RT_SIGPENDING
Section: Linux Programmer's Guide (2)Updated: 2004-March-12
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NAME
rt_sigpending - Examine a pending signal that has been raised while blockedSYNOPSIS
- long sys_rt_sigpending (sigset_t *set, size_t sigsetsize);
DESCRIPTION
rt_sigpending allows pending signals that have been raised while blocked to be examined. The set value stores the signal mask of the pending signals. sigsetesize should indicate the size of a sigset_t type or larger; otherwise, an error is returned.
RETURN VALUE
rt_sigpending returns 0 on success. Otherwise, rt_sigpending returns one of the errors listed in the "Errors" section.
ERRORS
- -EINVAL
- An invalid signal was specified.
- -EFAULT
- set pointed to memory that is not part of the process address space.
SEE ALSO
rt_sigaction(2), rt_sigprocmask(2), rt_sigqueueinfo(2), rt_sigreturn(2), rt_sigsuspend(2), rt_sigtimedwait(2)
AUTHOR
Niki Rahimi
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Time: 05:33:05 GMT, December 24, 2015


article dev example prod example core test
by Guillaume Lathoud [0], March 2013
Implementing mutual tail recursion optimization without trampoline [1] - for good performance - led me to write quite insane code [2].
Here is a lighter approach, that extends JavaScript with two
keywords metafun
and metaret
, implementing one
tiny bit of
Backus' metacomposition [3].
[Budapest 2014 slides, video, both]
Thanks to Iain Ballard, there is a node.js npm package (GitHub source).
Thanks to metacomposition, you get anonymous self-recursion for free:
no need for a Y combinator or arguments.callee
:
metaret self, k - 1, acc * k; // anonymous self-recursion
Metafunctions are implemented by generating normal JavaScript
functions, where metaret
call(s) have been unrolled using a while
loop, and switch
statements for mutual recursion.
Each case
contains the
code for one metaret
call,
where variable names have been renamed to prevent collisions. I call
that "hygienic inlining". (I need to add an example targetted on
this.)
(Indentation can be improved.)
Source:
(Indentation can be improved.)


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Hi, my name is Gabriel most known how GeGi, and this is Fabrica de TIs ! I am a brazilian student the computer engginer, i created this web site with intention share mine learned and help peoples what want learn computering.
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Creating a Separator in Mod Organizer 2
- Right-click in the left pane of MO2 and select Create Separator
- Input Mechanics into the pop-up and select OK
Enabling Fallout 3 Repair
- Double-click on JIP LN in the left pane of MO2
- In the INI-Files tab, click on NVSE/Plugins/jip_nvse.ini
- Set bEnableFO3Repair to 1
- Enables the Fallout 3 repair system, where max repair health of items will be capped to the player's Repair skill.
For example, if your repair skill is 75, you will only be able to repair items to 75% of their max health
Enabling More Features in lStewieAl's Tweaks
- Double-click on lStewieAl's Tweaks INI (or the custom INI file if you installed that) in the left pane of MO2
- In the INI-Files tab, click on nvse/plugins/nvse_stewie_tweaks.ini
- Set bNoSkillTags to 1 (line 269, line numbers are only accurate when using the Custom INI file from the guide)
- Set iRemoveTags to 2 (line 524)
- Additional changes can be made under the [No Skill Tags] section at the bottom of the INI
- Hides the [Speech], [Barter], etc. number tags from dialogue options, for example, instead of [Speech 75], it will say just [Speech]
- Set bHideEnemyMarkers to 1 (line 50)
- Removes enemy markers from the compass
- Set bOverencumberedTweak to 1 (line 278)
- Mimics the Fallout 76 encumbrance system
- Set bEnteringVATSCostsAP to 1 (line 302)
- Makes entering VATS key cost 10 AP
- Set bChargedAttacksCostAP to 1 (line 308)
- Makes charged melee attacks cost AP
- Set bNoGrabOwnedItems to 1 (line 329)
- Stops the player from grabbing items owned by NPCs
- Set bWeightlessWornPowerArmor to 1 (line 392)
- Removes the weight of the power armor when you are wearing it like in Fallout 4
Files to install:
- Overhauls how damage and force is applied, making combat quicker and harder, and making previously unviable builds such as unarmed more viable
Files to install:
- Main File - 3.2. Gameplay - BLEED No Always Knockdown Explosions
- Changes the "Always Knockdown" flag back to "Knockdown by Formula" for all explosions
Install normally
Optional tweaking available:
- Run FNVEdit through MO2
- Right-click in the Module Selection pop-up and click Select None
- Check the box adjacent to ImmersiveRecoil.esp then hold down left shift and click OK
- Wait for the message Background Loader: finished to appear in the right pane
- Expand the ImmersiveRecoil.esp header in the left pane, and then the Globals header within it
- These globals can be edited to enable/disable/change parts of the mod
- See the mod description for details on what the globals do
- Adds configurable formula-based recoil to all weapons in the game
Files to install:
- Main File - Iron Sights Recoil Anims -TTW or WMIM
- Optional File - Iron Sights Recoil Anims - Weapon Retexture Project (only if you installed Weapon Retexture Project from Visuals - Textures/Models)
- Adds actual visual kick/muzzle flip to the iron sights fire animations
Install normally
- Makes melee attacks able to hit multiple enemies, similar to the Dark Souls series
Install normally
- Collection of small gameplay changes that enhance vanilla aspects without drastically overhauling anything
For a list of the included mods, see the Read-Me included in the archive
Install normally
- Adds specialized repair parts that can be crafted or bought on top of the vanilla repair system
Install normally
- Allows you to bypass the lockpick and hack minigames if you have the proper skill by pressing the 'Z' key (still consumes a bobby pin)
Files to install:
- Main File - Pickpocket Overhaul
- Overhauls the pickpocketing formula to take item weight and target's perception into account
Install normally
- Faction armor will no longer offset positive faction reputation, only negative
Files to install:
- Main File - Loot All Vehicles DLCs
Hide the following:
- Loot all cars, trucks, golf carts, patrol cars, etc with opening/closing door sounds
Files to install:
- Main File - 3.3. Gameplay - Loot All Vehicles ESP Replacer
- Fixes ITMs, dirty edits, forwards YUP fixes, and balances the loot pool
Install normally
- Improves upon the rather lackluster vanilla Well Rested perk
Install normally
- Fleshes out the loot pool of the NCR supply caches obtained through the NCR Radio to make them worthwhile
Install normally
- Randomizes the amount of skill books you receive from a certain container in HH based on your luck skill
Files to install:
- Main File - Super Mutant Overhaul - No overlords
Manual FNVEdit editing required:
- Run FNVEdit through MO2
- Right-click in the Module Selection pop-up and click Select None
- Check the box adjacent to CIB Supermutants.esp then hold down left shift and click OK
- Wait for the message Background Loader: finished to appear in the right pane
- Input 15FFF0 into the FormID search box in the top left and hit enter
- Right-click in the right pane and select Hide no conflict and empty rows
- Right-click on the empty box above NightkinFaction in the CIB Supermutants.esp column and select Remove
- This tweak removes the custom Nightkin faction that makes them aggro to the player from a Nightkin that is supposed to be passive
- Save and exit
- Overhauls Super Mutants to be more of a threat to the player
Install normally
- Places the unique GRA weapons around the wasteland for you to find while exploring
Install normally
- Move freely among the Fiends with the Day Tripper perk if you wear Raider armor and a Fiend helmet


pseudocode.js enables JavaScript to typeset algorithms as beautifully as LaTeX does:
The demo above is editable. Feel free to experiment with it by clicking on the edit button.
Features
pseudocode.js is a JavaScript library that typesets pseudocode beautifully to HTML:
- Intuitive grammar: pseudocode.js takes a LaTeX-style input that supports the algorithmic constructs from LaTeX's algorithm packages. With or without LaTeX experience, a user should find the grammar fairly intuitive.
- Print quality: The HTML output produced by pseudocode.js is (almost) identical with the pretty algorithms printed on publications that are typeset by LaTeX.
- Math formula support:
Inserting math formulas in pseudocode.js is as easy as LaTeX. Just
enclose math expression in
$...$
or\(...\)
.
It supports all modern browsers, including Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Opera, and IE 8 - IE 11.
Usage
Pseudocode.js supports multiple backends to render math formulas. If you want to include any math formulas in your pseudocode, please make sure that either KaTeX or MathJax is properly setup in your document.
Download pseudocode.js, and host the files on your server. And then include the js and css files in your HTML files:
<link rel="stylesheet"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>
For more details on available options and backends, please see the usage section of README.
Author
pseudocode.js was originally written by Tate Tian (@tatetian). Together with @ZJUGuoShuai, I (@SaswatPadhi) added the MathJax support, and I am the current maintainer of this project. Suggestions, bug reports and pull requests are most welcome.
Acknowledgement
Pseudocode.js is partially inspired by KaTeX and relies on it to render math formulas. Thanks Emily Eisenberg(@xymostech) and other contributers for building such a wonderful project.


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Color Key
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Changes from last version
Classes
Modified classes
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#DatasetSpecification
- Added: rdfs:label "Dataset Specification"@en
- Deleted: rdfs:label "Dataset specification"@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#ICASAVariable
- Added: rdfs:label "ICASA Variable"@en
- Deleted: rdfs:label "ICASA variable"@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#Image
- Added: rdfs:comment "An image (e.g. tiff file) is a type of dataset specification used to define things like soil, crops, etc."@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#Organization
- Added: rdfs:comment "An organized ody of people with a particular purpose"@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#SVOVariable
- Added: rdfs:label "SVO Variable"@en
- Deleted: rdfs:label "SVO variable"@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#SampleExecution
- Added: rdfs:comment "A sample execution of a given software"@en
- Added: rdfs:label "Sample Execution"@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#SampleResource
- Added: rdfs:label "Sample Resource"@en
- Added: rdfs:comment "A sample resource associated with a software"@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#SoftwareConfiguration
- Added: rdfs:comment "A software configuration represents a particular way of invoking a function of a software component. A software configuration exposes the precise inputs and outputs that are used for that function. Multiple software configurations may be associated to a software component. A software configuration facilitates the encapsulation of software, and it can be used to represent components of scientific workflows."@en
- Deleted: rdfs:comment "\"Function\" is part of an Ontosoft extension currently being developed"^^xsd:anyURI
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#SoftwareImage
- Added: rdfs:comment "An image that virtualizes the functionality of a given software. For example, a Docker container."@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#SoftwareVersion
- Added: rdfs:comment "A software version is a specificf type of software that represents a particular set of functionalities. New functionalities and error fixes may occur between software versions"@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#SourceCode
- Added: rdfs:label "Source Code"@en
- Added: rdfs:comment "Class representing the characteristics of the code associated with a software component"@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#StandardVariable
- Added: rdfs:label "Standard Variable"@en
- Deleted: rdfs:label "Standard variable"@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#Unit
- Added: rdfs:comment "Class designed to distinguish the different types of units that are available in variables from datasets or parameters"@en
- Deleted: rdfs:comment "Class designed to distinguish the different types of units that are available in variables from datasets"@en
Added classes
Object Properties
Modified properties
Added properties
Deleted properties
Data Properties
Modified data properties
- http://schema.org/citation
- Added: rdfs:isDefinedBy http://schema.org/
- http://schema.org/codeRepository
- Added: rdfs:isDefinedBy http://schema.org/
- http://schema.org/license
- Added: rdfs:isDefinedBy http://schema.org/
- http://schema.org/memoryRequirements
- Added: rdfs:isDefinedBy http://schema.org/
- http://schema.org/operatingSystems
- Added: rdfs:isDefinedBy http://schema.org/
- http://schema.org/processorRequirements
- Added: rdfs:isDefinedBy http://schema.org/
- http://schema.org/programmingLanguage
- Added: rdfs:isDefinedBy http://schema.org/
- http://schema.org/softwareRequirements
- Added: rdfs:isDefinedBy http://schema.org/
- http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value
- Added: rdfs:isDefinedBy http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#citation
- Added: rdfs:label "citation"@en
- Added: rdfs:comment "How to cite this software"@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#codeRepository
- Added: rdfs:comment "URL to the code repository of a software component"@en
- Added: rdfs:label "code repository"@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#dataCatalogIdentifier
- Added: rdfs:label "data catalog identifier"@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#description
- Added: Domain Union of (http://purl.org/linked-data/cube#DataStructureDefinition, http://qudt.org/schema/qudt/Unit, http://www.geoscienceontology.org/geo-upper#Variable, http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#Thing, https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#Organization, https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#Parameter, https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#Person, https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#SampleExecution, https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#SampleResource, https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#Software, https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#SourceCode, https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#Visualization)
- Added: rdfs:comment "A description of a resource"@en
- Deleted: Domain https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#Software
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#hasAssumption
- Added: rdfs:comment "Assumptions of a software, e.g. the solver being used for a particular model, the source of the data (e.g., all data must have a given resolution), etc."@en
- Deleted: rdfs:comment "Assumptions of a model, e.g. the solver being used."@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#hasComponentLocation
- Added: rdfs:comment "Location of the aggregation of all the files needed to execute the component. Usually a zip file including the run script and support scripts, including specification files"@en
- Deleted: rdfs:comment "Location of the aggregation of all the files needed to execute the component. Usually a zip file including the run script and support scripts"@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#hasDefaultValue
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#hasDownloadURL
- Added: rdfs:label "has download URL"@en
- Added: rdfs:comment "Download URL where to obtain the source/executable of the software"@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#hasFAQ
- Added: rdfs:comment "Frequently asked questions about a software"@en
- Added: rdfs:label "has FAQ"@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#hasFixedValue
- Added: rdfs:label "has fixed value"@en
- Added: rdfs:comment "Value of a parameter in a software setup."@en
- Deleted: rdfs:label "hasFixedValue"@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#hasInstallationInstructions
- Added: rdfs:comment "Instructions requires to install this particular piece of software."@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#hasMaximumAcceptedValue
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#hasMinimumAcceptedValue
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#hasPurpose
- Added: rdfs:label "has purpose"@en
- Added: rdfs:comment "Objective or main functionality that can be achieved by running this software"@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#hasTypicalDataSource
- Added: rdfs:label "has typical data source"@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#memoryRequirements
- Added: rdfs:label "memory requirements"@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#operatingSystems
- Added: rdfs:label "operating systems"@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#processorRequirements
- Added: rdfs:label "processor requirements"@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#programmingLanguage
- Added: rdfs:label "programming language"@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#referencePublication
- Added: rdfs:label "reference publication"@en
- Added: rdfs:comment "Main publication to cite in this software"@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#shortDescription
- Added: rdfs:label "short description"^^xsd:string
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#softwareRequirements
- Added: rdfs:label "software requirements"@en
- https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#supportDetails
- Added: rdfs:comment "Property to link details, such as mailing lists in case a contact person is not provided"@en
- Added: Range http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string
- Added: Domain https://w3id.org/okn/o/sd#Software
Added data properties


public final class DebugTextViewHelper extends java.lang.Object implements java.lang.Runnable, ExoPlayer.EventListener
TextView
with debug information obtained from
a SimpleExoPlayer
.| Constructor and Description |
|---|
DebugTextViewHelper(SimpleExoPlayer player,
android.widget.TextView textView) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
onLoadingChanged(boolean isLoading)
Called when the player starts or stops loading the source.
|
void |
onPlayerError(ExoPlaybackException error)
Called when an error occurs.
|
void |
onPlayerStateChanged(boolean playWhenReady,
int playbackState)
Called when the value returned from either
ExoPlayer.getPlayWhenReady() or
ExoPlayer.getPlaybackState() changes. |
void |
onPositionDiscontinuity()
Called when a position discontinuity occurs.
|
void |
onTimelineChanged(Timeline timeline,
java.lang.Object manifest)
Called when timeline and/or manifest has been refreshed.
|
void |
run() |
void |
start()
Starts periodic updates of the
TextView . |
void |
stop()
Stops periodic updates of the
TextView . |
public DebugTextViewHelper(SimpleExoPlayer player, android.widget.TextView textView)
player
- The SimpleExoPlayer
from which debug information should be obtained.textView
- The TextView
that should be updated to display the information.public void start()
TextView
. Must be called from the application's main
thread.public void stop()
TextView
. Must be called from the application's main
thread.public void onLoadingChanged(boolean isLoading)
ExoPlayer.EventListener
onLoadingChanged
in interface ExoPlayer.EventListener
isLoading
- Whether the source is currently being loaded.public void onPlayerStateChanged(boolean playWhenReady, int playbackState)
ExoPlayer.EventListener
ExoPlayer.getPlayWhenReady()
or
ExoPlayer.getPlaybackState()
changes.onPlayerStateChanged
in interface ExoPlayer.EventListener
playWhenReady
- Whether playback will proceed when ready.playbackState
- One of the STATE
constants defined in the ExoPlayer
interface.public void onPositionDiscontinuity()
ExoPlayer.EventListener
onPositionDiscontinuity
in interface ExoPlayer.EventListener
public void onTimelineChanged(Timeline timeline, java.lang.Object manifest)
ExoPlayer.EventListener
onTimelineChanged
in interface ExoPlayer.EventListener
timeline
- The latest timeline, or null if the timeline is being cleared.manifest
- The latest manifest, or null if the manifest is being cleared.public void onPlayerError(ExoPlaybackException error)
ExoPlayer.EventListener
ExoPlayer.STATE_IDLE
immediately after this method is called. The player instance can still be used, and
ExoPlayer.release()
must still be called on the player should it no longer be required.onPlayerError
in interface ExoPlayer.EventListener
error
- The error.public void run()
run
in interface java.lang.Runnable


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4-6
Give the wonderful flavours of this takeaway favourite a new twist with mussels and clams.
For the saag aloo, heat a dry pan and toast the whole spices for a minute or so until they start to smell smoky. Put them in a pestle and mortar with the remaining spices, salt, garlic and two chillies and crush to a paste.
Heat the ghee in a heavy-based lidded pan. Add the onion and fry until golden. Add the spice paste and reduce the heat. Add the potatoes and mix well, fry for a few minutes and add 100ml/3½fl oz water and bring to the boil, cover and cook for 10 minutes, checking that all the water does not evaporate.
Meanwhile, cook the mussels and the clams. If any shells are open, tap them lightly on a hard surface. If they don't close, discard them. Add to a large lidded pan and cover with water. Cover and cook for 3–4 minutes. They are cooked when they have opened up. Be sure to discard any that don't open after cooking. Pick the mussel and clam meat from the shells and set aside.
Give the curry a good stir and scrape the bottom, cook for 5 minutes. If the mixture looks dry, top up with water.
Add the spinach and cook for 5 minutes stirring constantly. Add the mussels and clams, cover the pan, remove from the heat and leave the spinach to steam for 2 minutes. Add the remaining chilli and transfer to a serving bowl. Top with the coriander.
For the flatbreads, heat a little oil in a large frying pan and fry the onions until soft, set aside to cool a little. Mix the onions with remaining ingredients, roll into balls, flatten and then roll out. Cook in a dry pan for 1 minute on each side
For the salad, mix the carrots with the salt and lemon in a large bowl and leave for a minute or two. Add the remaining ingredients.
Serve the saag aloo in a large dish with the flatbreads and carrot salad in a bowl alongside.


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Rain on the Parade The Last September
By Ross Anthony
Beautifully filmed, "Last September" has the feeling of an impressionistic painting. The setting is that of the last days of the ruling "tribe" of Ireland back in 1916 as the Irish begin to revolt. But the primary story is at play in young Lois, a member of the elite, pursued by an innocent British soldier, but allured to the roughened Irish renegade she had known as a child.
Despite the text preface, this ruling "Tribe" scenario may still be a bit confusing to those not privy to UK history. It certainly was for me. For that reason, here is further explanation from the film's production material: They are "the Ascendancy ... moneyed, graceful and essentially feudal. The Anglo-Irish aristocracy (the wealthier heirs of English immigrants in Ireland, who sound and appear English, although they consider themselves Irish)."
Maggie Smith and Michael Gambon are superb in their proper snootitude. Fiano Shaw gives a flawless performance as Lois' influential confidant. In fact, most of the acting, direction, and cinematography are remarkable. It's the culmination of the story that falls flat against this disciplined canvas.
Director, Deborah Warner's portrayal of the sheltered, ignorantly bliss elite is as delicate and beautiful as the shell of an Easter egg -- inviting friends over for a tennis party while the countryside trembles on the verge of war.
Lois, herself, is carefree, emotion-driven, spur of the moment; and for that we all fall in love with her. With giddily attractive dialogue like..."You're so sudden all of a sudden." and "How do you know I'm not in love with some married man or something." These lines are delivered in a completely sweet and romantic scene with her innocent soldier-caller. This stunning moment is followed by a charming chat with the experienced yet, sensitively-humored, older woman.
Unfortunately, by the end of the film our patience with both Lois and this oft-used story line may not be so sympathetic.
The Last September. Copyright © 2000. Rated R. Starring Keeley Hawes, Michael Gambon, Tom Hickey, David Tennant, Richard Roxburgh, Gary Lydon, Maggie Smith, Fiona Shaw, Lambert Wilson. Directed by Deborah Warner. Screenplay by John Banville based upon the novel by Elizabeth Bowen. Director of Photography Slawomir Idziak. Produced by Yvonne Thunder at Trimark/Matrix/Scala.
Grade..........................B
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If a boat is repaired changing all his wooden planks, is it the same boat or a new one?
If you go back to the past and changed it, it will change the future or you are just doing what is already planned?
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Many tools exist to help automate and orchestrate provisioning servers. Each tool serves a purpose, or is tailored for a specific task.  I say that at the risk of bringing on the deluge of comments that often accompany such a blunt, over arching statement.
Configuration Management Primer
But let’s think about it for a minute: how does configuration management work? The idea is to codify machine state into a static code base that can abstract a more complex system into simple resource statements. Then those resource statements are parsed and compiled into a directed acyclic graph.
This graph is created every time an ‘agent’ of some sort checks in or is manually kicked off by some other means. Each node in the graph represents the abstract state of some resource on the system, files, services, packages, and compares the state of the resource node in the graph to that of the resource which exists on the system. If it’s different, it converges the state to match that of the graph.
Service Primer
In terms of services, we might have an abstract service definition that looks like this:
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Each statement tells Puppet or Chef, respectively, to make sure the service for Nginx is running. How this would go down in real life is that Chef or Puppet would run, and if they find the service Nginx not running, it would be started. If it is found running, nothing occurs in order to maintain performance via idempotent actions.
The problem is services are running all the time, and are highly dynamic. They might crash for any number of reasons, and until configuration management kicks in, your service is unavailable.
That is, unless, it’s monitored by a parent process that can track service state.
And in a lot of respects, framworks such as Docker aim to fill in this hole. The Docker daemon acts as that parent process that can monitor the child containers, ensuring they’re always running or force restarts when they die. The Docker daemon is always running, unlike configuration management which only runs on regular intervals, and hopefully not to often for performance reasons.
Well what happens when the Docker daemon dies, you might ask? Who cares, it’s still better than configuration management acting as the sole service schedular.
Many people have already realized this added benefit of Docker monitoring their service state. In that same vain, containerizing your services via Docker removes a lot of configuration management code. Where previously you had to maintain a package, a file, a service and all the other dependencies around your specific service via configuration management you can now simply tell configuration management to install docker and run this container.
Static vs. Dynamic
The hills rejoiced to the sound of sweet harmony of constantly running services!
But this isn’t the end of the story. Whether you’re running your service via some executable you provision with configuration management or via a docker container executed via configuration management, those services are still statically provisioned.
By static provisioning, I mean that you have some how hard coded a $role for a node classified as ‘x’ and told your configuration management system to run service ‘y’ for all machines with that classification. This is hard coded and static. The machine that runs this service does not change unless you hard code something else to tell it to do so.
That might be acceptable for simple applications, but when scaled you run into another issue: resource utilization.
At SRC:CLR we have a meager 70 node deployment. The resources of each node are unknown to other nodes, and we fall into the pitfall of underutilized infrastructure. We’re not an enterprise, but recent studies show total DC utilization at around 6%. We average around 1-2% total resource utilization. This tells me we’re wasting at best 68% of our monthly DC costs (I would prefer 70% resource utilization, allowing for a comfortable 30% in over engineering for capacity).
It’s easy to fall into this pitfall if your entire stack is managed by a static code base - it’s programmatically difficult to classify a node in configuration management with a lot of different roles. You would need to instrument each node heavily to ensure proper resource utilization, and go to great lengths to ensure you’re not creating hot spots - machines that are running hot, consuming too many resources while others sit idle with low intensity applications. In the end, this is still a static configuration and is extraordinarily complex.
Dynamic configuration, at its core, assumes some master process provisions a service on demand, anywhere. It’s not bound by classification, its only requirement is that memory and CPU resources are available to execute a scheduled task. It monitors these processes all the time, ensuring they’re running and restarts them when they die.
This system sounds a lot like a Kernel in an operating system: it accepts IO to execute tasks and leverages a scheduler to execute those tasks across available memory and CPU resources.
Mesos
The Apache Mesos project satisfies that requirement: it gathers resource information from all nodes in a cluster, then schedules and executes tasks against the available resources. An entire company, Mesosphere, has built the Data Center Operating System around Mesos, allowing seamless deployment of services across a cluster of machines, without configuration management to statically deploy them. Developers can write their own schedulers and executors or simply leverage the Docker executor to deploy services across an entire DC. No classification required.
At SRC:CLR we see the value in such a system as it simplifies our already complex configuration management around our back end micro services. This isn’t to say configuration management isn’t needed: it’s needed. However, we’ve found that configuration management isn’t a service scheduler - it’s great at static provisioning. But in the end we still need a way to manage all the basics like log rotation, the installation of Mesos, docker and other necessary packages, and all the other stuff that sits outside the realm of our immediate stack but is required by it.
Our goal for the future of our stack is to have Puppet manage the intermediate state of our infrastructure, bringing up a healthy cluster of nodes running Mesos which we can deploy our containerized stack on. Of course this brings about a whole new set of challenges around managing logs and security, topics I’ll be covering more in later posts. In the end the move to leveraging a service that handles dynamic scheduling of our services allows us to scale faster while simultaneously using more available resources, which means a decrease in Ec2 instances and incurred costs. That’s a huge win for a small company making ends meet on borrowed dollars.


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One of the great things about nosing around the pet industry for over a decade, is the fascinating pleasure of watching it evolve. Plus, since I’m not just in the pet industry, but a marketing person too – I’ve watched that world change over the 12+ years I’ve been helping businesses get noticed. Let me say, what a time to be in marketing in the pet industry!
One of the most exciting alignments between these two worlds is happening right now, as we speak. What is it you ask? It is the wild, wooly and very profitable world of the ‘pet influencer’. I know many of you are curious about what it is, and what it means to be a pet influencer, so today I wanted to shed some light on this mysterious concept.
The most common reference I hear and see in the pet world, when referring to a ‘pet influencer’, is an ‘insta-famous’ dog, cat or other critter who has a large following on Instagram (usually 10k+) and gets paid for ‘sponsored’ posts, ‘celebrity’ appearances and endorsements. However, having an insta-famous pet is not the only way to create influence in the pet industry. In fact, I’d say that if you are a pet writer, pet podcaster, pet youtuber, pet blogger or pet photographer, you are MUCH more suited to become an ‘influencer’ than a pet parent with a frenchie and an iPhone. You, the storytellers, have a decided edge in the influencer game.
The product of any influencer, is obviously influence. But that’s intangible right? How do you monetize influence? Well, primarily in these three ways:
Typically ‘content’ includes: articles, photos, videos and audio. Sometimes one at a time, sometime all mixed together. Can you see why I mentioned that writers, podcasters, youtubers, bloggers and photographers have an advantage here? If you are a storyteller, you already have the hardest (and most expensive to outsource) skills required to be a successful influencer.
At Superzoo this year I had the opportunity to meet Manny the Frenchie and the Dogist, two of the biggest pet influencers of the moment. They were at Superzoo on behalf of pet brands who had hired them to be in their booth to draw buyers, press and attention generally in their direction. Influencers get paid to show up, smile and take selfies.
Often Endorsements and Sponsorship lead back to content- especially if you’re endorsing a partner on your own media (ie your own instagram, blog, website, youtube channel, podcast, whatever) or it is a sponsored trip or experience that you’re creating content about.
In addition to being able to produce the ‘products’ of an influencer, there is an even more important element to becoming successful at building and wielding influence.
I mentioned earlier that I met Manny the Frenchie (well technically Manny’s dad, the human behind his instagram account) and the Dogist… Sure it was fun to get that selfie (and get tweeted by Manny), but I can tell you, there is nothing remarkable about the humans behind the instagram-led fame of these two influencers. They are not superhuman geniuses.They are very different people, with totally different platforms of influence… The Dogist doesn’t even have a dog!
Surprised? You shouldn’t be. It’s not a miracle that these guys built audiences in the multi-millions… They are marketers at heart. Whether or not they set out to be influencers, their brains are wired to build audiences and lead interesting conversations. They’re naturals at consistency. They have a knack for telling stories… For leading a movement.
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I've smoked salvia several times before. I've seen some pretty intense stuff. I once thought I was a chicken wing. I once believed that the world did not exist outside of my field of vision. This experience goes far beyond any of that.
It was the 4th of July. A friend of mine from high school who I don't see often came to visit. The evening started off with hamburgers and beer. By the time the fireworks were over I'd had about 15 beers. I was fairly intoxicated. I went to my room with friends and we smoked a hookah for a while. At some point I smoked a little marijuana. Then I decided that it would be a good idea to smoke some salvia.
I grabbed the bong that I had made a few days earlier. I packed a giant bowl with about 1/3 gram of 10x salvia. I smoked the whole bowl in 2 rather large lungfuls. According to my friend, at this point I dropped the bong and fell out of my chair onto the floor. Apparently I also crawled across the room a little bit.
What happened inside my head is something I can barely explain. I went to some far off distant world. I had no concept of the reality I've known for most of my life. All of my senses were overwhelmed with new and different things that I had never experienced before. My vision zoomed rapidly from one intense sight to another. Unfortunately I don't think any description can do justice to what I experienced.
Slowly I returned to reality. It was very difficult. I had totally forgotten about my previous life. As it returned to me I had to exert quite a bit of effort to grab a hold of it. It almost seemed as though the distant world I had been to was reality and everything else in my life had just been a dream.
Peak effects probably lasted about 10 minutes. Fairly strong after-effects persisted until I went to bed about an hour later.
I'm pretty sure that the intensity of this experience was related to all of the alcohol I had consumed.
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#include <GrUberDetailCache.h>
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| GrUberDetailCache () | |
| class GrUberDetailCache | |
| ~GrUberDetailCache () | |
| bool | ReserveRegion (unsigned int &tileX, unsigned int &tileY, unsigned int width, unsigned int height) |
| allocates a region in the detail cache. | |
| void | UploadTile (unsigned int lod, unsigned int tileX, unsigned int tileY, const void *bump, const void *diffuse, const void *specular) |
| void | PrepareDetailCache () |
| prepares the L1-cache for rendering. | |
| void | BindDetailTextures (unsigned int maskSampler, unsigned int bumpSampler, unsigned int diffuseSampler, unsigned int specularSampler) |
| binds the detail textures to the graphics device. |
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class GrUberDetailCache
ctor & dtor
allocate resources.
build the DXT5R lookup table.
build the DXT code for the current value.
store the current DXT code in the lookup table.
initialize packing state.
allocate memory.
Definition at line 60 of file GrUberDetailCache.cpp.
| GrUberDetailCache::~GrUberDetailCache | ( | ) |
clear the singleton pointer.
free the mask data.
free the mask-code lookup table.
Definition at line 92 of file GrUberDetailCache.cpp.
| void GrUberDetailCache::BindDetailTextures | ( | unsigned int | maskSampler, | |
| unsigned int | bumpSampler, | |||
| unsigned int | diffuseSampler, | |||
| unsigned int | specularSampler | |||
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binds the detail textures to the graphics device.
Definition at line 205 of file GrUberDetailCache.cpp.
| void GrUberDetailCache::PrepareDetailCache | ( | ) |
prepares the L1-cache for rendering.
build the mask data in DXT5R format.
upload the mask data.
clear the packing state.
clear the mask data.
Definition at line 186 of file GrUberDetailCache.cpp.
| bool GrUberDetailCache::ReserveRegion | ( | unsigned int & | tileX, | |
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allocates a region in the detail cache.
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make sure the width and height are acceptable sizes.
check to see if the region can fit in the current row. If not, advance to the next free row.
advance to the next row.
make sure there is enough room in the cache for the region requested. If there isn't, simply return false to indicate allocation failure.
store the outgoing positions.
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return true to indicate success.
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| unsigned int | tileX, | |||
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| const void * | diffuse, | |||
| const void * | specular | |||
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uploads a tile to the detail cache. Note that the formats are expected as such: bump DXT5R, diffuse DXT5, specular DXT5.
upload the tile to the texture.
translate the destination to the correct page in the cache.
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Definition at line 150 of file GrUberDetailCache.cpp.


FLIRTING WITH DISASTER A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1996 Christopher Null
You know, I was in a real downer of a mood when I went to see FLIRTING WITH DISASTER, but, incredibly, the raw comedy of this film could only cheer me up. And I thought I was a cynic....
The sophomore effort of writer/director David O. Russell (whose first film, SPANKING THE MONKEY, was a real jaw-dropper by virtue of its title alone) is a comedy/romance that somehow captures the feel of both a home movie and an acid trip together. On the surface, the story of Mel Coplin (Ben Stiller) and his search for his birth parents is a tried-and-true tale. In reality, FLIRTING WITH DISASTER has more twists than a French braid and as much comedy as, well, as much brash and uncompromising comedy as anything else has given us this year.
Stiller is his typically wacky self but is not as overbearing as he's been in films like IF LUCY FELL and REALITY BITES. Instead, Stiller's presence is deftly underplayed as he balances the performances of his supporting stars, which include wife Patricia Arquette, Mary Tyler Moore & George Segal as his brash adoptive parents, Richard Jenkins as a staunch yet progressive ATF bureau employee, Alan Alda & Lily Tomlin as Mel's real folks, and Glenn Fitzgerald as Mel's psychotic real brother. The writing and dialogue here are fantastic, and after a somewhat slow start, Russell's film quickly speeds into overdrive and never lets up.
And how can I go without mentioning co-star Ta Leoni as a drool-inducing homewrecker/adoption agency employee who all but steals the show? I can't! Leoni is nothing short of fantastic here, and I'm so enthralled with her graces that I'd probably watch two hours of her doing her laundry.
Russell's greatest achievement with FLIRTING WITH DISASTER is his ability to draw us into the tale he is weaving, to make a fresh and outrageous film that is completely believable and, incredibly, ethically upstanding by its end. It's also a pleasant reminder that, hey, no matter how miserable you are, it really could be a lot worse...and it could turn out for the best.
RATING: ****
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| Setting up the tool | |
| Once the tool is unpacked, run the program. When You run it for the first time, You will get a dialog-window asking for the location of Your "Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory" folder. If You have this game installed, select the folder, and click the 'OK'-button. If You do not have Wolfenstein-ET installed, then simply ignore the dialog, and press the 'Cancel'-button. | |
| The next image shows a computer where in fact multiple versions of Wolfenstein-ET are installed. I just select one of the folders, and click 'OK'. | |
| When You do not have Wolfenstein installed on Your computer, click 'Cancel' to continue. | |
| When providing the tool with the game-folder of Wolfenstein-ET, the actual needed PAK-file of that game is added to the list of used PAK-files. The tool searches through all these listed PAK-files when looking up textures/shaders/models. | |
| Adding game PAK-files | |
| After acknowledging or canceling the first dialog, the program window will appear. When You provided a game-folder, there should be a PAK-file in the 'Game-PAKs'-list on the upper-right of the tool-window. If You did not provide an initial game-folder, the 'Game-PAKs'-list is still empty. In this case You should manually add any game-PAKs to the list. Click the 'Add PAK'-button to add a pak-file from Your own game. In Quake3 games, a pak file usually has the .pk3 extension, and its filename is something like pak0.pk3, pak1.pk3 or such alike.. | |
| Selecting a game PAK-file | |
| In this example, i selected a PAK-file of the NoQuarter MOD. Click the 'Open'-button when done selecting the PAK-file. | |
| A PAK-file has been added to the list | |
| As You can see, the PAK-file has been added to the 'Game-PAKs'-list on the upper-right of the window. | |
| Adding more PAK-files | |
| You can add more PAK-files if You like. Just keep in mind that it will not make the tool faster, because it has to search all these files when looking for textures, shaders and/or models.. Another point to be aware of, is that the files are searched from top-to-bottom as they appear in the list. So if, for example, the same shader should exist in more than one listed PAK-file, only the first found entry will be used while rendering/converting models. | |
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| When You are done adding PAK-files, You can start using the tool. You can click the displayed, simple help (anywhere), to make it disappear, and to make the 'View'-Tab show up. Most important settings are saved on exit in an INI-file, including the PAKs-list. You only need to setup the tool once. At any time You can add (or remove) PAKs from the list. | |


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Device Address tcs34721 0x39 (with IR filter) 3 0x39 (without IR filter) 5 0x29 (with IR filter) 7 0x29 (without IR filter)
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| ENABLE | Primarily to power up the device. |
| TIMING | Integration time control.
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| ID | Part number. |
| GAIN | Sensitivity settings.
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| LOW_THRESH_LOW_BYTE | Low byte of low interrupt threshold. |
| LOW_THRESH_HIGH_BYTE | High byte of low interrupt threshold. |
| HIGH_THRESH_LOW_BYTE | Low byte of high interrupt threshold. |
| HIGH_THRESH_HIGH_BYTE | High byte of high interrupt threshold. |
| CDATALOW | Low byte of ADC clear channel. |
| CDATAHIGH | High byte of ADC clear channel. |
| RDATALOW | Low byte of ADC red channel. |
| RDATAHIGH | High byte of ADC red channel. |
| GDATALOW | Low byte of ADC green channel. |
| GDATAHIGH | High byte of ADC green channel. |
| BDATALOW | Low byte of ADC blue channel. |
| BDATAHIGH | High byte of ADC blue channel. |


I'm Angelos Chalaris, 25 years old, a web developer from Athens, Greece. Programming is not just a career path for me, but also a hobby and a passion of mine. I have a BSc in Computer Science and a MSc in Advanced Information Systems I started coding sometime around 2011, which is when I started studying Computer Science in the University of Piraeus. After getting my BSc, I studied for a MSc in Advanced Information Systems with a concentration in Advanced Software Development Technologies. I've worked with various technologies in the past, but recently I've taken an interest in web development and web applications.
Skills: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js, Sass/SCSS, React, jQuery, MySQL/MariaDB, Git
Software engineering role focused on JavaScript and ReactJS; everyday tasks included:
Part of a team responsible for:
I studied various core concepts of programming and computer science, such as algorithms, network architecture, programming languages and artificial intelligence, while my focus was Software Technologies & Intelligent Systems. During this time, I learnt to code in C++, Java, C#, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP and Prolog, developing various projects and applications, oftentimes integrating SQL databases. My thesis was on Business Process Intelligence, Process Mining and the ProM Framework (available here in Greek).
I studied Advanced Software Development Technologies, familiarizing with some more advanced programming and architecture concepts, especially ones that are used in web-based technologies and modern desktop applications. During this time, I explored web and mobile development, as well as UI/UX design in more depth, while I became more fluent in JavaScript and PHP and had a chance to work with Firebase and cloud patforms such as Amazon Web Services (AWS) and DigitalOcean. My dissertation was titled Design, Development and Application of Advanced User Interface Software for Web Applications (available here in Greek).
I have completed freeCodeCamp's Full-Stack developer certification, earning all 6 of the required certifications and learning essential skills for developing websites and web applications, using HTML, CSS, JavaScript and popular tools, such as React, Bootstrap and Express. More specifically, I have earned the following certifications:
I have earned some of Tech Talent School's certifications, improving upon already acquired programming skills, as well as learning some soft skills which might be of use in my career. More specifically, I have earned the following certifications:
I have completed a lot of Udemy's courses, learning important skills and concepts for software and web development, as well as many other things related to computer science and programming. Some of the most relevant courses I have completed are as follows:
I have completed some of Codecademy's courses, learning necessary skills for software and web development. More specifically, I have completed the following courses:
I am the co-founder of the 30 seconds team and original creator of 30 seconds of code, a curated collection of over 300 modern JavaScript snippets, that can be easily copied into any new or existing project. The project has over 100 contributors and 35.000 stars on GitHub, while most of its systems utilize continuous integration tools to streamline the build and update process of the project. It's currently one of the most extensive learning resources for ES6 on GitHub. My core responsibilites as a mainter include, but are not limited to:
I am the co-founder of the 30 seconds team, the team behind 30 seconds of code, 30 seconds of CSS, 30 seconds of Interviews and 30 seconds of React. I help curate and maintain all of these projects to different extents, participate actively in their development and contribute content from time to time.
I am the creator and maintainer of mini.css, a minimal, responsive and easily customizable alternative to popular CSS frameworks like Bootstrap and Semantic UI. It utilizes modern technologies, techniques and design patterns, such as the Flexbox module, CSS variables and material design, while it's written in SCSS without the need for any Javascript code. It runs on most modern browsers and is actively maintained and updated frequently. It was also the basis for my Master's Dissertation, which explored the application of UI/UX design principles in web interface design.
I built the Node Static Page Generator as a simple tool for creating static websites. The tool supports static HTML generation from Markdown files and metadata injection via JSON files, while it allows users to fully customize it by tweaking its code. The project is not actively maintained anymore.
I built the mocka placeholder to be a very simple, yet elegant content placeholder, used to enhance user experience when a page is loading. Crafted with customization in mind, it is written in SCSS, can be altered easily to accommodate any and all needs and runs on all browsers. The project is not actively maintained anymore.
I built CodeIgniter RAP as a set of helper functions that can be used to create RESTful APIs using PHP. While built for CodeIgniter, these helper functions are not dependent on it, allowing it to be used with other frameworks. The project has been tested thoroughly and used on various college projects, but is not actively maintained anymore.
I built Bootstrap Extend as a simple extension of Bootstrap 3, adding certain new components that extend and enhance the framework's functionality. These components include lightboxes, toggle switches, collapse boxes and custom styles for some common elements. This project has been discontinued since the launch of Bootstrap 4.
I built the HTML5 Template Generator as a replacement tool for all the boilerplates available online, so that anyone can quickly and easily create a simple HTML5-compliant page, without having to go through all the boring stuff. It supports exporting the templates to Codepen and JSFiddle, as well as defining a plethora of properties and generating certain framework boilerplates. The project is not actively maintained anymore.
I have built various demos and toy projects over the years. Here are some of the most interesting:
I have been writing on Medium for a while, covering various programming topics, mostly focused around web development and design. I am currently a writer for Hackernoon, FreeCodeCamp and The Startup. Some of my most popular stories include:
I actively participate in the Q&A site Stack Overflow and I currently have over 4000 reputation points and a bronze tag badge in JavaScript. Most of my questions and answers are in the JavaScript, HTML, jQuery and CSS tags. Some of my top answers include:
I actively participate in the coding challenge website Codewars and I currently have over 2500 honour points (3kyu). Most of my Kata solutions are written in JavaScript and Node.js.
I am somewhat active on Hashnode, a social network for developers, sharing short stories and articles about my experience with certain tools and projects.
I have actively participated in Sphere Online Judgle (SPOJ) in the past, ranking among the top 5000 users, as well as CodinGame, reaching level 10.


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| Loaded Frames | undefined |
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| Api.Number.SearchResults | ListOwnNumbers (Api.Number.SearchRequest request, Credentials creds=null) |
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| Api.Number.SearchResults | Search (Api.Number.SearchRequest request, Credentials creds=null) |
| | Retrieve the list of virtual numbers available for a specific country. More...
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| ResponseBase | Buy (string country, string number, Credentials creds=null) |
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| ResponseBase | Update (Api.Number.NumberUpdateCommand cmd, Credentials creds=null) |
| | Change the webhook endpoints associated with a rented virtual number or associate a virtual number with an Application. More...
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| ResponseBase | Cancel (string country, string number, Credentials creds=null) |
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◆ Buy()
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Rent a specific virtual number.
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| number | Number to rent |
| creds | (Optional) Overridden credentials for only this request |
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◆ Cancel()
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Cancel your rental of a specific virtual number.
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| number | The number to cancel |
| creds | (Optional) Overridden credentials for only this request |
- Returns
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◆ ListOwnNumbers()
| Api.Number.SearchResults Nexmo.Api.ClientMethods.Number.ListOwnNumbers |
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List Numbers available in your account
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◆ Search()
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Retrieve the list of virtual numbers available for a specific country.
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| creds | (Optional) Overridden credentials for only this request |
- Returns
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◆ Update()
| ResponseBase Nexmo.Api.ClientMethods.Number.Update |
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Change the webhook endpoints associated with a rented virtual number or associate a virtual number with an Application.
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- Returns
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- C:/Users/slore/Documents/projects/slorello89/nexmo-dotnet/Nexmo.Api/Client/Number.cs


DESCRIPTION = "HTMLDOC converts HTML input files into indexed HTML, postscript or PDF files" HOMEPAGE = "http://www.htmldoc.org/" SECTION = "console/utils" PRIORITY = "optional" LICENSE = "GPL" DEPENDS = "openssl libpng jpeg zlib"


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Japanese Flash allows you to backup and restore your custom study sets across multiple devices. Users looking to use Japanese flash on an iPhone and iPad can backup sets from their iPhone, log in on an iPad and restore study sets from the iPhone. We currently transfer custom study sets only, and do not transfer any progress.
To backup custom study sets, scroll to the bottom of the "Study Sets" tab. Tap "Backup Custom Sets".
You will see a login screen where you can login using one of your accounts at several popular web sites. Choose your preferred login site and log in. You sets will be packaged and sent to the Long Weekend server.
Note: Make sure you are connected to wifi or cellular internet to backup or restore custom sets.Restoring custom sets to are device is just as easy as backing then up. Scroll to the bottom of the "Study Sets" tab. Tap "Restore Custom Sets". You will see the login screen. Choose the same service you logged into when you made your backup and log in. Once complete the study sets will be download and install.
What happens when you restore study sets? Any study sets and words in a study set missing on your device are added. Words removed on another device are not removed on your new device. We did this to prevent accidental loss if you restored an old backup and/or frequently make changes to sets.


Cutting Edge Artificial Intelligence
We use the most advanced machine learning techniques on complex datasets to provide instant situational awareness of scale and scope of your jurisdiction after a natural disaster.
The following transportation logistics table allows Hub Managers to reallocate inventory based on the optimizer.


Fri Jan 18, 2008
This is as geeky as it gets folks. The EAC meeting last night featured a talk entitled “Crouching comma, hidden hyphen” by Ramona Montagnes, one of the authors of the Canadian Writer’s Handbook and director of the UBC Writing Centre. This list was on one of her handouts.
The top 16 things likely to be overheard if you had Klingon technical writers working on your documentation team:
- Klingons do not sit in meetings, we take what we want and kill anyone who opposes us!
- Certification?!
- I will return to the homeworld and my documentation will arise triumphant in the STC Documentation Gauntlet, leaving all others drowning in their own dangling modifiers. It will be glorious!!
- Not returning my review copies by the agreed deadline is a declaration of war. Indeed, it is a good day to die.
- These software specifications are for the weak and timid!!
- This version of Word is a piece of GAGH! I need the latest version of Framemaker if I am to do battle with this manual.
- You cannot really appreciate Dilbert unless you’ve read it in the original Klingon.
- Indentation?! I will show you how to indent when I indent your skull!
- What is this talk of “drafts”? Klingons do not make document “drafts”.
- Passive voice is a sign of weakness. Its elimination will be quick.
- Proofreading? Klingons do not proofread. Our documents are purified with pain-sticks which cleanses the documents of impurities.
- I have challenged the entire Marketing and R&D team to a Bat-Leh contest! They will not concern us again.
- A TRUE Klingon warrior riddles his document with bullets, leaving it to beg for mercy.
- By changing the layout of my manual, you have challenged the honor of my family.
- You question the worthiness of my grammar?
- Our users will know fear and cower before our suite of manuals and online help! Ship it! Ship it and let them flee like the dogs they are!
Source: Documentia, Inc.


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If you are interesting in propose unconference talk, see How to Propose a Unconference Talk?
We’re going to open a new “Unconference” track (on the last day), our purpose is to provide different interaction between speakers and audiences. For unconference talks, not only Python-related proposals are accepted, any indirectly related topics are also welcomed. Unconference talks are voted and thus decided by conference attendees. (The current plan is to open for unconference proposal submission 10 days before the conference starts)
An unconference talk can be run in any form, the speaker/host can decide the way he/she uses that space and time. Furthermore, unconference talks are not officially recorded in any ways, thus any topics that are more critical compared to the regular conference talks are welcomed.
An unconference talk lasts 20 minutes, note that the Q&A session is included in the 20 minutes.
We are currently open for unconference proposals, please head to unconference's GitHub repository for the descriptions, and don't be shy to propose an unconference!


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Create an absolute URL that can be used by a user to asynchronously upload a large blob. Upon completion of the upload, a callback is made to the specified URL.
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| CloudStorageException | Thrown when there is a failure using the blobstore service. |
| static google\appengine\api\cloud_storage\CloudStorageTools::deleteImageServingUrl |
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Get content type from a Google Cloud Storage file pointer resource.
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Return the name of the default Google Cloud Storage bucket for the application, if one has been configured.
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Get the filename of a Google Cloud Storage object.
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Get metadata from a Google Cloud Storage file pointer resource.
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Get the public URL for a Google Cloud Storage filename.
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| string | &$bucket | The extracted bucket. |
| string | &$object | The extracted bucket. Can be null if the filename contains only bucket name. |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
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Single fracture in a confined aquifer.
This demonstrates the interpretation of a pumping test in a confined aquifer with infinite conductivity fracture with the Gringarten and Ramey (1974) solution
MIT License Copyright (c) 2017 Philippe Renard - University of Neuchâtel (CHYN)
The data set for this example comes from the following reference: Gringarten A. C., Ramey H. J., & Raghavan R., 1975. Applied Pressure Analysis for Fractured Wells, Petroleum Transactions, AIME follows page 784. The test data are published on page 887-889.
Let us first load the data.
[t,s]=ldf('grg_ds1.dat');
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We then define the values of the parameters that are required for the interpretation:
Flow rate : 419 STB/D Porosity : 0.12
Q=7.7e-4; % Pumping rate in m3/s S=1; % Storage coefficient
Once the data have been loaded and the parameter defined, we can interpret the data. We do that as usually in two steps. First the parameters p of the model are estimated with the function grg_gss. Then we find an optimum fit.
p=grg_gss(t,s);
p=fit('grg',p,t,s);
Norm of Norm of Iteration SSE Gradient Step ----------------------------------------------------------- 0 2.88129e+06 1 94416.6 284322 44.8803 2 16914.9 23888.8 3.24252 3 3998.52 4325.46 6.81945 4 583.02 819.533 7.40526 5 178.981 93.6042 4.11681 6 169.028 2.9732 0.914642 7 168.996 0.0183996 0.084595 8 168.996 6.56163e-05 0.00569644 9 168.996 5.74303e-08 0.000364953 Iterations terminated: relative change in SSE less than OPTIONS.TolFun
We can then display the result of the interpretation. Hytool find that the folowing values for the transmissivity :
T = 2.1 e-3 m2/s
figure (1);
grg_rpt(p,t,s,[Q,S],' Gringarten-Ramey model - automatic fit')
The results are in reasonable agreement with the values found by Gringarten & Al. (1975): Effective permeability (k): 7.11 e-15 m2 Viscosity (v): 0.65 e-3 Pa.s System compressibility (c): 3 e-9 Pa Formation volume factor (B): 1.26 RB/STB Thickness (e): 25 m Porosity : 0.12 Wellbore radius (rw): 8.25 e-2 m Transmissivity [T = ((k*p*g)/v)*e]= 3 e-6 m2/s


Student | Developer | Blogger
Well, anyone who has worked with HTML surely knows one thing. It isn't the hardest thing to do on earth. In fact, web designing using HTML is one of the easiest things to do :P. All you need to do is read the book and apply your own ideas accordingly. Now, you must be wondering, what is so great in this that this chap is posting about it, on his blog.
Let me be very frank here. This is one of the only things I have done in the summers and want to show off regarding the same. In fact, I can also say that this is one of the only things I have done in the entire of my first year of engineering. So, I am just writing this to document how I have designed my first website. :D (A practice I intend to continue for all of my works)
Having read from Wiley's HTML-4 for Dummies (4th Edition), I started reading on this and simultaneously make the site. I have used various HTML tags and have also META-ed my page, with my name as the author and the content (NARCISSIST \m/). Well, what else is left? NOTHING :P That is almost everything about HTML.
Keep watching for better blogs, when I actually do something good :D
Designed and Developed by: Y.S.Vamsi


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Two of Demi Moore's daughters didn't speak to her for years due to Ashton Kutcher
Demi's eldest, Rumer Willis, said that she tried to act as an intermediary between Scout and Tallulah and their mum
by Will Twigger, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/will-twigger/Demi Moore's eldest daughter has revealed how her younger sisters, Scout and Tallulah, didn't speak to their mum for three years amid her difficult marriage to Ashton Kutcher.
Rumer, Demi's 31 year old daughter with Bruce Willis, described how she acted as an intermediary between her younger sisters and their mum.
The resentment was put down to the attention Demi was paying her then husband Ashton Kutcher - they were also trying for a child together, but sadly ended in a miscarriage.
Appearing on Jada Pinkett-Smith's Red Table Talk with her mum and Tallulah, Rumer said: "Scout and Tallulah had very different experiences than I had when we stopped talking to my mom - they didn't speak to her for three years."
Rumer added: "[I] went in an out as kind of like the ambassador for the family."

She continued that "when [Demi] wanted to have another baby and then it wasn't happening and there was so much focus on that, it was like, 'Oh, well, we're not enough.'"
"At one point," Rumer said, "Her friends are calling me and being like, 'I'm really worried about your mom. You need to talk to her', so then I'm like, 'OK, well, I have to go and fix this.'"
It wasn't that easy, though, as Rumer related how the family shunned her for her decision to talk to Demi.
She continued: "And then I was like, 'Then I'll have no one; I'll have my mom who's like, not capable of being my mom right now and then the rest of the family is just not gonna speak to me anymore.'"
Demi herself explained that she felt an "addiction" to Ashton.
She said: "The addiction and the co-dependency, my addiction to Ashton, that was probably almost more devastating because it took me seriously away emotionally."
Demi and Ashton were married for six years, with it drawing a great deal of attention because of their 15 year age gap.
They tied the knot in 2005, five years after Demi and Bruce had called it quits.
Ashton's now with Mila Kunis - incidentally, he was her first kiss during the filming of That 70s Show.


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