 I don’t think it’s my Mac.
Aha! I just fixed the problem by hiding that floating tool palette (which was kind of annoying to begin with). Once the tool palette was gone the Perspective View panning suddenly worked great! The palette window seems to mess with trackpad events.
Anyways, hopefully this might provide a hint as to where the bug is.
It would be great if the ‘close window’ button on that particular palette worked. I just figured it was impossible to hide it until I stumbled upon the menu option.
• 1- trackpad completely unresponsive to 2finger swiping be it rotation or with the shift key, panning… the model/camera doesn’t move regardless of the actions on the trackpad.
• 2- ‘sluggish’ zoom with 2finger pinch gesture… a pinch causes the zoom to happen in what seems like slow motion… nothing else can happen until the zoom process is complete.
anyway… it seems like a complicated problem with a few temporary ‘fixes’ which users have stumbled across… i’m not really sure how exactly to communicate these issues with marlin when i’m experiencing them.
In my case turning on a layer makes panning impossible. I use a trick, miniaturise the window by clicking the yellow button top left and back again. That is makes panning possible again at least in my case. I use Yosemite 10.10 and a MacBook pro 2.3 GHz, Intel Core i7. Its is a provisional trick but maybe it works with others.
I appreciate this tip. Panning now working better for me. Yes the problem starts for me now when I select a layer. Clicking the miniaturize button works well right now. Seems to me that there are weird issues with the macbook track pads.
Professional basketball player Maya Moore, currently a member of the Minnesota Lynx of the Women's National Basketball Association, married the man she helped get out of prison.
Born in June 1989, Maya Moore was raised by Kathryn, a single mom. They spent 11 years in Jefferson City, Missouri, before eventually moving to Charlotte, North Carolina, and then to the suburbs of Atlanta.
[Jonathan] knew he wanted to marry her during his time in prison.
Maya and her mother have been inseparable since day one. Even when Maya started studying at the University of Connecticut, Kathryn moved with her. When Maya played basketball in China, Kathryn went along.
The professional basketball player also admitted that the greatest lesson she learned from her mother was to be prepared, which is probably one reason for her incredible sports career (titles in the WNBA, EuroLeague, WCBA, and other individual accolades).
If being considered one of the greatest female basketball players in history wasn't good enough, Maya Moore has proven several times that she is also very involved in social justice.
In July 2016, for example, Maya joined other WNBA players and coaches in a press conference to discuss police brutality. She admitted that they were "really hurting," especially because it was happening in their "backyard" of Minneapolis.
For that reason, they felt the need to be more humans rather than just athletes and speak up about it.
Raising her voice about police brutality is not the only thing that Maya has done to fight social injustice, though. At the height of her career, Maya decided to step away from basketball to help Jonathan Irons get out of jail.
Two decades ago, when Jonathan was 16 years old, he was tried and convicted as an adult (just like what happened to Korey Wise in 1989, a case shown in Ava DuVernay's "When They See Us") for the burglary and shooting that took place at the home of Stanley Stotler.
Although Jonathan kept claiming that he was innocent and had been wrongly identified during the lineup, he was sentenced to 50 years behind bars.
In 2007, Maya met Jonathan through a prison ministry in which her extended family in Missouri took part, and their connection was so strong that the WNBA star started looking for ways to prove his innocence and take him out of jail.
Finally, in March 2020, judge Daniel Green considered that many problems took place when the case was under investigation, mainly focusing on a fingerprint report that was never provided to Jonathan's defense team.
After spending 22 years behind bars for a crime he didn't commit, Jonathan's conviction was vacated, and he made it out of Jefferson City Correctional Center on July 1, 2020.
"I mean, I've been standing, and we've been standing for so long – it was an unplanned moment where I just felt relief."
Although Jonathan has spent most of his life in jail, he revealed that he has no hard feelings toward the man who wrongly identified him, adding that Stotler, who was shot twice at his home, was also a victim.
Two months after Jonathan was released from prison, he and Maya surprised the world after announcing that they had quietly married. Maya Moore's husband is nine years older than her, and she met him when she was 18 years old.
As The Guardian reported, Jonathan proposed to Maya shortly after being released. He pointed out, though, that he knew he wanted to marry her during his time in prison, but being in a relationship with a man in prison is "difficult and painful."
Jonathan didn't want Maya Moore to feel trapped with him either, so he waited. It was all worth it as they are happily married and enjoying their lives away from jail.
The man sitting across from me has the characteristics of every single girl’s boyfriend wish list. He is charming, handsome, well-dressed, funny and is reading (very important). His crisp white shirt and blue denims suggest that he is a casual guy with a pinch of sophistication. He would give Zac Efron competition, when flaunting his sexy pair of aviator sunnies. And then BAM! Reality strikes and I am reminded of the awful truth. I have fallen for an unattainable man. 
After years of single hood and pondering over the “male” subject, I can’t help but wonder, why are women attracted towards something that is unattainable? After all, what makes the unattainable so desirable?
It is in human nature to desire for something that we can’t attain in the easiest manner. If we are on a restricted food diet, we crave for the food that has been denied to us. The desired man is like the sinful icing of a chocolate cake. They are irresistible and have dark secrets behind them. The dictionary defines it as “impossible to achieve”. This harsh definition is the blatant truth. Like a slap on the face. It’s like my dream last week, where I was Matthew McConaughey’s wife. VERY sexy and TOTALLY unattainable. It seems ridiculous enough to even day dream about this category of men. It only leaves us with frustration, sadness and empty hopes.
There are several categories of women who attack the unattainable kind of men. From my observation and experience, I have tried to sum them up below.
There are the selfish kind. The fact that these men are desired by all these women, makes them even more attractive. The competition factor kicks in, where each woman wants to make herself look more talented, beautiful, funny and sexy to eat the biggest slice of the cake. His unattainable factor makes him the rare gem out of the whole bunch. And this is only because women want their arm around the man who is unique, different and extremely gorgeous. He is like her Chloe purse; no one in the room has it but everyone wants it/him.
Then there are the needy ones, which I also call the forbidden fruit syndrome. These women only want those men who is either committed with your best friend, or is trying to hook up with her. All the other blokes just fade away from her vision. A committed man is appealing for the only reason that he is in a relationship. Women start analysing his sensitive and committal heart. Especially in this day and age when most mean fear away from the C-word.
Some women simply love the extra drama in their lives. When they find a man who is beyond their league – they turn their lives into a classical 60s Hollywood movie and fall into self-pity. These are also moments when pursuing the unattainable’s attention is a sign of low confidence. Those moments when women don’t have the courage to bust their ego and make the first move. Men are known for their tacky pick-up lines but never have I heard a nasty one from the ladies.
I understand that this post is now turning into a sexist documentation of my feelings, so I will cover it up by categorising myself in one of the above categories of women. But a secret one.
And then, while sitting on that crowded bus, that innocent man is perfect in the way an unattainable man can be. Exactly the way it is in the movies and in my dreams. His perfect hair doesn’t get spoiled by the wind and he never has a bad breath. And I would like to end on that happy note. My life is complicated enough for random pessimistic thoughts besides, that crisp white shirt was probably a gift from his real-life girlfriend.
Q: dual variable of dual problem is a solution for primal problem in SDP? Hello I have a question on the dual variable in SDP problem
Actually, I'm reading the papers about QCR ( reformulating the 0-1 QCQP problem into a convex problem with tightest bound), but I will skip the detail and ask you the one that I haven't understood.
Here is a SDP problem