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To hide when you are not currently working on them.On the Home tab, in the Environment section, click Preferences. Select > , and then adjust preference options as described in the table below.For examples and detailed information about code folding, see Fold Code.Code folding preferences do not apply in the Live Editor.OptionUsageEnable Code FoldingSpecifies whether you want code folding enabled for the programming constructs that have their corresponding Enable check box selected.EnableSpecifies whether you want code folding enabled for the corresponding Programming Construct. If you select this option for any construct, but clear the Enable Code Folding option, the construct will not have code folding enabled.Fold InitiallySpecifies whether the corresponding Programming Construct displays collapsed (folded) the first time that you open a MATLAB file. Editor/Debugger Backup Files PreferencesYou can specify if, when, and how you want MATLAB to automatically back up files that are open in the Editor.On the Home tab, in the Environment section, click Preferences. Select > , and then adjust preference options as described in the table below.Backup files preferences do not apply in the Live Editor and are not available in MATLAB Online.PreferenceUsageAutomatically create backup files while working in the MATLAB EditorSelect to have MATLAB automatically save a copy of the files you are currently editing.Save optionsSave the backup every: n minutes specifies how often you want MATLAB to save a copy of the file you are editing.Save untitled files saves a copy of new, untitled, files to Untitled.asv. When there is more than one untitled file, each additional file is saved to Untitledn.asv (where n is an integer value).Close optionsAutomatically delete backup files when the Editor closes directs MATLAB to delete the backup file when you close the source file in the Editor.To ensure clear and current backup-to-file relationships if you disable this option, when

Official Folding@home ContainersThe official Folding@home containers are designed to be simple and runin any container environment - desktop, laptop, Kubernetes, Helm,Docker Compose, OpenShift, Cloud...Containers track stable versions (2 weeks with no found bugs) of theFolding@home Client. They will run on any Linux distribution, and are basedon LTS version of Ubuntu, OpenCL, and CUDA libraries. They contain enoughutilities to exec in and be able to debug any problems.ContainersGPU container (NVIDIA) - fah-gpuGPU container (AMD) - fah-gpu-amdDeploymentsThis repo will also contain Helm templates and other deploymentscripts/tools for a variety of environments.Folding@home Container Design RulesContainers will mount all read-write state, including config.xmlwhich also has client state, into /fah/.Containerized clients will output to stdout/sterr for container logs.Containers are designed to be monitored via logs, and controlled with files.No example configurations will expose ports, and that functionality willbe configured off in examples. Folding@home was built to run ondesktops/LANs, and currently should not be exposed to the internet.Operating ContainersEach of these is explained in the container README, but they are included herefor clarity. RFC 2119 meanings.MUST mount read-writable persistent storage to /fah of the runningcontainer. Running containers MUST NOT share the same mounted directory,but directories SHOULD be reused to avoid lost Work Units.MUST create and preload a tuned config.xml in each persistentstorage directory before running the container for the first time.MUST run the container as a uid:gid, specified with with --user orequivalent, so that the running container has read-write permissions tothe persistent storage in /fah.SHOULD NOT run containers as root.SHOULD NOT expose ports to internet without firewall rules, encryption, andstrong passwords.TagsThe Folding@home client versioning is mostly SemVer, but depends on OpenMM,CUDA, and other dependencies.Calendar Versioning (CalVer), is usedstarting with 21.11.0 following the YY.0M.MICRO format:YY.0M.MICRO - follows month of release.YY.0M.MICRO-rc... - test builds of the containers, stable clients.latest - please never use latest in production, specify a

Product Daa Sheet FB300 Endurance Fan Bike (Silver) Assembly Manual FB300 Endurance Folding Treadmill Product Data Sheet T25 Endurance Folding Treadmill Assembly Manual T25 Endurance Indoor Exercise Bike Assembly Manual ESB150 Endurance Indoor Exercise Bike Product Data Sheet ESB150 Endurance Recumbent Bike Manual B5R Endurance Recumbent Bike Product Data Sheet B5R Endurance Rower Assembly Manual R300 Endurance Rower Product Data Sheet R300 Endurance T10 Commerical Treadmill (DISCONTINUED) Product Data Sheet T10HRC Endurance T10 Commerical Treadmill (DISCONTINUED) Owner's Manual T10HRC Endurance T100 Treadmill (AC) Manual T100 Endurance T100 Treadmill (DC) Manual T100 Endurance T100 Treadmill Product Data Sheet T100 Endurance T3i Treadmill (DISCONTINUED) Product Data Sheet T3 Endurance T3i Treadmill (DISCONTINUED) user's Manual T3 Endurance T6i Treadmill with Heart Rate Control Product Data Sheet T6iHRC Endurance T6i Treadmill with Heart Rate Control Owner's Manual T6iHRC Endurance TF3i Folding Treadmill (DISCONTINUED) Assembly Manual TF3i Endurance TF3i Folding Treadmill (DISCONTINUED) Product Data Sheet TF3i Endurance TF6i Folding Treadmill with Heart Rate Control Owner's Manual TF6iHRC Endurance TF6i Folding Treadmill with Heart Rate Control Product Data Sheet TF6iHRC Endurance Walking Treadmill Assembly Manual T50 Endurance Walking Treadmill Product Data Sheet T50 EXM1100S - LifeFlex Gym- DISCONTINUED Owner's Manual EXM1100S EXM1200S - PowerFlex Gym- DISCONTINUED Owner's Manual EXM1200S EXM1550LPS - Home Gym- DISCONTINUED Owner's Manual EXM1550LPS EXM1700S Home Gym- DISCONTINUED Owner's Manual EXM1700S EXM1800S Home Gym- DISCONTINUED Owner's Manual EXM1800S EXM2500B Home Gym EXM2500 Assembly Manual EXM2500B EXM2500S Home Gym EXM2500 Assembly Manual EXM2500S EXM3000LPS Gym System _PDS_0823.pdf EXM3000LPS EXM3000LPS Gym System EXM3000-V9-ASM-2022.pdf EXM3000LPS EXM4000S Gym System Owner's Manual EXM4000S EXM4000S Gym System EXM4000 Product Data Sheet EXM4000S Farmers Walk Bars _PDS.pdf BSTFWH Fitness Bar Rack Product Data Sheet GFR500 Fitness Bar Rack Owner's Manual GFR500 Fixed Weight Barbells Product Data Sheet SBB Fixed Weight Ez-Curl Barbells Product Data Sheet SBZ Flat Olympic Bench (DISCONTINUED) Owner's Manual SFB349G Flat Olympic Bench (DISCONTINUED) Product Data Sheet SFB349G Free Standing 210 Lb. Weight Stack Assembly Manual GSTCK Free Standing 210 Lb. Weight Stack Owner's Manual GSTCK Functional Trainer Accessory Rack Product Data Sheet GDCCRACK Functional Trainer Dual Press Bar Product Data Sheet GDCCBAR Functional Trainer Dual Press Bar Owner's Manual GDCCBAR FUSION 400 Personal Trainer with 210 lb. Weight Stack Owner's Manual F400-2 FUSION 400 Personal Trainer with 310 lb. Weight Stack Owner's Manual F400-3 FUSION 500 with 210 lb. Stack F500 Owner's Manual F500-2 FUSION 500 with 310 lb. Stack F500 Owner's Manual F500-3 FUSION 600 with 210 Lb. Stack Owner's Manual F600-2 FUSION 600 with 310 Lb. Stack Owner's Manual F600-3 FUSION Leg Press Attachment Owner's Manual FLP FUSION Multi-Hip Station Owner's Manual FMH FUSION Pull Up Bar Attachment Owner's Manual FPU FUSION Vertical Knee-Raise Attachment Owner's Manual FKR G Series Cable Column Attachment Owner's

Piece of equipment. With two weight stacks totalling over 460 pounds of resistance, it’s difficult to find a cable machine that offers as much resistance.With 21 different adjustments levels, as well as bodyweight options in the form of pull-ups and chin-ups, the XMARK Functional Trainer isn’t really lacking in any area that a cable machine enthusiast would want to hit.As daunting as the 1000-pound monster may appear, suggesting long tedious hours of assembly time, the XMARK Functional Trainer is actually 98 percent assembled when it ships. This leaves very little time necessary for further assembly, maximizing/prioritizing time spent training instead.GDLF LAT Pull Down Machine⭐️ Verdict: Best Stand-alone Lat Pulldown GDLF’s Lat Pulldown Machine is one of the most basic home gym cable machines on the market today. With rather limited functionality, largely isolated to overhead cable movements and rather thin steel composition, GDLF’s offering is nevertheless an attractive, inexpensive option.The GDLF Lat Pulldown Machine is best for lifters who prioritize price and space savings, but it also can be an excellent option for “single-modality” types of enthusiasts.ProsMultiple height positions to enhance comfortVery space efficientIncredibly inexpensiveConsNot overly functionalThe GDLF Lat Pulldown Machine doesn’t have the most extensive functionality, nor is it constructed of the thickest, most durable steel. However, for home gym lifters who really prioritize lat pulldown (and related) work at a very affordable price, it may be the best home gym cable machine option out there.Being a relatively light (~72 pounds) and compact (slightly larger than a 10-square foot overall footprint) the GDLF Lat Pulldown Machine is a legit space-saving option for those uninterested in larger, more grandiose machines. Despite this, multiple position rollers provide numerous height and seat adjustment options.With a little bit of creativity, lifters will be able to “unlock” a decent amount of exercise variety with the GDLF Lat Pulldown Machine. However, dual pulley, barbell, and even bodyweight options are extremely limited, if they exist at all.Mikolo Folding Squat Rack⭐️ Verdict: Best Folding Cable MachineThe Mikolo Folding Squat rack combines an extremely space-efficient design with a basic, yet perfectly functional dual-pulley system.Besides its cable system functionality, the Mikolo Folding Squat Rack also allows lifters to perform a plethora of classic power rack movements in addition to bodyweight movements.Lifters who aren’t keen to attach their gear directly into the wall may not be as interested in the Mikolo Folding Rack, but its very reasonable price point should keep it in the conversation.ProsCable pulley system is very rare in folding racksQuick and easy to open and closeAlmost non-existent footprint when foldedConsNot the most compatible with 3rd-party attachmentsMany of the best home gym cable machine options on our list have significant space-saving capabilities, features that are less common than this list would suggest. Of these, the Mikolo Folding Squat Rack likely possesses the best combination of functionality with (lack of) required space to use enjoy.Although it is marketed as more of a squat rack/power rack, the Mikolo Squat Rack has significant cable machine functionality. Its dual pulley system is

Rich with color and contrast, making the phone a winning choice for viewing videos, movies, and photos. " data-widget-type="deal" data-render-type="editorial">You want two great displays The Oppo Find N5 stuns with both its cover screen and large folding display. Not only are these the biggest screens found on any book-style folding phone, they're bright, sharp, and rich with color and contrast, making the phone a winning choice for viewing videos, movies, and photos. Don't buy it if...You want the best cameras The cameras on folding phones are rarely up to the standard of their slab phone counterparts, but the Find N5 takes another step back in the photography department to attain its slim profile. These cameras are fine, but nothing to write home about. " data-widget-type="deal" data-render-type="editorial">You want the best cameras The cameras on folding phones are rarely up to the standard of their slab phone counterparts, but the Find N5 takes another step back in the photography department to attain its slim profile. These cameras are fine, but nothing to write home about. You want something familiar I'm a big fan of Oppo's ColorOS Android wrapper, but for users who are more accustomed to Samsung or Google phones there may be a bit of a learning curve. Ironically, the amount of, ahem, inspiration Oppo takes from iOS may make jumping ship from iPhone a touch easier. " data-widget-type="deal" data-render-type="editorial">You want something familiar I'm a big fan of Oppo's ColorOS Android wrapper, but for users who are more accustomed to Samsung