![]() They really are the masters at small space designs. Not only is this living space chic, but it really makes a statement in such a small footprint. Don’t let the neutral palette fool you, with the polished, unique furnishings, Scandinavian design is anything but boring. One thing we find in these designs is the attention to detail with furniture pieces. Scandinavian interior designs embrace a mix of materials from velvet to leather, and knits, crochets, and more with a casual, “undone” look to achieve the coveted hygge style. In modern Scandinavian homes you’ll find neutral palettes with grays, whites, accented with black, and some mix of other neutral tones - at a minimum. We’ve talked about this before so you can check out some more examples of Scandinavian interior design here. You might’ve heard the term “hygge” in reference to Scandinavian designs, which refers to warmth and comfort - something that this design concept defines by its textiles and color palettes. Scandinavian interior design, like Japanese, is rooted in minimalism but takes on a different approach to achieve the calming space that we love from the Japanese interior designs. ![]() You’ll also notice that Japanese-themed homes like to use warmer light wood, sometimes contrasted with touches of walnut or acorn tones. The contrast of the concrete against the white walls and the wood furnishings makes the space feel calm and inviting. Here you’ll see that the palette is also limited while letting the large concrete wall really take center stage. You’ll also notice that the wood is repeated in several places, keeping the overall palette simple which gives you a zen-like feel. In this home by FMD architects, you’ll marvel at the dramatic wooden beams that allow natural light to disperse in the living area. Keeping the variation in material and colors relatively limited makes a space feel more minimal, clean, and fresh. So when selecting a color palette, it’s a good rule of thumb to include materials in this too - every material has a color to it after all which affects the overall design of the space. In modern Japanese-style homes, less is more. With modern Japanese-style rooms, you’ll see simple, oftentimes low, furniture, blank walls, as well as a neutral color palette. Modern Japanese interior design is rooted in minimalist principles, clean lines, and natural materials. Understanding Japandi means first understanding Japanese interior design style. These are just a few ideas for materials, and of course, depending on the pieces you select, your own Japandi style can lean more Japanese or lean more Scandinavian - but that’s completely up to you! Modern Japanese Interior Design Anything handmade with solid colors, patterns should be accents and nothing bright or loud.Upholstered (linen, cotton or flax blends).To style a room with Japandi in mind, look to these key materials: Japandi style rooms balance natural materials with clean lines, solid muted colors for a modern feel. Key materials used in Japandi interior design styling include natural fibers, furniture made from natural materials, and even handmade pottery and decor. Instead, shapes and lines really shine in these spaces with functional yet aesthetically pleasing furnishings and decor. Ample natural light and plants are also a key feature in Japandi interior design. With Japandi, you won’t find ornate, gaudy detailing. ![]() Both, rooted in minimalist design principles, with a focus on warmth, natural elements, and muted color palettes. Japandi is the intersection of Scandinavian and modern Japanese interior design styles. Combined, Modern Japanese and Scandinavian interior design create a fresh look-Japandi. Each aesthetic focuses on simplicity, soft hues, natural materials, and comfort. What we love about this design concept is the clean lines, effortless style, and a mix of materials that create a serene living space. Japandi is an emerging interior design style that’s becoming even more popular this year.
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It is not just the probability or just the degree of unfavorable outcome, but the combination of the two that matter for rational risk analysis. ![]() However, most people do not consider flying a commercial airliner to be a high risk event (even though the worst case scenario is obviously quite severe) because of the extremely low probability of a fatal crash ( less than 1 in 10 million). Even though the probability of the bad outcome is much smaller (there is only a 12.5% chance of flipping 3 straight tails), this is a much riskier event due to the bad outcome being substantially worse. This time, instead of flipping the coin once, you will flip it 3 times. Now, consider a slightly different coin flip. Even though there is a fairly high probability of the unfavorable event (50% chance of tails), the outcome is so minor (you lose $0.01) that this would be a low-risk event. For instance, imagine that you are going to participate in a coin flip. The interaction of the probability of the unfavorable event and the degree of negativity associated with the event is critical to determining the risk. The higher the risk, the greater the probability of an unfavorable event or the more unfavorable the event could be. Risk refers to the possibility of an unfavorable event occurring. Identify potential concerns regarding the viability of the Capital Asset Pricing Model and the Security Market Line.Explain, calculate, and interpret the Capital Asset Pricing Model and Security Market Line.Identify when each risk type of risk measurement is appropriate.Differentiate between firm-specific (diversifiable) risk, market (non-diversifiable) risk, and total risk.Explain/diagram the concept and implications of portfolio diversification.Calculate and interpret the expected return and standard deviation for two-stock portfolios.Explain the concept of expected return and standard deviation for portfolios.Calculate and interpret the expected return and standard deviation of a single security given a probability distribution.Explain the concepts of probability distributions, expected return and standard deviation for a single security.Identify sources of risk and differentiate between general economic risk factors and firm specific risk factors.Define the concept of risk and explain how both the probability and magnitude of outcomes impact the degree of risk.After completing this chapter, students should be able to ![]() Select the left arrow or right arrow element.You can adjust the look of these icons by following these steps: Notice when you do this the background image resizes accordingly if it’s set to cover.īy default the arrows used in the slider will be centered vertically, and look like white arrow icons. You can adjust the slider size by selecting the Slider, and setting a different height in the Styles Panel. Here are a few common ways to customize the slider. You can style and customize the slider element in any way you’d like. Slide nav controls - choose the spacing, shape, and inverse colors for the nav buttons. Especially useful if the specific timing of the slide is important in your design.Īuto play- set how long it should take for the first slide to change (autoplay) and how many slides it should go through before the slider stops changing slides entirely.įirst and last slide arrows - turn off the left arrow on the first slide and the right arrow on the last slide. Swipe gestures - enable or disable swipe gestures on touch devices. This screen may be a little different on newer Mac OS X systems, but I’ve loaned my new MacBook Pro to a friend, and can’t look at it at the moment.Animation type - set how the slides will look as they move between slides.Įasing method - change the easing method for how the slides transition between slides.ĭuration - dictates how long the slide should take to transition to another slide. This preferences panel is shown in the following image: ”, and then you can select which key to use. In that panel there will be a setting that says, “Zoom using scroll wheel while holding. On Mac OS X 10.6.x, follow these steps to set this preference: Once you click the “Use scroll gesture with modifier keys to zoom,” you should find that the zoom-in, zoom-out feature works as I’ve described here. In the following image, the “1” indicates that the first step in the process is to search for “zoom,” and then the “2” shows the checkbox that needs to be clicked: On Mac OS X 10.9 (and possibly 10.7 and 10.8), I find it easiest to search for the word “zoom” inside of the System Preferences dialog, then go to the Accessibilities option that lets you click the checkbox that needs to be clicked. If this tip doesn't work for you by default, take a look at your System Preferences settings. Just hold down the key, then slide your finger to the top or bottom of the mouse, and you’ll zoom in and out just like you would with a mouse scrollwheel. I just bought an Apple Magic Mouse for use with my iMac, and you can use it to zoom in/out just like you can use a mouse with a scrollwheel. A lot of times I’ll find myself making text larger in Firefox by changing the font size ( + to make the font larger, - to make it smaller), but I prefer this Mac zoom-in/zoom-out approach. Again, hold down the key, but this time take two fingers and swipe upwards on the trackpad area to zoom in, then use your two fingers to swipe downwards to zoom out. You can also zoom in and zoom out your screen on a MacBook Pro trackpad. Zoom Out: Press the key and scroll down with the mouse. Zoom In: Press the key and scroll up with the mouse. To summarize, here are the Mac/iMac screen zoom commands: Note: If this doesn’t work on your system, scroll down to the “Not working?” section below, where I describe how to fix this problem. The entire Mac screen zooms in and out, just like the “software zoom” on a digital camera. If you’re using a Mac desktop system (iMac or Mac Pro) with a keyboard and a mouse with a mousewheel, just press and hold the key, then scroll the mousewheel up and down, and you’ll see what I mean. Note that this solution has been tested on macOS (formerly Mac OS X) systems from OS X 10.6 through macOS 10.14. The solutions are shown in the sections that follow. ![]() Yes, you can zoom in and zoom out your Mac screen. MacOS screen zooming FAQ: Is there a way I can zoom in and zoom out my Mac screen (iMac, MacBook, MacBook Pro, Mac Mini)? Scroll down until you reach the “Mail” and click on “Email Account”. Steps to Create an Email Account in cPanel Now we are aware of the good and bad of the 3 email clients, how can we create an email account in cPanel? Let’s look into it. The email management system includes support for advanced filters, attachments, spell checking, and displays HTML emails. Horde webmail comes with features such as calendar, task list, notebook, address book, and more. So, if you are looking for email with more complete features, go for Horde. #3 Horde Horde Webmail Interfaceįor Horde, it is the most fully featured email client among the three, and it has similar functions to Outlook. Roundcube has the features such as markings, calendars, folders, full featured address book with groups and LDAP connectors, find-as-you-type address book integration as well as MIME support. It is because Roundcube provides user-friendly and fairly intuitive interface for your emails compared to Squirrelmail. If you are looking for appearance and easy-to-use functions, go for Roundcube. Unfortunately, recent security patches have significant problems, forcing them into a choice.Įxclude the security fix and ship SquirrelMail with known security flaws, ship a secure version with known interface issues, or attempt to fix the problems. In that seven years, 4 versions of PHP have reached End of Life, and they have worked with others in the community to maintain SquirrelMail. ![]() The Reason SquirrelMail Reached End of LifeĪccording to the information from cPanel Blog, SquirrelMail’s last update was May 30th, 2013, with their last release on July 12, 2011. If you are looking for simplicity, basic read and reply email functions, go for SquirrelMail! It also has a very simple interface where it lists down your emails. ![]() #1 SquirrelMail (Dead April 2018) SquirrelMail Webmail Interfaceįor the basic functionality you need such as calendar,spell check, strong MIME support, address books, and folder manipulation, SquirrelMail has it all. But 3 of them have few things in common - some good basic email features such as: Really, it depends on what you are looking for. On cPanel, you shall notice there are 3 different Webmail services, namely Horde, SquirrelMail and RoundCube webmail. *You can also find out the TOP 5 Reasons You Need to Brand Your Email at HERE. Do you know why do businesses need to create brand-specific email addresses? It is because it can help to improve business branding and credibility, and stand out from their competitors. The difference is that with the patch, you no longer get randomly names files in the current directory after running pwsafe. This figured heavily in my decision as I used Password Safe for years. The developer clarified it: 'There is no rand file, and there won't be one. However, when trying to build/install via pamac I get the error not available for the aarch64 architecture Would be lovely to use pwsafe. Linux, and any OS that can run the Java version of the Open Source Password Safe. Trying to install pwsafe on Manjaro Linux on PinephonePro. Download pwSafe 2 - Password Safe and enjoy it on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Here's a link to Password Safe's open source repository on GitHub. Read reviews, compare customer ratings, see screenshots, and learn more about pwSafe 2 - Password Safe. Password Safe is an open source tool with 312 GitHub stars and 81 GitHub forks. On the other hand, Password Safe provides the following key features: Free software: Available on MS Windows and Linux. Installation of pwsafe-cli is now optional in Windows installer. Password Safe is a sophisticated encryption software for managing identities, passwords, and documents. changing algorithms would break compatibility with Password Safe apps for the Mac, PC and Linux, which is a big advantage. Auto-Type on all three major platforms (Linux, Windows, macOS) PasswordSafe was originally designed by Bruce Schneier and released as a free utility application.Some of the features offered by KeePassXC are: ![]() KeePassXC and Password Safe can be categorized as "Password Management" tools. ![]() Like many other such products, commercial and otherwise, it stores your passwords in an encrypted file, allowing you to remember only one password (the "safe combination"). It can store your passwords safely and auto-type them into your everyday websites and applications Password Safe: Allows you to safely and easily create a secured and encrypted user name/password list. ![]() It is a cross-platform community-driven port of the Windows application “Keepass Password Safe”. KeePassXC: A free and open-source password manager. The most important reason people chose 1Password is: An iteration on the UI brings a. In the question What is the best cross-platform password manager 1Password is ranked 5th while Password Safe is ranked 6th. KeePassXC vs Password Safe: What are the differences? When comparing 1Password vs Password Safe, the Slant community recommends 1Password for most people. In the festival crowd that day was German metal fan Mille Petrozza, who went on to form an uncompromising thrash band called Kreator. The two bands had serious chemistry, and that led to debauched drinking and chaos that continued until the tour finale at the Aardschock Festival in Holland on February 12. Just as they had on the US tour with Venom the previous year, Metallica went "fuckin' nuts on the first night," as Venom guitarist Jeff Dunn bluntly described it. Marrs, like Tanner and McGovney, was a key link back to the early days in Downey and his departure left Hetfield on his own with the band. As with Hugh Tanner before him, life in a metal band wasn't the right career path. When you go out on the road you find out real quick whether it's meant for you or not, and it just wasn't meant for me."Īnother of the important figures in Hetfield's early life left the story. I don't really feel any regrets, though, as I didn't really know what the hell I was doing up there. At that point they didn't have enough money to keep me in Europe so I had to come home. Dave Marrs, whose involvement with Hetfield dated back to their school days in Downey, was still working for the band as Lars's drum roadie and remembered this Venom tour as a turning point: "We listened to Mercyful Fate pretty much 24/7 on that tour on the bus as I recall, and then when we were in Denmark and we went to Sweet Silence Studios, the band were actually there. The Zazulas mined their new relationship with Venom further by booking Metallica to tour Europe with Venom on the Seven Dates of Hell tour. There was no letup despite losing equipment. Borrowed equipment from fellow Zazula-managed act Anthrax was a suitable replacement and allowed Metallica to finish the tour. Hetfield felt the loss of equipment more than most apparently, as he'd become reliant on a particular Marshall amplifier to create the guitar sound he wanted. After a gig at the Channel Club in Boston on January 14, Metallica's gear was stolen from a van outside the venue. ![]() The year did not begin exactly as planned. With a growing number of likeminded followers in Europe, if ever there was an opportunity for Metallica to establish themselves at the forefront of a transient metal scene, 1984 was it. The Swiss band Celtic Frost-who influenced a slew of black metal and death metal bands with their off-kilter and avant-garde debut, Morbid Tales-were another young act trying to break into the market with a much darker and extreme sound. Their vast stage sets and ambitious visual production set the standard for any rock band to follow. Both bands continued to tour and release quality material for another twenty-five–plus years, but this was one of several peaks for both bands, particularly Iron Maiden. ![]() Iron Maiden, the most successful act to hail from the NWOBHM that Lars loved so much, released their mighty Egyptian-themed Powerslave that year, while Judas Priest-that other force of British metal-were flying high with Defenders of the Faith. Some of the more established bands enjoyed career-high success, while new acts-including Metallica-were trying to crash the party. In many ways, 1984 was a pivotal year in the genre. Far from being a time of media censorship and cultural repression, there was an outburst of aural productivity, and it was an exciting time to be a metal-head. ![]() When 1984 rolled around, it was less Orwellian than some had predicted. De biografie komt op 11 april uit via uitgever Lesser Gods. Lees hieronder een voorpublicatie van Chapter 6: 1984 and Beyond. ![]() Als een levenslange fan word ik daar ontzettend blij van." "Ik heb zelfs gehoord dat So Let It Be Written ervoor heeft gezorgd dat er weer vriendschappen zijn hervormd uit James' tienerjaren. Dat leidde vaak tot een dood spoor, maar het resulteerde ook in een paar fascinerende onthullingen van mensen uit James' vroegere leven en de eerste dagen van Metallica." Volgens Eglinton is de biografie daardoor uniek. "Om écht nieuwe en interessante informatie te presenteren, was het belangrijk om op een of andere manier mensen te vinden die James kenden en daar nooit echt over hebben gepraat. Zo schreef hij mee aan de biografie van Pantera-bassist Rex Brown en werkte hij aan het boek van Nergal van Behemoth.Įglinton vertelt aan Noisey dat het schrijven van dit boek als een ingewikkelde puzzel was. Auteur en ghostwriter Mark Eglinton – die James Hetfield en Cliff Burton in 1986 ontmoette tijdens de 'Damage, Inc'-tour – is als geen ander bekend met het schrijven van metal-memoires. ![]() The main argument for this switch is energy use: The energy consumption of an Ethereum transaction equaled over 100,000 VISA transactions in December 2021 but was much lower after the Merge. Solana (SOL) and Cardano (ADA) both already used this method of coin creation before, but Ethereum quickly rose to become the top cryptocurrency in terms of staked value. In September 2022, Ethereum (ETH) moved away from PoW to “Proof-of-Stake” (PoS): New coins will be created after crypto owners put in (“stake”) their own coins to get a chance at transaction verification (and, thus, rewards). Originally, both Bitcoin and Ethereum could be mined, as new tokens are rewarded to anyone who verifies a blockchain transaction on their PC. Because of Ethereum’s high market share in DeFi, price developments of this cryptocurrency or significant changes to how the currency works – like during the Ethereum Merge of September 2022 - can have a big impact.Įthereum Merge, and the energy savings of “Proof-of-Stake” The Ethereum blockchain, for instance, made up more than half of the Decentralized Finance (DeFi) market in 2022. This move, according to Vitalik, made him criticize centralized services, a philosophy that is at the core of Ethereum: Unlike Bitcoin – which acts like digital gold – Ethereum is a technology platform for applications not run by governments or companies. The coin was created in 2013, and launched in 2015, in Switzerland by eight people – including Russian-Canadian Vitalik Buterin, who co-created Ethereum after World of Warcraft weakened his in-game character. For instance, there are over 122 million Ethereum tokens in circulation – over 10 times more when compared to Bitcoin. They include the following.One of the two most well-known cryptocurrencies for many people, Ethereum, or ETH, is significantly different from Bitcoin, or BTC. In addition to events, the ERC-20 token that we are creating with Solidty also has a set of methods that require implementation. The Approval event must be called whenever the approve method is called, which we will explore in the next section on Methods. The Transfer event should also be called when a token contract creates new tokens. The Transfer event must be triggered when tokens are transferred, even for zero-value transfers. Events #įor an ERC-20 token implementation, two events are required: Transfer and Approval. methods, events, variables) that need to be implemented. ![]() The ERC-20 Token Standard defines requirements for the token smart contracts (e.g. The ERC-20 Token Standard helps developers write Solidity (or any coding language) for token smart contracts. The interface we create will have all of the requirements of the ERC-20 token standard found here. The token smart contract that we will write will inherit from the interface we create. The methods and methods are predefined in something called a smart contract interface. To create an ERC-20 token with Solidity, there are different methods and events that need to be implemented. These token smart contracts can be used to represent value and be held by Ethereum accounts (wallets, other smart contracts, etc.). Tokens can be created with Solitiy smart contracts and sent to the Ethereum blockchain. Each will still represent a part of the larger token.Ī popular implementation of fungible tokens is the ERC-20 token standard. Uniform - fungible tokens are all of the same type and identical in specification, functionality and valuation method.ĭivisible - a fungible token can be broken down into smaller units. An example of this is if I give you one fungible token and you give me one back, then it makes no difference in terms of value to the two of us. Interchangeable - a fungible token can be exchanged with other tokens of the same type. The definition of fungible is "mutually interchangeable".įungible tokens have the following properties: Fungible tokens imply that there is equal value between the assets being considered. ![]() It's a little too happy, in my opinion, even if our hero (or anti-hero?) gets the short end of the stick. Then we get an uplifting scene of this makeshift family frolicking in a garden with cute animals. This initial conclusion is defanged by an epilogue that saw the recently resurrected woman finding our cursed hero reborn as a sweet, adorably demonic, horned baby. There's a faint glimmer of hope as the object of Wander's affection is revived after his passing, and it turns out that Agro the horse survived with only a limp to show for their troubles, but it ultimately ends on a somber note. Once transformed into a monster god, they're vanquished by some sort of village elder via a strange spell. Shadow of the Colossus had a similarly grim initial conclusion with player character Wander getting turned into a demon after an ill-advised quest to resurrect his beloved. Better yet, he finds his quasi-romantic companion there too! It's a sweet note, but maybe a little too twee for our forsaken heroes - though some interpret it as just a dream. Thankfully, he does find land with the post-credits coda showing him docking on an idyllic beach. Sure he escaped from the cursed castle that the beautiful and the damned leads were bound to by an ominous witch, but our protagonist was still adrift on open waters so any happiness perceived from this ending is tinged with a rational fear of "Won't he starve to death if he doesn't find land soon?" Ico initially ended with its titular star lost at sea. Each ones concludes on an ambiguous, vaguely melancholy note before fading away to credits, only to be revisited with a more optimistic post-credits epilogue. It also contains spoilers for Ico and Shadow of the Colossus.įumito Ueda's games all end in a similar manner. As the title implies, this article contain MAJOR SPOILERS about the ending of The Last Guardian. Only lane 2(middle) can fire on all 3 lanes and any combat between lanes that are different from one another(ex: Top vs. This along with certain Heroes can yield 100% Hull Penetration for Torpedoes and Kinetic Slugs.ĩ) Ships in lane 1(top) can only fire on lane 1 and 2 while ships in lane 3(bottom) can only fire on lane 3 and 2. This tactic applies 50% Penetration to Projectile(aka Kintetic) weapons and is exclusive to your fleet(unlike other Penetration Battle tactics that affect both fleets). It requires that you change your base population into Sheredyn and finish its quest line to unlock a unique Sheredyn battle tactic. Another example is tied to United Empire's unique dominance in Kinetic Weapons. An example is the Unlucky Arms tactic that sets Critical Hit chance to 0, forcing the enemy to fight through your ship's defenses. ![]() Such bonuses include boosts to damage and Weapons bypassing enemy defenses via Penetration.Ĩ) Battle tactics can make or break a battle. A Hero can make a huge difference and can enhance your ships combat effectiveness to be a sheer nightmare. Specializing classes can give the offensive variety your fleets need.ħ) Assign a Hero to your fleets. Strategic variants grant a bigger boost while also increasing a Ships chance to critically hit. If Kinetic, slap on Kinetic Enhancer to boost damage. It also gives more balance to your fleet in terms of Kintetic to Energy, forcing the enemy to respect both.Ħ) Stick to one type of Weapon on your ships and enhance them with Support modules(Space permitting that is. Its bad enough to lose ships to enemy pods but a Dreadnought really stings due to their cost. This prevents them from being at the mercy of enemy Aircraft(since Dreadnoughts target other Dreadnoughts first if theyre in their lane and the AI loves using them as Carriers) and more importantly countering enemy Boarding Pods. ![]() ![]() Although Ive gone many games decking out my Dreadnoughts in Lasers/Beams, Ive found that making them into Aircraft Carriers(exclusively Bombers) with 2-3 Slugs to be a prudent move. This set-up allows you to quickly dispose of enemy fleets, thereby ensuring that you take minimal damage.ĥ) Carrier/Dreadnought class can either be a full on Aircraft Carrier or a Dreadnought Battleship. EMP, all you need is 1, removes enemy shields while your lasers/beams shred through the enemy Hull during the duration the Shield is down. Antimatter variants ignore the Hull altogether which makes EMP the most broken offensive weapon in the game since the countermeasure is frankly worthless. Reason for layout is that theyre meant to take damage and by outfitting them with Slugs allows them to counter enemy fleets equipped with Kintetic Torpedoes or Boarding Pods. They also shoot down enemy aircraft if theyre targeted by them and give your fleet the offensive balance that youll need.Ĥ) Attacker/Hunter Class ships get Energy with EMP beam. Doing so places a giant bullseye on your Cruisers(which is what you want) while dishing tons of damage against small ships at the onset of battle. Exception being the Heavy Weapon mount on the Coordinator/Cruiser where Id recommend Blast Area Effect Battery. It doesnt mean you cant go full Kinetic though since UE is the lone faction that can truly dominate with Kinetic Weapons(See #7 and #8)ģ) Protector/Coordinator ships equipped with Kintetic Slugs and packed to the brim with Defense/Support Modules. Unfortunate but is sadly the case(see #4 as to why). Doing so yields the maximum amount of module slots while also increasing Base Manpower by 50%.Ģ) Energy beats Kinetic in virtually every respect. ![]() Im no expert but i find that the following works wonders:ġ) Get Enhanced or Upgraded Hulls on all of your ships. |