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Performs statistical testing to compare predictive models based on multiple observations of the A' statistic (also known as Area Under the Receiver Operating Characteristic Curve, or AUC). Specifically, it implements a testing method based on the equivalence between the A' statistic and the Wilcoxon statistic. For more information, see Hanley and McNeil (1982) <doi:10.1148/radiology.143.1.7063747>.
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| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.1) |
| Imports: | dplyr, tidyr |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown, testthat |
| Published: | 2017-11-13 |
| Author: | Josh Gardner [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Josh Gardner <jpgard at umich.edu> |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
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Namespace Microsoft.MixedReality.Toolkit.Core.Utilities.Gltf.Schema
Classes
GltfAccessor
GltfAccessorSparse
GltfAccessorSparseIndices
GltfAccessorSparseValues
GltfAnimation
A keyframe animation.
GltfAnimationChannel
GltfAnimationChannelTarget
GltfAnimationSampler
GltfAsset
Metadata about the glTF asset.
GltfBuffer
A buffer points to binary geometry, animation, or skins.
GltfBufferView
A view into a buffer generally representing a subset of the buffer.
GltfCamera
A camera's projection. A node can reference a camera to apply a transform to place the camera in the scene
GltfCameraOrthographic
An orthographic camera containing properties to create an orthographic projection matrix.
GltfCameraPerspective
A perspective camera containing properties to create a perspective projection matrix.
GltfChildOfRootProperty
GltfImage
Image data used to create a texture. Image can be referenced by URI or
bufferView
index. mimeType
is required in the latter case.
GltfMaterial
The material appearance of a primitive.
GltfMaterialCommonConstant
GltfMesh
A set of primitives to be rendered. A node can contain one or more meshes. A node's transform places the mesh in the scene.
GltfMeshPrimitive
Geometry to be rendered with the given material.
GltfMeshPrimitiveAttributes
Common mesh primitive attributes.
GltfNode
A node in the node hierarchy.
When the node contains skin
, all mesh.primitives
must contain JOINT
and WEIGHT
attributes. A node can have either a matrix
or any combination
of translation
/rotation
/scale
(TRS) properties.
TRS properties are converted to matrices and postmultiplied in
the T * R * S
order to compose the transformation matrix;
first the scale is applied to the vertices, then the rotation, and then
the translation. If none are provided, the transform is the Identity.
When a node is targeted for animation
(referenced by an animation.channel.target), only TRS properties may be present;
matrix
will not be present.
GltfNormalTextureInfo
GltfObject
GltfOcclusionTextureInfo
GltfPbrMetallicRoughness
GltfProperty
GltfSampler
Texture sampler properties for filtering and wrapping modes.
GltfScene
The indices of each root node.
GltfSkin
Joints and matrices defining a skin.
GltfTexture
A texture and its sampler.
GltfTextureInfo
Enums
GltfAccessorAttributeType
GltfAlphaMode
GltfAnimationChannelPath
GltfBufferViewTarget
GltfCameraType
GltfComponentType
GltfDrawMode
GltfInterpolationType
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Magnification filter mode.
GltfMinFilterMode
Minification filter mode.
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Texture wrap mode.


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--- layout: post title: fedmsg on CentOS date: 2018-06-27 18:46:51.000000000 -05:00 type: post parent_id: '0' published: true password: '' status: publish categories: [Backend] tags: - gsoc author: login: admin email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Anna first_name: '' last_name: '' permalink: "/fedmsg-on-centos/" ---
fedmsg is "a library built on ZeroMQ using the PyZMQ Python bindings". So I thought it might help to learn a little bit more about ZeroMQ ( which is not a messaging queue).
The sockets used in fedmsg to publish and subscribe to messages is PUB (publisher) and SUB (subscriber). Messages, which are JSON encoded, are published with a topic which can be used by subscribers to filter the messages. A topic in fedmsg can take the form
<topic_prefix>.<environment>.<modname>.<topic>
modname is the module trying to publish the message
Disclaimer: This is for a development instance and not production.
Installing fedmsg is pretty straightforward but configuring it can be a bit tedious.
sudo yum install fedmsg
If you go to /etc/fedmsg.d/ you should see all these files: base.py, endpoints.py, gateway.py, ircbot.py, logging.py, relay.py, and ssl.py
If you try to publish a message from the interpreter
>> import fedmsg
>>> fedmsg.publish(topic='testing', modname='test', msg={
... 'test': "Hello World",
... })
You might get this error AttributeError: 'FedMsgContext' object has no attribute 'publisher'
(Refer https://github.com/fedora-infra/fedmsg/issues/426)
To fix this you need to configure the endpoints in endpoints.py
So an endpoint is basically a string which specifies a transport (TCP) and an address to bind to.
<transport>://address
You can read more about it here http://www.fedmsg.com/en/stable/configuration/#endpoints
In endpoints.py add your endpoint to the config dictionary. The key has to be the <name of the application> .<host name> and the value is a list of all possible endpoints the socket can bind to. You can find out your hostname using hostname -s
You can view the configuration from the terminal using fedmsg-config
One possible entry could look like this:
"__main__.centos-s-1vcpu": ["tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:5001"],
If we try to publish the message now it should work. But how can I check if it shows up on the fedmsg bus? Launch another Python interpreter and try:
>> for name, endpoint, topic, msg in fedmsg.tail_messages():
... print topic, msg
This should print out all the messages currently arriving. You could also use fedmsg-tail --really-pretty from the terminal. fedmsg.tail_messages() gets messages published on the sockets listed in endpoints.
But if you try to publish now you might get this
IOError: Couldn't find an available endpoint for name '__main__.centos-s-1vcpu-1gb-lon1-01'
That's because we specified one endpoint for this application in the config.py file. So if we change the config file to add another one.
"__main__.centos-s-1vcpu-1gb-lon1-01": ["tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:5001", "tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:5002"],
You should be able to publish messages now and see it
No handlers could be found for logger "fedmsg.crypto"
/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/fedmsg/core.py:441: UserWarning: !! invalid message received: {u'username': u'root', u'i': 3, u'timestamp':<PHONE_NUMBER>, u'msg_id': u'2018-e4090d11-8944-4b30-9d25-0f59c549fab0', u'topic': u'org.fedoraproject.dev.test.testing', u'msg': {u'test': u'Hello World'}}
warnings.warn("!! invalid message received: %r" % e.msg)
You get this warning because validate_signatures in ssl.py is enabled by default. You can disable it for now for development.


Across: 3. Top 17 piece of music? (3) 8,18. Dream dream of 6 23 and 16's final work (6 7) 9. Mocks man's loop arrangements (8) 10. They punctuate their music with accented movement (second time omitted) (8) 11. Weird stoner vocalists (6) 12. Sanity restored after exorcising one's evil (5) 13. Rock stars' wedding held here (9) 16. Artist from Tokyo, not to be upset with times gone by (4 3) 18. see 8 21. Management con singer with newspaper cutting perhaps (9) 22. Tesla rumoured to offer "Back in the U.S.S.R." range (5) 25. Epic song about everything evil (6) 27. Singer on drug? Forbid it at the outset! (8) 28. Nineties dance genius... (8) 29. ...who embraced art mostly at commercial end? (6) 30. Insubordinate racket! (3) Down: 1. Musical form of piece suffers on a tabla (6) 2. They may be heard in a court once it's job is modified (10) 3. 17 and 6 23 wanted a chance for this piece to be heard (5) 4,20. Using unfortunate tabloid snap, con musicians (7 3 4) 5. Stream flowing into pond where 16 and 6 23 honeymooned (9) 6,23. No taking one's place as revolutionary goes after gospel singer (4 6) 7. Begs teen star to perform (8) 12. Sanity ruined when it's destroyed in negativity (3) 14. Someone must have written it later... rue it being corrupted! (10) 15. Rude? Blind drunk and out of control! (9) 17. No seconds get in, so practise frantically for this sort of production (8) 19. Older musicians with partial eyesight (3) 20. see 4 23. see 6 24. Queen's top hit? (5) 26. Cloud site regularly used? Drive! (4)


I recently had the most profound, cathartic experience of my life.
Two weeks ago, at the beginning of my holiday vacation from college and back home, I embarked on a solo level 4 or 5 mushroom trip, ingesting 5 grams dried. This is the highest level trip I have ever done of any substance. I am male, 19, in good physical and mental health, and weigh 170 pounds. I was lying on my bed in the dark the whole time, intermittently looking out the window at the night sky. I felt this setting would foster a very analytical, metaphysical journey. I am the most logical, rational person I know, and always seek the truth. I was not afraid of what the alien state of mind might reveal to my consciousness; in fact my goal was enlightenment. I initially anticipated only a level 2 or 3 trip because I thought the mushrooms had lost a considerable amount of potency, but I was aware that they could have possibly retained their strength.
I will skip over the beginning and end of the trip and focus on the peak of it. For several hours during the trip, I found myself stuck in a loop of circular logic, a sort of infinite recursive process. I was caught in a frame of mind that repeatedly held conflicting ideas simultaneously. I could not decide what my next actions would be, both immediately and for the rest of my life. Who put me here and what is my purpose? I felt very afraid not knowing. Suicide crossed my mind, but I retained my usual reasonability and abandoned that idea quickly.
When I asked myself what my purpose of life was, I realized every human being wonders the same thing. Most believe whatever their parents tell them when they are children, or whatever they hear when attending religious services. But what their parents know and what religious texts say are just othersí opinions and feelings of why we are here. Essentially, nobody knows why the universe is here and what purpose our lives have. Many pious men and women forget that fact and unconsciously take what their parents, religion, or society says about the matter as universal truths, when in fact it is anything but the case.
The most profound realization I experienced during the trip was that free will is an illusion. I feel the capacity to understand this was due to the psilocybin-induced information-integration state of mind. I saw how everything we think, feel, and do is completely a result of the interplay between our genes and our environment. The interaction between the two is completely determined by fundamental laws of the universe. I still believe this today, in my sober state of mind. Comprehending that my life is pre-determined has paradoxically granted me a new sense of freedom. I have less fear of death.
The point I am trying to make, and what I concluded toward the end of my metaphysical journey, is that we have no control over anything.  Also, I did not choose my genes or my type of organism, and I did not choose my environment. I donít really know why Iím here either. I am insignificant, as we all are. I do not even choose my actions. The fact that I am writing this sentence was predetermined by nature. All I can do is just be, live, exist. All I can do is just go along with the process of my life and see what happens, as we all should, and strive to enjoy it.
I feel that the purpose of existence may soon be realized. The evolution of the universe, earth, and life has been speeding up exponentially. Roughly, it took billions of years for the earth to form, hundreds of millions of years for the first life form, several million years for humans to evolve, and tens of thousands of years for human civilization to develop. Now, humanity is evolving at an amazing pace. News and scientific discoveries are quickly spread across the internet in the blink of an eye.
We are at the dawn of the age of the genetic revolution, the nanotechnological revolution, and arguably have passed the computer revolution. I believe that with the advent of cloning, humanity will have to reconsider the value and meaning of human life and all life; I believe a paradigm shift in belief systems will occur. Our world is developing at an ever-increasing rate of speed. It seems like humanity is building toward something, some purpose, and that pinnacle of achievement is nearer than ever. I feel it will be reached before the end of the twenty-first century.
I should note that some of my ideas may be biased toward or acquired from reading the book The Psilocybin Solution over the course of the month before this trip. Nevertheless, I believe vehemently in what I experienced and what I have expressed here, independent from my reading. Mushrooms and other psychedelic drugs have the ability to open our minds to new ways of thinking, and I believe they should be central to the development of any respectful belief system.
Some of the ideas I have expressed here may sound quite banal, but I am happier than I was before the trip. I am more accepting of myself and others, and of the way the universe is. Thank you for reading.
Peace & Love
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The Ultimate Programming Language Quiz
What is your favorite way to spend money?
On music! Spotify, band merch, LPs, and DJ equipment!
On clothes and/or makeup! You gotta look good to feel good!
On food and drinks! There's nothing like a good meal prepared for you while hanging with friends out on the town!
Gambling! Gotta spend money to make money! And even if I lose, I still had
fun
.
What is your favorite color?
Teal- is it blue? is it green? what can I say, I'm complex.
Red. Such a power color.
Who has a favorite color anyways? I love them all!
Black. Basic, simple, perfection.
What is your ideal vacation spot?
Tokyo. It's so alive and active.
Paris. Croissants, architecture, and nuance?! Sign me up!
Bora Bora. That place looks like the stereotypical paradise from 2000's magazine ads- unreal. I must see it for my own eyes.
What's a vacation?
LOL
I'm a workaholic and don't even want to go anywhere anyways.
What is your spirit animal?
Meerkat. Productive, agile, and cute.
Leopard. Graceful but
dangerous
.
Bunny! idk why... I just am,
okay
?
Dog. Loyal, affectionate, active, fun- that's me!
What is your favorite form of entertainment?
TV shows. Give me a longer,
slow-burning
plot with big character development.
Video games. Interactive and immersive.
Youtube! I love having others' experiences and knowledge at the tip of my fingers! I can learn about cooking, makeup, the best things to order at chipotle, really anything you could think of all in one place!
Podcasts and books. I find most media more harmful than not so I try to limit my social media content whenever possible.
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[Erowid Note: this person took 4875 mgs of acetaminophen (paracetamol) which can be dangerous to the liver if taken in very high doses; over 10 grams at a time can be fatal. The maximum daily dosage (adult) is 4 grams/4000 mgs (this estimate is from emedicine.com, more on acetaminophen can be found through your favorite search engine). People with liver disease or who are regular users of alcohol are more at risk of liver failure from high doses of acetaminophen, even doses lower than 4 grams.]
Some background info: I've been smoking weed for about 3 years, everyday for about 1 ½. Sometimes I drink but for me getting drunk isn't nearly as fun as smoking. I've also experimented with mushrooms, amphetamines, opiates and dxm.
Now, my story. I found a large bottle in my mom's room containing 180 pills called Ultracet. I went to the internet and found out that each pill contained 37.5 mg of Tramadol. I also read a few experience reports about it. Most people seemed to take around 200 mg and I'm a big guy so at 4:00, I took 8 pills for a total of 300 mg of Tramadol. I also took a quick swig of wine but that didn't seem to do anything so I laid down on my bed to wait.
Almost an hour later I didn't really feel anything so me being me, I took almost a double dose. At 5:00, I took 7 more pills for a total of 15 pills and 562.5 mg of Tramadol. Then, it started to kick in a few minutes before 5:30. I guess I just didn't wait long enough for the first dose to kick in because it was coming on pretty strong. It reminded me a great deal of an opiate high, though not as intense as OxyContin or something like that. My whole body was comfortable. It felt really good laying in my bed. My girlfriend called a little later and it really felt good to talk to her. We talked for awhile about anything and everything. I was in the best mood, nothing could get me mad.
At 7:30 the Tramadol was still going strong. I curled up on the couch under a huge blanket and watched tv. My whole body felt relaxed and I didn't have a care in the world. The house could've caught fire and I probably wouldn't have noticed. My thoughts were only good ones.
By 10:30 the effects were pretty much gone. It sucked but I was really glad to have been able to experience this drug. It gives a great high similar to opiates even though it isn't one. I took a lot though (especially for my first time) and the only reason I didn't get sick was probably because of my size (6'3, 220 lbs.)
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Move Object Dialog
The Move Object Dialog lets you move an object to a new location in the file. Select the location where you want to move the object and hit OK. The object will become a child of the selected object.
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Project Proposal - Assignment 4
The Group members
- Nicolaat - Nicolas Almagro Tonne
- Kasperr - Kasper Rynning-Tønnesen
- Mariusmb - Marius Meland Bang
- Sondrejw - Sondre Johan Widmark
The project
About the project
Our project is a website which aims to give the user a statistical overview of their alcohol consumption over the course of a night.
The user registers each alcoholic bevarage he or she consumes along with some personal attributes (such as height and weight) which affect the blood alcohol level, and in return receives his or her current estimated blood alcohol content (BAC), a prediction of future levels and a suggestion on whether or not to drink more.
Potential users and special requirements
Potential users are smart phone owners who like drinking responsibly. Basically anyone who desires to control their alcohol intake so as to allow for a fun night out without running the risk of health hazards and public humiliation.
The site will have a responsive design, with simple interaction and an optimal viewing experience for both smart phone users and users of other devices. The main focus will be on smart phone users, seeing as most people do not have access to any other web browsing capable devices while they are out drinking. This means that we don't have to be concerned with older browsers. It also means that we have to implement a design that works with different resolutions.
Pages
Interaction and dynamic functions:
The layout of the site will change depending on whether you're logged in or not. We plan to have a default page that anyone can use without having to log in. First time users will have the option to sign up after filling out their attributes, so that these attributes can be stored for succeeding uses. Signing up should be a simple process, preferably only demanding a unique user name and an optional password.
Since most users will be using a smart phone to browse the site, it is essential that the graphical user interface we implement is designed for readability and interaction on small screens with different resolutions. We must take into account that the user only has access to a touch screen and a small keyboard. The keyboard often covers up a significant part of the screen and we will therefore attempt to avoid having too many keyboard interactions. Designs such as drop down menus, thumb-sized buttons, and sliders will be considered for the final design.
After logging in or entering his or her personal attributes for the first time, user will have access to the main page. This is where the user will be able to add the alcoholic beverages he or she drinks during the night. This will be done either by clicking on some preset values that we believe will be used most frequently (e.g. Beer 4.7% 0.5L, Wine 12% 175mL, Shot 40% 2cL) or by entering a custom beverage. Such custom beverages will be added to the list of options along with the preset values so that the user won't have to enter this multiple times.
The data entered by the user will then be processed, and the user will see some relevant stats, graphs, warnings, encouraging messages etc. related to his or her alcohol consumption.
What we've learned from watching other web sites:
From watching other sites we learned that the sitemap and menu have to be relevant to the page, and that we need to avoid having too many ads. Since we do not initially seek to profit from this, we may drop ads altogether. The site has to be simple to use and the user has to be able to navigate easily using just your keyboard and basic touch funtionality. The forms also have to be easily filled.
The sites we have looked at below both include some elements we desire for our own web site as well as some elements we would like to change. The "good" site we evaluated was considered good mainly because of it's simple design, but this simplicity also means less configuration. For example, one is not allowed to select multiple beverages at the time. The "bad" page has increased versatility, but the poor design makes it somewhat troublesome to navigate. We seek to find the common ground between the two designs to allow for simplicity without sacrificing versatility.
Multimedia files
Our site will not require a large amount of multimedia. Most of our design will be done in CSS and needs for multi-media content is mostly limited to simple pictures. We will have a simple colorful design with images beeing graphically designed drawings. The pictures we do need we will draw ourselves.
Bad site
http://rupissed.com/
- Page title: "R U Pissed? - Online Breathalyzer Test and Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) Level Calculator - Hangover Cures". This title could definitely have been briefer. The "Hangover Cures" implies that hangover cures are to be found on this specific page or on some other page the user can easily navigate to, but these so-called hangover cures are hidden among other items in the sidebar.
- Image text alternatives ("alt text") (pictures, illustrations, charts, etc.): They got a lot of errors, regarding missing alt text on the images
- Text:
- Headings: Headings are present. Some questionable color choices.
- Contrast ratio ("color contrast"): Its a lot of colors, because of the "hardcoded" ads on the webpage, but the contrast is acceptable. The ads are quite intrusive and serve to move the focus away from the actual content of the web site.
- Resize Text: No overlapping text when you're resizing.
- Interaction:
- Keyboard access and visual focus: Bad keyboard access, when working with the page using only the TAB key, it takes some time until you get to the input fields. Image links are badly outlined when they are tabbed to.
- Forms, labels, and errors (including Search fields): They have JS alert when something invalid is submitted,
but there is no information as to which of the input fields are wrong.
- General:
- Multimedia (video, audio) alternatives: Way too many ads
- Basic Structure Check: Poor sitestructure.The layout is messy and it takes some effort to navigate. The sidebars are almost hidden among all the ads. No hierarchical structure or any structure that could have made it simpler for the user is present. Way too much on the site seems irrelevant except the index.html.
Good site
http://www.autoevolution.com/bac/
- Page title: Precise and concise, fairly brief.
- Image text alternatives ("alt text"): Alt texts are present.
- Text:
- Headings: Good use of headings with different sizes.
- Contrast ratio: High contrast (black/white), some white on gray (bad).
- Resize Text: Text inside elements resizes properly, but top bar becomes too big when zoomed in.
- Interaction:
- Keyboard access and visual focus: Good overall. Selection of fields using the TAB key follows a logical order and you have access to everything.
- Forms, labels, and errors: Clearly labeled forms, some have a bit strange name attr.
- General:
- Multimedia (video, audio) alternatives: No multimedia present.
- Basic Structure Check: The site offers a decent layout, but it doesn't change on small screens. The visuals are good, but the "Results" table might be a bit too detailed. Its height is only limited by how long it takes for the one who entered the data to get sober (for example, if one does not sober up before 18 hours has passed the table will contain 36 elements). This breaks up the structure of the page and could have been altered with a different solution for the layout or simply a graph instead of the table.


Well notch one up to the good guys I think I had a win today, and it reminded me of this post from Glenn Brunette
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3.8. Initial Configuration¶
The goal of simp config
is to allow the user to quickly configure the
SIMP server with minimal user input/operations. To that end simp config
sets installation variables based on information gathered from the user,
existing system settings, and SIMP security requirements. It then
applies the smallest subset of these system settings that is required to
bootstrap the system with Puppet. Both the installation variables and
their application via simp config
are described in subsections that
follow.
3.8.1. Installation Variables¶
This section describes the installation variables set by simp config
.
Although the table that follows list all, possible, installation variables,
the user will not be prompted for all of them, nor will all of them
appear in the configuration files generated by simp config
. Some
of these variables will be automatically set based on other installation
variables, system settings, or SIMP security requirements. Others will
be omitted because either they are unnecessary for a particular site
configuration, or their defaults are appropriate. Also, please note
that variables beginning with ‘cli::’ are only used internally by
simp config
, itself. The ‘cli::’ variables are written to
simp_conf.yaml
, but not persisted to any Puppet hieradata files.
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
| cli::is_ldap_server | Whether the SIMP server will also be the LDAP server. |
| cli::network::dhcp | Whether to use DHCP for the network; dhcp to enable DHCP, static otherwise |
| cli::network::gateway | Default gateway |
| cli::network::hostname | FQDN of server |
| cli::network::interface | Network interface to use |
| cli::network::ipaddress | IP address of server |
| cli::network::netmask | Netmask of the system |
| cli::network::set_up_nic | Whether to set up the network interface; true or false |
| cli::set_grub_password | Whether to set a GRUB password on the server; true or false |
| cli::set_production_to_simp | Whether to set default Puppet environment to ‘simp’; true or false |
| cli::simp::scenario | SIMP scenario; simp = full SIMP system, simp_lite = SIMP system with some security features disabled for clients, poss = SIMP system with all security features disabled for clients. |
| cli::use_internet_simp_yum_repos | Whether to configure SIMP nodes to use internet SIMP and SIMP dependency YUM repositories. |
| grub::password | GRUB password hash |
| puppetdb::master::config::puppetdb_port | Port used by the puppet database |
| puppetdb::master::config::puppetdb_server | DNS name or IP of puppet database server |
| simp_openldap::server::conf::rootpw | LDAP Root password hash |
| simp_options::dns::search | Search domain for DNS |
| simp_options::dns::servers | List of DNS servers for the managed hosts |
| simp_options::fips | Enable FIPS-140-2 compliance; true or false; value automatically set to detected system FIPS status |
| simp_options::ldap | Whether to use LDAP; true or false |
| simp_options::ldap::base_dn | LDAP Server Base Distinguished Name |
| simp_options::ldap::bind_dn | LDAP Bind Distinguished Name |
| simp_options::ldap::bind_hash | LDAP Bind password hash |
| simp_options::ldap::bind_pw | LDAP Bind password |
| simp_options::ldap::master | LDAP master URI |
| simp_options::ldap::sync_dn | LDAP Sync Distinguished Name |
| simp_options::ldap::sync_hash | LDAP Sync password hash |
| simp_options::ldap::sync_pw | LDAP Sync password |
| simp_options::ldap::uri | List of LDAP server URIs |
| simp_options::ntpd::servers | NTP servers |
| simp_options::puppet::ca | FQDN of Puppet Certificate Authority (CA) |
| simp_options::puppet::ca_port | Port Puppet CA will listen on |
| simp_options::puppet::server | FQDN of the puppet server |
| simp_options::sssd | Whether to use SSSD |
| simp_options::syslog::failover_log_servers | IP addresses of failover log servers |
| simp_options::syslog::log_servers | IP addresses of primary log servers |
| simp_options::trusted_nets | Subnet used for clients managed by the puppet server |
| simp::runlevel | Default system run level; 1-5 |
| simp::yum::repo::local_os_updates::servers | YUM server(s) for SIMP-managed, OS Update packages |
| simp::yum::repo::local_simp::servers | YUM server(s) for SIMP-managed, SIMP and SIMP dependency packages |
| sssd::domains | List of SSSD domains |
| svckill::mode | Strategy svckill should use when it encounters undeclared services; enforcing = shutdown and disable all services not listed in your manifests or the exclusion file warning = only report what undeclared services should be shut down and disabled, without actually making the changes to the system |
3.8.2. simp config Actions¶
In addition to creating the three configuration, YAML files, simp config
performs a limited set of actions in order to prepare the system for
bootstrapping. Although the table that follows list all, possible,
simp config
actions, not all of these actions will apply for all site
configurations.
| Category | Actions Performed | |
|---|---|---|
| Certificates | If no certificates for the host are found in
/var/simp/environments/simp/site_files/pki_files/
files/keydist , simp config will use SIMP’s FakeCA
to generate interim host certificates. These certificates,
which are independent of the certificates managed by Puppet,
are required by SIMP and should be replaced by certificates
from an official Certificate Authority, as soon as
is practical. |
|
| Digest Algorithm for FIPS | When the system is in FIPS mode,
simp config will set the Puppet digest algorithm to
sha256 to prevent any Puppet-related actions executed by
simp config from using MD5 checksums. Note that this is
not all that must be done to enable FIPS. The complete
set of actions required to support FIPS is handled by
simp bootstrap . |
|
| GRUB | When the user selects to set the GRUB password
simp config will set the password in the appropriate
grub configuration file, /etc/grub.conf or
/etc/grub2.cfg . |
|
| LDAP | When the SIMP server is also an LDAP server,
|
|
| Lockout Prevention | When the SIMP server is installed from ISO, the install
creates a local simp user that the SIMP server configures
to have both su and ssh privileges. (This user is provided
to prevent server lockout, as, per security policy, SIMP by
default disables logins via ssh for all users, including
‘root’.) So, when SIMP is not installed from ISO,
|
|
| Network |
|
|
| Puppet |
|
|
| SIMP Hiera & Site Manifest |
|
|
| YUM |
|


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Click on one of the buttons at the top, and then on the play area to place a new object on the scene.
Place as many objects as you like.

Enjoy the fireworks!
If you like this project, you can fork it on github.


Disclaimer: this calculator is not a financial advisor.
The information on this website is provided for education and informational purposes only, without any express or implied warranty of any kind, including warranties of accuracy, completeness, or fitness for any particular purpose.
Contribute data, fix bugs, or fork your own on Github.
Created by Peter Sobot, UW Software
Engineering grad 2014.


Did you try giving dripfeed a taste of its own medicine?
Do you ever leave tabs open for days, weeks, or months at a time because you can't read them in one sitting? And then you inevitably close them without reading them? I sure do, that's why I made this.
If you give me the URL for a long-form article, I'll email it to you in 15 minute installments.
This isn't a very good example though, because the page is so short. In fact, if I hadn't hidden all of this text on the page, it wouldn't have even worked at all. And even now, it's only a single email. You should find a long-form article that you actually like and try using that instead.
Now stop reading this and go find something longer and more interesting to read. And when you do, give it to dripfeed.
P.S. Thanks for trying out dripfeed. I hope you enjoy it.
P.P.S. If you want to make any suggestions, create an issue on GitHub.
P.P.P.S. Are you still here? I thought you would have gone to check for the hidden text and forgotten to come back here.


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block scripts %} {% endblock %} {% block body %}
You'll be charged today, then never again.
You'll be charged today, then again every 30 days until you cancel. The day of the month you're actually charged will drift. This is how "Monthly" used to work.
You'll be charged today, then again on the 1st of every month until you cancel. Makes it easier to keep track of things for both of us; recommended.
Been here before? Log in to view your donation history, edit recurring donations, and so on.
{% elif user.admin %}Want to go to the admin panel?
{% endif %}* This is just an estimate; the final fee may be different.
Powered by fosspay, with some patches from transpay.
Modified by unascribed to add some new features and remove Bootstrap styling.


You have a conversation with all users. Please continue that conversation instead of creationg a new one.


| Module | RBMobile |
| In: |
lib/mobile_helpers.rb
|
This is a jquery.mobile[1] HAML helper to provide an easiest way to generate mobile application UI
This helper could be used in Sinatra but also in Rails if properly included.
| Author: | Michal Fojtik<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| License: | GNU General Public License, version 2 (GPL-2.0) |
| Copyright: | Michal Fojtik |
| JQUERY_MOBILE_VERSION | = | 'jquery.mobile-1.0b2' |
Assume jquery.mobile installed in public/jquery.mobile-1.0b2/ NOTE: I
tested this helper set with version 1.0b2 but you can of course
use any latest/older version at your own risk. Please don't fill any tickets regarding to the jquery.mobile when you're using other version than 1.0b2. Only tickets that will be not deleted will be those with attached patch :-) |
|
| JQUERY_VERSION | = | 'jquery-1.6.2' | Assume jquery library installed in public/jquery-1.6.2.min.js I don‘t think that jquery.mobile rely on exact JQuery version. |


Compare to ARIMA, LSTM works WAY FASTER.
With the same idea, forecasting the new n+1 time lags by the previous n lages values.
However, different as what we expected,
LSTM did not work as well as we thought. (But WHY?)
But we definitely cannot use ARIMA forever---
Let's see the advantages and weakness of these two models!
● Relatively High SMAPE scores
Ends up with 39.6649 mean SMAPE score.
● Works well for short-term
For short-run forecasts with high frequency data.
● A LOT FASTER
One model for all the pages (145k) at once and take just 20 mins for 20 epochs.
● Not so sensitive to non-stationary data.
● High Cost and SUPER SLOW
1 min for each page, needs 100 days for 145k pages.
● Unstable
Too many assumptions to satisfy before using it.
Warning if any of it violated.
● Relatively lower score due to one model for all?
● Start to forget what happened very long ago (limit is 400 days)
Filling in the missing values by fibonacci sequence, which assumes the visits gradually increase.
Try to fit in smoothing spline analysis of variance (SSANOVA).
Will need to be careful of overfitting.
LSTM works poorly since it easily forgets long-term trend.
Try to use attention to fix this problem.
Attention can bring useful information from a distant past to the current RNN cell.


Fortunately you live in a skyscraper and you have access to a window at each floor.
Balls dropped from below their limit will be fine, but drop a ball from too high up and it will shatter.
Goals
- Find out the highest floor you can drop the balls from without them breaking.  What was your technique?
- Now try to aim for the fewest attempts possible, it doesn't matter how many you break. How have you changed your technique?


FIA confirms fuel systems seized for 'check'
The FIA has played down suggestions Ferrari's fuel system has been "confiscated" amid suspicions of cheating.
by GMM F1Amid questions surrounding the legality of Ferrari's 2019 power unit, a third technical directive has now been issued by the sport's governing body.
It means that from 2020, a new sensor will be added to monitor whether teams are not breaching the rules about maximum fuel flow.
But it seems that the issue is not solely about Ferrari.
Germany's RTL claims that along with Ferrari's, the fuel systems of a Ferrari-powered Haas and a Red Bull-Honda were also seized by the FIA in Brazil.
And a spokesperson for the FIA told the German broadcaster that it is not right to say the fuel system was "confiscated". Instead, it is a routine "check".
body check tags ::


Final Destination (2000) by John Sylva Rating: A
For this review and more, visit Clear Illusions (www.clearillusions.com)
The majority of scary movies signal the fact that a character is about to meet their demise with cheesy music, worn out dialogue such as "I'll be right back," or simply with the overall tone of the scene. How about a classic John Denver song as a death signal for a change? That's the kind of bursting originality that allows "Final Destination" to invade the viewer's mind, even days after seeing it, making one pause before ever entering a dark room, taking a shower, or even going to sleep. The unique and horrifying thriller is the best thing to happen to the slasher genre since 1996's "Scream." "Final Destination," directed by James Wong and penned by Jeffrey Riddick, Glen Morgan, and James Wong, the latter two being writers for the T.V. series "The X-Files," is a movie with wonderful ideas, and executes them effortlessly. It's rare a film of this nature can grab an audience's attention these days, as the genre has seem to be completely worn outâ€`But "Final Destination" has more in store for one than one can imagine.
Unlike "Halloween"'s Michael Myers or "Nightmare on Elm Street"'s Freddy Kruger, "Final Destination"'s killer is of the supernatural, the dark one himself, death. The intriguing premise is as follows; A portion of a senior class is set to travel by air to Paris for their class trip. After boarding the plane, one of the students, Alex Browning (Devon Sawa) dreams of their plane exploding into flames just after takeoff, killing everyone on board. Once waking up, Alex gets himself and six others off of that plane, all of who seem to be rather confused by the entire happening. Shortly after their departure, the plane takes off, and guess what; It blows up in middair. Now, Alex, and fellow survivors, who consist of friend Clear Waters (Ali Larter), enemy Carter (Kerr Smith), Carter's girlfriend Terry (Amanda Detmer), the goofy Billy (Sean William Scott) and his brother Tod (Chad Donella), and teacher, Ms. Valerie Lewton (Kristen Cloke), are in extreme danger, as it seems they have cheated death by getting off of that plane, and now death wants them. The number of survivors starts to peel back quite quickly as death goes around offing those who got off the planeâ€`But who is next, and how will death get them?
"Final Destination" is a film that is unbearably suspenseful; always making the viewer frantic, as death will strike in the most unlikely of times. John Denver's "Rocky Mountain High" being played pretty much warrants another deathâ€`Everyone on that plane learned the hard way. Although it's usually given whose life will be taken next, the intensity and unpredictability of the film never fades, because you don't know when death is coming. Like the characters in the movie, I was constantly nervous and shaky during "Final Destination". The slightest noise or movement nearby would send me a mile into the airâ€` And yes, the film is that intense.
The cast is surprisingly effective and up to par; the best ensemble in this genre since "Scream." The characters have multi-dimensional personalities for a change, and for the most part, you highly sympathize with them once death starts to come their way. Devon Sawa and Ali Larter are the main focus of the film, and both actors follow up their well written characters with even better performances, that, like the "Scream" movies did for their cast, will launch them into superstardom. Kerr Smith and Kristen Cloke are also impressive, although the two don't posses as much screen time as the leads.
"Final Destination" is one exhilarating, exciting ride. Any age should be able to enjoy the complexity and eeriness of the film, and should find an edge to it that most slasher films lack. For the blood loving moviegoer, "Destination" contains buckets of blood, guts, and all that good stuff. "Final Destination" is a film that is destined to become a cult classic among horror fans, and a sleeper hit at the box office. Hands down to the first film in years that has actually scared me. By scare, I don't mean making me jump, or making me wonder if I'm in danger, but by scare I mean a film that stays locked in your mind, absorbing you, leaving one question that's constantly on your mind: Is death coming for me?
The Bottom Line: Make "Final Destination" your destination.
Film reviewed March 20th, 2000.
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BROADCAST NEWS **** of **** grade is A+
James L. Brooks made Broadcast News based on people he met in the news industry. What he created with that material is one of the best films of the eighties, a smart, romantic and honest film about the love triangle of three people serious about the new they provide.
Tom (William Hurt) is not educated, yet he is attractive and good on camera causing his status to rise. Aaron (exceptional and funny Albert Brooks) is the ideal reporter, educated and able to write wonderfully but has some problems on camera causing him to be overlooked. Jane (Holly Hunter) is a news reporter who has long been friends with Aaron and yet falling in love with Tom. Yet Tom 'personifies everything shes been fighting for,' in the job of trying not to seel out and become entertainers instead of educaters. The fact is that Jane has her biological clock ticking with reckless disregard and she is attracted to Tome (as long as he doesn't talk).
This is the setup for what could have been a standard sitcom type film but rises to become one of the most honest and telling portraits of love and the relationship of men and women. The acting, directing, and especially writing is so smart and snaps perfectly into place. Small scenes work. Not one point is off in this film, I wouldn't change a scene. James L. Brooks proves to be one of the best writers in the business and continues to prove it later with As Good As It Gets. This film doesn't know the meaning of easy way out. This film has too much respect for us. Watch a film like Titanic and then watch this or Say Anything... and you will notice that great honest movies will leave you feeling more impact when the characters misstep or take the direction that you wouldn't advise.
I'm reviewing this movie in 98 and it is had not to incorprate the modern times into the review. I noticed the=at the delima revolving around Jane in this film was Style or Subsatnce, much like the Best picture Oscar race this year, Titanic Vs. LA Confidential. Titanic was all style lacking the substance of most great films, including LA Confidential which may not have been as astesticly appealing but at least didn't insult us by being pretensious. Putting Broadcast News on tht level adds a new level to a film which just gets better and better and better.
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Functional is a library for functional programming
in JavaScript. It defines the standard higher-order functions
such as map
, reduce
(aka
foldl
), and select
(aka
filter
). It also defines functions such as
curry
, rcurry
, and
partial
for partial function application; and
compose
, guard
, and until
for function-level
programming. And all these functions accept strings, such
as 'x -> x+1'
, 'x+1'
, or
'+1'
as synonyms for the more verbose
function(x) {return x+1}
.
Ports: String#to_proc (Ruby; Reginald Braithwaite), Erlang (Debasish Ghosh), Dojo (Eugene Lazutkin).
Related: Sequentially, Fluently, MVars.
Functional supports higher-order programming:
map('x*x', [1,2,3,4]) → [1, 4, 9, 16] select('>2', [1,2,3,4]) → [3, 4] reduce('x*2+y', 0, [1,0,1,0]) → 10 map(guard('2*', not('%2')), [1,2,3,4]) → [1, 4, 3, 8]
…as well as function-level (or pointless) style:
until('>100', 'x*x')(2) → 256 var squareUntil = until.partial(_, 'x*x'); var square2Until = squareUntil.uncurry().flip().curry(2); var firstSquare2Over = compose(square2Until, 'n -> i -> i > n'); firstSquare2Over(100) → 256
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Sensor Monitor
Daily Chart
RealTime Chart
Temperature Chart
Real Time Log
Sensor On
** Connection Log **


Default query implementation:
Configured entries are filtered locally.
allowFreeText: true
autoComplete: false
Icon single line template
Custom filtering:
Filtering is done by custom code, e.g. on the server side.
inputValueFunction = additionalInfo
No trigger
showDropDownOnResults = true
disabled and readonly
ListBox
Trivial Tagbox
Custom Template
Custom Tag Wrapper Template
Composite Tags
maxSelectedEntries
no dropdown
showDropDownOnResults = true
disabled and reaonly
Trivial TreeBox
Trivial TreeBox with special settings
Trivial ComboBox
freeText...
lazy child loading
Trivial Tree
search field always visible:
on demand search field:
no search field:
TrivialUnitBox
unitDisplayPosition: 'left'
long single line template:
readonly:
disbabled:
dateTimeField
CalendarBox


Figure 4. Understanding how scale and translation are used to animate a horizontal indeterminate progress indicator (source code).


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Change Log
Table of Contents
- 1 Release 1.2.0
- 1.1 Bug fixes
- 1.1.1 Wrong import statement cause OSGi to fail
- 1.1.2 Parameter encoding issue
- 1.1.3 Connection Pool: Make sure the channel is still open
- 1.1.4 NettyAsyncProvider optimization: avoid invoking onStatusReceived and onHeadersReceived multiple time per transaction
- 1.1.5 Do not set a default Content-Type
- 1.1.6 fix redirect loop issue
- 1.1.7 NettyAsyncHttpProvider.construct incorrectly appends default port to host header
- 1.1.8 NettyAsyncHttpProvider.construct allows empty Request-URIs in Request-Line
- 1.1.9 The current reaper may close connection event if they are active
- 1.1.10 Escape from redirect loops & allow more urls
- 1.1.11 Http to Https redirect broken
- 1.1.12 Mixing secure and not secure connections on a single client causes issues
- 1.1.13 Support custom HTTP methods
- 1.1.14 Configurable Connection Pool
- 1.1.15 NettyAsyncHttpProvider.construct should default to using Accept: / header
- 1.1.16 AsyncHttpClientConfig.Builder leaks executors
- 1.1.17 onCompleted may get called twice
- 1.1.18 Race condition when the remote server close the connection and ConnectionsPool is used
- 1.1.19 Issue HTTPS tunneling when ProxyServer being set on the AsyncHttpConfig
- 1.1.20 Infinite redirects on some server because ":80" is appended to host name
- 1.1.21 Use full url (including host : port ) for request thru proxy
- 1.1.22 Channel must be closed when idle timeout fires
- 1.1.23 Per request follow redirects
- 1.1.24 MaximumConnectionsTotal doesn't work
- 1.1.25 Fix Idle timeout
- 1.2 New features
- 1.2.1 Add security support to ProxyServer
- 1.2.2 Add support for zero-copy file upload
- 1.2.3 Progress callbacks
- 1.2.4 Add CONNECT support
- 1.2.5 Add request timeout per request
- 1.2.6 Add support for zero-copy bytes to ResponseBodyPart
- 1.2.7 Make Response getter more robust, add helper
- 1.2.8 Add support for preemptive authentication configuration
- 1.2.9 Expose ByteBuffer in HttpResponseBodyPart to reduce byte copy
- 1.2.10 Add support for AsyncProviderConfig object that can be used to configure proprietary properties
- 1.2.11 SSL failure leaks channel
- 1.2.12 Repackage the providers/* to providers/netty
- 1.2.13 Compile with 1.6+ and run with 1.5+
- 1.2.14 Add NTLM authentication support
- 1.2.15 Add WebDav support
- 1.2.16 Add support for a JDK Provider
- 1.1 Bug fixes
1 Release 1.2.0
This release breaks backward compatibility.
1.1 Bug fixes
1.1.2 Parameter encoding issue
Test case by Martin Traverso.
1.1.6 fix redirect loop issue
Patch provided by Jenny Loomis.
1.1.10 Escape from redirect loops & allow more urls
Patch provided by Jenny Loomis.
1.1.13 Support custom HTTP methods
1.1.14 Configurable Connection Pool
1.1.23 Per request follow redirects
Patch provided by Erwan Loisant.
1.1.25 Fix Idle timeout
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Moreno admits Spain departure "bitter-sweet"
by BeSoccerRobert Moreno admitted his departure as Spain coach leaves him with a "bitter-sweet feeling" but avoided criticising either Luis Enrique or the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) in a statement released on Wednesday.
RFEF president Luis Rubiales announced on Tuesday Luis Enrique would replace Moreno for Euro 2020 and resume the role he left in June to take care of his daughter, who died in August of bone cancer.
But Moreno appeared upset with the way the change was handled as he refused to speak to the media after Spain's victory over Malta on Monday and reportedly left the dressing room in tears.
"If I went into my last few hours or even my last few days, I would only enter into a spiral of reproaches and recriminations. I'm not going to do it. I don't see any point," said Moreno.
"I have a clear conscience. It's impossible to thank everyone, but I want to say that I sincerely respect everyone and their opinions. I've always been a man of my word, that I wouldn't stand in Luis Enrique's way if he decided to return to coach.
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"This is what I've done even though I've taken my exit. I wish him all the best because his joys will also be ours."
Moreno had overseen Spain finishing top of their qualifying group after an unbeaten campaign that included winning eight games out of 10 and scoring 31 goals. Spain won four and drew two of his six matches officially in charge.
Rubiales rejected accusations of dishonesty on Tuesday and Moreno has said he remains grateful to his former employers.
"I want to thank all the members of the Spanish Football Federation for the treatment I received during my time with the national team. I've felt loved and respected," Moreno continued.
"My experience with the national team started and finished in the same way, with a bitter-sweet feeling. It's now about looking forward and facing new challenges as a coach in my passion, which is football."


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Kaboha Gilbert
Microfinance Practitioner
I am a versatile and highly resourceful finance practitioner with 16 years of working experience in the finance and banking sector. I possess an honours degree in Quantitative Economics from Makerere University and a Master’s degree in Business Administration from Mountains of The Moon University. 15 years of my career were spent at Pride Microfinance MDI where I left as a Credit Supervisor to join Hofokam Microfinance Head Office as a Branch Manager which is my current job. Over the years I have attained progressive experience specifically in S.M.E lending, portfolio growth dynamics, strategic planning, financial analysis, marketing financial products, credit risk management, budgeting, adult training and capacity building.
Education
PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
Master's in Business Administration - Mountains of the Moon University.THESIS; Effect of Management systems and practices on the performance of SACCO's in Uganda.
Bachelor's Degree in Quantitative Economics - Makerere University.
CERTIFICATES & TRAININGS
Management and supervisory skills - Frankfurt School of Finance& Management.
Middle management and Soft skills training - Jecon Consulting Group Ltd.
Ratio Analysis and Interpretation - HR & Management Agency.
BOU Financial Consumer Protection Guidelines - Uganda Institute of Banking and Financial Services.
Sales Training - U-Invest Consultants.
ON THE JOB TRAININGS BY PRIDE
Agricultural Lending Techniques.
Advanced Credit Analysis.
Community Banking.
HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION CERTIFICATES
Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education(UACE) - Caltec Academy Makerere(1998).
Uganda Certificate of Education(UCE) - Nakasero Secondary School (1996).
Work Experience
Hofokam is arguably Uganda’s oldest and largest Microfinance Institution in western Uganda. It servers low-income earners in 12 districts and its vision is to economically empower households in Uganda.
Pride Microfinance Limited (PML) is a leading microfinance deposit-taking institution licensed by Bank of Uganda. It provides financial solutions to micro, small, medium and upscale entrepreneurs in Uganda and has 42 locations spread out throughout the country.
Branch Manager
Hofokam Microfinance
October 2019 to Date
The following are metrics of my accomplishments during my tenure
- Preparing financial statements and reports analyzing financial performance results that are presented to management on a monthly basis.
- Spearheading the branch’s loan approval function by interpreting customer’s financial statements audited accounts and other indicators to evaluate financial viability to warrant the monetary investment.
- Designing and implementing budgets, financial performance plans, strategies and operational activities designed to meet required objectives.
- Organizing financial literacy workshops and participating in radio talk shows to train and sensitize the community on financial management and other development initiatives.
- Planning, budgeting and controlling all branch activities in line with the organization’s business plan in a bid to minimize costs and maximize output.
- Monitoring the financial transactions executed and other activities performed at the branch office to ensure compliance with policies and procedures.
- Monitoring the financial performance of ongoing projects to assess progress and provide guidance on possibilities of refinancing where it necessitates.
- Analyse market environment of the area and provide clear guidance on appropriate methods of market penetration.
- Supervise and manage the performance and development of branch staff in line with the human resource policies of the institution.
- Work together with the branch team to achieve all organizational set targets within the specified timeframe.
- Effecting and maintaining quality portfolio at sustainable levels in line with the organization’s strategic plan.
Credit Supervisor
Pride Microfinance MDI
October 2009 - September 2019
- Evaluating clients’ credit data and financial statements in order to determine the degree of risk involved in lending money to them.
- Analysing financial capacity for investment proposals and making appropriate decisions as regards funding and technical support.
- Offering financial and technical advice to potential investors in the various projects they intend to undertake.
- Analysing potential in particular areas and generating strategies and action plans that will yield to business growth.
- Mentoring, coaching and guiding staff on matters related to credit management as a form of capacity building.
- Monitoring performance of credit staff and ensuring that they meet the required standards and the branch targets.
- Reviewing existing business facilities and advising management on possible changes based on customer feedback.
- Preparing, analysing and submitting credit reports weekly as required.
Loans Officer Individual Lending
Pride Microfinance MDI
July 2007 - May 2009
- Client mobilisation, recruitment and training.
- Disbursing at least 25 loans monthly.
- Maintaining an effective monitoring programme to ensure the purposeful loan utilization and prompt repayment.
- Monitoring enterprises that have acquired our facilities with the aim of guiding and strengthening their business relationship with the company and further expanding our client base.
Loans Officer Group Lending
Pride Microfinance MDI
August 2004- June 2007
- Daily adult training on financial management.
- Group mobilization and recruitment.
- Ensuring quality loan portfolio growth.
- Maintaining a portfolio at risk of below 1%.
Languages
English
Expert
Rutoro
Expert
Luganda
Proficient
Runyoro/Runyankore
Proficient
REFEREES
MR. JOHN MWEBEMBEZI
FINANCIAL CONTROLLER - THE MICROFINANCE SUPPORT CENTRE
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Tel:<PHONE_NUMBER>
MR. RICHARD MUHENDA
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGER - HOFOKAM MICROFINANCE
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Tel:<PHONE_NUMBER>
MR. MARCEL EKIIKO
MANAGER RETAIL BANKING - TROPICAL BANK
Tel:<PHONE_NUMBER>


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Symplectic has provided a T-SQL transaction which should restore the database state, and prepare this for another attempted upgrade.
The following error keeps arising for the Windows Server environments, and I am searching for any potential solutions for this:
I am afraid that I am going to need to proceed with just attempting to request support from the OIT with this, as no alternative solutions which I have been attempting seem to be effective, and the X.509 certificate itself seems to be valid:
openssl pkcs12 -info -in ./oaworkflow_princeton_edu_11_11_2022.pfx
Enter Import Password:
MAC: sha256, Iteration 2048
MAC length: 32, salt length: 8
PKCS7 Encrypted data: PBES2, PBKDF2, AES-256-CBC, Iteration 2048, PRF hmacWithSHA256
Certificate bag
Bag Attributes
localKeyID: 08 61 DB C7 88 F9 64 3C DC 4A 83 09 3E A4 0D B2 23 18 3D F0
subject=C = US, ST = New Jersey, O = The Trustees of Princeton University, OU = OIT, CN = oaworkflow.princeton.edu
issuer=C = US, ST = MI, L = Ann Arbor, O = Internet2, OU = InCommon, CN = InCommon RSA Server CA
-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
Using a series of wizard interactions, I seem to have imported the certificate without the conversion to PKCS#12:
Unfortunately, this does not seem to be persisting, and I have proceeding with a SN@P request for support: https://princeton.service-now.com/service?id=ticket&table=incident&sys_id=556d569f87dc45d49cd197183cbb35e3&view=sp
After a troubleshooting session using Microsoft Teams, one of the Identity and Infrastructure Analysts within OIT has confirmed and documented that I seem to be properly generating the PKCS 12 binary for import into the IIS. They have been provided with a test PKCS binary, and they are investigating how they might be able to further assist by testing this using a separate IIS configuration.
Attempting to convert the PEM into the PKCS 12 format within the Windows Server requires that a version of openssl
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-12-13 19:24:49.Things aren't being added here anymore, and S3 has infinite space.
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The Operator::Base class is what all other Operator classes inherit from. To write your own Operator class, simply inherit from this class, and implement your own operate methods, with your own arguments. Just return a new RMagick image object that represents the new image, and the model will be updated automatically.
You have access to a few instance variables in the operate method:
Allows access to size conversion globally. See size_to_xy for a more detailed explanation
# File lib/fleximage/operator/base.rb, line 56 56: def self.size_to_xy(size) 57: case 58: when size.is_a?(Array) && size.size == 2 # [320, 240] 59: size 60: 61: when size.to_s.include?('x') # "320x240" 62: size.split('x').collect(&:to_i) 63: 64: else # Anything else, convert the object to an integer and assume square dimensions 65: [size.to_i, size.to_i] 66: 67: end 68: end
Perform the operation. Override this method in your Operator::Base subclasses in order to write your own image operators.
# File lib/fleximage/operator/base.rb, line 47 47: def operate(*args) 48: raise OperationNotImplemented, "Override this method in your own subclass." 49: end
Scale the image, respecting aspect ratio. Operation will happen in the main @image unless you supply the img argument to operate on instead.
# File lib/fleximage/operator/base.rb, line 87 87: def scale(size, img = @image) 88: img.change_geometry!(size_to_xy(size).join('x')) do |cols, rows, _img| 89: cols = 1 if cols < 1 90: rows = 1 if rows < 1 91: _img.resize!(cols, rows) 92: end 93: end
Scale to the desired size and crop edges off to get the exact dimensions needed. Operation will happen in the main @image unless you supply the img argument to operate on instead.
# File lib/fleximage/operator/base.rb, line 98 98: def scale_and_crop(size, img = @image) 99: img.crop_resized!(*size_to_xy(size)) 100: end
Converts a size object to an [x,y] array. Acceptible formats are:
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x, y = size_to_xy("10x20")
# File lib/fleximage/operator/base.rb, line 80 80: def size_to_xy(size) 81: self.class.size_to_xy size 82: end
Convert a symbol to an RMagick blending mode.
The blending mode governs how the overlay gets composited onto the image. You can get some funky effects with modes like :copy_cyan or :screen. For a full list of blending modes checkout the RMagick documentation (www.simplesystems.org/RMagick/doc/constants.html#CompositeOperator). To use a blend mode remove the CompositeOp form the name and "unserscorize" the rest. For instance, MultiplyCompositeOp becomes :multiply, and CopyBlackCompositeOp becomes :copy_black.
# File lib/fleximage/operator/base.rb, line 116 116: def symbol_to_blending_mode(mode) 117: "Magick::#{mode.to_s.camelize}CompositeOp".constantize 118: rescue NameError 119: raise ArgumentError, ":#{mode} is not a valid blending mode." 120: end
# File lib/fleximage/operator/base.rb, line 122 122: def symbol_to_gravity(gravity_name) 123: gravity = GRAVITIES[gravity_name] 124: 125: if gravity 126: gravity 127: else 128: raise ArgumentError, ":#{gravity_name} is not a valid gravity name.\n\nValid names are :center, :top, :top_right, :right, :bottom_right, :bottom, :bottom_left, :left, :top_left" 129: end 130: end


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