Level 45+ pls
Please do not send friend requests unless you are active and intend to attempt interaction DAILY. I am very active and send gifts daily, I try to open in return a couple of times a week. There is no need to co-ordinate opening as I will ensure you have gifts to open for ultra/best for you to open at your convenience(please don't wait too long). Ideally looking for people who want to work towards BEST friends, please don't add unless you are willing to go for that also. Feel free to send me remote raid invitations anytime, will accept if available. Code - 4893 3339 3190

Hi guys, just passed my FA remote exam. I know it said at the end to wait 72 hours for my ACCA account to be updated but should I have received an email with my result or something? Just a bit concerned as have received nothing. Thanks!

Unveiling Git's Clone Origins

Understanding the roots of a local Git repository involves tracing back to its origin, a crucial practice for developers working in collaborative environments. When working with Git, one of the first steps often involves cloning a repository from a remote location, which serves as the foundation for future development activities. This process not only simplifies the initial setup by importing all the history and files necessary for the project but also establishes a connection between the local repository and its remote counterpart. Knowing the original clone URL can be instrumental in troubleshooting, setting up new environments, or verifying the source of the codebase. It serves as a beacon for developers navigating through the complex workflows and collaboration patterns that characterize modern software development.
However, the question of how to retrieve this information once the repository is cloned and potentially moved or copied can be a challenge. Git, as a distributed version control system, offers a myriad of commands and options, allowing users to interact with repositories in versatile ways. Among these tools are methods to extract the original clone URL, a piece of information embedded within the repository's configuration but not always immediately apparent. This knowledge not only aids in ensuring the consistency and integrity of the codebase across different environments but also enhances understanding of Git's underlying mechanisms and how they facilitate effective version control and collaboration among developers.

Command	Description
git remote -v	Displays the URLs of remote repositories connected to the local repository.
git config --get remote.origin.url	Retrieves the URL of the default remote repository (origin).

Unraveling the Origins: A Deep Dive into Git Clone URLs

Finding the original URL from which a Git repository was cloned can be crucial for developers seeking to establish a clear link back to the source of their code. This becomes especially important in collaborative settings where multiple repositories might exist across different platforms (such as GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket), each serving a unique role in the development lifecycle. By determining the clone URL, developers can ensure they are pushing updates, pulling changes, or cloning new copies from the correct source, thus maintaining the integrity of their development workflow. The ability to trace a repository's origin also aids in the documentation process, providing clear reference points for future code audits, contributions, or for onboarding new team members. It serves as a foundational piece of knowledge, enabling teams to streamline collaboration, review processes, and manage permissions effectively.
Moreover, understanding how to retrieve this URL using Git commands not only simplifies repository management but also enriches a developer's toolkit with powerful version control capabilities. Git, being a distributed version control system, allows for flexibility in how repositories are cloned, mirrored, and managed across different environments. This flexibility, however, comes with the responsibility of maintaining a coherent understanding of a project's repository structure. Whether troubleshooting, setting up automated deployments, or migrating projects between services, the command-line skills to unearth a repository's clone URL become indispensable. They embody the essence of effective source control management, enabling developers to navigate the complexities of modern software development with confidence and precision.

Finding Your Git Repository's Origin URL

Command Line Interface Usage

git remote -v git config --get remote.origin.url 

Exploring Git's Clone URL Dynamics

Understanding the origin of a Git repository involves more than simply identifying where the code was copied from. It's about establishing a clear, traceable path back to the source, ensuring that all modifications and updates are accurately aligned with the original development roadmap. This knowledge is critical not just for individual developers, but also for teams working on complex projects across various environments. By pinpointing the original clone URL, developers can maintain a seamless workflow, ensuring that all contributions are synchronized with the main codebase. This is particularly important in a distributed version control system like Git, where each clone is a full-fledged repository with its own history and tracking capabilities, enabling developers to work independently and merge changes as needed.
The command-line interface (CLI) provided by Git offers several utilities to extract this information, simplifying repository management and enhancing collaboration. For example, understanding how to utilize commands to fetch the clone URL can aid in setting up continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipelines, facilitating automated testing, and deployment processes. Moreover, in scenarios involving repository migration or restructuring, knowing how to locate and modify the origin URL is invaluable. It ensures that all project stakeholders are aligned with the new source, thereby preventing any disruptions in the development process. As such, mastering these aspects of Git not only streamlines project management but also elevates a developer's skill set in managing version control more effectively.

Top Questions on Git Repository Origins

1. Question: How do I find the original clone URL of my Git repository?
2. Answer: Use the command git remote -v to list all remote URLs or git config --get remote.origin.url to get the URL of the default remote repository (origin).
3. Question: Can I change the clone URL of a Git repository?
4. Answer: Yes, you can use git remote set-url origin [URL] to change the URL of the origin remote repository.
5. Question: What happens if I clone a repository without specifying the origin URL?
6. Answer: Git automatically sets the URL you clone from as the origin, making it the default remote repository.
7. Question: How can I verify the remote URL after changing it?
8. Answer: Run git remote -v again to list all remote URLs, which will now include the updated origin URL.
9. Question: Is it possible to have multiple remote URLs for a Git repository?
10. Answer: Yes, you can add multiple remotes using git remote add [name] [URL], allowing you to push and pull from multiple sources.
11. Question: What is the purpose of tracking the original clone URL in a Git repository?
12. Answer: Tracking the original clone URL helps in maintaining the connection to the main codebase for updates, contributions, and collaborative development.
13. Question: Can I clone a repository without an internet connection?
14. Answer: No, cloning a repository requires an internet connection to fetch the data from the remote server.
15. Question: How do I find all the branches that a remote repository has?
16. Answer: Use git branch -r or git remote show [remote-name] to list all branches in a remote repository.
17. Question: Is the clone URL sensitive to the protocol used (HTTP vs SSH)?
18. Answer: Yes, the protocol (HTTP or SSH) determines how your machine communicates with the Git server, affecting security and access.

Mastering Git Repository Management

Understanding the original clone URL of a Git repository marks a significant competency in effective repository management, crucial for both individual developers and teams. This knowledge not only streamlines development workflows by facilitating accurate code synchronization but also reinforces the collaborative essence of version control. By mastering the commands to retrieve and manage this information, developers can enhance their efficiency in navigating Git's distributed nature. Moreover, this expertise supports maintaining project integrity and continuity, especially in dynamic development environments where repositories may migrate or evolve. Ultimately, the ability to trace a repository's origin fosters a disciplined approach to software development, ensuring that every code change is aligned with the project's historical context and future direction. This exploration underscores the symbiotic relationship between command-line proficiency and robust version control practices, empowering developers to harness Git's full potential in their projects.
https://www.tempmail.us.com/en/github/identifying-the-original-clone-url-in-git

I'm trying to work on a real time shopping cart, with CRUD operations like adding and removing items all going through the backend and onto the database, and then having the application re-render whenever the database updates. I was wondering the best way to go about it. I am open to some libraries but not anything that makes it extremely simple. I did a quick google search and web sockets came up and stuff along those lines, which I am open to.
My current idea so far is this- Get the jwt payload which stores the users username, decode it on the backend, and send it to my frontend, which then makes another request to actually fetch the cart, using the username as a route parameter. I do a search of my database and then send the user cart to my frontend, which I then store in a state variable, which I then map through and display it.
***INEFFICIENT CODE?????***\*
Now this technically is real time updates I think, because my entire cart component frontend code is wrapped in a use Effect() which re renders whenever the user Cart state variable changes.
So this state variable is technically going to be a global variable for my case, as I want users to add items to carts, I think I would need to send the data first, and update the database, then update the userCart state variable. Once when I update the database then update the useState, this causes the useEffect to re-render and inside the useEffect, the fetch cart requests updates the userCart once more but it should be the same value it was before, which shouldn't cause an extra unnecessary render I think.
So does his approach work? Is there a different way to go about this, that is more effective?

Hello,
I wanted to ask a question about my salary threshold for negotiating with prospective employers if you could please help.
I was sponsored by my NHS employer on job code “3115 Quality assurance technicians”. A Skilled Worker Visa (SWV) was issued against this CoS. I think this code is/was applicable as I work in internal audit (quality assurance). I changed employers.
My current SWV was sponsored with job code “2421 - Chartered and certified accountants”. This job code is also applicable as I am a part-qualified accountant with a Chartered Accountancy qualification.
The Home Office salary list with the new updates is a bit confusing (I am not even seeing the abovementioned job codes on that list) so I wanted to reach out:

• If an employer asks me about what job code to put in CoS, what do I say?
  
• What is the lowest salary they can put in? (I am under old SWV salary threshold rules).
  

Thank you!

Hej guys, I accidentally screwed up my neptune 4pro printer.cfg file. When i was adding screw_tilt_adjust rootine to my printer, i believed in myself too much and modified my .cfg file with deleting a few lines of "unnecessary" code part which was actually pretty important. My problem now is that I do not have any recovery files (which I should back uped before modifying) and also .cfg file from elegoo website is not helping. My printer now is not returning home position according to the nozzle, but only according to the sensor for measuring bed mesh. I was trying to do factory reset, but it didn't help. I hoped that elegoo gonna release some update for N4Pro and after this I could print again, but it probably won't happen... So I hope for ur advices about how I can fix this, because printer is staying for about 4 months and I really would like to start print again...

had one built before but i decided to wipe clean and start over with new ssd running omv. i am not sure what im doing wrong but i cannot get the remote mount to work. i am using tailscale as the vpn to access from anywhere. this was working great before. no matter what i try i keep getting this error code:
Failed to execute command 'export PATH=/bin:/sbin:/usbin:/ussbin:/uslocal/bin:/uslocal/sbin; export LANG=C.UTF-8; export LANGUAGE=; omv-salt deploy run --no-color remotemount 2>&1' with exit code '1': debian:
ID: configure_remote_dir
Function: file.directory
Name: /srv/remotemount
Result: True
Comment: The directory /srv/remotemount is in the correct state
Started: 10:36:40.179337
Duration: 6.122 ms
Changes:
ID: remove_remotemount_mount_files
Function: module.run
Result: True
Comment: file.find: ['/etc/systemd/system/srv-remotemount-FitzFolder.mount']
Started: 10:36:40.186094
Duration: 4.33 ms
Changes:
file.find:

• /etc/systemd/system/srv-remotemount-FitzFolder.mount

ID: remove_remotemount_automount_files
Function: module.run
Result: True
Comment: file.find: []
Started: 10:36:40.190550
Duration: 3.843 ms
Changes:
file.find:
ID: remove_remotemount_cifs_cred_files
Function: module.run
Result: True
Comment: file.find: ['/root/.cifscredentials-e4016438-57c1-4fe6-ad8f-863254cc507c']
Started: 10:36:40.194517
Duration: 2.001 ms
Changes:
file.find:

• /root/.cifscredentials-e4016438-57c1-4fe6-ad8f-863254cc507c

ID: remove_remotemount_s3fs_cred_files
Function: module.run
Result: True
Comment: file.find: []
Started: 10:36:40.196633
Duration: 1.496 ms
Changes:
file.find:
ID: remove_remotemount_davfs_cred_file
Function: file.absent
Name: /etc/davfs2/secrets
Result: True
Comment: Removed file /etc/davfs2/secrets
Started: 10:36:40.198238
Duration: 0.588 ms
Changes:
removed:
/etc/davfs2/secrets
ID: configure_remotemount_davfs_cred_file
Function: file.managed
Name: /etc/davfs2/secrets
Result: True
Comment: File /etc/davfs2/secrets updated
Started: 10:36:40.198935
Duration: 2.283 ms
Changes:
diff:
New file
ID: systemd_delete_dead_symlinks
Function: cmd.run
Name: find /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants -xtype l -print -delete
Result: True
Comment: Command "find /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants -xtype l -print -delete" run
Started: 10:36:40.201775
Duration: 4.48 ms
Changes:
pid:
81674
retcode:
0
stderr:
stdout:
/etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/srv-remotemount-FitzFolder.mount
ID: configure_remotemount_cifs_creds_39474a95-3961-427e-b7c8-43f28986557f
Function: file.managed
Name: /root/.cifscredentials-39474a95-3961-427e-b7c8-43f28986557f
Result: True
Comment: File /root/.cifscredentials-39474a95-3961-427e-b7c8-43f28986557f updated
Started: 10:36:40.206449
Duration: 3.617 ms
Changes:
diff:
New file
ID: configure_remotemount_MyCloud
Function: file.managed
Name: /etc/systemd/system/srv-remotemount-MyCloud.mount
Result: True
Comment: File /etc/systemd/system/srv-remotemount-MyCloud.mount updated
Started: 10:36:40.210237
Duration: 181.134 ms
Changes:
diff:
New file
mode:
0644
ID: systemd-reload_MyCloud
Function: cmd.run
Name: systemctl daemon-reload
Result: True
Comment: Command "systemctl daemon-reload" run
Started: 10:36:40.391520
Duration: 606.805 ms
Changes:
pid:
81676
retcode:
0
stderr:
stdout:
ID: enable_MyCloud_remotemount
Function: service.enabled
Name: srv-remotemount-MyCloud.mount
Result: True
Comment: Service srv-remotemount-MyCloud.mount has been enabled, and is in the desired state
Started: 10:36:41.939414
Duration: 587.429 ms
Changes:
srv-remotemount-MyCloud.mount:
True
ID: restart_MyCloud_remotemount
Function: cmd.run
Name: systemctl restart 'srv-remotemount-MyCloud.mount'
Result: False
Comment: Command "systemctl restart 'srv-remotemount-MyCloud.mount'" run
Started: 10:36:42.526999
Duration: 56.743 ms
Changes:
pid:
81755
retcode:
1
stderr:
Job failed. See "journalctl -xe" for details.
stdout:
Summary for debian
Succeeded: 12 (changed=12)
Failed: 1
Total states run: 13
Total run time: 1.461 s
[ERROR ] Command 'systemctl' failed with return code: 1
[ERROR ] stderr: Job failed. See "journalctl -xe" for details.
[ERROR ] retcode: 1
[ERROR ] {'pid': 81755, 'retcode': 1, 'stdout': '', 'stderr': 'Job failed. See "journalctl -xe" for details.'}
OMV\ExecException: Failed to execute command 'export PATH=/bin:/sbin:/usbin:/ussbin:/uslocal/bin:/uslocal/sbin; export LANG=C.UTF-8; export LANGUAGE=; omv-salt deploy run --no-color remotemount 2>&1' with exit code '1': debian:
ID: configure_remote_dir
Function: file.directory
Name: /srv/remotemount
Result: True
Comment: The directory /srv/remotemount is in the correct state
Started: 10:36:40.179337
Duration: 6.122 ms
Changes:
ID: remove_remotemount_mount_files
Function: module.run
Result: True
Comment: file.find: ['/etc/systemd/system/srv-remotemount-FitzFolder.mount']
Started: 10:36:40.186094
Duration: 4.33 ms
Changes:
file.find:

• /etc/systemd/system/srv-remotemount-FitzFolder.mount

ID: remove_remotemount_automount_files
Function: module.run
Result: True
Comment: file.find: []
Started: 10:36:40.190550
Duration: 3.843 ms
Changes:
file.find:
ID: remove_remotemount_cifs_cred_files
Function: module.run
Result: True
Comment: file.find: ['/root/.cifscredentials-e4016438-57c1-4fe6-ad8f-863254cc507c']
Started: 10:36:40.194517
Duration: 2.001 ms
Changes:
file.find:

• /root/.cifscredentials-e4016438-57c1-4fe6-ad8f-863254cc507c

ID: remove_remotemount_s3fs_cred_files
Function: module.run
Result: True
Comment: file.find: []
Started: 10:36:40.196633
Duration: 1.496 ms
Changes:
file.find:
ID: remove_remotemount_davfs_cred_file
Function: file.absent
Name: /etc/davfs2/secrets
Result: True
Comment: Removed file /etc/davfs2/secrets
Started: 10:36:40.198238
Duration: 0.588 ms
Changes:
removed:
/etc/davfs2/secrets
ID: configure_remotemount_davfs_cred_file
Function: file.managed
Name: /etc/davfs2/secrets
Result: True
Comment: File /etc/davfs2/secrets updated
Started: 10:36:40.198935
Duration: 2.283 ms
Changes:
diff:
New file
ID: systemd_delete_dead_symlinks
Function: cmd.run
Name: find /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants -xtype l -print -delete
Result: True
Comment: Command "find /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants -xtype l -print -delete" run
Started: 10:36:40.201775
Duration: 4.48 ms
Changes:
pid:
81674
retcode:
0
stderr:
stdout:
/etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/srv-remotemount-FitzFolder.mount
ID: configure_remotemount_cifs_creds_39474a95-3961-427e-b7c8-43f28986557f
Function: file.managed
Name: /root/.cifscredentials-39474a95-3961-427e-b7c8-43f28986557f
Result: True
Comment: File /root/.cifscredentials-39474a95-3961-427e-b7c8-43f28986557f updated
Started: 10:36:40.206449
Duration: 3.617 ms
Changes:
diff:
New file
ID: configure_remotemount_MyCloud
Function: file.managed
Name: /etc/systemd/system/srv-remotemount-MyCloud.mount
Result: True
Comment: File /etc/systemd/system/srv-remotemount-MyCloud.mount updated
Started: 10:36:40.210237
Duration: 181.134 ms
Changes:
diff:
New file
mode:
0644
ID: systemd-reload_MyCloud
Function: cmd.run
Name: systemctl daemon-reload
Result: True
Comment: Command "systemctl daemon-reload" run
Started: 10:36:40.391520
Duration: 606.805 ms
Changes:
pid:
81676
retcode:
0
stderr:
stdout:
ID: enable_MyCloud_remotemount
Function: service.enabled
Name: srv-remotemount-MyCloud.mount
Result: True
Comment: Service srv-remotemount-MyCloud.mount has been enabled, and is in the desired state
Started: 10:36:41.939414
Duration: 587.429 ms
Changes:
srv-remotemount-MyCloud.mount:
True
ID: restart_MyCloud_remotemount
Function: cmd.run
Name: systemctl restart 'srv-remotemount-MyCloud.mount'
Result: False
Comment: Command "systemctl restart 'srv-remotemount-MyCloud.mount'" run
Started: 10:36:42.526999
Duration: 56.743 ms
Changes:
pid:
81755
retcode:
1
stderr:
Job failed. See "journalctl -xe" for details.
stdout:
Summary for debian
Succeeded: 12 (changed=12)
Failed: 1
Total states run: 13
Total run time: 1.461 s
[ERROR ] Command 'systemctl' failed with return code: 1
[ERROR ] stderr: Job failed. See "journalctl -xe" for details.
[ERROR ] retcode: 1
[ERROR ] {'pid': 81755, 'retcode': 1, 'stdout': '', 'stderr': 'Job failed. See "journalctl -xe" for details.'} in /usshare/php/openmediavault/system/process.inc:247
Stack trace:

0 /usshare/php/openmediavault/engine/module/serviceabstract.inc(62): OMV\System\Process->execute()

1 /usshare/openmediavault/engined/rpc/config.inc(186): OMV\Engine\Module\ServiceAbstract->deploy()

2 [internal function]: Engined\Rpc\Config->applyChanges()

3 /usshare/php/openmediavault/rpc/serviceabstract.inc(122): call_user_func_array()

4 /usshare/php/openmediavault/rpc/serviceabstract.inc(149): OMV\Rpc\ServiceAbstract->callMethod()

5 /usshare/php/openmediavault/rpc/serviceabstract.inc(622): OMV\Rpc\ServiceAbstract->OMV\Rpc\{closure}()

6 /usshare/php/openmediavault/rpc/serviceabstract.inc(146): OMV\Rpc\ServiceAbstract->execBgProc()

7 /usshare/openmediavault/engined/rpc/config.inc(207): OMV\Rpc\ServiceAbstract->callMethodBg()

8 [internal function]: Engined\Rpc\Config->applyChangesBg()

9 /usshare/php/openmediavault/rpc/serviceabstract.inc(122): call_user_func_array()

10 /usshare/php/openmediavault/rpc/rpc.inc(86): OMV\Rpc\ServiceAbstract->callMethod()

11 /ussbin/omv-engined(544): OMV\Rpc\Rpc::call()

12 {main}

Maybe someone you remember me from my post a week ago. I was the guy who made the post about the abusive client who wanted to cancel my contract because I was not working on Sunday. She is paying a fixed rate.
I wanted to give an update. First of all these client is a freaking monster. I had spoken to her about her needing to compensate me for all the revisions. I said that she would. Once I completed the work (for the 8th time), I asked her to create a second milestone to compensate me for the revisions. I worked long enough with her to know she was lying about adding the compensation of the revisions as a bonus at the end of the fixed contract. She had the director ask me on whatsapp for a 9th revision. I explained to him that I simply will not be doing another revisions until I am paid and a milestone is created for the revision so I could be compensated.
I get on Upwork and I see she has sent me a scathing rant about me telling the director the reason I am not proceed with the revisions he asked me. She said I was not supposed to tell him about anything concerning compensation. I had no choice because I had to give him a reason. She said I broke the NDA I signed and that due to that she doesn't need to honor paying me any money 😂😂😂😂😂.
I swear small client love thinking they on the level of big companies. I could tell her NDA was taken straight from the internet and it said nothing about me revealing compensation information, also not once did she ever mention to keep anything from her team. On top of that since I haven't gotten paid I see the NDA as void. The NDA mentions payment, however she hasn't paid me.
I delivered the final video to her, but I refuse to deliver the project files and all materials as I am using it as leverage to get compensation for the revisions.
I have reported her sheningans to Upwork. Upwork has offered to have a special mediator step in, however I fear not getting the full budget.
By the way, after she found out that I told the director about her no paying she was so furious that she said, we going back to the original agreement of the fixed price and she won't pay for any of the revisions. However I explained to her that the messages between us on Upwork where she agreed to the payment of revisions can also work as a mutual agreement.
The client is silent after I delivered only the video, however I am sure she is gonna make more stupid demands tomorrow on Monday. I am thinking of buying time for the 14 days since my last revision to pass so I get paid or I persuade her to close the contract so I can initiate a no pay dispute. I suspect these 2 options will work in my favour more than having upwork initiate a no pay dispute by force.
The client is incredibly abusive and I can see on her past history with other Upwork freelancers she didn't have a pleasant with them. I am aware at this point she is the problem.
I would like to get everyone's opinions about the best option to go with?
Ultimately I love the work I have produced and it will definitely help me more in the long run. Until she pays, I can show the work to anyone as I please. The work I produced is more than the value of what she is paying.
A lot of the remote team has bailed on her because she is a problem.
Small clients like her think people will bend to her will. I want to have that fixed budget released by Upwork not just because I am owed compensation, but I want to piss her off even more. Small clients need to understand that freelancers are not slave.
She was clueless on what to do when I started to push back 🤣🤣🤣🤣. Man she gonna be pissed if I get paid the full amount and she doesn't get the project files. If she doesn't pay for my revisions, I will take the fixed budget as compensation for the video files and keeping of the projects files.
Girl gonna learn a lesson about not what happens when you don't honor your word 😁.

After using the old version of my fitnesspal with free bar code scanning my phone had a modern technology moment and automatically updated my app (despite me having it turned off). I can no longer use various features I used to be able to use for free and im not about to cough up 100 euros a year for under armours slimy business model. Are there other apps that are similar but let me scan the bar code and let me save custom meals?
Thank you!

Hey so don't know if this is the right place to go but not getting actual answers. Wanted to update my new phone number on afterpay but apparently I can't because it's already registered to another account?? Which it is not. The only offer of help was to send a verification code to my old phone number that doesn't... exist anymore??? Help and afterpay support was absolute dog shite and nothing else works, got any suggestions or?

I ordered a DJ from Mirotime and the track code is for Usky Shipping. The tracker is showing the shipment is in Guangzhou since the 31st early morning on its way to Dubai.
My issue is that I’m traveling overseas on the 10th of June. What’s the average duration of shipping to Dubai? Does the tracking code change when it arrives in Dubai? Am I not seeing updates for a technical reason?

I'm currently fixing some stuff in my code of my web worker and broke something and its not throwing an error, what's weird is that it only does a bit of the calculation (only the stuff for CandleSeriesArray). I have no clue what to do since logging the data that's send is correct which is also confirmed by the CandleSeriesArray:
this is what my worker code looks like and that is the stuff in my console. Changer has the value 5:
result after two worker were done: {CandleSeriesArray: Array(26034), SmaSeriesArray: Array(0), CloseValueSeriesArray: Array(0)} {CandleSeriesArray: Array(26842), SmaSeriesArray: Array(0), CloseValueSeriesArray: Array(1)}
line example of chunk and preparationChunk {m: false, E: 1716823048658, k: {…}}

1. E: 1716823048658
2. k:
   1. T: 1716823079999
   2. c: "69968"
   3. i: "1m"
   4. o: 69968
   5. s: "BTCFUSDT"
   6. t: 1716823020000
3. m: false

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//-- CALCULATION --// function createCandleSeries(candlestick) { return { time: candlestick.t / 1000, open: candlestick.o, high: candlestick.h, low: candlestick.l, close: candlestick.c };}; function createCloseValueSeries(LastCandlestick, CloseValue) { return { time: LastCandlestick.t / 1000, value: CloseValue };}; function createSmaSeries(LastCandlestick, SMA, colorSMA) { return { time: LastCandlestick.t / 1000, value: SMA, color: colorSMA };}; function processCandleData(ActualTimestamp, message, ChunkProcessing, changer) { var candlestick = message.k if (ChunkProcessing === true) { // === true not needed but it's there for clarity const CandleSeries = createCandleSeries(candlestick); CandleSeriesArray.push(CandleSeries); } //return processedCandleData = processCandleData(klineData) //CLOSEVALUE OF CANDLESTICK MessageArray.push(candlestick) let PreviousCandlestick = undefined; if (MessageArray.length >= 2) { PreviousCandlestick = MessageArray[MessageArray.length - 2] }; if (PreviousCandlestick && PreviousCandlestick.T < candlestick.t) { LastCandlestickArray.push(PreviousCandlestick) LastCandlestick = LastCandlestickArray[LastCandlestickArray.length - 1]; CloseValue = LastCandlestick.c; closeValuesArray.push(CloseValue); if (ChunkProcessing === true) { // === true not needed but it's there for clarity const CloseValueSeries = createCloseValueSeries(LastCandlestick, CloseValue); CloseValueSeriesArray.push(CloseValueSeries); } }; //Update the data for the SMA series if (closeValuesArray.length >= changer) { // CALCULATION ON EVERY CLOSE // if (closeValuesArray.length >= changer && !cal_on_every_tick) { lastChangerValues = closeValuesArray.slice(-changer); sumClose = lastChangerValues.reduce((a, b) => +a + +b); SMA = sumClose / changer; colorSMA = (CloseValue >= SMA) ? '#0000FF' : '#FFA500'; if (ChunkProcessing === true) { // === true not needed but it's there for clarity const SmaSeries = createSmaSeries(LastCandlestick, SMA, colorSMA); SmaSeriesArray.push(SmaSeries); }; }; }; return { CandleSeriesArray, SmaSeriesArray, CloseValueSeriesArray, }; } let testCounter = 0; let counter2 = 0; let preparationCounter = 0; //worker.postMessage({chunk: chunk, index: i, preparationChunk: preparationChunk, changer: changer}); self.onmessage = function (e) { const { chunk, index, preparationChunk, changer } = e.data; preparationChunk.forEach(line => { //var message = line;//JSON.parse(line); if (line.m === false) { processCandleData(line.E, line, false, changer) }; preparationCounter++; }); // Iterate over each line and parse as JSON chunk.forEach(line => { //var message = line;//JSON.parse(line); if (line.m === false) { calculateKline = processCandleData(line.E, line, true, changer) testCounter++; }; counter2++; }); // Send the processed result back to the main script self.postMessage({ index: index, result: calculateKline, counter: counter2, preparationCounter: preparationCounter , testCounter: testCounter }); }; 

I am not the OOP. The OOP is u/AITArobloxhacker posting in AmItheAsshole
Concluded as per OOP
1 update - Medium
Original - 18th May 2024
Update - 30th May 2024
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AITA for threatening to kick out my niece after she hacked my daughter’s Roblox account?
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My (38F) daughter (13F) has been playing this game called Roblox since lockdown first started as a way of playing with her friends virtually as well as curing her boredom. She was obsessed with this Roblox game that’s set in a school because she missed her friends so much and it allowed her to stay connected with them. Her interest in video games has developed into an interest into technology - she’s by far at the top of her IT class and has even started learning how to code in order to make her own game.
My sister (34F) and niece (10F) have recently had to move in with us after my sister discovered that her husband was having an affair. They’re staying at my house for the time being while she saves up money for a place of their own.
My niece and daughter usually get along, and they both bond over their interest in Roblox. Last week, my daughter was completely distraught and crying nonstop. She said that she saw her cousin playing on a Roblox game and realised her cousin’s avatar had a lot more items than usual. She decided to join her, only to realise that her account had been hacked and she’d lost nearly every item she had on her favourite Roblox game. She’d lost 800K of the in-game currency and nearly her entire inventory, which she claimed was worth over 5 million of the in-game currency. She had spent the last four years saving up for those items and everything was gone just like that.
My daughter began accusing my niece of hacking her account. My niece denied it at first, but quickly broke under pressure and admitted everything. The previous day, they had been playing the game together when I called them down to dinner. My niece has only been playing for a few months and I suppose she would be considered a ‘noob’. She begged my daughter to give her some of her items, and my daughter refused, saying that she should earn the items by herself. When my daughter came down, my niece decided to stay behind for a minute to transfer all of my daughter’s items into her account.
I tried to mediate the situation, but my sister is refusing to co-operate. She told me that it’s only a game, it’s not like my daughter spent real money on it. I attempted to explain just how much this game means to my daughter, to which my sister said that my daughter should count herself lucky that her biggest problem is a bunch of pixels on a screen. She said my daughter was a teenager now and was too old to be acting this immature over a game. My niece refuses to give my niece her stuff back and says it’s unfair that my daughter gets to have everything she wants both in real life and online. I told my sister and niece that both of them were acting like ungrateful brats considering how I was letting them stay in my home rent free.
Today, I gave her an ultimatum: if my niece doesn’t return everything she hacked from my daughter, they would both have one week to leave. I told her that I refuse to let anyone disrespect my daughter under my roof. AITA?
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bamf1701
NTA. I am getting so tired of people telling other people that they are too old to love the things they love. Let people enjoy the things they want to and enjoy life. It doesn't matter if your daughter is too old for the game or if she didn't spend any real money on the items - what matters is that your niece stole from your daughter and your sister wants to give her no repercussions for this action. How much longer until your niece decides that it is not fair that your daughter has something else that she doesn't have and takes it from you, or that you have something that she doesn't and takes that? Theft is theft, and if your sister doesn't put a stop to it now, it can start a slippery slope, especially since that your niece has seen that she has her mother's approval.
Yes, your niece has been given a raw deal, but that is no excuse to steal, especially from someone who not only had nothing to do with why she has this bad situation, but who was sharing her home to try to help her out. Both your niece and your sister has taken your hospitality and broken your trust.
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tanalilt
NTA. I am so so glad that you understand the value of time and effort your daughter has put into this collection, and the value of that to her. Compare it to stealing a collection of crafted items someone had made offline that they felt was precious to them, that they spent time and effort putting together. If your sister can't respect your daughter’s time and effort, then she can leave your home.
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Listen_2learn
Your sister’s child stole. She stole from her cousin, who treats her with grace and shares her game.
She lies about it and her mother tried to minimize her bad behavior and blame your daughter for having more and being to old for the game?!
Isn’t lying and cheating why she’s in your house with her child? Why is she teaching her daughter to behave like the father she left for lying and cheating?!
She needs to go back to her house and deal with her daughter and husband. YWNBTA
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midnattblues
Maybe it was the mother who cheated and she got thrown out..
And shes lying just to have a place to stay.
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poorpajamas
NTA. At all. There’s a reason why your daughter has everything she wants - because she works for it and earns it by being a good girl!! She probably isn’t handed things like her niece, and she probably also takes good care of her stuff, which I’m guessing the niece doesn’t - and yes that’s entirely on your sister. I am so sorry. I know it can be so so so frustrating to lose everything on a game that you spent HOURS AND HOURS that turn into YEARS of saving and collecting and leveling up for and what not. It’s not “just a game.” It is also a hobby, a coping mechanism, and you learn a lot too. It’s a way to socialize with friends who can’t go out a lot, or if you WANT TO SOCIALIZE and have too much anxiety doing so sometimes! Along with so many other great things these kinds of games can do for people. That game has helped my nephew in ways I can’t even explain. Him and his siblings are absolutely obsessed and I would never think they would do this to eachother because they realize how much time it really takes to get your character to where you want them to be at. He also has never had a great time making friends and he has actually made a ton on Roblox, one he even got to meet in real life, and now they are best friends!
It’s not just a game. And your sister can sit on it and spin. I bet she’d be pissed if someone hacked her accounts for shows and Amazon and what not. It’s honestly the same thing!
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**Judgement - NTA*\*
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Update - 12 days later
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Thank you all for your advice! My sister and niece moved out last week, she’s in the process of getting an apartment and they’re temporarily staying with a friend of my sister’s for the time being. I warned her that if I contacted the developers, they would get her daughter banned, so either way my niece wasn’t keeping the stuff she stole, so she should try minimise her losses. She claimed I had no proof her daughter hacked the account and refused to compromise. She said I was petty and childish for making them “homeless” over a kid’s video game. And don’t get me wrong, I feel bad, I really do. My sister and I never really got along as kids so I was hoping at least our kids could have a good relationship with each other. But still, they were inevitably going to leave at some point so I suppose I only sped up the process.
Now that my niece is gone, my daughter seems a lot happier now. She told me she was perfectly fine, but I knew her well enough to know that she wasn’t. Some very kind and generous people here have offered to gift her some of their items to rebuild her account, to which I am extremely grateful, but my daughter said she felt bad about taking stuff from other people. I’d already reported my niece’s account, which seemed to have no effect. I’m not very tech savvy, but I considered contacting the Roblox developers to see if they could reverse the transaction. However, my daughter informed that doing so would only ban the account, losing all of my daughter’s items in the process.
I would like to extend all my thanks to the commenter that suggested I try and log in to my niece’s account. Believe it or not, it only took 5 attempts. Turns out that 10 year olds don’t have the best comprehension of Internet security. Surprisingly, getting into the account was the easy part. I spent an embarrassingly long amount of time looking up how to trade everything back - I swear I’m getting old. I couldn’t tell which items were my daughter’s and which were actually my niece’s, so I simply transferred everything my niece had just to be safe.
When she came home from school today, I told my daughter I had a fun surprise for her waiting on Roblox. Words can’t describe how proud of myself I felt when I saw the joy rush back into her face. The ironic part is that my niece had previously won this very rare halo item from this sort of lottery system, which my daughter claims is one of the most expensive items in that game. Now it was transferred to my daughter’s account, meaning that my daughter walked out of this situation richer than she was to start with. My sister just messaged me in all caps yelling at me that my niece has been through so much and I was just kicking her when she was down. She accused me of stealing from a little girl. I simply told her that, in her own words, it’s just a bunch of pixels on a screen.
Thank you to everyone for your support.
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Comments
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bkwormtricia
NTA. But your daughter needs better security on her accounts.
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Ok-Conclusion6090
To be fair that wasn't really the problem here. It's not like her cousin hacked into her account and stole all her stuff...she left her account unlocked around her cousin because she didn't think that this would happen.
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rak1882
yeah, unfortunately OP's daughter learned early that you can't always trust family...or people.
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Adventurous_View917
Your sister really chose moving out over making her daughter give the items back? That's unbelievable
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silkruins9
She's high on her own supply of entitlement, unfortunately.
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Getting Started with Branch Management in Git

Managing branches is a cornerstone of working with Git, a version control system that facilitates collaboration and versioning in software development. When working on a new feature or bug fix, creating a new local branch is a common practice, allowing you to isolate your changes from the main codebase. This method provides a sandboxed environment, where developers can make changes without affecting the mainline or other branches. However, to collaborate with others or to save the branch outside of your local machine, you need to push this branch to a remote repository. This process involves not just sharing your branch with the team but also setting up a link between your local branch and the remote one, known as tracking. Tracking a remote branch enables seamless synchronization of changes, making it easier to stay up-to-date with the team's work or the project's progress.
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Command	Description
git branch	Creates a new local branch named .
git push -u origin	Pushes the new local branch to the remote repository and sets it to track the remote branch.

Deep Dive into Git Branching and Tracking

Branching in Git is a powerful feature that allows developers to diverge from the main line of development and work independently without affecting the project's current stable version. This approach is crucial in a team environment where multiple features or fixes are being developed simultaneously. When you create a new branch, you essentially create an environment where you can try out new ideas, develop features, or fix bugs in isolation from the main branch, usually referred to as 'master' or 'main'. Once the work on this branch is complete and tested, it can then be merged back into the main branch, contributing to the project's advancement. The ability to create and switch between branches promotes experimentation and faster iteration, as changes can be compartmentalized and managed more efficiently.
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Git Command Line

git branch feature-new git switch feature-new git add . git commit -m "Initial commit for new feature" git push -u origin feature-new 

Exploring Branch Management and Remote Tracking in Git

Branching and tracking are integral aspects of Git, offering flexibility and efficiency in managing different versions of a project concurrently. Branching allows developers to diverge from the main development path, enabling them to work on new features, bug fixes, or experiments without affecting the stable codebase. This isolation is critical for ensuring that the main branch, often the 'master' or 'main,' remains clean and deployable. Git's branching model is designed to be lightweight, making branch creation and switching fast operations that encourage developers to leverage branches for even minor changes.
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1. Question: How do I create a new branch in Git?
2. Answer: Use the command `git branch ` to create a new local branch.
3. Question: How can I push a local branch to a remote repository?
4. Answer: Use `git push -u origin ` to push your branch and set it to track the remote branch.
5. Question: What does the `-u` option in `git push` do?
6. Answer: The `-u` option sets the upstream for your branch, linking it to a remote branch for tracking.
7. Question: How do I switch to a different branch?
8. Answer: Use `git checkout ` or `git switch ` for Git versions 2.23 and above.
9. Question: How do I merge changes from one branch to another?
10. Answer: Use `git merge ` to merge changes from the specified branch into your current branch.
11. Question: How can I see all branches that are currently being tracked?
12. Answer: Use `git branch -vv` to list all local branches and their tracking status.
13. Question: What is the best practice for naming branches in Git?
14. Answer: Use descriptive names that reflect the purpose of the branch, such as feature/, bugfix/, or issue/.
15. Question: How do I delete a local branch?
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17. Question: How do I delete a remote branch?
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Wrapping Up Branch Management in Git

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