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The evolution of the terms for "blue" and "green" is one of the most fascinating topics in linguistics and cognitive science. It reveals a surprisingly universal pattern: across human history and geography, blue is almost always the last basic color to be named.

Here is an explanation of why this happens and how the "blue-green" distinction evolves.

1. The Universal Hierarchy (The Berlin & Kay Theory)

In 1969, researchers Brent Berlin and Paul Kay published a groundbreaking study showing that languages don't just pick color names at random. Instead, they evolve color terms in a predictable, specific order.

Most languages follow this trajectory:

Hour	Opens	Visits	Votes
0	0	0	0
5	99	27	13
10	40	3	0
15	52	11	6
20	28	2	3
25	17	8	6
30	9	3	0
35	4	6	3
40	12	3	1

How to do things with a 2018 Honda CR-V headunit.

This is written out of my frustration with a lot of wrong info on YouTube and the like.

Model:

MY16ADA

Rooted using root-honda.

Android Version:

I followed the instructions here:

The fantastic Let’s Encrypt service lets you issue SSL/TLS certificates to devices without charge. It’s not everything you may want at the enterprise level, but for the professional in their home environment, it’s great. I wanted to replace the self-signed certificate on an HP printer I had, but it wasn’t an easy process. I’ve documented it here so it can be useful to others too. First, use certbot to generate your certificate. Run the command as follows:

certbot -d host.example.com --manual --preferred-challenges dns certonly

This will instruct you to add a TXT record to the DNS record for the host for authentication, after which you’ll receive your certificate. To convert this in to a PKCS#12 file, suitable for loading on to the printer, use the following command:

openssl pkcs12 -export -out certificate.pfx -inkey config/live/host.example.com/privkey.pem -in config/live/host.example.com/cert.pem

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

I am ryjones on github.
I am ryjones (https://keybase.io/ryjones) on keybase.
I have a public key ASDQLrht9-fPEI4_29_yQ-VDpMTOrfYPY-xqo_cKHzXpDgo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

Xcode is killing me.

I filed a bug in July 2014 that is caused by Xcode over-parsing output of build tools. This breaks our CI systems and creates load on developers asking for exceptions. The radar is 17839697 if you have access.

If you’d like to repro the bug yourself, try this:

Summary:
xcodebuild is examining the output of build tools looking for errors.
Strings with a distinct format will trigger an error, stopping the build.

	source GITHUB_TOKEN
	git clone [email protected]:hyperledger/fabric-rfcs.git
	cd fabric-rfcs/
	hub fork ryjones
	git commit -a -m "DCO" --allow-empty
	git push ryjones master
	hub pull-request
	hub delete ryjones/fabric-rfcs