Input: [Manufacturer Warranty Info] Denali [Term (from date of purchase)] 3 years [How to Make a Claim] Contact us

Output: Materials and workmanship, excludes consumables. Void if product is modified.


Input: [Manufacturer Warranty Info] DrySpec [Term (from date of purchase)] 3 year / lifetime [How to Make a Claim] Contact us

Output: 3 year warranty on materials and workmanship, lifetime warranty on welded seams. Void if product is modified.


Input: [Manufacturer Warranty Info] Galfer [Term (from date of purchase)] Lifetime on brake lines, 180 days on rotors [How to Make a Claim] Contact Galfer USA

Output: Rotors are warranted only when used with Galfer pads.


Input: [Manufacturer Warranty Info] Givi [Term (from date of purchase)] 2 years [How to Make a Claim] Contact Givi USA Contact Givi Canada (ITL)

Output: Warrants against manufacturer defects.


Input: [Manufacturer Warranty Info] Kaoko [Term (from date of purchase)] 1 year [How to Make a Claim] Contact us

Output: Warrants against manufacturer defects.


Input: [Manufacturer Warranty Info] Macna [Term (from date of purchase)] 1 year [How to Make a Claim] Contact us

Output: Warrants against manufacturer defects.


Input: [Manufacturer Warranty Info] MRA Motorcycle Windshields [Term (from date of purchase)] 2 years [How to Make a Claim] Contact us

Output: Warrants against manufacturer defects.


Input: [Manufacturer Warranty Info] Pelican [Term (from date of purchase)] Lifetime

Output: "You break it, we replace it... forever". Technically void if case is modified.


Input: [Manufacturer Warranty Info] RAM Mounts [Term (from date of purchase)] Lifetime

Output: Warrants materials and workmanship for the life of the product.


Input: [Manufacturer Warranty Info] ROK Straps [Term (from date of purchase)] 1 year

Output: Free replacement.


Input: [Manufacturer Warranty Info] Scottoiler [Term (from date of purchase)] 2 years [How to Make a Claim] Contact us

Output: Warrants materials and workmanship. Covers product replacement.


Input: [Manufacturer Warranty Info] Stop & Go [Term (from date of purchase)] 1 year

Output: Covers Pocket Plugger and air compressor.


Input: [Manufacturer Warranty Info] Techmount [Term (from date of purchase)] 1 year

Output: Warrants materials and workmanship.


Input: [Manufacturer Warranty Info] TechSpec [Term (from date of purchase)] 1 year [How to Make a Claim] Contact TechSpec

Output: Covers adhesive failure. Wear and tear to the rubber tank grip material is not covered, as it is a wear item.


Input: [Manufacturer Warranty Info] TwistedCore [Term (from date of purchase)] Lifetime [How to Make a Claim] Contact TwistedCore

Output: Warrants against manufacturer defects.


Input: [Water Body] NORTH SABINE [Report]

Output: Trout are fair to good on the Louisiana shoreline on topwaters and Corkies. Flounder are fair on jigs tipped with shrimp around marsh drains.

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Input: [Water Body] SOUTH SABINE [Report]

Output: Sheepshead, redfish and black drum are good at the jetty on live shrimp. Trout are fair to good around Garrison Ridge and the Louisiana shoreline on topwaters and Corkies.

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Input: [Water Body] BOLIVAR [Report]

Output: Trout are fair to good on the south shoreline on soft plastics and plugs. Black drum and redfish are good at Rollover Pass.

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Input: [Water Body] TRINITY BAY [Report]

Output: Trout are good for drifters working pods of shad and mullet on Bass Assassins, Trout Killers and Sand Eels. Catfish are good in the marsh on shrimp. Redfish are fair to good for waders around Rabbit Bayou and Red’s Bayou.

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Input: [Water Body] EAST GALVESTON BAY [Report]

Output: Trout are fair to good while drifting deep shell on plastics and live shrimp. Whiting and sand trout are good on the edge of the Intracoastal on fresh shrimp. Black drum are fair to good in the Ship Channel on crabs.

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Input: [Water Body] WEST GALVESTON BAY [Report]

Output: Trout are fair to good for drifters working shell on live shrimp. Sheepshead, redfish and black drum are good at the jetty on shrimp and crabs. Redfish are good in the back lakes on shrimp and Gulps.

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Input: [Water Body] TEXAS CITY [Report]

Output: Black drum are good in are channel on crabs. Trout are fair on the reefs on live shrimp on the incoming tide.

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Input: [Water Body] FREEPORT [Report]

Output: Sand trout, speckled trout, black drum and sheepshead are good on live shrimp on the reefs in Christmas Bay. Black drum are good at the jetties on cracked blue crabs.

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Input: [Water Body] EAST MATAGORDA BAY [Report]

Output: Trout are fair for drifters in the back lakes on live shrimp. Redfish are fair to good on the edge of the Intracoastal on crabs and mullet.

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Input: [Water Body] WEST MATAGORDA BAY [Report]

Output: Redfish are fair to good on the edge of Oyster Lake on shrimp and crabs. Black drum and redfish are fair to good at the jetty on crabs.

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Input: [Water Body] PORT O’CONNOR [Report]

Output: Trout and redfish are fair on soft plastics over soft mud. Trout and redfish are fair for drifters working the back lakes with live shrimp.

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Input: [Water Body] ROCKPORT [Report]

Output: Trout are fair to good in Morris–Cummings Cut on free–lined shrimp. Black drum are good in the Lydia Ann Channel on crabs. Redfish are good in the back of Allyn’s Bight on Gulps.

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Input: [Water Body] PORT ARANSAS [Report]

Output: Trout are fair on the East Flats on Gulps under a popping cork. Black drum are good in the Shrimpboat Channel on crabs and finger mullet. Redfish and sheepshead are fair to good at the jetty on shrimp.

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Input: [Water Body] CORPUS CHRISTI [Report]

Output: Trout are fair to good on the edge of the spoils on Gulps and live shrimp. Black drum and redfish are fair to good in the Packery Channel on crabs.

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Input: [Water Body] BAFFIN BAY [Report]

Output: Trout are good in the guts along the King Ranch shoreline on Corkies and topwaters. Black drum are good in the Land Cut on crabs. Trout are fair to good in the Land Cut on live shrimp.

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Input: [Water Body] PORT MANSFIELD [Report]

Output: Trout are fair to good on topwaters around sand and grass. Redfish are fair to good while drifting pot holes. Black drum and redfish are good on crabs at East Cut.

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Input: [Water Body] SOUTH PADRE [Report]

Output: Trout are good around the spoil islands, channel edges and color changes on DOA Shrimp in 3–4 feet of water. Black drum, redfish and sheepshead have taken at the jetty.

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Input: [Water Body] PORT ISABEL [Report]

Output: Trout and redfish are fair to good at Gas Well Flats on live shrimp. Redfish are fair at Mexiquita Flats and South Bay on DOA Shrimp and live shrimp.

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Input: [SQL Type] SQL.CHAR, SQL.VARCHAR, SQL.LONGVARCHAR (TEXT, BLOB or LONG in SQL) [Comments] The conversion truncates the string at the SQL field length. The handling of special characters depends on the codepage the database uses. Some database drivers/managers can't handle binary data in these column types, so you better check the database's capabilities with the included mx/ODBC/Misc/test.pyc first before using them. The handling of Unicode depends on the setting of the .stringformat attribute. In NATIVE_UNICODE_ STRINGFORMAT mode, Unicode is passed to the ODBC driver as native Unicode. Strings are converted to Unicode using the cursor.encoding setting. In all other modes, Unicode is converted to an 8-bit string before passing it to the ODBC driver using the cursor.encoding setting. Strings are passed as-is. Note that for DateTime input objects, seconds rounding is applied just like for SQL.TIMESTAMP SQL types. For DateTimeDelta input objects, seconds are truncated to whole seconds. [Python Type]

Output: String or Unicode or stringified object

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Input: [SQL Type] SQL.WCHAR, SQL.WVARCHAR, SQL.WLONGVARCHAR (TEXT, BLOB or LONG in SQL) [Comments] The conversion truncates the string at the SQL field length. Non-string objects are passed through unicode(obj, cursor.encoding) to convert them to Unicode objects, except numbers, which are passed through unicode(obj), i.e. without using the connection encoding. The handling of Unicode depends on the setting of the .stringformat attribute. In EIGHTBIT_STRINGFORMAT and UNICODE_STRINGFORMAT mode, Unicode is converted to an 8-bit string before passing it to the ODBC driver using the cursor.encoding setting. Strings are passed as-is. In all other modes, Unicode is passed to the ODBC driver as native Unicode. Strings are converted to Unicode before passing them to the ODBC driver using the cursor.encoding setting. Note that for mxDateTime input objects, seconds rounding is applied just like for SQL.TIMESTAMP SQL types. For DateTimeDelta input objects, seconds are truncated to whole seconds. [Python Type]

Output: String or Unicode or stringified object

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Input: [SQL Type] SQL.BINARY, SQL.VARBINARY, SQL.LONGVARBINARY (BLOB or LONG BYTE in SQL) [Comments] Truncation at the SQL field length. These columns can contain embedded 0-bytes and other special characters. Handling of these column types is database dependent. Please refer to the database's documentation for details. Many databases store the passed in data as-is and thus make these columns types useable as storage facility for arbitrary binary data. Note that for mxDateTime input objects, seconds rounding is applied just like for SQL.TIMESTAMP SQL types. For DateTimeDelta input objects, seconds are truncated to whole seconds. Some database backends and some ODBC drivers don't support sending binary data to the database as string. Please wrap the strings as Python buffer() if you run into such cases. [Python Type]

Output: buffer, memoryview or String

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Input: [SQL Type] SQL.TINYINT, SQL.SMALLINT, SQL.INTEGER, SQL.BIT [Comments] Conversion from the Python integer (a C long) to the SQL type is left to the ODBC driver/manager, so expect the usual truncations. [Python Type]

Output: Integer or any other object which can be converted to a Python integer

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Input: [SQL Type] SQL.BIGINT [Comments] Conversion to and from the Python long integer is done directly, if possible, or via the string representation if the C data types are not sufficient to hold the numeric data. If mxODBC has to use the string representation for interfacing, you may receive errors indicating truncation or errors because the database sent string data that cannot be converted to a Python long integer. Not all SQL databases implement this type or impose size limits. [Python Type]

Output: Long integer or any other object which can be converted to a Python long integer

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Input: [SQL Type] SQL.DECIMAL, SQL.NUMERIC [Comments] Conversion from the Python float (a C double) to the SQL type is left to the ODBC driver/manager, so expect the usual truncations. Python decimals are passed to that database as strings, so no truncation or loss of precision occurs. [Python Type]

Output: Python decimal.Decimal or Float or any other object which can be converted to a Python float

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Input: [SQL Type] SQL.REAL, SQL.FLOAT, SQL.DOUBLE [Comments] Conversion from the Python float (a C double) to the SQL type is left to the ODBC driver/manager, so expect the usual truncations. [Python Type]

Output: Float or any other object which can be converted to a Python float

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Input: [SQL Type] SQL.DATE [Comments] While you should use DateTime instances, the module also accepts Python datetime.date instances, ticks (Python numbers indicating the number of seconds since the Unix Epoch; these are converted to local time and then stored in the database) and tuples (year,month,day) on input. [Python Type]

Output: DateTime instance or datetime.date instance or a tuple (year,month,day) or String/Unicode or a ticks value as Python number

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Input: [SQL Type] SQL.TIME [Comments] While you should use DateTimeDelta instances, the module also accepts Python datetime.time instances, tocks (Python numbers indicating the number of seconds since 0:00:00.00) and tuples (hour,minute,second) on input. Seconds are rounded to the nearest nanosecond in order to avoid issues with float second values which sometimes cannot be represented with full accuracy. [Python Type]

Output: DateTimeDelta instance or datetime.time instance or a tuple (hour,minute,second) or String/Unicode or a tocks value as Python number

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Input: [SQL Type] SQL.TIMESTAMP [Comments] While you should use DateTime instances, the module also accepts Python datetime.datetime instances, datetime.date instances (the time part is then set to 00:00:00), ticks (Python numbers indicating the number of seconds since the epoch; these are converted to local time and then stored in the database) and tuples (year,month,day, hour,minute,second) on input. Seconds are rounded according to the setting of the .timestampresolution setting, which defines the resolution of the timestamps in nanoseconds. mxODBC will round the timestamp's second value to the nearest nanosecond fraction defined by this setting in order to avoid issues with float second values which sometimes cannot be represented with full accuracy. If not set, the .timestampresolution attribute defaults to 1 nanosecond, so rounding usually is done to the nearest nanosecond, which is also the smallest fraction supported by the ODBC standard. [Python Type]

Output: DateTime instance or datetime.datetime instance or datetime.date instance or a tuple (year,month,day, hour,minute,second) or String/Unicode or a ticks value as Python number

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Input: [SQL Type] Any nullable column [Comments] The Python None singleton is converted to the special SQL NULL value. [Python Type]

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Input: [SQL Type] Unsupported Type [Comments] Input binding to these columns is done via strings (or stringified versions of the input data). Note that for mxDateTime input objects, seconds rounding is applied just like for SQL.TIMESTAMP SQL types. [Python Type]

Output: String or stringified object

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Input: [Time] Sunday [7 am] Sleep [8 am] Sleep [9 am] Rise, eat [10 am] Church [11 am] Free [Noon] Family [1 pm] Free [2 pm] Lunch [3 pm] TV [4 pm] Study [5 pm] Study [6 pm] Dinner [7 pm] Family [9 pm] Free [10 pm] Sleep [8 pm]

Output: TV

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Input: [Time] Monday [7 am] Rise, eat [8 am] Commute [9 am] Work [10 am] Work [11 am] Work [Noon] Family [1 pm] Lunch [2 pm] Work [3 pm] Work [4 pm] Work [5 pm] Work [6 pm] Commute [7 pm] Dinner [9 pm] Study [10 pm] Sleep [8 pm]

Output: Study

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Input: [Time] Tuesday [7 am] Rise, eat [8 am] Commute [9 am] Work [10 am] Work [11 am] Work [Noon] Family [1 pm] Lunch [2 pm] Work [3 pm] Work [4 pm] Work [5 pm] Work [6 pm] Commute [7 pm] Dinner [9 pm] Study [10 pm] Sleep [8 pm]

Output: Study

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Input: [Time] Wednesday [7 am] Rise, eat [8 am] Commute [9 am] Work [10 am] Work [11 am] Work [Noon] Family [1 pm] Lunch [2 pm] Work [3 pm] Work [4 pm] Work [5 pm] Work [6 pm] Commute [7 pm] Dinner [9 pm] Study [10 pm] Sleep [8 pm]

Output: Study

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Input: [Time] Thursday [7 am] Rise, eat [8 am] Commute [9 am] Work [10 am] Work [11 am] Work [Noon] Family [1 pm] Lunch [2 pm] Work [3 pm] Work [4 pm] Work [5 pm] Work [6 pm] Commute [7 pm] Dinner [9 pm] Study [10 pm] Sleep [8 pm]

Output: Study

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Input: [Time] Friday [7 am] Rise, eat [8 am] Commute [9 am] Work [10 am] Work [11 am] Work [Noon] Family [1 pm] Lunch [2 pm] Work [3 pm] Work [4 pm] Work [5 pm] Work [6 pm] Commute [7 pm] Dinner [9 pm] Study [10 pm] Sleep [8 pm]

Output: Study

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Input: [Time] Saturday [7 am] Sleep [8 am] Sleep [9 am] Rise, eat [10 am] Free [11 am] Free [Noon] Chores [1 pm] Lunch [2 pm] Study [3 pm] Study [4 pm] Chores [5 pm] Family [6 pm] Dinner [7 pm] Free [9 pm] Free [10 pm] Sleep [8 pm]

Output: Free

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Input: [Display] F1 [Condition] Defective Touch Pad or Membrane [Repair]

Output: Replace Touch Pad or Membrane. (I've seen this on several ranges if you are getting an F1 code I would recommend replacing the touchpad.)


Input: [Display] F1 [Condition] watch dog on board [Repair]

Output: bad touchpad or clock see FAQ for procedure


Input: [Display] F2 [Condition] oven too hot [Repair]

Output: bad relay board (if present) or bad sensor


Input: [Display] F3 or F4 [Condition] open or shorted sensor [Repair]

Output: replace sensor


Input: [Display] F5 [Condition] hardware and watchdog circuits disagree [Repair]

Output: replace clock


Input: [Display] F6 [Condition] missing AC signal [Repair]

Output: Check for proper voltage


Input: [Display] F7 [Condition] function key shorted or stuck button [Repair]

Output: replace touch pad or clock or unstick button


Input: [Display] F8 [Condition] A/D supervisory [Repair]

Output: replace clock


Input: [Display] F9 [Condition] door latch supervisory [Repair]

Output: check door lock circuit or replace clock


Input: [Display] F0 [Condition] function key stuck [Repair]

Output: replace touch pad or clock


Input: [0] Attribute [1] Value [2]

Output: Quick explanation

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Input: [0] Cn [1] PassPolAdmins [2]

Output: This is the name of the policy. Try to come up with a naming convention for these policies if you will have lots of them.

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Input: [0] msDS-PasswordSettingsPrecedence [1] 10 [2]

Output: This number is used as a ‘cost’ for priority between different policies in case a user is hit by multiple PSOs. Be sure to leave space below and above for future use. The stronger the PSO password settings are, the lower the ‘cost’ should be.

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Input: [0] msDS-PasswordReversibleEncryptionEnabled [1] False [2]

Output: Boolean value to select if passwords should be stored with reversible encryption (usually not a good idea).

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Input: [0] msDS-PasswordHistoryLength [1] 32 [2]

Output: How many previously used passwords should the system remember?

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Input: [0] msDS-PasswordComplexityEnabled [1] True [2]

Output: Should the users use a complex password? (Boolean value)

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Input: [0] msDS-MinimumPasswordLength [1] 16 [2]

Output: What should be the minimum number of characters in the user accounts password?

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Input: [0] msDS-MinimumPasswordAge [1] -864000000000 (9 zeros) [2]

Output: What is the minimum password age? (in this case 1 day) NB! Minus sign

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Input: [0] msDS-MaximumPasswordAge [1] -36288000000000 (9 zeros) [2]

Output: What is the maximum password age? (in this case 42 days) NB! Minus sign

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Input: [0] msDS-LockoutTreshold [1] 30 [2]

Output: How many failed attempts before the user account will be locked?

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Input: [0] msDS-LockoutObservationWindow [1] -18000000000 (9zeros) [2]

Output: After how long should the counter for failed attempts be reset? (in this case 6 minutes) NB! Minus sign

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Input: [0] msDS-LockoutDuration [1] -18000000000 (9zeros) [2]

Output: For how long should the user account object be locked in case of too many bad passwords entered? (in this case 6 minutes) NB! Minus sign

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Input: [NAME] bitwise NOT [OPERATOR] ~x [PURPOSE]

Output: Flip all the bits of x


Input: [NAME] bitwise AND [OPERATOR] x & y [PURPOSE]

Output: Take the AND of each pair of bits


Input: [NAME] bitwise OR [OPERATOR] x | y [PURPOSE]

Output: Take the OR of each pair of bits


Input: [NAME] bitwise XOR [OPERATOR] x ^ y [PURPOSE]

Output: Take the XOR of each pair of bits


Input: [NAME] left shift [OPERATOR] x << y [PURPOSE]

Output: Move the bits of x to the left y positions


Input: [NAME] right shift [OPERATOR] x >> y [PURPOSE]

Output: Move the bits of x to the right y positions


Input: [NAME] unsigned right shift [OPERATOR] x >>> y [PURPOSE]

Output: Move the bits of x to the right y positions


Input: [Component] Virtual processors [Maximum] 64 [Notes]

Output: The number of virtual processors supported by a guest operating system might be lower. For more information, see the Hyper-V Overview.

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Input: [Component] Memory [Maximum] 1 TB [Notes]

Output: Review the requirements for the specific operating system to determine the minimum and recommended amounts.

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Input: [Component] Virtual hard disk capacity [Maximum] 64 TB supported by the VHDX format introduced in Windows Server 2012 and Windows® 8; 2040 GB supported by the VHD format. [Notes]

Output: Each virtual hard disk is stored on physical media as either a .vhdx or a .vhd file, depending on the format used by the virtual hard disk.

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Input: [Component] Virtual IDE disks [Maximum] 4 [Notes]

Output: The startup disk (sometimes referred to as the boot disk) must be attached to one of the IDE devices. The startup disk can be either a virtual hard disk or a physical disk attached directly to a virtual machine.

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Input: [Component] Virtual SCSI controllers [Maximum] 4 [Notes]

Output: Use of virtual SCSI devices requires integration services to be installed in the guest operating system. For a list of the guest operating systems for which integration services are available, see the Hyper-V Overview.

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Input: [Component] Virtual SCSI disks [Maximum] 256 [Notes]

Output: Each SCSI controller supports up to 64 disks, which means that each virtual machine can be configured with as many as 256 virtual SCSI disks. (4 controllers x 64 disks per controller)

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Input: [Component] Virtual Fibre Channel adapters [Maximum] 4 [Notes]

Output: As a best practice, we recommended that you connect each virtual Fibre Channel Adapter to a different virtual SAN.

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Input: [Component] Size of physical disks attached directly to a virtual machine [Maximum] Varies [Notes]

Output: Maximum size is determined by the guest operating system.

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Input: [Component] Snapshots [Maximum] 50 [Notes]

Output: The actual number may be lower, depending on the available storage. Each snapshot is stored as an .avhd file that consumes physical storage.

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Input: [Component] Virtual network adapters [Maximum] 12 [Notes]

Output: 8 can be the “network adapter” type. This type provides better performance and requires a virtual machine driver that is included in the integration services packages. 4 can be the “legacy network adapter” type. This type emulates a specific physical network adapter and supports the Pre-execution Boot Environment (PXE) to perform network-based installation of an operating system.

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Input: [Component] Virtual floppy devices [Maximum] 1 virtual floppy drive [Notes]

Output: None.

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Input: [Component] Serial (COM) ports [Maximum] 2 [Notes]

Output: None.

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Input: [Data] Company data with addresses, contact persons and communication data, information on branch of industry, product data, contract and settlement data [Category] A [Group of persons]

Output: Representatives of exhibiting companies


Input: [Data] Registration data such as company data with addresses, contact persons and communication data, information on branch of industry, product interests as well as contract and settlement data [Category] B [Group of persons]

Output: Professional exhibition visitors (representatives of companies visiting trade exhibitions)


Input: [Data] Name, address, communication data, exhibitors of interest, payment data [Category] C [Group of persons]

Output: Exhibition visitors (public events without status as professional visitor)


Input: [Data] Company data with addresses, contact persons and communication data, information on branch of industry, product data, interests [Category] D [Group of persons]

Output: Exhibitors of interest (potential new customers)


Input: [Data] Company data or data on institutions with addresses, contact persons and communication data, information on products and services, contract and settlement data [Category] E [Group of persons]

Output: Contact persons of suppliers, service providers, other business partners


Input: [Data] Name, address, communication data, exhibitors of interest, personal data (date of birth, household income, purchasing behaviour) [Category] F [Group of persons]

Output: Club Members


Input: [COOKIE name] CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: The association with your shopping cart.


Input: [COOKIE name] CATEGORY_INFO [COOKIE Description]

Output: Stores the category info on the page, that allows to display pages more quickly.


Input: [COOKIE name] COMPARE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have in the Compare Products list.


Input: [COOKIE name] CURRENCY [COOKIE Description]

Output: Your preferred currency


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted version of your customer id with the store.


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_AUTH [COOKIE Description]

Output: An indicator if you are currently logged into the store.


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_INFO [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted version of the customer group you belong to.


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_SEGMENT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: Stores the Customer Segment ID


Input: [COOKIE name] EXTERNAL_NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: A flag, which indicates whether caching is disabled or not.


Input: [COOKIE name] FRONTEND [COOKIE Description]

Output: You sesssion ID on the server.


Input: [COOKIE name] GUEST-VIEW [COOKIE Description]

Output: Allows guests to edit their orders.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_CATEGORY [COOKIE Description]

Output: The last category you visited.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_PRODUCT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The most recent product you have viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] NEWMESSAGE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a new message has been received.


Input: [COOKIE name] NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether it is allowed to use cache.


Input: [COOKIE name] PERSISTENT_SHOPPING_CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: A link to information about your cart and viewing history if you have asked the site.


Input: [COOKIE name] POLL [COOKIE Description]

Output: The ID of any polls you have recently voted in.


Input: [COOKIE name] POLLN [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on what polls you have voted on.


Input: [COOKIE name] RECENTLYCOMPARED [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have recently compared.


Input: [COOKIE name] STF [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on products you have emailed to friends.


Input: [COOKIE name] STORE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The store view or language you have selected.


Input: [COOKIE name] USER_ALLOWED_SAVE_COOKIE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a customer allowed to use cookies.


Input: [COOKIE name] VIEWED_PRODUCT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: The products that you have recently viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted list of products added to your Wishlist.


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST_CNT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The number of items in your Wishlist.


Input: [For information about...] Consumer problems [See...]

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Input: [For information about...] Your rights and refunds [See...]

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Input: [For information about...] Caring for kids [See...]

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Input: [For information about...] Door-to-door sellers or telemarketers [See...]

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Input: [For information about...] Internet or phone problems [See...]

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Input: [For information about...] Debt or dealing with a debt collector [See...]

Output: Debt and debt collection


Input: [For information about...] Paying your energy bills [See...]

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Input: [For information about...] Saying ‘No’ to scams [See...]

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Input: [For information about...] Indigenous art [See...]

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Input: [For information about...] Supplying Indigenous communities [See...]

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Input: [For information about...] Buying safe products [See...]

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Input: [For information about...] ACCC Indigenous programs [See...]

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Input: [For information about...] Other agencies offering Indigenous services [See...]

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Input: [0] 1 [Veteran Vaper] A Veteran Vaper already knows their preferred eliquid concoction and device setting to get their perfect and smooth vape. [Newbie Vaper]

Output: A Newbie isn’t used to the vapor compared to smoke. Feels a little harsh & scratchy at first.

15 Differences Between a Newbie Vaper & a Veteran Vaper - VOLCANO e-Cigs


Input: [0] 2 [Veteran Vaper] Veteran Vapers can pull nice and easy to produce a voluminous and satisfying cloud of vapor. [Newbie Vaper]

Output: Newbies drag ecigs like it is a cigarette, which is too hard for the device. This is because they are used to the motions and visual of smoking.

15 Differences Between a Newbie Vaper & a Veteran Vaper - VOLCANO e-Cigs


Input: [0] 3 [Veteran Vaper] Veteran Vapers already know that sweet, succulent, fruity, creamy, and savory flavors are way better than anything their old cigarette used to deliver. Check out our eliquid collection here> [Newbie Vaper]

Output: Newbie Vapers who miss the taste of their old cigarette tend to go for tobacco eliquid flavors at first.

15 Differences Between a Newbie Vaper & a Veteran Vaper - VOLCANO e-Cigs


Input: [0] 4 [Veteran Vaper] Veteran Vapers go crazy with their variable voltage, ohms, and watts settings along with their ability to accessorize and personalize their vaping devices. [Newbie Vaper]

Output: Newbie Vapers usually start with an ecig that looks like a cigarette, which has a limited charge and eliquid capacity.

15 Differences Between a Newbie Vaper & a Veteran Vaper - VOLCANO e-Cigs


Input: [0] 5 [Veteran Vaper] Veteran Vapers who were able to stick to the change, would never think of going back to their old cigarette habit ever again. [Newbie Vaper]

Output: Newbies will still suffer from cravings and having the feeling that nothing else but a cigarette will do. (But don’t give up!)

15 Differences Between a Newbie Vaper & a Veteran Vaper - VOLCANO e-Cigs


Input: [0] 6 [Veteran Vaper] Veteran Vapers know to have back-ups for their back-ups. [Newbie Vaper]

Output: A Newbie Vaper will one day forget to charge their battery and have to wait for it to charge before vaping.

15 Differences Between a Newbie Vaper & a Veteran Vaper - VOLCANO e-Cigs


Input: [0] 7 [Veteran Vaper] Newbies will be full of questions, what is PG/VG, what does this button do…etc [Newbie Vaper]

Output: Newbies will be full of questions, what is PG/VG, what does this button do…etc

15 Differences Between a Newbie Vaper & a Veteran Vaper - VOLCANO e-Cigs


Input: [0] 8 [Veteran Vaper] Veteran Vapers can tell you a whole lot about electricity in general, just because of the necessity of the knowledge in order for them to get their perfect vape. A lot of Vet Vapers actually say that they learned more about electricity from vaping rather than from school. [Newbie Vaper]

Output: Most Newbie Vapers have no idea what voltage, wattage, ohms are yet alone what it does to their vape.

15 Differences Between a Newbie Vaper & a Veteran Vaper - VOLCANO e-Cigs


Input: [0] 9 [Veteran Vaper] Veteran Vapers can explain what type of contacts are in the devices along with information on how it functions, the type of battery best suited to the device, and much more. [Newbie Vaper]

Output: Newbies only know our devices by name. Learn more about our devices here>

15 Differences Between a Newbie Vaper & a Veteran Vaper - VOLCANO e-Cigs


Input: [0] 10 [Veteran Vaper] The definition of Resistance to a Veteran Vaper: Noun: 1. The opposing or hindering force offered by a circuit or component of a circuit to the passage of electrical current through it. (Measured in ohms). Or basically, knowing how many amps you are pulling out of the battery in your device. [Newbie Vaper]

Output: The definition of Resistance to a Newbie Vaper: Noun: 1. The refusal to accept or comply with something; the attempt to prevent something by action or argument.

15 Differences Between a Newbie Vaper & a Veteran Vaper - VOLCANO e-Cigs


Input: [0] 11 [Veteran Vaper] Veteran Vapers are well practiced with the E-Cigarette Etiquette and rarely run into these social pitfalls. [Newbie Vaper]

Output: Newbie Vapers may fall into vaping bad habits like vaping next to some people without first asking if it is okay.

15 Differences Between a Newbie Vaper & a Veteran Vaper - VOLCANO e-Cigs


Input: [0] 12 [Veteran Vaper] Being masters of Vaper’s Lingo, Veteran Vapers know that if they properly prime their new heating element before regular use it will help their heating element last longer and give them much better and thicker hits. [Newbie Vaper]

Output: Heating element, priming, dry burn, eliquids?? WUT?! Newbie Vapers still do not get all of the lingo that comes with the vaping lifestyle. Learn about Vaper’s Lingo here>

15 Differences Between a Newbie Vaper & a Veteran Vaper - VOLCANO e-Cigs


Input: [0] 13 [Veteran Vaper] Veteran Vapers know the exact battery to go with their device, how long each battery lasts, and how many they need for their vape for the day. [Newbie Vaper]

Output: Newbies do not know too much about the battery of their device and how it powers it. Read more about batteries and how they work here>

15 Differences Between a Newbie Vaper & a Veteran Vaper - VOLCANO e-Cigs


Input: [0] 14 [Veteran Vaper] Veteran Vapers proudly show off their vaping skills with tricks they’ve mastered for all to see. Check out their skills here> [Newbie Vaper]

Output: Newbies are still getting used to pulling from their ecig to produce a satisfying cloud.

15 Differences Between a Newbie Vaper & a Veteran Vaper - VOLCANO e-Cigs


Input: [0] 15 [Veteran Vaper] Veteran Vapers already know the perfect amount of nicotine that suits their needs and will eventually be able to lower their nicotine content. [Newbie Vaper]

Output: Newbie Vapers will always tend to start out with a much higher nicotine strength than necessary for fear of tobacco cigarette cravings.

15 Differences Between a Newbie Vaper & a Veteran Vaper - VOLCANO e-Cigs


Input: [Function] Dynamic Contrast [Recommended Settings]

Output: Off or Medium

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Input: [Function] Dynamic Color [Recommended Settings]

Output: Off

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Input: [Function] Clear White [Recommended Settings]

Output: Off

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Input: [Function] Skin Color [Recommended Settings]

Output: -1

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Input: [Function] Noise Reduction [Recommended Settings]

Output: Low

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Input: [Function] Super Resolution [Recommended Settings]

Output: Off

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Input: [Function] MPEG Noise Reduction [Recommended Settings]

Output: Low

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Input: [Function] Gamma [Recommended Settings]

Output: Medium

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Input: [Function] Black Level [Recommended Settings]

Output: Low

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Input: [Function] Eye Care [Recommended Settings]

Output: Off

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Input: [Function] Real Cinema [Recommended Settings]

Output: On

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Input: [Function] Color Gamut [Recommended Settings]

Output: Wide

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Input: [Directive] pgsql.allow_persistent [Master Value] On [Local Value]

Output: On


Input: [Directive] pgsql.auto_reset_persistent [Master Value] Off [Local Value]

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Input: [Directive] pgsql.ignore_notice [Master Value] Off [Local Value]

Output: Off


Input: [Directive] pgsql.log_notice [Master Value] Off [Local Value]

Output: Off


Input: [Directive] pgsql.max_links [Master Value] Unlimited [Local Value]

Output: Unlimited


Input: [Directive] pgsql.max_persistent [Master Value] Unlimited [Local Value]

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Input: [Ticket] #1418 [Keywords] null, primary key, sqlite3 [Status] new [Owner] andrew [Type] defect [Priority] critical [Summary]

Output: _remake_table in sqlite3 driver breaks NOT NULL in primary_key fields


Input: [Ticket] #833 [Keywords] primary key [Status] assigned [Owner] andrew [Type] defect [Priority] minor [Summary]

Output: add_column with an autofield fails


Input: [Ticket] #1180 [Keywords] primary key [Status] assigned [Owner] andrew [Type] defect [Priority] major [Summary]

Output: primary key in model is not primary key in database


Input: [Ticket] #1307 [Keywords] primary key constrains migration alter column [Status] new [Owner] andrew [Type] defect [Priority] major [Summary]

Output: Migrate doesn't add primary key and unique constrains when altering a column


Input: [Ticket] #1382 [Keywords] primary_key [Status] new [Owner] andrew [Type] defect [Priority] major [Summary]

Output: Primary key losing NOT NULL with migration


Input: [Ticket] #760 [Keywords] sqlite3 autoincrement primary key [Status] assigned [Owner] andrew [Type] defect [Priority] minor [Summary]

Output: Autoincrementing primary keys for sqlite3


Input: [Ticket] #1325 [Keywords] unique primary key [Status] new [Owner] andrew [Type] defect [Priority] major [Summary]

Output: Converting column from unique primary key to non-unique non-primary key in MySQL does double-conversion and throws error.


Input: [field] x [field type] float [description]

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Input: [field] y [field type] float [description]

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Input: [field] scale [field type] float [description]

Output: scale of the interest region


Input: [field] angle [field type] float [description]

Output: angle of the interest region


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Input: [field] mi21 [field type] float [description]

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Output: affine matrix component


Input: [field] cornerness [field type] float [description]

Output: saliency of the interest point


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Input: [Header Value] Thu, 11 Jun 2015 16:28:55 GMT [Header Key]

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Input: [Track #] #1 [Track Name] Day and Night [Comment]

Output: Day and Night’s sharp and dissonant strings provide the chilling foundation and is complimented by the soft, whispering female vocals. Midway, the violin gives us the weeping and sorrowful tone, backed by more female vocals offsetting the tone with more chills.

Anime OST: Shiki [Full] | Anime Afterlife Podcast


Input: [Track #] #2 [Track Name] Eau de Vie [Comment]

Output: The forceful start of Eau de Vie harshly pushes us into the dramatic and despondent tones of the strings that follow. The vocals, still present, offer us the chilling tones that we heard from Day and Night

Anime OST: Shiki [Full] | Anime Afterlife Podcast


Input: [Track #] #3 [Track Name] Pendulum [Comment]

Output: Pendulum starts off immediately with the chanting of utterly bone-chilling childish vocals accompanied with small bell noises in the back, and then grows into a full orchestra of mixed voices following the same progression, accompanied with the dissonant female vocals that travel from left to right. The pounding drums and bass in the second half join in with the continued chanting giving off a stronger impact than the first half.

Anime OST: Shiki [Full] | Anime Afterlife Podcast


Input: [Track #] #5 [Track Name] Twilight [Comment]

Output: Twilight eases into the chanting of young “la-ing,” that quickly transitions into the long and weeping violins which still carries an ominous tone.

Anime OST: Shiki [Full] | Anime Afterlife Podcast


Input: [Track #] #10 [Track Name] Dance of Death [Comment]

Output: Dance of Death manages a light and lifting melody with the female hissing vocalization. The later half has more female vocalizations that emphasize dramatic moods.

Anime OST: Shiki [Full] | Anime Afterlife Podcast


Input: [Track #] #11 [Track Name] Silent Night [Comment]

Output: Silent Night begins dark and quiet, loosely following the melody of Dance of Death, with dark and looming background noise, and contains new vocalizations including the previous one. About 50 seconds in, it breaks out into dischordant background noise and percussion, the sounds of giggling, bursting brass instruments in the far off distance, growling, and low bass male vocals.

Anime OST: Shiki [Full] | Anime Afterlife Podcast


Input: [Track #] #17 [Track Name] Echo [Comment]

Output: Echo serves as the climactic end to the show which, to that end, uses the strong percussion in the background, led by the violin offering us a dramatic weeping tone begging to go on, while the vocals counterbalance it with it’s powerful and conclusive melody.

Anime OST: Shiki [Full] | Anime Afterlife Podcast


Input: [Track #] #19 [Track Name] Crimson [Comment]

Output: Following the same chord progression as Dance of Death, Crimson uses only the piano in a light and whimsical fashion with an uplifting tone that carries little to no “creep” value that most of the songs carry.

Anime OST: Shiki [Full] | Anime Afterlife Podcast


Input: [Status] Addressed in Beta Phase 3 [Comment] We previously mentioned that this would be addressed in Beta phase 4, but we have addressed it in phase 3! [Feedback]

Output: When putting items up for sale, make it possible to check the market prices of items.

FFXIV: ARR Beta Phase 2 – Markets and Retainers Feedback | the interblag


Input: [Status] Addressed in Beta Phase 3 [Comment] In Beta phase 3 we’ve made it so you can check previous active help windows, so please check this out as necessary. [Feedback]

Output: Please make a tutorial for retainers and markets.

FFXIV: ARR Beta Phase 2 – Markets and Retainers Feedback | the interblag


Input: [Status] Addressed in Beta Phase 3 [Comment] In Beta phase 3, we’ve addressed this by making it so you can take all of the money by pressing the “-” button. [Feedback]

Output: Please add a button that lets you take all the money your retainer has on it. Please also make the default value the total amount.

FFXIV: ARR Beta Phase 2 – Markets and Retainers Feedback | the interblag


Input: [Status] Addressed in Beta Phase 3 [Comment] We’ve changed this in Beta phase 3 to match how it is being used. [Feedback]

Output: For the gil exchage widget, please place the retainer’s on the left and the player’s on the right.

FFXIV: ARR Beta Phase 2 – Markets and Retainers Feedback | the interblag


Input: [Status] Addressed in Beta Phase 3 [Comment] In Beta phase 2 only retainers were able to sell items in markets, but in phase 3 characters will be able to sell items directly! [Feedback]

Output: Please make it possible to place items for sale directly from my inventory.

FFXIV: ARR Beta Phase 2 – Markets and Retainers Feedback | the interblag


Input: [Status] Addressed in Beta Phase 2 [Comment] We’ve created a specialized display at the top of the item window, so please check it out. [Feedback]

Output: Please make it easy to understand the bind mechanics for gear that is not equipped.

FFXIV: ARR Beta Phase 2 – Markets and Retainers Feedback | the interblag


Input: [Status] Addressed in Beta Phase 3 [Comment] Once you have progressed through the main scenario you will be able to unlock your retainer. The armoury chest has also beed added, and the amount of items you can store has increased dramatically! Check it out! [Feedback]

Output: Inventory space is too limited, so please unlock retainers immediately, or at least level 10.

FFXIV: ARR Beta Phase 2 – Markets and Retainers Feedback | the interblag


Input: [Status] Planning to Address in Beta Phase 4 [Comment] We’ve planned on addressing this in Beta phase 3, but the cost was extremely large for setting up a system like this, so we will be addressing it in Beta phase 4. [Feedback]

Output: It’s difficult to know what was sold while you were offline without a notification, so could you make it possible to check your own personal transaction history?

FFXIV: ARR Beta Phase 2 – Markets and Retainers Feedback | the interblag


Input: [Status] Planning to Address in Beta Phase 4 [Comment] From Beta phase 4, we plan on making it possible to make requests to other players for repairs. Different from version 1.0, you’ll be able to repair gear that you’re wearing and request gear to be repaired while you wear it. You can use various repair NPCs as well. [Feedback]

Output: Please make repairing gear as simple as possible.

FFXIV: ARR Beta Phase 2 – Markets and Retainers Feedback | the interblag


Input: [Status] Looking into updating after launch [Comment] In FFXIV: ARR, we feel that it’s important for players to gather in front of the market boards and shop for items, so we’ve made it with this mind. Due to this, we will not be combining retainers and market boards and we’d like you to use the bells nearby market boards. After launch there is a high possibility for expanding this by prioritizing convenience. [Feedback]

Output: Please place market boards and retainers in the same spot so we don’t have to run around town.

FFXIV: ARR Beta Phase 2 – Markets and Retainers Feedback | the interblag


Input: [Status] Looking into updating after launch [Comment] While it won’t make it in time for launch, we plan on making adjustments as needed to improve the usability and convenience of retainers after launch. [Feedback]

Output: Please implement a feature for retainers where they will buy items when they are below an indicated price or sell all items when they reach a certain price.

FFXIV: ARR Beta Phase 2 – Markets and Retainers Feedback | the interblag


Input: [Status] Looking into updating after launch [Comment] While it’s technically possible to make it a one-button type of thing, we designed this so you would pay attention when transferring items. There is a possibility that we update this for convenience after launch. [Feedback]

Output: When trading items, please lower the number of choices and confirmations.

FFXIV: ARR Beta Phase 2 – Markets and Retainers Feedback | the interblag


Input: [Status] Continuing to Discuss [Comment] We plan on limiting this to the starting city-states; however, we would like to carefully look into other areas while monitoring congestion and lag. [Feedback]

Output: Please add retainer bells in places like rest areas and aetherytes.

FFXIV: ARR Beta Phase 2 – Markets and Retainers Feedback | the interblag


Input: [Status] Continuing to Discuss [Comment] We are looking into making it so items that cannot be sold are grayed out. [Feedback]

Output: Please make it so items that cannot be sold in the market are not in the market selling list.

FFXIV: ARR Beta Phase 2 – Markets and Retainers Feedback | the interblag


Input: [Status] Continuing to Discuss [Comment] The development team is aware that it would be good to make it even easier to use, and is looking into preparing a category button that will allow you to switch between tabs. [Feedback]

Output: If a shop NPC sells items from multiple categories, please make it so you do not have to keep opening and closing multiple widgets.

FFXIV: ARR Beta Phase 2 – Markets and Retainers Feedback | the interblag


Input: [Status] Continuing to Discuss [Comment] In Beta 3, the retainer’s sale history can now be displayed, so we would like you to try this out and let us know your feedback. [Feedback]

Output: Please consider using the Mog Letter system for delivering the gil that is obtained from selling items.

FFXIV: ARR Beta Phase 2 – Markets and Retainers Feedback | the interblag


Input: [Status] Working as Intended [Comment] Retainers are essentially something that will store a player’s items. [Feedback]

Output: Instead of making retainers item sellers, please make them item keepers.

FFXIV: ARR Beta Phase 2 – Markets and Retainers Feedback | the interblag


Input: [Status] Working as Intended [Comment] After looking into a feature like this, we’ve decided not to implement it because it could be utilized often for high-demand items and we want sellers to have more control over this. [Feedback]

Output: Please make it possible to indicate the amount of items you want to buy when you purchase an item from a retainer.

FFXIV: ARR Beta Phase 2 – Markets and Retainers Feedback | the interblag


Input: [Status] No Plans to Address [Comment] I’m very sorry, but we have no plans to eliminate retainers. We appreciate your understanding. [Feedback]

Output: I’d like you to eliminate the retainer system and implement an auction house.

FFXIV: ARR Beta Phase 2 – Markets and Retainers Feedback | the interblag


Input: [Status] No Plans to Address [Comment] We have no plans to make this into one window. We appreciate your understanding. [Feedback]

Output: Please place “buy” and “sell” in the same window.

FFXIV: ARR Beta Phase 2 – Markets and Retainers Feedback | the interblag


Input: [Status] No Plans to Address [Comment] After looking into a feature like this, we’ve decided not to implement it. We want sellers to be able to control the market on high-demand items themselves and a request feature would disrupt that. [Feedback]

Output: Please introduce a “Request” feature as well as an option to buy.

FFXIV: ARR Beta Phase 2 – Markets and Retainers Feedback | the interblag


Input: [Status] No Plans to Address [Comment] We have no plans to combine retainers and market boards for launch. In regards to mog letters, we plan on adding a mailbox to the housing system. [Feedback]

Output: Please combine the features of retainers, market boards, and the mog letter system and have them all on retainers.

FFXIV: ARR Beta Phase 2 – Markets and Retainers Feedback | the interblag


Input: [Status] No Plans to Address [Comment] From a security stand point, this is a high risk for RMT use and we have no plans to implement this at launch. [Feedback]

Output: Please make it possible to transfer items between multiple retainers directly.

FFXIV: ARR Beta Phase 2 – Markets and Retainers Feedback | the interblag


Input: [Description] A CEA application-server for running applications. The service provides CEA's standard SOAP interface, "CommonExecutionController" and a UWS interface. [Document]

Output: About

CEA CEC web server - Project Information


Input: [Description] This is a link to the definitions of all continuous integration processes that builds and tests code on a frequent, regular basis. [Document]

Output: Continuous Integration

CEA CEC web server - Project Information


Input: [Description] This document lists the project's dependencies and provides information on each dependency. [Document]

Output: Dependencies

CEA CEC web server - Project Information


Input: [Description] This document presents the convergence of dependency versions across the entire project, and its sub modules. [Document]

Output: Dependency Convergence

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Input: [Description] This document lists the dependencies that are defined through dependencyManagement. [Document]

Output: Dependency Management

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Input: [Description] This is a link to the issue management system for this project. Issues (bugs, features, change requests) can be created and queried using this link. [Document]

Output: Issue Tracking

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Input: [Description] This document provides subscription and archive information for this project's mailing lists. [Document]

Output: Mailing Lists

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Input: [Description] This document lists the plugins that are defined through pluginManagement. [Document]

Output: Plugin Management

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Input: [Description] This is a link to the definitions of project licenses. [Document]

Output: Project License

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Input: [Description] This document lists the build plugins and the report plugins used by this project. [Document]

Output: Project Plugins

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Input: [Description] This document lists other related information of this project [Document]

Output: Project Summary

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Input: [Description] This document provides information on the members of this project. These are the individuals who have contributed to the project in one form or another. [Document]

Output: Project Team

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Input: [Description] This is a link to the online source repository that can be viewed via a web browser. [Document]

Output: Source Repository

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Input: [COOKIE name] CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: The association with your shopping cart.


Input: [COOKIE name] CATEGORY_INFO [COOKIE Description]

Output: Stores the category info on the page, that allows to display pages more quickly.


Input: [COOKIE name] COMPARE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have in the Compare Products list.


Input: [COOKIE name] CURRENCY [COOKIE Description]

Output: Your preferred currency


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted version of your customer id with the store.


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_AUTH [COOKIE Description]

Output: An indicator if you are currently logged into the store.


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_INFO [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted version of the customer group you belong to.


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_SEGMENT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: Stores the Customer Segment ID


Input: [COOKIE name] EXTERNAL_NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: A flag, which indicates whether caching is disabled or not.


Input: [COOKIE name] FRONTEND [COOKIE Description]

Output: Your sesssion ID on the server.


Input: [COOKIE name] GUEST-VIEW [COOKIE Description]

Output: Allows guests to edit their orders.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_CATEGORY [COOKIE Description]

Output: The last category you visited.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_PRODUCT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The most recent product you have viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] NEWMESSAGE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a new message has been received.


Input: [COOKIE name] NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether it is allowed to use cache.


Input: [COOKIE name] PERSISTENT_SHOPPING_CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: A link to information about your cart and viewing history if you have visited the site.


Input: [COOKIE name] POLL [COOKIE Description]

Output: The ID of any polls you have recently voted in.


Input: [COOKIE name] POLLN [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on what polls you have voted on.


Input: [COOKIE name] RECENTLYCOMPARED [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have recently compared.


Input: [COOKIE name] STF [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on products you have emailed to friends.


Input: [COOKIE name] STORE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The store view or language you have selected.


Input: [COOKIE name] USER_ALLOWED_SAVE_COOKIE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a customer allowed to use cookies.


Input: [COOKIE name] VIEWED_PRODUCT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: The products that you have recently viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted list of products added to your Wishlist.


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST_CNT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The number of items in your Wishlist.


Input: [COOKIE name] __utma [COOKIE Description]

Output: Distinguishes unique visits.


Input: [COOKIE name] __utmb [COOKIE Description]

Output: Distinguishes new visits.


Input: [COOKIE name] __utmz [COOKIE Description]

Output: Distinguishes traffic source.


Input: [Instruction] E [Action]

Output: dividE second-top by top; push quotient, then remainder.


Input: [Instruction] T [Action]

Output: if top-of-stack is true, Transfer control to stacked line.


Input: [Instruction] A [Action]

Output: push one more than the current Address onto the stack.


Input: [Instruction] O [Action]

Output: Output a character whose code is popped from the stack.


Input: [Instruction] I [Action]

Output: Input a character and push its code on the stack.


Input: [Instruction] N [Action]

Output: push a Number onto the stack.


Input: [Instruction] S [Action]

Output: Subtract the top of stack from the top-but-one.


Input: [Instruction] H [Action]

Output: Halibut: duplicate or move an element of the stack.


Input: [0] NPA (Area Code) [FIPS Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] NXX (Exchange) [FIPS Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Zip Code [FIPS Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] State [FIPS Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] USPS City Name [FIPS Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] FIPS County Code [FIPS Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: No


Input: [0] FIPS Place Code [FIPS Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: No


Input: [0] Rate Center [FIPS Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Major Trading Area [FIPS Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: No


Input: [Description] Field Service Representative provides an "in-person" visit to a federal agency to provide service to the Health Benefits Officer (HBO). For example: provide materials, obtain/update agency demographics, plan for agency employee events, Open Season activities, etc. [Activity]

Output: Agency Visit

Resources for Health Benefits Officers - Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois


Input: [Description] Field Service Representative visits a federal agency to provide one-on-one service to Service Benefit Plan members on-site. Service days must be set-up in advance and employees must be notified prior to the visit that the Field Service Representative will be in the agency. [Activity]

Output: Service Day

Resources for Health Benefits Officers - Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois


Input: [Description] A Plan sponsored stand or table set-up on federal installation premises to provide information when access is not otherwise available for a particular agency. Prior approval must be obtained from the appropriate person responsible for the government grounds. [Activity]

Output: Information Booth

Resources for Health Benefits Officers - Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois


Input: [Description] Gives federal employees the opportunity to hear short presentations form health plan representatives in a central location. Your Field Service Representative provides agency employees a forum to educate federal employees to better understand claim, enrollment and benefits. These activities may be provided during Open Season, monthly, quarterly or as needed. [Activity]

Output: Group Meeting

Resources for Health Benefits Officers - Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois


Input: [Description] Planning and executing an event at which Field Service representative staffs a booth and talks to employees promoting Wellness Programs and Online Tools, as well as general information about healthy lifestyles, as approved by the FEP Director's Office. [Activity]

Output: Health Benefit and Wellness Events

Resources for Health Benefits Officers - Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois


Input: [Description] An informational exhibit with other FEHBP insurance carriers to provide Open Season information, literature, benefit information, provider directories and rates for the coming year. Health Benefit Fairs allow federal employees an opportunity to shop and compare coverage in order to make informed decisions about health insurance carriers. The length of time that should be devoted to a health fair depends on your employees' schedules and needs. Your account representative will work with you to choose a time of day that maximizes the opportunities for the most employees to attend. [Activity]

Output: Health Benefit Fair

Resources for Health Benefits Officers - Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois


Input: [Description] Field Service Representative provides group meetings at the federal agency to educate employees on how to take care of their needs prior to retirement. Meetings can include information about Medicare, Social Security, Survivor benefits and the National Association of Retired Federal Employees (NARFE). Many times the meeting can correspond to the NARFE meeting at the agency. [Activity]

Output: Pre-retirement Seminar

Resources for Health Benefits Officers - Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois


Input: [Description] An agency meeting for new employees in which the Field Service Representative presents an overview of the Service Benefit Plan, distributes field support materials, important customer service phone numbers and responds to questions from the group. This meeting provides a new employee with the knowledge of who to contact at the Plan with problems, a guide in selecting the proper health insurance carrier, and an opportunity for the Plan representative to meet new employees at the agency. [Activity]

Output: New Employee Orientation

Resources for Health Benefits Officers - Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois


Input: [Description] Field Service Representative will provide a group meeting for Health Benefits Officers representing the agencies in the Plan's territory. Usually, this meeting is conducted at the onset of Open Season. HBOs are advised of the new benefits and rates for the coming year. Other FEHBP insurance carriers may also be present at this meeting. [Activity]

Output: Open Season

Resources for Health Benefits Officers - Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois


Input: [0] adv [1] adverb [2]

Output: parts of speech

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Input: [0] adj [1] adjective [2]

Output: parts of speech

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Input: [0] Amb [1] Ambon [2]

Output: an ethnic in Maluku which speak a local dialect

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Input: [0] Arb [1] Arabian [2]

Output: adopted word from Arabian language

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Input: [0] ant [1] anatomy [2]

Output: terminology that is usually related to anatomy

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Input: [0] Bal [1] Bali [2]

Output: local dialect of Balinese

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Input: [0] Bib [1] Bible [2]

Output: Mostly written in a Bible

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Input: [0] bio [1] biology [2]

Output: a terminology that largely used in biology

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Input: [0] Btk [1] Batak [2]

Output: an ethnic in North Sumatera which has its local dialect

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Input: [0] Chn [1] Chinese [2]

Output: a word that is adopted from Chenese

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Input: [0] chem [1] chemical [2]

Output: a word that related to chemical matter

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Input: [0] comp [1] comparative [2]

Output: comparative adjective (bigger, more beautiful, etc)

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Input: [0] conj [1] conjunction [2]

Output: parts of speech

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Input: [0] dtr [1] determiner [2]

Output: parts of speech

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Input: [0] excl [1] exclamation [2]

Output: parts of speech

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Input: [0] frm [1] formal [2]

Output: used for official speech, writing, science, law, etc.

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Input: [0] impr [1] imperative [2]

Output: parts of speech

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Input: [0] inf [1] informal [2]

Output: largely used but not considerably appropriate for formal use

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Input: [0] intr [1] intransitive [2]

Output: verb that has direct object

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Input: [0] intrj [1] interjection [2]

Output: parts of speech

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Input: [0] Isl [1] Islam [2]

Output: terminology that is related to Moslem praying or teaching

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Input: [0] Jv [1] Javanese [2]

Output: a largest ethnic in Indonesia, the local dialect of which is largely adopted into Indonesian language.

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Input: [0] Jpn [1] Japanese [2]

Output: a word that is adopted from Japanese

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Input: [0] ld [1] local dialect [2]

Output: a word that is used locally

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Input: [0] ling. [1] linguistic [2]

Output: a terminology used in linguistic

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Input: [0] ltr [1] literally [2]

Output: a word that mostly used in literature

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Input: [0] lu [1] largely used [2]

Output: a word that largely understood and used in the whole country.

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Input: [0] math [1] mathematic [2]

Output: a terminology that is related to mathematic

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Input: [0] med. [1] medical [2]

Output: a word that is related to medical matter

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Input: [0] Mel [1] Melayu [2]

Output: the root of today’s Indonesian formal language

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Input: [0] Mdn [1] Medan [2]

Output: a big city in North Sumatera which a specific local dialect

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Input: [0] Min [1] Minang [2]

Output: an ethnic in West Sumatera which has local dialect and some of them is largely

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Input: [0] Mnd [1] Menado [2]

Output: an ethnic in North Sulawesi which has a specific local dialect

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Input: [0] n [1] noun [2]

Output: parts of speech

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Input: [0] of [1] old fashion [2]

Output: a largely used word in the past and and now not many people use it anymore

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Input: [0] off [1] offensive [2]

Output: a word that is considered not polite to be used and may harm the feeling of sb.

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Input: [0] prep. [1] preposition [2]

Output: parts of speech

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Input: [0] phr [1] phrasal [2]

Output: two or more words that are combined to express an idea

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Input: [0] pre [1] prefix [2]

Output: a group of letters that is added to the beginning of a word in order to make a new word

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Input: [0] prn [1] pronoun [2]

Output: parts of speech

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Input: [0] tr [1] transitive [2]

Output: a transitive verb has an object. In the sentence “She makes her own clothes,” “makes” is a transitive verb

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Input: [0] sb [1] somebody [2]

Output: a person as an object or a subject

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Input: [0] Snd [1] Sundanese [2]

Output: a large ethnic in West Java that has its own local dialect

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Input: [0] spo [1] sport [2]

Output: a word that is related to sport activity

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Input: [0] sth [1] something [2]

Output: something as a subject or and object

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Input: [0] supr [1] superlative [2]

Output: adjective (the most- the less- adj + est)

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Input: [0] syn [1] synonym [2]

Output: a word with the same meaning or almost the same meaning as another word

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Input: [0] tech [1] technical [2]

Output: used as a technical jargon

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Input: [0] v [1] verb [2]

Output: parts of speech

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Input: [0] vern [1] vernacular [2]

Output: unofficial language

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Input: [0] vul [1] vulgar [2]

Output: not polite or taboo for most of the people

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Input: [0] wrt [1] written [2]

Output: an abbreviation that is only used in writing not in speech

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Input: [Directive] pgsql.allow_persistent [Master Value] On [Local Value]

Output: On


Input: [Directive] pgsql.auto_reset_persistent [Master Value] Off [Local Value]

Output: Off


Input: [Directive] pgsql.ignore_notice [Master Value] Off [Local Value]

Output: Off


Input: [Directive] pgsql.log_notice [Master Value] Off [Local Value]

Output: Off


Input: [Directive] pgsql.max_links [Master Value] Unlimited [Local Value]

Output: Unlimited


Input: [Directive] pgsql.max_persistent [Master Value] Unlimited [Local Value]

Output: Unlimited


Input: [2] For those who want to change a PIN code securely and quickly [3] more [1]

Output: PIN change

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Input: [2] The best way to secure your documets and all things that are important to you [3] more [1]

Output: Deposit cells

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Input: [2] Any services in leasing market [3] more [1]

Output: Unileasing

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Input: [2] Benefit from financial consulting services of Unibank [3] more [1]

Output: Consulting services

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Input: [2] Benefit from Unibank's products and services via Internet [3] more [1]

Output: Internet-Bank

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Input: [2] You can find our Branches and ATMs here [3] more [1]

Output: Branches and ATM

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Input: [2] Apply for your card at home! [3] more [1]

Output: Plastic card online application

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Input: [2] Get higher interest! [3] more [1]

Output: Term deposit

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Input: [2] Increase deposited amounts and get bonuses! [3] more [1]

Output: Accumulation deposit

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Input: [2] You can send and receive money by ATM`s [3] more [1]

Output: Card-to-Card

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Input: [2] Professional broker and dealing services in securities market [3] more [1]

Output: Unicapital

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Input: [2] The most convenient and true way of payment of salaries [3] more [1]

Output: Payroll plastic cards

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Input: [2] Feel the art of individual approach [3] more [1]

Output: Private Banking

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Input: [2] Pay İnternet, cable TV and insurance services from home [3] more [1]

Output: Online payments

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Input: [2] Do you want to buy a home or an appartment? Apply for our mortgage loan! [3] more [1]

Output: Mortgage

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Input: [2] Withdraw your funds without losing your interest! [3] more [1]

Output: Progressive deposit

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Input: [2] A loan facility that perfectly suits the needs of small business. [3] more [1]

Output: Microloans

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Input: [2] For those who want to make professional growth with Unibank [3] more [1]

Output: Vacancies

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Input: [command] dpkg --install [example] dpkg --install package.deb [description]

Output: installs/updates the given package

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Input: [command] apt-get install [example] apt-get install package [description]

Output: install a package ( known in the database package)

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Input: [command] apt-get remove [example] apt-get remove package [description]

Output: remove an installed package

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Input: [command] apt-get update [example] apt-get update [description]

Output: update the package database

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Input: [command] apt-get dist-upgrade [example] apt-get dist-upgrade [description]

Output: all installed packages will be updated unless the dependencies dont allow that

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Input: [command] apt-cache search [example] apt-cache search package [description]

Output: Search (within the package database) the named package

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Input: [command] apt-rdepends [description]

Output: show all packages that are needed by the given package

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Input: [command] apt-rdepends [example] apt-rdepends -r package [description]

Output: we kann also find all packages that depend on the given one

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Input: [command] dpkg -l [example] dpkg --list [description]

Output: list all installed packages

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Input: [command] dpkg -S [example] dpkg -S /etc/mail.rc [description]

Output: search the package that contains the given file

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Input: [TED4015] 0.002 °C (24 hrs) [Item #]

Output: Temperature Stability


Input: [TED4015] ±15 A [Item #]

Output: TEC Output


Input: [TED4015] 15 V [Item #]

Output: Compliance Voltage


Input: [TED4015] -55 to 150 °C [Item #]

Output: Temperature Control Range


Input: [TED4015] 100 Ω to 100 kΩ or 1kΩ to 1 MΩ [Item #]

Output: Resistance Measurement Range (2 Ranges)


Input: [TED4015] 0.001 °C (0.1 Ω/1 Ω for Thermistors) [Item #]

Output: Temperature Resolution


Input: [GL_NO_ERROR] GL_INVALID_ENUM

Output: An unacceptable value is specified for an enumerated argument. The offending command is ignored, having no side effect other than to set the error flag.

No error has been recorded. The value of this symbolic constant is guaranteed to be zero.


Input: [GL_NO_ERROR] GL_INVALID_VALUE

Output: A numeric argument is out of range. The offending command is ignored, having no side effect other than to set the error flag.

No error has been recorded. The value of this symbolic constant is guaranteed to be zero.


Input: [GL_NO_ERROR] GL_INVALID_OPERATION

Output: The specified operation is not allowed in the current state. The offending command is ignored, having no side effect other than to set the error flag.

No error has been recorded. The value of this symbolic constant is guaranteed to be zero.


Input: [GL_NO_ERROR] GL_STACK_OVERFLOW

Output: This command would cause a stack overflow. The offending command is ignored, having no side effect other than to set the error flag.

No error has been recorded. The value of this symbolic constant is guaranteed to be zero.


Input: [GL_NO_ERROR] GL_STACK_UNDERFLOW

Output: This command would cause a stack underflow. The offending command is ignored, having no side effect other than to set the error flag.

No error has been recorded. The value of this symbolic constant is guaranteed to be zero.


Input: [GL_NO_ERROR] GL_OUT_OF_MEMORY

Output: There is not enough memory left to execute the command. The state of the GL is undefined, except for the state of the error flags, after this error is recorded.

No error has been recorded. The value of this symbolic constant is guaranteed to be zero.


Input: [CATEGORY] LENGTH [GO-DEVIL LONGTAIL] 58" Shaft for Crawfish Model and 72" Shaft for Standard Models [GO-DEVIL SURFACE DRIVE]

Output: 32" Drive Length for 18 hp through 24 hp Engines and 36" Drive Length for 27 hp through 35 hp


Input: [CATEGORY] HANDLING [GO-DEVIL LONGTAIL] Better suited for stand up operations, although practical for sit down operation. Balanced pivot point makes it effortless to lift prop out of the water [GO-DEVIL SURFACE DRIVE]

Output: Better suited for both sit down or stand up operations, balanced pivot point makes it effortless to lift prop out of the water


Input: [CATEGORY] SPEED [GO-DEVIL LONGTAIL] Longtails range in speed from approximately 10 mph for our 6.5 hp model to 22 mph for our 35 hp model. Speeds will vary based on loads, but in general, longtail engines are quicker with long and narrow boats. All speeds posted on this website are GPS recorded on GO-DEVIL Boats [GO-DEVIL SURFACE DRIVE]

Output: Surface Drives range in speed from approximately 20 mph for our 18 hp to nearly 30 mph for our 35 hp Speeds will vary based on loads, but in general, surface drive engines are quicker on wider boats. Length factor is less significant with surface drive engines as our 16' x 60" Surface Drive Boat is one of our fastest models.


Input: [CATEGORY] HOLE SHOT [GO-DEVIL LONGTAIL] Longtails are quick out of the hole. They perform better for hole shots where the bottom is hard and water depths are below 8" in depth because the props are smaller and fully submersed in these conditions [GO-DEVIL SURFACE DRIVE]

Output: Surface Drives are extremely fast out of the hole. Hole shot is exceptionall in shallow waters waters where there is a softer bottom. Because of the much larger diameter prop, surface drives take longer to get up where the bottom is hard and waters are less than 8" in depth


Input: [CATEGORY] BUMP / GRIND [GO-DEVIL LONGTAIL] Hands down, GO-DEVIL longtails are the best for getting out of those sticky situations. Because of the longer shaft, longtails allow the operator to leverage a stuck boat and reach for pockets of softer materials to grind out. We highly recommend our longtail engines for cypress swamps and other areas with stumps and logs. The longtail has a better "low gear". [GO-DEVIL SURFACE DRIVE]

Output: Surface drives perform well in bump and grind situations, but are disadvantaged to a degree because of the larger diameter propeller. Surface drives are capapble of being trimmed down to grind out of nasty predicaments. The Surface drive has a better "high gear".


Input: [CATEGORY] RUN DURATION [GO-DEVIL LONGTAIL] Where runs are moderate in distance, GO-DEVIL longtails are extremely practical [GO-DEVIL SURFACE DRIVE]

Output: GO-DEVIL Surface drives are easier handling for long runs. With the added speed you get from the surface drives, you'll be at your destination quicker


Input: [CATEGORY] PRACTICALITY / AFFORDABILITY [GO-DEVIL LONGTAIL] GO-DEVIL Longtails are very practical and extremely simple. They offer the most simplistic and affordable option to getting to your destination. Practicality and affordability is based on your situation [GO-DEVIL SURFACE DRIVE]

Output: GO-DEVIL Surface drives are practical where speed and handling are important, especially for those longer runs. Surface drive engines contain more moving components and thus have a higher price tag. Practicality and affordability is based on your situation


Input: [CATEGORY] COMPONENTS [GO-DEVIL LONGTAIL] GO-DEVIL Longtails are built with all steel frames with galvanizing as an option for salwater or corrosive environments, direct drive shaft featuring ETD 150 shafts, DOM tubing, upper bearing, lower bushing with spiral groove for hydrodynamic lubrication and virtually no grease consumption, pressure lubricator, constant velocity joints, kill switch, lever throttle for fixed speed, industrial quality engines, and many more features [GO-DEVIL SURFACE DRIVE]

Output: GO-DEVIL Surface drives feature many of the same trusty components as used in GO-DEVIL Longtail engines and also utilizes an ALL STEEL FRAME available in optional galvanizing, 50 mm belt rated for over a 100 hp, manual trim, adjustable trim tabs, squeeze throttle with spring return, the most rugged frame in the industry


Input: [CATEGORY] INTENDED USE [GO-DEVIL LONGTAIL] GO-DEVIL Longtails are, and have been, very effective in getting sportsmen to their destinates for over 31 years. Our longtails are the simplest means of shallow water transporation favored by sportsman and other commercial and industrial industries across the globe. Our longtails are time proven products capable of withstanding the most rigorous environments and offer years of trouble free and low cost maintenance. GO-DEVIL longtails are well suited for bump and grind conditions. They are perfect for shallow waters and hard bottoms and are recommended for moderate run distances. [GO-DEVIL SURFACE DRIVE]

Output: GO-DEVIL Surface drives are faster and easier to drive than traditional longtails. They are ideal for those who need to get up and get on plane and go! If your conditions permit this type of operation, the surface drive is the engine for you. The surface drive is perfect for sit down operations where it can be easily trimmed to the ideal setting for the load and boat. Once the engine is trimmed, you set it and forget about it. The only time it is necessary to adjust the trim would be to grind out of a nasty situation or when there is a major change in load


Input: [CATEGORY] WARRANTY [GO-DEVIL LONGTAIL] GO-DEVIL Longtails are backed with a 2 year manufacturers warranty [GO-DEVIL SURFACE DRIVE]

Output: GO-DEVIL Surface drives are backed with a 2 year manufacturers warranty


Input: [#] 1 [Potential risk] Initial investment [Likelihood] High [Impact on project] Medium [Contingency] Alternative funding? Self-funding? [Evaluation]

Output: Most important risk

MetaGrey Europe, A Proposal in the Aftermath of EAGLE-SIGLE


Input: [#] 2 [Potential risk] Language [Likelihood] Medium [Impact on project] High [Contingency] Acceptance of multilingual data [Evaluation]

Output: Important risk

MetaGrey Europe, A Proposal in the Aftermath of EAGLE-SIGLE


Input: [#] 3 [Potential risk] Data [Likelihood] Low [Impact on project] High [Contingency] Reduction of complexity [Evaluation]

Output: Low risk

MetaGrey Europe, A Proposal in the Aftermath of EAGLE-SIGLE


Input: [#] 4 [Potential risk] Connexion [Likelihood] Low [Impact on project] High [Contingency] Communication, adding other interfaces? [Evaluation]

Output: Low risk

MetaGrey Europe, A Proposal in the Aftermath of EAGLE-SIGLE


Input: [#] 5 [Potential risk] OpenSIGLE [Likelihood] Low [Impact on project] Low [Contingency] No alternative [Evaluation]

Output: Low risk

MetaGrey Europe, A Proposal in the Aftermath of EAGLE-SIGLE


Input: [#] 6 [Potential risk] EAGLE [Likelihood] Low [Impact on project] Medium [Contingency] Legal problems? [Evaluation]

Output: Low risk

MetaGrey Europe, A Proposal in the Aftermath of EAGLE-SIGLE


Input: [Conventional] Good protection [High Mileage] Specially designed for engines over 75,000 miles [Synthetic Blend Oil] Better protection [Full Synthetic]

Output: Best protection


Input: [Conventional] Good performance [High Mileage] Helps replenish worn and leaky seals [Synthetic Blend Oil] Better performance [Full Synthetic]

Output: Best performance


Input: [Conventional] Good sludge protection [High Mileage] Helps restore lost compression [Synthetic Blend Oil] Better cleaning [Full Synthetic]

Output: Better cleaning


Input: [High Mileage] Helps reduce oil consumption [Synthetic Blend Oil] Better fuel economy [Full Synthetic]

Output: Best fuel economy


Input: [Synthetic Blend Oil] Protects in temperature extremes [Full Synthetic]

Output: Protects in temperature extremes


Input: [Conventional] Learn More [High Mileage] Learn More [Synthetic Blend Oil] Learn More [Full Synthetic]

Output: Learn More


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