September 27, 2019
Tor offers protection against many forms of tracking and surveillance. Its official site is at https://www.torproject.org. However, Tor is blocked in certain countries. It can be useful to have a bridge to Tor that works from inside these countries.
You can use V2Ray to build such a bridge. V2Ray is a multi-featured proxying utility. You can find the official V2Ray manual at https://www.v2ray.com. V2RayN is the graphical user interface (GUI) for V2Ray for Windows PC users. Its Github repository is at https://github.com/2dust/v2rayN.
This post shows you how to create a bridge from V2RayN on a Windows PC to the Tor network.
A couple of other ways to use this post:
vmess://
URL, you can import it directly into V2RayN with the menu option 服务器 > 从剪贴板导入批量URL (Servers > Import bulk URLs from clipboard). You then just need to configure Firefox to use the V2RayN proxy, as shown in step 13 below.The Tor bridge server in this post was tested with V2RayN on Windows. It was possible to reach both clearnet and onion sites. The server did not work at all with V2RayNG on Android. With BifrostV on Android, it was possible to reach clearnet sites but not onion sites.
Start by registering a domain name for your web site. We will use a free name from https://www.freenom.com, and the example domain name used in the rest of this post will be v2tor.cf
.
Obtain a Debian 10 virtual private server (VPS). Some popular providers are Bandwagon Host (搬瓦工) and Google Compute Engine (GCE), but you can use a different VPS provider if you prefer.
Note down the server's IP address. We will use as an example the IP address <IP_ADDRESS>
.
Back at your domain name registrar, which for us is https://www.freenom.com, add a DNS A record pointing from your server host name (e.g. www
, type A
, time-to-live 3600
seconds) to your server IP address (e.g. <IP_ADDRESS>
). Save these changes.
SSH into your server from a terminal emulator (from Linux or macOS) or a tool such as PuTTY, NetSarang XSHELL, or PowerShell (from Windows). If your DNS records have had time to propagate, you can use the server's hostname. For example:
ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Otherwise, you must use the server's IP address. For example:
ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Start by getting your server's existing software packages up to date:
apt update
apt upgrade
Change the password to something only you know:
passwd root
The Bottleneck Bandwidth and Round-trip propagation time (BBR) congestion control algorithm tracks a connection's delivery rate and round-trip time to offer higher throughput and lower queueing delays where there are network bottlenecks. BBR has been supported by Linux since kernel version 4.9. Since Debian 10 is based on Linux kernel 4.19, we can use it here. Create a local system control parameters file:
vi /etc/sysctl.d/local.conf
Press the i key on your computer keyboard to enter insert mode. Insert the lines that specify the BBR congestion control algorithm:
net.core.default_qdisc=fq
net.ipv4.tcp_congestion_control=bbr
Also add lines to increase the maximum number of open files, the buffer sizes, and so on:
fs.file-max = 51200
net.core.rmem_max = 67108864
net.core.wmem_max = 67108864
net.core.rmem_default = 65536
net.core.wmem_default = 65536
net.core.netdev_max_backlog = 4096
net.core.somaxconn = 4096
net.ipv4.tcp_syncookies = 1
net.ipv4.tcp_tw_reuse = 1
net.ipv4.tcp_fin_timeout = 30
net.ipv4.tcp_keepalive_time = 1200
net.ipv4.ip_local_port_range = 10000 65000
net.ipv4.tcp_max_syn_backlog = 4096
net.ipv4.tcp_max_tw_buckets = 5000
net.ipv4.tcp_fastopen = 3
net.ipv4.tcp_rmem = 4096 87380 67108864
net.ipv4.tcp_wmem = 4096 65536 67108864
net.ipv4.tcp_mtu_probing = 1
Press the Esc key on your computer keyboard followed by :wq
to write the file to disk and quit the editor. Activate these changes:
sysctl -p /etc/sysctl.d/local.conf
Edit security limits configuration file:
vi /etc/security/limits.conf
Before the end of file, add lines to increase limits on number of files to 51200:
* soft nofile 51200
* hard nofile 51200
Write the file to disk, and quit the editor.
Set current limit on number of files to 51200 by issuing the command:
ulimit -SHn 51200
Edit the permanent profile:
vi /etc/profile
Add a line to set the permanent limit on number of files to 51200:
ulimit -SHn 51200
Write the file to disk, and quit the editor.
If your VPS hostname is not yet set to your chosen hostname, then set it now:
hostnamectl set-hostname www.v2tor.cf
Add the actual hostname to your /etc/hosts
file.
vi /etc/hosts
Add a new line:
<IP_ADDRESS> www.v2tor.cf
Write the file to disk, and quit the editor.
Reboot to make the hostname change effective:
reboot
You may need to wait several minutes for the server to fully reboot, otherwise you will get a Connection refused
message. When the reboot is complete, log on to your server again:
ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Verify that your tuning changes have persisted across reboots:
hostname
sysctl net.ipv4.tcp_congestion_control
Enable and start nftables:
apt install nftables
systemctl enable nftables
systemctl start nftables
nft list ruleset
You should see a table for inet filter, plus chains within it for input, forward, and output. If this table and its chains do not exist, then create them.
Add a rule to accept all related and established traffic:
nft add rule inet filter input ct state related,established counter accept
Add a rule to accept all loopback interface traffic:
nft add rule inet filter input iif lo counter accept
Whitelist your own IP address for access to SSH. You will need to substitute in the actual public IP address of your workstation. You can get your workstation's public IP address by opening a browser and visiting a site such as https://whatismyipaddress.com or https://www.ipip.net/ip.html. The command below uses an example workstation IP address of <IP_ADDRESS>
, which is represented in classless interdomain routing (CIDR) notation as <IP_ADDRESS>/32
. If you do not have a fixed IP address, but your IP address always comes from a certain block, you can substitute a CIDR range such as <IP_ADDRESS>/16
. In some cloud providers, you must also open port 22 in the VPS's Security Group.
nft add rule inet filter input tcp dport 22 ip saddr <IP_ADDRESS>/32 counter accept
Also accept HTTP and HTTPS traffic:
nft add rule inet filter input tcp dport {80, 443} counter accept
Drop any unexpected traffic:
nft add rule inet filter input counter drop
Check that the rules now look as expected:
nft list ruleset
To persist these changes across reboots, save your rules to /etc/nftables.conf:
nft list ruleset > /etc/nftables.conf
We are going to use Nginx for our web server. We opened the firewall for HTTP and HTTPS in the preceding step. Now install the Nginx web server:
apt install nginx
systemctl enable nginx
systemctl start nginx
Edit the main Nginx configuration file:
vi /etc/nginx/nginx.conf
Uncomment the line that turns off server tokens:
server_tokens off;
Write the file to disk, and quit the editor.
Edit the default site for Nginx:
vi /etc/nginx/sites-available/default
Put your real server name. In our example, that is:
server_name www.v2tor.cf;
Write the file to disk, and quit the editor.
Restart the web server:
systemctl restart nginx
Verify that the service is running with the following command:
systemctl status nginx
You should see a status of active (running)
.
Now create your web site content in the /var/www/html
directory. For the sake of this post, we will use some sample content:
apt install wget zip unzip
wget https://github.com/arcdetri/sample-blog/archive/master.zip
unzip master.zip
cp -rf sample-blog-master/html/* /var/www/html/
When you have added your content, you can open a browser and visit the HTTP version of your website to confirm that your web server is working. In our example, this would be:
http://www.v2tor.cf
Now install the Let’s Encrypt certificate bot:
apt install certbot python-certbot-nginx
Now request an SSL certificate:
certbot --nginx
In response to the prompts, answer the questions:
a
for agreey
or n
for emails, as you prefer1
2
Continuing to use the hostname www.v2tor.cf
as our example, Certbot places the certificates and key in:
/etc/letsencrypt/live/www.v2tor.cf/fullchain.pem
/etc/letsencrypt/live/www.v2tor.cf/privkey.pem
Set up Certbot to automatically renew the certificate every three months. The following line will add a cron job to the default crontab.
certbot renew --dry-run
Inspect /etc/nginx/sites-available/default
:
less /etc/nginx/sites-available/default
Notice that Certbot has automatically amended the default site definition so that:
Press the q key on your computer keyboard to quit less
.
You can test all this by visiting the HTTPS version of your site in a browser. E.g.:
https://www.v2tor.cf
Now you can add your domain to a Content Distribution Network (CDN). We will use Cloudflare in this example. Open a browser and visit https://www.cloudflare.com.
v2tor.cf
There are two nameservers, and they will look something like edwina.ns.cloudflare.com
and freddie.ns.cloudflare.com
.
Copy the Cloudflare nameservers across to your registrar. In our example of https://www.freenom.com, the process would be:
Back on the Cloudflare site, click the button saying you have changed your nameservers and they can now be checked. You will see a message telling you to wait a few hours until your changes have been successfully propagated and checked.
Once you have waited the required length of time, open a command prompt on your workstation (a Windows PC in this example) and check your server's apparent IP address by issuing the command:
nslookup www.v2tor.cf
Instead of your server's actual IP address, the above command should now show Cloudflare IP addresses. These are listed at https://www.cloudflare.com/ips/.
So far, we have an ordinary web site. Now we will configure the web server to pass traffic to V2Ray when the client issues a request for a secret directory. On your server, create your secret directory name with the command:
head /dev/urandom | tr -dc a-z0-9 | head -c 16 ; echo ''
You will get a result such as:
1ufkol64mtl17s79
We will use 1ufkol64mtl17s79
as our example secret directory when we configure V2Ray, Nginx, and V2RayN in a moment.
To install V2Ray, download and execute the V2Ray installation script:
wget https://install.direct/go.sh
bash go.sh
A default PORT and UUID are displayed toward the end of the install. The UUID is effectively a password and will need to be known by the client when we set it up. They will look something like this:
PORT:40659
UUID:a9b0d719-acdf-4672-a16c-433c508801d0
Edit the V2Ray configuration file /etc/v2ray/config.json
:
vi /etc/v2ray/config.json
In the inbound specification, after the port number line, add a new line to specify that V2Ray should listen on localhost:
"port": 40659,
"listen": "<IP_ADDRESS>",
After the end of the existing inbound
settings section:
streamSettings
The streamSettings
section should look like this. You will need to replace 1ufkol64mtl17s79
by your actual secret directory name.
"streamSettings": {
"network": "ws",
"wsSettings": {
"path": "/1ufkol64mtl17s79/"
}
}
Write the file to disk, and quit the editor.
Start V2Ray with your revised configuration file:
systemctl start v2ray
Edit the default site configuration file:
vi /etc/nginx/sites-available/default
Inside the server
block, pass traffic from Nginx to V2Ray. Replace 1ufkol64mtl17s79
by your actual secret directory name. You will also need to replace 40659
by the port number V2Ray is listening on.
location /1ufkol64mtl17s79/ {
proxy_redirect off;
proxy_pass http://<IP_ADDRESS>:40659;
proxy_http_version 1.1;
proxy_set_header Upgrade $http_upgrade;
proxy_set_header Connection "upgrade";
proxy_set_header Host $http_host;
}
Write the file to disk, and quit the editor.
Restart Nginx with these configuration changes:
systemctl restart nginx
In a browser on your PC, check that you can still visit your website:
https://www.v2tor.cf
We will use the example of a Windows 10 PC, the V2RayN client, and the Firefox browser for the initial test of the V2Ray server. You can alternatively test the server using an Android client running BifrostV or V2RayNG.
Download and install the latest release of v2rayN-Core.zip
from:
https://github.com/2dust/v2rayN/releases
Extract files from the downloaded v2rayN-Core.zip
file.
Go into the v2rayN-Core
folder, and launch the application v2rayN.exe
.
In the system tray, which is at the bottom right of your Windows desktop, click the V2RayN icon to open the V2RayN control panel.
Click the menu bar item for Servers (服务器), and select the first option, which is the one for Add VMess server (添加VMess服务器).
Enter the values, which for us in this example would be:
www.v2tor.cf
443
a9b0d719-acdf-4672-a16c-433c508801d0
64
auto
ws
none
www.v2tor.cf
/1ufkol64mtl17s79/
tls
true
Click the Open (确定) button.
V2RayN saves its GUI configuration parameters in guiNConfig.json
. From the parameters entered in the GUI, it generates a V2Ray configuration, which it saves in config.json
.
If you do not already have Firefox, then install it now from https://www.mozilla.org.
Launch Firefox.
<IP_ADDRESS>
10808
(the latest releases of V2RayN use port 10808
instead of port 1080
)1. Check that everything is working by visiting in Firefox:
You should see the IP address and location of your V2Ray server.
2. Shut down V2RayN by right-clicking on its icon in the system tray and selecting the quit option (退出). Set Firefox back to Use system proxy settings. Check that your website (https://www.v2tor.cf
in our example) still appears to be a normal website.
If you stop at this point, you will have a fully functioning V2Ray server without the final output to Tor.
We will now route traffic on the server from V2Ray to Tor. First, install the prerequisite for Tor:
apt install apt-transport-https
Now edit your package sources list:
vi /etc/apt/sources.list
Add the two entries:
deb https://deb.torproject.org/torproject.org buster main
deb-src https://deb.torproject.org/torproject.org buster main
Write the file to disk, and quit the editor.
Then add the GPG key used to sign the packages by running the following commands:
apt install gpg
curl https://deb.torproject.org/torproject.org/A3C4F0F979CAA22CDBA8F512EE8CBC9E886DDD89.asc | gpg --import
gpg --export A3C4F0F979CAA22CDBA8F512EE8CBC9E886DDD89 | apt-key add -
Install Tor:
apt update
apt install tor deb.torproject.org-keyring
Tor is now listening for SOCKS input on port 9050
.
Finally, we reconfigure V2Ray so that instead of outputting traffic directly, it sends it to the SOCKS proxy on port 9050, which is Tor.
Edit the V2Ray configuration file.
vi /etc/v2ray/config.json
Delete the 2 lines for outbound protocol freedom
.
Insert lines for outbound to Tor localhost socks port 9050:
"protocol": "socks",
"settings": {
"servers": [{
"address": "<IP_ADDRESS>",
"port": 9050,
"auth": "noauth"
}]
}
systemctl restart v2ray
Your work on the server is now complete:
exit
With V2RayN running on your Windows client, open Firefox, and make sure it is configured to use your V2RayN proxy. Then in Firefox visit:
You should see a message confirming that you are using the Tor network, even if you are not using the Tor browser.


Antonio Brown teases crazy new workouts, hints at NFL return in video
by TSD StaffIt’s currently unclear if Antonio Brown will be back on the football field this season, but the clock is ticking, and he’s running out of time.
AB is currently facing a legal issue, and he also proved to be a massive headache for the Raiders, which resulted in him playing for two teams in the same month, but released not too long after.
Brown hasn’t played in an NFL game since Sept. 15, and he’s hoping that streak comes to an end soon. AB posted a video showing off some of his new workouts, and essentially begged teams to give him (or his agent) a call.
It’s hard to see any playoff-caliber team inviting a distraction such as AB into their locker room, but crazier things have happened.


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Loads a 2-D texture array that is specified with a series of n pages, all numbered in sequence, and beginning with index 0.
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Loads the given filename up into a texture, if it has not already been loaded, and returns the new texture.
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Using a scanner to take root pictures
byUsing a scanner is the best way to have picture with a high contrast and resolution. However, the speed of the acquisition is rather slow compared to a camera, specially if the resolution is high.
- Spread your root carefully (A)
- Choose a sufficient resolution
About the root system
Scanning can be used with large root system as it is possible to separate the different root on scanner surface. It is important to carefully spread the root in order to avoid overlaps and crossing as much as possible. They are a nightmare for most of the root image analysis softwares.
An easy way to separate the different root is to place the root system in a thin film of water. The roots will tend to recover their initial shape and they are easier to untangle as they float. This might require modify the scanner and to mount it on a specially design box (see image below).In order to avoid shadow around the roots floating in the water, a simple trick is to put a sheet of transparent paper on the spread roots.
About the resolution
Before scanning the image most scanning software (if not, then it is a bad one) let you choose the resolution you want for your image. This resolution is often given in DPI, which stands for Dots Per Inch (even in countries using the metric system). In other words, a resolution of 300 DPI means that an inch on the image is represented by 300 pixels (or 118 pixels per centimeters). If you know the diameter of the roots you plan to scan you can therefore adapt the resolution of the scanner to your needs. For instance, if the smaller roots on your root system has a diameter of 0.1 mm and you scan it at 300 DPI, the diameter of these roots will be represented by 1-2 pixels, which is not enough for most image analysis software. You would need to increase the scanner resolution to have a image suitable for analysis.


Structures
The following structures are available globally.
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A task info object for the tasks included in this submodule.
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public struct MCTTaskInfo : RSDTaskInfo, RSDEmbeddedIconVendor, RSDTaskDesign
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A task transformer for the resources included in this module.
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public struct MCTTaskTransformer : RSDResourceTransformer, Decodable
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public struct MCTTaskGroup : RSDTaskGroup, RSDEmbeddedIconVendor, Decodable
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The
MCTTappingResultObject
records the results of a tapping interval test.The tapping interval result object records an array of touch samples (one for each tap) and also the geometry of the task at the time it was displayed. You can use the information in the object for reference in interpreting the touch samples.
A tapping interval sample is typically generated by the framework as the task proceeds. When the task completes, it may be appropriate to serialize it for transmission to a server, or to immediately perform analysis on it.
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public struct MCTTappingResultObject : RSDResult, Encodable, RSDArchivable, RSDScoringResult
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The
MCTTappingSample
class represents a single tap on a button.The tapping sample object records the location of the tap, the button that was tapped, and the time at which the event occurred. A tapping sample is included in an
MCTTappingResultObject
object, and is recorded by the step view controller for the corresponding task when a tap is recognized.A tapping sample is typically generated by the framework as the task proceeds. When the task completes, it may be appropriate to serialize the sample for transmission to a server, or to immediately perform analysis on it.
See moreDeclaration
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public struct MCTTappingSample : RSDSampleRecord, Codable


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Embedded Artistry Framework
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| void | main_thread_func () noexcept |
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| void | BootOSWithMainThreadStrategy () noexcept |
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| void | OSXSimulatorBootStrategy () noexcept |
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Components to control the system/program boot process.
| class embvm::BootSequencer |
Boot sequencer with customizable boot strategy.
The boot sequencer is a static class which handles booting logic supplied by a strategy function. You do not need to declare an instance. Instead, define a PlatformBootSequencer
in your platform's platform.hpp file:
The framework will take care of the rest.
| TBootStrategy | The function which describes the platform's boot sequence. See DefaultBootStrategy() for an example. |
Public Member Functions | |
| BootSequencer ()=delete | |
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Static Public Member Functions | |
| static void | boot () noexcept |
| Execute the boot strategy to boot the system. More... | |
Related Functions | |
(Note that these are not member functions.) | |
| void | bootSystem () |
| Each platform declares this to control the boot sequence. More... | |
| template<class TPlatform > | |
| void | DefaultBootStrategy () noexcept |
| Default Framework Boot Strategy. More... | |
| template<class TPlatform > | |
| void | BootOSWithMainThreadStrategy () noexcept |
| Continue Setup in Main Thread Framework Boot Strategy. More... | |
| template<class TPlatform > | |
| void | OSXSimulatorBootStrategy () noexcept |
| OSX Simulator Boot Strategy. More... | |
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delete |
Deleted Default Constructor.
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delete |
Deleted Default Destructor.
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delete |
Deleted copy constructor.
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delete |
Deleted move constructor.
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Execute the boot strategy to boot the system.
Referenced by bootSystem().
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delete |
Deleted copy assignment operator.
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Deleted move assignment operator.
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related |
Continue Setup in Main Thread Framework Boot Strategy.
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Each platform declares this to control the boot sequence.
Referenced by __attribute__(), and entry().
| void CRTStartup | ( | ) |
We declare this function here because we don't want to include crt.h and Add a dependency on our libc for the test code.
Referenced by embvm::BootSequencer< TBootStrategy >::BootOSWithMainThreadStrategy(), and embvm::BootSequencer< TBootStrategy >::DefaultBootStrategy().
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related |
Default Framework Boot Strategy.
References CRTStartup(), and main().
| void entry | ( | ) |
Prototype for our function entry point; can also be an asm symbol.
References embvm::BootSequencer< TBootStrategy >::bootSystem().
Referenced by embvm::TimerManager< 0, std::mutex >::clearExpiredTimers(), and list_del().
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noexcept |
References main().
Referenced by nRF52DK_FrameworkDemoPlatform::initOS_().
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related |
OSX Simulator Boot Strategy.
Boots framework pieces, but lets OSX take care of CRT & OS initialization during the dynamic loading process.
References main().


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The Fire Elemental kneels before you, recognizing from your sword that you are the chosen one, meant to lead them. The brimstone army is yours to command. You wage war against the Crimson Hood with your mighty army and reclaim the kingdom. After you deliver the final blow in this war of light and darkness, the brimstone returns from whence they came. The world is at peace. As you travel to the liege of the kingdom, Ashbringer disappears. Rather than search for it, you accept that it will choose a bearer again, if it is needed.


Getting Started with Traveling Ultralight
I’m on a trip at the moment, and a friend who generously let me sleep on his couch looked at my small travel backpack and commented on how little I travel with: “That’s impressive,” he said.
 But then I remembered that I’m far from normal in this way.
I gave him a tip for getting started, and I recommend it for all of you, who want to travel light — or ultralight, as I call it, because for many people traveling light is taking a carry-on roller luggage. For me, having those roller bags is lugging too much, because you can run up stairs with it with ease, or carry it all over a city without worrying about stowing away your luggage somewhere first. It’s so much easier to travel ultralight.
Here’s the tip I gave him to get started: start by getting a small backpack (less than 20 liters) and then just travel with what fits in that.
That’s how to start. But you’ll probably want some guidance on what to put into the bag, and how to travel with so little. Here’s some guidance to get started:
- I travel with a lightweight laptop (Macbook Air), a few clothes, my phone, earbuds and some charging cords, toiletries, and almost nothing else. A lightweight windbreaker for wind and light rain (Patagonia Houdini). An eye mask and ear plugs. A collapsible water bottle. My passport. That’s about it. No extra shoes. No books. No suit. No travel pillow. No extra camera other than my phone. I’m not sure what else everyone else brings, but none of that.
- I bring clothes that I can wash in the sink or shower and that will dry overnight. Lightweight stuff that I can layer. Often they’re workout-style clothes or things from companies like Outlier or Patagonia that travel well. I don’t bring enough underwear or socks for every day of the trip, because I wash them every couple of days. I only bring one or two extra T-shirts, generally wearing the same two shirts the whole trip, even if it’s a month long. No one has ever once cared what I wear when I’m traveling.

- For cold places, I have thermal underwear and a couple long-sleeve layers (generally all Patagonia capilene stuff), and a beanie. I don’t usually go to places where it’s snowing (I don’t know why, maybe snow isn’t my thing), so I don’t have clothes to deal with that weather.

That’s enough for a monthlong trip, which I’ve done multiple times with this kind of setup. For a shorter trip of a few days, I might bring even less.
I really love traveling this way, and am more than willing to sacrifice bringing extra things for the luxury of traveling lightweight.
By the way, you don’t need much more than this kind of setup even in everyday life.
For more info on this, check out my Ultralight ebook, and my friend Tynan has a great book called Forever Nomad.


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by TSD StaffSeahawks backup quarterback Geno Smith was front and center amid a controversy stemming from the coin flip during overtime of Monday’s game against the 49ers.
It was a bit ridiculous, however, especially when one sits down and thinks about it.
The conspiracy theorists focused on how Smith appeared to call tails, but the officials said he said heads. It was, indeed, heads, and the Seahawks started with the football.
Smith decided to join the conversation on social media Tuesday, given that the coin-flip controversy dominated sports talk. He did so with this funny tweet.
Clever.


OAST Options
A tabbed pane allows you to configure the available OAST services.
General Settings
These are options not specific to a single OAST service.
Active Scan Service
A dropdown menu that allows you to select the out-of-band service that will be used by active scan rules.
Permanent Database
Enabling the "Use Permanent Database" option will allow you to persist registered out-of-band payloads in ZAP's
permanent database. The persisted payloads will be loaded into memory and polled along with other payloads as per the
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Chris Tarrant's ex-wife 'doesn't rate' Jeremy Clarkson as quiz show host
Chris Tarrant’s ex-wife has slammed Jeremy Clarkson, saying she ‘doesn’t rate’ the former Top Gear presenter as the host of quiz show Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
Ingrid Tarrant believes that Clarkson just simply ‘hasn’t taken over’ from her former husband, who fronted the programme for 16 years from 1998-2014.
The 65 year-old was married to the TV host for 16 years too, although the couple split in 2007.
Speaking to The Mirror, the Wish You Were Here? presenter said: ‘I’ve never even seen Chris on TV since I left. I can’t bear to look at his lying eyes and the insincerity.
‘But I have seen Jeremy doing Millionaire and I don’t rate him at all. I don’t think he has successfully taken over the role.’
Well, each to their own we suppose!
Clarkson took over from Tarrant as the host of the iconic quiz show in 2018, when it was rebooted for its 20th anniversary.
Tarrant and his tenure on the programme are going to quickly come back into the spotlight, however, in a new TV drama.
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Michael Sheen will be portraying the former teacher in Quiz, which explores the scandal which saw Major Charles Ingram and wife Diana win the £1 million jackpot using illicit means.
While he was competing on the show, Charles’ friend Tecwen Whittock sat in the audience, coughing when a correct answer was mentioned until the top prize was sneakily won.
The case went to trial where Ingram, his wife and Whittock were all convicted for ‘procuring the execution of a valuable security by deception’ in 2003, and given suspended prison sentences for two years and each fined £15,000.
The Welsh actor may have been an unlikely choice to play the iconic TV presenter, but will be stepping into Chris’ shoes to tell the story of the 2001 cheating drama that rocked the country.
Honestly, we’ve been intrigued – if a little sceptical – to see how Michael would physically become Chris, but the transformation is pretty uncanny.
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MoveMemory()
Syntax
MoveMemory(*SourceMemoryID, *DestinationMemoryID, Size)Description
Copy a memory area starting from the *SourceMemoryID to the *DestinationMemoryID. Overlapping of the two memory areas is allowed.
Parameters
*SourceMemoryID The address where the bytes are copied from. *DestinationMemoryID The address where the bytes are copied to. Size The amount of bytes to copy.
Return value
None.
Remarks
This command can be slower than CopyMemory(), but it ensures that the bytes are copied correctly, even if the two memory areas overlap.
See Also
CopyMemory(), AllocateMemory(), MemorySize()
Supported OS
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class DvsUser extends Model implements UserInterface, RemindableInterface
Methods
| BelongsToMany |
groups()
Defines belongs to many Group |
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| mixed |
getAuthIdentifier()
Get the unique identifier for the user. |
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| string |
getAuthPassword()
Get the password for the user. |
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| string |
getReminderEmail()
Get the e-mail address where password reminders are sent. |
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| string |
getActivateCode()
Get activation code and |
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isActivated()
Checks if user is activated |
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checkPassword(string $password)
Checks the password submitted matches db value |
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| boolean |
checkHash(string $string, string $hashedString)
Checks the password submitted matches db value |
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getRememberToken()
Get the token value for the "remember me" session. |
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setRememberToken(string $value)
Set the token value for the "remember me" session. |
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getRememberTokenName()
Get the column name for the "remember me" token. |
Details
at line 18
public BelongsToMany
groups()
Defines belongs to many Group
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public mixed
getAuthIdentifier()
Get the unique identifier for the user.
at line 38
public string
getAuthPassword()
Get the password for the user.
at line 48
public string
getReminderEmail()
Get the e-mail address where password reminders are sent.
at line 58
public string
getActivateCode()
Get activation code and
at line 68
public boolean
isActivated()
Checks if user is activated
at line 79
public boolean
checkPassword(string $password)
Checks the password submitted matches db value
at line 91
public boolean
checkHash(string $string, string $hashedString)
Checks the password submitted matches db value
at line 101
public string
getRememberToken()
Get the token value for the "remember me" session.
at line 112
public void
setRememberToken(string $value)
Set the token value for the "remember me" session.
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public string
getRememberTokenName()
Get the column name for the "remember me" token.


Apache TomEE 1.5.0 Release Notes
Upgrades
New Features
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TOMEE-347 Allow switching datasource connection pool
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TOMEE-331 Optimized scanning via exclusions.list in WEB-INF allows
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TOMEE-266 Internal EJBs can be secured
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TOMEE-264 Filter APIs we already provide if they are in a webapp
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TOMEE-399 Expose Quartz through JMX
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TOMEE-259 Mojarra integration
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TOMEE-250 Element <Service> for declaring services generically in the tomee.xml
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TOMEE-386 Support for META-INF/module.properties file and overriding
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TOMEE-387 Support for META-INF/application.properties file and overriding
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TOMEE-280 Deploy-time JPA Enhancement
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TOMEE-187 New TomEE JAX-RS Distribution
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TOMEE-377 Configuration of CXF Bus
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TOMEE-421 JMX management of DataSources
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OPENEJB-1228 ShrinkWrap Deployment Support
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OPENEJB-1899 Mockito integration
Improvements
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TOMEE-235 ability to provide a custom server.xml using arquillian adapters
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TOMEE-194 managing pathparam at class level
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TOMEE-346 providing log4j in a webapp needs to set openejb.skip.log4j=false
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TOMEE-191 can’t use DataSourceRealm with a DataSource defined in tomee.xml
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TOMEE-348 propagate all cxf endpoint properties to the SOAP endpoint
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TOMEE-190 Duplicate Libraries in distribution
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TOMEE-146 Trim unused code
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TOMEE-241 close webappclasslaoder after undeployment
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TOMEE-336 ability to skip dbcp pool for @DataSourceDefinition
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TOMEE-130 Improve openejb webapp console to match current site look and feel
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TOMEE-230 tomee.sh uses old lib folder
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TOMEE-332 yank tomee version from arquillian adapter config and use LATEST
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TOMEE-330 more relevant error message when using tomee < tomee+ and webservice injection are done
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TOMEE-269 use a maven specific logger when running tomee:run from tomee maven plugin
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TOMEE-328 Re organise Arquillian sub modules versionning
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TOMEE-4 Example demonstrating Arquillian Adapter
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TOMEE-262 since TOMEE-261 is done we can check the needed JtaPlatform for hibernate is in the webapp
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TOMEE-260 Validate: REST Service has no non-public resources
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TOMEE-398 Unified Executor configuration options (@Asynchronous, @Timeout)
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TOMEE-397 META-INF/resources.xml always needs qualified names
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TOMEE-391 config for retry attemps on timer methods
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TOMEE-252 engine name needs to be Catalina
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TOMEE-253 updatechecker doesn’t handle tomee version properly
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TOMEE-382 configuration for asynch task pool
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TOMEE-385 Complete application properties scoping
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TOMEE-205 Create the skeleton of the new Tomee UI
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TOMEE-208 add servlets to httpcontext (arquillian adapters)
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TOMEE-204 Don’t fail app deployment if a TLD class cannot be loaded
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TOMEE-203 Ensure all tomee-* jars and archives use the TomEE version number
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TOMEE-406 Support Duration syntax in all known time related properties
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TOMEE-282 logging tomee is downloaded from arquillian adapter
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TOMEE-402 ScriptLoginModule
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TOMEE-281 ignore endorsed lib for java 7
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TOMEE-184 using cxf (and not our repackaged version)
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TOMEE-183 Optimize Arquillian Adapter by avoiding intermediate jar creation
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TOMEE-189 EAR and CDI is not well integrated
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TOMEE-372 don’t load webapp enrichment classes directly from system classloader even if available
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TOMEE-374 Embedded TomEE use same defaults as Embedded OpenEJB
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TOMEE-41 Overzealous class scanning
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TOMEE-274 allowing the user to override the folder where retrieved tomee are cache in arquillian adapters (by default m2 repo is not used to avoid to corrupt it)
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TOMEE-277 better model to be able to filter cdi beans
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TOMEE-276 allow to define the same interceptor/decorator/alternative in multiple beans.xml
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TOMEE-270 don’t stop deployment during deployment if a noclassdeffound if thrown on a field
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TOMEE-273 solder @Requires doesn’t work
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TOMEE-171 TomEE automatically directs embedded (@DataSourceDefinition) h2 datasource to hsqldb
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TOMEE-279 using tomcat default host instead of hardcoded "localhost"
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TOMEE-278 AnnotatedType can be null so dont put it in a map
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TOMEE-220 revisit runnable tomee-embedded cli
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TOMEE-361 skip JSF startup even if our internal faces-config.xml is found (but no more)
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TOMEE-224 Create Servlet that loads the "JNDI" panel data
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TOMEE-418 ability to use fast session generation for dev environment in arquillian adapters (remote) + tomee mvn plugin
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TOMEE-225 Create Servlet that loads the "Saved Objects" panel data
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TOMEE-368 better handling of myfaces container listener
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TOMEE-369 be sure to not exclude too much in tempclassloader (in particular with myfaces)
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TOMEE-366 delete temp file in arquillian tomee adapter even if deployer lookup fail
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TOMEE-367 create webapp classloader even for embedded deployment
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TOMEE-427 Shortcurt to debug with tomee maven plugin
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TOMEE-23 Ignore .DS_Store files when deploying in Tomcat
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TOMEE-350 allow to customize TempClassLoader force skip/load with multiple packages
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TOMEE-359 taking into account filtering even for fragments
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TOMEE-213 close webappclassloader after undeployment and not in its middle
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TOMEE-219 Make jaxrs services managed by cdi when possible
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TOMEE-358 activating back MyFacesContainerInitializer and adding StartupServletContextListener by default
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TOMEE-417 ability to provide jaxrs providers, interceptors in the webapp
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TOMEE-414 support to provide slf4j in the application
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TOMEE-415 use by default openejb classloader to create quartz scheduler
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OPENEJB-1900 @LocalBean package and friendly scoped methods
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OPENEJB-1901 @LocalClient doesn’t work with EJBContainer
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OPENEJB-1853 expose basicdatasource writable config through jmx
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OPENEJB-1791 managing a conf.d folder as under unix for services
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OPENEJB-1843 support @before @after @beforeclass @afterclass in embedded arquillian adapter (classloader is not correct so "BeanManagerProvider" can’t work)
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OPENEJB-1795 support @Inject for synamic EJB (interface only)
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OPENEJB-1845 look in web-inf/classes/meta-inf for persistence.xml for embedded arquillian adapter and check classloaderasset get a better root url
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OPENEJB-1863 no need to create a thread we are waiting to create an entitymanagerfactory
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OPENEJB-1864 remove openejb-javaagent from openejb-core test since it is not mandatory and buggy (due to openjpa-javaagen) with java 7
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OPENEJB-1576 Example: CDI Decorators
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OPENEJB-1860 openejb.descriptors.output logging and functional improvements
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OPENEJB-1858 be more tolerant on the tx manager type for managedconnection factory
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OPENEJB-1823 allow to undeploy resources linked to an app with the app undeployment
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OPENEJB-1420 Classloading issue in OSGI
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OPENEJB-1840 managing request/session scopes in standalone
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OPENEJB-1734 Shell to query and invoke EJBs through commands interactively
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OPENEJB-1117 ServiceManager does not work in OSGi environment
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OPENEJB-1889 when an EJB implements too many interfaces it fails with the message "TODO"
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OPENEJB-1887 <ServiceProvider> inheritance to reduce redundant config in service-jar.xml files
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OPENEJB-1888 add a way to hide log messages which are not relevant for openejb/tomee
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OPENEJB-1896 Slightly reduce memory footprint of EJBs
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OPENEJB-1892 embedded logging format is not applied to OpenJPA
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OPENEJB-1891 get duration time of the query when logging sql
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OPENEJB-1890 make openejb embedded arquillian adapter working with shrinkwrap maven and libraries which are not on classpath
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OPENEJB-1761 improve default JUL logging
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OPENEJB-1763 Allow EjbModule to be returned as a part of in-class configuration in ApplicationComposer (@Module)
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OPENEJB-1271 Add pofiles to allow JPA provider to be changed
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OPENEJB-1867 ability to configure the default job scheduler
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OPENEJB-1277 RemoteInitialContextFactory .close() method to logout
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OPENEJB-1868 allow to set a ejbtimerservice by ejb
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OPENEJB-1865 add lib folder to classpath in openejb standalone like in tomee
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OPENEJB-1866 add openejb-jpa-integration to ear libs
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OPENEJB-1871 don’t use webbeanslogger
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OPENEJB-1870 allow to provide server event listener in apps
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OPENEJB-1875 New LoginModule based on ServiceProvider
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OPENEJB-1874 remove openejb-jsf
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OPENEJB-1872 refactor a bit the way we hide internal beans (Comp) since now we have the structure to do it
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OPENEJB-1877 refactor datasourcefactory and jdbc package to split it in subpackages for consistency
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OPENEJB-1878 ability to create an entitymanager at startup
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OPENEJB-1881 Multipoint "broadcast" attribute
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OPENEJB-1883 rewrite ScopeHelper to use ContextsService
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OPENEJB-1780 Application relative EJB WebService addresses
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OPENEJB-1850 groovy jpa test
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OPENEJB-1851 groovy spock sample
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OPENEJB-1849 adding groovy cdi sample
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OPENEJB-1841 basic console colors
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OPENEJB-1897 easy way to mock beans injections
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OPENEJB-1772 maven plugin to be able to dump info tree and avoid to create it when starting the app
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OPENEJB-1514 Example: @Schedule Methods
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OPENEJB-1649 Arquillian Tests
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OWB-695 Cause missing in AnnotationDB$CrossReferenceException
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OWB-704 use method filter in javassist proxies instead of "manual" filtering
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OWB-702 Add serialization unit tests to openwebbeans-web to catch future regressions
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OWB-701 Support ASM for Bean Proxies
Bugs
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TOMEE-12 org.apache.openejb.config.AnnotationDeployer throws InstantiationException on com.sun.jersey.api.core.ApplicationAdapter
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TOMEE-193 soap webservices are now deployed by default in the webapp context but what if the webservice is not in a webapp?
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TOMEE-199 tomcat deployer doesnt work well for cdi apps
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TOMEE-197 When running TomEE embedded in Eclipse jsp files do not hot deploy
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TOMEE-10 JNDI Browser in the openejb.war does not show @LocalBean views as EJBs
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TOMEE-198 JAX-RS and JAX-WS does not work when together in a single application
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TOMEE-345 make EjbTimerServiceImpl serializable
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TOMEE-141 when using OpenEJBListener with dropinwar approach we should try to fnid the war of the webapp too...
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TOMEE-249 NPE on DatatypeConverter
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TOMEE-349 ability to use redeploy from tomcat
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TOMEE-242 @ManagedBean for rest services
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TOMEE-240 wrap tomcat realm in tomeerealm to manage request.login even in a single request
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TOMEE-339 @Context Providers is not supported
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TOMEE-237 New gui is broken in IE
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TOMEE-434 when using DeployerEjb the JNDI tree is the DeployerEjb one and not the deployed app one
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TOMEE-267 Default 'type' ignored in
and related elements</li> -
TOMEE-395 TomEEDataSourceCreator.ContantHashCodeHandler will change the Exception throwed by the original method
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TOMEE-392 EJB properties overriding from system.properties, application.properties or module.properties
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TOMEE-394 pojo webservice undeployment doesn’t clean eveything -> it prevents redeployment
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TOMEE-258 pojo webservices doesnt get injections
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TOMEE-383 pojo @WebService deployment without sei fails (NPE)
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TOMEE-200 CDI injections in Pojo JAXRS webservices can lead to memory leak
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TOMEE-380 tomeeshutdownport is not respected by tomee maven plugin
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TOMEE-388 Use case "Faces Request Generates Non-Faces Response" locks conversation forever (-> BusyConversationException)
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TOMEE-207 postcontruct is called before injections in pojo rest services
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TOMEE-389 quartz prevent tomee to shutdown properly
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TOMEE-403 jaxrs subresource are not working
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TOMEE-401 don’t filter http method (PATCH was not valid in rest for instance)
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TOMEE-185 JAXB context can’t be created from package
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TOMEE-362 service MBeans are not unregistered
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TOMEE-360 NPE in BeanManagerImpl scope is null
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TOMEE-222 LocalBean can’t be serializable
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TOMEE-221 IllegalArgumentException: Class 'java.lang.Object' is not annotated with Path
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TOMEE-419 JAR/WAR module-name not used
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TOMEE-422 JAXRS @Context for HttpServletResponse and ServletConfig
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TOMEE-424 [JAXRS] Custom @Context not supported
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TOMEE-211 tomee:start command (tomee maven plugin) stay up while tomee is up
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TOMEE-409 JAXRS @Context for HttpServletRequest and ServletRequest
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TOMEE-212 calling request.login() and ejbcontext.getCallerPrincipal() in the same request is not consistent
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TOMEE-407 JavaMail javax.mail.Session resources do not work with authentication
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TOMEE-218 RESOURCE_LOCAL entitymanager shouldn’t be injected
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TOMEE-217 log4j integration issue
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TOMEE-216 Changes to InjectionTarget in ProcessInjectionTarget event ignored
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TOMEE-410 web.xml validation rejects load-on-startup values having extraneous white spaces
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TOMEE-411 Accept spaces in load-on-startup
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TOMEE-154 Deployment fails in ear when injections are done between ejbmodule and webmodule (classloading exception because the webapp classloader is known later)
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OPENEJB-1848 Multipoint Automatic Reconnect fails in some situations
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OPENEJB-1847 When deploying two ear files in openejb only the first one gets deployed correctly
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OPENEJB-1844 annotatedtype are not usable from processAnnotatedType if not already processed
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OPENEJB-1720 NPE at at org.apache.openejb.util.AnnotationFinder
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OPENEJB-1862 boolean type re not well managed in org.apache.openejb.config.AnnotationDeployer.DiscoverAnnotatedBeans#process
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OPENEJB-1855 LinkageError on Mac OS with "sun/security/pkcs11/SunPKCS11"
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OPENEJB-1717 When openejb-osgi bundle is restarted, we get an exception (ServiceManager is already initialized)
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OPENEJB-1727 couldn’t start owb context
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OPENEJB-958 logging.properties: DOS line ends and category instead of logger
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OPENEJB-1728 Karaf is blocked
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OPENEJB-1382 Provide interceptor/thread based context for OWB rather than classloader based context
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OPENEJB-1698 EntityBean conflict when a persistent property exists called "deleted"
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OPENEJB-1603 InitialContext instantiation fails with ERROR - CDI Beans module deployment failed
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OPENEJB-1551 ejb-jar.xml should be optional.
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OPENEJB-1837 WebBeansLogger uses java.util.logging directly and doesn’t obey system property openejb.log.factory
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OPENEJB-967 NullPointerException during injection into a POJO webservice
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OPENEJB-1397 After upgrade to 3.1.3 web services fail with exception
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OPENEJB-1643 @Dispose not called
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OPENEJB-1438 Wrong jar required for remote client in docs
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OPENEJB-1893 @LocalBean references did not survive passivation
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OPENEJB-1595 [BUILD FAILED]Compilation error occurs while building openejb trunk
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OPENEJB-1126 SAAJ-related test cases no longer work with IBM’s SDK
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OPENEJB-1876 <ejb-jar id="foo"> id ignored when ejb-jar contains no child elements
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OPENEJB-1879 usage of OWBInjector shall be reworked
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OPENEJB-1882 this can’t be use in localbeans constructor
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OPENEJB-1648 persistence.xml files in WEB-INF/classes/META-INF/ incorrect root url
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OPENEJB-1884 EJBContainer.createEJBContainer(); doesn’t register the WebBeansContext correctly
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OPENEJB-1886 statsinterceptor should be added before starting the timer if necessary
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OWB-709 webbeans-tomcat6 must honour WEB-INF/classes/META-INF/beans.xml
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OWB-694 Misleading exception message "Wrong termination object"
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OWB-708 PrincipalBean doesnt get found
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OWB-670 ProcessInjectionTarget event fired a bit late
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OWB-707 tomcat-sample and tomcat7-sample are just broken.
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OWB-703 getBeans cache key algorithm must be unique
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OWB-650 ContextFactory#destroy*Context have to reset the proxy cache
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OWB-559 Method-Injection for methods with more than one parameter fails with OWBInjector
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OWB-699 Passivation leads to NPE
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OWB-698 InjectableBeanManager not serializable
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OWB-697 Non-Static Loggers leads to NonSerizializableException
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OWB-696 check for unproxyable API types should get moved to the validateBeans phase </ul>
Tasks & Sub-Tasks
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TOMEE-342 webservice with configured deployment url example
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TOMEE-335 Create a new JIRA saying: checking and closing JIRAs
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TOMEE-129 Tweak TCK setup for JAX-RS tests
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TOMEE-371 add an arquillian test using hibernate
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TOMEE-275 review OWB integration to see if some stuff should be pushed to OWB
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TOMEE-272 add notice for jaxrs tomee distribution
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OPENEJB-1688 Build the Arquillian adapters as part of the main OpenEJB build
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OPENEJB-1687 Consolidate tests and run against all Arquillian adapter
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OPENEJB-1861 remove OWB JMSManager usage from OpenEJB
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OPENEJB-1859 cucumber-jvm example
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OPENEJB-1857 Example using cdi-query
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OPENEJB-1895 Refactored @Asynchronous support
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OPENEJB-1869 server event example
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OPENEJB-1873 Upgrade to OpenWebBeans-1.1.5
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OPENEJB-1885 Simplify EJB proxy code
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OPENEJB-1614 Example: @Produces and @Disposes within a @RequestScoped context
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OPENEJB-1406 Example: Lookup of EJBs
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OPENEJB-1407 Example: Lookup of EJBs with descriptor
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OPENEJB-1606 Example: CDI @Decorator and @Delegate
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OPENEJB-361 Example: Bean-Managed Transactions
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OPENEJB-352 Example: Stateful Bean with Callbacks
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OPENEJB-351 Example: Stateless Bean with Callbacks
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OPENEJB-1653 Arquillian: JSF Managed Bean Tests


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Hillshading
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| 072:007 Khan | : |
'And they thought as you thought, that Allah will not send any Messenger (to mankind or jinns). |
| 072:007 Maulana | : |
And they thought, as you think that Allah would not raise anyone: |
| 072:007 Pickthal | : |
And indeed they supposed, even as ye suppose, that Allah would not raise anyone (from the dead) - |
| 072:007 Rashad | : |
" 'They thought, just like you thought, that GOD would not send another (messenger). |
| 072:007 Sarwar | : |
Those people thought, like you, that God would never send down a Messenger. |
| 072:007 Shakir | : |
And that they thought as you think, that Allah would not raise anyone: |
| 072:007 Sherali | : |
'And, indeed, they thought, even as you think that ALLAH would never raise any Messenger, |
| 072:007 Yusufali | : |
'And they (came to) think as ye thought, that Allah would not raise up any one (to Judgment). |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الملحدون المنكرون ليوم البعث Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Apostates Who Denies the Resurrection الإيمان > الغيب > الجن Faith> The Unseen World> The Jinn الإيمان > اليوم الآخر > البعث Faith> The Hereafter> The Resurrection
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HPG, Grab to make roads safer
by Alfred P. DalizonTHE Philippine National Police Highway Patrol Group headed by Brigadier General Dionardo B. Carlos and Grab Philippines yesterday agreed to further intensify their partnership to transform Metro Manila’s major thoroughfares and other roads specifically EDSA a much safer place for the public this coming Yuletide season.
Carlos said that the PNP will provide Grab partner-drivers lectures that will equip them with knowledge on how to avoid falling prey to road thieves and other con artists.
The PNP-HPG is embarking on a massive program to arrest incidents of motorcycle and motor vehicle theft in the country specifically those being perpetrated by members of ‘Rent Sangla, Rent Tangay’ syndicates in Metro Manila and the rest of the country.


Armed robbers smash into cash-in-transit van on Pretoria N1, escape with money
A cash-in-transit van was attacked by three gunmen on the N1 in Pretoria on Friday, officials have confirmed.
by News24 WireCash in transit vehicles parked at Beyers Naude Square in Johannesburg, 12 June 2018. Picture: Nigel Sibanda
National police spokesperson Colonel Brenda Muridili said the vehicle was hit at about 10:00 on Friday while travelling on the N1 north near the Hammanskraal off-ramp.
“A vehicle allegedly drove into the armoured vehicle and the impact caused the AV to roll,” said Muridili.
“Another vehicle, an SUV, also came from the same direction and stopped at the scene. Three suspects, all armed with rifles, got out of their car and approached the AV. The suspects allegedly used explosives to bomb the AV and fled the scene with an undisclosed amount of money.
“The guards were all taken to hospital for the injuries sustained when their vehicle rolled.”
On Friday morning, security company SBV services confirmed that one of its vans had been hit in the heist.
According to an SBV statement, their teams were currently investigating the incident and would communicate relevant information as soon as it became available.
“SBV’s risk and compliance team is working closely with the [police] to investigate the incident,” read the statement.
 SBV does not tolerate any violence, crime and threats to our human lives. We will tirelessly persist in our efforts to mitigate cash-in-transit (CIT) crime and together with the authorities and the CIT industry, we will ensure that the perpetrators involved in CIT attacks are brought to justice.”
Members of the public with any information on the incident have been urged to contact SBV’s Early Warning Robbery Hotline.
“This line is active 24/7 and members of the public may contact<PHONE_NUMBER> to provide information to SBV’s investigations team. All callers can be assured that confidentiality is maintained.”


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Guo Minghao: Apple's next Watch will have higher waterproof and stronger performance - Gizchina.com
by Efe UdinGuo Minghao: Apple’s next Watch will have higher waterproof and stronger performance
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Popular Apple analyst, Guo Minghao, released his latest research report regarding Apple’s next-generation watch. The report shows that the new Apple Watch will have better waterproof performance, Wi-Fi and cellular transmission capabilities. In addition, its overall performance will improve.
Guo Minghao said that all of the improvements in the new Apple Watch are due to the use of better LCP boards. Dongshan Precision, Avary Holding and Flexium Interconnect will supply the LCP boards.
With reference to Apple’s Watch upgrade, the new Apple Watch Series 6 should adopt a stronger Apple S-series chip. This chip will also bring performance improvements. As for waterproofing, users can wear them for swimming or showering. This feature has already been available since Apple Watch Series 2. However, the Apple Watch Series 6 will have better waterproof proof performance probably usable at greater water depths. It will work perfectly for diving or water skiing – these are events with stronger water pressure.
The Apple Watch Series 6 will come with sleep tracking and a MicroLED display as revealed by previous speculations. Finally, this watch will arrive next year. What do you think about the Apple Watch Series 6? Are the improvements enough? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.


Place the black box on the position of NICE_NUMBER
on the number line!
init({
scale: [ 80, 40 ],
range: [ [-0.2, 8 ], [-1, 1] ]
});
var start = -3;
var end = 3;
var originX = 0;
var x = NUMBER;
numberLine( start, end );
style({ stroke: "#6495ED", fill: "#6495ED" });
style({ stroke: "#FFA500", fill: "#FFA500", strokeWidth: 3.5, arrows: "->" });
var already = [];
NICE_NUMBER
is equal to REDUCED_NUMBER
Because REDUCED_NUMBER
is positivenegative we go rightleft from 0
REDUCED_NUMBER
is fraction( parseInt( SIGN + ( NOMINATOR - ( DENOMINATOR * floor( abs( NUMBER) ) ) ), 10 ) , DENOMINATOR, true, true )
away from floor( abs( NUMBER ) ) * NUMBER/abs( NUMBER )
Therefore REDUCED_NUMBER
is between floor( NUMBER ) and ceil( NUMBER )
If we zoom in to that portion of the number line:
init({
scale: [ 640, 40 ],
range: [ [-0.007, 1.1 ], [-1, 1] ]
});
var start = floor( NUMBER ) - 0.001;
var end = ceil( NUMBER ) + 0.001;
var originX = 0;
var x = NUMBER;
numberLine( start, end, 1 / reduce( NOMINATOR, DENOMINATOR)[1], 0 ,0, reduce( NOMINATOR, DENOMINATOR )[1] );
style({ stroke: "#6495ED", fill: "#6495ED" });
style({ stroke: "#FFA500", fill: "#FFA500", strokeWidth: 3.5 });
var already = [];
for( i = 0; i != WRONGS.length; i++ ){
if( WRONGS[ i ] >= start && WRONGS[ i ] <= end ){
ellipse( [ WRONGS[ i ] - start, 0 ], [ 0.01, 0.12 ] );
label( [WRONGS[ i ] - start, 0 ], POSS_ANSWER[ i ] , "above", { labelDistance: 5 } );
}
}


11 minutes
Set up the same terminal regardless your OS - and more
Introduction
Throughout my career I have used Windows, Linux, Mac and Windows again, and each year that passes I discover myself using the terminal more and more. Most of my work is done there, except when doing some heavy coding. Therefore I believe it is important to have the same flow no matter which operative system is in use in order not to lose productivity.
Back when using Windows, the WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) did not exist, and therefore the portability between Unix and Windows was unthinkable. Now with WSL, one is able to install brew
and manage all of the non-GUI related programs in the same way that on Mac and Linux.
This guide is very opinionated towards what my flow is, however, you can pick and choose what you prefer. There are some sections that are only Windows or Mac related so do the ones that are applicable to your operative system.
[Windows] Enable WSL
As mentioned before, enabling the Linux sub-system is the starting point for Windows.
- Open a cmd terminal as administrator and execute:
wsl --install
. - After logging in, execute:
sudo apt update; sudo apt upgrade
.
A reboot might be needed after the 1st or 2nd step. When that is done, open the Windows Terminal, you can download it from the microsoft store if you don’t have it, and set up Ubuntu as your default profile from the preferences menu.
From now on, every time you have to execute a command you will do it on the Windows Terminal with the Ubuntu profile, unless the guide says otherwise. The Ubuntu profile will also be later configured in Visual Studio Code as the default terminal.
Fonts
The terminal tooling, that is going to be installed later, requires quite a lot of support for font icons such as folders, home, branches, etc; therefore a complete font is needed. Download and install CaskaydiaCove NF.
Homebrew
Brew is the preferred package manager on Mac and it also works on Ubuntu, meaning it also works on WSL. Install Homebrew by executing the following command either on the Windows Terminal or the default terminal on Mac / Linux.
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"
After installing it, you will notice a suggestion message to execute two commands, these contain path related information, so be sure to copy paste from your terminal. In my case they looked like this:
echo 'eval "$(/home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/bin/brew shellenv)"' >> /home/pabmo/.profile
eval "$(/home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/bin/brew shellenv)"
ZSH, jump and OhMyPosh
OhMyPosh is a modern replacement for oh-my-zsh
or oh-my-fish
. It is built in Go and the configuration is described in a json file which is very understandable and portable. Create one you like, use it for all your environments, share it with your friends and community!
Jump
, installed in the 5th step, allows one to jump from directory to directory; in other words, if you visit the path user/documents/devandchill
you can later jump from any other directory to the mentioned one executing j devand
and so.
Execute in order:
brew install zsh
.- Follow instructions (if any) to make zsh default shell instead of bash.
brew install zsh-completions
.brew install zsh-syntax-highlighting
.- Save the path that brew reports after installing the syntax highlighting.
brew install jump
.brew tap jandedobbeleer/oh-my-posh && brew install oh-my-posh
.
In your terminal create the file ~/.zshrc
if it does not yet exists and add the contents below. Feel free to remove the parts annotated with ## OPTIONAL
.
## MAKE HISTORY TO BE PRESERVED FOR SEARCH
HISTFILE=~/.zsh_history
HISTSIZE=10000
SAVEHIST=10000
setopt appendhistory
## UP AND DOWN SEARCH HISTORY BEGINNING WITH BUFFERED WORD
## https://superuser.com/a/418299
bindkey '\e[A' history-beginning-search-backward
bindkey '\e[B' history-beginning-search-forward
## OPTIONAL: ALIASES
alias kb='kubectl'
alias git='LANG=en_GB git'
alias dcd='docker compose down -v --remove-orphans'
alias dcu='docker compose pull; docker compose up -d'
alias me='eval $(minikube -p minikube docker-env)'
alias uuid='uuidgen | tr '\''[:upper:]'\'' '\''[:lower:]'\'' | tee /dev/stderr | pbcopy'
alias gorun='env $(cat local.env) go run cmd/main.go'
alias gotest='env $(cat local.env) go test -v -tags=integration --count=1 ./...'
## EXPORTS
export GPG_TTY=$(tty)
## OPTIONAL: EXPORTS - MAY NEED DIRECTORY MODIFICATIONS
export GOPATH=$HOME/go
export DOTNET_HOME=/usr/local/share/dotnet/dotnet
export PATH=$PATH:$GOPATH/bin:$DOTNET_HOME/bin
## ZSH COMPLETIONS
if type brew &>/dev/null; then
FPATH=$(brew --prefix)/share/zsh-completions:$FPATH
autoload -Uz compinit
compinit
fi
## OPTIONAL: .NET COMPLETIONS
_dotnet_zsh_complete()
{
local completions=("$(dotnet complete "$words")")
reply=( "${(ps:\n:)completions}" )
}
compctl -K _dotnet_zsh_complete dotnet
## OPTIONAL: KUBERNETES AUTOCOMPLETE
source <(kubectl completion zsh)
## ENABLE JUMP
eval "$(jump shell)"
## OH MY POSH
eval "$(oh-my-posh --init --shell zsh --config '~/ohmyposhv3.json')"
## SYNTAX HIGHLIGHT - GOES AT THE END
## USE THE PATH SAVED FROM THE 4TH STEP
source /usr/local/share/zsh-syntax-highlighting/zsh-syntax-highlighting.zsh
As you can see on the OhMyPosh line, the configuration is being loaded from the specified path: --config '~/ohmyposhv3.json'
. Adjust that if you want, and in the path chosen create the following json file:
{
"$schema": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JanDeDobbeleer/oh-my-posh/main/themes/schema.json",
"blocks": [
{
"type": "prompt",
"alignment": "left",
"segments": [
{
"type": "session",
"style": "diamond",
"leading_diamond": "\uE0B6",
"trailing_diamond": "",
"background": "#100e23",
"foreground": "#ffffff",
"properties": {
"template": "{{ .UserName }}"
}
},
{
"type": "kubectl",
"style": "powerline",
"powerline_symbol": "\uE0B0",
"foreground": "#000000",
"background": "#ffffff",
"properties": {
"template": "{{.Context}} {{.Namespace}}"
}
},
{
"type": "path",
"style": "powerline",
"powerline_symbol": "\uE0B0",
"foreground": "#100e23",
"background": "#91ddff",
"properties": {
"home_icon": "\uF7DB",
"folder_icon": "\uF115",
"folder_separator_icon": " \uE0B1 ",
"style": "mixed"
}
},
{
"type": "git",
"style": "powerline",
"powerline_symbol": "\uE0B0",
"foreground": "#193549",
"background_templates": [
"{{ if .Working.Changed }}#fffb38{{ else }}#95ffa4{{ end }}"
],
"properties": {
"branch_icon": "\ue725",
"fetch_status": true,
"fetch_upstream_icon": true,
"template": "{{ .UpstreamIcon }}{{ .HEAD }}{{ .BranchStatus }}{{ if .Working.Changed }} \uF044 {{ .Working.String }}{{ end }}{{ if and (.Working.Changed) (.Staging.Changed) }} |{{ end }}{{ if .Staging.Changed }}\uF046 {{ .Staging.String }}{{ end }}"
}
},
{
"type": "exit",
"style": "powerline",
"powerline_symbol": "\uE0B0",
"foreground": "#ffffff",
"background": "#ff8080",
"properties": {
"template": "{{ .Text }}"
}
}
]
}
],
"final_space": true
}
[Windows] Windows Terminal
So far, the default profile is configured to be Ubuntu, now you need to configure the font and the font size for that profile. The font should be the previously installed: CaskaydiaCove NF
and the size is up to you (but I don’t see much anymore so I use 18px
).
You can further customize the theme of the terminal so the background might be transparent, dark, etc.
[Mac] Iterm2
The default MacOS terminal does not support background colors for the segments defined on the OhMyPosh json file. Download iTerm2
instead and enjoy of vertical and horizontal splits as well of other useful features. You can install it with brew install --cask iterm2
.
When you have finished the installation, configure the font to be CaskaydiaCove NF
and the font size you want. For this, go to preferences (cmd + ,
), profiles, default, text.
In order to make option + ->
and option + <-
go one word forward and backwards you need to follow the instructions here.
Kubernetes segment
The OhMyPosh json contains a segment for displaying the current Kubernetes cluster:
{
"type": "kubectl",
"style": "powerline",
"powerline_symbol": "\uE0B0",
"foreground": "#000000",
"background": "#ffffff",
"properties": {
"template": "{{.Context}} {{.Namespace}}"
}
},
In case there is no ~/.kube/config
file created it will just avoid the segment. If you use Kubernetes you have to install the command line to make this work, execute: brew install kubernetes-cli
.
Git segment
The OhMyPosh json also contains a git
segment. In case you are not sure if it is installed, execute: brew install git
.
[Windows] Installing git on Windows
The git
command line installed for WSL is not visible for Windows. This needs to be fixed as OhMyPosh is trying to use the git.exe
. To solve this, open a cmd terminal and execute: winget install -e --id Git.Git
.
This is just for display purposes, as all the commits you are going to do with the terminal are going to go through the WSL one.
Done!
After finishing with the step above your terminal should be working correctly with the format displaying correctly as well.
You can stop reading now that your terminal is working, or continue reading for:
- Sign git commits.
- Configure Visual Studio Code.
- Useful non-GUI applications
- Useful GUI applications.
Sign git commits
Regardless of your operative system, you can customize your global git configuration and enable signed commits . Follow the steps:
- Execute
brew install gnupg
. - If you are on Mac, execute also:
brew install pinentry-mac
.
You can now follow the steps described here for generating a GPG key and adding it to Github.
In your terminal, create the file ~/.gitconfig
. Here you can add your basic git user data and your GPG key ID, indicating that you always want to sign your commits:
[user]
name = Pablo Morelli
email =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>signingKey = <SOME-KEY-ID>
[gpg]
program = gpg
[commit]
gpgsign = true
[credential]
helper = store
You can also create the file ~/.gnupg/gpg-agent.conf
to add customizations like avoiding the gpg agent to ask you for your GPG passphrase every time you commit with default-cache-ttl 3600
.
Configure Visual Studio Code
Visual studio code is the default text editor and programming IDE for most of the developers nowadays. The way it allows one to configure both settings and keyboard shortcuts as a JSON makes it possible for developers to port configuration from a machine to other.
- MacOS: Execute:
brew install --cask visual-studio-code
. - Windows: On a cmd terminal, execute:
winget install -e --id Microsoft.VisualStudioCode
.
Settings
Open VSCode and access the command pallette either with Cmd + Shift + P
or Control + Shift + P
. Write Open Settings (JSON)
and replace the json with the following:
{
"search.useIgnoreFiles": false,
"terminal.integrated.defaultProfile.osx": "zsh",
"terminal.integrated.defaultProfile.windows": "Ubuntu (WSL)",
"terminal.integrated.fontFamily": "CaskaydiaCove NF",
"terminal.integrated.fontSize": 18,
"terminal.integrated.copyOnSelection": true,
"files.trimTrailingWhitespace": true,
"files.insertFinalNewline": true,
"files.trimFinalNewlines": true,
"editor.fontLigatures": true,
"editor.fontSize": 18,
"editor.fontFamily": "CaskaydiaCove NF",
"editor.formatOnSave": true,
"diffEditor.ignoreTrimWhitespace": false,
"explorer.confirmDelete": false,
"go.formatTool": "goimports",
"go.useLanguageServer": true,
"go.toolsManagement.autoUpdate": true,
"go.lintTool": "golangci-lint",
"go.buildTags": "integration",
"workbench.iconTheme": "material-icon-theme",
"extensions.ignoreRecommendations": false,
"window.zoomLevel": 1,
"security.workspace.trust.untrustedFiles": "open",
"liveshare.presence": true,
"go.testEnvFile": "${workspaceFolder}/local.env"
}
Both terminal.integrated.defaultProfile.osx
and terminal.integrated.defaultProfile.windows
can coexist, but remove the one that does not apply to your environment if you don’t like having both.
Feel free to remove workbench.iconTheme
if you do not wish to install the Material Icon Theme extension described on the section below, and same for the liveshare.presence
in case you do not wish to install it either.
The terminal.integrated.fontFamily
should be the CaskaydiaCove NF
as configured on iTerm2 / Windows Terminal; but feel free to change your editor.fontFamily
as you see fit. Also feel free to change the font size on both parts.
All the go.*
settings might not be needed for you if you don’t plan using Go, so you can remove them.
Keyboard shortcuts
This is very opinionated, but I am used to two things:
- Going back to a previous tab using
cmd/ctrl + -
, instead of zooming out a window. - Getting the autocomplete suggestions to prompt when I press
cmd/ctrl + enter
instead of space.
Open the command pallette once again and write Open Keyboard Shortcuts (JSON)
, replace the json with the one shown below. If you are using Windows replace cmd
with ctrl
.
[
{
"key": "cmd+-",
"command": "workbench.action.navigateBack"
},
{
"key": "cmd+[Enter]",
"command": "editor.action.quickFix",
"when": "editorHasCodeActionsProvider && editorTextFocus && !editorReadonly"
},
]
Extensions
Go to the extensions tab and add Material Icon Theme
and Live Share
. Optionally, you can find below other extensions I use:
- C#: Lint and syntax support.
- C# Extensions: Useful right click actions such as create class, etc.
- Code Spell Checker: Good for not native english speakers.
- Diff: Shows the difference between two files.
- Go: Lint and syntax support.
- HashiCorp Terraform: Lint and syntax support.
- String Manipulation: Provides functionality like reversing a word, etc.
- Trailing Spaces: Highlights trailing spaces at the end of each line.
- vscode-base64: Decode and encode utility.
Useful non-GUI applications
Below you can find some utilities that I often use and are compatible with all the operative systems. Install the ones you need.
Programming languages
brew install go
.brew install golangci-lint
: Linter for golang.brew install<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.brew install --cask dotnet-sdk
: Only for MacOS.
Installing .NET on Windows (and WSL):
- On a cmd terminal, execute:
winget install -e --id Microsoft.dotnet
. - For WSL follow the steps here.
Docker
- Mac:
brew install --cask docker
. - Windows: On a cmd terminal execute:
winget install -e --id Docker.DockerDesktop
. Make sure to enable WSL 2 while installing it, in case it never prompt check on preferences that Use the WSL 2 based engine is enabled.
For both OS, go to preferences and tick the Use Docker Compose V2 box, so you can now use docker compose
instead of the old docker-compose
.
Kubernetes related
brew tap johanhaleby/kubetail && brew install kubetail
: Displays the output of all containers sharing names or labels.brew install istioctl
: Istio command line utility.brew install minikube
: Your own Kubernetes cluster.
Other utilities
brew install git-crypt
: Commit encrypted secrets in repositories.brew install hugo
: The framework used to build this blog.brew install vegeta
: Load testing utility for HTTP.brew install yq
: Manipulate yaml files.brew install libpq
: Addspsql
to execute postgres database related commands.brew install terraform
: Infrastructure as a code utility.
Ngrok
Reverse proxy utility for testing localhost callbacks from chat bots or others related.
- Mac:
brew install -cask ngrok
. - Windows: Execute on the WSL the download Linux steps via
apt
.
Useful GUI applications
MacOS:
brew install --cask slack
.brew install --cask whatsapp
.brew install --cask postman
: Suite for testing HTTP requests.brew install --cask dbeaver-community
: Visual interface for database querying.
Windows, on a cmd terminal:
winget install -e --id SlackTechnologies.Slack
.winget install -e --id WhatsApp.WhatsApp
.winget install -e --id Postman.Postman
.winget install -e --id dbeaver.dbeaver
.winget install -e --id 7zip.7zip
: If you need to decompress .rar.
Closing line
If you are setting up your computer from zero, a nice reminder:
- Change OS appearance to dark theme, which is mandatory for developers.
- Make your browser use a password manager, Privacy Badge, Adblock and Gmail Checker Plus.
- Here you have a nice wallpaper I like.
- For Windows, download the nice OSX icons for the mouse.


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The graph shows the average weight [Kg], length [cm] or BMI [Kg/m2] of a baby between 0 and 200 weeks of age. The data was downloaded from the World Health Organization database.
Step 1 Add a baby: click on Edit babies. In the pop up dialog fill in the Name, Gender and Birthdate.
Step 2 Add, Edit or Remove a weight measurement: click on the "Edit measures" button.
You can zoom in the graph or click on the data to delete it, or hover over it to see more information.
To add a measurement on the table, click on "Add a measure".
To edit or remove a line on the table, select the line and click on "Edit measure" or "Delete measure".
On the section appearing on the botton indicate the baby's weight/length/BMI on a certain date and optionally a comment, then confirm or cancel your edits
Click on "Save & Close" or "Cancel"" to apply or ignore the edits. The data will be plotted on the graph.
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Belarus election did not comply with democratic standards: international observers
MINSK (Reuters) - The parliamentary election in Belarus at the weekend did not comply with democratic standards and was marred by curbs on fundamental freedoms and concerns over procedural integrity, international observers said on Monday.
Official results showed that not a single opposition candidate had won a seat, allowing President Alexander Lukashenko to maintain his hold on power.
“These elections have demonstrated an overall lack of respect for democratic commitments,” said Margareta Cederfelt, leader of the observer mission of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE).


Inception
My business idea stems from my passion for education, coffee and IT. I enjoy seeing people learn, grow and thrive in every way of Life. This led me to think of a platform that mobilzes educational reources for people who are willing to learn. Read Further
One Idea different branches
My conceived business plans include
- Oning an Educational WebApp that channels resources for diverse comminuties
- A coffee shop that serve as a center of learning, good cofffe and connection
- A IT school that teaches people IT to be relevant work forces of the future
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