Email Configuration¶
Nextcloud is capable of sending password reset emails, notifying users of new file shares, changes in files, and activity notifications. Your users configure which notifications they want to receive on their Personal pages.
Nextcloud does not contain a full email server, but rather connects to your existing mail server. You must have a functioning mail server for Nextcloud to be able to send emails. You may have a mail server on the same machine as Nextcloud, or it may be a remote server.
Nextcloud 7 introduces a new feature, the graphical Email Configuration Wizard.
With the new wizard, connecting Nextcloud to your mail server is fast and easy.
The wizard fills in the values in config/config.php
, so you may use either
or both as you prefer.
The Nextcloud Email wizard supports three types of mail server connections: SMTP, PHP, and Sendmail. Use the SMTP configurator for a remote server, and PHP or Sendmail when your mail server is on the same machine as Nextcloud.
Note
The Sendmail option refers to the Sendmail SMTP server, and any
drop-in Sendmail replacement such as Postfix, Exim, or Courier. All of
these include a sendmail
binary, and are freely-interchangeable.
Configuring an SMTP Server¶
You need the following information from your mailserver administrator to connect Nextcloud to a remote SMTP server:
- Encryption type: None, SSL, or TLS
- The From address you want your outgoing Nextcloud mails to use
- Whether authentication is required
- Authentication method: None, Login, Plain, or NT LAN Manager
- The server’s IP address or fully-qualified domain name
- Login credentials, if required
Your changes are saved immediately, and you can click the Send Email button to test your configuration. This sends a test message to the email address you configured on your Personal page. The test message says:
If you received this email, the settings seem to be correct.
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Configuring PHP and Sendmail¶
Configuring PHP or Sendmail requires only that you select one of them, and then enter your desired return address.
How do you decide which one to use? PHP mode uses your local sendmail
binary. Use this if you want to use php.ini
to control some of your mail
server functions, such as setting paths, headers, or passing extra command
options to the sendmail
binary. These vary according to which server you
are using, so consult your server’s documentation to see what your options are.
In most cases the smtp
option is best, because it removes the extra step of
passing through PHP, and you can control all of your mail server options in one
place, in your mail server configuration.
Using Email Templates¶
Another useful new feature is editable email templates. Now you can edit Nextcloud’s email templates on your Admin page. These are your available templates:
- Sharing email (HTML) – HTML version of emails notifying users of new file shares
- Sharing email (plain text fallback) – Plain text email notifying users of new file shares
- Lost password mail – Password reset email for users who lose their passwords.
- Activity notification mail – Notification of activities that users have enabled in the Notifications section of their Personal pages.
In addition to providing the email templates, this feature enables you to apply any preconfigured themes to the email.
To modify an email template to users:
- Access the Admin page.
- Scroll to the Mail templates section.
- Select a template from the drop-down menu.
- Make any desired modifications to the template.
The templates are written in PHP and HTML, and are already loaded with the relevant variables such as username, share links, and filenames. You can, if you are careful, edit these even without knowing PHP or HTML; don’t touch any of the code, but you can edit the text portions of the messages. For example, this the lost password mail template:
<?php
echo str_replace('{link}', $_['link'], $l->t('Use the following link to
reset your password: {link}'));
You could change the text portion of the template, Use the following link to
reset your password:
to say something else, such as Click the following link
to reset your password. If you did not ask for a password reset, ignore this
message.
Again, be very careful to change nothing but the message text, because the tiniest coding error will break the template.
Note
You can edit the templates directly in the template text box, or you can copy and paste them to a text editor for modification and then copy and paste them back to the template text box for use when you are done.
Setting Mail Server Parameters in config.php¶
If you prefer, you may set your mail server parameters in config/config.php
.
The following examples are for SMTP, PHP, Sendmail, and Qmail.
SMTP¶
If you want to send email using a local or remote SMTP server it is necessary to enter the name or IP address of the server, optionally followed by a colon separated port number, e.g. :425. If this value is not given the default port 25/tcp will be used unless you change that by modifying the mail_smtpport parameter. Multiple servers can be entered, separated by semicolons:
<?php
"mail_smtpmode" => "smtp",
"mail_smtphost" => "smtp-1.server.dom;smtp-2.server.dom:425",
"mail_smtpport" => 25,
or
<?php
"mail_smtpmode" => "smtp",
"mail_smtphost" => "smtp.server.dom",
"mail_smtpport" => 425,
If a malware or SPAM scanner is running on the SMTP server it might be necessary that you increase the SMTP timeout to e.g. 30s:
<?php
"mail_smtptimeout" => 30,
If the SMTP server accepts insecure connections, the default setting can be used:
<?php
"mail_smtpsecure" => '',
If the SMTP server only accepts secure connections you can choose between the following two variants:
SSL¶
A secure connection will be initiated using the outdated SMTPS protocol which uses the port 465/tcp:
<?php
"mail_smtphost" => "smtp.server.dom:465",
"mail_smtpsecure" => 'ssl',
TLS¶
A secure connection will be initiated using the STARTTLS protocol which uses the default port 25/tcp:
<?php
"mail_smtphost" => "smtp.server.dom",
"mail_smtpsecure" => 'tls',
And finally it is necessary to configure if the SMTP server requires authentication, if not, the default values can be taken as is.
<?php
"mail_smtpauth" => false,
"mail_smtpname" => "",
"mail_smtppassword" => "",
If SMTP authentication is required you have to set the required username and password and can optionally choose between the authentication types LOGIN (default) or PLAIN.
<?php
"mail_smtpauth" => true,
"mail_smtpauthtype" => "LOGIN",
"mail_smtpname" => "username",
"mail_smtppassword" => "password",
PHP mail¶
If you want to use PHP mail it is necessary to have an installed and working email system on your server. Which program in detail is used to send email is defined by the configuration settings in the php.ini file. (On *nix systems this will most likely be Sendmail.) Nextcloud should be able to send email out of the box.
<?php
"mail_smtpmode" => "php",
"mail_smtphost" => "<IP_ADDRESS>",
"mail_smtpport" => 25,
"mail_smtptimeout" => 10,
"mail_smtpsecure" => "",
"mail_smtpauth" => false,
"mail_smtpauthtype" => "LOGIN",
"mail_smtpname" => "",
"mail_smtppassword" => "",
Sendmail¶
If you want to use the well known Sendmail program to send email, it is necessary to have an installed and working email system on your *nix server. The sendmail binary (/usr/sbin/sendmail) is usually part of that system. Nextcloud should be able to send email out of the box.
<?php
"mail_smtpmode" => "sendmail",
"mail_smtphost" => "<IP_ADDRESS>",
"mail_smtpport" => 25,
"mail_smtptimeout" => 10,
"mail_smtpsecure" => "",
"mail_smtpauth" => false,
"mail_smtpauthtype" => "LOGIN",
"mail_smtpname" => "",
"mail_smtppassword" => "",
qmail¶
If you want to use the qmail program to send email, it is necessary to have an installed and working qmail email system on your server. The sendmail binary (/var/qmail/bin/sendmail) will then be used to send email. Nextcloud should be able to send email out of the box.
<?php
"mail_smtpmode" => "qmail",
"mail_smtphost" => "<IP_ADDRESS>",
"mail_smtpport" => 25,
"mail_smtptimeout" => 10,
"mail_smtpsecure" => "",
"mail_smtpauth" => false,
"mail_smtpauthtype" => "LOGIN",
"mail_smtpname" => "",
"mail_smtppassword" => "",
Send a Test Email¶
To test your email configuration, save your email address in your personal settings and then use the Send email button in the Email Server section of the Admin settings page.
Troubleshooting¶
If you are unable to send email, try turning on debugging. Do this by enabling
the mail_smtpdebug parameter
in config/config.php
.
<?php
"mail_smtpdebug" => true;
Note
Immediately after pressing the Send email button, as described before, several SMTP -> get_lines(): ... messages appear on the screen. This is expected behavior and can be ignored.
Question: Why is my web domain different from my mail domain?
Answer: The default domain name used for the sender address is the hostname where your Nextcloud installation is served. If you have a different mail domain name you can override this behavior by setting the following configuration parameter:
<?php
"mail_domain" => "example.com",
This setting results in every email sent by Nextcloud (for example, the password reset email) having the domain part of the sender address appear as follows:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Question: How can I find out if an SMTP server is reachable?
Answer: Use the ping command to check the server availability:
ping smtp.server.dom
PING smtp.server.dom (ip-address) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from your-server.local.lan (<IP_ADDRESS>): icmp_req=1 ttl=64
time=3.64ms
Question: How can I find out if the SMTP server is listening on a specific TCP port?
Answer: The best way to get mail server information is to ask your mail
server admin. If you are the mail server admin, or need information in a
hurry, you can use the netstat
command. This example shows all active
servers on your system, and the ports they are listening on. The SMTP server is
listening on localhost port 25.
# netstat -pant
Active Internet connections (servers and established)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address State ID/Program name
tcp 0 0 <IP_ADDRESS>:631 <IP_ADDRESS>:* LISTEN 4418/cupsd
tcp 0 0 <IP_ADDRESS>:25 <IP_ADDRESS>:* LISTEN 2245/exim4
tcp 0 0 <IP_ADDRESS>:3306 <IP_ADDRESS>:* LISTEN 1524/mysqld
- 25/tcp is unencrypted smtp
- 110/tcp/udp is unencrypted pop3
- 143/tcp/udp is unencrypted imap4
- 465/tcp is encrypted ssmtp
- 993/tcp/udp is encrypted imaps
- 995/tcp/udp is encrypted pop3s
Question: How can I determine if the SMTP server supports the outdated SMTPS protocol?
Answer: A good indication that the SMTP server supports the SMTPS protocol is that it is listening on port 465.
Question: How can I determine what authorization and encryption protocols the mail server supports?
Answer: SMTP servers usually announce the availability of STARTTLS
immediately after a connection has been established. You can easily check this
using the telnet
command.
Note
You must enter the marked lines to obtain the information displayed.
telnet smtp.domain.dom 25
Trying <IP_ADDRESS>...
Connected to smtp.domain.dom.
Escape character is '^]'.
220 smtp.domain.dom ESMTP Exim 4.80.1 Tue, 22 Jan 2013 22:39:55 +0100
EHLO your-server.local.lan # <<< enter this command
250-smtp.domain.dom Hello your-server.local.lan [ip-address]
250-SIZE 52428800
250-8BITMIME
250-PIPELINING
250-AUTH PLAIN LOGIN CRAM-MD5 # <<< Supported auth protocols
250-STARTTLS # <<< Encryption is supported
250 HELP
QUIT # <<< enter this command
221 smtp.domain.dom closing connection
Connection closed by foreign host.
Enabling Debug Mode¶
If you are unable to send email, it might be useful to activate further debug messages by enabling the mail_smtpdebug parameter:
<?php
"mail_smtpdebug" => true,
Note
Immediately after pressing the Send email button, as described before, several SMTP -> get_lines(): ... messages appear on the screen. This is expected behavior and can be ignored.


AN AFFAIR OF LOVE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2000 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): *** 1/2
Titles for films serve a variety of purposes from grabbing the attention of potential viewers to giving them an expectation of what the movie will be like. (Sometimes, of course, filmmakers confuse the public by devising ironic titles like HAPPINESS.)
The aptly named AN AFFAIR OF LOVE was originally called UNE LIAISON PORNOGRAPHIQUE (A PORNOGRAPHIC AFFAIR) when it was released in France. Both titles are true to the story, but A PORNOGRAPHIC AFFAIR is very misleading. Those people who go expecting graphic sex will be quite disappointed, and those avoiding it because they think it is a porn movie will be deprived of seeing an extremely wise and interesting movie about adult relationships. The story has more in common with MY DINNER WITH ANDRÉ than BASIC INSTINCT.
Let me explain.
The movie starts with an off-screen interviewer (Jacques Viala) talking independently with "him" (Sergi López) and "her" (Nathalie Baye) about the relationship that they once had with each other. (The two lead characters are known only by pronouns. We know that they are both single but know little more about them.) They have slightly different memories of their affair's frequency and duration. Although from the beginning we know the story's arc, writer Philippe Blasband finds involving and sometimes surprising ways to get there. Blasband comes up with an especially satisfying way to cause the affair to begin to unravel.
Their affair starts with her putting an ad in a sexual magazine for a man to have a purely physical affair, a.k.a., a pornographic affair, with her. He answers the ad, and they go to a hotel room which she has booked in advance. They both call what they have their "fantasy." What exactly this constitutes we'll never know for we are mainly confined to hanging around the hallway with the maid after they lock themselves in their room. This leaves us to concentrate on the non-sexual part of their union.
Both actors accomplish more with subtle facial movements than through their dialog. Well cast, the two middle-age actors are reasonably attractive but neither is beautiful. The chemistry between them, which we witness usually as they have drinks at a bar near the hotel, is more genuine that 20 such would-be romances in traditional Hollywood films. Their relationship moves from a business associate-like politeness to genuine love, but the road is anything but smooth, especially since they agree to divulge nothing of their private lives to each other, not even their names.
One of the most satisfying parts of the film occurs when they finally let us into their bedroom to watch them engage in sex, albeit not their fantasy act.  In contrast, director Frédéric Fonteyne has his actors truly making love, not sport. A minor quibble would be their constant use of sheets to cover themselves. A little more openness would have been appropriate.
What exactly was this fantasy of theirs, the interviewer demands to know. He will say nothing. She will only say that "it was an act of love." And love is precisely what AN AFFAIR OF LOVE is about -- as well as the importance of good human communication, friendship, intimacy and even marriage. It's a wonderfully touching film with a big and slightly bittersweet heart.
AN AFFAIR OF LOVE runs an amazingly fast 1:20. The film is in French with English subtitles. It is rated R for some strong sexual content and would be acceptable for older teenagers.
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MADS - Multiplication Addition Division Substraction
Open the game. You will have the game mode such as ‘Addition’, ‘Subtraction’, ‘Multiplication’, ‘Division’ and ‘Mixed’. As the name suggests if you click on ‘Addition’ then you will be presented with only questions related to addition. Same for ‘Subtraction’, ‘Multiplication’ and ‘Division’. In ‘Mixed’ mode you will be presented with random questions related to random mode stored in ‘MADS’
After you select a ‘Game Mode’ click start. You will see that the ‘Game Mode’ is ticked by default. Now you can choose the difficulty mode or choose ‘No Time Limit Mode’ if you choose any difficulty mode that is ‘Easy’, ‘Medium’ and ‘Hard’ then you will be given a certain time limit to answer the question depending on the difficulty level. If you can answer the question correctly you will get some points that will be added to 'Score' and the time limit will also increase according to the difficulty level.
If you choose ‘No Time Limit Mode’ then your time limit is infinite. And you can select the range of numbers that will be presented to you as questions. Suppose you only want to add any numbers between 5- 20. Then select 5 as the lower limit and 20 as the higher limit. If you want to stop the game then press ‘End Game’ DO NOT click ‘X’ the close button. If you click ‘X’ the game will close but it won't store your score. Only click ‘X’ or close if you want to exit the game without saving the game. The ‘End Game’ button is also available on time limited game mode. Suppose you have huge amount of time in your ‘time limit’ but you don't want to play for that long then just click ‘End Game’ and if you have scored a new record then your score will be stored in the game.
You can change the background image on the game by clicking on Menu > Setting > Set Background Image. A picture of Mio Akiyama's image from K'on is set as default background image. To view all high score click on ‘Menu’ > ‘Show High Scores’
Support for Windows XP, Windows Vista 32/64 bit, Windows 7 32/64 bit, Windows 8 32/64 Bit, Windows 8.1 32/64 Bit, Windows 10 32/64 Bit
Download: MADS - Multiplication Addition Division Substraction


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xs = TrainTestModel.get_perframe_xs_from_result(feature_result)
model_filepath = self.optional_dict["model_filepath"] \
if (self.optional_dict is not None
and "model_filepath" in self.optional_dict
and self.optional_dict["model_filepath"] is not None
) \
else self.DEFAULT_MODEL_FILEPATH
model = TrainTestModel.from_file(model_filepath, self.logger)
ys_pred = model.predict(xs)
After Change
xs = TrainTestModel.get_perframe_xs_from_result(feature_result)
model = self._load_model()
ys_pred = model.predict(xs)
result_dict = {}


HX3.5 WiFi
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HX3.5 Wifi module may be operated in Access Point or
Client/Station mode.
In Acces Point mode, WiFi module acts as a simple web server, creating it's own WiFi net named "HX3.5 Touch OSC" on IP <IP_ADDRESS> or "make_osc.local", default password is "password". Note: Android devices will not accept "hx3.local" as a valid URL, so you have to type the IP address instead.
Access Point mode is advisable when your home wireless network is out of reach. TouchOSC must be configured with IP address <IP_ADDRESS> to access the module. You may change SSID and password on configuration page.
In Client/Station mode, TouchOSC Bridge will register itself on your home network router from which it will receive it's IP address, eg. "<IP_ADDRESS>". TouchOSC must be configured with the IP address displayed by your router web page to access the module.
To enable Client/Station mode, set Force Access Point mode to off. Click on Select.... The list will show all WiFi nets found on startup. Select your home network from list and enter your router's password. Click Submit. Mode settings are valid after power cycle.
TouchOSC Bridge will try to connect your home network preferably. You may force it to Access Point mode by checking the Force Access Point mode box.
UDP Delay (default: 2ms) will pause TouchOSC transmission for some milliseconds before sending the next packet. If you experience data loss on your tablet or smartphone (i.e. preset changes from HX3.5 are not fully displayed), set this value to a few milliseconds more.
UDP Client Timeout (default: 300s) will disable control feedback after a specific amount of time, i.e. a TouchOSC device has been permanently removed.
Feedback to sending OSC clients (default: ON) will transmit control changes on user interface to other TouchOSC clients. Up to 4 TouchOSC devices (tablets/smartphones) may be connected to WiFi module. You may even work with different TouchOSC user interfaces on the same OSC bridge, ie. one tablet for upper manual controls, second tablet for lower.
Feedback to other OSC client (self) (default: ON) will transmit control changes on user interface back to sending TouchOSC client. This is usefull when an user control is present on more than one page or a knob needs to be "quantized" for detents.


| WinAPI Wrapper |
The GDIObject class is a C++ wrapper for HGDIOBJ GDI object handle. It is a base class for other classes that extend functionality of GDI objects.
The GDIObject class has the following functions:
| Function | Related WinAPI function | Description |
|---|---|---|
| GDIObject | - | Obtains an existing HGDIOBJ handle or sets an empty handle. |
| IsValid | - | Checks whether the handle is valid (non-zero). |
| operator HGDIOBJ | - | Returns the GDI object handle. |
| GetBitmap GetDIBSection GetPaletteSize GetExtLogPen GetLogPen GetLogBrush GetLogFont |
GetObject | Returns GDI object configuration. |


mySE
My Secure Environment
What is mySE?
mySE stands for 'My Secure Environment'! mySe was created as a project for GO-AO.
What does mySE do?
mySE reports who passed the room and if the light was on or off.
How does mySE work?
When this event occurs the Arduino sends a signal to a server which can then save the log. When the user requests the logs the server fetches these from the database.


"Casttle Petroleum 20W40 4T cruiser is a specifically formulated motorcycle engine oil to ensure all round protection for your bike & ensures that you get the best performance from your motorcycle. SAE 20W40 API-SL JASO MA2 during start-up,when most wear happens,the specially engineered Cruiser-4T formulla provides a layer of protection from the moment your start the engine."
"Casttle Ready cool is long life radiator coolant prepared from Borate,Silicate,Phosphate and Amine free selected ingredients. Recommended for use in Radiator of Passengers Cars,jeeps,Vans,Tempos & All types of D.G.sets and other off highway equipments. Protect Radiator against rust & corrosion. Performance level: Meets JISK 2234 of 1994, IS:5759-1994"
Diesel helps extend engine life, protecting against the wear and tear of severe weather, rough roads and heavy tows. As a 15W-40 viscosity grade, it flows like a 15 weight oil from start up in Winter, but provides the protection of a 40 weight once the engine reaches full operating temperature. It provides superior protection, conforms to the strict requirements of PC-11.
Gear 80W-90 is recommended for use in truck and automotive front or rear differentials, manual transmissions and lower gear units of marine engines. It is non-corrosive to soft yellow metals.
"Casttle ATF-TQ oil is formulated from special high quality base oil with VI improves,anti oxidation and selected additives. Effective frictional characteristics for smooth shifting."
Antiwear and Antirust protection.excellent oxidation and thermal stability.Recommended for Hydraulic control system,earthmoving equipments & Industrial application.
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I was amazed when I found out that Tramadol isn't used nearly as much in most countries as it is here in Yugoslavia. A year ago if I walked around a public park for an hour or so with my eyes glued to the ground I would surely spot at least one empty box of Tramadol.
The fact that a prescription for Tramadol became necessary only at the beginning of this year here and that anything except the most common of drugs(heroin, ecstasy, pot and if we're lucky LSD) are hard to find , could account for why most people I know used it at some time or other. Hell, half of my class in high school used it. We would just pop up into any old pharmacy and ask the granny for a box of Trodon (brand name for Tramadol here).
They were even quite cheap.
The standard dose was 200mg, followed by 100mg the next morning so as to keep me from being grouchy the whole next day.
I tried this same dosage on a fairly empty stomach in various settings. What worked best for me was just sitting around with a couple of good friends, talking, cuddling and watching TV. Slowly sipping a strong black coffee seems to intensify the feeling.
Then again, this friend of mine would turn up the music and jump around while on T, and kept insisting we go for a walk. I always remained wrapped up in my blanket staring at her, fascinated that she wanted to move at all. Still it always worked out well, she would dance around the room and I'd watch and smile.
The worst was taking it in public places with a lot of strangers around.
I tried sex on Tramadol with a guy who wasn't doing it, and while the touch was pleasant, orgasm was pretty impossible and thus I got bored with the whole thing. To make matters worse he didn't know I was on anything and being a nice guy kept insisting to make it pleasing for me as well. Sex with someone also on T tends to just end up in a cuddling session.
Also a favorite activity on Tramadol everyone seemed to love was attempting to sleep. I can spend hours being in this sort of half reality, between sleep and consciousness. I could sometimes feel the bed breathing comfortably beneath me. I kind of wake up every 15 min. or so and then slip back.
Sooo…now Tramadol is rather impossible to obtain in Yugoslavia. The law enforced this year is merciless on pharmacies selling it to people who don't have a prescription. And since it used to be so popular for abuse, I swear doctors would more readily write down morphine for me. Bad for people like me who used 200mg for recreational purposes. Good for a couple of people I know who used it on a daily bases and came down with withdrawal symptoms when they were forced to stop.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Computer (optional): (Remote web page connections not support yet, use regular VB for the time being)


knife-search
- Find objects on a Chef Server by query
knife search INDEX QUERY (options)
-a
, --attribute ATTR
-i
, --id-only
-q
, --query QUERY
-R
, --rows INT
-r
, --run-list
-o
, --sort SORT
-b
, --start ROW
-m
, --medium
-l
, --long
Search is a feature of the Chef Server that allows you to use a full-text search engine to query information about your infrastructure and applications. You can utilize this service via search calls in a recipe or the knife search command. The search syntax is based on Lucene.
Search indexes are a feature of the Chef Server and the search sub-command allows querying any of the available indexes using SOLR query syntax. The following data types are indexed for search:
Data bags are indexed by the data bag's name. For example, to search a data bag named "admins":
knife search admins "field:search_pattern"
Queries have the form field:search_pattern
where field
is a key in
the JSON description of the relevant objects (nodes, roles,
environments, or data bags). Both field
and search_pattern
are
case-sensitive. search_pattern
can be an exact, wildcard,
range, or fuzzy match (see below). The field
supports exact
matching and limited wildcard matching.
Searches will return the relevant objects (nodes, roles, environments,
or data bags) where the search_pattern
matches the object's value of
field
.
Field names are the keys within the JSON description of the object being searched. Nested Keys can be searched by placing an underscore ("_") between key names.
The field name also has limited support for wildcard matching. Both the "*" and "?" wildcards (see below) can be used within a field name; however, they cannot be the first character of the field name.
Without any search modifiers, a search returns those fields for which
the search_pattern
exactly matches the value of field
in the JSON
description of the object.
Search support both single- and multi-character wildcard searches within a search pattern.
'?' matches exactly one character.
'*' matches zero or more characters.
Range searches allows one to match values between two given values. To match values between X and Y, inclusively, use square brackets:
knife search INDEX 'field:[X TO Y]
To match values between X and Y, exclusively, use curly brackets:
knife search INDEX 'field:{X TO Y}'
Values are sorted in lexicographic order.
Fuzzy searches allows one to match values based on the Levenshtein Distance algorithm. To perform a fuzzy match, append a tilda (~) to the search term:
knife search INDEX 'field:term~'
This search would return nodes whose field
was 'perm' or 'germ'.
The boolean operators NOT, AND, and OR are supported. To find values
of field
that are not X:
knife search INDEX 'field:(NOT X)'
To find records where field1
is X and field2
is Y:
knife search INDEX 'field1:X AND field2:Y'
To find records where field
is X or Y:
knife search INDEX 'field:X OR field:Y'
In order to avoid having special characters and escape sequences within your search term interpreted by either Ruby or the shell, enclose them in single quotes.
Search terms that include spaces should be enclosed in double-quotes:
knife search INDEX 'field:"term with spaces"'
The following characters must be escaped:
+ - && || ! ( ) { } [ ] ^ " ~ * ? : \
Find the nodes with the fully-qualified domain name (FQDN) www.example.com:
knife search node 'fqdn:www.example.com'
Find the nodes running a version of Ubuntu:
knife search node 'platform:ubuntu*'
Find all nodes running CentOS in the production environment:
knife search node 'chef_environment:production AND platform:centos'
knife-ssh(1) http://wiki.opscode.com/display/chef/Attributes Lucene Query Parser Syntax
Chef was written by Adam Jacob<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with many contributions from the community.
This manual page was written by Joshua Timberman<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Permission is granted to copy, distribute and / or modify this document under the terms of the Apache 2.0 License.
Knife is distributed with Chef. http://wiki.opscode.com/display/chef/Home


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Jesus Rodriguez has posted a cool sample on how to take advantage of extensibiliy points in the InvokeWebService activity in Windows Workflow Foundation so that it can call a WSE3-enabled Web Service. Pretty cool!


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Greetings! This is the very first posting here on my new weblog. I have seeded the article links on the left with content from my previous weblog endeavors.
This weblog is a Python CGI script I wrote from scratch. It stores all my content in plain XML files. The feature set is rather minimalist. The whole script is only 483 lines of Python. :-)
Today is a banner day for another reason: For the first time, I believe I now understand XML namespaces. I've been using XML for a long time, but in order to really understand the purpose of namespaces, I had to get over my prejudice against colons in element names.
Why does everyone describe SOAP as a lightweight protocol? In fact, the very first line of the SOAP 1.1 spec uses the word lightweight. How can it be lightweight when it often has five long URIs at the top of every message?
Could somebody give me an example of a heavyweight protocol?


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Wii File Editor
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Allows read-write access to the Custom SSS code, and read-only access to some other codes. This class will store the entire codeset, split between itself (the SSS code) and the portions before/after (in raw byte[]). More...
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| byte | IconForStage (int stage_id) |
| byte | StageForIcon (int icon_id) |
| Song | GetSong (string filename, Song originalSong) |
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| byte[] | sss1 [get] |
| byte[] | sss2 [get] |
| byte[] | sss3 [get] |
| byte[] | DataBefore [get] |
| byte[] | DataAfter [get] |
| int | OtherCodesIgnoredInSameFile [get] |
| If there is more than one Custom SSS code in the file, this variable will be incremented. More... | |
| bool | IgnoredMetadata [get] |
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| Tuple< byte, byte > | this[int index] [get] |
| Tuple< byte[], byte[]> | IconsInGroups [get] |
| StageDependentSongLoader | SongLoaders [get] |
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| TracklistModifier | TracklistModifier [get] |
| Gets read-only access to the instance of the TracklistModifier in this codeset. More... | |
| AltStageSongForcer | AltStageSongForcer [get] |
| Gets read-only access to the instance of the TracklistModifier in this codeset. More... | |
| AlternateStageLoaderData | AlternateStageLoaderData [get] |
| Gets read-only access to instances of the Stage-Dependent Song Loader in this codeset. More... | |
| CMM | CMM [get] |
| Gets read-only access to instances of the CMM Setting Code [JOJI] in this codeset. More... | |
| CNMT | CNMT [get] |
| Gets read-only access to instances of the CMM Setting Code [JOJI] in this codeset. More... | |
| byte[] | StageIDsInOrder [get] |
Allows read-write access to the Custom SSS code, and read-only access to some other codes. This class will store the entire codeset, split between itself (the SSS code) and the portions before/after (in raw byte[]).
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A month ago I wrote that Speed 2 was the worst film I've ever reviewed on paper. I didn't know at the time that I'd soon encounter and despise Batman & Robin, which has just overtaken Speed 2 as the picture least worthy of your attention this summer. As directed by Joel Schumacher (who now specializes in Batman sequels and John Grisham adaptations and isn't very good at either), B & R is one long excuse for a Taco Bell promotion. The plot, which has Mr. Freeze and Poison Ivy (Uma Thurman) planning to take over Gotham City and then "the vorld" (as an oddly ineffective Schwarzenegger states), is weighted down by repetitive asides about the nature of trust, partnership, blah, blah, blah. But morals are not the point of this film--topping each bloated, confusing action scene with next one is. The garish art direction and overlit cinematography make this picture oddly comparable to the trashy Showgirls. Since when did Gotham City become a giant Las Vegas hotel? Only George Clooney comes out on top; he underplays nicely and pretends like he's in a real movie. * (out of four)
Bill Chambers; July 3, 1997 -- For more reviews (including LaserDisc and last year's movies) visit "Film Geek Central" http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Set/7504
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class ResponseHandler
Class ResponseHandler handles requests (controller/route) made to crop images
Methods
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__construct(Manager $ImageManager, null $Redirect = null, null $URL = null)
Construct a new image response handler |
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requestCrop($input $input)
Request a crop |
Details
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__construct(Manager $ImageManager, null $Redirect = null, null $URL = null)
Construct a new image response handler
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public mixed
requestCrop($input $input)
Request a crop


{% extends '/base.html' %}
{% block page_css %}
{% assets "khachapuri_css" %}
{% endassets %}
{% endblock %}
{% block header %}
the yelp of khachapuri
{% endblock %}
{% block content %}
don't forget to check the bounties, too!
each 💰 is $5, or local equivalent to $5. that is, not the exchange rate equivalent to 5 USD, but what someone might think of as a cheap meal.


Below is a collection of some of the things I've done while working.
I used Wordpress to make this web page to promote an upcoming wine tour. The page is integrated with Hubspot's CRM.
I used Wordpress again to make this web page promoting past wine tours. The idea was to get people reading the page so that they would become interested in the New Zealand tour. I wrote the copywrite at the beginning and tried to really represent the Flying Winemaker brand, and to express a passion to make wine more accessible and bring it down to a level that everyone can enjoy.
I made this wireframe in illustrator. Its the final version of the wireframe before I started to develop the HAZZA ICO site. I was going for a simple and minimalist website along the lines of other smaller ICOs like TenX. Because of the hectic startup environment, the website had to be modular, so I based the design on these content blocks that could be easily copied and modified using Bootstrap.


CameraCaptureSource |
CameraCaptureSource is an interface for camera capture sources with additional features not covered by VideoCaptureSource. interface CameraCaptureSource : VideoCaptureSource |
CaptureSourceError |
CaptureSourceError describes an error resulting from a capture source failure These can be used to trigger UI, or attempt to restart the capture source. enum class CaptureSourceError |
CaptureSourceObserver |
CaptureSourceObserver observes events resulting from different types of capture devices. Builders may desire this input to decide when to show certain UI elements, or to notify users of failure. interface CaptureSourceObserver |
DefaultCameraCaptureSource |
DefaultCameraCaptureSource will configure a reasonably standard capture stream which will use the Surface provided by the capture source provided by a SurfaceTextureCaptureSourceFactory class DefaultCameraCaptureSource : CameraCaptureSource, VideoSink |
DefaultScreenCaptureSource |
DefaultScreenCaptureSource uses MediaProjection to create a VirtualDisplay to capture the device screen. It will render the captured frames to a Surface provided by a SurfaceTextureCaptureSourceFactory. class DefaultScreenCaptureSource : VideoCaptureSource, VideoSink |
DefaultSurfaceTextureCaptureSource |
DefaultSurfaceTextureCaptureSource will provide a Surface which it will listen to and convert to VideoFrameTextureBuffer objects class DefaultSurfaceTextureCaptureSource : SurfaceTextureCaptureSource |
DefaultSurfaceTextureCaptureSourceFactory |
DefaultSurfaceTextureCaptureSourceFactory creates DefaultSurfaceTextureCaptureSource objects class DefaultSurfaceTextureCaptureSourceFactory : SurfaceTextureCaptureSourceFactory |
SurfaceTextureCaptureSource |
SurfaceTextureCaptureSource provides a Surface which can be passed to system sources like the camera. Upon start call, the source will listen to the surface and emit any new images as VideoFrame objects to any downstream VideoSink interfaces. This class is mostly intended for composition within VideoSource implementations which will pass the created Surface to a system source, then call addVideoSink to receive the frames before transforming and passing downstream. interface SurfaceTextureCaptureSource : VideoCaptureSource |
SurfaceTextureCaptureSourceFactory |
SurfaceTextureCaptureSourceFactory is an factory interface for creating new SurfaceTextureCaptureSource objects, possible using shared state. This provides flexibility over use of SurfaceTextureCaptureSource objects since they may not allow reuse, or may have a delay before possible reuse. interface SurfaceTextureCaptureSourceFactory |
VideoCaptureFormat |
VideoCaptureFormat describes a given capture format that can be set to a VideoCaptureSource. Note that VideoCaptureSource implementations may ignore or adjust unsupported values. data class VideoCaptureFormat |
VideoCaptureSource |
VideoCaptureSource is an interface for various video capture sources (i.e. screen, camera, file) which can emit VideoFrame objects All the APIs here can be called regardless of whether the AudioVideoFacade is started or not. interface VideoCaptureSource : VideoSource |


public final class X500Signer
extends java.security.Signer
The name of the signer is important, both because knowing it is the whole point of the signature, and because the associated X.509 certificate is always used to verify the signature.
The X.509 certificate chain is temporarily not associated with the signer, but this omission will be resolved.
| Constructor and Description |
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X500Signer(java.security.Signature sig,
X500Name agent) |
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AlgorithmId |
getAlgorithmId()
Returns the algorithm used to sign.
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X500Name |
getSigner()
Returns the name of the signing agent.
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byte[] |
sign()
Produces the signature for the data processed by update().
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void |
update(byte[] buf,
int offset,
int len)
Called for each chunk of the data being signed.
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addCertificate, certificates, equals, getInfo, getName, getPublicKey, getScope, hashCode, identityEquals, removeCertificate, setInfo, setPublicKey, toString
public X500Signer(java.security.Signature sig, X500Name agent)
public void update(byte[] buf, int offset, int len) throws java.security.SignatureException
buf
- buffer holding the next chunk of the data to be signedoffset
- starting point of to-be-signed datalen
- how many bytes of data are to be signedjava.security.SignatureException
- on errors.public byte[] sign() throws java.security.SignatureException
java.security.SignatureException
- on errors.public AlgorithmId getAlgorithmId()
public X500Name getSigner()


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Bank Transfer (Wells Fargos)
Beneficiary Bank
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{% endfor %}
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Currency
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Sylvie and Bruno Concluded
by Lewis Carroll
Chapter 25: “Life Out of Death”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1893
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Carroll, L. (1893). Sylvie and Bruno Concluded. London: Macmillan and Co.
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Readability:
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- Word Count: 1,968
- Genre: Fantasy
- Keywords: chapter 25: “life out of death”
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The sound of kicking, or knocking, grew louder every moment: and at last a door opened somewhere near us. “Did you say ‘come in!’ Sir?” my landlady asked timidly.
“Oh yes, come in!” I replied. “What’s the matter?”
“A note has just been left for you, Sir, by the baker’s boy. He said he was passing the Hall, and they asked him to come round and leave it here.”
The note contained five words only. “Please come at once. Muriel.”
A sudden terror seemed to chill my very heart. “The Earl is ill!” I said to myself. “Dying, perhaps!” And I hastily prepared to leave the house.
“No bad news, Sir, I hope?” my landlady said, as she saw me out. “The boy said as some one had arrived unexpectedly—”
“I hope that is it!” I said. But my feelings were those of fear rather than of hope: though, on entering the house, I was somewhat reassured by finding luggage lying in the entrance, bearing the initials “E. L.”
“It’s only Eric Lindon after all!” I thought, half relieved and half annoyed. “Surely she need not have sent for me for that!”
Lady Muriel met me in the passage. Her eyes were gleaming—but it was the excitement of joy, rather than of grief. “I have a surprise for you!” she whispered.
“You mean that Eric Lindon is here?” I said, vainly trying to disguise the involuntary bitterness of my tone. “‘The funeral baked meats did coldly furnish forth the marriage-tables,’” I could not help repeating to myself. How cruelly I was misjudging her!
“No, no!” she eagerly replied. “At least—Eric is here. But—” her voice quivered, “but there is another!”
No need for further question. I eagerly followed her in. There on the bed, he lay—pale and worn—the mere shadow of his old self—my old friend come back again from the dead!
“Arthur!” I exclaimed. I could not say another word.
“Yes, back again, old boy!” he murmured, smiling as I grasped his hand. “He”, indicating Eric, who stood near, “saved my life—He brought me back. Next to God, we must thank him, Muriel, my wife!”
Silently I shook hands with Eric, and with the Earl: and with one consent we moved into the shaded side of the room, where we could talk without disturbing the invalid, who lay, silent and happy, holding his wife’s hand in his, and watching her with eyes that shone with the deep steady light of Love.
“He has been delirious till to-day,” Eric explained in a low voice: and even to-day he has been wandering more than once. But the sight of her has been new life to him.” And then he went on to tell us, in would-be careless tones —I knew how he hated any display of feeling—how he had insisted on going back to the plague-stricken town, to bring away a man whom the doctor had abandoned as dying, but who might, he fancied, recover if brought to the hospital: how he had seen nothing in the wasted features to remind him of Arthur, and only recognized him when he visited the hospital a month after: how the doctor had forbidden him to announce the discovery, saying that any shock to the over-taxed brain might kill him at once: how he had stayed on at the hospital, and nursed the sick man by night and day—all this with the studied indifference of one who is relating the commonplace acts of some chance acquaintance!
“And this was his rival!” I thought. “The man who had won from him the heart of the woman he loved!”
“The sun is setting,” said Lady Muriel, rising and leading the way to the open window. “Just look at the western sky! What lovely crimson tints! We shall have a glorious day to-morrow—” We had followed her across the room, and were standing in a little group, talking in low tones in the gathering gloom, when we were startled by the voice of the sick man, murmuring words too indistinct for the ear to catch.
“He is wandering again,” Lady Muriel whispered, and returned to the bedside. We drew a little nearer also: but no, this had none of the incoherence of delirium. “What reward shall I give unto the Lord”, the tremulous lips were saying, “for all the benefits that He hath done unto me? I will receive the cup of salvation, and call—and call—” but here the poor weakened memory failed, and the feeble voice died into silence.
 It seemed to me a good opportunity for stealing away without making her go through any form of parting: so, nodding to the Earl and Eric, I silently left the room. Eric followed me down the stairs, and out into the night.
“Is it Life or Death?” I asked him, as soon as we were far enough from the house for me to speak in ordinary tones.
“It is Life!” he replied with eager emphasis. “The doctors are quite agreed as to that. All he needs now, they say, is rest, and perfect quiet, and good nursing. He’s quite sure to get rest and quiet, here: and, as for the nursing, why, I think it’s just possible—” (he tried hard to make his trembling voice assume a playful tone) “he may even get fairly well nursed, in his present quarters!”
“I’m sure of it!” I said. “Thank you so much for coming out to tell me!”  He grasped it warmly, and added, turning his face away as he spoke, “By the way, there is one other thing I wanted to say, I thought you’d like to know that—that I’m not—not in the mind I was in when last we met. It isn’t—that I can accept Christian belief—at least, not yet. But all this came about so strangely. And she had prayed, you know. And I had prayed. And—and” his voice broke, and I could only just catch the concluding words, “there is a God that answers prayer! I know it for certain now.” He wrung my hand once more, and left me suddenly. Never before had I seen him so deeply moved.
So, in the gathering twilight, I paced slowly homewards, in a tumultuous whirl of happy thoughts: my heart seemed full, and running over, with joy and thankfulness: all that I had so fervently longed for, and prayed for, seemed now to have come to pass. And, though I reproached myself, bitterly, for the unworthy suspicion I had for one moment harboured against the true-hearted Lady Muriel, I took comfort in knowing it had been but! a passing thought.
Not Bruno himself could have mounted the stairs with so buoyant a step, as I felt my way up in the dark, not pausing to strike a light in the entry, as I knew I had left the lamp burning in my sitting-room.
But it was no common lamplight into which I now stepped, with a strange, new, dreamy sensation of some subtle witchery that had come over the place. Light, richer and more golden than any lamp could give, flooded the room, streaming in from a window I had somehow never noticed before, and lighting up a group of three shadowy figures, that grew momently more distinct—a grave old man in royal robes, leaning back in an easy chair, and two children, a girl and a boy, standing at his side.
“Have you the Jewel still, my child?” the old man was saying.
“Oh, yes!” Sylvie exclaimed with unusual eagerness.
“Do you think I’d ever lose it or forget it?” She undid the ribbon round her neck, as she spoke, and laid the Jewel in her father’s hand.
Bruno looked at it admiringly. “What a lovely brightness!” he said. “It’s just like a little red star! May I take it in my hand?”
Sylvie nodded: and Bruno carried it off to the window, and held it aloft against the sky, whose deepening blue was already spangled with stars. Soon he came running back in some excitement. “Sylvie! Look here!” he cried. “I can see right through it when I hold it up to the sky. And it isn’t red a bit: it’s, oh such a lovely blue! And the words are all different! Do look at it!”
Sylvie was quite excited, too, by this time; and the two children eagerly held up the Jewel to the light, and spelled out the legend between them, “ALL WILL LOVE SYLVIE.”
“Why, this is the other Jewel!” cried Bruno. “Don’t you remember, Sylvie? The one you didn’t choose!”
Sylvie took it from him, with a puzzled look, and held it, now up to the light, now down. “It’s blue, one way,” she said softly to herself, “and it’s red the other way! Why, I thought there were two of them—Father!” she suddenly exclaimed, laying the Jewel once more in his hand, “I do believe it was the same Jewel all the time!”
“Then you choosed it from itself,” Bruno thoughtfully remarked. “Father, could Sylvie choose a thing from itself?”
“Yes, my own one,” the old man replied to Sylvie, not noticing Bruno’s embarrassing question, “it was the same Jewel—but you chose quite right.” And he fastened the ribbon round her neck again.
“SYLVIE WILL LOVE ALL—ALL WILL LOVE SYLVIE.”
Bruno murmured, raising himself on tiptoe to kiss the “little red star”. “And, when you look at it, it’s red and fierce like the sun—and, when you look through it, it’s gentle and blue like the sky!”
“God’s own sky,” Sylvie said, dreamily.
“God’s own sky,” the little fellow repeated, as they stood, lovingly clinging together, and looking out into the night. “But oh, Sylvie, what makes the sky such a darling blue?”
Sylvie’s sweet lips shaped themselves to reply, but her voice sounded faint and very far away. The vision was fast slipping from my eager gaze: but it seemed to me, in that last bewildering moment, that not Sylvie but an angel was looking out through those trustful brown eyes, and that not Sylvie’s but an angel’s voice was whispering
“IT IS LOVE.”


Scheme implementation overview#
Various parts of schemes were implemented by different authors. This document aims to give an overview of the different classes of schemes working together coherently.
Generic#
Scheme: A scheme whose datatype might not be defined in terms of algebraic equations: e.g. the Jacobian of a curve may be represented by means of a Scheme.
AlgebraicScheme: A scheme defined by means of polynomial equations, which may be reducible or defined over a ring other than a field. In particular, the defining ideal need not be a radical ideal, and an algebraic scheme may be defined over \(\mathrm{Spec}(R)\).
AmbientSpaces: Most effective models of algebraic scheme will be defined not by generic gluings, but by embeddings in some fixed ambient space.
Ambients#
AffineSpace: Affine spaces and their affine subschemes form the most important universal objects from which algebraic schemes are built. The affine spaces form universal objects in the sense that a morphism is uniquely determined by the images of its coordinate functions and any such images determine a well-defined morphism.
By default affine spaces will embed in some ordinary projective space, unless it is created as an affine patch of another object.
ProjectiveSpace: Projective spaces are the most natural ambient spaces for most projective objects. They are locally universal objects.
ProjectiveSpace_ordinary (not implemented): The ordinary projective spaces have the standard weights \([1,..,1]\) on their coefficients.
ProjectiveSpace_weighted (not implemented): A special subtype for non-standard weights.
ToricVariety: Toric varieties are (partial) compactifications of algebraic tori \((\CC^*)^n\) compatible with torus action. Affine and projective spaces are examples of toric varieties, but it is not envisioned that these special cases should inherit from
ToricVariety
.
Subschemes#
AlgebraicScheme_subscheme_affine: An algebraic scheme defined by means of an embedding in a fixed ambient affine space.
AlgebraicScheme_subscheme_projective: An algebraic scheme defined by means of an embedding in a fixed ambient projective space.
QuasiAffineScheme (not yet implemented): An open subset \(U = X \setminus Z\) of a closed subset \(X\) of affine space; note that this is mathematically a quasi-projective scheme, but its ambient space is an affine space and its points are represented by affine rather than projective points.
Note
AlgebraicScheme_quasi is implemented, as a base class for this.
QuasiProjectiveScheme (not yet implemented): An open subset of a closed subset of projective space; this datatype stores the defining polynomial, polynomials, or ideal defining the projective closure \(X\) plus the closed subscheme \(Z\) of \(X\) whose complement \(U = X \setminus Z\) is the quasi-projective scheme.
Note
The quasi-affine and quasi-projective datatype lets one create schemes like the multiplicative group scheme \(\mathbb{G}_m = \mathbb{A}^1\setminus \{(0)\}\) and the non-affine scheme \(\mathbb{A}^2\setminus \{(0,0)\}\). The latter is not affine and is not of the form \(\mathrm{Spec}(R)\).
Point sets#
PointSets and points over a ring (to do): For algebraic schemes \(X/S\) and \(T/S\) over \(S\), one can form the point set \(X(T)\) of morphisms from \(T\to X\) over \(S\).
A projective space object in the category of schemes is a locally free object – the images of the generator functions locally determine a point. Over a field, one can choose one of the standard affine patches by the condition that a coordinate function \(X_i \ne 0\).
sage: PP.<X,Y,Z> = ProjectiveSpace(2, QQ) sage: PP Projective Space of dimension 2 over Rational Field sage: PP(QQ) Set of rational points of Projective Space of dimension 2 over Rational Field sage: PP(QQ)([-2, 3, 5]) (-2/5 : 3/5 : 1)
Over a ring, this is not true anymore. For example, even over an integral domain which is not a PID, there may be no single affine patch which covers a point.
sage: R.<x> = ZZ[] sage: S.<t> = R.quo(x^2 + 5) sage: P.<X,Y,Z> = ProjectiveSpace(2, S) sage: P(S) Set of rational points of Projective Space of dimension 2 over Univariate Quotient Polynomial Ring in t over Integer Ring with modulus x^2 + 5
In order to represent the projective point \((2:1+t) = (1-t:3)\) we note that the first representative is not well-defined at the prime \(p = (2,1+t)\) and the second element is not well-defined at the prime \(q = (1-t,3)\), but that \(p + q = (1)\), so globally the pair of coordinate representatives is well-defined.
sage: P([2, 1 + t]) (2 : t + 1 : 1)
In fact, we need a test
R.ideal([2, 1 + t]) == R.ideal([1])
in order to make this meaningful.
Berkovich Analytic Spaces#
Berkovich Analytic Space (not yet implemented) The construction of analytic spaces from schemes due to Berkovich. Any Berkovich space should inherit from
Berkovich
Berkovich Analytic Space over Cp A special case of the general Berkovich analytic space construction. Affine Berkovich space over \(\CC_p\) is the set of seminorms on the polynomial ring \(\CC_p[x]\), while projective Berkovich space over \(\CC_p\) is the one-point compactification of affine Berkovich space \(\CC_p\). Points are represented using the classification (due to Berkovich) of a corresponding decreasing sequence of disks in \(\CC_p\).
AUTHORS:
David Kohel, William Stein (2006-01-03): initial version
Andrey Novoseltsev (2010-09-24): updated due to addition of toric varieties


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| mkldnn_status_t MKLDNN_API | mkldnn_sgemm (const char *transa, const char *transb, const int *M, const int *N, const int *K, const float *alpha, const float *A, const int *lda, const float *B, const int *ldb, const float *beta, float *C, const int *ldc) |
| mkldnn_status_t MKLDNN_API | mkldnn_gemm_s8u8s32 (const char *transa, const char *transb, const char *offsetc, const int *M, const int *N, const int *K, const float *alpha, const int8_t *A, const int *lda, const int8_t *ao, const uint8_t *B, const int *ldb, const int8_t *bo, const float *beta, int32_t *c, const int *ldc, const int32_t *co) |
| mkldnn_status_t MKLDNN_API | mkldnn_gemm_s8s8s32 (const char *transa, const char *transb, const char *offsetc, const int *M, const int *N, const int *K, const float *alpha, const int8_t *A, const int *lda, const int8_t *ao, const int8_t *B, const int *ldb, const int8_t *bo, const float *beta, int32_t *c, const int *ldc, const int32_t *co) |
| mkldnn_status_t MKLDNN_API | mkldnn_gemm_bf16bf16f32 (const char *transa, const char *transb, const int *M, const int *N, const int *K, const float *alpha, const mkldnn_bfloat16_t *A, const int *lda, const mkldnn_bfloat16_t *B, const int *ldb, const float *beta, float *c, const int *ldc) |
A subset of Basic Linear ALgebra (BLAS) functions to perform matrix-matrix multiplication.
| mkldnn_status_t MKLDNN_API mkldnn_gemm_bf16bf16f32 | ( | const char * | transa, |
| const char * | transb, | ||
| const int * | M, | ||
| const int * | N, | ||
| const int * | K, | ||
| const float * | alpha, | ||
| const mkldnn_bfloat16_t * | A, | ||
| const int * | lda, | ||
| const mkldnn_bfloat16_t * | B, | ||
| const int * | ldb, | ||
| const float * | beta, | ||
| float * | c, | ||
| const int * | ldc | ||
| ) |
gemm_bf16bf16f32 performs a matrix-matrix multiplication operation defined as
C := alpha*op( A )*op( B ) + beta*C
where
The matrices are assumed to be stored in column-major order (the elements in a matrix columns are contiguous in memory).
| mkldnn_status_t MKLDNN_API mkldnn_gemm_s8s8s32 | ( | const char * | transa, |
| const char * | transb, | ||
| const char * | offsetc, | ||
| const int * | M, | ||
| const int * | N, | ||
| const int * | K, | ||
| const float * | alpha, | ||
| const int8_t * | A, | ||
| const int * | lda, | ||
| const int8_t * | ao, | ||
| const int8_t * | B, | ||
| const int * | ldb, | ||
| const int8_t * | bo, | ||
| const float * | beta, | ||
| int32_t * | c, | ||
| const int * | ldc, | ||
| const int32_t * | co | ||
| ) |
| mkldnn_status_t MKLDNN_API mkldnn_gemm_s8u8s32 | ( | const char * | transa, |
| const char * | transb, | ||
| const char * | offsetc, | ||
| const int * | M, | ||
| const int * | N, | ||
| const int * | K, | ||
| const float * | alpha, | ||
| const int8_t * | A, | ||
| const int * | lda, | ||
| const int8_t * | ao, | ||
| const uint8_t * | B, | ||
| const int * | ldb, | ||
| const int8_t * | bo, | ||
| const float * | beta, | ||
| int32_t * | c, | ||
| const int * | ldc, | ||
| const int32_t * | co | ||
| ) |
gemm_s8u8s32 and gemm_s8s8s32 perform a matrix-matrix multiplication operation and add the result to a scalar-matrix product. For the final result, a vector is added to each row or column of the output matrix. The operation is defined as:
C := alpha*(op(A) + A_offset) * (op(B) + B_offset) + beta*C + C_offset
where
The matrices are assumed to be stored in column-major order (the elements in a matrix columns are contiguous in memory).
| mkldnn_status_t MKLDNN_API mkldnn_sgemm | ( | const char * | transa, |
| const char * | transb, | ||
| const int * | M, | ||
| const int * | N, | ||
| const int * | K, | ||
| const float * | alpha, | ||
| const float * | A, | ||
| const int * | lda, | ||
| const float * | B, | ||
| const int * | ldb, | ||
| const float * | beta, | ||
| float * | C, | ||
| const int * | ldc | ||
| ) |
SGEMM performs a matrix-matrix multiplication operation defined as
C := alpha*op( A )*op( B ) + beta*C
where
The matrices are assumed to be stored in column-major order (the elements in a matrix columns are contiguous in memory).


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THIEVES (LES VOLEURS) A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1997 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): **
"It was a bad dream and nothing else," says Alex. Alex is a cop and the lead in the mystery THIEVES (LES VOLEURS) by director Andre Techine (THE WILD REEDS and MY FAVORITE SEASON). Although Alex's quote has nothing to do with the mystery, it sums up my thoughts about the film.
The picture is well acted, but the script by the committee of Michel Alexandre, Pascal Bonitzer, Gilles Taurand, and Andre Techine is pointlessly obtuse. I love mysteries, but this one was little more than a collection of obscure and fairly unrelated events. Once the mystery was solved, my immediate reaction was "so what." Although the performances have technical merit, the script does not create characters worth caring about.
The film starts with a young boy named Justin (Julien Riviere) viewing the body of his father Ivan (Didier Bezace). Justin is told that his father has been killed in an accident. Soon the house is filled with characters who will play parts in the mystery. The most interesting performance is given by Laurence Cote as Juliette Fontana. She is correctly described in the film as a woman with a boyish look. Ivan's brother, Alex the cop arrives and smells a rat. He has a recent newspaper article that makes him suspect his brother did not die in a car accident.
The story then skips back in time and works its way forward to where the film began. Juliette is a petty thief, a perfume shoplifter to be exact. Her brother Jimmy (Benoit Magimel) heists cars. When Alex interrogates her, he likes her looks. (She sports almost nothing but micro-miniskirts in the film.) Soon they will begin a series of trysts at hotels all over the city. She refuses to do it at his place since he is a cop. Alex finds out that she is also having a fling with her professor Marie Leblanc (Catherine Deneuve).
Beyond that I cannot say much more without giving away the mystery. Since there is precious little else to enjoy in the film, I do not want to reveal anything. I hope you are not as disappointed as I was when you find out the answer. After the natural conclusion of the film, there is a part labeled "Epilogue" that is the least interesting part and seems to last forever.
Although I found the pacing too slow and the cinematography (Jeanne Lapoirie) too dark, the show does have an least one tidbit of useful advice. "Luxury cars are dead," advises Jimmy. "The future is in trucks." Maybe you can save money on your new BMW and skip that alarm system, the thieves think your mode of transportation is passe.
THIEVES runs 1:57. It is in French with English subtitles. The film is rated R for profanity, violence, nudity, and explicit sex. The show would be okay for teenagers if they are quite mature. I was both bored and disappointed by the film so I cannot recommend it. I give the picture ** for the acting.
**** = A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show. Don't waste your money. 0 = Totally and painfully unbearable picture.
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Seven Chinese universities in top 10 of QS Asia Rankings
London: QS Quacquarelli Symonds, a London-based higher education analyst firm, released on Wednesday its latest assessment of Asia’s 500 best universities, which saw institutions from China taking seven out of the top 10 slots in the rankings.
The top 10 are: National University of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University, the University of Hong Kong, Tsinghua University, Peking University, Zhejiang University, Fudan University, the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology and the Chinese University of Hong Kong, the Xinhua news agency reported.
“Since the founding of New China 70 years ago, China has achieved great success in modernizing its higher education. Some of China’s cutting-edge research areas have started to assume global leading positions,” said Dr. Christina Yan Zhang, China director of QS.
Among the top 500 institutions assessed, China has the highest number, 165 in total (118 from the Chinese mainland). India follows with 101, Japan with 87 and South Korea with 71.
Ten Chinese mainland universities are among the top 50 for academic reputation, an indicator based on a global survey of 94,672 leading academics, while six mainland universities make the top 50 in the employer reputation measure, based on a global survey of 44,884 recruiters, with Peking University ranked first and Tsinghua University second, according to QS.
It is in the research indicators that Chinese mainland institutions really shine. There are 25 of them among the top 50 in citations per paper, an indicator measuring the influence of the research papers produced, QS stated.
QS has been compiling university rankings since 2004 when it published the inaugural “QS World University Rankings.” Since then, the rankings have grown to be one of the world’s most popular sources of comparative data about university performance. (IANS)
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| predict.glmmPQL {MASS} | R Documentation |
Obtains predictions from a fitted generalized linear model with random effects.
## S3 method for class 'glmmPQL' predict(object, newdata = NULL, type = c("link", "response"), level, na.action = na.pass, ...)
object |
a fitted object of class inheriting from |
newdata |
optionally, a data frame in which to look for variables with which to predict. |
type |
the type of prediction required. The default is on the
scale of the linear predictors; the alternative |
level |
an optional integer vector giving the level(s) of grouping to be used in obtaining the predictions. Level values increase from outermost to innermost grouping, with level zero corresponding to the population predictions. Defaults to the highest or innermost level of grouping. |
na.action |
function determining what should be done with missing
values in |
... |
further arguments passed to or from other methods. |
If level
is a single integer, a vector otherwise a data frame.
fit <- glmmPQL(y ~ trt + I(week > 2), random = ~1 | ID, family = binomial, data = bacteria) predict(fit, bacteria, level = 0, type="response") predict(fit, bacteria, level = 1, type="response")


Titanium
Element Name:
Titanium
Latin Name:
Titanium
Atomic Number:
22
Atomic Weight:
47.867 u
Is a:
Transition-Metal
State of the element:
Solid
About:
Titanium is a chemical element with the symbol Ti and atomic number 22. It is a lustrous transition metal with a silver color, low density, and high strength. Titanium is resistant to corrosion in sea water, aqua regia, and chlorine.
Electrons
22
Protons
22
Neutrons
26
Discoverer:
William Gregor
Discovered in:
1795


In this tutorial we will examine the available mocking APIs, always with the help of relevant code snippets. Even though the tutorial is fairly complete, it does not attempt to cover the entire published API in detail. A more complete and detailed specification for all public classes, methods, etc. is provided through the API documentation, which can also be found under the "jmockit/www/javadoc" folder inside the full toolkit distribution file. The main library file, "jmockit.jar", contains Java source files (with Javadoc comments) for easy access to the API source code and documentation from a Java IDE.
The additional tools which are provided through separate jar files are also covered, in separate chapters of the tutorial.
Software tests written by the developers themselves, to test their own code, are often very important for successful software development. Such tests are usually written with the help of a testing framework, such as JUnit.
Developer tests can be divided in two main categories:
Even though integration tests include the interaction between multiple units, particular tests may not be interested in exercising all components, layers, or sub-systems involved. The ability to isolate the code under test from irrelevant parts of the system is therefore generally useful.
A common and powerful technique for testing code in isolation is the use of "mocks". Traditionally, a mock object is an instance of a class specifically implemented for a single test or set of related tests. This instance is passed to code under test to take the place of one of its dependencies. Each mock object behaves in the way expected by both the code under test and the tests that use it, so that all tests can pass. That, however, is not the only role mock objects usually play. As a complement to the assertions performed by each test, the mock itself can encode additional assertions.
The above is true for conventional mock object tools such as jMock and EasyMock (more about them
in the next section).
JMockit goes beyond conventional mock objects by allowing individual methods and
constructors to be mocked directly on "real" (non-mock) classes, consequently eliminating the
need to instantiate mock objects in tests and pass them to code under test;
rather, the regular objects created by code under test will execute mock behavior defined by
tests whenever methods or constructors are called on the real classes.
In fact, with JMockit the original implementations of existing methods/constructors are replaced
with mock implementations, usually for the duration of a single test.
In addition, static
, final
, private
and even
native
methods can have their implementations replaced, and therefore are also "mockable".
Mocks are most useful for unit tests, but can also be used for integration tests. For example, you may want to test a presentation layer class along with its interactions with other classes in the same layer, without actually depending on the result of calls made to code in other application layers, such as the business or infrastructure layers.
Existing tools for testing with mock objects include EasyMock and jMock, both of which are based on java.lang.reflect.Proxy, which can create at runtime an implementation for a given Java interface. It's also possible to create proxies for concrete classes through CGLIB-based subclass generation. Each tool has a rich API for expressing expectations that are verified as methods are called on mock instances, or at the end of the test. It's not uncommon to see JUnit tests with most or all checks written as EasyMock/jMock expectations, instead of with JUnit's own assertion methods.
JMockit has its own Expectations API, which is similar to those APIs but goes beyond them by providing support for mocking all kinds of methods, constructors, and types (interfaces, abstract classes, final or non-final classes, classes from the JRE, enums, etc.).
There is another group of mocking tools, which rely on explicit verification of expectations over implicit verification: Mockito and Unitils Mock. The common characteristic of all these mocking APIs is that they use direct invocations to mock objects as a way to specify expectations. In the case of EasyMock and jMock, such invocations can only be made before exercising the unit under test, in the so-called record phase of the test. In the case of Mockito and Unitils Mock, on the other hand, the invocations can also be made after exercising the tested unit, in the verify phase of the test. (The phase in between is the replay phase, during which the unit under test actually performs the invocations of interest on its mocked collaborators.) JMockit provides the Verifications API, a natural extension of the Expectations API, to allow the explicit verification of non-strict expectations in the "verify" phase (strict expectations are always verified implicitly).
The conventional solutions for achieving isolation with mock objects impose certain design restrictions on the code under test. JMockit was created as an alternative with no such restrictions, by leveraging the facilities in the java.lang.instrument Java 5 package (in addition to making use of - to a lesser degree - reflection, dynamic proxies, and custom class loaders).
Because of certain technical limitations, the mocking tools previously mentioned impose some
restrictions on the classes for which a mock object may be needed.
Specifically, said classes must either implement a separate interface or all (instance) methods to be mocked must be
overridable (ie, neither the class itself nor any of those methods can be declared to be final
).
Additionally, the instantiation of dependencies must be controlled from outside the dependent
unit, so that a proxy object (the mock) can be passed to it in place of the "real" implementation
for each dependency (see dependency injection).
That is, proxied classes can't simply be instantiated with the new
operator in client code, because
constructor invocations cannot be intercepted through conventional techniques.
To sum up, these are the design restrictions that apply when using a conventional approach to mocking:
java.lang.reflect.Proxy
) or at least not be declared final
(to enable the dynamic generation of a subclass through a custom class loader).
In this second case, no instance method to be mocked can be final
either.
final
is optional, but it can be a great way
to capture certain design decisions; additionally, it allows static analysis tools (such as
Checkstyle, PMD, FindBugs, or your Java IDE) to provide useful warnings about the code (about,
for example, a final method which declares to throw a specific checked exception, but doesn't
actually throw it; such warning could not be given for a non-final method, since an override
could throw the exception).
new
operator to obtain
instances of their dependencies, even in situations where doing so would be appropriate.
(Even when we have abstractions separated from their implementation classes, not all
implementations need to be selected by client code or through configuration; neither do all
kinds of dependencies need to be designed with separated interfaces.)
new
is particularly insidious, often
leading developers to over-engineer their designs by creating unnecessary abstractions
and ultimately introducing complex application frameworks just to deal with the configuration
of such abstractions and their (often unique) implementations.
Also, it favors the use of stateless "objects", even when state specific to each operation is involved.
With JMockit, any design can be tested in isolation without restricting the developer's freedom. Design decisions which have a negative effect on testability when using only traditional mock objects are inconsequential when using this new approach. In effect, testability becomes much less of an issue in application design, allowing developers to avoid complexities such as separate interfaces, factories, dependency injection and so on, when they aren't justified by actual system requirements.


Hi I'm new to this forum and to the openEnergyMonitor. I'm following the instructions to build an SD from scratch for the pi as per https://github.com/emoncms/docs/blob/master/raspberrypibuild.md
I've made it to step 5 from the guide and on the section titled Python Gateway I realized that I have some missing files on my SD card. These are the rfm2pigateway.py and the rfm2pigateway.init.dist which it appears that they should be in the /var/www/emoncms/Modules/raspberrypi/ directory.
I followed all the instructions up to there with no issues. Any ideas as to what's gone wrong? or where could I get these files from?
Appreciate your help.
Sam.
Re: missing rfm2pigateway files while building SD from scratch
Hello Sam, if your building an SD card install, I would recommend skipping that guide to the new one which is currently in testing here, the lifespan of the SD card should be much longer with it: https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/tree/bufferedwrite
I'm running this new version on my own system here and so will be able to support it better too.
Re: missing rfm2pigateway files while building SD from scratch
Where did you find the https://github.com/emoncms/docs/blob/master/raspberrypibuild.md guide linked from? That one has actually been depreciated for a while, I've added a note to the top.
Re: missing rfm2pigateway files while building SD from scratch
I googled something like "emoncms build sd" and it's the first link that came up.
Anyway ... I'll look at that other link and try that one instead.
Thanks
Sam
Re: missing rfm2pigateway files while building SD from scratch
I've build a ready to go image for this new setup which might be of interest:
emonSD-21-7-14.img.zip
Full installation guide: https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/blob/bufferedwrite/docs/install.md
and initial setup guide: https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/blob/bufferedwrite/docs/setup.md


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Of all the Italian cities, this one certainly needs no introduction! There are a large number of berthing options in the Venitian lagoon. The main entrance into the lagoon is at S. Nicolo. The canal here is wide and deep and leads to the heart of the city.
Position 45°25'N, 12°26'E (Porto di Lido) Main entrance to the lagoon.
The office for boats needing to clear into the country (including Immigration) is located near the Port Authority and cruise ship terminal.
Ask for the "Polizia di Frontiera Presso Scalo Marittimo ed Aereo di Venezia". After crossing the pedestrian bridge over Canale Scomenzera located between Pl Roma vaporetto stops, the office is in the red painted building in amongst the trees on the right.
This is the only office you are required to visit, clearing in both boats and crew.
Last updated September 2013.
There several options for berthing in Venice istself and also elsewhere in the lagoon.
Punta della Salute is conveniently in the heart of the city and close to the harbour and customs offices. Moor between the huge mooring posts (NOT to the quay). It is rather uncomfortable due to the constant wash from passing boats. It is operated by Venice Yacht Pier (see below).
Many of the marinas offer a free shuttle service into the City.
Last updated September 2012.


DataGrid
, similarly to the Table component, is designed to
display and sort tabular data, and provides means to manipulate rows and columns with greater performance due to
lazy loading of data while scrolling.
In this example, you can play with the following DataGrid
attributes:
sortable
- enables or disables the DataGrid
sorting. The default value is true
.
When the sorting is enabled, the click on the column name will display the sorting icon to the right of che
column caption. Sorting of any specific column can be disabled by this column’s sortable
attribute.
reorderingAllowed
- defines whether a user can change the columns order by dragging them with a
mouse. The default value is true
.
columnsCollapsingAllowed
- defines whether a user can hide columns in the sidebar menu.
Displayed columns are checked in the menu. When a column name is checked/unchecked, the value of collapsed
attribute of each column is updated. When set to false
, the collapsed
attribute of
any column cannot be set to true
.