Grand Theft Auto:San Andreas 2024 new gameplay Fighting With People Part 11

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Grand Theft Auto:San Andreas 2024 new gameplay Fighting With People Part 11

Welcome to the adrenaline-pumping world of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas! In this action-packed gameplay series, we dive deep into the streets of San Andreas as we take on intense combat scenarios against various opponents.

Grand Theft Auto:San Andreas 2024 new gameplay Fighting With People Part 11

“Fighting With People,” we unleash the raw power of CJ as we engage in fierce brawls, street fights, and epic showdowns with rival gangs and street thugs. With an arsenal of punches, kicks, and melee weapons at our disposal, every encounter is a test of skill and strategy.

Grand Theft Auto:San Andreas 2024 new gameplay Fighting With People Part 11

Join us on this thrilling journey as we navigate through the dangerous alleys and urban landscapes of San Andreas, showcasing intense combat sequences, close-quarters combat tactics, and jaw-dropping moments of action-packed mayhem.

Grand Theft Auto:San Andreas 2024 new gameplay Fighting With People Part 11

Get ready to witness intense battles, epic takedowns, and adrenaline-fueled combat like never before in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Fighting With People !

Grand Theft Auto:San Andreas 2024 new gameplay Fighting With People Part 11

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Grand Theft Auto:San Andreas 2024 new gameplay Fighting With People Part 11

Elena Danaan. Bazar spirituel : canalisation, spiritisme, petite possession grands risques…

Posted on by Michael G
28 avril 2 024
Entrevue entre Abigaëlle Richard & Elena Danaan
Canada, Irlande => Univers

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Titre & source originels
« Divulgation galactique, contacts physiques et connexions du coeur. Discussion avec Elena Danaan »
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdJshMvqNKM

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Dans cette entrevue en français sous-titrée adéquatement en anglais, Elena Danaan fait des distinctions cruciales entre les différents groupes impliqués dans la divulgation galactique et dans la sphère spirituelle.

Elle discute également de la différence entre les informations apportées par les contactés qui ont des contacts physiques directs avec les ET et les crypto-terrestres, ce qui implique d’avoir des preuves directes, physiques et corroborantes, versus les autres starseeds qui ne sont pas des contactés physiques en soi, mais qui sont également encouragés à partager leur cheminement, cependant dans des contextes différents (et moins officiels) (avec moins ou pas d’attentes de preuves), puisqu’il s’agit d’une connexion télépathique ou du cœur avec notre propre âme, sa matrice d’âme et notre groupe d’âmes.

Enfin, Elena présente les grands risques et la confusion associés à la « canalisation ».

Joignez-vous à mon canal Telegram: https://t.me/+b9C5G6kohfY3YWMx
Chaîne Youtube en français d’Elena:
/ @elenadanaanfrance8228
Chaîne YouTube en anglais d’Elena:
/ @elenadanaan
Webinaires d’Elena: https://www.elenadanaan.org/webinars
Site web d’Elena: https://www.elenadanaan.org/
Livres d’Elena en français et en anglais: https://www.elenadanaan.org/elena-danaan-author
Entrevue précédente (en anglais) avec Elena: https://www.abigaellerichard.com/post/being-elena-danaan-a-more-personal-interview-video-on-the-youtube-channel-the-grounded-starseed

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Listes de lecture connexes :

● Elena Danaan
https://www.dailymotion.com/playlist/x7tyif

● Retrouver sa Souveraineté ֎ 1
https://www.dailymotion.com/playlist/x7hilg

● Retrouver sa Souveraineté ֎ 2
https://www.dailymotion.com/playlist/x823ic

● Dans les coulisses du monde ֎ 1
https://www.dailymotion.com/playlist/x75jq1

● Dans les coulisses du monde ֎ 2
https://www.dailymotion.com/playlist/x7y0mr

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} Si lecture impossible de vidéo, désactiver le bloqueur de publicité ABP icône panneau routier « Stop » en haut à droite de la barre d’adresse dans Google Chrome.
} Si le lecteur indique « vidéo réservée aux adultes » alors désactiver le Filtre Parental en bas de la page de présentation de la vidéothèque.
} Afin de préserver de la calcification la glande pinéale qui est l’un des éléments corporels permettant la reliance au spirituel, il est nécessaire, certes d’utiliser des dentifrices sans fluor comme ceux à l’argile mais également de porter des lunettes spécial écran d’ordinateur afin de réduire la réception de la lumière bleue.

Tech/News/2024/18

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Specbee: How to convince your team to migrate your Drupal 7 website to Drupal 10

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I’m assuming you are reading this because you are already convinced that migrating your Drupal 7 site to Drupal 10 is not just a proactive measure but a strategic move for your organization. But to anyone else on your team it looks like an unnecessary big project to rebuild the website when it’ll look and feel the same (we always recommend redesigns or additional features during a D7 to D10 Migration).
We get it. For folks not in the know, this seems like a waste of funds. However, with Drupal 7 coming to an end in about 9 months (January 5th, 2025), the urgency to transition becomes increasingly stressful. We know you know, but you still have your team members (or your boss!) left to convince. Let’s make it easier for you with this article.

Understanding the impact of Drupal 7 End of Life
Before you talk to your team about why you need to migrate to Drupal 10, let’s examine some of the implications of persisting with Drupal 7. 

No more security updates or advisories for core, contributed modules and themes. The Drupal Security Team may publicly post moderate to less critical issues affecting Drupal 7 in the public issue queue for resolution, provided they are not widely exploitable.
Unsupported Drupal 7 contributed modules or themes won’t be eligible for new maintainership or reclassification as supported. If you’re currently using them, it is a good idea to take ownership or be a maintainer of those projects.
PHP version 5.5 and below will now be supported. This lack of support could lead to compatibility issues, security vulnerabilities, and potential performance drawbacks.
If your Drupal 7 website is running on Windows, you will no longer receive security fixes for Windows-related issues. It is recommended to move to a different operating system.
You will no longer receive assistance for tasks associated with Drupal 7, such as documentation navigation, automated testing, packaging, and other related activities.

Making the case for Drupal 7 to 10 migration to your team
Let’s give you some powerful pointers to discuss with your team to get buy-in on the Drupal 7 to 10 migration.
Remarkably Enhanced User Experience for Content Editors and Site Builders in D10
There are 3 things that matter a lot to content editors and site builders :  

User-friendly admin interface – It should allow for efficient content creation, editing, and site management without requiring extensive technical knowledge.
Customization – This includes options for customizing layouts, adding new features, and integrating third-party tools and services.
Media management – To upload, organize, and embed images, videos, and other multimedia content within articles.

Claro admin theme
Drupal 10’s new Claro admin theme (a part of core) offers a clean, modern and user-friendly interface to help organize and find what you need easily. Olivero is the new default front-end theme now and it comes with a modern look and feel. The theme integrates seamlessly with all of Drupal’s features and is the most accessible theme (WCAG level AA compliant) till now. The flexible Layout builder module is now in core and it is now easier to create pages and customize layouts the way you want. The modern and functional media management system makes it simpler to upload, reuse, and manage media assets on your Drupal site.
Optimized Website Performance and SEO Improvements
With every new release, Drupal is getting better at delivering performance. With Drupal 10’s new and improved caching mechanisms, BigPipe technology, optimized codebase, and effective content delivery mechanisms, your website can now load faster and offer a great user experience. It incorporates various enhancements to boost performance in content rendering and HTTP responses. With Drupal 10, you can implement lazy loading for embedded content and responsive images, significantly enhancing load times. Additionally, the introduction of the new JS minification feature dynamically reduces code and markup, thereby further improving performance. The new Single Directory Component (SDC) approach of theming your website is a revolutionary step towards frontend development which also greatly improves website performance by groupong together files necessary to render components (Twig, CSS, JS). And don’t forget, better website performance also means a better SEO ranking on search engines.
Managing Content is Easier
Now that you’ve settled into using Drupal 7 for a while, you might feel like managing content is pretty straightforward. But hold on – let me tell you about Drupal 10, where things get even smoother and more user-friendly. With Drupal 10, organizing your content consistently becomes much simpler. You can reuse existing fields easily and create new ones more smoothly, all in one place. Editing content is smoother too, with text fields that ensure your text looks just right. Plus, managing older versions of your content, whether it’s in blocks or pages, is a breeze with the new unified editing experience. The new CKEditor 5 version offers an enhanced content editing experience. Its features like drag-and-drop image insertion, real-time collaboration, and seamless integration with Drupal’s content management system make creating and editing content very simple. Its customizable toolbar allows you to tailor the editing experience to suit your specific needs. You also easily copy and paste content from Word/Google Docs to the editor without worrying about formatting as it automatically removes any markup.
Improved Security
And no, we’re not just talking about the lack of security support for Drupal 7 after Jan 2025. Because of the way it has been built and due to its many modern dependencies, Drupal 10 is now more secure than it has ever been.
As you may already be aware, Drupal has been aligning its release cycles with its dependencies, including PHP and Symfony, since version 8. This means that as PHP versions continue to evolve, older versions like Drupal 7 may become incompatible with the latest PHP releases. This lack of compatibility can leave your Drupal 7 site vulnerable to security risks and other issues. Drupal 10 relies on the latest versions of Symfony (6) and PHP (8.1), making it more secure and better performing. 
Twig, Drupal 10’s default template engine, not only simplifies the development process but also enhances security by preventing direct database interactions within the code. This prevents vulnerabilities such as cross-site scripting and code injections.
By default, Drupal 10 strengthens website security by suggesting users choose stronger passwords, minimizing unauthorized access risks through parameters like minimum length and complexity.
The Time is Now!
The urgency for you to address the Drupal 7 migration depends on the complexity of your website. The more extensive your site’s content and features, the longer the migration process will likely take. It’s going to take even longer if you have many custom modules and features. But you don’t want to rush the process. We have seen (and fixed) a lot of bad migrations (like a lot!), most of them done in haste or without proper planning. With a 9-month window to Drupal 7 end-of-life starting now, we believe this is the optimal time to initiate your migration process. A Drupal 7 to 10 migration is going to be a complete rebuild (which is why it takes time) but once you’re on Drupal 10, future upgrades are going to be very, very easy. 
Don’t forget to check out this article that features our Drupal experts discussing what’s new in Drupal 10 in detail. You can even catch up with the video of this panel discussion.
Final Thoughts
If you’re thinking this migration (Drupal 7 to Drupal 10) is going to be your last big transition, you are absolutely right. Because even though Drupal continues to innovate, progress and release further versions, your website will now only need effortless and straightforward upgrades. Yes, upgrades will remain easy forever. So what next? Start looking for a Drupal certified migration partner (like Specbee) and get a site audit (we’ll do it for you for free!) so you know how much time you have to start the migration process.

JRuby 9.4.7.0 Released

Posted on by Michael G

The JRuby community is pleased to announce the release of JRuby 9.4.7.0.

JRuby 9.4.x targets Ruby 3.1 compatibility.

Thank you to our contributors this release, you help keep JRuby moving forward! @kares, @ryannevell, @jsvd

Ruby Compatibility

Standard Library

  • jruby-openssl is updated to 0.14.5
  • rdoc is updated to 6.4.1.1
  • Warnings due to method aliasing in the ostruct library have been mitigated. #8200, #8206

JVM Integration

  • Ruby classes that are “reified” into a Java class and later redefined can be “re-reified” to a new Java class with an incrementing version number. #8141, #8185
  • Java objects from other classloaders can pollute the Java:: namespace. This behavior can be disabled now, and will be disabled by default in JRuby 10. #8156, #8208

53 Github Issues resolved for 9.4.7.0

How Machine Learning improved the Chrome address bar on Windows, Mac and ChromeOS

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Used billions of times each day, the Chrome address bar (which we call the “omnibox”) is a powerful tool to make searching the web easier, whether you’re trying to quickly find your tabs or bookmarks, return to a web page you previously visited, or find information.

With the latest release of Chrome (M124), we’re integrating machine learning models to power the Chrome omnibox on desktop, so that web page suggestions are more precise and relevant to you. In the future, these models will also help improve the relevance scoring of search suggestions. Here’s a closer look at some of the important insights that help our team build this integration and where we hope the new model takes us.

How we got here

As the engineering lead for the team responsible for the omnibox, every launch feels special, but this one is truly near and dear to my heart. When I first started working on the Chrome omnibox, I asked around for ideas on how we could make it better for users. The number one answer I heard was, “improve the scoring system.” The issue wasn’t that the scoring was bad. In fact, the omnibox often feels magical in its ability to surface the URL or query you want! The issue was that it was inflexible. A set of hand-built and hand-tuned formulas did the job well, but were difficult to improve or to adapt to new scenarios. As a result, the scoring system went largely untouched for a long time.

For most of that time, an ML-trained scoring model was the obvious path forward. But it took many false starts to finally get here. Our inability to tackle this challenge for so long was due to the difficulty of replacing the core mechanism of a feature used literally billions of times every day. Software engineering projects are sometimes described as “building the plane while flying it.” This project felt more like “replacing all the seats in every plane in the world while they’re all flying.” The scale was enormous and the changes are felt directly by every user.

This ambitious undertaking would not have been possible without the work of such a talented and dedicated team. There were bumps in the road, walls we had to break through, and unanticipated issues that slowed us down, but the team was driven by a sincere belief in the impact of getting this right for our users.

A Surprising Insight

One of the fun things about working with ML systems is that the training considers all the data at a scale that would be difficult to impossible for any individual person or team. And that can lead to surprising insights.

The coolest example of this phenomenon on this project was when we looked at the scoring curve of one particular signal: time since last navigation. The expectation with this signal is that the smaller it is (the more recently you’ve navigated to a particular URL), the bigger the contribution that signal should make towards a higher relevance score.

And that is, in fact, what the model learned. But when we looked closer, we noticed something surprising: when the time since navigation was very low (seconds instead of hours, days or weeks), the model was decreasing the relevance score. It turns out that the training data reflected a pattern where users sometimes navigate to a URL that was not what they really wanted and then immediately return to the Chrome omnibox and try again. In that case, the URL they just navigated to is almost certainly not what they want, so it should receive a low relevance score during this second attempt.

In retrospect, this is obvious. And if we had not launched ML scoring, we definitely would have added a new rule to the old system to reflect this scenario. But before the training system observed and learned from this pattern, it never occurred to anyone that this might be happening.

The Future

With the new ML models, we believe this will open up many new possibilities to improve the user experience by potentially incorporating new signals, like differentiating between time of the day to improve relevance. We want to explore training specialized versions of the model for particular environments: for example, mobile, enterprise or academic users, or perhaps different locales.

Additionally, we observe that the way users interact with the Chrome omnibox changes over time and we believe the relevance scoring should change with them. With the new scoring system, we can now simply collect fresher signals, re-train, evaluate, and deploy new models periodically over time.

By Justin Donnelly, Chrome software engineer