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Linux Foundation & National Spectrum Consortium to Collaborate on OpenRAN Architecture and Testing to Accelerate US Innovation
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Daura e Tarjuma e Quran – Shuja Uddin Sheikh – 8th June 2023 – ARY Qtv
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New Hongqi HQ9 MPV 2023
In terms of style, Hongqi HQ9 uses the classic family design language of the Hongqi brand, which is stable and elegant. At the same time, its recognition is extremely high. The faceplate adopts an oversized grille design and is matched with a flat waterfall-shaped grille, which makes the new car have a very strong aura.
The Price Range is 358,800-538,800 Yuan.
When you come to the side of the body, you can see that the windows of Hongqi HQ9 are covered with elegant chrome-plated strips. With the hidden B and C pillar design, the HQ9 has the visual effect of the false ceiling, and the luxury is self-evident. Equipped with 18-inch wheels and full-length taillights, the details are elegant and full of class. It can be said that Hongqi HQ9 has a unique design taste among products of the same level, which is quite in line with the preferences of high-end MPV users.
The Hongqi HQ9 has a body length of 5222 mm, a width of 2005 mm and a height of 1935 mm. In models of the same class, the trunk is relatively wide and the space can be described as quite roomy. The wheelbase reaches 3200 mm, even third-row passengers can enjoy a good driving experience.
In the business travel scene, of course, the driving performance of the second row seats is the most important part for buyers. Hongqi HQ9’s second row seats have a strong sense of luxury. First of all, it is equipped with a foldable small desk board, which can provide business office for rear passengers and increase convenience.
Next, the armrest of the second row Hongqi HQ9 seat is equipped with an independent function control display. It can also realize quick switch between one-key call and one-button rest mode, which is very convenient to operate and shows a sense of class.
It is worth noting that the front of the armrest box of the Hongqi HQ9 is also equipped with a fragrance system that can be raised and lowered. It not only increases driving pleasure, but also brings a perfect sense of ritual to second-row passengers. From a driving experience perspective, it can be said that the Hongqi HQ9 is well versed in Chinese luxury and has become the leader of medium and large MPVs.
Equipped with efficient 2.0T engine and complete driving assistance system
For the power aspect that MPV users value, the Hongqi HQ9 also has excellent performance. The Hongqi HQ9 is equipped with a 2.0T turbocharged engine paired with a 48V mild hybrid system with a maximum power of 185kW and a peak torque of 380Nm.
Source: https://www.pcauto.com.cn/hj/article/1958060.html#ad=20437
Adorable kitten confusedly tries climbing out of an open cage
The sheer determination and curiosity displayed by the kitten tug at the heartstrings, making this video an absolute delight to watch.
With its endearing actions and innocent charm, the kitten steals the spotlight, leaving you enchanted by its cuteness.
As it gingerly navigates the cage, the kitten’s size and spirit remind us of resilience present in even the smallest of creatures.
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JRuby 9.4.3.0 Released
The JRuby community is pleased to announce the release of JRuby 9.4.3.0.
- Homepage: https://www.jruby.org/
- Download: https://www.jruby.org/download
JRuby 9.4.x targets Ruby 3.1 compatibility.
Thank you to our contributors this release, you help keep JRuby moving forward! @byteit101, @donv, @k77ch7, @rcrews
Ruby Compatibility
Standard Library
- Default gem updates:
- rubygems 3.3.26 #7831
- bundler 2.3.26 #7831
- cgi 0.3.6 #7831
- date 3.3.3 (stub gem on JRuby) #7831
- ffi 1.15.5 #7831
- jruby-openssl 0.14.1
- net-http 0.3.0 #7831
- net-protocol 0.1.2 #7831
- reline 0.3.5 #7831
- ffi-binary-libfixposix 0.5.1.1 to support Apple M1 (used by subspawn for improved subprocess management)
- time 0.2.2 #7831
- timeout 0.3.2 #7831
- uri 0.12.1 #7831
- Bundled gem updates: #7831
- net-imap 0.2.3
- Many fixes for BigDecimal behavior by @k77ch7. #7747, #7758, #7766, #7767, #7768, #7778, #7779, #7780, #7781, #7813, #7827
- Rippper now passes all tests related to the syntax_tree gem. #7776
Performance
- Various small optimizations based on Rails and other frequent use cases. #7522, #7720, #7722, #7783, #7789
JVM Integration
- InvokeDynamic support is now being tested across five major test suites on Java 17 and passes all tests that non-indy execution passes. #7797
79 Github Issues resolved for 9.4.3.0
- #1422 – GzipReader#mtime gives the wrong time
- #6607 – Clean up javadoc for stricter Java 11
- #7452 – Default external to locale as in CRuby
- #7474 – Rails 7 support
- #7522 – case/when optimizations
- #7579 – GLIBC compatibility with RHEL/CentOS 7 and JRuby 9.4.0.0
- #7673 – Enable more traces and reduce costs of others
- #7676 – ruby2_keywords should not warn when using …
- #7711 – Constants set by autoload have wrong line number in JIT
- #7712 – Use real stack trace for autoload const location
- #7714 – Enumerator cleanup
- #7717 – sass-embedded gem extension install fails with rake require error on Windows with JRuby 9.4.2.0
- #7718 – Deprecation cleanup
- #7719 – Fixes #7717. sass-embedded gem extension install fails with jruby-com…
- #7720 – More indy call optz
- #7722 – Eliminate duplication for optimized case/when build
- #7723 – passing specs
- #7724 – Syslog tags
- #7725 – More specs already fixed
- #7726 – Ruby-based SecurityManager can recurse forever
- #7728 – [feat] make Ruby#setWarningsEnabled actually useful
- #7734 – Object with finalizer dumps wrong data leading to:
load': marshal data too short
- #7735 –
Dir.home
is no longer compatible with CRuby after JRuby 9.3 - #7738 – Fix Dir.home called with nil user
- #7739 – Don’t try to marshal non-serializable variables
- #7740 – irb error on Mac M1
- #7741 – some line numbers on warnings are off by 1
- #7743 – [ripper] NPE during parsing the rspec documentation
- #7744 – The
File#absolute_path?
implementation in JRuby 9.4.x.x causes issues with asciidoctor-pdf - #7745 – Pathname#absolute? stopped working properly for URIs
- #7746 – Flaky test running rack on JRuby
- #7747 – Ruby 3.1 : fix Bigdecimal
- #7751 – Move arity-checking into variable-arity method bodies
- #7753 – Fix #7743. NPE during parsing the rspec documentation
- #7755 – Fixes #7676. ruby2_keywords should not warn when using …
- #7756 – Regression go away
- #7757 – Migrate regressions into jruby:spec or remove if already covered
- #7758 – Fix BigDecimal#sub with Object and significant digits
- #7761 – Can’t match rspec errors in 9.4.2.0
- #7764 – Mysterious “unused literal ignored” warnings
- #7765 – GH-6607 Clean up javadoc for stricter Java 11
- #7766 – Fix rounding mode constants of BigDecimal to use the same mri’s values
- #7767 – Fix BigMath#exp and #log error message for edge cases
- #7768 – Fix BigDecimal(0, NAN and INFINITY) to return always same object
- #7770 – Fixes #7769. regexp with / before mbc should work.
- #7774 – ripper presents an extra on_var_field for opt parameters in methods
- #7775 – Fixes #7774. ripper presents an extra on_var_field for opt params
- #7776 – Ripper fixes found while running syntax_tree gems tests.
- #7777 – fix try_convert error message
- #7778 – Fix BigDecimal#to_s for edge case
- #7779 – Fix bigdecimal/util’s #to_d and BigDecimal.interpret_loosely to return correct value for loosely case
- #7780 – Fix several BigDecimal failures
- #7781 – Add BigDecimal#power(n, prec)
- #7783 – Rails profiling optimizations
- #7789 – Java call optimizations
- #7790 – jruby –help displays removed taint level command line option
- #7791 – Remove obsolete command line option
-T[level]
- #7793 – Macbook M1 JRuby 9.4.2.0 Could not open library ‘fixposix’ ‘libfixposix.dylib’
- #7797 – Fix recent regressions on master
- #7800 – Update time and uri for recent ReDoS issues
- #7801 – Update time to 0.2.2 and use date stub gem 3.3.3
- #7802 – Update Subspawn to fix #7793
- #7804 – Incorrect ArgumentError: wrong number of arguments
- #7807 – Update joni to 2.2
- #7808 – Update to backport9 1.13 for module javadoc fix
- #7813 – Add BigDecimal#quo(value, digits)
- #7814 – Update jzlib and fix mtime
- #7816 – Fixes #7804. Incorrect ArgumentError: wrong number of arguments
- #7818 – Small documentation issues regarding java options
- #7820 – Accessing
Encoding
from java code is broken on new thread - #7824 – Use top self for evalScriptlet, since no frame yet
- #7826 – Fix Rational#truncate with an invalid value
- #7827 – Fix BigDeciaml#to_f
- #7828 – Improve verbiage of how to use properties.
- #7830 – ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException matching regex against emoji string
- #7831 – Update stdlib gems and compat to 3.1.4
- #7832 – Update JNR versions
- #7833 – Update IRB tests to 1.7.0 version
- #7834 – Return to IRB 1.4.2 for now