE

With a project (//brief) this open it was hard to decide where to begin, the post digital was such a colossal topic it was easy to get lost in SPRINT tunnels where you would start fifty micro projects only to abandon them all and be left with nought.

Having grown up with my nose in a book, specifically Sci-Fi epic’s and dystopian thrillers, this studio option was an easy pick. When given the brief, rather than a solid idea I had a feeling I wanted to encapsulate. A pseudo Orwellian future in which we are monitored constantly, not menacingly but very blatantly. 14 year old me would have been disappointed by the mediocralypse we are living through. Instead of a cold judge Dredd / Robocop patrolling the streets it is Siri watching us, reminding us to take an umbrella less we catch a cold.

When I got my new iPhone [TM(TM) TM] I turned off all the regular ad/ tracking settings only to find within a few weeks that without me having ever set anything, it knew where work was, when I was working and when I was coming back home. This was on by default, hidden in settings be-riddled with sudden jargon.

(the setting was frequent locations) INITIAL BRAINSTORMING:

With all the aforementioned in mind I chose to focus on “looking at screens works both ways.” For the first part of this task I initially wanted to create a book out of paper that would dissolve under certain conditions, or create a publication that reflected my sentiments that I would expand upon in this final segment. However as I continued my research on the “post digital,” I began to think about my own future as both a designer and individual. The design industry is simultaneously competitive and collaborative. I thought a lot about what kinds of clients I wanted to attract, sectors I wanted to work in and what set me apart as my own designer. There are enough/too many Frankie magazine designers already, regurgitating the same grid patterns and shallow works, printing the same idea month after month.

This is A Magazine, Compendium #3 “Chaos Happens.” Shown work by: Flutro-Creative Services Unit

It was from here that I realised that I personally couldn’t make another perfect bound print publication as my own interests didn’t align with this. To expand my practice I decided I needed to buckle down and do something I had little experience in. This is how I landed on coding. Whilst a daunting task I really do believe to evolve and stay ahead of the AI-designer-DoomBots who will inevitably replace us, it’s imperative we learn thy enemy. To bring something other than roast, peas and mash to the dinner table.

In the same way we swapped traditional waterfall methods in our ideation/prototyping phase I wanted to SPRINT my own portfolio and make use of the opportunity to work on a concept driven design as opposed to a finished work. Whilst AI can mimic human semantics and create pretty websites it is yet to learn to think of it’s OWN ideas and it is this that is perhaps our best asset as flesh and bone. On the same tangent, I wanted to explore the popularity of computer companionship. With the Mac OSX Sierra update, ‘Siri’ also lives in your desktop. Amazon released ‘Alexa’ and Google retaliated with ‘Google Home.’ All bots designed to assist your livelihood by taking over rudimentary tasks such as adding items to cart, checking the weather or playing music. The real appeal in these bots is not their ability to tell you what time it is in Denmark but their capability for relatively smooth, realistic conversation. How is it in a world more connected than ever, we feel isolated enough to require a live at home robot companion?

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Like a housewife from the 50′s, only Alexa can’t stick her head in the oven!

It was from here that I began looking into the feeling of loneliness in the post digital scape. Looking through my phone I found screenshots I had taken from a twitch stream of two google home bots set up such that they could converse with each other (side note: the rise of streaming culture/ Instagram live is an interesting foray into how we consume media and how rapidly it’s changing!! Saving it for another post!!) .

V: “what date” E: “the date you’re going to take me on.” V: “I don’t know we’ll have to see” Too real google, too real :----(

“If you don’t want to talk about Harry Potter I’m leaving”

Which reminded me of my own experiences chatting with bots. Cleverbot was super popular while I was in primary school as were portable offline versions of this with devices like 20Q. Our romanticism of talking to an algorithm is evidently nothing new. As AI ultimately reflects our own speech, is wanting to imbue human qualities in a string of data the ultimate form of narcissism? Or is it our collective cry for help, to save us from our own loneliness. This theory culminated when I read through/devoured The Age of Earthquakes: A Guide to the Extreme Present by Shumon Basar and co. (thx for lettin’ me borrow it Andy).

Growing up with video games it wasn’t until recently I’d noticed how isolated games that weren’t MMO or server based made me feel. Disconnected almost. Even open world games like the Witcher never truly asked:

Thus they never responded to my most current emotional needs. It was from there that I decided I wanted to create my own solution to this. I started with idea of collecting meta-data to fill in variables in a block of text. After strenuous research I realised with the time available and my lack of prior experience the code required to string this together was far too complex. From there I dug into machine learning some more, finally discovering Amazon Web Services (AWS). AWS is a corporate orientated tech service which provides servers and API’s to aid in a vast range of analytic type applications. It was pay-per-use however as I was not sending it 10,000 hits at once it was a couple of cents per request. Unfortunately the AWS Rekognition software (which is infinitely cool, able to recognise objects, faces, expressions, age, gender and gestures with a certain amount of certainty) was region locked to North America and very buggy through my VPN :--(

I did get it to work a few times. Ultimately this was weeks of learning python and wrangling with Terminal down the drain. Deflated I wasted a few too many nights out/at bars trying not to think about my impending failure for this assignment. It was from there that I found Microsoft Azure, a similar service to AWS it provided the same recognition and the added promise of analysing “emotion.” Again I put in my credit card details only to find that the API was locked to North American servers and also too complex to incorporate for my own uses. In my growing list of abandoned ideas, I’d hoped to incorporate the raspberry pi into my project mostly because I really wanted to play with it. I loved the appeal of it’s blank canvas nature and the anarchy within creating your own systems as opposed to simply absorbing what is fed to you. At this point I’m losing a lot of sleep over /getting it done./ I’d watched hour upon hour of Java and then Python tutorial hoping to build this damn application. I then came upon openFrameworks (OF). Similar to Processing, OF is an arts-engineering toolkit, like well fertilised soil is to plants oF makes the coding process easier. However it is still just a nursing ground and to plant and grow your project you still need a firm grasp on the basics and semantics of C++. It was at this point I discovered http://www.facetracker.net, an Open CV2 library for ~ tracking dat face ~ Developed by Jason Saragih, it was wrapped for openFrameworks by Kyle McDonald. Most of the resources used in this project ended up being Frankenstein-ed together as I found most online tutorials were either lacking or 7 years old. Equipped with a source code I was still inept at writing a code to utilise this library. This project was like trying to solve a puzzle where all the pieces are made of bubbles and the instructions are in Russian. Luckily for me I love puzzles. I went on self loathing wiki-hole after wiki-hole trying to find help. I had all the parts I just didn’t know how to make them work together.

* note time stamps * Luckily openFrameworks came with a small library of tutorials which sent me in a better direction. It was 4 am and I was getting delusional when I finally stumbled upon a template Dan Wilcox had developed around FaceTracker for students at Carnegie Mellon Universities School of Art Faculty ( In Pittsburgh USA). This became the skeleton which I broke and rebuilt and furthered to build my own monster.

I changed the colours on my compiler (Xcode) so I felt more like hackerman B--) From there I did far more math than to my liking to integrate my facial structure into the algorithms:

If I had been more apt at coding I would have liked to have actual face recognition as opposed to tracking. Baby steps, perhaps for my next project. I started with the idea of the book changing large volumes of text depending on expressions, however it was too difficult to maintain one expression for any extraneous period of time. Coming back to my initial research ( with content driven on current emotional needs) I decided to use poetry. For each relevant emotion I assigned a poem/snippet which I both cherish and relate to a feeling.

The emotions and poems I ended up with are as follows: Happy: -> smiling Yes Yes, Charles Bukowski Angry: -> brows furrowed and eyes squinted Snippet of The Divine Comedy - Inferno, Dante Alighieri Shocked: -> mouth open Alone with Everybody, Charles Bukowski Tired: -> close to the screen Rhapsody on a Windy Night, TS Eliot

Confused: -> Far from screen Jabberwocky, CS Lewis

As emotions are never singular, neither are the outputs. If you show signs of multiple emotions they will clash and play at the same time. The fluidity of the text on screen mirrors the unanchored nature of thoughts and feelings. I also initially did not have the little face on screen, however found it more charming/uncomfortable to see a visual reminder of your constant surveillance. Whilst un-menacing it is slightly disgruntling to know you are being watched. Some test screens (as in the opening GIF):

Now armed with a deliverable software, my next hurdle was submission. I wanted to incorporate a physical art element that grounds the project as something tangible whilst maintaining the romanticism in the playful app, i.e I didn’t want to have it simply downloaded from a boring dropbox or CD as the prototype relies on “ inspiring a hope for a future outcome. ” To physical represent both my Frankenstein-ed code (which has been passed down forward and tweaked by four generations of people to get to this!! In the spirit of open source I will also upload my version to GitHub) I deconstructed an old hard drive and replaced its casing with old mobile phones. Another technology rapidly evolving and leaving behind carcasses. Building new through old, forging future with the bones of the past. It also includes a charger noose to remind viewers of the potential perils of living entirely online. This is countered by cute stickers and a smiley face to also remind viewers that things moving forwards doesn’t have to be scary.

In conclusion this Studio was like an incredible buffet in which I took way too much food but enjoyed all of it none the less. The book club meetings were incredibly rewarding and a pleasant change of pace from other classes. I’ve learnt so so much from class discussions and just being surrounded by super super suppppperrrr work. These are all concepts/skills/thought processes I’ll carry forward into future works both in academia and beyond. Honestly though my favourite part has just been absorbing other peoples works. Through and through my favourite class ( and the only class I’d come to uni at 9 am for.) 💖🌸💕💗 Thank u everybody for an incredible semester!

#i guess this is a book #the end #they all lived happily ever after #sorry its so long oops

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