I've so far identified ten sources for IMDB title IDs for movies in the public domain or with a free license. This is the statistics reported when running 'make stats' in the git repository:

  249 entries (    6 unique) with and   288 without IMDB title ID in free-movies-archive-org-butter.json
 2301 entries (  540 unique) with and     0 without IMDB title ID in free-movies-archive-org-wikidata.json
  830 entries (   29 unique) with and     0 without IMDB title ID in free-movies-icheckmovies-archive-mochard.json
 2109 entries (  377 unique) with and     0 without IMDB title ID in free-movies-imdb-pd.json
  291 entries (  122 unique) with and     0 without IMDB title ID in free-movies-letterboxd-pd.json
  144 entries (  135 unique) with and     0 without IMDB title ID in free-movies-manual.json
  350 entries (    1 unique) with and   801 without IMDB title ID in free-movies-publicdomainmovies.json
    4 entries (    0 unique) with and   124 without IMDB title ID in free-movies-publicdomainreview.json
  698 entries (  119 unique) with and   118 without IMDB title ID in free-movies-publicdomaintorrents.json
    8 entries (    8 unique) with and   196 without IMDB title ID in free-movies-vodo.json
 3186 unique IMDB title IDs in total

• It was sent to a satellite in geosynchrous orbit, 22250 miles high.
  
• Which beamed it back to a ground station in Texas, another 22250 miles.
• Which routed it over cable to New Jersey to my server there.
• Which bounced it back to a Texas-size dish, which zapped it back to orbit, another 22250 miles.
  
• And the satellite transmitted it back in the general direction of my house, another 22250 miles.
  
• So my keystroke finally reached the access point. But then it had to show me it had received it. So that whole process happened again in reverse, adding another 89000 miles travel total.
• And finally, after 178000 and change miles of data transfer, the letter I'd typed a full second ago appeared on my screen.

• Antoine Beaupr did 21h (out of 16h allocated + 8.75h remaining, thus keeping 3.75h for November).
• Ben Hutchings did 20 hours (out of 15h allocated + 9 extra hours, thus keeping 4 extra hours for November).
• Brian May did 10 hours.
• Chris Lamb did 18 hours.
• Emilio Pozuelo Monfort did 7 hours (out of 20.75 hours allocated + 1.5 hours remaining, thus keeping 15.25 hours for November).
• Guido G nther did 6.5 hours (out of 11h allocated + 1 extra hour, thus keeping 5.5h for November).
• Hugo Lefeuvre did 20h.
• Lucas Kanashiro did 2 hours (out of 5h allocated, thus keeping 3 hours for November).
• Markus Koschany did 19 hours (out of 20.75h allocated, thus keeping 1.75 extra hours for November).
• Ola Lundqvist did 7.5h (out of 7h allocated + 0.5 extra hours).
• Rapha l Hertzog did 13.5 hours (out of 12h allocated + 1.5 extra hours).
• Roberto C. Sanchez did 11 hours (out of 20.75 hours allocated + 14.75 hours remaining, thus keeping 24.50 extra hours for November, he will give back remaining hours at the end of the month).
• Thorsten Alteholz did 20.75 hours.

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# Bitcoin daemon, not available in stretch
apt install bitcoind
# We will checkout ElectrumX from git
apt install git
# ElectrumX deps
apt install python3-aiohttp
# Build environment for ElectrumX deps
apt install build-essentials python3-pip libleveldb-dev
# ElectrumX deps not packaged in Debian
pip3 install plyvel pylru
# Download ElectrumX sources
su - electrumx -c 'git clone https://github.com/kyuupichan/electrumx.git'

adduser bitcoind
adduser electrumx

txindex=1
listen=1
rpcuser=bitcoin
rpcpassword=somerandompassword

COIN=BitcoinSegwit
DB_DIRECTORY=/home/electrumx/.electrumx
DAEMON_URL=http://bitcoin:somerandompassword@localhost:8332/
TCP_PORT=50001
SSL_PORT=50002
HOST=::
DONATION_ADDRESS=3KPccmPtejpMczeog7dcFdqX4oTebYZ3tF
SSL_CERTFILE=/etc/letsencrypt/live/btc.cihar.com/fullchain.pem
SSL_KEYFILE=/etc/letsencrypt/live/btc.cihar.com/privkey.pem
REPORT_HOST=btc.cihar.com
BANNER_FILE=banner

[Unit]
Description=Electrumx
After=bitcoind.target
[Service]
EnvironmentFile=/etc/electrumx.conf
ExecStart=/home/electrumx/electrumx/electrumx_server.py
User=electrumx
LimitNOFILE=8192
TimeoutStopSec=30min
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

[Unit]
Description=Bitcoind
After=network.target
[Service]
ExecStart=/usr/bin/bitcoind
User=bitcoind
TimeoutStopSec=30min
Restart=on-failure
RestartSec=30
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

# Enable services so that they start on boot 
systemctl enable electrumx.service bitcoind.service
# Start services
systemctl start electrumx.service bitcoind.service

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#!/bin/sh
set -e
DEST=/mnt/btc/blocks
cd ~/.bitcoin/blocks/
find . -type f \( -name 'blk00[0123]*.dat' -o -name 'rev00[0123]*dat' \)   sed 's@^\./@@'   while read name ; do
        mv $name $DEST/$name
        ln -s $DEST/$name $name
done

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The issue is with implicit conversion from TableColumn not being located by Scala. I am not clear why this is happening (maybe a Scala bug).

import scalafx.Includes._
import scalafx.scene.control.TreeTableColumn._
import scalafx.scene.control.TreeItem._
import scalafx.application.JFXApp.PrimaryStage
import scalafx.application.JFXApp
import scalafx.scene.Scene
import scalafx.scene.layout._
import scalafx.scene.control._
import scalafx.scene.control.TreeTableView
import scalafx.scene.control.Button
import scalafx.scene.paint.Color
import scalafx.beans.property. ObjectProperty, StringProperty 
import scalafx.collections.ObservableBuffer
// TableTester.scala
object TableTester extends JFXApp  
  val characters = ObservableBuffer[Person](
    new Person("Peggy", "Sue", "123", Color.Violet),
    new Person("Rocky", "Raccoon", "456", Color.GreenYellow),
    new Person("Bungalow ", "Bill", "789", Color.DarkSalmon)
  )
  val table = new TreeTableView[Person](
    new TreeItem[Person](new Person("","","",Color.Red))  
      expanded = true
      children = characters.map(new TreeItem[Person](_))
     )  
    columns ++= List(
      new TreeTableColumn[Person, String]  
        text = "First Name"
        cellValueFactory =  
          _.value.value.value.firstName
         
        prefWidth = 180
       ,
      new TreeTableColumn[Person, String]()  
        text = "Last Name"
        cellValueFactory =  
          _.value.value.value.lastName
         
        prefWidth = 180
       
    )
   
  stage = new PrimaryStage  
    title = "Simple Table View"
    scene = new Scene  
      content = new VBox()  
        children = List(
          new Button("Test it")  
            onAction = p =>  
              val foo: ObservableBuffer[TreeItem[Person]] = table.root.value.children.map(p =>  
                val bar: TreeItem[Person] = p
                p
               )
              table.root.value.children = foo
             
           ,
          table)
       
     
   
 
// Person.scala
class Person(firstName_ : String, lastName_ : String, phone_ : String, favoriteColor_ : Color = Color.Blue)  
  val firstName = new StringProperty(this, "firstName", firstName_)
  val lastName = new StringProperty(this, "lastName", lastName_)
  val phone = new StringProperty(this, "phone", phone_)
  val favoriteColor = new ObjectProperty(this, "favoriteColor", favoriteColor_)
  firstName.onChange((x, _, _) => System.out.println(x.value))
 

[error]  found   : scalafx.collections.ObservableBuffer[javafx.scene.control.TreeItem[Person]]
[error]  required: scalafx.collections.ObservableBuffer[scalafx.scene.control.TreeItem[Person]]
[error]               val foo: ObservableBuffer[TreeItem[Person]] = table.root.value.children.map(p =>  
[error]                                                                                          ^
[error] one error found

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• Caches matter, even on GPU. This is the same data over and over again (so small images get an unrealistic boost), so up to a certain point, it's basically all in L1.
• The GTX 950 doesn't really run away from the Intel card before it's getting enough data to chew on. Bigger GPUs don't have faster cores they're just more parallel.

2017, Kees Cook. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License.

• 100% static-sites
  • As created with my static-site-generator.
• 100% dynamic-sites
  • Largely written with Perl & CGI.
  • Although I did recode my blogspam-detector in golang, and that's performing very well.

• I packaged a new upstream version of springlobby. There is even a more recent one now but I discovered that it would fail to build from source. I reported the issue and now I am waiting for another release.
• These packages were also updated: bullet, tuxfootball (#876481), berusky (#877979), spring, hitori and trackballs.
• I released a new version of cube2-data, a DFSG-free version of the Sauerbraten game. This release was largely made possible thanks to the work of Nyav.
• I prepared two stable point releases of berusky and simutrans to fix #877979 and # 869029 for users of Debian s stable distributions too. The bug in Berusky is already resolved but I m still waiting for the confirmation to upload simutrans (#878668).
• I updated wing and biniax2. Here I discovered that biniax2 would segfault immediately at startup after recompilation. I tracked down the issue to some C code that caused undefined behavior, prepared a patch and released a fixed revision.
• I sponsored a new upstream version of mupen64plus-qt.

• This month I started to work on fixing Java9 bugs since Java 9 shall become the new default JDK/JRE for Buster. The bug reports were filed by Chris West who did the important work of identifying build failures and broken packages. I started with some low hanging fruits first and the following packages are now Java 9 ready: libgetopt-java, libjide-oss-java, activemq-protobuf, antelope, yecht, slashtime, colorpicker, f2j, libreadline-java, libjaxp1.3-java, jlapack, isorelax, libisrt-java, rxtx, uima-addons.
• New upstream releases this month: apktool, jboss-xnio, okio, pdfsam, libsejda-java, bcel, autocomplete, mediathekview, sweethome3d.
• MediathekView introduced yet another build-dependency. Let s welcome libokhttp-java in Debian.
• I upgraded jackson-databind to fix CVE-2017-7525. While I was at it, I continued this work with jackson-core, jackson-annotations, jackson-dataformat-xml, jackson-jr, jackson-datatype-joda, jackson-module-jaxb-annotations, jackson-dataformat-cbor, jackson-dataformat-smile, jackson-dataformat-yaml and jackson-jaxrs-providers. I also requested the removal of jackson-datatype-guava.
• More resolved RC issues: commons-io (#873118), tycho (#879250)
• Package updates: mockobjects (converted from CDBS to DH) and jblas (RC #877225, #873212, #698176)
• The Maven 2 to Maven 3 transition caused (and still causes) a lot of fallout: I investigated the following packages with RC bugs. In most cases the issue was in another package, so the bugs could be closed but there were also packages like conversant-disruptor (#869002) which caused build failures unrelated to the transition. In total 15 packages were triaged or fixed: jasypt (#871195), mustache-java (#869009), libslf4j-java, apache-log4j2, conversant-disruptor, powermock(#869017), jetty9(#869021), maven-site-plugin(#869001), javamail(#871102), assertj-core(#871131), java-allocation-instrumenter(#869251), json-smart(#868603), sisu-guice(#868611), maven-archiver(#871069), doxia-sitetools(#875948)
• I have started to work on a new upstream version of triplea, multiple strategy games written in Java. The update would fix a couple of bugs and make the package ready for Java 9.
• It was also requested to upgrade Gradle to version 3.4.1 at least. I have made good progress but there is more work to do.

• From 30. October to 05. November I was in charge of our LTS frontdesk. I triaged bugs in jasperreports, jbossas4, libstruts1.2-java, httpcomponents-client, vim, emacs23, trafficserver, async-http-client, liblouis, wordpress, apr, apr-utils, redis, nautilus, libpam4j and spip.
• I decided to mark jbossas4 as end-of-life because the Java application server was never fully packaged and the version in Wheezy is already nine years old. I investigated the open security issues in jasperreports and contacted upstream but they have not published any details yet.
• I pinged bug #878088. The reportbug maintainer still has to respond to the idea of informing the security teams when users report bugs in security uploads. I will discuss the possibility with the rest of the team, whether it is helpful to patch reportbug in Wheezy/Jessie/Stretch now.
• DLA-1151-1 and DLA-1160-1. Issued two security updates for WordPress addressing 10 CVE. It was later discovered that the patch for CVE-2017-14990 was incomplete and caused a regression when using WordPress multi-site feature. Single-site installations were not affected. The complete fix would either include a database upgrade or a different approach without using the new database field signup_id . I reverted the patch for now and issued a regression update in DLA-1151-2.
• DLA-1158-1. Issued a security update for bchunk fixing 3 CVE.
• DLA-1159-1. Issued a security update for graphicsmagick fixing 2 CVE.
• DLA-1164-1. Issued a security update for mupdf fixing 2 CVE.
• DLA-1165-1. Issued a security update for libpam4j fixing 1 CVE.
• DLA-1167-1. Issued a security update for ruby-yajl fixing 1 CVE.
• DLA-1157-1. I uploaded a security update for openssl. The update was prepared by Kurt Roeckx, the maintainer of openssl.

• I prepared the security updates for libpam4j (DSA-4025-1) and bchunk (DSA-4026-1) and fixed the same issues in Sid and Buster.

apt install postfix

default_transport = error

default_transport = local:root

systemctl restart postfix.service

apt install mutt

mutt -f /var/mail/root