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Who: Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez – the hip New York-based pair whose cult label defines luxe, urban dressing.
Why now: They're taking innovation to a new level with high-tech fabrics, such as digital-print silk and laser-cut leather.
The hot pieces: Count the python-skin items and holographic accessories as future collectables.
The designers' take: "We used collage and how it leads to the juxtaposition of random elements."
Proenza Schouler's patchwork pieces of snakeskin and leather are the investment picks of the seasoncredits
Words: Natalie Rigg
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I used to feel irritated when the decision was made to close a road due to flooding. I figured that drivers are smart enough to know whether or not to try to cross a shallowly-flooded road, and that if they’re willing to go for it, if they know/believe that their vehicle is heavy enough to make it, then they should get to try it.
I don’t feel that anymore.
Just in the past week, there have been three major accidents, all related to floodwaters. In one, a small transit with three passengers washed entirely off the road, was swept down the river, and was never seen again. As my host mother grimly said, “They’re probably down at the dam, being eaten by fish.” Elsewhere, a bus driver overcompensated, the wheels locked up, and the whole many-ton bus flipped sideways, killing four. Just this afternoon, a transit driver did something similar, killing himself and the jumper clinging to the back. A friend of mine witnessed this one; the other two stories have spread like wildfire through the region. Four unrelated people asked if I’d heard about the washed-away transit and its 3 casualties.
In a country with as much desert as
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Release date: Mon Sep 17 2012 22:46 CEST
Release date: Mon Aug 20 2012 13:46 CEST
- Added Opus support.
- Updated documentation.
- Cleaned up configure script.
Release date: Mon Sep 26 2011 23:50 CEST
- Fixed permitton of dir2vclt.
- Added option to force absolute filenames (Closes: #83)
- Removed sc2vclt as it is broken and of questionable legal state
Release date: Mon May 02 2011 17:53 CEST
- Fixed some typos (Closes: #84)
- Move from Digest::SHA1 to Digest::SHA (Closes: DEB#624685)
Release date: Sat Nov 20 2010 13:21 CET
- Start of package (Closes: #62)
- Imported binarys from other packages
- Wrote manpages
- Build dir2vclt from template using the correct shell
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is it possible to remove the resolution limit (4096x4096, i think)?
Do tou plan to remove it?
(I'm not a coder, I don't know if it is difficult, or impossible...)
That restriction was removed a few versions ago. Check the release notes ;-)
Anyhow, the limit is now based on how much memory your graphics card has, which, ironically, works out to about the same limit for a card with 512 MB.
I cant seem to get it to render any images with a resolution higher then 3840x2400, I have a 285gtx with 1GB of ram and I do not get any errors. It just sits there with no GPU usage but 100% cpu usage making no progress.
That's odd - your card should be able to handle images up to around 4000x4000, so I don't see what's going on here. What quality are you rendering at?
I just did a test at 4000x4000 with a quality of 10 and same thing, no GPU usage but 100% cpu
Yeah… I have no idea why this is happening…
I do know that the latest 196.xx drivers have some problems with failing to allocate memory, so you could try rolling back to 195.xx or waiting for the next driver release.
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It would be very helpful if Bamboo would automatically route jobs or add some sort of capability/requirement to jobs based on the script task interpreter to make sure they get executed in the right place (e.g. Windows or Linux). This is to avoid a situation where, for instance, a job with script task executing a batch file is sent to a remote agent running on Linux.
At the moment Bamboo sends those jobs to any available agent unless you work with (a) agent dedication and/or (b) requirements. This can become troublesome and difficult to maintain in large Bamboo deployments.
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https://slack-chats.kotlinlang.org/t/512440/i-feel-like-this-was-asked-before-and-someone-posted-a-link-
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I feel like this was asked before and someone posted a link to a blog post, but I'm searching through slack with no luck so far.
My question: I want to use compose in my app, but I think moving all of my composables to a separate module will have a bunch of benefits. Is there a good tutorial for how to go about this? My main issue I think is the fact that I've never worked in a multi module project and so I'm definitely a bit intimidated. Also, composable re-use for desktop seems to make sense if we go this way.
12/11/2020, 1:19 AM
With IntelliJ IDEA you can create a Multiplatform compose project which will have a common module with composables so you can check the modules structure and Gradle configurations.
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What are workspaces?
Workspaces are a concept we invented for editing data on DoltHub. There is not a GitHub equivalent. Essentially workspaces are a special type of ref, similar to branches or tags. They are meant to simulate a "staging area" on DoltHub, similar to working sets in Dolt.
Workspaces are shareable and temporary. Make any change to your database without affecting the state of your database. When you're satisfied with your changes you can commit them to a branch or create a pull request. If you're not satisfied with your changes, you can delete the workspace without any repercussions.
How are they be used?
Workspaces are automatically created when you run a write query from the SQL Console on a DoltHub database page.
You immediately see the history of queries that have been run within the workspace. From here, there are a few actions you can take:
View the cumulative and current diffs
The Cumulative Diff tab shows all changes made to the workspace since it was created from the
main branch (also known as a three dot diff between
main and the tip of the workspace).
The Current Diff tab shows the change from the most recent commit on the workspace (or the two dot diff between HEAD and its parent).
Diffs are useful for seeing exactly how your queries affected your data.
Run more queries
Any query run from the SQL Console within the workspace will be added to the workspace. You can also view the data table from within the workspace (by running a
SELECT query or clicking the "View data table" button) to use cell buttons to make changes.
Delete the workspace
Clicking on the trash icon on the top right in your workspace will delete it and your changes. This will have no consequences to the rest of your database.
Create a pull request or commit
Either create a pull request from the workspace by clicking on the "Create pull request" button, or click on the arrow to change the button to "Commit directly" to create a commit on the
main branch (or whatever branch you created the workspace from).
Come back to the workspace later
If you don't want to decide right away what you want to do with your workspace, you can come back to it later by clicking on "1 open workspace" at the top of the SQL Console.
You can also share the workspace link with teammates and have them contribute to your workspace.
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Adjust Testing Console
With the Adjust Testing Console you can see test device data in the Adjust Dashboard. This lets you know what is being tracked by Adjust. Enter your advertising ID to review attribution data and check event activity. You can also "forget" your device. This clears your device data from Adjust, letting you run tests on the same device multiple times.
Here's what you need to know before getting started.
- Admin, Editor, or Custom Editor permissions
To test that Adjust is properly tracking your device, make sure you use a mobile device that:
- Does not have your app installed
- Is not already saved in Adjust - see Forget Device
To let Adjust attribute by device matching, append your advertising ID to the corresponding Adjust parameter in your tracker URL. If you do not, make sure that Fingerprinting is turned ON.
To check your device data, follow these steps on your test device:
- Click on your Adjust tracker URL.
- Download the latest app version with the Adjust SDK integrated.
- Open the app.
In the Adjust Dashboard
- Navigate to your app and select your app options caret (^).
- Select All Settings > Testing Console.
- Enter your Advertising ID.
- Select VIEW DEVICE DATA.
- Optional: To continue testing within the console, select INSPECT DEVICE.
When you request to view your device data, you can see the following fields. Expand the rows to see their available values and what they mean.
Adjust tracker token
Last session time
Last event times
Last app version
Last app version short
Signature acceptance status
Signature verification result
Last subscription event type
Last subscription event subtype
Adjust tracks an install as the first app open from an unrecognized device. This means an install can only occur once per device.
To test install or unique event tracking on the same device multiple times, you need to clear it from Adjust. This removes its advertising ID and activity history. In the Testing Console, this is the Forget Device function.
Forget Device clears your device on a per-app basis. This means you clear your device of all its previously tracked activity for your app.
To clear your device from Adjust, first delete your app from the test device. Then, follow these steps.
In the Adjust dashboard
- Navigate to your app and select your app overview caret (^)
- Select All Settings > Testing Console
- Enter your Advertising ID
- Select VIEW DEVICE DATA
- Select FORGET DEVICE
The Adjust Testing Console can be used with the following advertising IDs:
- IDFA (iOS)
- IDFV (iOS)
- Google advertising ID (Android)
- Android ID (Android)
- Windows advertising ID (Windows)
- Fire advertising ID (Kindle)
On iPhones and iPads, you can find your advertising ID with the Adjust Insights app for iOS. Download the app from the Apple App Store and open it to see your IDFA. You can select your IDFA to copy it to your clipboard or share it via the icon at the top right.
On Android devices, you can find your advertising ID with the Adjust Insights app. Download the app and open it. You can select your Google advertising identifier or Android identifier to copy it to your clipboard, or send it via email.
When testing attribution, you must wait at least 60 seconds between clicking the same tracker.
If you repeatedly click an Adjust tracker within one minute, we identify this as click spamming and reject the click.
When testing reattribution, wait at least 30 minutes between installing and reopening your app. This does not apply if you have configured your app for instant reattribution.
In-app events are only tracked following an app install. If you clear your device between tests, reinstall your app before triggering an in-app event.
If you view data from a Facebook or Twitter campaign, check whether you have signed the necessary T&C agreements. If you have not, the Testing Console will display a dummy tracker name and token.
For Facebook campaigns, your tracker token will always display as
fbinstand the tracker name as
For Twitter campaigns, your tracker token will display as
twinstand the tracker name as
Even if Adjust did not track an install on a device, you can still see the details of tracked subscription events.
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http://www.patheos.com/blogs/wwjtd/2012/09/steven-olsen-joins-wwjtd/
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He’s an old college roommate of mine and one of the nicest organizers in the movement. He’ll be writing a weekly column every Monday (and probably some other posts here and there) about atheists in the movement who deserve more of our attention.
I met JT as he was helping to organize Skepticon 2, which was right after I had moved back to the Midwest from the utopia of Oregon. One of the first times I hung out with JT, we were walking through the halls of MSU and he paused the conversation we were having because he saw a piano and decided to play the Super Mario Bros. theme music. This is not an unusual thing to witness, actually.Most of what I do is in the field of comedy writing, such as my website, Carl Sagan’s Dance Party, and my book, Unbelievable History. I am also passionate about promoting reason and building communities dedicated to that end. For two years I was the president of the Springfield Freethinkers and I run a vodcast on group organization for atheists and skeptics.
I live in Independence, Missouri with my wife, Nola, and son Marcus. However, I consider Portland, Oregon with its armies of pirate-clad geeks, technohippies and nude bicyclists to be home and can’t wait to move back.
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https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-campaign-standard/append-targetdata-from-enrichment-to-delivery-label/m-p/234873/highlight/true
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On occasion I will set the delivery label via a script (delivery.label = XXX). Is it possible to update the label with targetdata, from an Enrichment, earlier in the workflow? I've tried just the standard "delivery.label = XXX_<%= targetData.YYY%> but this fails.
Is anything along these lines possible?
Thanks in advance for your thoughts. Please let me know if some further information would be helpful.
This may be possible however if I understand correctly, the targetData will have a value for each record whilst there is only one label.
Where is the label in the target data collected from? If you can be a bit more specific then I may be able to help.
Thanks for getting back to me on this.
The data sets I have will have between 3 and 6 different cell flags in them. So, for example, if there are 1,000 records in the data, 250 of them will be marked with a Cell ID of '001', another 250 will be marked with '002' etc. Currently, I will split this data set and send each sub-set a separate delivery, but I wanted to try and keep the data as a single set, so the label is defined dynamically, much like you can with the Analysis tab of a Recurring delivery.
So, again to clarify, I want to pass 1 set of data, that would be, say, 4 seperate cell IDs and configure the label they all get the same Delivery, but those with a Cell Id of 001 get a label of 'LABEL_001' and those flagged as Cell Id 002 would get 'LABEL_002' etc.
Does that make sense and is that possible?
Hopefully this should run one transition at a time where it will compute the delivery label with each variable you have assigned.
Let me know if this works 🙂
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https://www.freelancer.com/u/socialinfotech
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Invite Freelancer to Project
You don't seem to have an active project at the moment. Why not post a project now? It's free!Post a Project
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Webservices | Web DevelopmentFeb 2011 - Apr 2015 (4 years)
-Wordpress development -Theme customisation, -Plugins management, -core php,codeigniter, -web services(REST API), -Database and Admin panel. -Responsive website -web application using Bootstrap. -Ecommerce websites.
- Business app, Geo Location/GPS, Location event, Google Map, Daily DealsFeb 2011 - Apr 2015 (4 years)
Music Player, Camera Integration, Live Video and Audio Editing, Sketcher, Embedded youtube player. - Health information, Fitness tips, Runners track system, Guidance app, Hotel/Restaurant and Recipe - Uploading to server, Data Sync, Server XML API Calls. - Fun/Entertainment and learning base app. - Social Networking integration
Bachelor of Engineering (Computer science)2006 - 2010 (4 years)
Master of Engineering (Computer science)2010 - 2012 (2 years)
A new edge detection algorithm for Eye to device measurement processing
Eye to device Distance Measurement processing is playing an increasingly important part in imaging based flame monitoring systems.
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http://tech-artists.org/t/welcome-links-to-python-resources/59
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Python is actually probably the best language i've seen for learning programming from the ground up, so even if you've never touched stuff like this before, it's gold. Although i've coded in various languages, I could see this as a really great starting place for beginners or advanced. He doesn't dumb it down, but you're not left behind either.
I actually learned a lot more about how C++ works just by reading Mark's Python books. Python is essentially a lot simpler, a lot cleaner to read (one of the main reasons for python's existence), and a lot quicker to write.
Since OOP is a fundamental feature of Python it's not only easy to pick up, it's easy to make a decision as to whether you need to use it.
The advanced stuff at the end of the "Learning Python" book is a little hard to stomach, but it's worth plowing through as "Programming Python" becomes a lot easier to work with.
More to the point, Mark writes with a sense of humour and flair that's missing from a lot of dry programing books.
Keep in mind, i'm fairly new to Python too (I'm only halfway through "Programming Python" - It's a huge book!). All I can say is it's renewed my joy of programming. :):
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https://petersen.consulting/the-value-of-community-of-learning-groups-colg/
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Mentors support others but who supports the mentors? A CoLG is a brilliant and (cost) effective way to provide support for your mentors. Whatever number of group members, a CoLG is a place where mentors can share ideas, experiences and challenges, seek solutions to problems they are experiencing in their mentoring partnership, swap resources.
A CoLG is a central component of your mentoring programme.
(Mae Rim Elephant Sanctuary, Chiang Mai, Thailand)
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glib: Add poppler_page_set_render_antialias(PopplerPage*, cairo_antialias_t)
The `pdftocairo` command-line tool has an `-antialias` option that configures the anti-aliasing mode used when rasterizing text and shapes (for example when the output is PNG). This is based on calling the internal `CairoOutputDev::setAntialias` method. In the glib API, `poppler_page_render` is also based on `CairoOutputDev` but there is no call to `setAntialias` so `CAIRO_ANTIALIAS_DEFAULT` (set in `CairoOutputDev`’s constructor) is always used regardless of how the cairo context was configured before being passed to `poppler_page_render`. This fills the gap by keeping an antialiasing mode in each `PopplerPage` object, adding a setter for it, and calling `CairoOutputDev::setAntialias` in each rendering function.
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https://sherpa.readthedocs.io/en/4.15.0/overview/api/sherpa.utils.guess_radius.html
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- sherpa.utils.guess_radius(x0lo, x1lo, x0hi=None, x1hi=None)
Guess the radius parameter of a 2D model.
x0lo (array_like) – The independent axes of the grid, in 1D form.
x1lo (array_like) – The independent axes of the grid, in 1D form.
x0hi (array_like or None, optional) – The upper bounds of each pixel.
x1hi (array_like or None, optional) – The upper bounds of each pixel.
ans – The keys are ‘val’, ‘min’, and ‘max’, which give the radius and its range, in units of the input grid (
- Return type:
x0lois used, and it is assumed to be arranged so that this axis varies fastest (that is
x0lo > x0lo) as well as representing square pixels of the same size.
The scaling factor for the minimum and maximum values is taken from the module’s
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https://man.linuxreviews.org/man3/gnutls_certificate_set_retrieve_function2.3.html
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The callback's function prototype is: int (*callback)(gnutls_session_t, const gnutls_datum_t* req_ca_dn, int nreqs, const gnutls_pk_algorithm_t* pk_algos, int pk_algos_length, gnutls_pcert_st** pcert, unsigned int *pcert_length, gnutls_privkey_t * pkey);
req_ca_dn is only used in X.509 certificates. Contains a list with the CA names that the server considers trusted. This is a hint and typically the client should send a certificate that is signed by one of these CAs. These names, when available, are DER encoded. To get a more meaningful value use the function gnutls_x509_rdn_get().
pk_algos contains a list with server's acceptable public key algorithms. The certificate returned should support the server's given algorithms.
pcert should contain a single certificate and public key or a list of them.
pcert_length is the size of the previous list.
pkey is the private key.
If the callback function is provided then gnutls will call it, in the handshake, after the certificate request message has been received. All the provided by the callback values will not be released or modified by gnutls.
In server side pk_algos and req_ca_dn are NULL.
The callback function should set the certificate list to be sent, and return 0 on success. If no certificate was selected then the number of certificates should be set to zero. The value (-1) indicates error and the handshake will be terminated. If both certificates are set in the credentials and a callback is available, the callback takes predence.
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On Mon, 1 Apr 2002, Simon Burton wrote: > in a bigger machine, where can i find some > swap? in a file? seems i want opposite of > ramdisk, ie. diskram :) One of the problems with smoothwall is that it doesn't allocate a large enough swapspace on install... I've also used the same thing on a machine who's swap partition developed faults.
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http://gretchen.be/get-in-touch-with-gretchen-lyell-duffin/
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Gretchen (Lyell) Duffin
Saint Antonin du Var
gretchenduffin @ gmail.com
+33 6 86 48 00 52
“All photographs are memento mori.
To take a photograph is to participate in another person’s (or thing’s) mortality, vulnerability, mutability.
Precisely by slicing out this moment and freezing it, all photographs testify to time’s relentless melt.”
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I was reviewing the Parsha Friday morning and I realized that I hadn’t informed my Partners in Torah chavrusa that it was a double parsha. My chavrusa loves to learn and each week he reads *every* Art Scroll note and translation on the parsha.
I gave him a call around 10:15 to tell him. He said that he was just sitting down to learn and he noticed Behar was short and he wondered if perhaps it was a double parsha. At exactly that moment my call came in to tell him that it was a double. Pretty cool.
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https://sourceforge.net/directory/development/natlanguage%3Aportuguese/?sort=popular&page=8
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Clipperz is a web based password manager. Local encryption within the browser guarantees that no one except you can read your data. A true zero-knowledge (or host-proof) web app!
A simple address and contact management PHP script
phpABook is a simple address/contact management system that uses PHP and MySQL. It provides many features that you would find in a similar offline, OS specific application. It also has multi-user capabilities. NEWS: We are cooking an all new version - new code, new features, new design. Subscribe the mailing list to keep updated.
Bug tracking system
PROJECT MOVED TO: https://github.com/a-v-k/phpBugTracker . This planned as PHP replacement for bugzilla, focusing on separating code layers by using templates and a database abstraction layer, making it more maintainable. phpBugTracker is lightweight and easy to install, operate and administer. Most text can be customized for your application.
EGroupware has moved to Github, please find all our downloads there: https://github.com/EGroupware/egroupware/releases EGroupware is a multi-user, web-based groupware suite. Currently available modules include: email, addressbook, calendar, infolog (notes, to-do's, phone calls), content management, wiki, project management, tracker, timesheet, knowledge base, CalDAV/CardDAV
UNIX Performance Monitoring / Trend Analysis Java Software
Remotely Inventory and Poll UNIX servers in seconds. (without installing extra software on your servers, just by SSH communication plain old UNIX commands). Your entire datacenter can be automatically inventoried by supplying hostname, username & password for each server, either “one by one” or via an automated CSV host-list import file. This software goes great with other UNIX software like WinSCP and Putty etc !!!
All development will continue here under a BSD license: https://github.com/web2project/web2project LAMP-based Project Management System focused on satisfying real-world business requirements based on community feedback. Built on a modular app framework, it allows Add On modules & customizations to interact almost seamlessly. (dotproject fork)
Additional dictionary files for the NetBeans spellchecker.
Additional dictionary files for the NetBeans spellchecker.
Software ERP de codigo libre. Utiliza C++, Qt 3, QSA y PostgreSQL.Software ERP free code. Uses C++, Qt 3, QSA and PostgreSQL.
Piwigo is a photo gallery software for the web. It comes with powerful features for publishing your photos and smart browsing capabilities such as categories, tags, or chronology. Extensions make Piwigo easily customizable.
The IRC's Talking Robot
[ Please read https://sourceforge.net/p/darkbot/news/2014/01/darkbots-revitalization/ ] Darkbot is a portable IRC chat robot written in the C language that can be taught responses to user inquiries, and even have conversations with them. Darkbot was originally created by Jason Hamilton as an aid for help channels on Intenet Relay Chat.
PHP Weather makes it easy to show the current weather on your webpage. All you need is a local airport, that makes some special weather reports called METARs. The reports are updated once or twice an hour.
This is a POS (Point of Sale) based on PHPWPos. The application is oriented to be used in a retails shop. It is great to be used in combination whit a cart in a web site. Is written in PHP and use MySQL for database.
Museek-Plus is a program-suite for the C++ museek daemon, a Soulseek/Soulfind P2P client. It includes the QT GUI, Museeq, and the Python/Curses TUI, Mucous. It supports chat, transferring files, searching, user-management shares browsing and more.
SuiteCRM translations - language packs
SuiteCRM - language packs are available directly from Crowdin project at https://crowdin.com/project/suitecrmtranslations FAQ: Install a new language - https://sites.google.com/site/translatingsuitecrm/faq/install_language
AJAX based wiki designed to operate like a desktop help viewer(chm)
Run Windows XP & 7 Virus Free Inside Linux Mint
Announcing Stealth VM Software for all Linux Mint Editions. http://robolinux.org/lm This is great news for Windows XP Users who either cannot afford or simply do not want to upgrade to Windows 7 or 8 when XP expires! Are You one of the many new Linux Mint Users around the world who are migrating from Windows XP to Linux because you don't want to to be forced to spend hundreds of dollars or throw away your PC or laptop that is in perfectly good working condition? If you are like most Windows XP Users who are just switching to Linux you are worried about being able to run your Windows applications. Indeed that is a problem you are looking to solve as quickly as possible. Stealth VM has solved your Windows to Linux migration dilemma already! You don't need to worry about viruses or malware infecting Windows & its data because the Stealth VM Software invented by Robolinux keeps a protected clone of Windows and mirrors your data in a secure Linux Mint partition.
gPDFText is a text editor for GTK+ that opens PDF documents for ebook readers, converts the text contents into plain ASCII text, restores the original paragraphs and removes unwanted line breaks to allow easier zooming on the reader.
Our package is the integration of oscommerce version into the famous phpnuke CMS system, updated frequently and supported by a strong team since many years, it offer every phpnuke user the possibility to install and use oscommerce E-business package.
Full featured photo collection PHP script - Light, fast and easy to install.
FVWM-Crystal aims to create an easy to use and powerful desktop.
FVWM - Crystal aims to create an easy to use, eye-candy but also powerful desktop environment for Linux or other Unix-like operating systems. Its goals include seeking for better ways of using window manager and providing it with eyecandy interface. It try to exercise FVWM quite a bit. It has some very interesting features unique to Linux/Unix desktops like direct controls for several media players and its ability to bring in full screen virtualy any application. It can flow through the full screened applications and the desktop in a manner similar to the application stack of the Amiga OS, which provides an innovative way to go around the desktop space, without compromising traditional X multiple desktop pages. The core code was written by harnir Maciej Delmanowski with contributions from many other folks. The current developments are led by Dominique Michel.
You just need Python to use this powerfull CMS! It's a static content manager that supports templates, site variables, third part modules, and more. Five templates included. Modules: dater, code highlight, lister, menu maker, pop3 reader and more.
MV Video Sharing Software is a free video sharing script like Youtube
MV Video Sharing Software is a free video sharing software that allows the capability of creating a video sharing website like Youtube. Setting up is easy. All you have to do is download, upload the contents to the directory of your choice, and use your favorite web browser to visit the directory in order to start the installation process. Once you have completed the installation process, you will be ready to start your video sharing website! If anything, you can also have Melero Video set everything up: www.melerovideo.com/software
Web based tender system to source, award and manage the total procurement process. Leverages supply and demand, through reverse auction, ensuring that goods are bought at the best possible price. Developed in PHP with MySQL/PostgreSQL database.
Business webmail modular application with mobile client
The most complete Business Webmail with Mobile client application for companies of all sizes. All the core functions for business like calendaring and integrated webmail, plus the capability of converting emails into business objects such as: quotes, invoices, marketing stuff, customer requests, project management and more. A simple way to have a unique flow of information from email request from customers to invoices! You only have to choose which modules you want to activate and is done! Built with PHP, loves MySQL but runs also on SQL Server and Oracle.
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https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/323950/macbooks-randomly-restarting-at-same-time-virus-or-forced-software-update
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At about 8:50 PDT this morning, 2 out of 3 MacBooks in our household restarted at the same time (about 1 minute apart). What happened is I left the room for about 5 minutes, and when I came back I saw the "you restarted because of a problem" message. I logged in as usual and started to try to find why. Then I heard two startup chimes from the other two computers. I checked those, but only one laptop actually restarted. These two computers were closed when the chimes occurred.
My question is if there is any force-restarts/updates by Apple. If not, why would this happen and is it due to some sort of network-propagating virus?
Note: I don't think the restarts were kernel panics, as I wasn't shown the grey screen of death.
The computers that restarted were on high Sierra. The one that didn't restart was on Sierra.
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Investigative team Sadbottrue has own technologies for data gathering and for meta-analysis of big data. We focused on findings and explanation of anomalies that influence on the tech companies. We are fighting against the social media and advertising fraud ecosystem.
Chapter 28. Hillary's junk bot retweeters
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Ruby GUI widget system using OpenGL
GLICT aims to creation of simple-to-implement set of classes to produce a functional widget-based GUI using OpenGL. Implementation is planned in that way so that no windowing system or method is preferred.
Mouse progress control is a progressbar control that follows the mouse cursor using a system wide hook.
Using this system, organizations and companies can exchange their files and documents with their clients and suppliers. Employees can share the information and documents to multiple clients. This tool enables easy management and sharing of...
Using this system, Storage and manipulation of uploaded files on the servers become more easier. This system offers a variety of functions like disk quota management, in which the maximum disk space needed for uploading the files are set...
Using this system, webmasters can easily manage their files and folders online. Using this program, one can start a program like Freedrive.com. This system has an administration panel, which enables easy modifications of files on the users or...
A command-line Python utility to mine information on open source projects using the ohloh web service APIs. The script is enables analysis of open source projects indexed by ohloh by providing source lines of code (SLOC), contributor data and...
A free open source engine for games using OpenGL.
Advanced Makefile Generator (AMakeGen) is a tool allowing Dev-C++ users to compile C++ projects using Qt without the use of the command prompt.
A collection of CMake files, biased towards projects using Fortran.
Simplify and speed up design processes of multimedia projects using this framework application. You may create nearly any file format out of ONE draft or create your own screenpainter application using the construction kit.
An attempt to create an automated cross-platform installer builder for Realbasic projects using remote machines of the other platform
This opentool adds a new compiler option to the project properties build java page for compiling projects using JDK 1.6 (JDK 6) language extensions in JBuilder.
Embedded Font Generator (EFGen) is a generator of a cross-platform ANSI C code that renders a text using OpenGL. Generated code includes everything you need to render a custom text, also it is easy to compile and link with your application.
HibernateBear is a regroupment of Hibernate tools that were created to help increasing productivity on projects using Hibernate.
Maven Dependency GUI makes it easy to manage project dependencies in projects using Maven.
Graphical user interface api for c# projects using sdl. Similar to Swing on java.
This will be a project dedicated to showing step-by-step examples of how to set up Zend Framework projects using the Zend Framework, jQuery, and basic PHP5.
A simple library for providing Design by Contract functionality for Java projects, using AspectJ and annotations.
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https://stlplaces.com/blog/how-to-export-data-from-a-mysql-table-to-a-csv-file
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To export data from a MySQL table to a CSV file, you can use the SELECT ... INTO OUTFILE statement in MySQL. This statement allows you to specify the file path where the CSV file should be saved and the fields that you want to export from the table. You can also specify the delimiter and other options for the CSV file. Once you have run the SELECT ... INTO OUTFILE statement, the data from the MySQL table will be exported to the CSV file in the specified format.
How to export data from a MySQL table to a CSV file with custom delimiters?
To export data from a MySQL table to a CSV file with custom delimiters, you can use the following SQL query:
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SELECT * INTO OUTFILE '/path/to/filename.csv' FIELDS TERMINATED BY '|' -- Use a custom delimiter, in this case '|' LINES TERMINATED BY '\n' -- Use a custom line terminator FROM your_table_name;
/path/to/filename.csv with the path and filename where you want to save the CSV file. Replace
your_table_name with the name of the table from which you want to export data.
This query will export the data from the specified MySQL table into a CSV file where columns are separated by the custom delimiter
| and each row is terminated by a new line character
Make sure that the MySQL user account you are using has the
FILE privilege in order to write the file to the specified location.
What is the difference between exporting data from a MySQL table to a CSV file and an Excel file?
The main difference between exporting data from a MySQL table to a CSV file and an Excel file is the format in which the data is stored.
- CSV file (Comma-Separated Values): CSV is a simple file format used to store tabular data, such as a spreadsheet or database. Each line of the file represents a single row in the table, with each value separated by a comma. CSV files are plain text files and can be easily opened and edited with a text editor or spreadsheet program.
- Excel file (XLSX): Excel is a spreadsheet program developed by Microsoft. When exporting data to an Excel file, the data is stored in a proprietary binary format specific to Excel. Excel files can contain multiple sheets, formatting options, and functions, making them more versatile for complex data analysis and visualization.
In summary, exporting data to a CSV file is simpler and more lightweight, while exporting to an Excel file allows for more advanced features and functionality.
How to export data from multiple MySQL tables to a single CSV file?
To export data from multiple MySQL tables to a single CSV file, you can use a query that retrieves data from each table and then use the INTO OUTFILE statement to export the results to a CSV file. Here is an example of how you can achieve this:
- Connect to your MySQL database using a tool such as MySQL Workbench or the MySQL command line.
- Write a query that selects the data you want to export from each table. For example:
SELECT column1, column2 FROM table1 UNION SELECT column1, column2 FROM table2;
- Add the INTO OUTFILE statement at the end of the query to specify the path and filename of the CSV file where you want to export the data. For example:
SELECT column1, column2 FROM table1 UNION SELECT column1, column2 FROM table2 INTO OUTFILE '/path/to/outputfile.csv' FIELDS TERMINATED BY ',' ENCLOSED BY '"' LINES TERMINATED BY '\n';
- Execute the query to export the data from the multiple tables to the specified CSV file.
- Check the CSV file to verify that the data has been successfully exported.
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https://myesi.esi-group.com/downloads/software-downloads/cem-one-2021.0
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CEM One 2021.0
In CEM One 2021.0 we have improved DMP/SMP efficiency with large industrial models.
Following the previous V2020.1 release aimed at finalizing the migration plan towards the new generation of tools and the V2020.2 Special Version focusing on encryption, this brand new CEM One release is aimed at consolidating the industrial deployment of the solution.
Highlights of this release
- Strong FEM-FDTD coupling upgrades with thin resistive material sheets, PEC-backed shell Boundary Conditions and reviewed HPC performances.
- Frequency dependent IBC parameters for CEM-FD models, intermediate results with frequency sweep computations, easier MLFMM process when running DMP, with a common DMP/SMP post-processing stage for all solvers.
- Optimized DMP strategy for CEM-HF computations when running on multiple nodes and cores.
- Dedicated support of Cartesian mesh is also proposed with Visual-CEM 16.5 allowing faster handling of very large models.
Special Notice. CEM One users willing to access the Visual-Environment online help should extend their installation with the dedicated VE documentation packages proposed below (online help not included by default in the standard product packages).
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https://support.newzik.com/en/support/solutions/articles/77000481855-known-issues-and-limitations-newzik-web
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Below is a list of know issues and limitations of the current version of Newzik Web.
- Bookmark color is not always coherent between App and Web
- MusicXML and Lyrics & Chords files are not compatible with Newzik Web
- Page turn synchronization settings are not available on Newzik
- Crop, rearrange and Jump actions are not possible from Newzik Web
- Jump buttons do not appear on Newzik Web
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Employer: Ingenious Web
Industry: Software Development
Location: Karachi, Pakistan
iOS Developer with skills required : 2d game development , image , video and audio manipulation , Web experience with PHP Mysql , joomla and wordpress is a plus,
We are currently looking for a highly skilled part time IOS developer and timings may be flexible, which means you may come from your full time job and may only give us around 3 hours a day for now.
Which would lead to a full time job later with mutual interest.
Please send you complete resume along with portfolio.
Also please do mention your expected pay for 3 hours a day Mon- Sat.
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https://www.itcentralstation.com/questions/what-advice-do-you-have-for-others-considering-amazon-sagemaker
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If you were talking to someone whose organization is considering Amazon SageMaker, what would you say?
How would you rate it and why? Any other tips or advice?
I think for anyone using SageMaker it will help automate pipelines, and make it easier than doing the process manually. For anyone already on the AWS platform, they should definitely make use of it. I would rate this product an eight out of 10.
Myself and certain people in my team have just begun the training. There is an eight-hour training video to assist with learning how to use this solution. I would rate this solution an eight out of ten.
My advice to anybody who is considering this solution is to think about using multiple cloud services. This solution is really good but it has a few problems. In terms of deployment, it is a clear winner. For developing machine learning models, taking the user experience into account, I would probably still opt for Microsoft Azure Machine Learning Studio. Overall, there are a few improvements that I want but SageMaker is pretty good. I would rate this solution a seven out of ten.
I am not exposed to Amazon SageMaker but I know it's capabilities. I know exactly what we can do and how we can do it. We have been provided with several solutions for image processing, speech processing, and text processing. They have provided a built-in solution for every task. You can use tools for deploying your model, you just have to plug and play. There is no cessation from what I can see. Whatever they have in the industry, they can solve 98% of the use cases. There is also data engineering which is quite important. It's where the real work is done. Amazon has already provided a free slot for each of the services that we have done. With Amazon SageMaker, however, I have not seen that. I have not yet explored everything, but they are doing good work. In terms of the dashboard, I can say that I have not explored the visualization aspect very much, but they have their tools. I don't know how flexible it is and how much customization you can do. That's something on the visualization side that I don't enjoy very much. My interests are mostly towards data engineering or data science. I would rate this solution a nine out of ten.
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https://discussions.unity.com/t/unity-2d-wont-freeze-position/94015
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I’ve been working on learning unity 2d for the past few days and just started working on my first project. I have a player standing on top of the ground, but gravity is affecting the player thus pushing the ground down. I want gravity to affect my player, but I don’t want it to pull the ground down. There’s no freezeposition for 2d rigidbody, so I tried using a sliderjoint2d, but that doesn’t seem to help at all.
You don’t need a rigidbody on objects that you want stationary, like ground or walls. All you need is a collider on them. Your player will collide with any 2D colliders as long as the Player itself has a rigidbody, everything else doesn’t need one, only if you want another object to move around dynamically, like a ball, or if you want another object to hit your player and impart physics forces on the player.
Though if you need a rigidbody for some reason, the answer to your question is then to check “Is Kinematic”. This will make it so the object can only be moved through translate or animation, not physics. (but just remove the rigidbody, as it sounds like what you want in this situation.)
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http://subscribers.footballguys.com/apps/article.php?article=HarstadRegression05
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Welcome to Regression Alert, your weekly guide to using regression to predict the future with uncanny accuracy.
Before we get into this week's statistics, let's look back at how previous predictions have fared. Each prediction in this column takes the following form: identify a statistic that is prone to regression, gather all of the players doing best into that statistic into Group A, gather all of the players doing worst in that statistic into Group B, note how much Group A has outperformed Group B to that point, then predict that Group B will outperform Group A going forward.
By and large, I'm not allowed to cherrypick which players I think will regress and which won't. If my process puts Antonio Brown into Group A... well then, Antonio Brown is in Group A. If it puts Isaiah Crowell into Group B, then Isaiah Crowell is in Group B.
(The one exception is for players with atypical roles; short-yardage backs are unlikely to see their ypc increase, change-of-pace backs are unlikely to see their rush attempts increase, etc.)
A key component of this format is accountability. All predictions are trackable and testable. Through immediate feedback, we are able to learn and improve. So here's where things stand at the moment.
In Week 2, I outlined what regression was, what it wasn't, and how it worked. No prediction was made.
In Week 3, I listed running backs with exceptionally high and low yards per carry averages and predicted that the low-ypc cohort would outperform the high-ypc cohort over the next four weeks.
In Week 4, I looked at receivers who were overperforming and underperforming in yards per target and predicted that the underperformers would outperform the overperformers over the next four weeks.
In Week 5, I compared the predictive accuracy of in-season results to the predictive accuracy of preseason ADP. Outside of a general prediction that players would tend to regress in the direction of their preseason ADP, no specific prediction was made.
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https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/133564/same-query-plan-different-data-set-very-different-query-duration-sql-server-20
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This may be a terrible question, because I'm not sure how information I can include to help.
We have data segregated by customer. One customer apparently has higher volume of data. The same query ran for a small customer returns in 2 seconds, and the result is 11 rows. The larger customer takes 47 seconds, and the result is 6600 rows. This is a complicated query with 11 joins. This is just for a report, but the report is timing out and the operator is complaining. It's possible the difference is just the volume of data, but I want to investigate.
When I look at the query plan, the percentages for the query cost are exactly the same between the two. There are no suggestions for indexes. In both query plans, I can see the highest cost is from a join to a table that has 3.8 million rows. However, both sets of data are joining with that same table. In both cases the resulting "actual number of rows" is 3.8 million. In both cases this join has a clustered index scan that is 39% of the query "cost".
So my question is this: Do the percentages and query cost even mean anything? are they referring to the estimated data from the query plan, and do not reflect the real cost? Otherwise how could the same join make up 39% of the "cost" for both, but one takes 2 seconds and one takes 47 seconds? Is SQL server lying to me and the actual difference in cost is the "nested loop" for the inner join that produces the final row count even though it lists that as 0% of the cost?
These images show the two elements with the highest cost. They have identical properties between both the query plans. The difference in the final row totals is the result of joins with other tables. But those joins all have a low relative cost.
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https://samirofsalem.com/product/samrimath-frame-analyzer
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This is a script for a Market Analyzer column. It allows you to build a list of your favourite stocks/indices, and monitor where in the SamriMath octave they happen to be. When you install, you’ll see three such “columns” in the Market Analyzer window. Start your experience with “Preset 1 – HL mode” and/or “Preset 2 – Close”. In those two, some of the settings have been hidden, allowing you to use the MA directly without worrying too much about the configuration. For those two, two settings which you’re most likely to use have been pre-configured for you.
In the third Analyzer, more options are exposed to allow you even more control on the behaviour and what you see.
- Download the MA script first and install it as you would any other NinjaTrader 8 add-on.
- [OPTIONALLY] After that, download the sample workspaces. Unzip the archive then place the contents in:
- <Documents> -> NinjaTrader 8 -> workspaces
- [OPTIONALLY] Also download some ready-made templates that have been created for you, where the colours are already configured. You can modify them as you wish and re-save them. After you unzip the archive, the files within go into:
- <Documents> -> NinjaTrader 8 -> templates-> MarketAnalyzer
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Building APIs with Jekyll
This blog post is part of my Advanced Jekyll series. Last week I wrote about using Custom Jekyll Plugins with GitHub Pages which I highly recommend reading when you get a chance.
In many cases, when you’re building websites in Jekyll, those websites become the single source of truth for that information for the outside world (and possibly internally). For example, a careers website would contain all job listings, an events website would have all the events and their state, etc. You get the idea. These are the kind of sites you’d build with Jekyll.
Wouldn’t it be easy (and lots of fun) to expose that data via an endpoint? Surely that’s not possible with Jekyll because static site generators just aren’t capable of that, right?
Well, it is very possible and super simple! And I’m going to show you how you can build an API in Jekyll. 🙂
Create our Jekyll Project
For this tutorial, I am going to use my shell (I use iTerm 2 on macOS) to create a Jekyll website for a “fake” monthly meetup which will list all of our meetups in two formats: on the homepage in HTML and on a separate JSON endpoint.
Run the commands below after
$. If your shell looks just like below, you’re good to head to the next section! For your reference, I use Ruby 2.2.4 for this tutorial.
- Help: How do I install Ruby 2.2.4?
- Help: I’m having trouble installing Jekyll.
- Help: I’m struggling to use Terminal on my Mac.
Let’s Store Our Data
Jekyll Datafiles helps you store data in a central place (in CSV, JSON or YAML) and access said data easily inside of your Jekyll project. Datafiles live in the
_data folder, which we’ll need to create (as it isn’t created by default).
Once we have files created inside of the
_data folder, we can start up our Jekyll serve and access it through the
site.data variable in Liquid.
In this example, I’m going to create a meetup entry for London April 2017.
Now we need to list all of our meetups in
index.md in the root of our project:
Pretty cool. Now if we create any other files in our
_data folder they will automatically show up on our homepage if they are formatted similarly to our
However, what if in the future we want to store other data in our meetup website, like a list of all the talks that were given, etc? That’s not possible because all of the information stored in
_data is just a list of our meetups. So we’ll need to restructure our data to serve that purpose.
- Help: What is YAML?
- Help: I still don’t understand Jekyll Datafiles.
- Help: I still don’t understand what Liquid is.
- Extra reading: The GitHub website for Liquid’s templating language
Structuring our data
With Jekyll Datafiles, you can store your data is any number of folders/files in the
_data folder. So, in essence, we can store our meetups in
_data/meetups and problem solved, right?
However, I’d go a step further and create a more nesting for our meetup data. So, we can have a folder called
meetups/ then one for the year, month and have all relevant meetups in that particular folder? Sounds good.
Great! However, in this project, we don’t actually care about the filename is called. This hierarchy is just for our benefit, Jekyll is fine with it either way. Now, it makes no sense to repeat ourselves, so we can cut the month
2017 and the word
meetup from our
.yml filename so let’s do that.
Now that folder structure is looking a lot more fun to work with. However,
index.md will no longer any of our meetups. This is because
site.data will now be a multi-dimensional hash (a hash inside of a hash) based on our folder structure. You can see what I mean later in the article when we try to create our API endpoint.
This means we’ll need to rename
site.data.meetups.2017.04 in our
index.md, which seems quite odd, right? It would only show all of our meetups in April.
So, we’ll need to write multiple nested
for-loop statements in our
index.md in order to show all of our meetups, not just those specific a year or month. Let’s do that below:
The above code runs a
for-loop for each folder structure we have. As you can see, we have three folders in
_data (which are
:month) and we have a
for-loop statement for each level of hierarchy. That’s great. However, this is really ugly code. We need to simplify this logic, which I’ll do later.
Creating our API endpoint
That’s it, we have a JSON endpoint that lives at
/meetups.json in our site!
So, what does that exactly output? See below.
That’s fairly nice, right? This could be published right now and it’ll work just fine. But it’s time to add some polish to make it look 💯!
- Help: I still don’t get what an API actually is.
- Help: What is YAML?
- Help: What is the difference between YAML and YAML Front Matter?
Writing A Jekyll Plugin To Polish Our API
We’ll need multiple custom filters for a consistent, well structured API:
- Having all of our events as one array instead of a nested hash.
- Being able to filter what columns are accessible in our API
- Being able to wrap our API in a easy-to-follow format
So, I’ve gone ahead and wrote a custom Jekyll filter called
ApiFilter that I’ll go ahead and save in
_plugins/filters/api_filter.rb that’ll implement these rules:
Now, if we’re running a Jekyll server, we’ll need to restart that server for our plugin to work. Jekyll is smart enough to know that we’ve added a plugin and will autoload it upon running
$ jekyll serve.
Let’s apply these filters to our
meetups.json file in our Jekyll project:
And the JSON output over at
/meetups.json on our site will now be:
Pretty cool, right? Our data looks different and a lot more predictable now:
- It is a flat array that is wrapped around the
- We chose not to show
venuewhich is no longer exposed
- It shows us when the file was
last_updatedwhich is helpful
P.S. We can now go back to our
index.md and make that look pretty:
The power of code, right? I love it - things are just so simple!
Renaming the API endpoint
I’m just about ready to publish my API endpoint, but I’m not particularly happy about the location of the endpoint. It’s on the root of my website and it’s called
meetups.json. I’d like for it to be in an
Technically, I could just create a folder called
api/ in my Jekyll project and move my
meetups.json into that folder. That’ll work just fine. But there’s an easier way if we just add the following line to the top of our
Amazing. We now have an automatically generating API, in a structure we like and at a URL endpoint that we like. There’s a lot more we can do here, but this is a great starting point.
- Extra reading: More information on Jekyll Permalinks
I would love to see more companies use the power of Jekyll across their websites. Like many other developers, I love playing around with data and I’d recommend looking into building JSON endpoints even in your static sites. It’ll probably help your own developers a bunch, too.
- Extra reading: All of this code is in a single GitHub Gist!
- Extra reading: Check out my personal API. It’s built on Jekyll!
Have any questions? Feel free to reach out - I would love to hear from you! 🙃
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At work, I needed to fix logging of changes in a tree structure. The language was unfortunately Java, but I started with a Perl prototype to test the approaches and border cases. The Java solution was more challenging for me, but the Perl implementation was still interesting enough to share. For those bored or interested, I present the problem below. The original domain was different, but I'm probably not allowed to speak about it outside of the firm.
We'll use the famous animal tree:
All the leaves are on the same level.
Let's have a module Zoo.pm which implements the following methods:
Static method. 'Zoo'->Parent($node) returns the parent of the given node in the tree, e.g. 'Zoo'->Parent('Owl') is 'Bird', 'Zoo'->Parent('Bird') is 'Reptile'.
The constructor. Use a list of tree leaves as arguments:
For a given object, returns the list it was constructed from (order is not guaranteed).
When comparing too different zoos, we aren't interested in the animals only, but in their categories, too. Our task is to implement a static method 'Zoo'->diff($zoo1, $zoo2) which returns two array references, $add and $delete, such that:
Updates: Please, use <readmore> tags for the code.
Use only the documented API in the solution (i.e. Parent and get_leaves). The tree structure is not accessible directly (in reality, it was stored in a database).
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Patch Tuesday for VMware, sounds kind of silly doesn’t it? At least it did to us prior to doing some research on the patches coming out of VMware for ESX Server. This all started a few days ago when we started looking at a network issue some VMs were having. We then (after sorting through the available downloads/patches, and talking to support) found there was a patch for this issue.
Nice. Great. Why wasn’t this installed? Too many patches? Admins don’t think they need them?
Whatever the reason it is starting to become a trend in some ESX environments; not all patches are installed by the admins. The reason for this is pretty simple; we already have patch Tuesday for Microsoft Servers we are dealing with, patches for applications that app owners install, SQL, Exchange, etc patches and of course desktops patching. Sorting through ESX patches is often a secondary job for Windows administrators tasked with maintain ESX, and if ESX is working, patching it, falls to the bottom of the pile. I mean this is VMware’s ESX server! The product that we used to tell people didn’t need patching that often since there wasn’t much code to have to patch. But recently we have started to notice a change, and have had to stop telling people that patches for ESX were few and far between.
To be rational about our assertion we started by looking at the available data on patches for ESX. We couldn’t get data all the way back to ESX 1.5 since VMware’s site has been revamped several times and those patches are not available, and quite honestly who saves patches all the way back to 2003/4 anyway. But, what we found in the data was pretty telling. The first item we noticed was sheer number of patches for ESX 3.0.1: 68! Sixty-Eight patches in the course of about a year. Of course they were released in about 11 groups, at an average of about 7 patches per release date (per the VMware website).
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Because Internet Explorer 11 (IE11) was recently released (October 17), Google’s test plans have been adjusted to now stop all testing and engineering work related to Internet Explorer 9 (IE9).
We would like to remind you of the the browser support policy for Google Apps, the set of guidelines that ensures clarity on the Google Apps services interoperability support. We support the latest version of Google Chrome (which automatically updates whenever it detects that a new version of the browser is available) as well as the current and prior major release of Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari on a rolling basis. Each time a new version of one of these browsers is released, we begin supporting the update and stop supporting the third-oldest version.
End users who access Gmail and/or other Google Apps services from an unsupported browser will see the following types of notifications:
Interstitial page: This page will give users more information about modern browsers and how to install them.
We also want to remind you that Chrome Frame will retire in January 2014.
Visit the Chrome for Business page to learn more about the manageability and 100+ policies available for deploying Chrome in your organization. Should you need to support web applications built for older browsers, you can use Chrome’s Legacy Browser Support to set Chrome as the primary browser and define which websites should launch into an alternative browser.
Like the other services of Google Apps, Google Chrome for Business has support service, so you may request assistance for Chrome questions on installation, functionality, security and browser policy settings just like you do for Google Apps itself.
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3rd Israeli Conference on Hardware and Side-Channel Attacks (ICHSA) 2021
The conference will bring together researchers from industry and academia, as well as independent hackers. The objective of the conference is to form active research collaborations between Israeli and international researchers in the field of hardware and side-channel attacks and to bridge the gap between designers, evaluators, and attackers of secure systems. In this conference attackers and protectors will have the opportunity to talk about how things fail and how one may aim at protecting our valuables. The conference will unite the community of Israeli researchers and practitioners in the domain of side-channel analysis and other hardware attacks. The scientific program will consist of high-level keynote talks, technical talks, a tutorial, and a graduate research colloquium.
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As it is not the first time, I d like to report this bug that happens from time to time.
Any reason why ?
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Posted 18 January 2019 - 04:58 AM
I found this bug very confusing at first as well. I believe the cause/reasoning behind it is if you have lost the game before, it doesn't deduct the points until the game after. So let's say you lost the game before to a bronze spy and should have got -20, next game you win you should get +10, but instead you get -10. Hope that helps.
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me and @ofedoren are redesigning reports from scratch, the gist of our work is throwing away most of the code we have and storing and presenting reports in a new way. We aim to support Puppet, Ansible and OpenSCAP from the day one and good options for plugin authors to add new formats.
We won’t be changing much in the Puppet format, the report data and presentation will remain the same. However both Ansible and OpenSCAP were both designed in a way that reports do “fit” into Puppet ConfigReport implementation. This rewrite is a chance to design better reports for both, we are starting with Ansible.
I did create few test Ansible playbooks and configured Ansible with its built-in JSON callback to see how reports look like:
- A dummy playbook without fact gathering: Ansible JSON callback example · GitHub
- A dummy podman playbook with fact gathering: Ansible ANSI JSON callback example · GitHub
Now, from what I’ve learned, there are not many common information we can show for each Ansible task. Here is what I was able to find, fill me in what you would like to see in an Ansible report for each host:
- Time of the report
- Statistics (number of tasks applied, failed, skipped…)
- List of:
- Task action (e.g. “shell”)
- Task name
- Status: changed, failed, skipped
What is a bit surprising is that there is no telemetry (timing) information per individual tasks for each hosts, some tasks do have this (e.g. shell) but most others don’t. Callback is only informed how much time it took to complete across all hosts, if I understand this correctly. This could be presented on a report but with some warning perhaps about what the duration do actually represent.
I am wondering, if this is enough. It looks like Ansible have been designed in a way that tasks do not have necessary common output. This is a bit different from puppet where reports are more of “standard output” captures with some extra information about manifests which created these lines. Maybe to implement some output capturing for specific tasks like shell?
There is also a common key “invocation” which contains a lot of input data for each task, I am wondering how useful that would be. Some tasks, however, have ton of these (mostly set to
null), maybe filtering out
null values could make it more readable.
Finally, one major difference between Puppet and Ansible report seems to be diff. In Ansible, diff is only shown when explicitly executed with
--diff argument. Since Foreman does not support diff for Ansible reports today, we will not implement it, but I would love to hear opinions about that. I think that diff show in reports is a very useful feature for Puppet users.
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My reflections and ideas about being a math teacher. Most posts include downloadable resources.
Dropping the S
My (rarely updated) side blog about my experiences moving from Australia to the other side of the world.
Math Equals Love
The (very suitably named) blog by my wonderful wife, Sarah.
Math Activities and Tools
Help the frogs get home in this classic math puzzle.
Tool for visualizing the Riemann sum of the area under the graph of a function.
A classroom game for motivating zero product property and factoring quadratics.
Simple tool for quickly sketching an algebraic function.
Too lazy to solve Zukei puzzles yourself? This tool will do it for you!
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The majority of the people in the world either use an Android phone or iPhone. While there are many brands and types of android phones available in the market, there is only one brand on the iPhone.
People use iPhone because of its advanced features. It is a high-end premium phone. Nowadays, most kids use the iPhone to boost their social status in schools.
The thing about iPhone users is that they are very loyal; they don’t switch to any other phone. So if you want to keep an eye on these, people you need to hack their iPhone.
To do this, you need to use iPhone hacking apps. These apps are specially designed for hacking the iPhone. You cannot use any other app to hack it.
Hacking an iPhone
If you want to hack an iPhone, you need to use iPhone hacking app such as the PhoneSpying App. This app will help you to hack all the iPhone activities.
You will be able to hack the calls, messages, phone location, and many other things in an iPhone. It will help you discreetly hack the iPhone. No one will come to know that you are behind hacking the phone.
Importance of Hacking an iPhone
It is very important to hack an iPhone. You can do many things when you hack them.
- Hack Calls: When you hack an iPhone, you will be able to hack all the calls as well.
- Hack Messages: You can also hack all the messages on the iPhone. You can read all the messages.
- Hack Location: It will also help you to hack the iPhone location. You can check the live location as well as past locations.
- Hack WhatsApp: You can use this feature to hack WhatsApp on the iPhone. You can use it to read all the WhatsApp chats.
- Hack Social Media: When you hack an iPhone, you will also be able to hack social media apps. You can hack Facebook, Instagram, as well as Snapchat.
How to Hack an iPhone?
If you want to hack an iPhone, you need the iPhone hacking app. It will help you to hack all the iPhone activities. You only need to touch the phone to hack it. You can simply use cloud credentials to set up the hacking app and use it for hacking.
- Register: To hack an iPhone, you need to register your account with the app. Go to the website www.phonespying.com and use the register option to create your account. It will help you in hacking the iPhone.
- Setup: After that, you need to set up the app on the phone. You only need to use cloud credentials to set up the app on the phone. You need to go to the cloud panel option and enter the cloud account details. It will remotely connect the app with the phone. No one will come to know that you are hacking the phone.
- Login: This is the last step. Once the setup is done, you can directly login to the account at phonespying.com/cp/ and use any of the options to start hacking the iPhone functions.
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There's performance: immediate, rehearsed and present; then there's television: distant, canned, and broadcast. One offspring of their coupling is the telethon. 'Telethon' became a recognized portmanteau of 'television' and 'marathon' with Jerry Lewis' aid in the 1950s. His telethons for the Muscular Dystrophy Association ran and ran: there'd be a song, a celebrity, a mail carrier, a joke, banter and filler. The marathon viewing sessions kept attention on the cause at hand by providing various entertainment in service of one goal: to raise awareness and funds for the organization. The camera was always on: in order to look away, the viewer had to hit the clicker to change the view (or turn off the box). Inside, the telethon continued.
Recently, Art21 held their own artist-led telethon. Hosted by Ronnie Bass, who had explored the format in 2007 in order to raise funds for his Performa TV piece, the event came to be after the NEA cut funding to the PBS art documentary program. Artists replaced entertainers to create some nine hours of durational broadcast performance streaming from Algus Greenspon Gallery to the Art21 site. It was telethon to its core, making up what it lacked in big-production finesse with performative sincerity, intimacy, and palpable camaraderie.
The telethon as a fundraiser makes less viable sense today: crowd-funding options are less time-consuming and presentation-intensive. What remains is its value as a style: the telethon as an experience that fills time with performance, and an endurance event in service of an objective.
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What is a Mashup?
A mashup combines web content (such as news articles, blogs, photos, and videos) with some kind of other functionality, creating a hybrid service from two or more different sources.
There are a number of different kinds of mashups on the web today: data mashups, consumer mashups, business mashups, media mashups and more.
Essentially, all of these take a combination of information, mix it up, and deliver it in an interesting new way. One of the most recognizable forms of mashups are in the form of applications for mobile devices such as the iPhone. Mashup Apps like restaurant finders, language translators and more are available for these devices by the thousands.
Another example of a mashup is WikipediaVision, which combines Google Maps and Wikipedia by displaying edits to Wikipedia content as they occur in real-time across the globe. You may also have heard mashup used to when someone takes existing audio, video, text and other mediums and “remixs” them into a new form.
In the business world, mashups are often used for collaboration, project managing, and engaging consumers in unique and interesting ways.
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Am Montag, 20. September 2004 07:32 schrieb frankabel:
> Just a question: in line "return struct.unpack("<i", f.read())"
> I think that better will be "<I" instead "<i", but you are the guru :),
> please tell me if I'm wrong.
You should be fine using "<I", but I'd rather look out whether it's really
always "<", as this means little-endian. I don't know whether gzipped files
are always written as little endian (this would feel strange, as big-endian
is the "portable way"), or whether they are dependent on the host platform
they were generated on. I'd do some reading up on this before really fixing
for a solution...
More information about the Python-list
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Oh, also I am using the fan that came with my processor. Should I go for a fan such as this:
I mean This computer can make a bit of noise since I am using a different computer for music recording, but not annoying like the fan I currently have.
Do you guys think I should go for a Q9950 or something, which is already 3.0 GHZ? I do video editing sometimes in Adobe Premiere Pro and when I tried to render on my old P5B-E Motherboard, the computer kept resetting itself when its on full load. That time, I used an antec fan which I believe wasn't enough to cool the CPU.
What should I do? Should I ditch my Q6600 and buy a new Quad Core? Or should I replace it with my E7400, which is in my other machine?
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The End of Day Updates routine will list all cleans for each round in the same order as the Driver List. You can make any changes required, then click the Update button at the bottom of the screen.
- Change number of bins cleaned
- Add any payments received
- Set clean status for missed bins
On update the system will
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Remember my Redwork book that my friend Frummie
had given to me, while in Florida?
I had blogged about it here.
Here's a picture of the back of the book.
I believe there's 12 blocks
and they give you a multitude of
other projects you can make
with these blocks!
I had uploaded and shared with you
the first block that I had made.
It seemed to take me FOREVER
to embroider this!
Day before yesterday, I finally finished
the second block.
And while working on this one,
I came to what I call
an "Executive Decision".
I will NOT be making this entire quilt.
Its too long, there's waaaay too many
twigs and berries and holly leaves, etc, etc, etc.
I will be using these 2, that are completed,
as labels for the back of 2 quilts.
No, I will not give up on this project.
Maybe someday, I'll re-start it.
Who knows, eh?
But, for now,
I have other projects that I wish to work on.
Hope you're all have a Super Sunday!
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This is my dot-files repository. There are many like it, but this one is mine.
Some of this (particularly the install script and lesskeys file) taken from Marcel Grünauer's repo (which does not appear to be on GitHub any longer).
Odds are good that this is of very little interest to anyone else.
There are two other repos of mine that are spin-offs of this one. If you're genuinely interested in this repo, then I suppose you may be interested in them, as well:
This is my Vim configuration. It isn't that exciting right now, because I'm not really a Vim power-user. But I do use it in some places where I prefer it over emacs, so I am trying to become better with it.
This is my emacs configuration. There is more here than there is in the Vim config, because I'm primarily an emacs user (probably about 80% of my text editing). I have over 20 years' worth of various tweaks and modifications in my emacs set-up, though I have recently done a large-scale overhaul of it and pruned out a lot of cruft I no longer used.
Both of these spin-off repos make use of git's submodule feature. I first spun off the emacs configuration, largely using Jason Filsinger's blog post "Emacs, Git, Business & Pleasure" as a guide. I then followed suit with the Vim stuff.
As mentioned previously, the file
install owes its roots to Marcel
Grünauer, but I have added two things to it that were not in the original:
- If there is a file under the
hostsdirectory that matches the (short) name of this host, I install it in ~ as
.bash-NAME. There is logic in
.bashrcthat looks for such a file and sources it if found. This is where I keep stuff that should actually be different between hosts. (In fact, I also look for per-domain files and source those as well, but I only use that feature at work, and the contents of that file would not be appropriate to keep on a public repo.)
- If there is a file called
dotfile_tags.ymlin ~, then it is passed to the
expandtags.plscript. The file is simple YAML, and it just defines basic substitutions/expansions for "tags" in files from this repo. You see, the first draft of this repo, I left my GitHub auth token in my
.gitconfigfile... anyway, I now keep such secrets in non-tracked files on each host and let
expandtags.pltake care of them for me.
My God, Are You Still Reading This?
Any suggestions or hints are always welcomed. I also only just switched from
tcsh to bash in early 2011, so there are probably things
in the various
.bash* files that could be done better than they currently
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Gargoyle geckos are a type of lizard that is native to Madagascar. They are a popular pet due to their unique appearance and docile nature. Breeding gargoyle geckos is not difficult, but there are a few things you need to know in order to be successful.
First, you will need two healthy adult lizards of opposite genders. It is best to purchase your lizards from a reputable breeder to ensure they are in good health and have no genetic defects. Once you have your lizards, house them separately in cages that provide plenty of hiding places and humidity.
To encourage breeding, maintain a temperature between 78-80 degrees Fahrenheit in both cages and mist the cage with water daily. After a few weeks, you should see the male start to court the female by bobbing his head and tail. If the female is receptive, she will allow him to mate with her.
The gestation period for gargoyle geckos is approximately 60 days.
- First, you need to purchase a pair of gargoyle geckos from a reputable breeder or pet store
- Make sure that the geckos are healthy and of opposite sexes
- Once you have your gargoyle geckos, house them in separate cages to avoid fighting and injuries
- The cages should be large enough for the geckos to move around freely and climb, and should contain hiding places and branches for them to perch on
- To get the breeding process started, slowly introduce the male gargoyle gecko into the female’s cage
- Allow them to adjust to each other’s presence for a few days before proceeding
- Once the two gargoyle geckos seem comfortable with each other, carefully place them together in a temporary breeding enclosure
- This enclosure should be just big enough for the pair of geckos and contain hiding places, branches, and plenty of food and water
- After a period of time (usually around 2-3 weeks), remove the male gargoyle gecko from the breeding enclosure as he may become aggressive towards the female during this time
- The female gargoyle gecko will now lay her eggs (up to 20 at a time) which will hatch after about 60-80 days depending on temperature and humidity levels
Are Gargoyle Geckos Easy to Breed?
Gargoyle geckos are a type of lizard that is native to Madagascar. They are named for their physical appearance, which includes a protrusion on their head that resembles a gargoyle. Gargoyle geckos are popular pets due to their docile nature and unique appearance.
Breeding gargoyle geckos can be relatively easy if you have a male and female that are both healthy and of breeding age ( typically around 18 months old). The first step is to introduce the male and female by placing them in the same enclosure. It is important to monitor the pair closely at first, as there is potential for aggression between them.
If everything goes well, you will eventually see the male start to chase the female and attempt to mount her. This is called “courting behavior” and it means that he is ready to breed with her. The next step is to provide the pair with an appropriate nesting site.
This can be something as simple as a small plastic container filled with moistened sphagnum moss . Once the female lays her eggs in the nest, she will cover them with more moss before moving back into her own area of the enclosure . The incubation period for gargoyle gecko eggs is 60-90 days, so it will be awhile before you see any babies!
If you’re looking to breed gargoyle geckos, make sure you do your research ahead of time and know what you’re getting yourself into!
How Often Do Gargoyle Geckos Breed?
Gargoyle geckos are a type of lizard that is native to Madagascar. They are named for their distinctively large, pointed heads and horns, which resemble those of gargoyles. Gargoyle geckos are relatively uncommon in the pet trade, but they make great pets for experienced reptile keepers.
Gargoyle geckos typically breed once per year. However, if conditions are ideal (e.g., ample food and water, warm temperatures), they may breed more frequently. Female gargoyle geckos can store sperm from multiple matings, so it is possible for them to produce offspring even if they do not have access to a male for an extended period of time.
Should I Breed Gargoyle Geckos?
Are you thinking about breeding gargoyle geckos? There are a few things to consider before taking on this project, such as whether you have the time and space to care for the eggs and hatchlings, whether you have enough experience caring for these reptiles, and whether you have a market for the babies. If you’re up for the challenge, read on to learn more about what’s involved in breeding gargoyle geckos.
First, it’s important to make sure that your Gargoyle gecko is healthy and has no underlying health problems that could be passed on to its offspring. You’ll also want to choose a mate that is unrelated to your gecko, to avoid inbreeding. Once you’ve found a suitable mate, you’ll need to set up an appropriate enclosure for them.
The enclosure should be large enough for the two adults to move around comfortably, with hiding spots and plenty of places to climb. You’ll also need to provide a temperature gradient so that the geckos can thermoregulate properly. The next step is preparing the female for laying eggs.
This involves providing her with a calcium-rich diet and ensuring that she has access to UVB lighting (which helps her absorb calcium). Once she’s ready, she will lay her eggs in a secluded spot in the enclosure (usually in a hide or behind some foliage). It’s important not watch too closely during this process, as it can stress her out.
After she lays her eggs, remove them from the enclosure and incubate them at 84 degrees Fahrenheit until they hatch (this usually takes 60-90 days). Once the babies hatched, they will need their own individual enclosures. These can be smaller than the adult enclosure, but should still provide plenty of space for climbing and basking.
Be sure to provide multiple hiding spots and keep an eye on humidity levels; too much or too little humidity can lead to health problems in these reptiles. As they grow older (and larger), you can slowly start introducing them into groups with other juveniles or adults of their own species. With proper care, your gargoyle geckos will thrive – good luck!
Can Gargoyle Geckos Reproduce Asexually?
Yes, gargoyle geckos can reproduce asexually. This is done via parthenogenesis, which is when an egg develops without being fertilized by a male. In reptiles, this process usually results in the birth of female offspring.
However, there have been rare instances where males have been born via parthenogenesis as well.
How to Breed Gargoyle Geckos! (COMPLETE GUIDE)
How Old Do Gargoyle Geckos Have to Be to Breed
Gargoyle geckos are a type of lizard that is native to Madagascar. They get their name from their “gargoyle-like” appearance, with spikes on their back and tail. Gargoyle geckos are popular pets because they are docile and easy to care for.
If you’re thinking about breeding gargoyle geckos, there are a few things you need to know. First, you will need two lizards that are at least one year old. Female gargoyle geckos can lay eggs without a mate, but it’s best to have two so the male can help take care of the babies.
To breed your gargoyle geckos, you will need to provide them with a nesting box filled with moist substrate. The female will lay her eggs in the substrate, and the male will help incubate them by covering them with his body. Once the eggs hatch, the baby lizards will be on their own.
If you want to breed gargoyle geckos, it’s important to do your research first. Make sure you understand all of the requirements and have everything set up before you bring home your new pets!
How to Incubate Gargoyle Gecko Eggs
If you’re interested in hatching gargoyle gecko eggs, there are a few things you’ll need to do to ensure they hatch successfully. First, you’ll need to purchase a incubator specifically designed for reptile eggs. These can be found online or at your local pet store.
Next, you’ll need to set the incubator up according to the manufacturer’s instructions and make sure the temperature is set between 78-80 degrees Fahrenheit. Once the incubator is set up, it’s time to prepare your eggs for incubation. To do this, gently wash your hands and disinfect any surfaces that will come into contact with the eggs.
Then, using a soft paintbrush or cotton swab, very carefully remove any dirt or debris from the eggshells. Once the eggs are clean, place them in the incubator on their sides with the small end facing down. It’s important not to overcrowd the incubator, so make sure there is plenty of space between each egg.
Now all you have to do is wait! Depending on the species of gargoyle gecko, it will take anywhere from 45-60 days for the eggs to hatch. You’ll know they’re close to hatching when you see small cracks starting to form in the eggshells.
Once they’ve hatched, remove them from the incubator and place them in their new home!
Female Gargoyle Gecko for Sale
Female Gargoyle Gecko for Sale
Are you looking for a unique and amazing pet? Then look no further than the female gargoyle gecko!
These reptiles make great pets for both first-time owners and experienced reptile enthusiasts. Here’s everything you need to know about female gargoyle geckos before you buy one: What is a Female Gargoyle Gecko?
The scientific name for the female gargoyle gecko is Rhacodactylus auriculatus. They are a type of crested gecko that is native to New Caledonia, an island group in the southwest Pacific Ocean. Female gargoyles grow to be about 8-10 inches long and live an average of 10-15 years in captivity.
Their bodies are stout with small, robust limbs. They have large eyes, prominent ridges above their eyes, and a wide head with small horns on the back. Their tails are thick at the base and taper to a point.
Gargoyle geckos come in a variety of colors including brown, tan, red, orange, yellow, green, and blue. Many also have patterns like stripes or spots. Why Should You Buy a Female Gargoyle Gecko?
There are many reasons why female gargoyles make great pets! They are relatively easy to care for and can be kept in smaller enclosures than some other types of reptiles (like snakes). They are also very docile creatures that enjoy being handled – making them perfect for first-time reptile owners or those who want an interactive pet.
And last but not least, they’re just really cool animals to watch and admire! Whether you’re looking for a low-maintenance pet or simply want to add something unique to your home menagerie, a female gargoyle gecko is sure to fit the bill!
How Many Eggs Do Gargoyle Geckos Lay
Gargoyle geckos are a popular pet for reptile enthusiasts. They are native to Madagascar and get their name from their “gargoyle-like” appearance. These geckos are nocturnal, meaning they are most active at night.
They spend their days hiding in crevices or under leaves to escape the heat of the day.
Gargoyle geckos are a type of lizard that is native to Madagascar. They are named for their distinct features, which include a ridge down their back and large, protruding eyes. Gargoyle geckos are nocturnal creatures that live in trees and eat insects.
Breeding gargoyle geckos can be done by either sexing them yourself or buying them from a breeder. If you decide to sex them yourself, you will need to look for the following characteristics: males have larger pores on their legs than females, and males also have a bulge at the base of their tail. Once you have found a male and female that you would like to breed, it is important to house them separately until they are ready to mate.
The breeding process itself is relatively simple; the male will gently bite the back of the female’s neck and then insert one of his hind legs into her cloaca (reproductive opening). The pair will remain locked together for anywhere from 10 minutes to an hour, after which time they will separate and the female will lay her eggs (usually 2-3 weeks later). incubating the eggs takes 8-10 weeks, after which time the baby lizards will hatch.
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API for structured metadata exchange
The National Library is exposing structured metadata in the collective catalogue of the bibnet.lu library network using the Open Archives Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting (OAI-PMH).
BnL’s server endpoint
The BnL is exposing several sets through its OAI-PMH server, two of them being described in detail below.
The address of the OAI server is:
The OAI-PMH server supports pagination through a so-called resumption token that is available at the end of the ListRecords element. With this token, you can query the next page as in the following example:
https://oai.bibnet.lu/view/oai/352LUX_BIBNET_NETWORK/request?verb=ListRecords&resumptionToken=[[RESUMPTION TOKEN VALUE]]
Note that you should remove the query parameters “metadataPrefix” and “set”.
The OAI-PMH server provides most data in MARC21 or Dublin Core format. Below, you can find a few links to the official specifications.
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Graduate Exam Abstract
Savini SamarasinghePh.D. Final
February 13, 2020, 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
ECE Conference Room (C101B)
Causal Inference Using Observational Data - Case Studies in Climate Science
Abstract: We are in an era where atmospheric science is data-rich in both observations (e.g., satellite/sensor data) and model output. Our goal with causal discovery is to apply suitable data science approaches to climate data to identify potential cause-effect relationships between climate variables without using any experimental controls (interventions). The traditional, experimental approach to attribute cause-effect relationships in atmospheric science is based on targeted modeling studies. These modeling studies can be challenging to set up, their reliability depends on the dynamical model’s ability to simulate the processes of interest, and they often involve studying cause and effect in isolation of the system feedback. Resorting to data-driven causal inference methods in such situations can allow climate scientists to gain useful additional insights related to climate dynamics.
There are many different causal inference frameworks. Graphical-Granger methods, constraint-based structure-learning methods, Gaussian graphical methods, and information-theoretic approaches are only a few examples. With a plethora of alternative procedures and frameworks to infer causal relationships, an investigator interested in understanding causality in a spatiotemporal setting likely comes across many questions and challenges. 'What framework is most suitable for the research question? How do you set up the inference problem in a physically meaningful way? How do you select the model variables? How should you preprocess variables to extract the strongest causal signals in the presence of noise?' are few such questions. An additional limitation of most inference frameworks is that they assume that no hidden common causes are acting upon the variables included in the model. This assumption is often violated in climate applications resulting in the standard methods producing spurious/incorrect results. Furthermore, it can be challenging to identify suitable inference methods that are scalable to high-dimensional problems, especially when the data is non-Gaussian, and the relationships between the variables are non-linear.
This research analyzes a few causal inference questions in climate science, case-by-case, and documents the scientific thought process of setting up the problem, the challenges faced, how the challenges are dealt with, and - in the process - also generate new scientific findings of interest to the climate science community. The main objective of this research is to make causal inference methods more accessible to a researcher/climate scientist who is at entry-level to spatiotemporal causality. This can also help promote more modern causal inference methods to the climate science community, moving ahead from traditional approaches such as correlation analysis, and Granger analysis that is based on bivariate linear lagged regression. The scope of this research is limited methods based on probabilistic graphical models, specifically to constraint-based structure-learning methods, and graphical Granger methods. As the case studies, we look into (1) the causal relationships between the Arctic temperature and mid-latitude circulations, (2) relationships between the Madden Julian Oscillation (MJO) and the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) and (3) the causal interactions between atmospheric disturbances of different spatial scales (e.g., Planetary vs. Synoptic). These case studies, covering a wide range of questions and challenges are meant to act as a resourceful starting point to a researcher interested in tackling more general causal inference problems in climate.
Adviser: Dr. Imme Ebert-Uphoff
Non-ECE Member: Dr. Michael Kirby, MATH
Member 3: Dr. Edwin Chong, ECE
Addional Members: Dr. Chuck Anderson, CS
Student Publications: Peer-Reviewed Journals/Articles
(1) Samarasinghe, S.M., Deng, Y. and Ebert-Uphoff, I. (2019). A Causality-Based View of the Interaction between Synoptic- and Planetary-Scale Atmospheric Disturbances. Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences.
(2) Barnes, E.A., Samarasinghe, S.M., Ebert-Uphoff, I. and Jason, F. (2019). Tropospheric and Stratospheric Causal Pathways between the MJO and NAO. Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 124, 9356-9371.
(3) Samarasinghe, S.M., McGraw, M.C., Barnes, E.A. and Ebert-Uphoff I. (2018). A Study of Links between the Arctic and the Midlatitude Jet Stream Using Granger and Pearl Causality. Environmetrics.
(4) Ebert-Uphoff, I., Samarasinghe, S.M. and Barnes, E.A. (2019). Thoughtfully Using Artificial Intelligence in Earth Science. EOS Earth and Space Science News, 100.
(5) Baker, A.H., Hammerling, D.M., Mickelson, S.A., Xu, H., Stolpe, M.B., Naveau, P., Sanderson, B., Ebert-Uphoff, I., Samarasinghe, S., De Simone, F., Carbone, F., Gencarelli, C.N., Dennis, J.M., Kay, J.E., and Lindstrom, P. (2016). Evaluating Lossy Data Compression on Climate Simulation Data within a Large Ensemble, Geoscientific Model Development, 9, 4381-4403.
(1) Samarasinghe, S., Barnes, E.A and Ebert-Uphoff, I. (2018). Causal Discovery in the Presence of Latent Variables for Climate Science. Proceedings of the 8th International Workshop on Climate Informatics, NCAR Technical Note NCAR/TN-550+PROC.
(2) Ramsey, J., Zhang, K., Glymour, M., Sanchez-Romero, R., Huang, B., Ebert-Uphoff, I., Samarasinghe, S., Barnes, E. and Glymour, C. (2018). TETRAD - A Toolbox for Causal Discovery. Proceedings of the 8th International Workshop on Climate Informatics, NCAR Technical Note NCAR/TN-550+PROC.
(3) Samarasinghe, S.M., McGraw, M.C., Barnes, E.A. and Ebert-Uphoff, I. (2017). A Study of Causal Links between the Arctic and the Midlatitude Jet-Streams. Proceedings of the 7th International Workshop on Climate Informatics, NCAR Technical Note NCAR/TN-536+PROC.
(4) Samarasinghe, S., Deng, Y. and Ebert-Uphoff, I. (2017). Structure Learning in Spectral Space with Applications in Climate Science. Workshop on Mining Big Data in Climate and Environment, SIAM International Conference on Data Mining, Houston, TX.
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I am trying to develop some code to find a transient signal in a data set I have. Before I get there however I am trying to write code using simulated data.
I first am creating a signal with a specified frequency and then adding white noise to it.
I then iterate through a loop where I create a reference signal at an incremental frequency. I take the FFT of both signals and the I xcorr the results.
With this methodology I get descent results when I use a SnR ratio of greater than -15 dB, but after that my results are no good. Is there anyway I can optimize this to find signals that are hidden deeper than -15 dB SnR?
t = linspace(0,16*pi,1000); y = cos(2*t); z = awgn(y,-10); fftz = fft(z); subplot(2,1,1); plot(t,z) subplot(2,1,2); plot(t,y) freq = linspace(0.1,10,500); for i=1:500 reference_signal = cos(freq(i)*t); fftr = fft(reference_signal); Q(i) = max(abs(xcorr(fftz,fftr))); end subplot(3,1,1); plot(t,y) subplot(3,1,2); plot(t,z) subplot(3,1,3); plot(freq,Q)
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Can not mount Exchange Database after use of eseutil
Today I had the challenge to get a corrupted Exchange 2010 database working again. The customer had a problem with the hard disk space of the Exchange 2010 server over the weekend (it was running out).
After fixing the problem of missing disk space, one of the Exchange databases could not be mounted, mounting failed with a message in the event log that a checksum in the database is no longer correct. Unfortunately the customer did not have a current backup (3 days old) and Circular Logging was not activated, so it was not possible to restore the log files.
To get the database up and running again I repaired the database with the following command:
Eseutil /P "G:\Exchange Database\Mailbox Database 02.edb" /Tx:\TEMPREPAIR.EDB
Using the /P option will most likely result in data loss in the database, as it will remove defective parts. The parameter /T specifies the location (x:\TEMPREPAIR.EDB) of the temporary database, which serves as a cache during the repair run. The repair run took about 6 hours for a 500 GB database and was completed successfully.
When I tried to mount the database again, it failed. The reason were the files (.log etc) which were still in the same directory as the Exchange database. I moved all files except the .edb to a subdirectory and tried again and was successful. The database could be mounted again.
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17 Bing Services
20210327 Package: bing
The bing package demonstrates and utilises the capabilities of the Bing Maps cloud service. In particular we expose the geocode command to geocode an address to its longitude and latitude. A Bing Maps key is required and a free key with several thousands of free queries supported.
To install, configure, and demonstrate the package:
ml install bing ml configure bing ml readme bing ml commands bing ml demo bing
ml geocode bing <address>
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https://notlagu.wordpress.com/2012/10/10/why-you-should-upgrade-to-windows-8/
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some reason the upgrade to Windows 8
1. the price is cheaper.
Microsoft reportedly will lower the price for Windows 8 to $ 40 until 2012.
2. better performance
performance shown windows 8 better than the performance of windows 7 even with the same hardware specs
3. setting a fixed
Microsoft Windows 8 is designed for the storage of the cloud. Once you log into the Microsoft account, then you terrekam apps and preferences in the cloud. When you log in on another PC, the settings and preferences will didownloaded Windows 8 so that you get where you are.
4. no choice refresh / resset factory default
different from previous versions, if your windows are having problems and can not return anymore, then you must reinstall. but in windows 8 you do not need to do it. enough to refresh, then the system is returned to the manufacturer settings, maybe it is frequently encountered on a mobile phone that already has an operating system like windows phone, android or blackberry.
With Windows 8 software-based RAID hardware failure then the problem where data is deleted are no longer valid
6. history file
Windows 8 File History Program will periodically save a copy of the files in Libraries, Desktop, Favorites, and Contactstores which has undergone a change … do the reverse when needed
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Great post! Thanks for the heads up that this was here; I am glad I read it! I really like the focus on the word “powerless”, as you discussed in the post a little while ago. I think that powerlessness is an interesting word. I do not necessarily agree with its true meaning, but do understand the idea behind it.
To me, it is not so much that I am powerless, as I do only have control over one thing: myself. I think the idea that I am powerless and it is all powerful is an extremist point of view. The view for me is that I did engage in alcoholic behavior, and an alcoholic lifestyle.
Today, I have control over myself to not take the first drink, pill, line, etc. I cannot control how they effect me. I cannot control my exposure to such substances all the time. I can only control myself. In a sense, declaring myself powerless takes away all responsibility, and places it outside myself.
This post has been a bit of a ramble, but I do have a central thesis and it is this: It is not so much that I am powerless and alcohol is all powerful, but that I can only control myself. My “disease”(dis-ease) is not separate from me. It is me. I can water that seed or not, but it is my choice.
I must have faith that I can change, and live the third step. I turn my will and life over to something other than my poor behavior. I live in acceptance of the fact that I do not know what happens when I ingest substances, and that living without them is better for me. I must accept that I cannot control things other than myself, and that the world is not at my command.
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Senior Developer – Durham – £flexible DOE
Edward Reed are delighted to be working with one of the most exciting tech startups in the UK; Honcho Markets, in search of a Senior Developer / Technical Architect to join the business at an incredibly exciting time. This role offers a rare opportunity to become a leading influence in the future growth of this business.
An innovative insurtech business, revolutionising the insurance marketplace by providing customers with a cheaper and better way to buy products through an online marketplace where companies bid against each other to win their business. Honcho are disrupting this industry and championing independence, customer control and cheaper insurance.
This reverse auction marketplace business is highly scalable with an exceptional revenue model, delivered primarily through iOS and Android. Having raised substantial funding there is now an urgent requirement for a Senior Developer / Technical Architect to join a tightly knit team and support the ongoing product development – among other responsibilities.
Currently at pre-launch and beta stage, Honcho will launch in the coming weeks. A technical specialist is urgently required to work alongside the senior management team and will be responsible for:
- Developing existing product / platform beyond MVP
- Working across the entire technology stack, with a focus on back-end and market participant integrations
- Drive the entire technology direction and build the in-house tech function
- Work with insurance brokers to support product integration / platform migration
- Design / test / develop prototypes for new ideas and markets
- Ad hoc bug fixing and support
- Dealing with senior stakeholders, investors and management on regular product updates / technology advancements and ideas
A brief overview of skills / technical set up:
- Current platform built in native technologies combined with React Web App underpinned by an AWS serverless architecture built in Python and Node
- Marketplace integration is powered by The Honcho Platform built on Azure App Functions using C#
- Integrations led with API Functions
- Front End is supported by a third party, but uses AWS with Python (NoSQL DB)
This role will require full ownership of a technical road map, and will be hugely influential in the future direction of this (and future) products.
As a start up business, we are looking for someone comfortable with both the pace and breadth of responsibility associated with this. You will be making decisions quickly, juggling multiple tasks, doing both the exciting and ‘dirty’ work. Decisions will need to be made quickly, and at any point you may need to drop your jobs for other priorities.
You will be working in a tightly knit team environment so strong communication skills are essential.
This is a role with ‘no rules’, and whilst the rewards are high, any applicant must be aware of the element of risks associated with the start up scene. Outside of a flexible basic salary there are a range of fluid benefits to suit the right applicant, from home-based working to share options. Based initially from a central Durham HQ his truly is a unique opportunity that doesn’t come around too often.
Perhaps you are an experienced Senior Developer or Technical Architect looking for a new challenge, or even looking to join the start up world whether you have aspirations to become a CTO or not.
This is an urgent role with interviews due to take place ASAP. Please do not hesitate to get in touch for more information.
Please contact [email protected] for more information and to apply.
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https://www.diki.pl/slownik-angielskiego?q=z+sympati%C4%85
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I am a news freak with an affinity for sports.
Hispanic immigrants come to this country with a special affinity for radio.
However, over time, molecules with higher affinity for that particular surface will replace them.
Samodivas are believed to be the very beautiful women, with an affinity to fire.
He described his son as an inquisitive honor student with an affinity for science.
Begins with an affinity to both fire and ice.
The membership is a mixture of people with specific recreational affinities.
It is another remedy with an affinity for the respiratory tract.
One could not ask for players with stronger affinities for this music.
It binds to the channels with high affinity (if closed).
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I guess you are talking about the jsp:include and as Satou mentioned in his post above, there is nothing called a <%@ include page...%> Think of using page as a translated one and file as a raw one without translation.
SCJP 1.4, SCWCD 1.4 - Hints for you, Certified Scrum Master
Did a rm -R / to find out that I lost my entire Linux installation!
What are you doing? You are supposed to be reading this tiny ad!
the new thread boost feature brings a LOT of attention to your favorite threads
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SYNOPSISsloccount [--version] [--cached] [--append] [ --datadir directory ] [--follow] [--duplicates] [--crossdups] [--autogen] [--multiproject] [--filecount] [--wide] [--details] [ --effort F E ] [ --schedule F E ] [ --personcost cost ] [ --overhead overhead ] [ --addlang language ] [ --addlangall ] [--] directories
sloccount counts the physical source lines of code (SLOC) contained in descendants of the specified set of directories. It automatically determines which files are source code files, and it automatically determines the computer language used in each file. By default it summarizes the SLOC results and presents various estimates (such as effort and cost to develop), but its output can be controlled by various options.
If you give sloccount a list of two or more directories, the counts will be broken up according to that list. There is one important limitation: the basenames of the directories given as parameters must be different, because those names are used to group summary information. Thus, you can't run "sloccount /usr/src/hello /usr/local/src/hello". This limitation only applies to parameters of sloccount - subdirectories descended from the top directories can have the same basename.
If you give sloccount only a single directory, sloccount tries to automatically find a reasonable breakdown for purposes of reporting (so it'll produce a useful report). In this case, if the directory has at least two subdirectories, then those subdirectories will be used as the breakdown. If the single directory contains files as well as directories (or if you give sloccount some files as parameters), those files will be assigned to the directory "top_dir" so you can tell them apart from other contents. Finally, if there's a subdirectory named "src", then that subdirectory is again broken down, with all the further subdirectories prefixed with "src_". Thus, if directory "X" has a subdirectory "src", which contains subdirectory "modules", sloccount will report a separate count for "src_modules".
sloccount normally considers all descendants of these directories, though unless told otherwise it ignores symbolic links.
sloccount is the usual front-end of the package of tools named "SLOCCount". Note that the name of the entire package has capital letters, while the name of this front-end program does not.
sloccount will normally report estimates of schedule time, effort, and cost, and for single projects it also estimates the average number of active developers. These are merely estimates, not etched in stone; you can modify the parameters used to improve the estimates.
Report the version number of SLOCCount and immediately exit.
This option can't be usefully combined with any other option.
Do not recalculate; instead, use cached results from a previous execution.
Without the --cached or --append option,
sloccount automatically removes the data directory
and recreates it.
Do not remove previous calculations from the data directory;
instead, add the analysis to the current contents of the data directory.
- --datadir directory
Store or use cached data in the given data directory; default value
Follow symbolic links.
Count all duplicates.
Normally, if files have equal content (as determined using
MD5 hash values), only one is counted.
Count duplicates if they occur in different portions of the breakdown.
Thus, if the top directory contains many different projects, and you
want the duplicates in different projects to count in each project,
choose this option.
Count source code files that appear to be automatically generated.
Normally these are excluded.
The different directories represent different projects;
otherwise, it's assumed that all of the source code belongs
to a single project.
This doesn't change the total number of files or SLOC values, but
it does affect the effort and schedule estimates.
Given this option,
effort is computed separately for each project (and then summed),
and the schedule is the estimated schedule of the largest project.
Display counts of files instead of SLOC.
Display in the "wide" (tab-separated) format.
Display details, that is, results for every source code file.
- --effort F E
Change the factor and exponent for the effort model.
Effort (in person-months) is computed as F*(SLOC/1000)^E.
- --schedule F E
Change the factor and exponent for the schedule model.
Schedule (in months) is computed as F*(effort)^E.
- --personcost cost
Change the average annual salary to
- --overhead overhead
Change the overhead value to
Estimated cost is computed as effort * personcost * overhead.
- --addlang language
Add a language not considered by default to be a ``language'' to be
Currently the only legal values for language are "makefile", "sql",
are not normally included in the SLOC counts, although their SLOCs are
internally calculated and they are shown in the file counts.
If you want to include more than one such language, do it by
passing --addlang more than once, e.g., --addlang makefile --addlang sql.
Add all languages not normally included in final reports.
NOTESAs with many other programs using Unix-like options, directories whose names begin with a dash (``-'') can be misinterpreted as options. If the directories to be analyzed might begin with a dash, use the double-dash (``- -'') to indicate the end of the option list before listing the directories.
BUGSFilenames with embedded newlines (in the directories or their descendants) won't be handled correctly; they will be interpreted as separate filenames where the newlines are inserted. An attacker could prevent sloccount from working by creating filenames of the form /normal/directory ... NEWLINE/dev/zero. Such filenames are exceedingly rare in source code because they're a pain to work with using other tools, too. Future versions of sloccount may internally use NUL-separated filenames (like GNU find's -print0 command) to fix this.
There are many more languages not yet handled by SLOCCount.
SLOCCount only reports physical source lines of code. It would be very useful if it could also report logical lines of code, and perhaps other common metrics such as McCabe's complexity measures and complexity density (complexity/SLOC for each function or procedure).
AUTHORDavid A. Wheeler ([email protected]).
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https://datastandard.io/podcast/the-data-standard-audio-experience-with-dario-del-giudice/
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The Data Standard
Dario Del Giudice, Sr Data Scientist, joins The Data Standard to discuss common myths between academic research and corporate data science.
Meet The Host
Data scientist at The Data Standard
Catherine Tao is a tech enthusiast looking for new methods for building connections with businesses around the world. Her extensive knowledge of data science allowed her to develop new solutions and implement them into existing ecosystems. She is currently working as a Data scientist and Exclusive Podcast Producer at The Data Standard.
Meet The Guest
Dario Del Giudice
Sr Data Scientist • PhD
Scientist and engineer with more than 10 years of experience and over 20 peer-reviewed publications. Dr. Del Giudice leverages Bayesian statistics, probabilistic models, and machine learning for improved descriptive and predictive analytics. He earned a PhD degree from the Institute of Technology in Zurich, an MSc from the École Polytechnique in Lausanne, and a BSc from the University of Bologna. After having conducted research at Stanford and NCSU, now he is working at a Fortune 500 corporation to better quantify a variety of financial risks (e.g., due to market movements, operations, pandemics, lack of diversification).
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Whoever has used advanced audio apparels knows that the most used driver is the ASIO one: quite commonly, each audio interface is provided with a proprietary implementation of the ASIO specifications and the driver is generally used from within the Digital Audio Workstation or other applications that are able to stream through this protocol. ASIO […]
As a developer, one of the many concerns I have when I write and test software is “how much CPU does this thing use?” – and in Windows there are some ways to keep an eye on this, depending on the level of details you’re interested in. For example, the GetProcessTimes function is useful to […]
Kerberos is an authentication protocol originally developed by MIT and implemented by various vendors and systems; probably its best description is in the first paragraph that can be found in the MIT Kerberos site: Kerberos is a network authentication protocol. It is designed to provide strong authentication for client/server applications by using secret-key cryptography. A […]
There’s a famous article from Microsoft that says “Give me an handle, and I”ll show you an object“, dated July 15, 1993. There are a lot of Windows objects that can be retrieved using a handle, mainly GDI and USER objects but also Kernel objects are identified by handles – for example, the HeapCreate function, used […]
For the first time, this year, me and three colleagues of mine participated to the Google Hash Code challenge; this year the problem was open to Europe, Middle East and Africa: in the end 4856 teams has participated to the game. We knew we didn’t have too many chances to get a good result due […]
It’s quite common and easy to use legacy code from within a piece of managed code but sometimes it comes in handy to call managed code from legacy code. To do so, we’ll write a C++ class which will actually use a managed object but that has a plain, legacy interface. The first thing to do is to […]
The easiest, fastest and painless solution is using a pre-compiled package: some apt-get install stuff after added the proper repo of the distro generally does the trick. But fortunately GCC/G++ are always in progress tools and it is useful to be able to align to the most recent version autonomously.
For my Odroid U3 I wanted a default startup into a console login session to have the maximum amount of resources available but I also wanted a VNC Server configured so that I can start (and stop) a graphical session whenever I want.
The MVVM design pattern was developed by Microsoft as a variation of the Martin Fowler’s Presentation Model pattern – we’ll copy/paste here the short form of the motivations behind this pattern (the long form is available in the link above): It provides separation of concerns. It is a natural pattern for XAML platforms. It enables a developer-designer workflow. It increases application […]
Visual Studio has been recently rewritten in WPF and MEF: its Main Window has been heavily customized – the standard Non-Client Area has been removed and all the usual Windows features (caption, buttons, scrollbars, …) have been redefined. One of the cool features is the window border, which is “context-sensitive” (uses different colors depending on the […]
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https://www.uniad.org.br/artigos/2-artigos-internacionais/traps-in-cannabis-policies-in-brazil/
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Fischer et al.1 present arguments for Brazil to follow the Canadian approach to cannabis. Despite their own data showing that North America has the highest prevalence of cannabis use worldwide (around 11%), in some jurisdictions that have already legalized use completely, such as Denver, this figure reaches 20% in some groups. Conversely, the average prevalence worldwide is only 3%.
This difference in prevalence is important in order to choose the best policy to implement. Countries which have legalized cannabis have the highest prevalence of consumption, a legal market that is steadily growing, and an illegal market that is also increasing despite the wishful thinking that legalization would stop drug trafficking.
Fischer et al.1 quickly take the ideological path of criticizing prohibition-based approaches, advocating that liberalization and a more public healthoriented approach would be an evolution in terms of policy.
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Accuracy is a term used to describe how often a machine learning model correctly classifies a data point. Essentially, accuracy points out the rate at which machine learning makes a correct prediction. Accuracy is an important metric in machine learning because companies use machine learning to get predictions that they then use to make important business decisions. Due to the nature of the kinds of decisions these companies often make as a result of said predictions, it’s important that the predictions are ones that these businesses can be confident in. Thus, the more accurate a prediction is, the lower the risk involved for any party ready to use the prediction’s insights to make decisions.
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Is Bluehost Better For WordPress
Finding a top notch affordable web hosting company isn’t very easy. Every site will have various needs from a host. Plus, you need to compare all the attributes of a holding business, all while seeking the best deal possible.
This can be a whole lot to kind via, especially if this is your first time purchasing organizing, or constructing a site.
A lot of hosts will certainly use super low-cost introductory pricing, just to increase those rates 2 or 3 times higher once your initial call is up. Some hosts will certainly provide cost-free perks when you register, such as a free domain name, or a free SSL certification.
While some hosts will be able to provide better efficiency and high degrees of security. Is Bluehost Better For WordPress
Below we dive deep into the best low-cost host plans out there. You’ll learn what core organizing features are crucial in a host as well as exactly how to examine your very own organizing demands to make sure that you can pick from one of the best affordable holding carriers listed below.
Disclosure: When you purchase a webhosting package with web links on this web page, we make some compensation. This assists us to maintain this site running. There are no additional expenses to you in any way by utilizing our web links. The list below is of the very best affordable web hosting bundles that I have actually personally used and also checked.
What We Consider To Be Affordable Web Hosting
When we describe a webhosting package as being “Low-cost” or “Budget” what we imply is hosting that comes under the cost bracket in between $0.80 to $4 each month. Whilst looking into cheap holding service providers for this overview, we considered over 100 different hosts that fell into that price range. We then analyzed the high quality of their cheapest holding package, worth for cash and customer support.
In this short article, I’ll be discussing this world-class site hosting firm as well as stick in as much appropriate information as feasible.
I’ll review the functions, the pricing options, and anything else I can consider that I believe might be of advantage, if you’re determining to sign up to Bluhost and also get your sites up and running.
So without further trouble, allow’s check it out.
Bluehost is one of the biggest host business worldwide, getting both huge advertising and marketing support from the company itself and affiliate online marketers that advertise it.
It actually is a large company, that has been around for a long time, has a big track record, as well as is definitely among the leading selections when it comes to host (definitely within the leading 3, a minimum of in my publication).
However what is it specifically, and also should you obtain its services?
Today, I will answer all there is you require to understand, provided that you are a blog writer or a business owner that is searching for a web host, and does not know where to get going, considering that it’s a terrific option for that target market generally.
Allow’s imagine, you wish to organize your sites and also make them visible. Okay?
You already have your domain (which is your website destination or URL) but now you wish to “turn the lights on”. Is Bluehost Better For WordPress
You require some organizing…
To accomplish all of this, as well as to make your site noticeable, you need what is called a “server”. A server is a black box, or tool, that stores all your site information (data such as photos, messages, videos, links, plugins, as well as other information).
Now, this web server, needs to be on at all times and also it has to be connected to the internet 100% of the moment (I’ll be mentioning something called “downtime” in the future).
Additionally, it also requires (without obtaining as well expensive and into details) a file transfer protocol frequently called FTP, so it can show web internet browsers your site in its intended form.
All these things are either expensive, or need a high level of technological skill (or both), to create and also keep. As well as you can totally head out there and learn these things on your own and set them up … yet what about as opposed to you acquiring and maintaining one … why not just “renting out hosting” rather?
This is where Bluehost is available in. You lease their web servers (called Shared Hosting) as well as you release a website making use of those web servers.
Given that Bluehost maintains all your documents, the company additionally allows you to set up your content administration systems (CMS, for brief) such as WordPress for you. WordPress is a very prominent CMS … so it just makes sense to have that option readily available (virtually every hosting company now has this choice also).
In other words, you no more require to set-up a server and afterwards incorporate a software where you can construct your content, individually. It is already rolled into one plan.
Well … think of if your web server is in your home. If anything were to take place to it in any way, all your files are gone. If something goes wrong with its inner processes, you need a technician to repair it. If something overheats, or breaks down or gets corrupted … that’s no good!
Bluehost takes all these hassles away, as well as looks after whatever technological: Pay your web server “lease”, as well as they will certainly look after whatever. And also when you get the service, you can then begin focusing on including content to your internet site, or you can place your initiative right into your marketing projects.
What Provider Do You Get From Bluehost?
Bluehost offers a myriad of different solutions, yet the main one is hosting obviously.
The organizing itself, is of various kinds by the way. You can lease a common web server, have a devoted web server, or likewise a virtualpersonal web server.
For the objective of this Bluehost review, we will certainly focus on hosting services and various other services, that a blogger or an on the internet entrepreneur would require, instead of go too deep into the bunny hole and also talk about the other solutions, that are targeted at even more experienced individuals.
- WordPress, WordPress PRO, and also e-Commerce— these organizing solutions are the packages that permit you to organize a website using WordPress and WooCommerce (the latter of which enables you to do e-commerce). After purchasing any of these plans, you can start constructing your internet site with WordPress as your CMS.
- Domain Market— you can additionally purchase your domain name from Bluehost rather than other domain name registrars. Doing so will make it simpler to point your domain to your host’s name web servers, given that you’re making use of the exact same marketplace.
- Email— as soon as you have actually purchased your domain, it makes good sense to also obtain an email address connected to it. As a blog owner or on the internet entrepreneur, you must virtually never use a free email service, like Yahoo! or Gmail. An email similar to this makes you look unprofessional. Thankfully, Bluehost offers you one absolutely free with your domain name.
Bluehost additionally uses dedicated web servers.
And also you may be asking …” What is a dedicated web server anyway?”.
Well, the thing is, the standard webhosting bundles of Bluehost can only so much traffic for your website, after which you’ll need to upgrade your organizing. The factor being is that the usual web servers, are shared.
What this suggests is that one server can be servicing 2 or even more websites, at the same time, one of which can be yours.
What does this mean for you?
It implies that the single server’s resources are shared, and also it is doing several tasks at any kind of provided time. As soon as your site starts to strike 100,000 site brows through monthly, you are mosting likely to require a devoted server which you can also receive from Bluehost for a minimum of $79.99 monthly.
This is not something yous needs to bother with when you’re starting out however you ought to maintain it in mind for certain.
Bluehost Prices: Just How Much Does It Price?
In this Bluehost evaluation, I’ll be focusing my interest generally on the Bluehost WordPress Hosting plans, because it’s one of the most prominent one, as well as highly likely the one that you’re looking for which will certainly match you the most effective (unless you’re a significant brand name, firm or site).
The 3 available strategies, are as follows:
- Basic Strategy– $2.95 each month/ $7.99 routine price
- Plus Strategy– $5.45 monthly/ $10.99 routine rate
- Choice Plus Plan– $5.45 monthly/ $14.99 normal price
The very first price you see is the price you pay upon sign up, and the 2nd cost is what the cost is, after the very first year of being with the company.
So generally, Bluehost is mosting likely to bill you on a yearly basis. As well as you can additionally select the quantity of years you intend to organize your site on them with. Is Bluehost Better For WordPress
If you select the Standard strategy, you will pay $2.95 x 12 = $35.40 starting today and also by the time you enter your 13th month, you will now pay $7.99 per month, which is additionally charged each year. If that makes any type of feeling.
If you are serious about your internet site, you should 100% obtain the three-year option. This suggests that for the basic plan, you will certainly pay $2.95 x 36 months = $106.2.
By the time you strike your 4th year, that is the only time you will certainly pay $7.99 per month. If you consider it, this approach will certainly save you $120 in the course of three years. It’s very little, but it’s still something.
If you wish to obtain more than one website (which I extremely suggest, and also if you’re serious, you’ll most likely be getting even more eventually in time) you’ll wish to use the choice plus strategy. It’ll permit you to host unrestricted web sites.
What Does Each Plan Deal?
So, when it comes to WordPress hosting strategies (which resemble the common holding plans, however are extra geared towards WordPress, which is what we’ll be focusing on) the features are as complies with:
For the Fundamental strategy, you obtain:
- One web site just
- Protected web site via SSL certification
- Maximum of 50GB of storage space
- Totally free domain name for a year
- $ 200 advertising and marketing credit rating
Bear in mind that the domains are purchased separately from the holding. You can obtain a free domain with Bluehost here.
For both the Bluehost Plus hosting and Choice Plus, you obtain the following:
- Unrestricted number of sites
- Free SSL Certification. Is Bluehost Better For WordPress
- No storage space or transmission capacity restriction
- Free domain for one year
- $ 200 advertising and marketing credit
- 1 Workplace 365 Mailbox that is totally free for 30 days
The Choice Plus plan has an added advantage of Code Guard Basic Alternative, a back-up system where your file is saved as well as duplicated. If any accident takes place and your internet site data goes away, you can restore it to its original kind with this attribute.
Notification that even though both plans set you back the same, the Selection Plan then defaults to $14.99 per month, routine rate, after the collection quantity of years you’ve selected.
What Are The Benefits Of Using Bluehost
So, why choose Bluehost over various other host solutions? There are thousands of webhosting, a lot of which are resellers, yet Bluehost is one choose couple of that have stood the test of time, and also it’s probably one of the most popular out there (and also forever reasons).
Here are the three primary benefits of choosing Bluehost as your webhosting service provider:
- Server uptime— your site will certainly not show up if your host is down; Bluehost has greater than 99% uptime. This is exceptionally important when it comes to Google Search Engine Optimization and also rankings. The higher the much better.
- Bluehost rate— just how your web server reaction determines just how fast your site reveals on a web browser; Bluehost is lighting fast, which implies you will certainly minimize your bounce price. Albeit not the very best when it pertains to filling rate it’s still widely essential to have a rapid rate, to make individual experience much better and better your ranking.
- Limitless storage— if you get the Plus strategy, you need not worry about the amount of data you save such as videos– your storage capacity is limitless. This is truly important, since you’ll most likely encounter some storage concerns later on down the tracks, as well as you do not desire this to be a trouble … ever.
Last but not least, customer support is 24/7, which implies despite where you are in the world, you can speak to the assistance team to fix your site concerns. Pretty standard nowadays, but we’re taking this for granted … it’s likewise really essential. Is Bluehost Better For WordPress
Likewise, if you’ve obtained a totally free domain name with them, after that there will certainly be a $15.99 cost that will certainly be subtracted from the quantity you originally acquired (I envision this is since it sort of takes the “domain name out of the market”, unsure about this, yet there possibly is a hard-cost for registering it).
Last but not least, any type of requests after 30 days for a reimbursement … are void (although in all honesty … they must most likely be strict here).
So as you see, this isn’t necessarily a “no doubt asked” policy, like with some of the other hosting options available, so be sure you’re all right with the policies before continuing with the holding.
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https://learn.adafruit.com/upgrading-esp32-firmware/upgrade-rp2040-airlift-firmware
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External AirLift boards have three optional ESP32 control pins which are not connected by default:
Make sure to solder each of these pads together. You will not be able to upload firmware to your ESP32 if they are not connected.
If you have already installed CircuitPython, back up any code and files you have on your CIRCUITPY drive. It will be overwritten by the code you're going to upload to your board. You should not end up losing any files on the QSPI flash, but it's a good idea to back them up anyways.
Download the UF2 for your board to your Desktop:
To enter bootloader mode, start with your RP2040 board unplugged from USB.
Press and hold the BOOTSEL button (highlighted in red in the image of the Feather RP2040, but all RP2040 boards should include this button), continue to hold it while plugging it into USB, and wait for the RPI-RP2 drive to appear before releasing the button.
Find the UF2 file you downloaded. Drag that file to the
RPI-RP2 drive on your computer in your operating system file manager/finder.
The board's LED should flash,
RPI-RPI2 will disappear. Your board should re-enumerate USB and appear as a COM or Serial port on your computer. Make a note of the serial port by checking the Device Manager (Windows) or typing
ls /dev/cu* or
/dev/tty* (Mac or Linux) in a terminal.
Click the link below to download the latest version of the NINA firmware. Unzip it and save the .bin file to your desktop.
Next, you'll need to flash the firmware to your ESP32 AirLift module. If you're using the Google Chrome browser, you may follow the instructions below for programming using our web-based ESPTool.
Otherwise, scroll down and follow the instructions for flashing using the Python esptool.py program.
If you have a computer with the Google Chrome browser, we've created the WebSerial ESPTool as an option for programming ESP32 boards.
Safari and Firefox, etc are not supported because we need Web Serial and only Chrome is supporting it to the level needed. If you're using an unsupported browser, you'll need to upgrade using the Python esptool.py program on your computer (Scroll down to Upgrade with esptool.py,)
Next, navigate to https://nabucasa.github.io/esp-web-flasher/. In the top-right corner of your browser, select 115200 as the baud rate and click the Connect button.
You will get a pop-up asking you to select the Pico's COM or Serial port. You may want to remove all other USB devices so only the ESP32-S2 board is attached, that way there's no confusion over multiple ports!
On success, you will see that it is Connected and will print out a unique MAC address identifying the board.
Once you have successfully connected, a command toolbar will appear.
Verify that the offset is 0x0 and choose the nina-fw .bin file you downloaded above.
Click the program button to flash the firmware to your ESP32.
ESPTool will take a few minutes to write firmware to your device. After it's complete, the progress bar will disappear and the console will print "To run the new firmware,..."
Press the Reset button (or, on the RP2040 Pico, unplug your device from USB power) to get out of the ROM bootloader.
Esptool is an application that can communicate with the ROM bootloader in Espressif chips.
To install esptool, run the following in your terminal:
pip3 install esptool
Click the link below to download the latest nina-fw .bin file. Unzip it and save the .bin file to your desktop.
If you're using macOS or Linux - run the following command, replacing
/dev/ttyACM0 with the serial port of your board and
NINA_W102-1.6.0 with the binary file you're flashing to the ESP32.
esptool.py --port /dev/ttyACM0 --before no_reset --baud 115200 write_flash 0 NINA_W102-1.6.0.bin
If you're using Windows - run the following command, replacing
COM7 with the serial port of your board and
NINA_W102-1.6.0 with the binary file you're flashing to the ESP32
esptool.py --port COM7 --before no_reset --baud 115200 write_flash 0 NINA_W102-1.6.0.bin
The command should detect the ESP32 and will take a minute or two to upload the firmware.
If ESPTool doesn't detect the ESP32, make sure you've uploaded the correct .UF2 file to the bootloader and are using the correct serial port.
Once the firmware is fully uploaded, press the Reset button (or, on the RP2040 Pico, unplug your device from USB power) to get out of the ROM bootloader.
To verify everything is working correctly, we'll load up some CircuitPython code.
If you were previously using your ESP32 project with CircuitPython, you'll need to first reinstall CircuitPython firmware for your board. The QSPI flash should have retained its contents. If you don't see anything on the
CIRCUITPY volume, copy files from the backup you made earlier to
To verify the new ESP32 WiFi firmware version is correct, follow the Connect to WiFi step in this guide and come back here when you've successfully run the code. The REPL output should display the firmware version you flashed.
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https://www.adiuvoengineering.com/post/microzed-chronicles-high-level-synthesis-interfacing
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High-Level Synthesis can provide us a significant advantage when we are working in the data plane (e.g., signal / image processing and algorithmic implementations). One of the most powerful and flexible elements of HLS implementations is in its interfacing. We can control this via pragmas and compiler directives and it enables us to use the same core / algorithm across several different implementations.
When we develop Vitis HLS solutions, we can generate IP blocks for either Vitis or Vivado. If we are intending to create a Vitis Kernel, the output will be a XO file. If we are compiling for Vivado, we will be creating an IP XACT description. The flow we are using with Vitis or Vivado determines the interfaces we will be able to use for that design.
Vitis HLS blocks have two classes of interfaces. These can be defined as follows:
1. Port-Level I/O Protocols – These define how the data is passed and communicated to the HLS block, including when data is valid and can be read or written.
2. Block-Level I/O Protocols – These define the operation, status, and synchronization of the HLS block.
One of the ways that interfacing is controlled in Vitis HLS is by the type of argument used. These will define the Port-Level I/O Protocols which can be used.
These arguments can be implemented in a range of different interface protocols. When
we are targeting a Vitis kernel development, the interfaces must be AXI based. As a result, the port-level interfaces will be either AXI Lite, AXI MM, or AXIS.
Targeting Vivado designs provides several more interface solutions along with AXI which can be used to interface with different logical structures within RTL or IP Integrator designs. These different interfaces include the following:
Of course, when AXI interfaces are used, software drivers will be provided for software applications which use the processing systems of SoC or MicroBlaze solutions.
While we are all familiar with AXI interfaces, we might not be so familiar with the AP_x interfaces defined above. Let’s take a quick look at them.
ap_none - The simplest interface with no other signals associated with the argument. This requires that producer blocks provide the data at the right time when the HLS IP module executes and that they are held for the appropriate time. Consumer blocks must also read the output port at the right time.
ap_vld – Input and output data which has an associated valid signal.
Ap_ovld - INOUT data which has ap_none on input and ap_vld on output interfaces.
ap_ack – Handshaking signal which is used with ap_vld to acknowledge the valid signal. The core stalls on outputs until the ack signal is received.
ap_memory – Implements a standard Block RAM interface with data, address, CE and WE Ports.
ap_fifo – Implements a FIFO interface as either input or output.
So far, the interfaces we have examined are those which we can use to get data into and out of the module using the Port-Level IO Protocols.
We also need to be able to control the HLS block and ensure it can be started and stopped, and that status of the block is provided. These three interfaces are called Block-Level Control protocols:
ap_ctrl_chan – Pipelined execution allows processing of data as soon as the kernel is ready.
ap_ctrl_he – Sequential execution allows the kernel to execute once before starting the next.
ap_ctrl_none – Data drive execution allows the core to process data when available and stall when it is not.
The default for Vitis Kernels is ap_ctrl_chain versus the Vivado default of ap_ctrl_hs. These interfaces can be directly synthesized as ports on the HLS IP block. They can also be included in a AXI Lite control interface which is, of course, the default for the Vitis flow.
Now that we understand a little more about HLS IP and interfacing, we can optimize and ensure that we select the most appropriate interface for our next HLS development.
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The Dictionary Abstract Data Type (ADT) is an essential concept in data structures. It provides a flexible and efficient way to store key-value pairs, allowing quick access to values based on their associated keys. In this article, we will explore the Dictionary ADT in detail and understand its significance.
Understanding the Dictionary ADT
A Dictionary, also known as a Map or an Associative Array, is a collection of unordered key-value pairs. Each key within the dictionary must be unique, and it maps to a corresponding value. This means that given a key, we can retrieve its associated value efficiently.
The Dictionary ADT supports two primary operations: Insertion and Retrieval. During insertion, we add a new key-value pair to the dictionary. When it comes to retrieval, we can look up values by providing their respective keys.
The Benefits of Using the Dictionary ADT
The Dictionary ADT offers several advantages over other data structures when it comes to handling key-value pairs:
- Fast Access: With the help of hashing techniques, dictionaries provide fast access to stored values based on their associated keys. This makes them highly efficient for applications that require frequent lookups.
- No Duplicate Keys: Dictionaries enforce uniqueness among keys. If an attempt is made to insert a duplicate key, the previous value associated with that key gets updated.
- Flexibility: Dictionaries are incredibly versatile as they can store any type of data as values. This allows us to create dictionaries for various purposes such as storing user information or organizing data based on specific categories.
Common Operations on the Dictionary ADT
Let’s take a look at some of the common operations performed on the Dictionary ADT:
- Insertion: To insert a new key-value pair into the dictionary, we provide a unique key and its corresponding value. The dictionary will store this pair, allowing us to retrieve the value using the key later.
- Retrieval: By providing a key, we can retrieve its associated value from the dictionary. This operation is exceptionally fast, thanks to efficient hashing techniques used by dictionaries.
- Deletion: Dictionaries allow us to remove key-value pairs using their keys. Once a pair is deleted, attempting to retrieve its value will result in an error.
- Updating Values: If an existing key is used to insert a new value, the dictionary will update the previous value associated with that key. This allows us to modify values efficiently within the dictionary.
The Dictionary ADT provides an efficient way to store and access key-value pairs. It offers fast retrieval based on keys and enforces uniqueness among keys. Dictionaries are versatile and support various operations like insertion, retrieval, deletion, and updating values.
Understanding the Dictionary ADT is crucial for anyone working with data structures as it forms the foundation for more complex data organization concepts like hash tables. With proper utilization of dictionaries, you can enhance your program’s efficiency and organization.
Now that you have grasped the concepts of Dictionary ADT in detail, you are ready to incorporate it into your programming repertoire!
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http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=396950
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514.3? I got 413.8 hmmm, math must be off. But to be honest, and not to be mean, there is no way at all to give you an average, rough guess, or anything else. What you need to do is sit down, and list out all of your plans (mainly space and bandwidth but you can do other little tricks for the use of php, mysql, etc..)
Now lets assume you have 1000GB of transfer a month (just a guess at a common number)
If you were to offer plans that allowed 500mb storage, 5GB of transfer, its nothing more than simple division to give you how many plans you can hold on that machine without overselling (you did just want a rough guess, not an exact calculation right?)
Put as many as you can, but once you hit 200, watch the server loads at for a few days. If it still looks fine, increase in 50 ish customer increments, still watching server load. I'd suggest that once you hit 75% of server specs + bandwidth sold, i'd get a new server.
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http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/389776-33-bypass-onboard-graphics-video-card
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look at the back of your pc. if it a pre built it may have a video card installed in it. look to see how many and where the video ports are. if there is an onboard video it going to be where the slot covers are as part of the mb case. if your using a vga monitor and a adapter the adapter may no be working. on new build make sure the 4/8 pin pci power is connected if not there wont be any video.
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https://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/299507/is-my-answer-a-link-only-answer
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I just answered this question with linking and explaing a tutorial I wrote by myself on the official redmine page. But I'm not sure if I have extracted enough from my tutorial into the answer of if I had to copy everything of it into the SO answer (because the redmine linke may get broken at any time).
If I compare my answer to like this one I would say it's okay but as said I'm not quite sure and not yet very experienced in diving between "link only answer" and "non link only answer". So please give me some advise so I can scruntinze myself. Thanks!
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https://wiki.oroboros.at/index.php/Specific_quantity
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Specific quantities are obtained when the extensive quantity is divided by system size, in contrast to intensive quantities. The adjective specific before the name of an extensive quantity is often used to mean divided by mass (Cohen et al 2008). A mass-specific quantity (e.g., mass-specific flux is flow divided by mass of the system) is independent of the extent of non-interacting homogenous subsystems. If mass-specific oxygen flux is constant and independent of system size (expressed as mass), then there is no interaction between the subsystems. The well-established scaling law in respiratory physiology reveals a strong interaction of oxygen consumption and body mass by the fact that mass-specific basal metabolic rate (oxygen flux) does not increase proportionally and linearly with body mass. Maximum mass-specific oxygen flux, VO2max, is less mass-dependent across a large range of body mass of different mammalian species (Weibel and Hoppeler 2005).
Normalization of rate. (A) Cell respiration is normalized for (1) the experimental Sample (flow per object, mass-specific flux, or cell-volume-specific flux); or (2) for the Chamber volume. Normalization yields a specific quantity flux from the extensive quantity flow. From Gnaiger 2019 MitoFit Preprints.
- Bioblast links: Normalization - >>>>>>> - Click on [Expand] or [Collapse] - >>>>>>>
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Good search capability is one of the primary demands of a business application. Engines like Lucene provide a great starting point, but with complex applications it can be tricky to implement. It's tough to keep the index up to date, deal with the mismatch between the index structure and the domain model, handle querying conflicts, and so on.
Hibernate Search is an enterprise search tool based on Hibernate Core and Apache Lucene. It provides full text search capabilities for Hibernate-based applications without the infrastructural code required by other search engines. With this free, open-source technology, you can quickly add high-powered search features in an intelligent, maintainable way.
Hibernate Search in Action is a practical, example-oriented guide for Java developers with some background in Hibernate Core. As the first book to cover Hibernate Search, it guides you through every step to set up full text search functionality in your Java applications. The book also introduces core search techniques and reviews the relevant parts of Lucene, in particular the query capabilities.
Hibernate Search in Action also provides a pragmatic, how-to exploration of more advanced topics such as Search clustering. For anyone using Hibernate or JBoss Seam, this book is the definitive guide on how to add or enhance search features in their applications.
Emmanuel Bernard: After graduating from Supelec (French "Grande Ecole"), Emmanuel has spent a few years in the retail industry where he started to be involved in the ORM space and in full text technology. He joined the Hibernate team in 2003 and is now a lead developer at JBoss, a division of Red Hat.
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http://thereptilereport.com/urgent-need-for-heat-tape/
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Ball-Pythons.net - A member needs help getting a Hydrofarm thermostat to work properly with flexwatt and get warm enough to create a proper warm spot in the enclosure.
Urgent Need for Heat Tape
Mar 19, 2014
by Editor in Chief
Ball-Pythons.net - A frightening house fire leaves a member scrambling to create emergency enclosures for her snakes.@ Ball-Pythons.net
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http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12369332/best-way-to-copy-a-combobox-from-form1-to-form2
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First I set the modifier property to "Internal" of comboBox1 on form1.
I used the following code:
form1 f1 = new form1(); object obj = new object[f1.comboBox1.Items.Count]; f1.comboBox.Items.CopyTo(obj, 0); comboBox2.Items.AddRange(obj);`
Is it the best way to do this?
PS: I couldn't make this: Best way to access a control on another form in WinForms? to work.
PPS: Making controls is public is not what I like and neither preferred.
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https://it-faq.fit.edu/it_faq/content/9/100/en/compromised-systems-_-policies-and-procedures-for-handling-malware-on-campus.html
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The following document pertains to computers which have been identified by the network team as being compromised and/or infected with malware.
For student and personally-owned PCs:
The PC will be disabled from network access until it has been formatted/reloaded.
For university-owned PCs:
The PC will also be disabled from the network until the Virus has been removed. The system can be brought into Tech Support so we can attempt to remove the virus. If we are unsuccessful, we will be required to format the system and reload it. In case of this, we can back up all the nessesary data if possible. We can also reinstall most University Software that was previously on the system. If you think your system is infected, please call the Technology Support Center at (321) - 674 - 7284.Tags: student, tech support, virus
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- Holy shit that’s one fucked up language. Quite schizophrenic, saved by almost limitless extensibility/monkey-patchability/watcha-gonna-do-write-a-java-applet-hahaha .
mapin your code might not be the same as
mapin someone else’s code, even if they seem to be working on the same ‘type’
- jQuery is incredible. I guess it is sort of like a ‘Standard Library’ of sorts, atleast on the client side. I’m sure there exists something similar on the server side as well (underscore.js, perhaps?)
When you’re writing PHP, you program defensively. The language is out to get you. Make one wrong step and it’ll fuck you over. Never assume anything, make sure you always check the documentation. You can’t trust the language. It’s not stupid, it’s schizophrenic.
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Originally posted by MasesDZ:i unlocked it with steam achivment manager . u can't get this achivment easily
Originally posted by Blaquicat:Originally posted by MasesDZ:i unlocked it with steam achivment manager . u can't get this achivment easily Thats a good advice..Lets all try russian roulette with VAC ?
Originally posted by Gam3r Luna:although doing it removes all the fun of getting the achievments though. i used it on TF2 waay back when to get all the achievment items, now i kinda regret it since its no fun doing the achivement hunt
Originally posted by MasesDZ:give u a reason about what ? wasting ur time on ♥♥♥♥♥♥ achivments which worth 0$ ?
Originally posted by rogermorse:how can you check if a trophy of some user on steam has been unlocked through SAM ? Is there a way? I used SAM for broken achievements (in games where the developers / steam would not fix them....it sucks to work hard for an achievement and not seeing it unlocking...).So is there a way to check if someone used SAM or not? I would have used SAM for good guy nick because I find it really lame to put such a time-limited and exclusive trophy (what if I have to work on the free weekend???). This is the only trophy I need to 100% the game. On the other hand, I didn't use SAM with L4D2 because I don't even want to scratch the remote possibility of getting banned in a game that I like so much.
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https://thehispanicfactor.com/producto/clarks-ladiess-ashland-spin-q-slip-on-idler/
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(as of Dec 08,2022 05:57:04 UTC – Particulars)
Superbly constructed in delicate leather-based with a low wedge for strolling ease, this clarks assortment shoe goes method past fundamental. an adjustable hook-and-loop strap, cloth linings, and tremendous versatile, light-weight tpr outsoles cushion the foot in consolation.
Product Dimensions:12.8 x 6.6 x 4.4 inches; 8 Ounces
Merchandise mannequin quantity:26065649
Date First Obtainable:August 1, 2015
Shaft measures roughly not_applicable from arch
Heel peak 1.29″
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Use agile practices to run flexible marketing campaigns and manage a team.
Conduct daily stand-up sessions to allow team members to give small updates and ask for help on any blocking issues.
Ask questions like:
- Am I blocked on anything? Do I need help?
- What will I do today to move forward on strategic projects (not BAU)? The focus is only on relevant OKR-related projects that the team members are all aware of or working on together.
- Have I discovered new learning or hack to share with my teammates today?
Write customer-focused user stories to help teams see their projects through the eyes of your customers.
The typical structure for a user story is, "As a [type of customer], I want [something] so I can [achieve some goal].
- Strategic-level user stories are overarching, encompass large initiatives defined by leadership, and guide marketers in their tactical decision-making. A typical structure for a strategic-level user story is: “As a customer persona type X, I want PRODUCT X, so I can achieve goal X, Y, Z.”
- Tactical-level user stories break down strategic-level user stories into more granular, detailed pieces. For example, “As a potential online conference attendee, I would like a user-friendly landing page about the upcoming event, so I can get acquainted with the program, plan ahead which talks I want to attend virtually, and RSVP, so I can add the date to my calendar.”
- Internal team user stories are granular enough to give actionable directions to the team. However, their focus is not the customer; instead, they focus on the needs of the internal team during the work process. For example, “As a marketing team member, I would like a robust tool with heat mapping to measure how customers are interacting with new landing pages to help develop new hypotheses that I can test.”
Run retrospective meetings at the end of a project to help teams figure out what went well, what didn’t go so well, and what they can learn for future projects.
There are two main formats that you can try:
- Stop, Start, Continue, in which the team uses Post-its to brain dump some of their best and worst process practices.
- The Sailboat Retrospective technique, in which the team maps out their anchors (what’s holding them back), wind in their sails (what’s helping them move forward), and rocks (potential risks they might face in the future).
By adjusting how larger projects are developed and then released, marketers can collect feedback from customers as they deliver incremental value. The alternative—launching huge, expensive initiatives all at once and hoping customers respond well—bears the same risks as a radical redesign.
41% of marketers say they’re making use of more frequent releases by delivering smaller initiatives regularly to build up to larger campaigns, instead of going for a Big Bang.
A crucial role of any marketing team lead is to monitor this area of the workflow and influence external stakeholders to meet their SLAs.
Typical columns for marketers are:
- In progress
Due to external dependencies, most Kanban boards also include a “Pending” (PEN) column. Tasks in this process stage are still visualized in the team process yet outside of the team’s control (e.g., legal or compliance review).
A simple development workflow on a Kanban board might look like this:
Marketers might also:
- Use horizontal swimlanes to separate work by the business unit from which it originated (or type).
- Color code cards to indicate work that should be treated differently as it flows through the process (e.g., urgent, deadline, maintenance).
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I guess we're always going to need to return to the key issue of 'intent'. I see two aspects to sectarianism - the creation of schisms and the creation of closed self-interested sects.
If a schism is created in order to help others to follow Buddha's path more easily or more successfully then at least it is well-motivated. If the outcome is also positive then so much the better.
If a schism is created in order to punish people and exclude them for being 'wrong', then the motivation is negative. Again, the outcome may still be positive if they then find another successful path.
In terms of protectionism, it is obviously sectarian to prohibit disciples from reading books or attending teachings from outside the sect. It is also sectarian to insist that people from outside are denied entry because of their membership of a different sect.
The worst 'intent' of all is to be divisive for reasons of power and wealth, heedless of harm to others and lacking all compassion.
There are several current situation which are sensitive and upsetting, but this seems always to have been so.
What to do?
Well, I've observed (and carried out) different actions towards sectarianism:
- Work from within to create the changes you see as beneficial to others.
- Work from outside to create changes by various means.
- Criticise adversely but do nothing; except maybe make it it clear how superior you are/your sect is/your guru is.
- Ignore it and focus on your own practice because that is more likely to benefit others.
- Ignore it and work on your practice because you simply don't care and you come first.
The best response IMHO is to examine your own intent and the consequences others may experience as a result of the actions you may take.
If you're anything like me that sequence instead tends quite often to be:
Think I'm right, act, upset people, realise I should have thought it through first, promise myself to do better. Repeat until something or someone presses the 'pause' button and you learn a little compassion and humility. Humble and compassionate people are incapable of sectarianism. We know the path but I know few pure disciples (or even gurus) free from the odd bit of self-cherishing.
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This Prolog program provides the core functionality for Mode 3 in the C# Boolean Utilities program Yabeu. It takes a set of disjunctive normal form clauses and reduces them to their simplest form using the Quine-McClusky algorithm. The following discussion is intended to help you find your way around the code and relate it to the stages of the minimization algorithm. Note that the Prolog source code is available as part of the YABEU source package.
The program defines a module, which provides the following exports:
:- module(dnf_reduce, [minimize_clauseset/2, op(900, fx, ~) ]).
The predicate minimize_clauseset/2 does all the hard work. The operator definition is required for the input and output to this predicate. The first argument to minimize_clauseset/2 must be instantiated to a list of disjunctive nromal form clauses, where each clause is a list of literals, with negative literals being indicated with the shown prefix operator. For example, the following input has three clauses, each with three literals:
[[a, b, ~c], [a, ~b, c], [a, b, c]]
The second argument must be a variable, which will be instantiated with the minimized clause set on successful execution. The following example shows this:
?- minimize_clauseset([[a, b, ~c], [a, ~b, c], [a, b, c]], M).
M = [[a, b], [a, c]].
As noted above, the program uses the Quine-McClusky algorithm. A good discussion of this, including an example Java program that performs the same function, can be found here. The following discussion analyses each stage of the Prolog program and relates it to the algorithm. Note that the implementation makes extensive use of ordered sets.
Once the clauses have been indexed, the first step is to determine the prime implicants of the clause set. This is implemented by the module internal predicate prime_implicants/2.
To understand what a prime implicant is, consider the following example of an inference in Boolean algebra:
If we have the expression: (a & b & c) | (a & b & ~c), then we can simplify this to (a & b). In Prolog list notation, this would be expressed as:
From [[a, b, c], [a, b, ~c]] we can generate [[a, b]].
More generally, if two clauses are identical except for one containing a literal that is the complement of a literal in the other, then a new clause can be formed without the complemented literals. The new clause is an implicant of the first two. Following from this, a prime implicant is an implicant clause than cannot be further reduced.
Essential Prime Implicants
If a clause from the original input set gives rise to a prime implicant, then that clause is said to be covered by the prime implicant.
If a clause in the original set is covered by only one prime implicant then that prime implicant is essential and must be included in the final set. Conversely, if a clause in the original set gives rise to no prime implicants, then that original clause is also essential and must be included in the final set. This is implemented by the module internal predicate essential_implicants/3.
Any clauses in the original set that are not covered by any of the clauses in the set described in the previous paragraph are called the Remainder in this implementation. If there are no clauses in the Remainder, then the computation is complete and the set of essential prime implicates is the minimized clause set.
If there are clauses in the Remainder, then additional computation needs to be performed.
Covering the Remainder
For every clause in the remainder, a prime implicant needs to found that covers it. Further, the set of prime implicants that covers the Remainder needs to be as small as possible for the result to be a minimal set.
The Quine-McClusky algorithm does not specify exactly how this final stage of the computation is to be performed. To fill that gap, additional algorithms, such as Petrick's Method. However, because Prolog excels at search, I have simply implemented this final stage as a search algorithm in the predicate cover_missing_minterms/3. In the current version of the program it is simply a brute force search for the smallest set. For all of the examples that I have tried, this has been perfectly adequate. However, at some point I will probably implement a best-first search algorithm for comparison.
You might like to check out the following additional pages for more information:
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Here is an example where the fields are translated so they are broken:
# (pofilter) printf: checks whether printf format strings match
msgid "%(fieldname)s: %(fieldvalue)s"
msgstr "%(veldnaam)s: %(veldwaarde)s"
So yes it will pick those up as errors. You can change the order in this type of variable also. pofilter in fact has the ability to define a collection of variables types that pofilter will check. There are special categories for Mozilla, OpenOffice.org and others. These are then also available in Pootle.
Of course variables is just one of about 45 tests.
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http://community.sitepoint.com/t/1px-difference-between-chrome-and-firefox/95788
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HTML & CSS
I have a site with a 1px difference between Chrome and Firefox on the sizing of an element.
This is how it looks in Chrome. (The blue line going across should be even)
If I add 1px height to the element above it, the blue line evens out Chrome, but Firefox and IE are now uneven.
Is there some hack just for Chrome I can place here? Thanks for any suggestions!
Hello, you'll need to provide a link or the code probably to get an educated answer
bahhh was just hoping for a quick hack
I need to redo the whole framework for this site to correct the 1 pixel.
Without seeing the code, it's hard to tell how to 'hack' it.
I mean like a star hack for IE. Something I could tell Chrome only in the stylesheet, y'know...
Anyway I'm redoing the framework of the site to fix my 1 pixel. Thanks
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OE Parts Cooperation: The fifth Push Start Kit has been formally released
After months of testing, Fuzik now formally deliveries his fifth Smart Key & Push Start Kits for OEM market.
Till to present, all the five model kits belong to four chinese car brands:
Brilliance | Gonow | Wuling | Geely
OEM Push Start Kit feature: 100% or almost 100% specialized cable, no need point-to-point connection.
Since from end of year 2012, Fuzik had opened his channel to cooperate with car factory. Fuzik also accepts international customizations on Smart key and Push start system.
Global name and model:
CHEVROLET N200 @ PKE-100(K) + ST Security Push Start & Remote Start System
CHEVROLET N200 @ SG Single Push Start & Remote Start System
Brilliance H530 @ PKE-100(P) Can-Bus Push Start & Remote Start System
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For example, this question from 2015.
Now I assume this is because it doesn't have an 'Accepted' answer, but it's so old that
- OP is long gone and unlikely to ever resolve it.
- It's an old question so edits or other action may be a bit unwarrented.
Is there currently a system to close or otherwise file away such questions? Does making them as historical help?
How do other SE sites handle this?
Is this a feature-not-a-bug?
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I recently read the book “Exploring Octopus Deploy” by Steve Fenton. It is a good read.
Here’s how to do it.
1. Create a console application in Visual Studio.
2. Create a folder named “Scripts”.
3. Create a .sql file. The name matters here. I’ll call mine “Script-00001_Create_Database.sql”. DbUp will be creating a journal table and will be tracking these scripts.
Note: Make sure that any scripts that you create has a Build Action Property of “Embedded Resource”
4. Add the DbUp NuGet package to the solution.
5. Alternatively, you could type in “Install-Package DbUp” in the “Package Manager Console”.
5. Add the following code to the “Program.cs” file:
static int Main(string args)
var connectionString = args.FirstOrDefault()
?? "Server=(LocalDB)\v11.0; Database=DbUpExample; Trusted_connection=true";
var upgrader =
var result = upgrader.PerformUpgrade();
Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.Red;
Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.Green;
6. Specify the database that you want in the connection string of the App.config.
<add name="DbUpExample" connectionString="Data Source=(LocalDB)\v11.0;Database=DbUpExample;Integrated Security=True;Pooling=False" />
7. Add a reference to the “System.Configuration” assembly.
8. Import the reference into Program.cs.
9. Add the code to a new “Deploy.ps1” in the root of the console solution.
10. Change the property of the “Deploy.ps1” file to be “Copy always”.
11. Add OctoPack to the solution for Octopus Deploy NuGet facilitation.
12. Make sure that you now have two NuGet packages included.
13. Add some code to the “Script-00001_Create_Database.sql”. As an example, you can use the following code.
CREATE TABLE Book
Id INT IDENTITY(1,1),
CONSTRAINT pk_Book_Id PRIMARY KEY (Id),
14. Create a batch file named “test_nuget.bat” and copy it tothe same directory as DbUpDeployer.sln in your solution.
msbuild DbUpDeployer.sln /t:Build /p:Configuration=Release /p:Platform="Any CPU" /p:RunOctoPack=true
15. Run the “test_nuget.bat” file and you should see a nupkg created. This is the file that will be pushed to Octopus Deploy.
16. Note: If you were using this to deploy the database for an application (like a web application), you could specify a build order so that the web application is built before DbUpDeployer pushes the database. For more information on this, see the Exploring Octopus Deploy book.
17. Publish the package to the Octopus server. To start, you’ll need to get the API key from the Octopus server. To do this, select the “Profile” option from the dropdown menu.
18. Select the “API keys” tab, then click on the “New API key” button.
19. It will ask you for the purpose of the key, put in something descriptive. Then it will show you the actual key. I’ve obfuscated it here, but you’ll want to copy this value and keep it in a safe place.
20. Modify the “test_nuget.bat” file to add the OctoPackPublishApiKey and OctoPackPublishPackageToHttp values:
msbuild DbUpDeployer.sln /t:Build /p:Configuration=Release /p:Platform="Any CPU" /p:RunOctoPack=true /p:OctoPackPublishPackageToHttp=http://<YOUR_SERVER_NAME>/nuget/packages /p:OctoPackPublishApiKey=<YOUR_API_KEY>
21. Test out the “test_nuget.bat” file by running it. You can see below that the package was pushed to the Octopus Deploy Server’s internal NuGet repository.
22. To check this on the Octopus Server, click on the “Library” tab and then the “Packages” tab.
23. Scroll down and you’ll see the actual package.
24. At this point you would add the command from the “test_nuget.bat” file into your build server. This is beyond what we’re trying to do here, but if you have Team City or a TFS build server, it’s pretty straight forward for a developer with good StackOverflow-Fu skills.
25. Click the “Add Project” button on the “Projects” tab.
26. Give the project a name and click the “Save” button.
27. Click on the “Process” button and then the “Add Step” button.
28. Click on the “Deploy a package” link.
29. Update the “Step name”, “Deployment targets” and “Package”. Note that the “Deployment targets” is any role that you want to associate.
30. If you want to change the app.config values, you could click this setting. For the purpose of what we’re doing here, we don’t need to do this.
31. With this step in place, we can now create a release by clicking the “Create Release” button.
32. We can add release notes, as you see in step 1 shown below. Then click the “Save” button as shown in step 2.
33. Press the “Deploy to
34. Then press the “Deploy Now” button.
35. If everything worked correctly, you should now see a success screen like the one shown on the screen below:
36. Now check in SQL Server Management Studio that the “Book” table that we created actually was created. In the picture below, you’ll see #1 shows it was created. Note also that there’s a second table called “dbo.SchemaVersions” at #2. This is the table that DbUp uses to track which scripts have been run on each system. To check the values, run a query like the one in #3 and you’ll see a result come back like #4 showing which scripts have been applied.
I hope that this has helped you to get DbUp up and running against your Octopus Server.
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What us being counted as part of the length of the query - entire
query string? What names (of query string name/value pair), values
(of query string name/value pair), and delimiters are counted in the
Twitter API restriction "Queries are limited 140 URL encoded
characters?" I've run the Twitter API Advanced Search Form to generate
At some point it will say the query is too large - should be 140 but
What us being included in this length? The entire query string? (i.e. ?
q to the end or just the length of the values?
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https://www.opencart.com/index.php?route=marketplace/extension/info&extension_id=23347
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An opencart extension to create custom lists of products in a page.
It uses the existing information page system so you can have seo friendly urls, place it in a menu and all sort of things.
Now you can show to your customers products not only to a short block but in a page which can me shared among people to get the most out of your shop.
It only includes a vqmod file so it easy to install/uninstall
See a demo on Youtube:
Also make sure you check out my other awesome extensions
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As lots of other applications, iTop writes a lot of useful
informations in log files. They all can be found in the
log directory just below iTop root.
Beware that this directory shouldn't be readable by web users : see Secure critical directories access.
install-<date>.xml: summary of choices made in the installation wizard
setup-queries-<date>_<time>.sql: list of queries sent to the DB during the “Updating database schema” step
deadlocks.log(since iTop 2.7.1) : additional trace info for DB deadlocks
tools.log: tools errors, currently used only in backup
Since iTop 2.7.0, log files are rotated monthly. This means
previous month log is suffixed with
For example if we're in february 2021 current error log will be
error.log, and previous month (so january 2021) error
log will be
The rotation period can be configured in iTop
config using the
Possible values :
DefaultLogFileNameBuilder : no rotation
DailyRotatingLogFileNameBuilder : suffix
WeeklyRotatingLogFileNameBuilder : suffix
MonthlyRotatingLogFileNameBuilder : suffix
Since iTop 2.7.0, the log_level_min config parameter allows to filter the logs. This allows to specify which log level to keep per channel.
Levels are inclusive all the way up this hierarchy (values correspond to LogAPI class constants) :
So for example filtering on LEVEL_INFO will include logs of levels : LEVEL_INFO, LEVEL_WARNING, LEVEL_ERROR.
To apply a level to all channels, simply set the following parameter value in the iTop configuration file :
'log_level_min' => LogAPI::LEVEL_TRACE,
To set specific levels per channels :
'log_level_min' => array( 'InlineImage' => LogAPI::LEVEL_TRACE, 'UserRequest' => LogAPI::LEVEL_TRACE, ),
As the default log channel (\LogAPI::CHANNEL_DEFAULT) is “” (empty string), you can also do :
'log_level_min' => array( '' => LogAPI::LEVEL_WARNING, 'InlineImage' => LogAPI::LEVEL_TRACE, 'UserRequest' => LogAPI::LEVEL_TRACE, ),
Existing channels are detailed in a dedicated wiki page : iTop logs channels
How to log for module developers
Simplest answer : use the IssueLog class and its static logging methods : Trace, Ok, Info, Warning, Error.
If using a specific channel, you should say it in your module's documentation !
If you want to log to a specific file and/or customize behavior, you could create your own log implementation ! Extending LogAPI abstract class would help. If so, don't forget to :
Call the Enable method ! Also, you could overwrite it to log to a specific file path (see for example \DeadLockLog::Enable)
Set the proper LEVEL_DEFAULT const value for your implementation, to one of the LEVEL_* const
Document ! ;)
You can also add a new rotation behavior by implementing the iLogFileNameBuilder interface or the RotatingLogFileNameBuilder abstract class.
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the error message is displayed sometimes, I have executed the script on two
MSWIN10-computers under Octave v6.2.0 and on both I have seen this error
message, but after restart of Octave the error-message disappeared on one
The script seems to be correct, under Ubuntu 20.04/Octave v5.2.0 I can plot
and open the resulting HTML-file in a browser, but the same HTML (created on
the Linux-machine) cannot be displayed under MSWIN10.
It seems as if my text added as "raw text" cannot bee seen by everyone,
therefore, I add it here again:
graphics_toolkit('gnuplot'); figure(1); plot([1:5]);
print(1, '-dcanvas', 'd:\tmp\test_MSWIN10_Octave_6.2.0.html');
Attached the two different HTML-plot-files.
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[SciPy-Dev] SciPy Central in GSoC 2013
Fri Apr 12 03:13:12 CDT 2013
On Tue, Apr 9, 2013 at 8:20 AM, Ralf Gommers <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Tue, Apr 9, 2013 at 6:06 AM, Surya Kasturi <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Hi everyone,
>> How about SciPy Central on GSoC 2013?
>> I was thinking to participate in GSoC this year and thought of
>> contributing to this project as GSoC student. Firstly, I was luck enough to
>> find SPC which closely matched my interests. Since, I am already slightly
>> familiar with the existing code, made some small contributions, I thought
>> it would be very nice to continue my work as GSoC student during summer.
>> Is it possible?
> Hi Surya, it's definitely possible I think. And a good idea. Improving
> SciPy Central meets the requirements for a project set by Google and you've
> already met the requirement of submitting at least one patch before
> I would encourage you to start working on a proposal, and discuss it on
> this list. Maybe you've seen this already, but just in case:
> The other thing to do is find a mentor. We have several people that
> indicated that they'd like to be a mentor this year, maybe one of those
> people is interested in SPC? Or other people on the list?
Hi, we do have a potential mentor for this project, Sebastián Ventura.
Since he's not yet active in the Scipy community, I'll briefly introduce
him. Sebastian is an experienced web developer, and has participated before
in GSoC both as a student and a mentor. We came into contact via the PSF
(our GSoC umbrella org), to which he had indicated that he was available as
a mentor for Python GSoC projects. Once he has signed up for this mailing
list - which may take a day or two because scipy.org is unresponsive right
now - he'll join the discussion.
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