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postcard-from-the-past · 2 months ago
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Artillery barracks in Aïn Séfra, Algeria
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luninosity · 7 months ago
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Not a friend/follower/mutual and I haven't lived in Tartu in years but I spent my youth there and adore the town!
I used to spend all my time at Ruunipizza (restaurant), which is very close to the town hall and university and used to be decent, cheap and have plenty vegetarian options. But that was years ago and very much a place for students to go and hang out at, so Idk if that's something
Me and my American friends also liked La Dolce Vita for pizza back then. There's also a great place for cake opposite the university called Werner and the Gunpowder Cellar is a pretty cool pub.
In my opinion, the most important attraction in Tartu is the giant wooden swing (külakiik) in Supilinn but that might be personal preference. I am also a big fan of the AHAA keskus (science exhibition with planetarium) and I believe the museum of toys (mänguasjamuuseum) is a hidden gem if you have some time to spare. There is also a botanical garden in Tartu that I liked to hang out at. Sometimes they even have special activities; I remember building a bird house for winter there once :)
Definitely try to catch some folk music and/or dancing performance while you're in Estonia, they're really special!
I am taking notes about food recommendations! Cake is always good! And the Gunpowder Cellar looks fascinating! (Who wouldn't want to have a drink in, well, an ancient gunpowder cellar? Sign this history nerd up :D :D )
We have managed to get ballet tickets, as well! I am hoping I will have some time around conference panels to go exploring; the weather should be nice enough in May, right? Not too cold? Awesome Husband will probably also do some exploring without me, too. (He likes sci-fi, but he is not an academic - an engineer, instead! - so being in a room full of scholars Loudly Discussing the scholarship of science fiction is not entirely his thing, at least not for four days worth! He'll come to my panel though.)
For anyone wondering, we shall be in Tartu, Estonia in early May - around the 7th-11th! For the International Science Fiction Research Association Conference, at the university.
We've never been to Estonia, so we are excited! We're actually flying into Helsinki a day (and a night) early and spending a day in Finland, because we have also not been there, and then taking the ferry over. :D :D
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getoncrm · 1 year ago
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Time for a digital makeover! Understand why eCommerce brands are migrating from SiteGenesis to SFRA! Our comprehensive guide outlines the benefits, challenges, and a detailed migration process.
Let's navigate the digital evolution together!
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codeonedigest · 1 year ago
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(via SFRA Enhanced Feature Tutorial for Salesforce Developers | Salesforce SFCC & Store Front Reference Architecture)
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quasi-normalcy · 6 months ago
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Distressing number of academics at this conference seem to be active users on Tumblr.
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mltmdgci · 3 months ago
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SFRA - Cilt 54, No. 3 (Yaz 2024)
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rhk111sblog · 1 year ago
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The Army Artillery Regiment (AAR), Army Aviation Regiment (AAvnR) and Special Forces Regiment (Airborne) SFR(A) recently conducted their first Interoperability Exercise (IOX) in Nueva Ecija, which included the live-firing of the Philippine Army’s (PA) newest Artillery Asset, the Autonomous Truck MOunted-howitzer System (ATMOS)
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kellyvela · 6 months ago
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The hate for Sansa is genuinely so depressing. I was browsing the HotD subreddit and the topic was favourite queens. Not only was Sansa barely mentioned by anyone, but the usual hateful comments like "fuck Sansa" and "better not catch anyone saying Sansa" finished it off. I find the hatred to be so vicious and vile. Why can't they just stop being so obsessed with her? It's a legit fandom ruiner for me.
The saddest thing is, that by hating Sansa, they are hating GRRM:
And more ; more ; more ; more ; more & more . . . .
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georgescitadel · 11 months ago
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Interviewer: Let's talk about Lord Stark. At first he appears to be a classic hero, the Heinlein-style competent man. He's the guy who knows how to do things, but eventually he screws up. He underestimates the enemy. Your heroes make mistakes too.
George: Yes, they do. Stark is a character who is very concerned about his honor. He's a good man and an honorable man, but in some ways that is a drawback. He's in his element when he's in his own land, the North, where he rules as almost a king without a crown. He's not in his element in the pit of political intrigue and infighting and the complex network of alliances and betrayals that's going on at King's Landing. But history is full of people like that, honorable men who wanted to do right, but weren't quite up to it. That doesn't necessarily mean they were stupid, sometimes the very virtues that we admire in men make them less able to be politically astute.
- George R.R. Martin, SFRA Review (1997)
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butterflies-dragons · 2 years ago
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More about GRRM projecting his romanticism on Sansa Stark
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—Special Feature: An Interview with George R.R. Martin (Levy) - SFRA Review - Issue #227, January/February 1997
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nmpositive · 5 months ago
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Near the end of this excellent 'Cyberpunk as Clothes' article there is some insightful stuff about the FALN techwear that Cuno wears (but the whole thing is worth a read):
I feel very seen / somewhat skewered by that particular section of the piece :o
i loveee the clothing design in disco elysium so much it's honestly the aspect of the game im most directly artistically inspired by because I've never before seen a (somewhat) realistic media in which every rando still serves cunt. kim k's perfect form that came seemingly just god himself on the first try. all the outfits are believable but often a bit *weird* in cut and size, like evrart's huge ass shirt collar or klaasje wearing a bolero rather than a normal length cardigan. whatever the fuck the ravers have going on. the characters like renè who use flashy pieces to prop up their own egos, and on the opposite side, joyce, who's dressed in modest looking and desaturated pieces made out of silks the average man will never be able to afford. or SF/charles, dressed the most boringly formal and with nothing to say other than diplomat babble. mrrr tequila sunset's snakeskin shoes and bellbottom pants in general. the green goes well with the orange. the fact that harry and Kim also juxtapose eachother in the silhouette (harrys clothes taper out in straight lines, kim's clothes are bunched up and round and his ankles/wrists are left narrow). it's half an hour past midnight I just like clothes
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postcard-from-the-past · 3 months ago
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ltshub · 2 months ago
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How to Start Learning Salesforce Commerce Cloud: A Step-by-Step Guide
Salesforce Commerce Cloud (SFCC) is a robust e-commerce platform designed for businesses to provide personalized experiences for customers. With its capabilities to manage product catalogs, orders, promotions, and customer data across multiple channels, learning SFCC can open up new opportunities in the world of digital commerce. Whether you are a developer, marketer, or e-commerce manager, mastering Salesforce Commerce Cloud will give you the edge in today’s competitive landscape. 1. Understand What Salesforce Commerce Cloud Is Before diving into the learning resources, it’s essential to understand what Salesforce Commerce Cloud offers and how it fits into the broader Salesforce ecosystem. SFCC comes in two main flavors: - B2C Commerce: For businesses selling directly to consumers. It focuses on enhancing the customer shopping experience across all touchpoints (web, mobile, social, etc.). - B2B Commerce: For businesses selling to other businesses, focusing on managing complex buyer journeys and bulk orders. 2. Identify Your Role and Goals Salesforce Commerce Cloud learning paths differ based on your role. Consider the following: - Developer: You’ll focus on customizing the platform, working with Salesforce’s APIs, and implementing e-commerce solutions. - Administrator: You’ll handle configuration, troubleshooting, and maintaining platform stability. - Business User (Marketer or Store Manager): You’ll work with product catalogs, promotions, campaigns, and customer journeys. Clearly defining your role will guide you toward the right resources, tools, and training paths. 3. Set Up a Salesforce Commerce Cloud Account While getting access to a full Salesforce Commerce Cloud instance can be tricky, you can start by setting up a Developer Sandbox or requesting a Commerce Cloud Demo from Salesforce. For those who can’t get direct access right away, many features and concepts can be learned theoretically, which will still be useful when you get hands-on experience. 4. Learn the Basics of Salesforce and Cloud Computing If you're completely new to Salesforce or cloud-based platforms, it's important to grasp the fundamentals of Salesforce's overall structure: - Trailhead: Salesforce's free learning platform provides beginner-friendly modules on Salesforce fundamentals, cloud computing, and overviews of Commerce Cloud. - Begin with the Salesforce Platform Basics trail on Trailhead to familiarize yourself with core concepts. - Next, explore the B2C Commerce and B2B Commerce trails to get an understanding of Commerce Cloud features. 5. Master Key Concepts in Salesforce Commerce Cloud Salesforce Commerce Cloud has several key concepts that form the backbone of the platform. Before you start building solutions, it's vital to have a strong understanding of these: - Storefront Reference Architecture (SFRA): Salesforce’s modern, developer-friendly framework for creating scalable storefronts. Understanding how to leverage SFRA will be crucial for developers. - Commerce Cloud Digital: It includes tools for managing online storefronts, merchandising, and handling customer journeys. - Product and Catalog Management: How to create and manage product listings, categories, and pricing. - Order Management: Understand the lifecycle of an order, from checkout to fulfillment. - Promotions and Campaigns: How to configure promotions and handle discounts and offers. - APIs and Integrations: SFCC comes with robust APIs that allow for seamless integration with other tools, such as CRM, payment gateways, shipping services, and more. 6. Dive Into Salesforce Commerce Cloud Documentation Salesforce provides extensive documentation to help developers, administrators, and business users get a better grip on SFCC. You can access detailed guides, API references, and best practices: - Salesforce B2C Commerce Documentation: This includes setup, development, and maintenance guides for storefronts. - Salesforce B2B Commerce Documentation: Tailored for businesses selling to other businesses. - API Documentation: For developers working on integrations or custom solutions. 7. Explore Salesforce Trailhead for Commerce Cloud Salesforce Trailhead offers dedicated modules that cover all aspects of Salesforce Commerce Cloud. These hands-on, interactive courses allow you to build your knowledge in a structured manner. Some of the relevant trails include: - Get Started with Salesforce B2C Commerce: This trail introduces the B2C Commerce platform, exploring features such as merchandising, promotions, and checkout processes. - Develop for B2C Commerce: Focuses on SFCC development using Storefront Reference Architecture (SFRA). - B2B Commerce for Administrators: For learning how to configure and manage B2B Commerce. Each module on Trailhead provides you with points and badges, helping to motivate you while tracking your learning progress. 8. Join the Salesforce Community The Salesforce community is one of the most active and engaged in the tech space. You can learn a lot from experienced professionals, ask questions, and share your knowledge. Here are some ways to connect: - Salesforce Trailblazer Community: Join this community to network with professionals, attend meetups, and exchange tips on Commerce Cloud. - Salesforce StackExchange: A Q&A forum where developers and admins can ask technical questions and receive answers from experts. - LinkedIn Groups: There are several groups dedicated to Salesforce professionals, such as the Salesforce B2C Commerce Cloud User Group. 9. Practice with Real Projects If you're learning Salesforce Commerce Cloud as a developer, there's no substitute for hands-on experience. Once you’ve gone through the basics, try to work on real-world projects. This could be setting up your own e-commerce site in a developer sandbox or contributing to open-source projects that use Salesforce. 10. Consider Salesforce Certifications Salesforce offers certifications that validate your expertise in various aspects of the platform. A certification can significantly enhance your career prospects. Some of the most relevant certifications for Commerce Cloud include: - B2C Commerce Developer: For those looking to build and develop custom e-commerce solutions. - B2C Commerce Architect: Designed for professionals aiming to architect complex solutions on the B2C Commerce platform. - B2B Commerce Administrator: For administrators managing Salesforce B2B commerce instances. 11. Stay Updated Salesforce Commerce Cloud, like most cloud platforms, is constantly evolving. Make sure you stay updated by subscribing to Salesforce blogs, attending webinars, and following key influencers in the Salesforce ecosystem. Conclusion Learning Salesforce Commerce Cloud can open doors to a rewarding career in digital commerce. By following a structured approach, leveraging learning resources such as Trailhead, and engaging with the Salesforce community, you can build a strong foundation in SFCC. Whether you aim to become a developer, administrator, or marketer, the journey to mastering Salesforce Commerce Cloud is both challenging and exciting. Start your learning today and tap into the immense potential of this leading e-commerce platform!   Read the full article
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omnificsolutions · 3 months ago
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codeonedigest · 1 year ago
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Salesforce SiteGenesis to SFRA Migration Short Tutorial for Programmers
Full Video Link https://youtube.com/shorts/YRmy3c-euHc Hi, a new #video on #salesforce #cloud #sitegenesis to #sfra migration is published on #codeonedigest #youtube channel. @java #java #awscloud @awscloud #aws @AWSCloudIndia #Cloud #CloudC
** SFRA Storefront Reference Architecture ** Salesforce B2C Commerce launched the Storefront Reference Architecture (SFRA) in 2018 to provide a starting point for retailers to build state-of-the-art shopping experiences quicker and easier than before. It was built on mobile-first optimized UX which is much more efficient, robust, scalable, and modern compared to the older SiteGenesis…
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seoblog4 · 3 months ago
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A Comprehensive Guide to Transformer Health Verification (HV) Testing
Transformers are critical components in power transmission and lightning protection studies distribution systems, playing a vital role in maintaining the reliability and efficiency of the electrical grid. Ensuring the health and proper functioning of transformers is essential to prevent unexpected failures and costly downtime. One key aspect of transformer maintenance is Health Verification (HV) testing, which provides a comprehensive assessment of a transformer's condition.
In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the importance of transformer HV testing, the various tests involved, and how to interpret the results to make informed decisions about transformer maintenance and replacement.
Importance of Transformer HV Testing
Transformer HV testing serves several crucial purposes:
Identifying Potential Issues: HV testing helps detect early signs of deterioration, insulation problems, or other issues that could lead to transformer failure. By proactively addressing these problems, you can extend the transformer's lifespan and avoid unexpected outages.
Optimizing Maintenance Schedules: The data gathered from HV testing can be used to develop predictive maintenance strategies, allowing you to schedule maintenance and repairs based on the transformer's actual condition rather than a fixed schedule.
Ensuring Reliability: Maintaining the health of transformers is essential for ensuring the reliability and stability of the electrical grid. HV testing helps you identify and address issues before they escalate, reducing the risk of unexpected failures and service disruptions.
Compliance and Safety: Many regulatory bodies and industry standards require periodic HV testing to ensure transformers are operating within safe and acceptable parameters. Adhering to these requirements helps maintain compliance and minimize safety risks.
Key Transformer HV Tests
Transformer HV testing typically involves a suite of diagnostic tests to assess the overall health of the transformer. Some of the most common tests include:
Dissolved Gas Analysis (DGA): This test analyzes the composition and concentration of dissolved gases in the transformer's insulating oil. Specific gas patterns can indicate issues such as overheating, partial discharges, or oil degradation.
Insulation Resistance (IR) Test: This test measures the insulation resistance between the transformer windings, as well as between the windings and ground. Low insulation resistance can indicate moisture, contamination, or other insulation-related problems.
Dielectric Frequency Response (DFR) Test: Also known as the Frequency Domain Spectroscopy (FDS) test, this method analyzes the dielectric properties of the transformer's insulation system across a wide range of frequencies. It can help identify issues like aging, moisture, or paper insulation degradation.
Power Factor (PF) Test: This test measures the power factor of the transformer's insulation system, which can provide insights into the condition of the insulation and the presence of contaminants.
Transformer Turns Ratio (TTR) Test: This test measures the ratio of turns between the primary and secondary windings of a transformer, which can help detect winding issues or problems with the core.
Sweep Frequency Response Analysis (SFRA): This test compares the transformer's electrical signature across a range of frequencies, allowing for the detection of mechanical and electrical issues within the transformer.
Infrared (IR) Thermography: Thermal imaging can be used to identify hot spots or uneven heating within the transformer, which may indicate problems with the windings, connections, or cooling system.
Interpreting HV Test Results
Interpreting the results of transformer HV tests requires expertise and a deep understanding of the relationship between test results and transformer condition. Factors such as the transformer's age, operating history, and environmental conditions must be taken into account when analyzing the data.
In general, the test results should be compared to industry standards, manufacturer recommendations, and the transformer's historical data to identify any abnormal trends or deviations. Significant changes in test results over time, or values that fall outside of the acceptable range, may indicate the need for further investigation, maintenance, or even replacement of the transformer.
It's important to note that HV test results should be considered in the context of the overall condition of the transformer, as a single test result may not provide a complete picture. A holistic approach, incorporating multiple test results and other maintenance data, is essential for making informed decisions about the transformer's health and future.
Transformer Health Verification (HV) testing is a critical component of a comprehensive transformer maintenance program.hv transformer testing By regularly conducting a suite of diagnostic tests, you can gain valuable insights into the condition of your transformers and make informed decisions about their maintenance and replacement.
By understanding the importance of HV testing, the various tests involved, and how to interpret the results, you can ensure the reliability and efficiency of your power transmission and distribution systems, ultimately contributing to the overall resilience of the electrical grid.
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