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http://zippy1981.blogspot.com/2008/01/i-am-not-man-who-calls-himself-zippy.html | code | That being said, I recently became aware of a blogger that calls himself Zippy Catholic. I happen to be a practicing Catholic, and some might think I've created that blog to present my viewpoints that are particularly Catholic. This is not the case.
I was referred to this blog via one I subscribe to, Code Monkey Ramblings. The particular article was Single People and Women Should Receive Less Pay For Equivalent Work. Well I disagree. Perhaps I might explain why one day. However for now I will say I agree with this argument:
My specific economical views will hopefully get discussed here in the future. For now, you can assume His Holiness might just excommunicate me for my economical views, or maybe suggest I become a Jesuit Priest. One might assume me to be an Evangelical Christian if discussing economics or politics. Well I think the "religious right" is shifting back to a Jimmy Carter-ish
left. Us Americans often forget that he was the man that introduced many outside the bible belt to the term "Evangelical Christian."
A few more issues I'd like to quickly touch upon. I read my doopleganger's blog profile and would like to point out a few ways we are different:
- The other Zippy has Academic Degrees. I have a high school diploma, a drivers license and a bartending certificate
- The other zippy has 5 software patents, I am against software patents. Of course I don't know what I would do if I was caleld into my bosses office and told to fill out patent forms for some piece of code I was working on. Its easy to take a firm moral stand when it doesn't affect you.
- The other zippy currently fufills executive roles. I am am quite clearly a developer | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2018-26/segments/1529267868876.81/warc/CC-MAIN-20180625185510-20180625205510-00204.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2018-26 | 1,673 | 8 |
https://taskvio.com/bots/rgb-to-hexa/ | code | RGB TO HEX converter tool is really used for those who like to code and those people who usually develop websites and design it. While designing your website you have to idea how you’re gonna convert your website into and how it's going to look like.
But at some point, there are so many times you struggle with website design and because of its colour combination or whatever colour you want you won't be able to figure out what code you should put so that the colour will be fixed and it will look as you want.
Because most of the time even in photoshop the colour formate are in RGB format right then how you're going to put that colour as in code it hard to convert your exact colour code in HTML format, so this is going to help you with that and you need not worry about any things you just have to create your unique colour here and it will automatically be converted into hex code so you can copy it by just simply clicking on it.
After you convert your Colour in the code and copy it then you will be able to best this code in HTML or CSS code and it will work perfectly.
To Use this tool you just have to do some simple steps are as follows:
First, you have to go to our website home Search for this tool by scrolling down the cursor Or going to the home page and just press ctrl + F and then type RGB TO Hex so it will show you the tool instantly, and you don't have to scroll down and find each of the tools, which one is that and where.
After finding this tool just click on it to open this tool
Now that you can simply adjust your colour of RGB by moving it left to right of the RGB button or simply you can put numbers or you can control it by upland down button which is given in the RGB Colour customizable tool.
After you make you colour correct then you can simply copy the code which is automatically converted in HEX code and then you will be able to put your Code in the HTML and CSS coding sheet.
So this is how it works and makes your work very easy.
A. Yes, You Are Able To Convert The RGB TO HEX In A Really Simple Way.
A. No, You Don't Need To Add Any Kind Of Formula To Convert RGB To HEX. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2023-50/segments/1700679100229.44/warc/CC-MAIN-20231130161920-20231130191920-00845.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2023-50 | 2,119 | 12 |
http://www.webascender.com/Blog/ID/162/Doing-web-design-with-Adobe-Fireworks | code | Web design with Adobe Fireworks from Web Ascender on Vimeo.
Ryan recorded a short 10 minute video on doing very basic web design layout. Future tutorials on the way.
This video covers the basics on using Adobe Fireworks for creating a website. Future videos will cover more detailed examples of some of the techniques seen in this video.
Stay current on all things Web Ascender by subscribing to our RSS feed for regular company updates, internet marketing tips, and industry news. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2013-48/segments/1386164022934/warc/CC-MAIN-20131204133342-00017-ip-10-33-133-15.ec2.internal.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2013-48 | 481 | 4 |
http://mandajanee.blogspot.com/2009/05/bruce-you-stubborn-thing.html | code | This past week Bruce, my computer, decided that it wanted to be lame and not connect to the internet. I took it to the computer help desk guy (remember him? He's amazing) to have him (who ended up being a different him, a guy named Michael from my D&C class) take a look and fix whatever was wrong. He took a look and fixed it.
Or so he said. I took my computer home only to discover that it still wouldn't connect to the internet. Big problem, considering how many of my class assignments are online. I called Michael and told him the problem and he said they'd have to wipe the whole hard drive clean and take it back to the I-just-bought-this type setting. Fine, I backed up everything and sent Bruce on in to be reborn. Shortly after dropping the computer off, I got a phone call telling me I needed to have these certain start up disks and without them they couldn't do whatever it is there were gonna do. I have those disks, just not here. They're somewhere buried in my closet back home.
I decided to take my computer home and try one of the special tricks I learned last semester, since the computer guys didn't have an alternative solution on how to get the internet working. I did my thing. I'm so online on my laptop right now.
Can I get a "booya, grandma!"? (that was for you, Miriam)
Also, I made a stir fry type dish tonight from scratch without a recipe. It was delicious. I cut up a chicken breast, cooked it in olive oil and a bit of soy sauce, tossed in some bell peppers and some salt and pepper and more olive oil and soy sauce. I decided to be daring and added a good amount of ground ginger and then I let it all simmer for a bit while I prepared some corn tortillas. Ate it like a taco. Not gonna lie, it was pretty darn good. Next time I'm going to change it up a bit and by the end of the semester I'll have perfected it. :) | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2018-22/segments/1526794866894.26/warc/CC-MAIN-20180524224941-20180525004941-00336.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2018-22 | 1,849 | 5 |
https://www.thewindowsclub.com/windows-10-protection-depriz-malware-attacks | code | Increasing dependence on computers has made them susceptible to cyber-attacks and other nefarious designs. A recent incident in the Middle East took place, where multiple organizations fell victim to targeted and destructive attacks (Depriz Malware attack) that wiped data from computers provides a glaring example of this act.
Depriz Malware Attacks
Most computer related problems come uninvited and cause huge intended damages. This can be minimized or averted if there are appropriate security tools in place. Fortunately, Windows Defender and Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection Threat Intelligence teams provide round-the-clock protection, detection, and response to these threats.
Microsoft observed the Depriz infection chain is set into motion by an executable file written to a hard disk. It mainly contains the malware components that are encoded as fake bitmap files. These files start to spread across the network of an enterprise, once the executable file is run.
The identity of the following files was revealed as Trojan fake bitmap images when decoded.
- PKCS12 – a destructive disk wiper component
- PKCS7 – a communication module
- X509 – 64-bit variant of the Trojan/implant
Depriz malware then overwrites data in the Windows Registry configuration database, and in system directories, with an image file. It also attempts to disable UAC remote restrictions by setting the LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicy registry key value to “1”.
The outcome of this event – once this is done, the malware connects to the target computer and copies itself as %System%\ntssrvr32.exe or %System%\ntssrvr64.exe before setting either a remote service called “ntssv” or a scheduled task.
Finally, Depriz malware installs the wiper component as %System%\<random name>.exe. It can use other names as well to imitate file names of legitimate system tools. The wiper component features encoded files in its resources as fake bitmap images.
The first encoded resource is a legitimate driver called RawDisk from the Eldos Corporation that allows a user mode component raw disk access. The driver is saved to your computer as %System%\drivers\drdisk.sys and installed by creating a service pointing to it using “sc create” and “sc start”. In addition to this, the malware also attempts to overwrite user data in different folders such as Desktop, downloads, pictures, documents, etc.
Finally, When you attempt to restart the computer after shutting down, it just refuses to load and is unable to find the operating system because the MBR was overwritten. The machine is no longer in a state to boot properly. Fortunately, Windows 10 users are safe since, the OS features a built-in proactive security components, such as Device Guard, that mitigates this threat by restricting execution to trusted applications and kernel drivers.
In addition, Windows Defender detects and remediates all components on endpoints as Trojan:Win32/Depriz.A!dha, Trojan:Win32/Depriz.B!dha, Trojan:Win32/Depriz.C!dha, and Trojan:Win32/Depriz.D!dha.
Even if an attack has occurred, Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) can handle it since it is a post-breach security service designed to protect, detect and respond to such unwanted threats in Windows 10, says Microsoft.
The whole incident regarding Depriz malware attack came into light when computers at unnamed oil companies in Saudi Arabia were rendered unusable after a malware attack. Microsoft dubbed the malware “Depriz” and the attackers “Terbium”, as per the company’s internal practice of naming threat actors after chemical elements. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2022-05/segments/1642320303717.35/warc/CC-MAIN-20220121222643-20220122012643-00535.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2022-05 | 3,618 | 16 |
https://lists.debian.org/debian-cd/2021/01/msg00008.html | code | The7up originally wrote:
> ... > It looks like isorecorder not available since a while ago. May I
> ... > remove it from the list in w.d.o/faq/CD index page?
> ... > At the same time, rufus (https://rufus.ie/ [rufus.ie]) should be
> ... > mentioned as a great app on Windows to make bootable usb stick from
> ... > iso (GNU licensing, source code available on GitLab)
Lou Poppler wrote:
> > > If you want to recommend rufus, please do so ONLY with a prominent,
> > > un-ignoreable warning explaining that the user MUST select rufus'
> > > "DD mode" at the prompt immediately before writing the media.
> > I understand that manual selection of this mode has been removed in
> > favor of automatic detection of dd candidates:
> > https://github.com/pbatard/rufus/issues/1148#issuecomment-395562137
Lou Poppler wrote:
> I corresponded with rufus's author Pete Batard, including some logs from
> #debian discussing my testing of rufus, and he kindly returned a lengthy
> response to my email.
On Thu, 1 Oct 2020, Pete Batard <[email protected]> wrote:
> > > > Now the one thing that might have thrown this user off is that Rufus
> > > > always prompts to download these components BEFORE it asks to choose
> > > > between ISO and DD mode,
Then i misunderstood that GitHub issue post from 2018.
So yes, the urge to use DD mode should be very visible within the advise
to copy a Debian amd64, i386, or arm64 ISO flatly to an USB-Stick.
I know that Pete Batard prefers other methods. But the flat copy is what
our ISOs strive for on the first hand.
Pete Batard wrote:
> > > > DD-mode image writing does often throw
> > > > Windows people off, as they think that their drive has been reduced in
> > > > size to just the ESP since Windows will not mount the main, larger
> > > > installation partition.
I wonder whether that problem is resolved by the new layout of Ubuntu 20.10
which is a GPT variation of my proposals for debian-cd:
To my theory, the unwillingness of MS-Windows to show the ISO partition of
the current Debian ISO layout is in its partition type 0x00, which is
needed to keep the nested MBR partition layout legal for EFI.
My proposed layout without nested partitions makes it possible to have
a conventional partition type for the ISO partition or to use a GPT instead
of an MBR partition table.
Have a nice day :) | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2023-50/segments/1700679100489.16/warc/CC-MAIN-20231203062445-20231203092445-00885.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2023-50 | 2,325 | 40 |
https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/pan-os/8-0/pan-os-web-interface-help/network/network-dhcp/dhcp-relay.html | code | DHCP Relay Settings
Name of the interface that will be the DHCP relay agent.
IPv4 / IPv6
Select the type of DHCP server and IP address you will specify.
DHCP Server IP Address
Enter the IP address of the DHCP server to and from which you will relay DHCP messages.
If you selected IPv6 as the IP address protocol for the DHCP server and specified a multicast address, you must also specify an outgoing interface. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2019-43/segments/1570986673250.23/warc/CC-MAIN-20191017073050-20191017100550-00131.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2019-43 | 411 | 7 |
https://p2p.wrox.com/classic-asp-basics/27861-enctype-multipart-form-data-issue.html | code | I just read the manual about the aspupload. First you have to use the following format for <form> tag:
<FORM NAME="MyForm" METHOD="POST" ENCTYPE="multipart/form-data"
in the :Uploads1.asp page, before you retrive any data from form, you have to write the following two lines:
Set Upload = Server.CreateObject("Persits.Upload.1")
Count = Upload.Save("c:\upload")
After you call the Save function, all the data in the form are stored in two collections: Files and Form. so you use:
For Each File in Upload.Files
to retrieve the file.
to retrieve individual item data.
You can check the following website:
Hope it'll give you some help! | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2021-04/segments/1610703513144.48/warc/CC-MAIN-20210117174558-20210117204558-00075.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2021-04 | 633 | 11 |
https://jakesfreehypnosis.com/i-love-prosperity/robert-kiyosaki-1-signs-you-will-never-get-rich-rich-dad-poor-dad/ | code | Robert Kiyosaki: #1 Signs You Will Never Get Rich (Rich Dad Poor Dad)
In this video we talk to Robert Kiyosaki who explains rich dad poor dad principles necessary for you to get rich. There’s a lot of people that need to hear this message.
#RobertKiyosaki #RichDadPoorDad #RichDad
616 total views, 1 views today | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2023-06/segments/1674764500042.8/warc/CC-MAIN-20230203024018-20230203054018-00559.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2023-06 | 313 | 4 |
https://sourceforge.net/p/webcalendar/news/2007/08/webcalendar-appliance-for-vmware-available/ | code | WebCalendar is a PHP application used to maintain a calendar for a single user or an intranet group of users. It can also be configured as an event calendar.
The first release of the WebCalendar Appliance is available:
The appliance for VMWare includes: Ubuntu 7.04 server (Linux 2.6.20), Apache 2, PHP, MySQL, phpMyAdmin and WebCalendar 1.0.5. This new appliance makes it fast and simple to try out WebCalendar without requiring users to install tons of other software like Linux, Apache/PHP and MySQL.
Log in to post a comment. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2017-04/segments/1484560280891.90/warc/CC-MAIN-20170116095120-00141-ip-10-171-10-70.ec2.internal.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2017-04 | 529 | 4 |
http://albion-fic.livejournal.com/ | code | - (no subject)
- November 30th, 11:18
I was just idly wondering this so I looked it up -
Number 1 in the UK charts when Carl was born was You're The One That I Want by John Travolta and Olivia Newton John
Number 1 in the UK charts when Peter was born was I Will Survive by Gloria Gaynor
If those aren't fic prompts I don't know what are! | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2016-50/segments/1480698541317.69/warc/CC-MAIN-20161202170901-00490-ip-10-31-129-80.ec2.internal.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2016-50 | 337 | 6 |
https://classiccmp.org/mailman3/hyperkitty/list/[email protected]/message/QWS2H7BR6VH5YO5GAC4ZUFAEYORGKQ5B/ | code | "Stan Sieler" <ss(a)allegro.com> wrote:
Stan (Background GIFs: just say NO!) Sieler
I find that if I drag my mouse with the select button
I can at least read the darn things. What is even worse
is when the picture file is corrupted.
I'm sure they payed a lot to some jerk to make the
web page without thinking about what browser would
be looking at it. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2024-10/segments/1707947474697.2/warc/CC-MAIN-20240228044414-20240228074414-00476.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2024-10 | 352 | 8 |
https://support.supermetrics.com/support/solutions/articles/19000127758-facebook-ads-conversion-window-adjustment-june-29th-2021 | code | Based on reported issues and feedback, we will make a slight adjustment to the settings available in the Conversion window option for the Facebook Ads data source. The current default setting has been found to be confusing in the cases where the user is using SKAdNetwork Campaigns and is leading to unexpected behavior for some types of conversions, like video views or from Instagram-related ads.
This change will take place on June 29th, 2021, for most of our products.
The change will be to update the current default value text from "7 d click (default)" to "Default attribution". The "7 d click" option will be added back as a manual choice.
Example from Google Sheets showing the change:
This change should have little to no negative impact on existing queries using the current "7 d click (default)" setting and not require query updates by users. In most cases, it will swap from the old default to the new default option automatically and continue to return Facebook's default attribution window of 7 day click after the change. For others having missing video conversion data or discrepancies, this change should fix those problems. Users with SKAdNetwork campaigns should use the "Default attribution" option.
In the rare case that a previously working query starts to show incorrect data after the 29th, please compare your Conversion window settings to what is in Facebook Ad Manager. It may need to manually adjusted to match. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2021-31/segments/1627046154798.45/warc/CC-MAIN-20210804080449-20210804110449-00291.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2021-31 | 1,441 | 6 |
https://feedback.photoshop.com/conversations/adobe-premiere-elements/premiere-elements-shuts-down-when-attempting-to-select-a-save-location/5f5f450f4b561a3d4231f08b | code | Premiere Elements: shuts down when attempting to select a save location
When creating a new project in PRE10, when selecting to browse to select a project save location, the software returns an Application Error: The instruction at "0x005f150e" referenced memory at "0x00000014." The memory could not be "read". Click OK to terminate the program. Click on CANCEL to debug. Clicking either one shuts down the program. This happens on two computers -- one running XP and one running Windows 7, but not on others on the same network. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2020-50/segments/1606141747887.95/warc/CC-MAIN-20201205135106-20201205165106-00016.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2020-50 | 530 | 2 |
https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/85252-choose-the-next-helpdesk-features-close-ticket-while-making-it | code | Choose The Next HelpDesk Features: Close Ticket while making it
This is a discussion on the "Close Ticket while making it" entry in the Choose The Next HelpDesk Features SpiceList
Not sure it's on there - we often make tickets of phone calls and it would be good to just open & close in one quick swoop. Then the user would only get one email describing the full ticket, instead of an open & close email
...and how to do this using the web GUI?
currently this would require something like via email...
Subject: laptop broken
#created by [email protected] (boring and with no look-ahead)
#related to computer-name (not available yet!)
Have replaced the user with a very small shell script.
This is hardly ideal! Also the web-GUI should do everything, without the need to go back to email... sometimes email is easier, certainly if remote but as email provides no way to look at the ticket status this can lead to total confusion if working in a team of more then one or two people.
Add this please! | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2018-51/segments/1544376823303.28/warc/CC-MAIN-20181210034333-20181210055833-00024.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2018-51 | 1,010 | 11 |
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sdkfornet/latest/apidocs/items/TRDSEndpointNET45.html | code | AWS services or capabilities described in AWS Documentation may vary by region/location. Click Getting Started with Amazon AWS to see specific differences applicable to the China (Beijing) Region.
Version: (assembly version)
public class Endpoint : Object
The Endpoint type exposes the following members
|Endpoint()||Empty constructor used to set properties independently even when a simple constructor is available|
Gets and sets the property Address.
Specifies the DNS address of the DB instance.
Gets and sets the property HostedZoneId.
Specifies the ID that Amazon Route 53 assigns when you create a hosted zone.
Gets and sets the property Port.
Specifies the port that the database engine is listening on.
Supported in: 4.5, 4.0, 3.5
.NET for Windows Store apps:
Supported in: Windows 8.1, Windows 8
.NET for Windows Phone:
Supported in: Windows Phone 8.1 | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2018-17/segments/1524125945724.44/warc/CC-MAIN-20180423031429-20180423051429-00009.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2018-17 | 860 | 16 |
http://imgur.com/gallery/5RCvD | code | Making a Hall switched sensor for my Mendel Prusa i1 3D Printer.
This sensor is for the Z axis, and works by using a hall sensor that reacts to proximity of a magnet. The basic idea is, you place a magnet on the carriage, and fix the sensor to the frame where the magnet will reach the detector. When triggered, it sets the endstop value as activated, and the printer stops moving the z axis.
I wanted to use a variable sensor on the Z axis, that is to say, I wanted a method of manually adjusting the Z home reference point, and the mechanical switch was driving me crazy. The vanilla build was really annoying to change when calibrating, so I constructed screw adjusted one in mechanno. This allowed me to loosen or tighten a bolt, and change the hight. It was too flimsy, and had inherent wobble that meant it was not suitable in the long run.
It was useful enough to demonstrate the principle, and spurred me to look at other variable methods such as the reference build: http://reprap.org/wiki/Hall-%CE%98 | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2017-04/segments/1484560279176.20/warc/CC-MAIN-20170116095119-00562-ip-10-171-10-70.ec2.internal.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2017-04 | 1,010 | 4 |
https://forums.developers.ringcentral.com/questions/1261/allow-other-ringcentral-accounts-to-authorize-my-app-to-fetch-call-logs.html | code | I have a requirement to allow users to authorize my app to access their call logs. Is there any way I can do this or I have to ask for their APP ID and APP SECRET in a form?
HipChat integration with RingCentral? 5 Answers
API Call log result no records 6 Answers | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2019-26/segments/1560627998298.91/warc/CC-MAIN-20190616202813-20190616224813-00076.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2019-26 | 262 | 3 |
https://www.dataidols.com/summer-school/introduction-to-python-libraries-and-algorithms-for-machine-learning/ | code | You can watch the video below. Let us know if you learn something new or useful by tweeting us @DataIdols.
This session aims to give an introduction to machine learning implementation for Python, using key libraries. This introduction will also include a brief introduction to the key logic used under the hood of these libraries, in order to implement machine learning methods such as regression, clustering, and classification
More data science events, resources and blogs to interest you 👀 | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2023-40/segments/1695233510208.72/warc/CC-MAIN-20230926111439-20230926141439-00251.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2023-40 | 495 | 3 |
https://community.helpsystems.com/knowledge-base/tango04/visual-message-center/VISUAL-Message-Center-ThinkServer/Migrate-ODBC-data-sources/ | code | To migrate ODBC data sources, perform the following steps:
1. Start regedit.exe. 2. Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ODBC\ODBC.INI, and highlight the ODBC.INI key in the left pane. 3. From the Registry menu, select Export Registry File. 4. Select odbc.reg, and save it to a network share. 5. Go to your target machine and browse to the same key in the registry. Right-click ODBC.INI and choose Rename. As a backup, rename ODBC.INI as ODBC.INI.OLD. 6. Highlight ODBC.INI's parent registry key (ODBC). 7. From the Registry menu, select Import Registry File and browse to the network share where you saved odbc.reg. Double-click odbc.reg to import it. 8. Test your applications that use the data sources to verify that the import worked properly.
Remember, you can always roll back by renaming ODBC.INI.OLD to ODBC.INI.
Still have questions? We can help. Submit a case to Technical Support. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2021-43/segments/1634323584913.24/warc/CC-MAIN-20211016170013-20211016200013-00158.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2021-43 | 888 | 4 |
https://support.bankingcrowded.com/hc/en-us/articles/20933408199569-Application-status | code | This article covers the following topics:
- How will I know if my application is approved?
- Can details submitted on an application be changed later?
- Why is my application pending?
- Does Crowded save the documents I submit?
How will I know if my application is approved?
Once your application is approved, you will receive an email notification and your account balance will appear as $0.00 on your dashboard.
Why is my application pending?
If your application is pending, some information that was submitted was not able to be verified. You may be required to submit some additional documents to complete the application process. There may be an issue with non-matching information (address, name, ID, etc). If this is the case, you will receive a notification on your admin dashboard outlining the documents you will need to submit to finish verifying your application.
If you are not able to find the documents needed to finish verifying your application, reach out to the support team.
Can details submitted on an application be changed later?
Details submitted on an application can only be changed manually by getting in contact with the support team.
Does Crowded save the documents I submit?
Crowded only uses documents submitted for verification purposes. Your information will not be stored for further use. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2024-18/segments/1712296816587.89/warc/CC-MAIN-20240413083102-20240413113102-00844.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2024-18 | 1,321 | 14 |
https://www.rasgoml.com/careers | code | No brilliant jerks. While we know our skills well, we recognize that we don’t know everything. Through the lense of striving for growth, we give each other immediate feedback; the good, the bad, and the ugly. We operate as a team, we ask for help, and we guide each other through solving hard problems.
Before making big decisions, we test our hypothesis in <5 days. We are innovative, agile and action oriented. We operate with a sincere sense of urgency to release new features, fix bugs, and make our users successful this second, not tomorrow. Our persistent pursuit of creative excellence keeps us and our clients ahead in this rapidly changing world.
We’re overly transparent about the state of the business and work together to keep an open, trusted channel of communication. We’re no bullshit. We disperse all information to our team to make informed decisions and improvements.
We act like we own the business because we do. We live by the idea of extreme ownership. We know our domain, own our mistakes and work together to mitigate risks as they occur.
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http://turbocontrol.com/TechTips/20010629.htm | code | The TApdTapiDevice component uses TAPI (Telephony API). This component is used for recording or playing wave files in voice applications when the EnableVoice property is set to True. This article is designed to clarify how the connection is handled and what events are generated when using TAPI to establish a connection.
TAPI Pro And Con
TAPI has the advantage of selecting the modem by name instead of by port number. TAPI should also give you a pre-configured modem, based on the modem's INF settings. TAPI will also let you co-exist with other TAPI applications using the port. For example, if you have another TAPI application waiting for calls, you can open that port with TAPI to send a fax without having to shut down the other application.
The downside is that the modem's INF could be faulty (usually updating the modem drivers will fix this). There is also the need to add a few more lines of code to open the TAPI device (ConfigAndOpen and wait for the OnTapiPortOpen) and to close it (CancelCall and wait for the OnTapiPortClose).
TAPI Dial Method
TApdTapiDevice generates OnTapiStatus events during the dialing process. If a modem connection is not established, an OnTapiFail event is generated. If a connection is established, an OnTapiConnect event is generated, the associated TApdComPort is opened, and the OnTapiPortOpen event is generated.
Once the connection is established, the TApdTapiDevice is no longer directly used. At this point the TApdComPort is in control until the call is terminated. The application should not simply close the TApdComPort because that would not disconnect the modem connection. Instead, the application must direct TAPI to close the connection by calling the CancelCall method of ApdTapiDevice. The TApdTapiDevice then breaks the connection with the modem, closes the associated TApdComPort, and generates the OnTapiPortClose event.
If a dial attempt fails due to a busy signal or other error, TApdTapiDevice can try the call again. This is controlled by the MaxAttempts Property, which determines how many times Dial tries the call, and RetryWait, which determines how long (in seconds) Dial waits before retrying a failed call.
The TApdTapiDevice.AutoAnswer method tells TAPI that we are interested in accepting incoming calls. Once we answer a call, TAPI does not notify us that a new call is being received until we call AutoAnswer again. So, to answer the next call, you need to call AutoAnswer again.
To terminate the call, use the CancelCall method and the OnTapiFail event will be generated. You want to call your AutoAnswer again in the OnTapiFail event. You'll also want to set EnableVoice before calling AutoAnswer. If there was no connection established, then you donít want to CancelCall because OnTapiFail will not fire and AutoAnswer will not be called.
TAPI does not provide a consistent notification when a
voice connection is
Hearing from customers time and time again about how the OnTapiFail does not always fire after a CancelCall. As a backup plan you might set a flag and a timer on in the OnConnect event to let you know there was a call. The timer is there in case the OnTapiFail event does not fire, then call AutoAnswer in the timer code.
It's basically the same thing as why you can't tell when
the remote actually answers. The modem and TAPI can't tell when voice energy
enters or leaves the line. TAPI will usually (not always) detect a remote
hang-up after about 60 seconds of dead time, and you should get the OnTapiFail
event. This isn't consistent between modems or TAPI versions. I've seen some
modem/TAPI combinations that wouldn't generate any events, so you'd have to use
a timer to detect when nothing has happened for a while. The TapiTest project
TAPI Failure Codes
It all boils down to how the TAPI responses are generated and handled. If the call terminates (either normally or abnormally) we get the TAPI failure message and generate the OnTapiFail event. You can get TAPI's reason for the failure in the FailureCode property from that event. TAPI's reason for the failure may not always be accurate, but it's what we have to work with. The TAPI failure codes are in AdTUtil.pas, look at the LineDisconnectMode_ and LineErr_ constants.
You can also get some failure notifications from the OnTapiLog event including TapiBusy. CancelCall can take a few seconds (TAPI does some things with the modem and port, etc). Make sure you are waiting for the OnTapiPortClose event (and/or the OnTapiFail).
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https://www.arxiv-vanity.com/papers/1407.1269/ | code | January 13, 2023
Status and prospects for and Lorentz invariance violation searches in neutral meson mixing
Jeroen van Tilburg and Maarten van Veghel
Nikhef National Institute for Subatomic Physics, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
An overview of current experimental bounds on violation in neutral meson mixing is given. New values for the asymmetry in the and systems are deduced from published BaBar, Belle and LHCb results. With dedicated analyses, LHCb will be able to further improve the bounds on violation in the , and systems. Since violation implies violation of Lorentz invariance in an interacting local quantum field theory, the observed asymmetry will exhibit sidereal- and boost-dependent variations. Such -violating and Lorentz-violating effects are accommodated in the framework of the Standard-Model Extension (SME). The large boost of the neutral mesons produced at LHCb results in a high sensitivity to the corresponding SME coefficients. For the and systems, using existing LHCb results, we determine with high precision the SME coefficients that are not varying with sidereal time. With a full sidereal analysis, LHCb will be able to improve the existing SME bounds in the , and systems by up to two orders of magnitude.
In the weak interaction of the Standard Model, the symmetries under transformations of charge conjugation (), parity (), and time reversal () are broken. Nevertheless, the combined transformation is observed to be an exact fundamental symmetry of nature. From a theoretical perspective, symmetry is required by any Lorentz-invariant, local quantum field theory. Many experimental searches for violation have been performed over the last decades. Interferometry in the particle-antiparticle mixing of neutral mesons is a natural and very sensitive method to search to deviations from invariance. Since most tests have been performed with neutral kaons, progress can still be made in the , and systems.
As violation implies Lorentz violation in an interacting local quantum field theory , any -violating observable must also break Lorentz invariance. In the framework of the Standard Model Extension [2, 3] (SME), spontaneous violation and Lorentz invariance violation appear in a low-energy effective field theory. In this sense, small -violating effects at low energies provide a window to the quantum gravity scale . Such effects are expected to be suppressed by , with the Planck mass and the relevant low-energy mass, which depends on the underlying unified theory and possibly ranges from the mass of the neutral meson to the electroweak mass [5, *Kostelecky:1994rn]. The Lorentz violation introduces a boost- and direction-dependent variation in the -violating parameters. From an experimental point of view, the direction dependence results in a modulation with the sidereal phase. Such modulations would provide an unambiguous signature of violation.
We will show that a high sensitivity to these effects can be obtained by exploiting the large sample of heavy flavour decays obtained at the LHCb experiment, in particular taking advantage of the forward boost of the neutral mesons. Using published LHCb results, corresponding to a luminosity of , we can already deduce improved constraints on the SME parameters. Based on naive extrapolations, further improvements are possible with dedicated analyses on the existing data set.
The time evolution of a neutral meson system, -, is governed by an effective Hamiltonian . Following the notation in Ref. , we write the light and heavy mass eigenstates, with eigenvalues , as \linenomath
where and spawn the eigenvectors under symmetry and is the complex, -violating parameter. The definition of is independent of phase convention . The mixing parameters are defined as and , and the average mass and decay rate as and . This definition implies that for the , and systems, and for the system in the Standard Model. The -violating parameter in - mixing can be written as \linenomath
where and are the differences of the diagonal mass and decay rate matrix elements of . This equation makes clear that is sensitive to small values of or due to the smallness of and in neutral meson systems. By measuring the time-dependent decay rates of an initial or state to a final state or , information on can be obtained. For simplicity, we only consider violation in - mixing. Direct violation is experimentally difficult to separate from direct -violating effects. In both cases, it causes a difference in the instantaneous decay amplitudes, i.e., , where () is the direct decay amplitude of a () meson to a final state or . In the following, any direct -violating term implicitly includes possible direct violation. For a complete expression of the decay rates we refer to Ref. . Although those equations apply to the more general case of coherent production of - pairs, we will ignore this additional complication here and assume incoherent production by setting the decay amplitude of the tagging particle to either zero or one.
It is instructive to construct an observable asymmetry \linenomath
where () is the time-dependent decay probability of an initial () meson to a final state (). For decays to pure flavour-specific final states (i.e., ), this asymmetry can be written as \linenomath
where the direct asymmetry is assumed to be small. On the other hand, the asymmetry, defined as \linenomath
and the asymmetry become equivalent for decays to eigenstates , and their effects become automatically connected. The or asymmetry can be written as \linenomath
where , and . The parameter is introduced for convenience, and describes violation in mixing only. In the absence of violation in mixing (i.e., ), is equivalent to . Only leading-order terms in and are retained in Eq. 6. Comparing Eqs. 4 and 6, it becomes apparent that flavour-specific final states and eigenstates have different, complementary sensitivities to and . We will come back to this point later.
Up to now we have assumed that is a constant of nature for each of the four neutral meson systems. We will refer to this assumption as the classical approach. In the SME Lagrangian, -violating and Lorentz-violating terms are introduced for the fermions with coupling coefficients . The observable effect is determined by the contributions from the two valence quarks, and , in a meson as , hereby ignoring small effects from binding and normalization. In the SME approach, the equations above remain valid, but now depends on the four-velocity of the neutral meson as \linenomath
An overview of experimental bounds on and other SME parameters is given in Ref. . In the SME, is required to be real , which implies . The real and imaginary parts of then become connected through \linenomath
As we will see later, this constraint has implications for violation searches within the SME framework.
In such a search, the four-velocity of the neutral mesons at any time needs to be determined with respect to fixed stars. A useful reference frame is the Sun-centred frame defined in Ref. . In this frame, the -axis is directed North, following the rotation axis of Earth, the -axis points away from the Sun at the vernal equinox and the -axis complements the right-handed coordinate system. For an experiment where the neutral mesons are produced in a horizontal direction, fixed with respect to the Earth’s coordinate system, the dependence on the four-velocity can be written as \linenomath
where is the sidereal frequency and with the azimuth of the neutral mesons and the latitude. The time coordinate is chosen such that the boost direction aligns with the -axis at in the projection. We have used the same convention as in Ref. , where the spatial coordinates of the field are defined such that . Equation 9 makes clear that not only depends on the size of the boost, but also that it has a constant component, independent of the sidereal phase, and a component that exhibits a sidereal modulation. The sidereal variation is largest when the experiment is oriented east-west or when it is close to the North Pole. For the LHCb experiment, we determine the latitude N and azimuth east of north, which gives and . This means that the constant component scales with and that the sidereal variation at LHCb is close to maximal.
3 Experimental results and potential measurements
In the following, we present an overview of experimental searches for violation in the four neutral meson systems. We interpret published results that are sensitive to violation. These new values are summarized in Table 1 and discussed in the following. We also include prospects for analyses that can be conducted with current data from the LHCb experiment. The expected sensitivities on the -violating parameters with the existing data set are given in Table 2.
|System||Parameter||Current best value||New value|
|, which is about in the Standard Model.|
|is the constant component of that depends here on the orientation of D0.|
|System||Parameter||Current best limit||LHCb||Decay mode|
|Assuming that .|
3.1 Neutral kaons
In the neutral kaon system, there are many experimental searches for violation. Most of them have been performed within the classical framework, i.e., assuming to be constant. In the PDG review , combining results from the KLOE, KTeV, CPLEAR and NA48 experiments, average values of and are reported, where . An experimental limit on direct violation is also included in this review.
A search for sidereal variations in the SME framework has been performed at the KLOE experiment . The kaons are produced from the resonance, which has a small boost of , and detected in the final state. Limits on all four SME parameters are reported with uncertainties on of about .111Natural units are used with . Another search for sidereal variations using KTeV data is presented in Ref. , which has not been published in a peer-reviewed journal. Due to the high boost of the uncorrelated kaons (), strong limits on the sidereal-phase-dependent SME parameters have been set to at 90% confidence level (CL). Kaons produced at the E773 experiment are also highly boosted (). Using E773 results, a bound on the constant SME parameters has been determined in Refs. [9, 17] to . Even though cross sections for kaon and production are high at the LHC, it will be difficult for LHCb to compete with the dedicated kaon experiments due to the limited decay time acceptance (roughly up to one lifetime), lower boost and larger backgrounds.
3.2 Neutral charm
Only the FOCUS collaboration has reported limits on violation in mixing . About 35k Cabibbo-favoured decays222The inclusion of charge-conjugated decay modes is implicit. have been analysed, both in the classical and SME approach. This final state is not a pure flavour-specific eigenstate, since there is also a small contribution from doubly Cabibbo-suppressed decays. Due to the small mixing in the system , the asymmetry can be approximated to first order as \linenomath
where , , is the decay rate ratio of doubly Cabibbo-suppressed over Cabibbo-favoured decays and and are the corresponding weak and strong phases. The second term, the contribution from violation, is maximally of and is neglected in the FOCUS analysis. In their classical analysis, a value of is reported. Assuming , this measurement provides only a weak bound on of .
At LHCb, many more decays are available. In the current data sample, more than 50M Cabibbo-favoured decays have been observed , which means a possible improvement of the FOCUS measurement by a factor of about and a precision on of . At this precision, the -violating term cannot be ignored anymore and needs to be taken into account in the analysis. In addition, the observed asymmetry will include effects from production and detection asymmetries. Fortunately, the latter two effects are expected to be independent of the decay time, adding only to the constant contribution from direct violation, .
The same FOCUS paper also presents a full sidereal analysis in the SME framework. The average boost of the mesons is . Due to the SME constraint, the -violating term in Eq. 10 is zero and a further expansion in and is required, which reduces the sensitivity to . The expansion to second and third order in decay time gives \linenomath
where and all -violating terms are omitted. Assuming again , the uncertainties on the parameters are found to be about . At LHCb, with their large sample of decays and assuming a comparable boost factor, it should be possible to improve the FOCUS bounds by a factor 40. Note, however, that it will not be possible to constrain to be smaller than one, since is suppressed in Eq. 11 by . Nevertheless, no assumptions on the smallness of have been made so far. Extrapolating to the statistically larger sample, LHCb should be able to reach a sensitivity on the parameters of about .
Due to the small value of in the system, decays to flavour-specific final states are sensitive to , while decays to eigenstates are sensitive to (cf. Eqs. 4 and 6). This is a key point that is used below for decays, but it is also valid for decays. Using only dilepton (i.e., flavour-specific) final states, the BaBar collaboration published . Similarly, the Belle collaboration reported , mainly using flavour-specific final states . The average value of both results is . Using the same dilepton final states, the BaBar collaboration also reported a measurement of . When inserting the theoretical expectation of , this measurement gives only a weak constraint on of . Since terms have been ignored in this analysis, this means that a higher sensitivity to could have been achieved when including terms in the fits to the decay rates.
Due to the relatively low tagging performance in a hadron-collider environment, the untagged asymmetry for flavour-specific decays, defined as \linenomath
gives a higher sensitivity to than the tagged asymmetry as defined in Eq. 3. Including experimental effects from a possible detection asymmetry and from a production asymmetry , the observed asymmetry becomes \linenomath
whereby terms have been ignored and is approximated to be zero. Compared to Eq. 4, the sensitivity to is only reduced by a factor 2, rather than a reduction by a factor , which is the typical loss due to the flavour tagging in a hadronic environment. In Eq. 13, is the flavour-specific asymmetry in mixing. At LHCb, using inclusive decays, a high-precision measurement of is possible, since the dilution of the amplitude of the oscillation due to the partial reconstruction is small . We estimate about 3 million inclusive decays in the data set, using the observed yields in decays and the production ratio of and mesons . Hence, a statistical precision on of is in reach.
In decays to final states, appears in the cosine term of the time-dependent asymmetry. Neglecting violation in mixing (i.e., ), and setting and , the time-dependent (tagged) asymmetry from Eq. 6 becomes \linenomath
Effects from are expected to be negligible and this assumption can be tested with experimental input from flavour-specific decay modes as described above. Similarly, is also negligible at the current experimental precision . Direct violation () and both contribute to the cosine term. In principle, the time-independent offset is also sensitive to , however, this offset is additionally affected by production, detection and tagging asymmetries. Hence, in practice most information on will come from the oscillating term.
For decays to the final state , we can identify , and , where is the usual CKM parameter. We ignored for simplicity small effects coming from violation in kaon and mixing and direct violation due to the penguin contributions. The contribution from direct violation gives the dominant uncertainty on and therefore on the determination of . Theoretically, it is estimated to be at most a few times . Experimentally, the direct asymmetry in decays is , which is expected to be largely equal to that in decays using isospin symmetry . Another experimental constraint comes from the decay, which can be used to determine the direct violation in to be .
The Belle collaboration has measured , where the sensitivity mainly comes from decays . Similarly, the BaBar collaboration has measured with a small fraction of the data . We can remove the factor , where we used the measured value of the CKM angle from Ref. . Then, this measurement translates to , where the uncertainty from the factor is negligible. This result was left unnoticed in the PDG world average of . Averaging here both numbers, we find . Both results neglect the possible contribution from direct violation. A more recent and accurate value on can actually be obtained using the world average on the cosine coefficient of . With and setting , this results in .
Finally, we briefly mention the BaBar analysis where the , and asymmetries are tested separately. For instance, asymmetries for mixing are constructed by simultaneously interchanging the time ordering of initial and decays and substituting and states. Although this method is statistically not competitive, it does allow to cleanly separate effects from , and violation. Unfortunately, such tests are only possible at the experiments, and not at hadron collider experiments where the mesons are produced incoherently and the reconstruction of mesons is much more challenging.
In the SME framework, due to the constraint , the real part of is about 380 times larger than the imaginary part. Without loss of generality, we used here the theoretical expectation value of from Ref. ; experimentally is already bounded to be larger than 77 at 95% CL . Therefore, decays to eigenmodes are more sensitive to the variables than decays to flavour-specific modes. The BaBar collaboration published a paper where the parameters are determined in a full sidereal analysis. The boost of the mesons is . They used only dilepton events, rather than eigenmodes. Using the expected value , the uncertainties on the parameters are , corresponding to uncertainties on of order one. Just as in their classical analysis , this means that a higher sensitivity to would have been possible in case terms are not ignored.
When using the location and orientation of the BaBar and Belle experiments and their measurements of , stronger constraints on the constant term can be set, however, at this point we focus on LHCb where an even higher precision can be reached due to the larger boost of the mesons. The average momentum of hadrons at LHCb is , corresponding to a relativistic boost of . The LHCb collaboration reported a value of using decays in the data set . This corresponds to . Using the LHCb beam direction, a measurement of the constant combination of SME parameters of is obtained. Although this number is only a crude estimate, mainly due to the uncertainty on the average momentum, it improves the current best value by two orders of magnitude. By making use of the momentum in each event and with a full sidereal analysis on the data set, LHCb should be able to reach a sensitivity on of about .
The discussion for the system is very similar to that for the system. In this system is not anymore negligible, but still small enough such that flavour-specific final states primarily give access to , while eigenmodes give access to . No dedicated measurements have been done with mesons to date. In the classical approach, LHCb would be able to measure using the flavour-specific decays. In the data set, k untagged signal decays can be expected . Following Eq. 13, this corresponds to a statistical uncertainty on of (see Table 2). Alternatively, also the more abundant inclusive decays can be used to measure . Due to the partial reconstruction, however, the worse time resolution washes out the oscillations already after a (see Ref. ), reducing the sensitivity.
Constraints on can be made using decays to the eigenstate . This decay mode is the equivalent of . Equation 6 gives the observable asymmetry. The phase is expected and experimentally measured to be small, leading to and . Any effect from can be ignored at the current level of precision . The LHCb collaboration has published a value of using the data set . Ignoring again direct violation, a first evaluation of can be made in the system.
In the system, the SME constraint leads to a that is a factor 450 larger than . Even more than for the system, this means that one should focus on decays to final states, such as . An interesting relation between the , and systems is pointed out in Ref. . As the expectation value of is dominated by the valence quarks, a sum rule relating these three neutral meson systems can be written as \linenomath
Since the constraints on are most strong and compatible with zero, this sum rule implies that possible -violating effects in the and system should be of the same order. In that sense, the system is more interesting, since the production rate of mesons is higher and the mass difference is smaller (c.f. Eq. 7). Ideally, the mass difference should be such that one could just measure one period of oscillation, which is the case for oscillations. Nevertheless, it remains important to measure possible violation in all possible systems to verify this sum rule.
Using the like-sign dimuon asymmetry measured in the D0 data, a value for has been derived in Ref. . Assuming that the only source of violation comes from decays (like-sign dimuons originate from both and mixing) and using the average boost of , the constant term becomes . This corresponds to . Stronger limits on can be set with the eigenmode decay . Using again , derived from LHCb results , and taking as average boost , we find as a crude estimate , which is an improvement by two orders of magnitude. With the existing LHCb data set and a dedicated sidereal analysis, it should be possible to reach a sensitivity of about or below.
We have presented new results on violation in and mixing in both the classical and SME approach, derived from published BaBar, Belle and LHCb results. The new results in the SME approach should be regarded a crude estimates, as a precise estimate of the average momentum is missing. In both approaches there is a significant improvement over previous results (see Table 1). LHCb should be able to further improve these numbers in the and systems, as well as in the system, with dedicated analyses on the existing data set (see Table 2). In most cases these possible LHCb measurements would improve the current best values by orders of magnitude and the corresponding precision on is approaching the interesting region of . Further improvements can be expected with the LHCb data from run II, starting in 2015. On the longer time scale, much stronger limits can be expected from Belle II and the LHCb upgrade.
We thank Hans Wilschut, Gerco Onderwater, Keri Vos and other colleagues from the University of Groningen for the fruitful discussions on Lorentz invariance violation. We thank Marcel Merk for his feedback on the paper draft, Robert Fleischer for his comments on the possible contribution from direct violation, and Patrick Koppenburg and Guy Wilkinson for useful suggestions on the text. This work is supported by the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO Vidi grant 680-47-523) and the Foundation for Fundamental Research on Matter (FOM).
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https://devblogs.microsoft.com/premier-developer/implementing-power-bi-row-level-security-rls-at-the-user-level/ | code | Implementing Power BI Row-level security (RLS) at the user level
Bill Bevan spotlights row-level security at the user level with Power BI.
Have you ever had to restrict data, but didn’t know how to filter per user? Using Power BI’s Row-level Security (RLS) is a great way to accomplish this. In this short blog you will be introduced to a scenario on how to do just that.
Note: The data used in this blog was downloaded from the ‘Microsoft Contoso BI Demo Dataset for Retail Industry’ that can be found here.
Implementation of this solution is done in three stages, as follows and detailed below:
- Identify source with filter criteria
- Create User Access Table with aligned filter criteria for source
- Create User Roles
- Apply RLS in Power BI Service
The following sample is a subset of data used for the source table example. The GeographyKey column is utilized as the initial step for enabling RLS.
Figure 1.1 – Contoso Store Table Sample
Create User Access Table
The following table was created inside the Power Bi Desktop PBIX file to house the user profiles and their assigned GeographyKey codes. When considering what a user should see, we can look at Yolanda and see that she is assigned to GeographyKey = 424 which equates to the Contoso Bellevue Store.
Figure 1.2 – User Access Table
Creating the Table Relationships
Within the Power BI desktop Model area, the following one to many relationship was created, specifically linking the UserTable->GeographyKey to the Stores->GeographyKey (columns).
Figure 1.3 – Data Model Relationship View
Create the Role in Power BI Desktop
To get to the Managed Roles dialogue box (shown below), go to the Power BI desktop Model area and on the main ribbon select the Manage Roles button. Select Create under Roles (UserRole), Select the UserTable and insert the DAX expression shown below.
The DAX expression ties the logged in user to the Usertable. When the User principal name is called the return result is the user email domain name (as shown above in the UserTable). Once this is known, the Stores table is filtered for only the associated user’s GeographyKey.
Figure 1.5 – Power BI Service: Manage roles Dialog
Applying RLS in Power BI Service
To complete the RLS configuration, the following steps were applied:
- Published Power BI PBIX to the Power BI service
- On the Power BI Service, located the dataset associated with the published report
- Clicked on the ellipse and select ‘Security’ to get to the graphic below.
- Added the target user to the Members field and hit ‘Add’
Figure 1.5 – Power BI Service: Dataset Security Dialog | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2024-18/segments/1712296817181.55/warc/CC-MAIN-20240417204934-20240417234934-00750.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2024-18 | 2,620 | 28 |
https://www.metaculus.com/questions/658/will-we-reach-the-island-of-stability-by-2050/ | code | Metaculus Help: Spread the word
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Will we reach the island of stability by 2050?
Since the synthesis of neptunium in 1940, we have been continually expanding the periodic table by creating new elements. Regrettably, as atoms have become bigger, they also have become less stable, the last few elements to be created having a half-life of less than a second.
Yet it is theorized that at some point, stability of new elements might start increasing again, creating an island of stability. There are certain "magic numbers" of protons that offer the chance of higher stability; 114, 120 and 126 are magic numbers. We have yet to reach elements 120 and 126 and there might still be more stable isotopes of element 114 that have not yet been created.
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Will we create an isotope of an element that has more than 110 protons, that has a half-life of at least one day (86,400 seconds) prior to 2050?
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https://www.netlimiter.com/docs/security | code | SecurityFriday, April 22, 2016 9:53:30 PM
This section describes NetLimiter's security.
Windows user accounts
NetLimiter's security is based on Windows user accounts. The Permissions plugin allows to set up NetLimiter access rights for existing user accounts on the machine.
Files and folders
All important configuration files are stored in secure
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http://advogato.org/person/skvidal/diary/454.html | code | 1 step forward 2 steps back? openstack and img creation suck
dealing with image creation in all clouds is completely full of suck. I’d more or less come to terms on it with euca but now I’m trying to do the same thing with openstack and encountering some super-duper happy fun times.
I have a rhel6 img which works and boots – it is qcow2 based so it handles kernel updates, etc properly, yay. However it handles resizing the / filesystem exactly not at all.
If I make the rhel6 img an ami and upload kernel/ramdisk – it’ll resize (well dump it out) into a large filesystem – no problem – but it handles kernel updates not at all.
I would like to have both, I think I deserve to have both, i’ll be damned if any of my testing comes up with both. I’ve done a fair amount of googling and LOTS of things I’ve found say that the qcow2 or raw img should just work in either openstack essex or folsom but I am not having that experience.
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http://lists.mplayerhq.hu/pipermail/ffmpeg-user/2013-December/018796.html | code | [FFmpeg-user] Pad real-time input stream when there is no input data available at this moment
ffmpeg at lists.dedilink.eu
Sat Dec 7 13:33:09 CET 2013
i am currently writing a live-streaming in node.js with ffmpeg and stuck
at some buffering issues.
- So what do i have?
The node.js-script, which manages the stdin source for the following
ffmpeg process (switch between live-stream and playlist-stream on the fly).
The ffmpeg-process, called encoder, which takes data from stdin and
writes them out in mp3 format to stdout.
- What is wrong with this bit of code?
As written above, the node.js script manages the stdin source for the
ffmpeg-process and therefor switches around live-streaming and
playlist-streaming (there is also an advertisement-streaming and a
silence-stream if none of these three streams are sending data).
Sometimes, the live-streaming source just freezes and the node.js-script
has to wait for a defined timeout to occur. When this timeout occurs,
the script disconnects the live-streaming source and connect the
playlist-streaming source on-the-fly. So far so good, but there is still
one problem: When the script is waiting for the timeout to occur (for
example 2 seconds), there is a gap between these streaming sources for
exact 2 seconds, which is also noticable on the output-stream of the
ffmpeg-process. Result -> The client needs to resync/rebuffer the stream
for another 2 seconds. This problem has been temporarily bounded with a
prebuffering of 25 seconds, done in the node.js-part which processes the
output of the ffmpeg process but only for about 13 timeouts and then the
client again needs to resync/rebuffer the stream.
- So what do i need to fix this issue?
I need some sort of example of a very complex (i think it is very
complex) ffmpeg-command, which is doing this:
When ffmpeg starts, start buffering a real-time anullsrc and pause the
buffer-processing for now.
When ffmpeg receives a chunk on stdin (over and over again), reset the
buffer to 0, pause the buffer-processing and reset the timer for the
timeout to 0.
When a timeout of a defined time (e.g. 2 seconds) occurs, resume the
buffer-processing of the anullsink-buffer so, that also prebuffered
chunks of anullsrc are being processed.
Is this somehow possible with ffmpeg or are these a bit too much
requirements for it?
PS: If someone wants to check out the code: http://github.com/Fusl/nodecast
Thank you for your attention!
Kevin Holly - root at hallowe.lt - http://hallowe.lt/
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http://mshelpwiki.helpmvp.com/mshelp/ms-help-2 | code | About MS Help 2
Help file: .hxs -- Proprietary file format requires VS SDK to compile.
Project files: HXC, HXT, HXK etc
MS Help 2.x was announced at WinWriters on March 5, 2001. Microsoft Help 2.x is the Help engine used by the following products:
- Visual Studio 2002/2003/2005/2008 (version 7, 7.1, 8, 9)
- Early MSDN & TechNet publications
- Borland/Embarcadero compiler help
- Microsoft Office XP Developer
- Microsoft Office 2007 -- Note that only some of the Help 2 runtime files are installed with Office 2007. HxDs.dll is installed but not DExplore or HxVz.dll which contains the visuals (TOC and Index controls) since Office 12 has it's own custom viewer and TOC/Index controls.
"Document Explorer" or DExplore.exe is the help viewer shipping with MS Hep 2.
Information & Articles
- Help folder for All Users -- c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Microsoft Help
Maybe "All Users.Windows" under XP
- Help folder for local install -- c:\Documents and Settings\YourUserName\Application Data\Microsoft Help
- Help Runtime location: c:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Help\
- Help SDK Folder: c:\Program Files\Microsoft Help 2.0 SDK\
Fixing MS Help 2:
- Apr 2002 - VSHIK 2.1 was first released (Visual Studio Help Integration Kit)
- May 2002 - VSHIK 2.1 minor update - Documentation changes only.
- May 2003 - VSHIK 2003 (2.2) released - VS 7.1 compatible
- Aug 2003 - VSHIK 2003 minor update - Documentation fixes only
- Jan 2003 - The Microsoft Help team has decided not to release Microsoft Help 2 as a general Help platform... MS Help 2 will remain a VS Help integration tool.
- Aug 2003 - Borland released C# Builder Documentation using MS Help 2 and displayed in DExplore. They are legally able to do this because they are licensed to distribute .NET SDK (which installs MS Help 2 runtime).
- July 2005 - VS 2005 Beta 2 release. The SDK, VSHIK (VS Help Integration Kit) is now part of the Visual Studio 2005 SDK (formerly known as VSIP). MS now advise that we plug our 3rd party collections into MS.VSIPCC.
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http://iheartmealtime.com/dressings-dips-sauces/raspberry-vinaigrette-dressing/ | code | Raspberry Vinaigrette Dressing
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- 1/4 cup water
- 1/4 cup apple cider vinegar or raspberry vinegar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 2 Tablespoons honey
- 1 teaspoon dried basil
- 1/2 cup raspberries, fresh or frozen, thawed
- 3/4 cup olive oil
- Place water, vinegar, salt, honey, basil, and raspberries into the Vitamix container in the order listed and secure lid.
- Select Variable 1.
- Turn machine on and slowly increase speed to Variable 5. Remove lid plug and drizzle olive oil in a slow stream through the lid plug opening.
- Replace lid plug. Slowly increase speed to Variable 10, then to High. Blend for an additional 10 seconds.
- Refrigerate in an airtight container.
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http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5803410/images-issue-in-winforms-richtextbox | code | I have an application that writes text with image asynchronously to the RixhTextBox. All works fine, except when i minimize window then restore it to check progress and all images after minimizing and before restoring are not floated to the next line. It looks like this:
Red line shows what happened while window was minimized. Code that inserts text:
txtLog.AppendText(" "); txtLog.InsertImage(Resources.OK); txtLog.AppendText(" " + message + Environment.NewLine);
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https://support.goto.com/joinme/help/play-recordings | code | Play recordings directly from join.me storage.
Recordings are saved in mp4 format and should play on most devices.
Legacy recordings were saved as WebM and are NOT converted automatically.
- Log in to your PRO or BUSINESS account at https://join.me/.
- At the top of the page, click Recordings.
Result: A list of recorded meetings is displayed.
- Optional: If you want to play a legacy recording saved as WebM:
- If you're using Chrome, Firefox, or Opera as your browser, the recording plays in your browser's video player.
- If you're using Windows Media Player, you can install a codec provided by Google here: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/webmmf/.
Note: There are also many media players that play WebM files natively, such as VLC Media Player. The WebM Project has a great list here: http://www.webmproject.org/users/.
- On iPad, iPhone, and Android, make sure you have an app that can play WebM files, such as VLC media player. Once you have a WebM player, download the recording you want to view and use Open in... to watch it.
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https://digital.cic.gba.gob.ar/items/4f835b86-5057-4145-a730-f2a752be872e | code | Extract, transform and load architecture for metadata collection
Digital repositories acting as resource aggregators typically face different challenges, roughly classified in three main categories: extraction, improvement and storage. The first category comprises issues related to dealing with different resource collection protocols: OAI-PMH, web-crawling, webservices, etc and their representation: XML, HTML, database tuples, unstructured documents, etc. The second category comprises information improvements based on controlled vocabularies, specific date formats, correction of malformed data, etc. Finally, the third category deals with the destination of downloaded resources: unification into a common database, sorting by certain criteria, etc. This paper proposes an ETL architecture for designing a software application that provides a comprehensive solution to challenges posed by a digital repository as resource aggregator. Design and implementation aspects considered during the development of this tool are described, focusing especially on architecture highlights. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2022-49/segments/1669446711218.21/warc/CC-MAIN-20221207185519-20221207215519-00804.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2022-49 | 1,084 | 2 |
https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/385526/what-is-the-word-for-a-piece-of-art-depicting-several-people | code | It's like a portrait, but it's of several people, not just one. It's a still frame (as opposed to something like a video or movie), but a "still life" only depicts inanimate objects, so that term doesn't work, either.
Um... group portrait?
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https://www.pressthebuttons.com/2006/04/weekly_poll_wii.html | code | It's good to see the collectible spirit is alive and well out there. Just stay away from that Philips CDi stuff. It's just better for everyone if you ignore it. Personally, I cling to the hope that my Virtual Boy collection will someday buy me a small island.
I knew there was a reason I delayed this week's poll. With word of the Wii wrapping its way around the world, lots of folks seem to have a negative view on the new name of Nintendo's Revolution console. So, like every other gaming site out there, I'm forced to ask if you like the new name or not. Such poll questions are the law, I'm afraid, so "wii" best all comply. Cheesy "wii" puns are the law, too, which means that it's going to be a long few months. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2022-33/segments/1659882573540.20/warc/CC-MAIN-20220819005802-20220819035802-00276.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2022-33 | 717 | 2 |
https://ilumivu.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/9000011667-dependencies-and-triggered-messages | code | How To: Send a message based on a survey response
This is a technique for creating a follow up question that will serve as follow up message to a participant's response to a question.
1 Follow the directions in the article Setup Dependencies to understand how conditional questions work.
2 Use the Single Selection question type, enter your message into the longtext field.
Try adding an image if you like.
3 In your question, create only one answer field with a simple response such as "OK"
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https://forumpromotion.net/forum/threads/new-look-for-fun-biz-forum.160886/ | code | I'm going to work on that. Now it's set to http: not https:// but always better to get the certificate.This is what i get in the browser
Warning: Potential Security Risk Ahead
Firefox detected an issue and did not continue to funbizforum.com. The website is either misconfigured or your computer clock is set to the wrong time.
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https://documentation.help/AutoCAD-Map-3D-2009-Geospatial-Platform-API/WS1a9193826455f5ff1848157110156d8271-7c5a.htm | code | - AGF text format, which is an extension of the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) Well Known Text (WKT) format. This is used to represent geometry as a character string.
- Binary AGF format. The is used by the FDO technology supporting the Feature Service.
- Internal representation, using MgGeometry and classes derived from it.
To convert between AGF text and the internal representation, use an MgWktReaderWriter object. Call MgWktReaderWriter.Read() to convert AGF text to MgGeometry. Call MgWktReaderWriter.Write() to convert MgGeometry to AGF text.
To convert between binary AGF and the internal representation, use an MgAgfReaderWriter object. Call MgAgfReaderWriter.Read() to convert binary AGF to MgGeometry. Call MgAgfReaderWriter.Write() to convert MgGeometry to binary AGF.
MgWktReaderWriter wktReaderWriter = new MgWktReaderWriter();
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https://vatsalparekh.com/blog/reading-fortune-dat-files-with-python-using-structs/ | code | Reading fortune dat files with python using structs
Well first a bit about fortune program:
fortune - print a random, hopefully interesting, adage.
Taken from the man page of fortune. Read
man fortune for more.
I always have fortune command inside my .bashrc, so whenever I open a terminal I am greeted with a fortune cookie. I have grown rather fond of it, to a point that it is one of the first thing that I install whenever I install a new distro. I also make others install it. =)
So back to the topic at hand.
fortune when supplied with no commands prints a random fortune for you taken from fortune files that come with it when you install.
Now these files usually stored inside
/usr/share/fortune have a corresponding dat files with them. The fortune program uses these files to serve cookies. The fortune cookies file has this format (% is the delimiter):
3rd Law of Computing: Anything that can go wr fortune: Segmentation violation -- Core dumped % 667: The neighbor of the beast. %
So the fortune file stores the actually cookies and the dat file holds the meta data about the fortune cookie file.
The dat files are made by a program called
strfile. Strfile stores a header with info about the fortune cookie file and offsets of the cookies in the dat file. This allows random access of the strings. Read
man strfile for more.
Now, using python to read the dat files created by strfile:
We can do this by using a module name struct from the standard library.
This module performs conversions between Python values and C structs represented as Python bytes objects.
First the header structure the strfile uses:
#define VERSION 1 unsigned long str_version; /* version number */ unsigned long str_numstr; /* # of strings in the file */ unsigned long str_longlen; /* length of longest string */ unsigned long str_shortlen; /* shortest string length */ #define STR_RANDOM 0x1 /* randomized pointers */ #define STR_ORDERED 0x2 /* ordered pointers */ #define STR_ROTATED 0x4 /* rot-13'd text */ unsigned long str_flags; /* bit field for flags */ char str_delim; /* delimiting character */
The header takes 21 bytes. But it is padded with 3 bytes. Also strfile writes all fields(ie header fields and offsets) in network byte order(big-endian).
import struct with open('somefortune.dat', 'rb') as dat: # (version, numstr, len of longest string, len of shortest string, flags, delimiter, ) header = struct.unpack(">IIIIIcxxx", dat.read(24)) offsets = # for offsets from dat file for i in range(header+1): # str_numstr + 1 == no. of offsets (starting from 0 to str_numstr) offsets.append(struct.unpack(">I", dat.read(4))) print(header) print(offsets)
struct.unpack takes format string and a buffer to unpack and returns a tuple.
> for big-endian I unsigned long c char x pad byte
The output of above code would be something like this:
(1, 10, 1103, 106, 0, b'%') [(0,), (215,), (1219,), (2324,), (2432,), (3070,), (3815,), (4468,), (4755,), (5777,), (5894,)]
Now that we have offsets and the header we can use it with fortune cookie file to get a random fortune for ourselves. By doing something like this:
def get_fortune(header, offsets): random_number = random.randint(1, header) with open(filename) as file: fortunes_all = file.read() fortune = fortunes_all[offsets[random_number-1]:offsets[random_number]-2] # -2 to remove '%\n' return fortune
I made a small script to read a random cookie and print to terminal. You can check it here.
Here is one fortune cookie using the file:
❯ python get_fortune.py education Try not to have a good time ... This is supposed to be educational. -- Charles Schulz
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http://www.ipadforums.net/threads/ipad-battery-app-timer-tracker.22727/ | code | I noticed that iPad 2's battery life seems to be way under 10 hours with normal usage. This morning for example it went from 100% to 85% in about an hour. That's around 7 hours if drain is constant. I'd like a more precise way of recording battery usage, does anyone know of application that can time usage of the device (i.e. start counting when it's wakes up, and stop when it goes to sleep)? | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2018-51/segments/1544376823702.46/warc/CC-MAIN-20181211194359-20181211215859-00542.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2018-51 | 394 | 1 |
https://blog.developer.atlassian.com/static-addon-for-bitbucket/ | code | A few weeks ago, we introduced Atlassian Connect for Bitbucket, an add-on framework that lets you modify the Bitbucket UI. This post is a quick walkthrough on how to build a simple add-on that retrieves data from a repository, does some simple aggregation and displays it to the user.
Here’s a screenshot of the add-on we’ll be building:
The add-on creates a new link in the left-hand Bitbucket navigation menu (labelled File types in the screenshot above) and a new repository view that shows the types of files present in the repository. For a little bit of visual appeal, we’ll use a simple word cloud to represent how many files of each type are present. The
font-size for each file type corresponds to the number of times it occurs in the repository.
The video tutorial is thirty minutes long, but teaches you everything you need to know about building a static Bitbucket add-on from scratch. I recommend viewing it in full screen mode on YouTube.com in glorious 1080p:
Alternatively, if you’d prefer to dive right in and start hacking on your own add-on, you can jump straight to:
- the source code for the tutorial add-on,
- the Atlassian Connect for Bitbucket developer docs; or
- the Bitbucket add-on 5 minute quickstart.
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https://school29-orsk.ru/spiritual/junit-easymock-tutorial.php | code | It uses a custom classloader and bytecode manipulation to enable mocking of static methods, constructors, final classes and methods, private methods, removal of static initializers and more If the thought of writing all the mock object classes you might need is intimidating, look at EasyMock, a convenient Java API for creating mock objects dynamically. Proxy, but seems like you saved us lot of trouble. Oren Gross, Mercury Interactive EasyMock can save a lot of legwork and make unit tests a lot faster to write. Moreover, it encourages us to make more frequent use of MockObjects leading to compositional and interface oriented designs. Not only is it well crafted and easy to use. It also enhances communication in the TestCase for it exposes the expected calls on the MockObject right where you need it.
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Tells JUnit a collection of classes to run. Used with the RunWith Suite. Test Class optional Timeout optional Used to indicate a test method. The class parameter is used to indicate an exception is expected to be thrown and what the exception is. The timeout parameter specifies in milliseconds how long to allow a single test to run. If the test takes longer than the timeout, it will be considered a failure. Table 3. Annotations Figure 3 shows two test cases, one using JUnit 3. Figure 3 JUnit 3.
Any plain old java object POJO can be run as a test with the appropriate annotations. Test Suites A test suite is a collection of tests cases. It is used to run a collection of tests and aggregate the results. In JUnit 3. There are two ways to create a test suite, programmatically and with annotations.
For example, if the method bar is to be tested on the object foo, the test should create a new instance of foo for each test. This will prevent any state related issues from interfering with future tests variables left initialized from previous tests, objects left with invalid data, etc. Figure 1 is an example of a fixture.
It creates a new instance of foo for each test and closes it after the execution of each test. This prevents any carryover issues from affecting the current test.
Section 8 Mock Objects Unit testing is the testing of a component in isolation. However,in most systems objects have many dependencies. In order to be able to test code in isolation, those dependencies need to be removed to prevent any impact on test code by the dependant code. To create this isolation, mock objects are used to replace the real objects. Section 9 EasyMock EasyMock is a framework for creating mock objects using the java.
Proxy object. When a mock object is created, a proxy object takes the place of the real object. The proxy object gets its definition from the interface or class you pass when creating the mock. EasyMock has two sets of APIs.
One is intended for creation and manipulation of mock objects that are based on interfaces, the other on classes org.
EasyMock and org. EasyMock respectively. Both provide the same basic functionality; however classextensions does not have quite as extensive as an API as the regular EasyMock does.
Section 10 EasyMock has a lifecycle similar to JUnit. It contains four stages.
JUnit and EasyMock cooperation
Akinolrajas Examples include cleaning sasymock of database eastmock and closing database connections. Once the behavior of the mock objects has been recorded with expectations, the mock objects must be prepared to replay those expectations. You also need to download the Objenesis and Cglib libraries and add these jars to your classpath. This can be handy when a class method needs to be tested but the class other methods, mocked.
EasyMock tutorial – Getting Started
However, EasyMock has certain limitations too. If these methods are called on mock object, then normal methods will get called. EasyMock provides built-in behavior for equals , toString , hashCode and finalize methods. EasyMock Maven Dependencies We can add the following dependencies to our maven project to use the EasyMock mocking framework. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2021-43/segments/1634323585183.47/warc/CC-MAIN-20211017210244-20211018000244-00175.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2021-43 | 4,132 | 18 |
http://blendenwahl.com/en/about/ | code | I was born in Wiesbaden, Germany.
For as long as I can remember, I was very interested in nature and I loved to spend time in the field, searching for animals. I developed a special predilection for amphibians and reptiles.
Later, when I got very interested in photography too, I combined these two aspects. So nature photography became a big passion to me. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2021-21/segments/1620243988850.21/warc/CC-MAIN-20210508061546-20210508091546-00547.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2021-21 | 357 | 3 |
http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/showthread.php?199691.html | code | How to display HTML pop up window on top of Flash Banner
How can I display the HTML pop up window on top of the flash banner on HTML page.
I can't change anything in the HTML popup as it'z been generated dynamically...
But I can edit flash file. So can we do anything in flash file to display it behind the pop up window...
I have attached the screenshot...
Not sure why there would be any problem in doing so. The Flash banner is on an html page which opens up in one window and the html popup will open up in a seperate window, right? One that you can grab and drag around etc. The only time there would be a conflict was if the popup was actually a part of the same page as the banner, in which case it would be a positioning issue addressed by the z-index of the elements involved.
But I'm thinking that you are using two windows, or am I missing something.
Here's an example of a popup over flash elements.
Scroll down to the hydroplane races and "Click here to watch"
The main page contains a couple Flash elements. Popup appears over the top.
Thanks for your reply. I shud have been more clear. Both are in same HTML window, no seperate windows. There is a link in the dynamic footer which on click open that HTML pop up in same window...It's more like dropdown menu..I did try to use Z-index but didn't worked...
to solve the problem for time being I have convert the swf to gif banner...
Last edited by jazzy077; 01-15-2009 at 03:32 PM.
We recently had some discussion about z-indexing Flash. FireFox seems not to like the normal z-index methods. What browser/s are you testing in?
Check the forum for recent posts about "dropdown menu not showing"...something like that.
I'm using IE 6,7, Firefox, Safari. I did tried to search for recent posts about "dropdown menu not showing".....cudn't find it...
There's a lot of discussion on the Web about z-indexing problems with Flash. Here's one that helped me understand:
Read the complete article at
Window Mode (wmode) - What's It For?
There are three window modes.
In windowless modes (like opaque), Flash Player doesn't have a hWnd. This means that the browser tells the Flash Player when and where to draw onto the browser's own rendering surface. The Flash movie is no longer being rendered on a higher level if you will. It's right there in the page with the rest of the page elements. The Flash buffer is simply drawn into whatever rectangle the browser says, with any Flash stage space not occupied by objects receiving the movie's background color.
Google "flash z-index problems" for info
Thanks a lot!! Will try using this...
Yipee...It worked...Thanks again
display HTML page in Flash
I am also interested in this , but with a twist, I have a Flash intro which when a link is clicked on this (after loading) the flash intro page wipes off (in some effect) reveiling the Html page.
So if my intro had 3 links , depending on the link the flash would slowly slide off (maybe like opening curtains) to the page behind .
Does anybody know how to do this?
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http://www.peace-of-nature.com/blog/take-a-short-tour-of-celebration-park-along-the-snake-river-idaho | code | Hey everyone, it's me, Brent, and I'd like to invite you to take a short tour of Celebration Park along the Snake River in Idaho.
This is a beautiful park full of history including the ancient Bonneville flood that rolled basalt rocks into melons. The rocks also include petroglyphs 100 to 10,000 years old (not pictured in this video).
Celebration Park sits along the Snake River and offers camping, fishing, hiking, and other recreational activities in the area. There's also a long footbridge to cross over the river to access more hiking trails. If you get the opportunity to visit Celebration Park, I highly recommend it. Thank you for watching! | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2020-45/segments/1603107907213.64/warc/CC-MAIN-20201030033658-20201030063658-00528.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2020-45 | 650 | 3 |
https://deeplearningworld.de/session/big-data-analytics-of-customer-preferences-with-nlp-at-payback/ | code | Big Data Analytics of Customer Preferences with NLP at PAYBACK
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Analysis of customer preferences and behavior is crucial for running successful marketing campaigns and providing valuable insights into the strategic planning of CRM at PAYBACK. Multiple Deep Learning tools have been developed to study customer experience through analysis of a large amount of data presented as an interaction history with business products. Here, we discuss a product-focused approach for the analysis of large amounts of customer-associated textual data using industrial NLP tools. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2023-50/segments/1700679100555.27/warc/CC-MAIN-20231205172745-20231205202745-00482.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2023-50 | 585 | 3 |
https://tis.ios.ac.cn/?author=3 | code | MEMOCODE 2021 is co-organized by our group, jointly with the conference FM 2021. Both MEMOCODE and FM are virtual meetings, with talks, tutorials, and workshops given online.
According to an agreement between the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) and The World Academy of Sciences (TWAS) for the advancement of science in developing countries, up to 200 students/scholars from all over the world will be sponsored to study in China for doctoral degrees for up to 4 years.
This CAS-TWAS President’s Fellowship Programme provides students/scholars that are non-Chinese citizens an opportunity to pursue doctoral degrees at the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences (UCAS), the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC) or Institutes of CAS around China.
Under the terms of the CAS-TWAS agreement, travel from their home countries to China will be provided to the fellowship awardees in order to begin the fellowship in China (one trip only per student/scholar). TWAS will select 80 awardees from developing countries to support their international travel, while CAS will support the other 120. Visa fee will also be covered (once only per awardee) as a lump sum of USD 65 when all the awardees are on site in China. Any awardee on site in China, the host country, at the time of application will NOT be eligible for any travel or visa reimbursement.
Thanks to generous contribution of CAS, fellowship awardees will receive a monthly stipend (to cover accommodation and other living expenses, local travel expenses and health insurance) of RMB 7,000 or RMB 8,000 from CAS through UCAS/USTC, depending on whether he/she has passed the qualification test arranged by UCAS/USTC for all doctoral candidates after admission. All awardees will also be provided tuition and admission fee waivers.
- IscasMC: A Web-Based Probabilistic Model Checker, In Nineteenth international symposium of the Formal Methods Europe association (FM), pages 312-317, Springer, Lecture Notes in Computer Science 8442, 2014.
- Probably Safe or Life, CSL-LICS, Joost-Pieter Katoen, Lei Song, Lijun Zhang
- Lazy Determinisation for Quantitative Model Checking, Ernst Moritz Hahn, Guangyuan Li, Sven Schewe, Andrea Turrini, Lijun Zhang
The ISCAS model checker goes live today. It supports now
- Markov chains, wrt. logic PCTL*
- Markov decision processes, wrt. logic PCTL*
- Quantum Markov chains, wrt. logic QCTL
About the Workshop
Formal verification techniques have been successfully applied to complex systems such as Microsoft hardware drivers, airborne software at Airbus and consumer electronic protocols. In this context, the properties a system has to satisfy are often specified in temporal logics. The formal verification approach then verifies whether such property holds on a given system model. As an example, a property could be that the system will never reach a configuration in which two hosts share the same IP address. Formal verification of classical transition systems has received considerable attentions in the past decades: the 2007 Turing award was given to three researchers for their pioneering research in this area.
Quantitative verification is an important extension of the basic approach towards verifying systems involving various quantitative aspects, including randomizations, costs, time, and security metrics. These characteristics are the key ingredients for modeling and analyzing networked, embedded, biological and energy systems.
Verification of probabilistic systems with discrete time and discrete state spaces has first been studied in the nineties by Hansson & Jonsson. Afterwards, researchers have investigated the verification of probabilistic systems with continuous time, with nondeterminism, and various combinations of them. Today there is a very rich body of literature on theories attacking the probabilistic verification problem. Based on these theories many software tools have been developed, which are particularly appealing, as one can use them to model and analyze real life case studies. These tools are at most loosely interconnected, which limits their mutual fertilization.
Hybrid system consists of both discrete components and continuous dynamics: continuous dynamics can represent model the evolution of variables like velocity, distance or temperature, while discrete components are often used to model control effects, like the action of turning on or off the heater. Hybrid systems are very suitable for modeling controllable systems with continuous variables. On the other side, the interplay of random phenomena and continuous real-time control deserves increased attention for instance in wireless sensing and control applications. Thus, probabilistic hybrid systems arise as the genuine modeling formalism for such applications. Recently, probabilistic hybrid systems have been applied to the problem of balancing the energy production and consumption in electric power systems under renewable infeed.
The purpose of this symposium is to identify potential techniques that are the most promising to further pursued for analyzing probabilistic hybrid systems, as well as to coin entirely new techniques. The prospective participants represent the researchers in Germany and China very well, working on the probabilistic hybrid systems spectrum spanning from foundations over algorithms to applications. Due to the selection of invitees, we expect a highly cross-fertilizing atmosphere.
In this workshop, we have altogether 9 institutes from Germany and 12 from China as prospective participants. The central goal of this workshop is to form the nucleus for a research network between China and Germany for researchers in the quantitative verification area. Through the technical program, state-of-the-art knowledge will be exchanged between all the partners. Further, the workshop will create the forum for identifying research topics that both sides are interested in so as to make plans for further collaboration projects.
- Participants outside of Beijing will stay in the hotel Holiday Inn, Building A, No.89 Shuangqing Road, Haidian District, Beijing 100085, P.R. China. A map can be found here. Taking a taxi from the airport to the hotel will cost about 100RMB.
- The workshop will be held at ISCAS, Institute of Software Chinese Academy of Sciences. Here is information about how to get to ISCAS from the hotel.
- Organizers: Holger Hermanns, Naijun Zhan and Lijun Zhang.
- Local Organizers: Please feel free to contact one of the following local organizers for assistence: Ernst Moritz Hahn (+86 132 4019 8152), Naijun Zhan (+86 138 1046 0251), Lijun Zhang (+86 158 0115 0886)
|Session 1 (08:30–10:00): Hybrid Systems I|
|Leucker, Martin||Runtime Verification of Hybrid Systems|
|He, Fei (贺飞)||Complete and Learning-based Compositional Verification for Probabilistic Systems|
|Liu, Jiang (刘江)||Nonlinear Estimation and Hybrid Verification|
|Session 2 (10:30–12:00): Probabilistic Verification II|
|Katoen, Joost-Pieter||Automated Analysis of Probabilistic Program|
|Buchholz, Peter||Quantitative Analysis of Systems – Beyond Markov Models|
|Wu, Peng (吴鹏)||Towards Model Checking of Probabilistic Timed Automata with REDLIB|
|Session 3 (13:30–15:00): Safety and Abstractions|
|Dong, Wei (董威)||Anticipatory Active Monitoring of Safety-Critical Systems|
|Chen, Liqian (陈立前)||Extending octagon abstract domain with absolute value|
|Liu, Jing (刘静)|
|Li, Xuandong (李宣东)||Hybrid system: modelling and verification|
|Session 4 (15:30–17:00): Program Verification|
|Kapur, Deepak||Program verification and invariant generation|
|Kyas, Marcel||Verification and Validation of Systems with Uncertain Measurements for Position Estimation|
|Chen, Zhengbang (陈振邦)||Property Guided Dynamic Symbolic Execution|
|Ying, Mingsheng||Floyd-Hoare Logic for Quantum Programs|
|Feng, Yuan||Model Checking quantum Markov chains|
|Session 1 (08:30–10:00): Hybrid Systems II|
|Abate, Alessandro||Computable analysis and control synthesis over complex dynamical systems via formal verification|
|She, Zhikun (佘志坤)||Discovering Multiple Lyapunov Functions for Switched hybrid Systems|
|Zhan, Naijun （詹乃军）||Hybrid Hoare Logic|
|Session 2 (10:30–12:00): Markov Chains|
|Krcál, Jan||Compositional Verification and Optimization of Interactive Markov Chains|
|Jansen, David N.||More or less true: DCTL for continuous-time MDPs|
|Wimmer, Ralf||Optimal counterexamples for Markov models|
|afternoon: excursion (Great Wall)|
|Session 1 (8:30–10:00): Tools and Applications|
|Hermanns, Holger||From Power Domains to Power Grids|
|Wolter, Katinka||Validating retry mechanisms using queuing systems with signals|
|Gu, Bin||Embedded systems and cybernation in spacecraft|
|Wang, Haifeng (王海峰)||Safety verification of railway train control system|
|Session 2 (10:30–12:00): Modelling and Verification|
|Dong, Yunwei (董云卫）||On Reliability Analysis for Embedded Systems with AADL Behavior Model|
|Wang, Zheng (王政）||Runtime verification for periodic control systems|
|Lv, Jidong (吕继东)||Model Based safety test case Generation method and its application in train|
|Sun, Meng (孙猛)||Modeling and verification of connectors in complex systems|
|afternoon: excursion (Hutong tour)|
|Session 1 (08:30–10:00): Hybrid Systems III|
|Yang, Shaofa (杨绍发)||Modular discrete time approximations of distributed hybrid automata|
|Hahn, Ernst Moritz||Rewarding probabilistic hybrid automata|
|Abraham, Erika||Reachability analysis for hybrid systems|
|Sesserion 2 (10:30–12:00): Probabilistic Verification II|
|Siegle, Markus||State-of-the-art techniques and tools for performability evaluation|
|Tribastone, Mirco||Efficient State-Space Aggregations for Large-Scale Dynamical Systems|
|Zhao, Lin (赵琳)||Runtime Checking Temporal Properties of System Hybrid Behaviors|
|Session 3 (13:30–15:00): Bounded Model Checking|
|Bu, Lei (卜磊）||SAT-LP-IIS Joint-Directed Path-Oriented Bounded Reachability Analysis of Linear Hybrid Automata|
|Zhang, Miaomiao (张苗苗)||Bounded model checking of duration calculus|
|Liu, Wanwei (刘万伟)||Bounded Model Checking of Extended Temporal Logic Cooperating Both Finite and Looping Automata Connectives|
|Session 4 (15:30–17:00): Probabilistic Verification II|
|Zhang, Lijun （张立军）||Probabilistic Model Checking for Linear Temporal Logics|
|Song, Lei||Late Weak Bisimularity for Markov Automata|
|Turrini, Andrea||The Algorithmics of Probabilistic Automata Weak Bisimulation|
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https://eskimospy.com/ | code | I occasionally write things that people sometimes actually read.
The picker control that ships with the React Native standard library only allows one picker component. That is silly, so I wrote one that lets you have as many as you need.
Check it out on GitHub.
Website for the company I co-own, Simble Studios
An app to help you Just Sit. A simple app for a simple purpose. Available on the App Store.
An app doesn't live in a vacuum. Putting it into perspective as part of a user journey helps me understand what I'm building and to remember what the user is really doing.
A suite of event management iOS applications for many of the Pernod Ricard brands including The Glenlivet®, Jameson® Irish Whiskey, and ABSOLUT® Vodka.
UI refinement for the amazingly awesome BeagleSNES Emulator.
Pen and paper are where I start most of the time. They let me ideate quickly without the constraints of digital tools. Plus, they often turn out to be pretty.
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https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/play-for-java/9781617290909/kindle_split_009.html | code | Chapter 1. An introduction to Play
This chapter covers
- What the Play framework is
- What high-productivity web frameworks are about
- Why Play supports both Java and Scala
- Reactive programming
- Play 2 enterprise features
- What a minimal Play application looks like
Play isn’t really a Java web framework. Java’s involved, but that isn’t the whole story.
The first version of Play may have been written in the Java language, but it also ignored the conventions of the Java platform, providing a fresh alternative to excessive enterprise architectures. Play was not based on Java Enterprise Edition APIs and made for Java developers; Play is for web developers.
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https://www.beyondunreal.com/view_story.php?id=13720 | code | Viewing Post from Thursday Sep 04, 2014
Unreal Engine 4 Free for Schools
In a rather generous move, Epic Games announces that Unreal Engine 4 will be free for schools and their students by signing up (and being approved, no doubt!) at the UnrealEngine website. Certainly putting your tools in the hands of the next generation of designers is a good thing.
- Leading Platforms. Use Unreal Engine 4 for all major platforms including PC, mobile and VR.
- For Artists and Designers. Build complete games with Blueprint visual scripting, no coding required.
- For Programmers. Study, examine and extend Unreal Engine 4's multimillion-line codebase through the GitHub community.
- Learning Materials. In addition to the tools, features and code, Epic provides free tutorials, extensive documentation, AnswerHub support, complete sample projects, wiki and forum access, as well as weekly livestreams because open access to the engine, information and the people behind it all is the best way to learn game development. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2017-09/segments/1487501171620.77/warc/CC-MAIN-20170219104611-00156-ip-10-171-10-108.ec2.internal.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2017-09 | 1,011 | 7 |
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/demos/detail/twistron | code | Twister meets Tron
More About This Demo From The Author
Taking advantage of multi-touch (touch events) you can now play a different version of the popular game - Twister on your mobile device using your fingers!
Play single player or even go up to 4 players and play Twistron in groups!
Features a so-called hardcore mode
and a small homage to my company :)
Tested with Firefox Aurora on Android & iPad 2
Sorry, but I didn't have time to put in place a fallback for no-multi-touch systems.
You can check the github repo for updates
About this Demo
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https://truthonthemarket.com/2009/06/24/icann-and-antitrust-in-sydney/ | code | I’ve just returned from Sydney where I was at the ICANN meetings giving a presentation (with Steve Salop of Georgetown Law) and participating in a Q&A on the potential economic consequences of vertical integration between registries and registrars. I had a great time on the panel, but the highlight for me was spending talking to the various industry and ICANN representatives. This is a fascinating and dynamic space with more interesting legal and economic issues than one can imagine. I’m thrilled that I was able to go and learned a lot.
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https://cityofmclemoresville.com/laptop-with-gpu-deep-learning/ | code | A laptop with a powerful Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) is important for deep learning. Here are some of the best laptops for deep learning available today.
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Deep learning is a subset of machine learning where artificial neural networks, algorithms inspired by the human brain, learn from large amounts of data. It’s used for everything from computer vision and speech recognition to generating realistic images and translating languages.
In order to train deep learning models, you need a lot of computational power, which is why GPUs are often used. While CPUs are good at handling a few tasks at once, GPUs are designed to handle thousands of computationally intensive tasks simultaneously. This makes them ideal for deep learning.
There are a few different types of GPUs, but not all of them are well suited for deep learning. In general, you want a GPU with as many cores as possible and a high clock speed. You also want a GPU with good memory management so that it can handle large datasets.
Below are some of the best laptops for deep learning with a GPU. All of these laptops have powerful CPUs and GPUs that will be able to handle the demands of training deep learning models.
What to Look for in a Laptop for Deep Learning
When you’re looking for the best laptops for deep learning with a GPU, there are a few things you need to consider. First, you need to make sure that the laptop has a powerful CPU. The reason for this is that deep learning algorithms are very resource-intensive and require a lot of processing power. You also need to make sure that the laptop has a good amount of RAM. Again, deep learning algorithms are very memory-intensive, so you need to make sure that your laptop can handle them. Finally, you need to make sure that the laptop has a powerful enough GPU. The GPU is what will actually be doing the heavy lifting when it comes to training your deep learning models.
The Best Laptops for Deep Learning
GPUs have been used for general-purpose computing for a long time, but it wasn’t until recently that they’ve become powerful enough to be used for deep learning.
Deep learning is a subset of machine learning that uses algorithms to model high-level abstractions in data. A typical deep learning algorithm might have millions of parameters and billions of connections between those parameters. This requires a lot of computation, which is where GPUs come in.
If you want to get started with deep learning, you’ll need a laptop with a good GPU. Here are our picks for the best laptops for deep learning in 2020.
The Best Budget Laptops for Deep Learning
Deep learning is a branch of machine learning that uses algorithms inspired by the structure and function of the brain. It is mainly used for image and signal recognition. In recent years, it has become one of the hottest topics in machine learning, and laptops with good GPUs are in great demand for deep learning tasks.
If you are looking for a laptop for deep learning, it is important to consider the following factors:
– CPU: The processor is important for running the deep learning software, but it is not as important as the GPU. A good CPU can speed up training time, but a bad CPU will not slow you down too much.
– GPU: The graphics processing unit is important for training deep neural networks. A good GPU can speed up training time by orders of magnitude.
– Memory: Deep learning algorithms require a lot of memory. Make sure your laptop has enough RAM to keep your software running smoothly.
– Storage: Deep neural networks can be huge, so you will need plenty of storage space to keep them stored safely.
The Best High-End Laptops for Deep Learning
Deep learning is a branch of machine learning that uses algorithms to model high-level abstractions in data. By doing so, deep learning can recognize patterns in data and make predictions about new data. Deep learning is often used for image recognition, natural language processing, and making predictions based on complex data sets.
There are several factors to consider when choosing a laptop for deep learning. The most important factor is the graphics processing unit (GPU). A GPU is required for training deep learning models. The best laptops for deep learning have a powerful GPU that can handle the demands of training complex models. Another important factor to consider is the CPU. A fast CPU is necessary for loading data sets and running training algorithms. Finally, you will need to choose a laptop with enough memory to store your data sets and trained models.
The best high-end laptops for deep learning are listed below. These laptops have the powerful GPUs and fast CPUs necessary for training deep learning models. They also have ample memory for storing data sets and trained models.
-Dell Precision 7720
-Alienware 17 R4
-Acer Aspire V 17Nitro Black Edition
-Lenovo Legion Y920
– MSI G63VR 6RF
The Best Portable Laptops for Deep Learning
If you’re looking for a great laptop for deep learning that won’t break the bank, then you’ve come to the right place. In this guide, we’ve put together a list of the best portable laptops for deep learning, so you can find the perfect one for your needs.
We’ve considered a variety of factors when putting together this list, including price, performance, features, and more. So, whether you’re looking for a powerful machine that can handle large datasets or a more affordable option that won’t break the bank, we’ve got you covered.
Here are our top picks for the best portable laptops for deep learning:
-Acer Predator Helios 300 Gaming Laptop
-Aorus 15G XB
-ASUS ROG Strix Scar III
-Dell G5 15 5590 Gaming Laptop
-Lenovo Legion Y740 Gaming Laptop
-Razer Blade Stealth 13 Ultrabook
-Samsung Notebook Odyssey
The Best Gaming Laptops for Deep Learning
The best laptops for deep learning with a GPU are usually high-end gaming laptops. This is because they have the highest-end CPUs and GPUs, which are necessary for deep learning. They also often have a lot of RAM, which is also necessary for deep learning. However, there are some laptops that are designed specifically for deep learning, and those are the best laptops for deep learning with a GPU.
The Best Ultrabooks for Deep Learning
If you’re looking for the best possible performance for deep learning with a GPU, you’ll want to get an ultrabook with a dedicated graphics card. Here are some of the best options currently available:
-Dell XPS 15: This ultrabook has a 4K display and an Nvidia GTX 1050 Ti graphics card, making it ideal for deep learning.
-Asus ROG Strix GL502VS: This laptop has a Full HD display and an Nvidia GTX 1070 graphics card, making it perfect for deep learning tasks.
-Acer Predator Helios 300: This laptop has a Full HD display and an Nvidia GTX 1060 graphics card, making it a good choice for deep learning.
-Lenovo Legion Y520: This laptop has a Full HD display and an Nvidia GTX 1050 Ti graphics card, making it another good option for deep learning.
The Best Chromebooks for Deep Learning
With the right software, a Chromebook can be used for deep learning tasks such as image recognition and classification. While most Chromebooks don’t have a dedicated GPU, some models – like the Google Pixelbook – come with an integrated Intel HD Graphics 615 GPU that can handle certain types of neural networks.
If you’re looking for a Chromebook that’s specifically designed for deep learning, we recommend the Acer Chromebook R 13. This convertible laptop has a larger 13.3-inch display and comes with an integrated AMD Radeon R4 GPU that’s powerful enough to handle most common neural networks. Plus, with its 360-degree hinge, the Chromebook R 13 can be used in tablet, tent, or stand mode – making it perfect for deep learning tasks that require a lot of interaction with the screen.
We’ve seen that there are a few key things to look for in a good laptop for deep learning with a GPU. Firstly, you need a powerful processor, such as an Intel Core i7 or i9. Secondly, you need a good amount of RAM, ideally 16GB or more. Thirdly, you need a decent graphics card, such as an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti or GTX 1060. Fourthly, you need a fast storage drive, such as an SSD. Finally, you need a good quality display.
If you’re looking for the best possible laptop for deep learning with a GPU, then the MacBook Pro 15-inch with Touch Bar and AMD Radeon Pro 560 is the clear choice. It has all of the features we mentioned above, and it also has a beautiful retina display. However, it is quite expensive, so if you’re on a budget then the Dell Inspiron 15 Gaming Laptop is a great alternative. It has most of the features we mentioned above (except for the retina display), and it’s much more affordable.
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https://apprize.best/programming/object-oriented/1.html | code | Object-Oriented Analysis and Design for Information Systems: Modeling with UML, OCL, and IFML (2014)
The main goal of this book is to present a set of good practices that allows software developers to comprehend and use object-oriented principles in an effective and efficient way. This chapter presents the motivation for this book and a quick introduction to UML (Unified Modeling Language) and UP (Unified Process). The goal of this book is not to be another reference manual to such technologies, but to help people who are working with them to accomplish their jobs better.
UML; Unified Process; object-oriented analysis; object-oriented design; object-oriented development; design patterns
Key Topics in this Chapter
• Object-Oriented Systems Development
• Unified Modeling Language (UML)
• Unified Process (UP)
1.1 This book
There is a vast literature that aims at syntactically presenting UML1 diagrams, such as for instance, Miles and Hamilton (2006). There are also a significant number of books about development processes and management activities, such as Satzinger, Jackson and Burd (2011). However, there are relatively few books that go really deep into the presentation of best practices that allow the effective application of object-oriented techniques in software development in the real world. This means that despite the vast literature in this area, many questions faced by developers are still left unanswered.
This book presents more details on many object-oriented concepts and activities, especially those presented by Larman (2004), which is based on the Unified Process, commonly known as UP (Jacobson, Booch, & Rumbaugh, 1999; Scott, 2001).
The reason this book is based on Larman’s concepts is because he presents a concise and efficient approach to systems analysis and design using an object-oriented paradigm. In his approach, each artifact (document or diagram) has a very clear and practical reason to exist and the connections between artifacts are very precise.
In our approach, agile principles adopted by Extreme Programming (XP) (Beck & Andres, 2004) are largely accepted. However, we propose that programming must be undertaken first using a modeling language before directly programming code. The use of UML diagrams as high-level programming tools instead of just documentation tools is recommended. With that approach, the artifacts used should contribute directly to the understanding of the problem (analysis) or to the design of a solution. In order to improve the process of designing a solution, we consider model transformation and automatic code generation fundamental.
Furthermore, in contrast to Larman’s work, this book presents some original concepts and other details on topics as follows:
• Objective criteria to identify use cases and decide when to subdivide them or not.
• A technique to expand use cases that reduces the disparity among descriptions created by different analysts (the concept of mandatory and complementary steps allows one to decide exactly how many steps a use case must have).
• System sequence diagrams built with actor, interface, and control (instead of actor and system only) to help realize a clear difference between system events and system operations.
• An original approach for writing system commands and queries contracts with the use of the Object Constraint Language, OCL (Object Management Group, 2010) that allows for automatic generation of running code, and not only postcondition checking, as current tools do.
• An adaptation of Fowler’s (2003) analysis patterns to UML, and restructuring some of those patterns to simplify their identification and application in practice.
• A systematic technique to generate dynamic object models from OCL contracts, which follows good design patterns, and reduces significantly the amount of code necessary for running an application, avoiding, for example, redundant verifications.
• An interface tier design presented with the use of IFML (Interaction Flow Modeling Language), a brand new OMG standard for interface modeling.
The aforementioned features are useful for producing high-quality software that is well organized, based on a multitiered architecture, and able to change or accommodate new requirements.
1.2 Object-oriented systems development
What is object-oriented systems development? By observing the way object-oriented analysis and design is taught and practiced in some places, it can be concluded that many professionals simply adopt an object-oriented programming language, or use fragments of an object-oriented based development process. However, very often, they are not as effective as one would expect.
It is not sufficient to organize the system architecture in tiers and modules if the code implemented inside of it is disorganized. Some programmers organize the system adequately in classes and packages, but they still write spaghetti code inside the methods of these classes and packages. In addition, other developers still use top-down functional decomposition inside methods, which is not appropriate when using object-oriented programming (top-down decomposition is adequate if structured programming is used instead).
In order to build code that is really object-oriented, developers should learn the techniques of delegation and responsibility assignment, which can lead to reusable code and low coupling. Those techniques are explained in this book.
It is useless to invest heavily in object-oriented CASE (computer-aided software engineering) tools without learning the way to think in terms of object-oriented programming. The use of diagrams will not necessarily improve the quality of the software, although it may help.
1.3 Unified Modeling Language (UML)
Some developers believe that UML is a methodology, maybe because of the “M” in the acronym. However, that is not true: UML means Unified Modeling Language, and it is therefore a language that can be used to describe things.
Knowing a language does not necessarily imply the ability to produce useful artifacts. For example, English is a language, but someone who knows how to speak English does not necessarily know how to write good poetry or how to make good speeches. Besides the language syntax, there are knowledge and techniques of best practices that greatly help poets and speakers to place the elements of the language in an order and structure that is adequate to produce the expected results.
The UML language has been under development since James Rumbaugh and Grady Booch joined forces at Rational Software and started to unify their already well-known diagrammatic notations and processes. Later, Ivar Jacobson joined the group and added his use cases and other notations to the unified language that was under development.
UML is constantly being revised and currently has the following three families of diagrams:
• Structure diagrams: Includes package, class, objects, composite structure, component, profile, and deployment diagrams. They are used to define what must be implemented in the system in terms of components. They are useful to specify the part of the system architecture that is time independent.
• Behavior diagrams: Includes use case, activity, and state machine diagrams. They emphasize what must happen in the system or business process. They are used to describe the functionality of the system.
• Interaction diagrams: Includes communication, sequence, timing, and interaction overview diagrams. These are a subset of behavior diagrams and describe the control flow between different components of the system.
Not every diagram must be used during the development of a system. Only those that represent useful information for the project are recommended. This book emphasizes the use of the activity, machine state, use case, sequence, communication, and class diagrams for modeling information systems. However, other diagrams can be useful depending on the features of the system being modeled. For more information on the different UML diagrams, the book by Miles and Hamilton (2006) may be consulted.
1.4 Unified Process (UP)
The techniques presented in this book are compatible with the Unified Process, which is heavily based (although not necessarily) on UML.
UP was also proposed by the three amigos, Grady Booch, James Rumbaugh, and Ivar Jacobson (Jacobson, Booch, and Rumbaugh, 1999), as the result of their extensive experience.
This process is based in the following principles:
• Use case driven: The development is planned and organized over a list of use cases.
• Architecture centered: The development process leads to the construction of a system architecture that allows the implementation of the requirements. That architecture is based on the identification of a structure that is iteratively built from a conceptual model.
• Iterative and incremental: Development is divided into iterations or development cycles. At each iteration, new features are added to the system architecture, or corrected/refined, leaving it more complete and closer to the final desired system.
• Risk oriented: The elements of greater risk for a project are addressed early. For instance, critical use cases are identified, detailed, and implemented before the others.
UP includes in its disciplines the main activities related to software development. Those activities have different levels or emphasis during the four major UP phases: Inception, Elaboration, Construction, and Transition (Figure 1.1). Although sequential in time, those phases must not be confused with the waterfall phases (Royce, 1970). In the waterfall model, requirements specification must be completed before design, design must be completed before construction, and so on. In UP, requirements specification, design, construction, and other activities are performed in all phases with different emphasis.
FIGURE 1.1 The emphasis of the different disciplines during the four phases of the Rational Unified Process (RUP®).2, 3
Inception is the first phase of UP, in which the main requirements are discovered and the extension of the system is understood. The output of this phase usually consists of a preliminary conceptual model (Section 3.6); a requirements document, usually in the form of a list of high-level use cases (Section 3.3) and supplementary specifications (Section 3.5.8); and a development schedule based on the use case list (Section 4.3). Additionally, a list of high-importance risks and their mitigation plans may be created, as well as other plans attending the special needs of the project. But those aspects are out of the scope of this book, which will concentrate on modeling techniques, not management. Only iteration planning based on high-level use cases is presented in detail.
The Elaboration phase includes a more detailed requirements analysis, which is performed by expanding the use cases, that is, writing the sequence of steps that characterizes each of their possible flows. The conceptual model is refined after each use case is expanded. Depending on the priority of the use cases, it is expected that the number of changes applied to the software architecture decreases as the project proceeds during Elaboration.
During the Construction phase most of the code production and test activities are performed. It is expected that the Elaboration phase produces an architecture sufficiently stable so that its refactoring will be minimized during this phase.
The Transition phase consists typically of the final tests and the delivery of the system to its users including possibly its installation and data migration. During this phase, the system will be deployed, possibly replacing an existing system (manual or automatic).
The Elaboration and Construction phases are performed in iterations. An iteration may have as an objective developing one or more use cases, implementing change requests, or mitigating selected risks. During an iteration, use cases are expanded and the information learned from them is incrementally incorporated in the product. It is expected that the Elaboration phase deals with the major risks of the system, as well as with the more complex or risky use cases that affect the system architecture significantly. On the other hand, the Construction phase concentrates on producing code for the whole application and implementing change requests.
UP is usually understood as a prescriptive process. But it may also be performed as an agile method, with few artifacts. Two popular agile implementations of UP are AUP4 (Ambler & Jeffries, 2002) and OpenUP5 (Kroll & MacIsaac, 2006). An agile process is one that prioritizes:6
• People and iterations over tools and processes.
• Working software over comprehensive documentation.
• Customer collaboration over contract negotiation.
• Responding to change over following a plan.
In order to obtain such agility, all documentation must be directed to software production. Each activity performed by the developer must have a very clear goal and a precise use, aiming always toward the production of code that meets the requirements in the best way possible and in the shortest reasonable time. Software is designed with two goals in mind: understanding client needs, and producing a viable solution to those needs. In order to help people adequately communicate their needs and solutions, different artifacts, such as diagrams, may be created; diagrams are more useful when they allow code to be automatically generated from them.
1.5 The process so far
At the end of each chapter, a table shows which analysis and design activities have been covered by the book, highlighting those that were covered by the current chapter. This initial chapter is a general view of the Unified Process. Only the Inception and Elaboration phases are addressed in this book, and only the disciplines of business modeling, requirements, analysis and design, implementation, test, and some aspects of project management are addressed.
1. What are the four fundamental principles of the Unified Process?
2. What is the goal of each of the four phases of the Unified Process?
3. How do the phases of UP differ from waterfall's phases?
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This motherboard has onboard VGA (video card) which i believe has failed because when i try turn on the PC It's blank and says "No Video Output" but the machine sounds as if it is booting no problem at all - there are no beeps on startup or anything.
I have tried:
a) Plugging in a different monitor - same problem
Checking all plugs inside - all are fine.
c) Reset CMOS with Jumper and by removing battery and putting back in
d) Bought a new PCI-E video card - plugged it in and still the same thing.
I believe the onboard VGA card is not allowing the motherboard to use the new video card I bought....
Is there any way I can remove it? or tell the motherboard to bypass it?
I can't get to the BIOS to specify which device to use for video output because I can't see the screen lol!
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http://serverfault.com/questions/367504/tunneling-mysql-through-a-second-server-not-visible-to-the-outside | code | This is the setup: I have 1 debian server deep within the network running a mysql server. I have a second debian server who is exclusively allowed to access the mysql server of the first server. I have a windows machine that talks over a openvpn connection with the second server and has full control over that server.
What i want to do is to be able to connect to mysql from my windows machine. I established an SSH tunnel from the second server to the mysql server running on the first server with:
ssh -L 7777:127.0.0.1:3306 [email protected] -N
This allows me to connect on the second server with mysql using the following lines:
mysql --host=127.0.0.1 --port=7777 --protocol=TCP -u username -p mysql --host=localhost --port=7777 --protocol=TCP -u username -p
but not with
mysql --host=10.168.32.11 --port=7777 --protocol=TCP -u username -p <-- local ip mysql --host=172.28.28.1--port=7777 --protocol=TCP -u username -p <-- openvpn tun ip (also used when connecting from my windows machine)
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https://teaching.missouri.edu/knowledge-base/accessible-learning/accessibility-guides/excel | code | Why should I make my Excel documents accessible?
Designing Excel spreadsheets with accessibility in mind helps blind and visually impaired users access the data more easily.
Include alt text with visuals by utilizing the Accessibility Checker.
Ensure hyperlink text is descriptive by using the full title of the page it links to instead of “Click Here” or the URL link.
Give Sheet tabs unique names so screen readers can navigate through and make it easier to understand the contents of the workbook.
Use simple table structure with header information to prevent screen readers from getting lost in a table, with nested, split or merged cells.
How to make your
- Right-click an image. Select Edit Alt Text.
- Select an image. Select Picture Format > Alt Text. The Alt Text pane opens.
- Type 1–2 two sentences to describe the image and its context to someone who cannot see it. Note: Check the Mark as Decorative option if your image is decorative.
- Right-click a cell.
- Select Hyperlink.
- In the Text to Display box, type the hyperlink text.
- In the Address box, type the destination URL.
- Select the ScreenTip button and in the ScreenTip text box type a ScreenTip.
- Select Review > Check Accessibility.
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https://softwarerecs.stackexchange.com/tags/synchronization/hot | code | I recommend Todoist for you. Let us see how it satisfies your requirements.
Must Have Features:
Ability to maintain multiple distinct lists (such as one for personal and work items)
In Todoist, you can create multiple lists, how many ever you wish, and also nested lists (lists within lists) up to 4 levels. For instance, during my semester, I have almost a ...
Without personal experience yet, taken from my list of Multi-device Clipboards for Android:
You don't write which desktop environment you use. But if it's KDE, take a look at KDE Connect, which offers
Shared clipboard: copy and paste between your devices.
Share files and URLs to your computer from any app, without wires.
Virtual touchpad: Use your ...
As Nick Wilde (hey, my name is also Nick!) already said, Xmarks is a great solution to sync your bookmarks.
However, I feel the need to give some additional information.
The Xmarks extension syncs your bookmarks (and passwords) in various browsers.
It does this by uploading the bookmarks to their website, and then the extension will download them to the ...
You can use Nextcloud. I'm currently using its predecessor Owncloud for quite some time for syncing my Android with my PC. Nextcloud was forked from Owncloud about half a year ago and it seems like it will be more intensively developed in the future.
It is Open Source and clients and third-party apps exist for most platforms. With the webapp you can edit ...
Nobody talked about Trello yet ?
It's free, there is an app for android (maybe iOS too, but I don't use that) and a website accessible from any browser. You can sync everything.
You can also :
Label (tag) things (what I do is I label things with "Easy", "Average", "hard").
Create due dates.
Switch to calendar view.
Share the ...
Well, you don't specify the gratis tag, so ...
I tried all the free synch programs. I even recommended some of them on this site (the best being http://www.freefilesync.org/).
But, in the end, I went with Bvckup2 at US $19.11 for a single license and discounts from the second license onward.
It, like DropBox, etc, mirrors in real-time, every time a file ...
ownCloud can be setup on your Linux machine. It supports a lot more than just notes (I use it e.g. for my calendars and contacts, so no Google here for that).
Then there are several apps supporting the ownCloud notes components, e.g. My Own Notes (also available at F-Droid) and MortNotes. I have not used the notes component with Android yet, just on the "...
Like many I've been searching for a bookmarks synchronization solution that is cross-browsers and cross-platforms for years. To my knowledge, all-in-one ready to use alternatives are but none. But once you accept that there's a solution.
A note on some Xmarks alternatives.
Sync2It BookmarkSync looks dead.
tidyfavorites is Windows only. So is Outertech's ...
The author of rclone answered a question about this kind of thing here. Here's his answer copied below.
rclone doesn’t have a bisync solution at the moment.
There are some ideas on implementing it
And even a 3rd party tool or two
I would recommend Remember the Milk. It has all of your must have features, several desktop apps, ability to share tasks, tags and recurring tasks, integrations with outlook, gmail/google calendar add-ins. It also has a powerful saved search system.
(▶ see the UPDATE 2018-09-28)
Although I accepted an XMarks answer, my searching for acceptable tool continues as XMarks license is too demanding. Why should I grant irrevocable license to XMarks to publish or publicly display my bookmarks, username and even voice? That's sick. It can create not only privacy, but also security issues - think of bookmarks to ...
There is a version of DAVdroid which allows syncing tasks with a CalDAV server. DAVDroid is Free Software and allows for two-way syncing. It creates an Android calendar that you can view with any calendar displaying software you like.
The task-syncing version is a bit buried in this bug report so I'm not linking to it directly. Note that once the bug ...
Though you wrote Synchronization must be over USB cable or BlueTooth, not over the cloud. – I've taken this as strong wish for privacy, not explicitly excluding WiFi, so I hope the following is OK for you:
For this I use ownCloud on my Ubuntu machine, and DAVDroid on my Android devices (for alternatives, see below).
ownCloud requires a web server with PHP (...
You can use SyncML over, e.g. Bluetooth.
Back in the day your handset came with SyncML support out of the factory. Nowadays it seems that you need to install something on your handset first. The Wikipedia page (i.e. not me) suggests the Synthesis client or Funambol.
Now your problem is Thunderbird, because it does not seem to play nicely with SyncML out of ...
I don't think such an off-the-shelf tool exist. However, you can build it pretty easily if you use a clever approach.
Store ALL the files as BLOBs.
No filesystem => no sync-with-filesystem problems. See here for caveats though: https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/150669/is-it-a-bad-practice-to-store-large-files-10-mb-in-a-database
I came across this software, Linkman, that is local only, and has several features that you're looking for. Alas, it's missing some features I'm looking for though.
I have not tried it out [yet], and I stumbled across your post looking to find a secure bookmark manager.
Well, you might try Beyond Compare.
(I like this program a lot, but haven't used it for the purpose you are describing.)
They tout that it can be used for file synchronization. (You can let it 'diff' two folders, see what is not the same, and then copy things back and forth). [You can even do a three-way compare, which can be super handy].
Apparently, you ...
You can use Airdroid for texting, accessing clipboard, installing apps and of course notification.
It also offers many other features for managing your phone wirelessly. For using it, both your phone and the computer should be connected to the same WiFi network.
Although, I don't know whether it supports phone calls or not.
As far as I understand, https://pinboard.in might be an answer to your needs.
Quoting from the main page (emphasis mine, with relation to your requested features):
Pinboard is a fast, no-nonsense bookmarking site for people who value privacy and speed.
Pinboard lets you bookmark from any browser, connect up to three Twitter accounts (and ...
Cloud storage is all the rage, but some offerings have complicated web
access and force you to download / upload manually in order to save
your files. Enter MegaSync. Mega has created their synchronization
tool to sync files stored in the cloud to any number of local devices.
Any edits completed on a local device is then uploaded,...
Since I'm not seeing any other answers, I'll answer my own question in case anyone else is looking for the same thing I was.
A colleague recommended Everhelper's Eversync to me. It seems to behave pretty much the same way XMarks did; it keeps my existing bookmarks in sync across browsers and machines without requiring me to visit a website to view or edit ...
Have you checked out Rabb.it?
It's a browser based app that lets you create a "Room" where other people can join and all view and interact with a virtualized Firefox browser. The browser is able to accept mouse and keyboard inputs, and everyone sees the same video stream of the virtual browser. It's free and just requires you to set up an account.
To get end-to-end encryption it is inevitable to install a piece of software on your client. Such tools exist and often work with more than one cloud. I would recommend to have a look at Boxcryptor, as far as I know it also supports differential synchronisation.
I would suggest you take a look at Rainlander, I checked your list:
macOS and Linux? Yes.
Week view? Yes.
Always-visible notifications? Yes.
Works offline? Yes.
Syncs with Google Calendar? Yes.
Free? There is a "lite" version. But for "pro" is a one-time purchase.
I hope this is what you were looking for. Cheers.
You could do:
rclone mount YourRemote: /mnt/remote1
and then use:
rsync [flags] /mnt/remote1 /your/local/directory
rsync [flags] /your/local/directory /mnt/remote1
or something like unison.
With the right flags rsync both ways might do it.
See this question.
I invite you to have a look at my application SilentNotes;
It is a FOSS application which I have developed with a strong focus on privacy.
The notes can be synchronized end-to-end encrypted between multiple Android and Windows devices and can be self-hosted. Currently supported are the FTP protocol, the WebDav protocol, Dropbox, Google-Drive and One-Drive. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2021-43/segments/1634323588398.42/warc/CC-MAIN-20211028162638-20211028192638-00365.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2021-43 | 8,681 | 92 |
https://himeworks.com/2015/11/progressive-states-mv/ | code | Progressive States MV
Do you have states that automatically change into other states after a certain amount of turns or actions have elapsed?
For example, you have a Doom state that counts down every turn, and when the countdown reaches 0, the battler will automatically die.
Or perhaps you have a Poison state that will worsen if it’s not treated, and after walking around for 50 steps, the poison state automatically turns into a deadlier poison state.
Or perhaps you have a Frozen state that prevents the battler from moving, but if it gets hit by any damage, it will immediately die.
This plugin allows you to set up your states so that when the state is removed automatically, new states will be added.
Plugin: download here (right-click and save-as)
- Patch for Yanfly’s ATB
Download the plugin and place it in the “plugins” folder in your project’s “js” folder. Then open your Plugin Manager (F10), double-click an empty row, and select the HIME_ProgressiveStates plugin.
Once it is in your list of plugins, turn the plugin on.
To specify what states will be added when a state is automatically removed, add the note-tag
<progressive state: ID>
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https://www.bestbuy.com/site/reviews/lenmar-lithium-ion-battery-for-select-sony-vaio-laptops/1224779 | code | The battery is a great battery. But I had to pay Best Buy to do a software install on it because it came with a software cd programed in another countries version of software. My anti virus that I bought from Best Buy thought the cd had malware on it. The reason it came with a cd is to up date the Bios on Sony computers so it will recognize the aftermarket battery. Its pretty sad when a person cannot buy a product in their own country and receive the correct version of software. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2021-25/segments/1623487643380.40/warc/CC-MAIN-20210619020602-20210619050602-00168.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2021-25 | 483 | 1 |
http://english.stackexchange.com/questions/109832/these-are-one-ones-of-the-foundations-which-one-should-i-use | code | I'm having a hard time picking between
These are one of the foundations of....
These are ones of the foundations of..
Or is there a more idiomatic way to express it?
"This is one of the foundations . . . " or
"These are some of the foundations . . ."
"These one" is mismatched since "these" implies multiple and "one" is singular
I'm having a hard time picking, too, because of the "..." after the preposition. You've done yourself a bit of a disservice here, because there's not really enough context here to address the question with certainty!
...these are all valid ways to say this, too, but they avoid the very awkward “These are one” construct.
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https://www.covermesongs.com/2013/12/they-say-its-your-birthday-neil-innes.html | code | They Say It’s Your Birthday celebrates an artist’s special day with other people singing his or her songs. Let others do the work for a while. Happy birthday!
The United States and Great Britain are two countries separated by a common language. – Unknown
Neil Innes turns 69 today. For more than forty years he has been acclaimed as a songwriter, musician, and performer, acclaimed by allmusic.com as “the most important figure in British musical comedy since the heyday of vaudeville.” He’s been on both sides of a plagiarism lawsuit – he has to credit John Lennon and Paul McCartney as co-writers of Rutles songs, while the Oasis song “Whatever” is now required by law to credit Innes due to lifting the opening of his “How Sweet To Be an Idiot.” So Innes has talent to burn and no-such-thing-as-bad-publicity to boot, but in the United States he remains relatively unknown. For all his accomplishments, Innes may be one of those whose peculiar talents simply aren’t appreciated as much on this side of the Atlantic. This is best described as “America’s loss.”
While in art school, Innes joined forces with a group of odd, diverse musicians who called themselves the Bonzo Dog Dada Band, later revised to the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band. Initially playing a mix of traditional jazz and music hall music, always with a bit of a humorous edge, they would later turn more toward rock, which led to them catching the Beatles‘ eye and appearing in their Magical Mystery Tour movie. The Bonzos’ first album, Gorilla, was in many ways a parody of their trad-jazz past, and showcased their twisted sense of humor, often compared to the early Mothers of Invention. This was followed by their first hit, the Innes-written “I’m the Urban Spaceman,” produced by Apollo C. Vermouth (a.k.a. Paul McCartney). Two more albums of increasingly quirky music followed before the band broke up (although there have been some reunions).
In the 1970s, Innes began to work with the Monty Python troupe. He wrote songs for the Flying Circus, appeared in the show, and contributed to their live stage shows and films, to the point that he was known as “the seventh Python.”
In addition, Innes and Eric Idle collaborated on a TV show called Rutland Weekend Television, sort of an English SCTV. One of Innes’ most memorable appearance on the show featured him performing his hilarious Bob Dylan parody, called, simply, “Protest Song” (“I’ve suffered for my music, and now it’s your turn”). Another sketch on that show introduced the Rutles, who performed Innes-written songs that sounded remarkably Beatlesque. When Idle replayed this bit on Saturday Night Live, Lorne Michaels suggested lengthening the skit, leading to All You Need is Cash, a mock-rock-doc released years before Spinal Tap was a gleam in Christopher Guest’s eye. Innes played the John Lennon figure Ron Nasty; a heavily disguised George Harrison had a cameo as a reporter.
After Rutlemania died down, Innes returned to the BBC with a show called The Innes Book of Records; later he turned to children’s television and music. He still does occasional tours and one-off performances, sometimes with various members of Monty Python or the Bonzos, and makes the odd (in every sense of the word) appearance on television.
Let’s take a look at the career of Neil Innes, through some covers that only scratch the surface of his brilliance.
Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band – I Left My Heart in San Francisco (Tony Bennett cover)
From the Bonzos’ debut album Gorilla, this is a deliberately awful version of the Tony Bennett standard “I Left My Heart in San Francisco,” featuring Innes’s loungey piano. Not nearly as painful as their cover of “The Sound of Music,” this song showed the band’s talent for music was often overshadowed by their desire to amuse, or even shock.
Alex Chilton – Death Cab for Cutie (Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band cover)
It would have been nice to find a cover of “Death Cab for Cutie,” by the band that took the song title for their name, but it was not to be. This doo-wop ditty was performed by the Bonzos in Magical Mystery Tour, and here is performed in a sloppy, more Elvis-influenced style by a likely drug-impaired Alex Chilton, live on Memphis radio in 1975.
Don Sebastiano – Arsene Wenger on Bass (Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band parody)
“The Intro and the Outro,” also from Gorilla, is a piece in which the band vamped behind leader Vivian Stanshall’s smarmy introduction of the members, without ever actually playing a song. The dry humor here is nearly irresistible. Stanshall starts off accurately identifying the members, including Innes on piano, before veering off into fantasyland, announcing John Wayne on xylophone, Princess Anne on sousaphone, Adolf Hitler on vibes (“looking very relaxed”), the entire Count Basie Orchestra on triangle, and many more. (Eric Clapton, who is introduced as the ukulele player, is, in fact, on the recording.) Don Sebastiano, an Arsenal supporter, released this parody of the Bonzo song, honoring the North London team’s great manager and replacing the musicians with current and former team players, including Thierry Henry on drums and Cesc Fabregas on bongos.
Bonzo Dog Band – Blue Suede Shoes (Carl Perkins cover)
A bonus track added to the band’s second album, The Doughnut in Granny’s Greenhouse (released in the U.S. as Urban Spaceman), this is a raucous, fun, and almost straightforward version of the Carl Perkins rockabilly classic, with Innes pounding away on the piano.
The Human Tim – Knights of the Round Table/Sir Robin/Always Look on the Bright Side of Life (Monty Python cover)
Innes’ fame, at least in America, is pretty much directly tied to his involvement with the Pythons, with whom he clearly shared an anarchic sense of humor. He wrote a number of songs that were used in the weekly series, and most of the music for the troupe’s magnum opus, Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Innes also also played a few parts in the movie, most memorably the head of the chanting monks, who smash their heads with their prayer books, and Sir Robin’s minstrel, who refused to sugarcoat his master’s cowardice (and who was later eaten, to much rejoicing). This cover by guitarist/multi-instrumentalist The Human Tim, a self-described “nerdcore rocker” from Connecticut, includes the wonderful “Knights of the Round Table” and “Sir Robin” songs, both with music written by Innes, and “Always Look on the Bright Side of Life,” from Monty Python’s Life of Brian. Eric Idle wrote that last one, but it was Innes who suggested the whistling.
Galaxie 500 – Cheese and Onions (Rutles cover)
The songs that Innes wrote for the Rutles were uncanny in their ability to evoke the various styles of the Beatles without, for the most part, being direct parodies of particular songs. Nevertheless, it is pretty clear that “Cheese and Onions” owes a great deal to “A Day in the Life” – so much so that Innes agreed to share publishing credit (and royalties) with Lennon and McCartney. This Galaxie 500 cover appears on Rutles Highway Revisited, a 1990 tribute album on the Shimmy Disc Records label. That a tribute album to a fake parody band exists is either genius or demonstrates that some people just have too much time on their hands. Same goes for tribute bands to fake parody bands (we’re looking at you, Ouch! from Austin, Texas).
Learn more about the zany world of Neil Innes on his website.
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https://2018.spaceappschallenge.org/challenges/can-you-build/when-next-rocket-launch/teams/wangalen/project/ | code | Rockets of the Galaxy is a chrome extension that bring widgets on your browser to know about the next rocket launching and their crew!
By quoting Chrome documentation, "Extensions are software programs that customize the browsing experience. They enable users to tailor Chrome functionality and behavior to individual needs or preferences".
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Since Crew members play a crucial role in the success of a crewed mission, our goal is also to highlight them as part of the widgets in the app extension.
Our chrome extension can be easily installed from communal libraries to schools' computing labs to inspire kids and students with the crew members biography and role on each mission and allow them to interact with these heroes of the galaxy through their social network.
Teachers can also use this tool and its widgets component as inspiration for storytelling at the classroom.
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- manifest.json https://developer.chrome.com/apps/manifest
We also used Node module to build our web application:
- "react": "^16.4.2",
- "styled-components": "^4.0.2",
- "webpack": "^4.16.5",
- "webpack-dev-server": "^3.1.5"
Some of the SVG used in our UI are from:
We worked using a GIT flow methodology to collaborate while coding the challenge.
our code was pushed to a GitHub repository https://github.com/meligatt/rockets-galaxy-2
One of our problems was to retrieve in a short time the ideal data source to feed our widgets, to sort this out.
To move forward, we based our custom JSON file with data taken from the NASA.gov website, in launches and landing section.
Throughout the hackathon, we had to rearrange our JSON structure many times to suits our Agile development process.
Another challenge was to learn how to create a browser-extension app from scratch, and how to integrate this approach to our client-side app.
Also, we needed a particular behavior for our created extension, that is to bring data on every “new created tab” in the browser, to solve this, we started from small steps first, getting familiar with the manifest.json file structure so adding later a more complex config was less confusing.
With the time given, we were able to generate an extension for Chrome (desktop version), although our goal is to replicate this steps for other browsers such as Firefox and Edge, and also Mobile.
We had to make sure that the performance on loading data via the extension was high, for this we had to make sure that the compiled code was correct according to the chrome rules.
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https://forum.pycom.io/topic/149/monitoring-battery-voltage | code | Monitoring battery voltage?
Is there a way to monitor the connected battery voltage from within MicroPython? I'd like to write some code that monitors the voltage levels and generates an alert when the battery is reaching its low-voltage cutoff level so I can go fetch the LoPy from outside and charge it (I'm currently using the si7021 library I wrote to monitor outside temperature and humidity).
I searched the forums and tried Google, but I didn't find anything clear cut.
I am cross-posting from another thread some progress I've made on battery measurement. See:
Hopefully it helps!
According to this picture: https://www.pycom.io/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/expansion_v02_pinout.pdf
The battery signal is at P16. I have tried reading it and the first time i read the value (After defining ADC to the correct Pin) it shows a number (52 or 44) then any other read attempts returns 0. I am not sure what this means but I know this is the correct pin also because without the battery the value returns 1023.
Maybe i am interpreting this incorrectly?
not to the LoPy, but over-discharge will damage the battery.
Would low voltage cause any damage to the LoPy?
Awesome, thanks! I use a high resistance voltage divider on the ESP8266, so I know exactly how to build that. Much appreciated!
Don't think this is possible at the moment but as soon as ADC is available in "machine" for the Wipy2/Lopy, you would be able to use an ADC pin to read a value from the battery. You would need a couple of resistors to form a voltage divider to ensure that the 3.3V from the battery is reduced to below the maximum voltage that the ADC pin can handle. This is nominally 1.4V with an absolute maximum of 1,8V . The ADC input draws minimal current so you could use high resistance values to minimise any load through the resistor voltage divider. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2018-17/segments/1524125936981.24/warc/CC-MAIN-20180419150012-20180419170012-00008.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2018-17 | 1,832 | 12 |
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/lifecycle/announcements/update-adobe-flash-support | code | UPDATE: Adobe Flash Player end of support on December 31, 2020
Published: September 11, 2020
Updated: April 27, 2021
Please go here to search for your product's lifecycle.
UPDATE April 2021: Microsoft has ended support for Adobe Flash Player and disabled it from running in any Microsoft browser. The Adobe Flash Player component will be permanently removed in July 2021 via Windows Update. Go here to learn more.
The original announcement below was published September 11, 2020:
Microsoft will end support for Adobe Flash Player on December 31, 2020, along with Adobe and their other industry partners.
Here's what you can expect for each Microsoft browser:
- Flash is currently disabled by default in the new Microsoft Edge. However, users may re-enable it on a site-by-site basis through December of 2020.
- In January 2021, Flash will be fully removed from the new Microsoft Edge. The schedule of changes is available here.
- Flash will not be disabled by default from the legacy version of Microsoft Edge (built on EdgeHTML) or Internet Explorer 11 prior to its removal in December of 2020.
- To learn more about the end of support for Adobe Flash Player in the legacy version of Microsoft Edge and IE 11, please go here.
For enterprises seeking assistance with moving away from Adobe Flash Player, or needing continued support for line of business applications that may be dependent on it after 2020, Adobe is providing some support options.
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https://help.appducx.fabasoft.com/index.php?topic=doc/An-Introduction-to-Fabasoft-appducx/appducx-resource-language.htm | code | The Fabasoft app.ducx resource language of Fabasoft app.ducx allows you to define resources such as string objects, error messages and symbols. Using the app.ducx resource language, you can create culture- and language-independent solutions as it allows you to avoid hard-coded, culture- and language-specific values in your solution.
A resource model block consists of import declarations and resource model elements. The resources keyword denotes a resource model block. It must be followed by the reference of your software component and curly braces.
Resource model blocks can only be contained in files with a .ducx-rs extension.
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http://underwaterbtc.tk/gawaf/template-parse-error-3891.php | code | Total Posts in this topic: 2 posts Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 22 guests.This video tutorial will show you how to handle "Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end" error message.How to fix Error parsing file template: Encountered. 437. March 01, 2017, at 2:58 PM. Unable to parse template "ASClass" Error message.
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Bug 32409 - Template Parsing Error. Summary: Template Parsing Error Status:. ’: test4.cc:16: error: parse error in template argument list test4.cc:.Generally, template changes are made from the file “template.css” by default located within the following server path from the Joomla! installation root directory.ConvertFrom-String: Example-based text parsing. tools for text parsing. you parse a file by providing a template that contains. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2018-51/segments/1544376829997.74/warc/CC-MAIN-20181218225003-20181219011003-00065.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2018-51 | 3,984 | 10 |
https://friendlycaptcha.com/wiki/what-is-secure-sockets-layer/ | code | Secure Sockets Layer, commonly known as SSL, is a standard security protocol for establishing encrypted links between a web server and a browser in an online communication. The usage of SSL technology ensures that all data transmitted between the web server and browser remains encrypted and therefore secure.
SSL is an industry standard and is used by millions of websites to protect their online transactions with their customers. If you have ever visited a website using the https:// in the address bar, that means your communication with the site is SSL protected.
History of SSL
The Secure Sockets Layer protocol was developed by Netscape Communications to secure communication over the internet. SSL version 1.0 was never publicly released due to serious security flaws. SSL version 2.0, released in 1995, was short-lived due to inherent weaknesses. SSL version 3.0, released in 1996, was a complete redesign of the protocol and is the basis for the Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol, which is widely used today.
Over time, new versions of the protocols were released to address vulnerabilities and support stronger, more secure cipher suites and algorithms. Today, the term SSL is still used commonly but in practice, most have migrated to using TLS for secure internet communications.
Transition from SSL to TLS
Transport Layer Security (TLS) is the successor protocol to SSL. TLS is an updated version of SSL 3.0 and was released in 1999. It uses stronger cryptographic algorithms than its predecessor and has the ability to work on different ports. Additionally, it can be incorporated into a larger variety of applications.
The main difference between SSL and TLS is the way they handshake or establish the secure connection. SSL assumes that the connection is secure before it is made, while TLS continues to check the connection to ensure it is secure throughout the data transfer process.
How SSL Works
SSL operates through a combination of programs and encryption/decryption device at your server’s end. The programs manage the actual transaction, while the encryption/decryption device encodes and decodes each transaction.
SSL uses a combination of public-key and symmetric-key encryption to secure a connection between two machines, typically a web or mail server and a client machine, communicating over the internet or an internal network.
SSL certificates are small data files that digitally bind a cryptographic key to an organization’s details. When installed on a web server, it activates the padlock and the https protocol (over port 443) and allows secure connections from a web server to a browser.
SSL certificates bind together a domain name, server name or hostname and an organizational identity (i.e. company name) and location. An organization needs to install the SSL Certificate onto its web server to initiate secure sessions with browsers.
When a browser attempts to access a website that is secured by SSL, the browser and the web server establish an SSL connection using a process called an “SSL Handshake”. The handshake involves the generation of shared secrets to establish a uniquely secure connection between the client and the server.
The SSL Handshake is invisible to the user and happens instantaneously. The user can tell if their session is protected by SSL if their browser displays a padlock, and their address bar shows a URL beginning with https:// instead of http://.
Why SSL is Important
SSL is important for protecting your website, even if it doesn’t handle sensitive information like credit cards. It provides privacy, critical security and data integrity for both your websites and your users’ personal information.
SSL Encrypts Sensitive Information – The primary reason why SSL is used is to keep sensitive information sent across the Internet encrypted so that only the intended recipient can access it. This is important because the information you send on the Internet is passed from computer to computer to get to the destination server.
SSL provides data integrity. Data integrity is the assurance that the information that is sent across the internet cannot be tampered with during transit. Without an SSL certificate, there is no guarantee that the information that you send or receive has not been intercepted and tampered with by a third party.
When data integrity is ensured, users can confidently send sensitive information such as credit card numbers, social security numbers, and login credentials over the internet. This is especially important for e-commerce websites, where users need to trust that their information will reach the intended server without being intercepted or altered.
SSL provides authentication. This means you can be sure that you are sending information to the right server and not to an imposter trying to steal your information. The nature of the internet means that your customers will often be sending information through several computers. Any of these computers could pretend to be your website and trick your users into sending them personal information.
By getting an SSL certificate from a trusted SSL provider, you also get a trust seal that instills more trust in your customers. SSL providers will only issue an SSL certificate to a verified company that has gone through several identity checks.
Types of SSL Certificates
There are three types of SSL Certificate available today, Extended Validation (EV SSL), Organization Validated (OV SSL) and Domain Validated (DV SSL).
EV SSL Certificates provide the highest level of trust and assurance to your customers. The green address bar prominently displays your company name and provides highly visual assurance to customers that your site is secure, immediately giving them the confidence to complete their transaction.
Organization Validated SSL Certificates
OV SSL Certificates provide instant identity confirmation and strong SSL protection for your website and business. OV SSL is an organization validated certificate that gives your website a step up in credibility over domain validated SSL Certificates. It activates the padlock and https in your browser bar, and demonstrates to your users that your business is legitimate.
The organization validated certificate process includes authenticating the business behind the domain. This adds a higher level of security and lets customers know they can trust your server with their personal information.
Domain Validated SSL Certificates
Domain validated certificates are a fast and simple way to secure your website. DV SSL Certificates are fully automated which means you’ll be able to start protecting your e-commerce, logins, webmail and more in just a few minutes, 24/7.
Keywords like 128 bit, SSL secured, and others that denote high levels of security are present on these certificates. They show your customers that your site is secure and that they can buy with confidence.
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is a vital technology for securing internet connections, and protecting sensitive data from interception and tampering. It provides a secure channel between two machines operating over the internet or an internal network. In today’s internet age, the SSL protocol is typically used when a web browser needs to securely connect to a web server over the inherently insecure internet.
SSL and its successor, TLS, provide a way to encrypt a communication channel between two computers (e.g. your computer and the website’s server) or between two machines or devices. This is important because the information that you send over the Internet is passed from computer to computer to get to the destination server. SSL keeps this information encrypted and safe from potential attackers.
With cybersecurity threats on the rise, organizations need to protect all areas of their business. This includes defending their websites and web applications from bots, spam, and abuse. In particular, web interactions such as logins, registrations, and online forms are increasingly under attack.
To secure web interactions in a user-friendly, fully accessible and privacy compliant way, Friendly Captcha offers a secure and invisible alternative to traditional captchas. It is used successfully by large corporations, governments and startups worldwide.
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https://osxdaily.com/2016/11/01/convert-user-to-admin-account-command-line-mac/ | code | Convert Standard User Account to Administrator Account from Command Line of Mac OS
Mac systems administrators may find a need to convert an existing regular user account into an administrator account on a Mac. While most Mac users would be best served by converting account status to admin through the Users & Groups preference panel, advanced users can perform the same function through the Terminal by using the Directory Service command line utility dscl.
Note this change will have no impact on the ability for any user account, admin or standard, to access the sudo function, or use the root account, both of which are entirely separate from an administrator account in Mac OS X.
How to Change a User to Admin at Command Line in Mac OS X
You’ll need the regular user accounts short user name to switch it to an administrator account, the rest is handled at the command line. If you aren’t certain of the short user name for the target account, you can use this to list accounts on the Mac, or take a look in the /Users/ directory.
When you have the username, launch Terminal and use the following command to change the account to admin:
dscl . -append /groups/admin GroupMembership USERNAME
For example, with a short user name of “paul” the syntax would be:
dscl . -append /groups/admin GroupMembership paul
Upon executing the proper command, the targeted user account will now have administrator privileges and all access abilities that go with an admin account.
This can be particularly helpful for remote administration with ssh and automated setup situations, but it’s also handy in that you can switch a user account to administrator privilege from Single User Mode and when booted from Recovery Mode as well.
Confirm the Change and View a List of All Administrator Accounts in Mac OS X
You can confirm the user account has been converted to the administrator group by using the -read flag with dscl on the same group:
dscl . -read /groups/admin GroupMembership
This should print something back like:
“osxdaily paul adminaccount” or similar, depending on the account(s) which belong to the admin group. The list will only include administrator accounts, whereas other commands will list all user accounts on a Mac. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2024-18/segments/1712296816864.66/warc/CC-MAIN-20240414033458-20240414063458-00395.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2024-18 | 2,238 | 16 |
https://nordicapis.com/sessions/choosing-the-right-authentication-mechanisms-for-your-microservices/ | code | With so many authentication methods out there to choose from, how do you know which is the best one for your microservices project? David Garvey, APAC Technical Director – Tyk, is on hand to help, with a common sense look at authentication whether you’re working in a highly regulated industry or using open source solutions. From traditional access tokens through to OIDC for APIs running across multiple data centers, he’ll recommend methods that are pragmatic, innovative, and don’t leave you tearing your hair out.
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https://digifesto.com/2019/08/25/the-ontology-of-software-revisited/ | code | The ontology of software, revisited
by Sebastian Benthall
I’m now a software engineer again after many years doing and studying other things. My first-person experience, my phenomenological relationship with this practice, is different this time around. I’ve been meaning to jot down some notes based on that fresh experience. Happily, there’s resonance with topics of my academic focus as well. I’m trying to tease out these connections.
To briefly recap: There’s a recurring academic discourse around technology ethics. Roughly speaking, it starts with a concern about a newish technology that has media or funding agency interest. Articles then get written capitalizing on this hot topic; these articles are fractured according to the disciplinary background of their authors.
- Engineers try to come up with an improved version of the technology.
- Lawyers try to come up with ways to regulate the production and use of the technology broadly speaking.
- Organizational sociologists come up with institutional practices (‘ethics boards’, ‘contestability’) which would prevent the technology from being misused.
- Critical theorists argue that the technology would be less worrisome if representational desiderata within the field of technology production were better.
- … and so on.
This is a very active and interesting discourse, but from my (limited) perspective, is rarely impacts industry practice. This isn’t because people in industry don’t care about the ethical implications of their work. It’s because people in industry are engaged full-time in a different discourse. This is the discourse of industry practitioners.
My industrial background is in software development and data science. Obviously there are other kinds of industrial work–hardware, biotech, etc. But it’s fair to say that a great deal of the production of “technology” in the 21st century is, specifically, software development. And my point here is that software development has its own field of discourse that is rich and vivid and a full-time job to keep up with. Here’s some examples of what I’m getting at:
- There is always-already a huge world of communication between engineers about what technologies are interesting, how to use them effectively, how they compare with prior technologies, the implications of these trends for technical careers, and so on. Browse Hacker News. Look at industry software conferences.
- There’s also a huge world of industrial discussion about the social practices of software development. A lot of my knowledge of this is a bit dated. But as I come back to industry, I find myself looking back to now Classic sources on how-to-work-effectively-on-software. I’m linking to articles from Joel Spolsky’s blog. I’m ordering a copy of Fred Brooks’s classic The Mythical Man-Month.
- I’m reading documentation, endlessly, about how to configure and use the various SaaS, IaaS, PaaS, etc. tools that are now necessary parts of full-stack development. When the documentation is limited, I’m engaging with customer service people of technical products, who have their own advice, practices, etc.
This is a complex world of literature and practice. Part of what makes it complex is that it is always-already densely documented and self-referential, enacted by smart and literate people, most of whom are quite socially skilled. It’s people working full-time jobs in a field that is now over 40 years old.
I’ve argued in other posts that if we want to solve the ‘technology ethics’ problem, we should see it as an economic problem. At a high level, I still believe that’s true. I want to qualify that point though, and say: now that I’m back in a more engage position with respect to the field of technical production, I believe there are institutional/organizational ways to address broader social concerns through interventions on engineering practice.
What is missing, in my view, is a sincere engagement with the nitty-gritty of engineering practice itself. I know there are anthropologists who think they do this. I haven’t read anybody who really does it, in their writing, and I believe the reason for that is: anthropologists writing for other academic anthropologists are not going to write what would be actually useful here, which is a guide for product and project management that would likely recapitulate a lot of conventional (but too often ignored) wisdom about software engineering “best practices”–documentation, testing, articulation of use cases, etc. These are the kinds of things that improve technical quality in a real way.
Now that I write this, I recall that the big ethics research teams at, say, Google, do stuff like this. It’s great.
I was going to say something about the ontology of software.
Recall: I have a position on the ontology of data, which I’ve called Situated Information Flow Theory (SIFT). I worked hard on it. According to SIFT, an information flow is a causal flow situated in a network of other causal relations. The meaning of the information depends on that causally defined situation.
What then is software?
“Software” refers to sets of instructions written by people in a specialized “programming” language as text data, which is then interpreted and compiled by a machine. In paradigmatic industrial practice (I’m simplifying, bear with me), ultimately these instructions will be used to control the behavior of a machine that interfaces with the world in a real-time, consequential way. This latter machine is referred to, internally, as being “in production”.
When you’re programming a technical product, first you write software “in development”. You are writing drafts of code. You get your colleagues to review it. You link up the code you wrote to the code the other team wrote and you see if it works together. There is a long and laborious process of building tests for new requirements and fixing the code so that it meets those requirements. There are designs, and redesigns, of internal and external facing features. The complexity of the total task is divided up into modules; the boundaries of those modules shifts over time. The social structure of the team adapts as new modules become necessary.
There is an isomorphism, a well documented phenomenon in organizational social theory, between the technology being created and the social structure that creates it. The team structure mirrors the software architecture.
When the pieces are in place adequately enough–and when the investors/management has grown impatient enough–the software is finally “deployed to production”. It “goes live”. What was an internal exercise is now a process with reputational consequences for the business, as well as possibly real consequences for the users of the technology.
Inevitably, the version of the product “in production” is not complete. There are errors. There are new features requested. So the technology firm now organizes itself around several “cycles” running at different frequencies in parallel. There’s a “development cycle” of writing new software code. There’s a “release cycle” of packaging new improvements into bundles that are documented and tested for quality. The releases are deployed to production on a schedule. Different components may have different development and release cycles. The impedance match or mismatch between these cycles becomes its own source of robustness or risk. (I’ve done some empirical research work on this.)
What does this mean for the ontology of software?
The first thing it means is that the notion that software is a static artifact, something like either a physical object (like a bicycle) or a publication (like a book) is mostly irrelevant to what’s happening. The software production process depends on the fluidity of source code. When software is deployed “as a service”, it’s dubious for it to qualify as a “creative work”, subject to copyright law, except by virtue of legal inertia. Something totally different is going on.
The second thing it means is that the live technical product is an ongoing institutional accomplishment. It’s absurd to ever say that humans are not “in the loop”. This is one of the big insights of the critical/anthro reaction to “Big Tech” in the past five years or so. But it has also been common knowledge within the industry for fifteen years or so.
The third thing it means is that software is the structuring of a system of causal relations. Software, when it’s deployed, determines what causes what. See above for a definition of the the nature of information: it’s a causal flow situated in other causal relations. The link between software and information then is quite clear and direct. Software (as far as it goes) is a definition of a causal situation.
The fourth thing it means is that software products are the result of agreement between people. Software only makes it into production if it has gotten there through agreed-upon processes by the team that deploys it. The strength of software is in the collective input that went into it. In a sense, software is much more like a contract, in legal terms, than it is like a creative work. In the extended network of human and machine actors, software is the result of, the expression of, self-regulation first. Only secondarily does it, in Lessig’s terms, become a regulatory force more broadly.
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http://willardeastlibrary.weebly.com/the-learning-librarian/archives/08-2018 | code | I'm a list maker. And yes, I'm the person who adds completed things to the list just so that I can check them off. Guilty! But, I also find that if things make it to a list, they usually, eventually, GET DONE! If it never makes it to a list then it often gets forgotten, talked about a lot, but ultimately, forgotten. :( So sad, but so true.
SO, I'm creating a bucket list of sorts to document my thoughts and ideas and inspire me to at least try it.
2018, 2019, 2020 Bucket List:
*Young Philanthropist/Maker Space Project
*Outdoor "connection" to the library (actual physical connection or remote or virtual connection)
*Small portable green screen spaces
*"The Last Year" Story (maybe Instagram??)
*Positive Connection Calls
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http://abelujo.cc/en/docs/sell/ | code | A sell will register:
We can set the selling price of each book, and also choose a client discount (5% or 30%, but those are customizable).
We can also choose a place to sell from. In that case, the interactive search will suggest titles that are present in this place.
If we don't choose a selling place and the card is present in both a place (our stock) and a deposit (not ours), then the sell of this card is ambiguous. Currently, Abelujo chooses to sell the one in stock.
updates: the behaviour changed in version July, 2020). Previously, we had to specifically choose the deposit with a menu.
It is possible to undo a sell. Just go the History and click on the cross icon in front of the sell you're interested in.
See the History section. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2021-21/segments/1620243991252.15/warc/CC-MAIN-20210512035557-20210512065557-00237.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2021-21 | 745 | 7 |
https://discourse.pymc.io/t/blockwise-metropolis/8784 | code | Hi, I’m new to the pyMC community. I noticed that pm.sample(draws=10000, step=pm.Metropolis()) did a Metropolis within Gibbs sampling across all parameters. Is it possible to have pm.Metropolis() do blockwise sampling using a multivariate normal distribution? I’ve tried doing a compound step with disjoint parameter partitions using pm.Metropolis(). But this resulted in a Metropolis within Gibbs sampling across all parameters.
If you use a
MvNormal distribution, the default sampler should attempt to update all elements of that random variable simultaneously.
That said, my experience is that using a multivariate Metropolis proposal without NUTS or HMC is usually pretty poor in performance and scales exponentially poorly with the dimension of the RV. The default sampler isn’t going to use blockwise conjugate updates for a multivariate normal, which is how I’ve often seen handwritten MCMC implementations do it.
Thank you for your response!
I’m using my own custom likelihood function. My code is as follows:
class LogLike(at.Op): itypes = [at.dvector] # expects a vector of parameter values when called otypes = [at.dscalar] # outputs a single scalar value (the log likelihood) def __init__(self, loglik, rtol, atol): """ Initialise the Op with various things that our log-likelihood function requires. Parameters ---------- loglik: The log-likelihood """ # add inputs as class attributes self.likelihood = lambda sample: loglik(sample) def perform(self, node, inputs, outputs): # the method that is used when calling the Op (theta,) = inputs # this will contain my variables # call the log-likelihood function logl = self.likelihood(theta) logl = LogLike(loglik) with pm.Model(): variables = for param_name in variable_name: variables.append(pm.Normal(param_name, mu=0., sigma=1.)) theta = at.as_tensor_variable(variables) # use a Potential to "call" the Op and include it in the logp computation pm.Potential("likelihood", logl(theta)) mh = pm.sample(draws=int(nsamples), step=pm.Metropolis())
To clarify, are you recommending I change
variables = for param_name in param_names: variables.append(pm.Normal(param_name, mu=0., sigma=1.))
variables = MvNormal("variables", mu=np.zeros(len(param_names)),cov(np.diag(ones(len(param_names))))?
Yes, that’s precisely right. Even though it’s the same underlying probability model, this way will force the sampler logic to treat the normal variates as a block. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2022-27/segments/1656103639050.36/warc/CC-MAIN-20220629115352-20220629145352-00518.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2022-27 | 2,429 | 11 |
https://help.coram.ai/en/articles/8905108-role-based-access-control-rbac | code | Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) in the Coram AI cloud dashboard allows for four roles: Admin, Regular, Limited, and Live-only, each with different levels of permissions. Admins can assign roles and limit access to cameras for non-admin users. This feature is useful for restricting access to cameras that are not relevant to a user's job function or for maintaining privacy.
Types of roles
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) is a security model that is used to manage access to resources in a system based on the roles of individual users. The Coram AI cloud dashboard supports RBAC with four roles: Admin, Regular, Limited, and Live-only.
The Admin role has all the permissions and can see all the cameras across all the locations. They can add and remove users with no restrictions.
The Regular role has limited permissions compared to the Admin role. They cannot add or remove other users, and they cannot enable or disable devices.
The Limited role has similar permissions to the Regular role, but Limited users cannot download and share video clips.
The Live-only role has the most restricted access compared to the other roles. Users with this role can only see the live video feed. They cannot see historical data, download, or share any video.
Adding a user to Coram AI
Go to Settings on the top right, add a user with email, and assign them a role. The user should get an email with instructions to log in.
Removing a user from Coram AI
To remove a user or to change their role, simply click on the role drop-down and select one of the options.
Limiting access to cameras
In addition to assigning roles and permissions to users, the Coram AI cloud dashboard also allows you to limit the access of non-admin users to certain cameras. This feature is especially useful if you want to restrict users from accessing cameras that are not relevant to their job function or if you want to maintain the privacy of certain areas.
To limit the access of a non-admin user to certain cameras, follow these steps:
Log in to the Coram AI cloud dashboard with your Admin account.
Click on the "Settings" button in the top right corner of the page.
Select the non-admin user whose camera access you want to restrict and click on the "Camera Access" drop-down menu.
Select the "Location" where the cameras you want to restrict are located.
Select the "Groups" of cameras that you want the user to be able to access.
Click on the "Done" button to apply the changes.
Note that cameras can be assigned to "Groups" from the "Devices" page on the left panel. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2024-18/segments/1712296819971.86/warc/CC-MAIN-20240424205851-20240424235851-00150.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2024-18 | 2,544 | 21 |
https://webworkzdigital.com/how-to-remove-homegroup-icon-from-your-windows-8-desktop/ | code | Occasionally the HomeGroup icon will appear on you desktop. There seems to be a bug where the HomeGroup icon can reappear at random. If you’re like me and you want to keep your desktop tidy it’s simple enough to run through this quick process when that happens.
It isn’t a simple case of highlighting it and deleting it, however. There are various ways to remove it but the easiest I have found is to use the Personalization options in the Control Panel.
What to do
From the Windows 8 Start Screen, search for ‘Show or hide common icons on the desktop’. Alternatively, right-click on the desktop in the bottom-left corner to show the small menu which includes Control Panel. From there, click Appearance and Personalization, then Personalization. Finally, click Change desktop icons on the left.
Even if the box next to Network is unticked, click it to enable it, then disable it again. (If it’s ticked to start with, untick it).
Click OK and you should find the HomeGroup icon has gone from the desktop.
That’s it. The HomeGroup icon may show up again (unless Windows fixes the bug of course) when it does just repeat the steps above and all will be well again. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2021-21/segments/1620243989018.90/warc/CC-MAIN-20210509213453-20210510003453-00467.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2021-21 | 1,176 | 7 |
http://recording.org/threads/looking-for-mastering-work.16067/ | code | I will be needing some mastering done on several albums very soon, this seems like a place that has many people who really know what they're talking about and doing. My only question is does anyone here have alot of experience mastering hip hop & r&b music, and if so a couple questions for you. How much do u charge, how do u preffer the songs when they come to u? (all tracked out, or a 2 track mix? completey free of effects, or with effects? compression or no compression? etc) u can hear some mp3's of my music (just mixed) at http:// if u don't want to put prices or whatever on here u can email me at [email protected] I appreciate your time. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2016-50/segments/1480698540932.10/warc/CC-MAIN-20161202170900-00102-ip-10-31-129-80.ec2.internal.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2016-50 | 662 | 1 |
https://www.telerik.com/forums/radmaskednumericinput-does-not-bind-decimal-datatype-correctly | code | I am using RadMaskedNumericInput control for Percent input. I have decimal datatype property bound to the control. When i try to update value in control as number 55, it updates the background property as "0.55".
Please let me know, what could be the possible miss out here.
Thanks in Advance, | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2021-43/segments/1634323585280.84/warc/CC-MAIN-20211019171139-20211019201139-00160.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2021-43 | 293 | 3 |
https://opencores.org/projects/systemcmd5 | code | Created: Aug 27, 2004
Updated: Apr 30, 2019
SVN Updated: Mar 10, 2009
Latest version: download
(might take a bit to start...)
1 reported / 1 solved
Star1you like it: star it!
Other project properties
- Implements the MD5 standard
- It doesnt make the block padding, you must input the 128 bits blocks padded and in little endian mode
- The output is given in little endian
A SystemC/Verilog synthesizable MD5 hash core.
This work is given by Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (Spain)
For more info about our projects visit proyectos-con-arduino
© copyright 1999-2018 OpenCores.org, equivalent to Oliscience, all rights reserved. OpenCores®, registered trademark. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2019-22/segments/1558232256887.36/warc/CC-MAIN-20190522163302-20190522185302-00432.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2019-22 | 658 | 15 |
http://articles.chicagotribune.com/1998-10-25/news/9810250441_1_snake-python-putnam | code | Police had to rescue the owner of a 260-pound pet python named Squeeze when the snake tried to swallow its owner's arm.
The 19-foot Burmese python ripped a toilet out of the floor, then turned on 27-year-old Christopher Paquin of Putnam, Conn., locking its jaws on his forearm and coiling around his body.
"I was calm until I couldn't get her off me," Paquin said. "Once she got down to the bone it really started hurting."
After unsuccessfully trying to use vise grips to pry the rowdy reptile away from Paquin, his girlfriend called 911.
Paquin's rescuers finally separated man from beast.
Officials stunned the snake by spraying it with a fire extinguisher. They shot it three times with a shotgun, then beheaded it.
"(It) was still moving," said Paquin, who was treated and released at Day Kimball Hospital in Putnam.
His hand, which now features 35 snake-tooth marks, is in a cast.
The snake was loose because Paquin was cleaning its cage. When he tried to put it back in the cage, it attacked.
Paquin doesn't want his incident to keep people from owning snakes, but says his days of dealing with them are over.
"I'll never get another one," he said. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2018-22/segments/1526794864572.13/warc/CC-MAIN-20180521235548-20180522015548-00333.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2018-22 | 1,155 | 11 |
https://opensource.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/4/i-cant-create-a-tag-with-spaces | code | Stack Exchange network consists of 175 Q&A communities including Stack Overflow, the largest, most trusted online community for developers to learn, share their knowledge, and build their careers.
I create a question but I can't use a tag with spaces. Is there a way to create a tag with spaces such as development model?
Spaces are not allowed in tags. Use a hyphen, like development-model. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2020-05/segments/1579250624328.55/warc/CC-MAIN-20200124161014-20200124190014-00315.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2020-05 | 391 | 3 |
https://rafcammarano.wordpress.com/2008/05/14/business-driven-mashups-bottom-up-soa/ | code | When developing a service oriented architecture bottom-up is generally seen as bad. Top-down is generally better, and the pragmatists among us argue for a middle-out approach. If you’re not careful, the rising popularity of user-developed, browser-based, graphical mashups will force you down the road of bottom-up SOA design. And that is not a road you want to be on.
In SOA, the same concept means different things to different people so a few definitions:
- Top down: focuses on analysing the business, in particular where it is and where it wants to go. The SOA is designed to support the business. Close alignment between business and IT.
- Bottom up: focuses on service-enabling existing IT assets, often without regard to the business drivers for doing so. There is no strategic plan. IT builds a huge services layer in the hope that what they build may be useful to someone, at some point.
It may be oversimplifying it a bit but you could say that top-down is seen as ‘business-driven’ SOA and bottom-up is seen as ‘IT-driven’ SOA.
But that is now changing. Mashups are gaining popularity within the ranks of business power users. Services oriented architectures are starting to be seen by some as mashup platforms. Strictly speaking there’s nothing wrong with that. Mashups are one tangible, visible result of the behind-the-scenes plumbing that is SOA.
Here’s an interesting question though:
If: Mashup adoption is largely business-driven (by end-users).
And: The top-down (i.e. business driven) approach to SOA is the preferred way
Does that mean: that mashup-driven SOA design is a good thing?
The answer (as usual) is: it depends.
On the one hand, SOAs are supposed to support the business. If you develop services that can’t be used by mashups then your SOA is not supporting the business. Mashups provided a good ‘validation tool’ for checking that you’ve designed your services in a way that is useful to the business. Mashups are one potential consumer of SOA services, and will become an increasingly important one.
On the other hand, you can’t have each business unit submitting requests to IT to develop services specifically for their mashup, without considering what is going on in the rest of the business. This will result in an explosion of services developed in isolation, with no reuse potential and no reference to an enterprise-wide strategy. This is bottom-up design. And it’s bad. Just because it’s business-driven bottom-up rather than IT-driven bottom-up, doesn’t make it any better.
Mashups make bazaar-style innovation possible, but the old principles still apply. You need to take a big picture view and create a SOA strategy that aligns with the needs of the entire business. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2018-30/segments/1531676593378.85/warc/CC-MAIN-20180722155052-20180722175052-00570.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2018-30 | 2,742 | 14 |
https://www.durham.ac.uk/staff/christopher-g-willcocks/ | code | |Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science||MCS 2026||+44 (0) 191 33 44854|
I am an Assistant Professor in Computer Science at Durham University and a member of the Scientific Computing and VIVID groups. My research is in theoretical areas of Deep Learning, specifically looking at Deep Generative Models such as EBMs or with variational Baysian methods. Previously, I co-founded Durham University startup Intogral Limited (now Gliff.ai). Please visit my Website for more information about my research or visit my Google Scholar for a full ist of publications.
Research within my group has led to the invention of Gradient Origin Networks (ICLR 2021), which show that you don't need to use encoders in autoencoders (here is a video by Yannic Kilcher on GONs). We've also published Deep Generative Modelling: A Comparative Review of VAEs, GANs, Normalizing Flows, Energy-Based and Autoregressive Models (IEEE TPAMI 2021). We developed an extension of ray tracing for protein docking called Shape Tracing (IEEE BIBE 2020) and an end-to-end solution for Deep Learning Protein Conformational Space (PRX 2021). Our interdisciplinary research has also been applied in unsupervised Medical Anomaly Detection (IEEE ISBI 2021) and in Cross-Domain Imagery (ICPR 2021).
I teach the L3 Deep Learning and Reinforcement Learning module (COMP3547) and the year two Cyber Security submodule (COMP2211). Slides and other material are available in the Teaching section of my website. I also have a YouTube channel with a lot of Deep Learning and Reinforement Learning Material.
I am an Area Chair for BMVC and have been an AC in past BMVA meetings. I've been an invited speaker at several conferences and universities including the 2020 Cyber Operational Conference, and the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK). I was a speaker on BBC Sunday Politics about Cyber Security spending in public bodies, and I am a regular reviewer for IEEE such as IEEE TPAMI, IEEE TIFS, IEEE TNNLS, IEEE TIP and IEEE TMI.
- Innovative Computing
- Isaac-Medina, B.K.S., Bhowmik, N., Willcocks, C.G. & Breckon, T.P. (2022), Cross-modal Image Synthesis in Dual-Energy X-Ray Security Imagery, Proc. Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Workshops. New Orleans, Louisiana, IEEE.
- Wyatt, Julian, Leach, Adam, Schmon, Sebastian M. & Willcocks, Chris G. (2022), AnoDDPM: Anomaly Detection With Denoising Diffusion Probabilistic Models Using Simplex Noise, 2022 IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR) Workshops. New Orleans, LA, IEEE, 650-656.
- Leach, Adam, Schmon, Sebastian M., Degiacomi, Matteo T. & Willcocks, Chris G. (2022), Denoising Diffusion Probabilistic Models on SO(3) for Rotational Alignment, ICLR 2022 Workshop on Geometrical and Topological Representation Learning. ICLR.
- Nguyen, Bao, Feldman, Adam, Bethapudi, Sarath, Jennings, Andrew & Willcocks, Chris G (2021), Unsupervised Region-based Anomaly Detection in Brain MRI with Adversarial Image Inpainting, 2021 IEEE 18th International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging (ISBI). Nice, IEEE, 1127-1131.
- Sunal, Cem Ekin, Willcocks, Chris G. & Obara, Boguslaw (2021), Real Time Fencing Move Classification and Detection at Touch Time during a Fencing Match, International Conference on Pattern Recognition (ICPR). Milan, IEEE, 5760-5766.
- Isaac-Medina, B.K.S., Willcocks, C.G. & Breckon, T.P. (2021), Multi-view Object Detection Using Epipolar Constraints within Cluttered X-ray Security Imagery, 25th International Conference on Pattern Recognition (ICPR 2020). Milan, Italy, IEEE.
- Sasaki, H., Willcocks, C.G. & Breckon, T.P. (2021), Data Augmentation via Mixed Class Interpolation using Cycle-Consistent Generative Adversarial Networks Applied to Cross-Domain Imagery, 25th International Conference on Pattern Recognition (ICPR 2020). Milan, Italy, IEEE.
- Bond-Taylor, Sam & Willcocks, Chris G. (2021), Gradient Origin Networks, International Conference on Learning Representations. Vienna / Virtual.
- Isaac-Medina, Brian K. S., Poyser, Matthew, Organisciak, Daniel, Willcocks, Chris G., Breckon, Toby P. & Shum, Hubert P. H. (2021), Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Visual Detection and Tracking using Deep Neural Networks: A Performance Benchmark, ICCVW '21. Virtual, Computer Vision Foundation.
- Leach, Adam, Rudden, Lucas S.P., Bond-Taylor, Sam, Brigham, John C., Degiacomi, Matteo T. & Willcocks, Chris G. (2020), Shape tracing: An extension of sphere tracing for 3D non-convex collision in protein docking, 2020 IEEE 20th International Conference on Bioinformatics and Bioengineering (BIBE). 49-52.
- Jonathan Frawley, Chris Willcocks, Habib Maged, Geenen Caspar, David H.W. Steel & Boguslaw Obara (2020), Segmentation of macular edema datasets with small residual 3D U-Net architectures, IEEE International Conference on BioInformatics and BioEngineering. USA, IEEE.
- Medhat, Fady, Mohammadi, Mahnaz, Jaf, Sardar, Willcocks, Chris, Breckon, Toby, Matthews, Peter, McGough, Andrew Stephen, Theodoropoulos, Georgios & Obara, Boguslaw (2018), TMIXT: A process flow for Transcribing MIXed handwritten and machine-printed Text, IEEE International Conference on Big Data. Seattle, WA, USA, IEEE.
- Chris G. Willcocks (2013). Sparse Volumetric Deformation - Animating and rendering huge amounts of volumetric data using GPGPU computing. Durham University. PhD.
- Bond-Taylor, Sam, Leach, Adam, Long, Yang & Willcocks, Chris G. (2021). Deep Generative Modelling: A Comparative Review of VAEs, GANs, Normalizing Flows, Energy-Based and Autoregressive Models. IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence
- Ramaswamy, Venkata K., Musson, Samuel C., Willcocks, Chris G. & Degiacomi, Matteo T. (2021). Deep Learning Protein Conformational Space with Convolutions and Latent Interpolations. Physical Review X 11(1): 011052.
- Alhasson, Haifa, Willcocks, Chris G., Alharbi, Shuaa S., Kasim, Adetayo & Obara, Boguslaw (2021). The relationship between curvilinear structure enhancement and ridge detection approaches. The Visual Computer 37(8): 2263-2283.
- Shuaa S. Alharbi, Chris Willcocks, Philip T.G. Jackson, Haifa F. Alhasson & Boguslaw Obara (2019). Sequential graph-based extraction of curvilinear structures. Signal, Image and Video Processing 13(5): 941-949.
- Akcay, S., Kundegorski, M.E., Willcocks, C.G. & Breckon, T.P. (2018). Using Deep Convolutional Neural Network Architectures for Object Classification and Detection within X-ray Baggage Security Imagery. IEEE Transactions on Information Forensics & Security 13(9): 2203-2215.
- Willcocks, Chris G., Jackson, Philip T.G., Nelson, Carl J., Nasrulloh, Amar & Obara, Boguslaw (2019). Interactive GPU Active Contours for Segmenting Inhomogeneous Objects. Journal of Real-time Image Processing 16(6): 2305-2318.
- Nasrulloh, A., Willcocks, C., Jackson, P., Geenen, C., Habib, M., Steel, D. & Obara, B. (2018). Multi-scale Segmentation and Surface Fitting for Measuring 3D Macular Holes. IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging 37(2): 580-589.
- Willcocks, Chris, Jackson, Philip T.G., Nelson, Carl J. & Obara, Boguslaw (2016). Extracting 3D parametric curves from 2D images of helical objects. IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence 39(9): 1757-1769.
- Willcocks, Chris G. & Li, Frederick W.B. (2012). Feature-Varying Skeletonization. The Visual Computer 28(6-8): 775-785. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2022-27/segments/1656103269583.13/warc/CC-MAIN-20220626131545-20220626161545-00430.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2022-27 | 7,337 | 28 |
https://notifications.spiceworks.com/scripts/show/2770-virus-cleanup-restore-hidden-system-files | code | Virus Cleanup - Restore Hidden, System files
Make sure to run this as an admin from the root of a directory that's affected. This is specifically to recover from when your directory was hijacked, and all files/folders are set with Hidden/System attributes. This was created by samchaney (http://community.spiceworks.com/people/samchaney) whose brilliant with Batch.
@echo oFF & Color A & Title Fix Virus Attack ! & Cls echo. echo. echo Reset Attributes of files and folders. echo. echo. :: Read the folder name and initilize echo.The folder To be fixed is : "%CD%" echo.Preparing list of files Dir /b /s /a:h >filelist.txt echo. echo. echo File list ready. Echo. Echo. echo. 1. The file list will open now echo. 2. Remove any normal File you want to stay hidden echo. 3. Save and Close notepad. start /w notepad filelist.txt :: Processing files and removing the Atribute for /f %%a in (filelist.txt) do ( echo processing File %%a echo attrib -s -h %%a echo. echo. ) | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2023-06/segments/1674764494974.98/warc/CC-MAIN-20230127065356-20230127095356-00494.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2023-06 | 965 | 3 |
https://blog.docker.com/2015/11/dockercon-eu-2015-docker-universal-control-plane/ | code | What an exciting Second Day! Just when you thought you couldn’t get enough of Docker, Docker, Docker…we’ve added more!
In today’s keynote, we talked about some amazing products – from Project Nautilus, the new image scanning and vulnerability detection service for Official Repos on Docker Hub, to the upgrades to Docker Hub Auto Build service to how to use these together with Tutum for an end-to-end Containers as a Service platform, all available in the cloud today. And for those that need on-premise control of their own destiny we have a new release of Docker Trusted Registry that integrates Docker Content Trust, for image signing, integrity and authenticity.
You may remember the sneak peek of Project Orca at DockerCon SF in June. We announced it as an on-premises solution for IT operations to have operational control without compromising developer agility and portability for applications running both in the cloud and on-premises. Our goal is to enable both developers and operations teams to develop, deploy, and manage dockerized applications in production. This solution along with Docker Trusted Registry, enables customers to build their own Containers as a Service platform to deliver secure and manageable content on a programmable infrastructure to developers through a self-service experience.
Today we are excited to announce the public beta availability of Docker Universal Control Plane. We built this solution with three basic tenets:
- Easy to use
- A product that satisfies the needs of both devs and ops; loved by both
- We have to build an enterprise-ready solution
To accomplish #1, we integrated parts of the Docker project into Universal Control Plane. Starting with Swarm as a basis for our clustering and orchestration, we knew we were ready for scale. Combine that with Docker Engine, libnetwork, volume and network plugins, Trusted Registry, and Compose.
For #2, we knew we had to support the Docker API from top to bottom. That meant the Universal Control Plane would not only support the entire Docker Toolbox but also the tools from the Docker ecosystem partners using the Docker API like monitoring partners, volume and network plugins and much more. This seems obvious to do, but so many tools think of dev and ops in silos instead of being part of the same workflow. We don’t believe in building tools for silos hence we took a developer-friendly interface and put it at the heart of a robust operations-focused, management platform.
And finally, as a team with 60+ combined years of running IT Ops or building Ops tools, we knew that enterprise integrations are a must: LDAP/Active Directory for authentication, API for monitoring streams, auditing and event logging, and role-based access control (RBAC). These are the things every enterprise solution must have to exist inside the datacenter. We’re going to add many of these features as we head towards our 1.0 release.
Sign up for the beta and give us feedback on Docker Universal Control Plane! We look forward to hearing from you, so we can make it the solution you need as a developer or IT operations.
Docker Subscription (Docker Trusted Registry, Docker Engine and technical support) is now available internationally in Europe. For deployment convenience we have AMIs with integrated billing in the AWS Marketplace and a VHD for Microsoft Azure Marketplace available in their respective European data centers. Level 1 and Level 2 support is now available from IBM for European users with their subscription.
Follow all the announcements from DockerCon EU:
- Sign-up for the Docker Universal Control Plane public beta
- Attend a webinar: Docker Universal Control Plane
- Find out more about Auto Builds 2.0 and Tutum
- Learn more about commercial support for Docker Hub + Tutum
- Download free 30-day trial of Docker Trusted Registry 1.4 with Docker Content Trust
Learn More about Docker
- New to Docker? Try our 10 min online tutorial
- Share images, automate builds, and more with a free Docker Hub account
- Read the Docker 1.9 Release Notes
- Subscribe to Docker Weekly
- Register for upcoming Docker Online Meetups
- Attend upcoming Docker Meetups
- Start contributing to Docker | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2019-35/segments/1566027330233.1/warc/CC-MAIN-20190825130849-20190825152849-00199.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2019-35 | 4,200 | 26 |
https://tip.itu.dk/2014/06/16/data-visualizations-and-radical-empiricism/ | code | Venue: 3A20, ITU, Rued Langgaards Vej, København, Denmark.
20 June 2014, 10.00 — 16.00hrs.
With the support of Velux Fonden
Adrian Mackenzie (Velux Fonden Visiting Professor, ITU Copenhagen)
Anna Munster (College of Fine Arts, University of NSW, Sydney)
Whether they act as persuasive devices, exploratory instruments or as control surfaces (dashboards), the public life of data graphics has expanded vastly in recent years. Little scholarly work addresses this abundance. This workshop will explore in a theoretically and empirically oriented way some of the main tendencies in contemporary data visualizations coming from art, science and industry. It aims to develop some ways of thinking about these visualizations that can critically articulate their place in contemporary visual-information cultures, and at the same time, conceptualise their potential for other forms of collective life. Using examples from science, business and art, workshop participants will work together in developing better empirical analytics for data visualization. The convenors (Anna Munster and Adrian Mackenzie) have worked extensively with the philosopher William James’ notion of radical empiricm in their past work on network experience and infastructures. So James’ notion of experience and radical empiricism will form a common theoretical thread in discussions and activities during the workshop.
Preparatory readings will be made available by 12 June 2014. Participants will also be asked to bring a list of 3 data visualizations relevant to their own interests to the workshop.
Registration: please email Adrian Mackenzie to register. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2023-40/segments/1695233510810.46/warc/CC-MAIN-20231001073649-20231001103649-00757.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2023-40 | 1,635 | 8 |
https://www.get1000visitors.com/howtofindwords/how-to-find-competitors-adwords-keywords-find-keywords-for-seo-2019.html | code | Keyword research is a practice search engine optimization (SEO) professionals use to find and research alternative search terms that people enter into search engines while looking for a similar subject. Search engine optimization professionals research additional keywords, which they use to achieve better rankings in search engines. Once they find a niche keyword, they expand on it to find similar keywords. Keyword suggestion tools usually aid the process, like the Google Ads Keyword Planner, which offers a thesaurus and alternative keyword suggestions or by looking into Google Suggest.
Understanding which websites already rank for your keyword gives you valuable insight into the competition, and also how hard it will be to rank for the given term. Are there search advertisements running along the top and right-hand side of the organic results? Typically, many search ads means a high-value keyword, and multiple search ads above the organic results often means a highly lucrative and directly conversion-prone keyword.
Long Tail Pro is a keyword research tool that helps you quickly find low competition keywords for your website. In particular, the tool is built for people doing SEO (search engine optimization) as opposed to people doing paid ads (Google Adwords PPC). I'm sure there are some advertisers that use the tool for paid ad keyword research, but the tool was built for SEO keyword research. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2019-39/segments/1568514573415.58/warc/CC-MAIN-20190919015534-20190919041534-00058.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2019-39 | 1,417 | 3 |
https://siberkalem.com/text-edit-plus-v11-6-license-for-free-alternative-to-notepad-28414 | code | Text Edit Plus is a straightforward yet effective plain text editor that includes a number of useful functions. It is a small program that enables users to generate new text documents or alter old ones effortlessly.
This VOVSoft app is meant to be an alternative to Notepad because it has a lot more features than Notepad does.
This versatile tool allows you to view and modify text files, run a statistical analysis on them, and encrypt their contents.
Text Edit Plus is a simple and lightweight text editor and analyzer that lets users see important information about the characters, words, and lines used in the source document. It also lets users copy and paste the text.
This Windows app comes with a lot of extra tools, like a line randomizer, a field generator (for a date, number, or text), and a line clipper that lets you cut lines.
For people who work with text documents often, the software is a good choice. This tool can be useful when quick statistics on text documents are needed. It has an analysis module that can help with that.
In-Text Edit Plus, the interface is very clean and simple. New users will find it very easy to learn how to work with it.
The app can read text files, like TXTs, CSVs, and HTML. It has a lot of tools for manipulating text. A lot of quick-edit features can be very useful when you need to make small changes.
1. Dark mode
2. Spell checker
3. Syntax highlighter
5. Generate text stats
6. Add date and time
7. Change background color and font properties
8. Encode and decode text
9. Generate e-mail lists
10. Generate word lists
11. Import picture as text (ASCII art)
12. Unicode detector
14. Encrypt text
Get Text Edit Plus V11.6 for Free:
Download the software from https://files.vovsoft.com/
Install and activate the software from the below license code.
Just download the pre-activated installer either from this link or from this link[4.2 MB].
After downloading and installing the software, launch it. Full functionality is available. License keys are unnecessary. It’s activated already!
Old Promo for v10.4[16/05/2022]:
Download the installer or setup file from the developer page: https://vovsoft.com/download/
Run the installer, and complete the installation process.
Launch the application.
Enter the below license code to unlock the full version. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2023-14/segments/1679296948620.60/warc/CC-MAIN-20230327092225-20230327122225-00493.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2023-14 | 2,304 | 30 |
https://freevideolectures.com/course/2339/digital-signal-processing-iitkharagpur | code | Digital Signal Processing (IITKharagpur)
IIT Kharagpur, , Prof. T.K.Basu
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Discrete Time Signal and System - Frequency Domain Representation of Discrete Signals - Z-Transform - Solution of Difference Equation - Relation Between Discrete Time and Continuous Signals -Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) - Filters Introduction - FIR Filters - IIR Filters - Computer Aided Design of Filters - FFT and Computer Aided Design of Filters - Introduction to Lattice Filter - Effects of Quantization - Random Signals - Relationship Between Real and Imaginary Parts of DTFT - Multi rate Signal Processing - Poly phase Decomposition.
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Sep 12, 2018
Excellent course helped me understand topic that i couldn't while attendinfg my college.
March 29, 2019
Great course. Thank you very much. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2023-50/segments/1700679100287.49/warc/CC-MAIN-20231201120231-20231201150231-00507.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2023-50 | 824 | 10 |
https://sourceforge.net/directory/os%3Amswin_nt/license%3Ampl11/?sort=popular | code | - OSI-Approved Open Source (6)
- Audio & Video
- Business & Enterprise
- Home & Education
- Science & Engineering
- Security & Utilities
- System Administration
Event driven network communication library (DLL). Provides a unified API for TCP, UDP and RS232. Automatic contruction, understanding and tunneling of complex data. Windows only.4 weekly downloads
Automatic deployment script servers just one purpose, to upload files to demo FTP server during development of web projects. you use SVN, and want a way to upload files automatically when you commit to repository then ADS is for you.1 weekly downloads
E-Commerce project for trading stuff in an innovative way.
"Guytime" is a computer game that reloads active contents from the internet while playing the game. Your personal score is saved in a database, so you can restart the game from all over the world there where you left off.
Korisne CD ("Korisne" the croatian translation of the world "Usefull") is a CD filled with the usefull Open Source tools and their documentation for Windows.
a tester software for the win 98 and win2000 projects. we'll try to revive some older projects here and if we get help we'll move them to higher versions. | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2016-40/segments/1474738661349.6/warc/CC-MAIN-20160924173741-00174-ip-10-143-35-109.ec2.internal.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2016-40 | 1,203 | 13 |
https://sourceforge.net/p/delphixml-rpc/news/?source=navbar | code | Today has been initialized new SVN a repository. All data CVS has been converted by the program cvs2svn-2.3.0.
Operation on the organisation of further development is started...
This release is the starting point of a non backward
compatible line of Delphi XML-RPC. This is not backward
compatible to DelphiXml-Rpc 1.x.x because here is done a lot of renaming classes
and methods to make it more instructive to Delphi users.
The classes (e.g. from TArray to TRpcArray) are renamed
because of a TArray is a very common name and may be already
exists in a Delphi project with a completely other meaning.... read more | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2018-05/segments/1516084889798.67/warc/CC-MAIN-20180121001412-20180121021412-00422.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2018-05 | 614 | 9 |
http://www.rensenieuwenhuis.nl/influence-me-now-supports-sampling-weights/ | code | Influence.ME is an R package that helps detecting influential cases in multilevel regression models. It has been around for a while now, and recent changes in lme4 broke the functionality of using influence.ME with sampling weights.
Thanks to a kind contribution of some code by user Jennifer Bufford, influence.ME now should work with multilevel models with sampling weights (and offsets). Version 0.9-5 is now available on CRAN servers around the world.
For more details on influence.ME, see: http://www.rensenieuwenhuis.nl/r-project/influenceme/ | s3://commoncrawl/crawl-data/CC-MAIN-2023-50/segments/1700679100762.64/warc/CC-MAIN-20231208144732-20231208174732-00143.warc.gz | CC-MAIN-2023-50 | 548 | 3 |
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