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A Casino is a facility for certain types of gambling. Casinos are often built near or combined with hotels, resorts, restaurants, retail shopping, cruise ships, and other tourist attractions.

Casino games generally fall into several categories: gaming machines such as slot machines, table games such as blackjack, roulette, baccarat, and craps, and random number games such as keno and bingo.[1][2] Most games offered have mathematically determined odds that ensure the house holds an advantage over the players, an advantage known as the house edge.[3] In games where patrons play against each other, such as poker, the venue instead takes a commission called the rake.[4] Some games involve an element of skill, while others depend entirely on chance.

The first known European gambling house was the Ridotto, established in Venice in 1638.[5] During the 19th and 20th centuries casinos spread across Europe and the United States, with Las Vegas and Monte Carlo becoming internationally recognized gambling destinations.[6] In recent decades the industry has expanded rapidly through legalization in new jurisdictions and the growth of online platforms.

Modern casinos rely on extensive security to deter cheating, theft, and fraud by patrons and staff alike, including surveillance cameras, trained personnel, and electronic monitoring of games.[7] Many also use technologies such as chip tracking and automated wheels to detect statistical irregularities.[8] Responsible-gambling programs, self-exclusion schemes, and regulatory oversight are commonly implemented to limit problem gambling and underage participation.

Economically, casinos can generate significant revenue and employment through gaming taxes and tourism.[9] Their social impact remains debated, with research linking gambling availability to addiction and financial hardship for a minority of players.[10] Governments regulate the industry through licensing, taxation, and advertising restrictions, and the legality of casino gambling varies widely between countries and jurisdictions.

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Shoutout to fred, who pointed out that classicalradio.com was not available for playlists on difm.sandshark.be.

I told him I’d give it a shot when I had some time…

Well, it turned out to be a breeze.
Some more code and params were added, but in the image the meat of the new functionality.
I tried, but unfortunately, there were no 320kbps streams available for classical radio.

Enjoy the classical tunes and keep the feedback coming!

Tags: classicalradio.com, download, m3u, playlist, pls, premium
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By request a quality setting has been added to difm.sandshark.be.

320kbps mp3 quality is only available for difm, 128kbps and below work on the other sites as well!

Enjoy!

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As you might have noticed, I updated difm.sandshark.be last week, bringing the symfony version to 3 and using an out of the  box cache component for guzzle, which made the code a whole lot less complicated.

Unfortunately due to some changes  in streaming fees for audioaddict inc. they had to disable the free streaming option.
And since it wasn’t usefull to offer the free option anymore, I decided to remove it, and simplify that part of the code as well.

I hope you’ll still enjoy the good tunes, be it paying or on trial accounts!

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There sometimes seems to be some strange logic in the channel keys for difm.sandshark.be.
Hence I created a test to see if all the generated url’s are working.

The latest result, 330 channels in 10 minutes:

Note

For the non technical people who might be trying to understand the code, status code 200 means OK 😉

Update

RockRadio and JazzRadio have been added and tested in the same way, 464 channels checked in 14 minutes!
Also the interface has been updated to reflect the new options with ‘moar responsiveness’.

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As a di.fm premium user, one thing that bothered me is that there currently is no option to download a playlist containing all channels.
There is an option to download your favorite channels, but I just wanted all channels especially when every once in a while a new channel pops up.
And I did not want to manage my favorites all the time just to have an up to date playlist.

That is why, when I needed something to hone my symfony skills on, I decided to take the matter in my own hands and made a little script to generate all channel playlists for premium members.

So the DI.fm playlist generator is born.

Features

• Generate premium playlist
• Alphabetically sorted
• .pls and m3u playlist formats

Planned Features

• Add an option for non-premium users
• Make playlists for other sites
• Quality settings option
• And more.

Note: This script requires your ‘di.fm Listen Key’ when the premium option is selected, which you can find in the settings of your di.fm account
THIS IS NOT YOUR ACCOUNT PASSWORD!

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I was having some fun with JS-Objects, and ended up with a random password generator!

check it in action here: http://password.sandshark.be/

Tags: password generator javascript
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Here are some cool html5 sites worth checking out if you havent allready,
best in google chrome, but most of m will work on firefox too.

ballpool experimenral

Polariods photo presentation

Darkroom html5 photoshop (light)?

Chain reaction Ooh to bad theres no highscores

Off to play some more chain reaction 🙂

Tags: html5 demos
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This might not be news for people that belong to the small intersection of persons that are linux geeks and hardcore EVE fans,
but i guess this is more aimed at the gamers that are running ubuntu and switch to winhoze to check some market orders or change some skills.

Allright, pew pew!

Unfortunately no, I’m limiting my actions to changing skills, market, mail transporting stuff in highsec and the likes,
just because i don’t feel that in PVP combat running EVE-Online on linux will do you much good.
(In case someone has ubuntu+linux+pvp experiences please drop a line,
or perhaps I shall test on SISI later 😉 )
But for all relatively secure things you can do it is not a problem.

Installing Wine and EVE-Online

First and for all you will need to install wine, witch is easy enough to find in the ubuntu software center and should require no further configuration at all.

Once this is done you can download the, preferably offline version, of the EVE installer from the official website.
When the download is complete, go to the folder you saved the installer in and right click it,
now click op open with wine windows program loader to start installing, click trought the install and wait until it’s complete.

That was easy!

It was, wasn’t it, a real walk in the park, now lets start up the client and start gaming!

Oh wait, what is this, an empty EULA window to accept, and can’t scroll to the bottom of.
Damn it, our plans are foiled. But not to worry, this is caused because the font eve uses isn’t by default installed on ubuntu.

To install this font, install the arial font installer (trough wine) that you can download here.
Now launch the client again, and if all goes well you should now have text!

Accept the EULA and log in, you are set!

What about updates?

Every update seems to fail, fortunaly CCP has provided with a handy repair tool that launches automaticly.
Oh no! now that failes too!

Somehow by clicking back/cancel and retying  the repair tool it works, and the update can complete.

Thats all i have for now, and it is still running! (crosses fingers)

Tags: EVE-Online, Ubuntu, Wine
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