27-June-2020 - 6.25.0
The PMD team is pleased to announce PMD 6.25.0.
This is a minor release.
New and noteworthy
Scala cross compilation
Up until now the PMD Scala module has been compiled against scala 2.13 only by default. However, this makes it impossible to use pmd as a library in scala projects, that use scala 2.12, e.g. in sbt plugins. Therefore PMD now provides cross compiled pmd-scala modules for both versions: scala 2.12 and scala 2.13.
The new modules have new maven artifactIds. The old artifactId net.sourceforge.pmd:pmd-scala:6.25.0
is still available, but is deprecated from now on. It has been demoted to be just a delegation to the new
pmd-scala_2.13
module and will be removed eventually.
The coordinates for the new modules are:
<dependency>
<groupId>net.sourceforge.pmd</groupId>
<artifactId>pmd-scala_2.12</artifactId>
<version>6.25.0</version>
</dependency>
<dependency>
<groupId>net.sourceforge.pmd</groupId>
<artifactId>pmd-scala_2.13</artifactId>
<version>6.25.0</version>
</dependency>
The command line version of PMD continues to use scala 2.13.
New Rules
-
The new Java Rule
UnnecessaryCast
(java-codestyle
) finds casts that are unnecessary while accessing collection elements. -
The new Java Rule
AvoidCalendarDateCreation
(java-performance
) finds usages ofjava.util.Calendar
whose purpose is just to get the current date. This can be done in a more lightweight way. -
The new Java Rule
UseIOStreamsWithApacheCommonsFileItem
(java-performance
) finds usage ofFileItem.get()
andFileItem.getString()
. These two methods are problematic since they load the whole uploaded file into memory.
Modified rules
-
The Java rule
UseDiamondOperator
(java-codestyle
) now by default finds unnecessary usages of type parameters, which are nested, involve wildcards and are used within a ternary operator. These usages are usually only unnecessary with Java8 and later, when the type inference in Java has been improved.In order to avoid false positives when checking Java7 only code, the rule has the new property
java7Compatibility
, which is disabled by default. Settings this to “true” retains the old rule behaviour.
Fixed Issues
- apex-bestpractices
- #2554: [apex] Exception applying rule UnusedLocalVariable on trigger
- core
- #971: [apex][plsql][java] Deprecate overly specific base rule classes
- #2451: [core] Deprecate support for List attributes with XPath 2.0
- #2599: [core] Fix XPath 2.0 Rule Chain Analyzer with Unions
- #2483: [lang-test] Support cpd tests based on text comparison. For details see Testing your implementation in the developer documentation.
- c#
- #2551: [c#] CPD suppression with comments doesn’t work
- cpp
- #1757: [cpp] Support unicode characters
- java
- #2549: [java] Auxclasspath in PMD CLI does not support relative file path
- java-codestyle
- java-design
- java-errorprone
- #2544: [java] UseProperClassLoader can not detect the case with method call on intermediate variable
- java-performance
- scala
- #2547: [scala] Add cross compilation for scala 2.12 and 2.13
API Changes
-
The maven module
net.sourceforge.pmd:pmd-scala
is deprecated. Usenet.sourceforge.pmd:pmd-scala_2.13
ornet.sourceforge.pmd:pmd-scala_2.12
instead. -
Rule implementation classes are internal API and should not be used by clients directly. The rules should only be referenced via their entry in the corresponding category ruleset (e.g.
<rule ref="category/java/bestpractices.xml/AbstractClassWithoutAbstractMethod" />
).While we definitely won’t move or rename the rule classes in PMD 6.x, we might consider changes in PMD 7.0.0 and onwards.
Deprecated APIs
Internal API
Those APIs are not intended to be used by clients, and will be hidden or removed with PMD 7.0.0.
You can identify them with the @InternalApi
annotation. You’ll also get a deprecation warning.
AbstractIgnoredAnnotationRule
(Java)AbstractInefficientZeroCheck
(Java)AbstractJUnitRule
(Java)AbstractJavaMetricsRule
(Java)AbstractLombokAwareRule
(Java)AbstractPoorMethodCall
(Java)AbstractSunSecureRule
(Java)AbstractNcssCountRule
(Java)AbstractCommentRule
(Java)AbstractOptimizationRule
(Java)RegexHelper
(Java)AbstractApexUnitTestRule
(Apex)AbstractNcssCountRule
(Apex)AbstractNcssCountRule
(PLSQL)ApexParser
ApexHandler
RuleChain
RuleSets
RulesetsFactoryUtils#getRuleSets
For removal
TokenEntry#TokenEntry
AbstractTokenizerTest
. Use CpdTextComparisonTest in module pmd-lang-test instead. For details see Testing your implementation in the developer documentation.ASTAnnotation#suppresses
(Apex)ApexXPathRule
(Apex)SymbolTableTestRule
(Java)InefficientStringBufferingRule#isInStringBufferOperation
External Contributions
- #1932: [java] Added 4 performance rules originating from PMD-jPinpoint-rules - Jeroen Borgers
- #2349: [java] Optimize UnusedPrivateMethodRule - shilko2013
- #2547: [scala] Add cross compilation for scala 2.12 and 2.13 - João Ferreira
- #2567: [c#] Fix CPD suppression with comments doesn’t work - Lixon Lookose
- #2573: [java] DefaultPackage: Allow package default JUnit 5 Test methods - Craig Andrews
- #2593: [java] NPathComplexity should mention the expected NPath complexity - Artem Krosheninnikov
Stats
- 135 commits
- 31 closed tickets & PRs
- Days since last release: 33


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Button with data-bs-target
Offcanvas
Some text as placeholder. In real life you can have the elements you have chosen. Like, text, images, lists, etc.
Dropdown button
Action
Another action
Something else here


Activity related to repository collaborators. The type of activity is
specified in the action
property of the payload object. For more
information, see the "collaborators" REST API.
The event object includes
properties that are common for all events. Each event object includes a
payload
property and the value is unique to each event type. The
payload
object for this event is described below.
payload
object
| Key | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
action |
string |
The action that was performed. Can be added to indicate a
user accepted an invitation to a repository.
|
member |
object |
The user that was added. |
changes |
object |
The changes to the collaborator permissions if the action was
edited .
|
changes[old_permission][from] |
string |
The previous permissions of the collaborator if the action was
edited .
|


Consider graphs built with the units A: and B: , where the units are glued along the vertical edges as in the graph .
A configuration of type (a,b,c) is a graph thus built of a units A and b units B, where the graph's vertices are coloured using up to c colours, so that no two adjacent vertices have the same colour.
The compound graph above is an example of a configuration of type (2,2,6), in fact of type (2,2,c) for all c 4.
Let N(a,b,c) be the number of configurations of type (a,b,c).
For example, N(1,0,3) = 24, N(0,2,4) = 92928 and N(2,2,3) = 20736.
Find the last 8 digits of N(25,75,1984).


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Gecode::Int::Extensional Namespace Reference
Detailed Description
Extensional propagators
Classes | |
| class | BitSet |
| Simple bitsets. More... | |
| class | TransByI_State |
| Sort transition array by input state. More... | |
| class | TransBySymbol |
| Sort transition array by symbol (value). More... | |
| class | TransBySymbolI_State |
| Sort transition array by symbol and then input states. More... | |
| class | TransByO_State |
| Sort transition array by output state. More... | |
| class | StateGroup |
| Stategroup is used to compute a partition of states. More... | |
| class | StateGroupByGroup |
| Sort groups stated by group and then state. More... | |
| class | GroupStates |
| GroupStates is used to index StateGroup by group More... | |
| class | State |
| States are described by number of incoming and outgoing edges. More... | |
| class | Edge |
| Edge in the layered graph More... | |
| class | Support |
| Support information for a value. More... | |
| class | Layer |
| Layer for a view in the layered graph. More... | |
| class | LayerValues |
| Iterator for telling variable domains by scanning support. More... | |
| class | LayeredGraph |
| Domain consistent layered graph (regular) propagator. More... | |
| class | Base |
| Base for domain consistent extensional propagation. More... | |
| class | Basic |
| Domain consistent extensional propagator. More... | |
| class | Incremental |
| Domain consistent extensional propagator. More... | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef TupleSet::Tuple | Tuple |
| typedef BitSet * | Domain |
Enumerations | |
| enum | StateInfo { SI_NONE = 0, SI_FROM_START = 1, SI_TO_FINAL = 2, SI_FINAL = 4 } |
| Information about states. More... |
Typedef Documentation
Definition at line 165 of file extensional.hh.
| typedef BitSet* Gecode::Int::Extensional::Domain |
Definition at line 166 of file extensional.hh.
Enumeration Type Documentation


Classes
Attribute
Summary description for Attribute.
CDataSection
Summary description for CDataSection.
Comment
Summary description for Comment.
Declaration
Summary description for Declaration.
Document
The base implementation of an XML
document to support both SVG
and CSS
documents.
DocumentFragment
Summary description for DocumentFragment.
DocumentType
Summary description for DocumentType.
DomException
Represents errors that occur during DOM operation execution.
DomImplementation
Summary description for DomImplementation.
Element
Summary description for Element.
EntityReference
Summary description for EntityReference.
NodeListAdapter
Summary description for NodeListAdapter.
ProcessingInstruction
Summary description for ProcessingInstruction.
SignificantWhitespace
Summary description for SignificantWhitespace.
Text
Summary description for Text.
Whitespace
Summary description for Whitespace.
Interfaces
IAttribute
Summary description for IAttribute.
ICDataSection
Summary description for ICDataSection.
ICharacterData
Provides text manipulation methods that are used by several classes.
IComment
Summary description for IComment.
IDocument
IDocumentFragment
Represents a lightweight object that is useful for tree insert operations.
IDocumentType
This represents the document type declaration.
IDomConfiguration
The IDomConfiguration interface represents the configuration of a document and maintains a table of recognized parameters.
IDomImplementation
The IDomImplementation interface provides a number of methods for performing operations that are independent of any particular instance of the document object model.
IDomTimeStamp
The DOMTimeStamp
type represents an absolute or relative number of milliseconds,
depending on the specification in which it appears.
IElement
The IElement interface represents an element in an HTML or XML document.
IElementTimeControl
An SMIL
animation interface to supports several methods for controlling the behavior of animation.
IEntity
IEntityReference
IEntityReference objects may be inserted into the structure model when an entity reference is in the source document, or when the user wishes to insert an entity reference.
INamedNodeMap
Represents a collection of nodes that can be accessed by name or index.
Objects implementing the INamedNodeMap interface are used to represent collections of nodes that can be accessed by name.
INode
The INode interface is the primary datatype for the entire Document Object Model. It represents a single node in the document tree.
INodeList
The INodeList interface provides the abstraction of an ordered collection of nodes, without defining or constraining how this collection is implemented. INodeList objects in the DOM are live.
The items in the INodeList are accessible via an integral
index, starting from 0
.
INotation
This interface represents a notation declared in the DTD. A notation either
declares, by name, the format of an unparsed entity (see section 4.7 of
the XML 1.0 specification ), or is used for formal declaration of
processing instruction targets (see section 2.6 of the XML 1.0
specification ). The
The DOM Level 1 does not support editing INotation nodes; they are therefore readonly.
A INotation node does not have any parent.
IProcessingInstruction
Represents a processing instruction, which XML defines to keep processor-specific information in the text of the document.
IText
Represents the text content of an element or attribute.
IXmlElement
The IElement interface represents an element in an HTML or XML document.
IXmlNode
The IXmlNode interface is the primary datatype for the entire Document Object Model. It represents a single node in the document tree. XmlNode
Enums
DomExceptionType
DOM exception code types.
ExternalResourcesAccessModes
This provides possible options to controls how external resources will be handled.


 Prelude to “Vincent Vega and Marsellus Wallace’s Wife”
Hitmen Jules Winnfield and Vincent Vega are on their way to retrieve a briefcase from Brett, who has transgressed against their boss, gangster Marsellus Wallace. Vincent says Marsellus has asked him to escort his wife while Marsellus is out of town. They arrive at Brett’s place, where they confront him and two of his associates over the briefcase. Vincent finds the briefcase and Jules shoots one of Brett’s associates, then delivers a passage from the Bible before killing Brett with Vincent.
Champion boxer Butch Coolidge accepts a large sum of money from Marsellus after agreeing to take a dive in his upcoming match. Vincent and Jules arrive to deliver the briefcase. The next day, Vincent purchases heroin from his drug dealer Lance. He shoots up to pass the day, then drives to meet Mrs. Mia Wallace.
Vincent and Mia head to a 1950s-themed restaurant and participate in a twist contest, then return to the Wallace house with the trophy. While Vincent is in the bathroom, Mia finds his heroin, mistakes it for cocaine, snorts it and overdoses. Vincent rushes her to Lance’s house, where they revive her with an adrenaline shot to her heart. Prelude to “The Gold Watch”
Butch recalls a visit from Vietnam veteran Captain Koons in his youth. Koons brought a gold watch passed down through three generations of Coolidge men since World War I; at the dying request of Coolidge’s father, Koons hid the watch in his rectum for two years to deliver it to Butch. “The Gold Watch”
Butch flees the arena, having double-crossed Marsellus and won the bout. The next morning, at the motel where he and his girlfriend Fabienne are lying low, Butch discovers she has forgotten to pack his father’s watch and flies into a rage. He returns to his apartment, retrieves the watch, and notices a gun on the kitchen counter. Hearing the toilet flush, Butch shoots Vincent dead after he exits the bathroom.
As Butch waits at a traffic light in his car, Marsellus walks by and recognizes him. Marsellus chases him into a pawnshop. The owner, Maynard, captures them at gunpoint and ties them up in a basement. Maynard is joined by Zed, a security guard; they take Marsellus to another room to rape him, leaving a silent figure in a bondage suit, “the gimp”, to watch Butch.
Butch breaks loose and knocks out the gimp. He is about to flee, but decides to save Marsellus. As Zed is raping Marsellus, Butch kills Maynard with a katana retrieved from the pawnshop. Marsellus retrieves Maynard’s shotgun and shoots Zed. Marsellus informs Butch that they are even, so long as he never tells anyone about the rape and departs Los Angeles forever. Butch returns to pick up Fabienne on Zed’s chopper. “The Bonnie Situation”
After Vincent and Jules execute Brett, another man bursts out of the bathroom and shoots wildly, missing every time; Jules and Vincent shoot him. Jules decides their lucky escape was a miracle, which Vincent disputes.
As Jules drives, Vincent accidentally shoots Marvin, one of Brett’s associates, in the face. They hide the car at the home of their associate Jimmie, who insists they deal with the problem before his wife Bonnie comes home.  They drive the car to a junk yard and Jules and Vincent decide to get breakfast. “Epilogue—The Diner”
In the diner, Jules tells Vincent he plans to retire from his life of crime, taking their “miraculous” survival as a sign. While Vincent is in the bathroom, Pumpkin and Honey Bunny hold up the restaurant. When Jules holds Pumpkin at gunpoint, Honey Bunny becomes hysterical and trains her gun on him; Vincent returns with his gun trained on her. Jules recites the biblical passage, expresses ambivalence about his life of crime, and allows the robbers to take the cash and leave. Jules and Vincent leave the diner with the briefcase.


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Last week we talked about why and how we can use databases to store information. This week we’re going to be focusing on how to use databases to model real world relationships and then use those relationships in Rails.
The first video in this series covers modeling a relationship between a car’s user and the car in databases. There are many different ways we could represent that relationship so this lecture covers quite a few of them, and talks about why or why not to represent your data using one of the methods.
The second video this week focuses on using ActiveRecord to build and create database backed Ruby objects (models) we’ll then create relationships between objects using our database.
If you’re new to Ruby you may want to learn how to watch these introductory videos on using strings in ruby and using hashes in ruby.
First: Install Rails & Ruby on your machine and then complete the tutorial on building a Rails app. If you get stuck try googling for the answer, look for error messages, check your server logs, and you can always make a post on stack overflow. The point of this exercise isn’t to have a complete understanding of everything you’re doing, but to get you some hands on experience working with Rails from a high level. As we go on we’ll take a look at lower level functionality, and you will begin to feel more comfortable working with the technologies.
Second: On a piece of paper or in any computer program, write down the association between 5 different real world objects. Use the words has_many
, belongs_to
, has_many through
, and has_and_belongs_to_many
. If you want help on the associations you can refer to the rails association guide. Try explaining the relationships to someone who doesn’t program, if the relationships don’t make sense in english, they will make less sense when you map them to code :)
Thanks for stopping by if you feel like you’re lost in a video, go back and make sure you’ve seen the videos before it. As always if you have questions or comments message me @schneems


Zac Brown cooks up new version of ‘Chicken Fried’ for NFL
ATLANTA (AP) - The Zac Brown Band is lending its sound to the NFL.
The Atlanta-based group will give its 2008 hit “ Chicken Fried ” a holiday twist for the Thanksgiving night matchup between the hometown Falcons and rival New Orleans Saints.
Brown’s song will serve as an intro for the NBC-televised game. He says the band is “excited to help open up such a huge game in our own backyard” and adds, “Go Falcons!”
The broadcast will begin with Brown receiving a text from Carrie Underwood, who normally provides the soundtrack for the opening of NBC’s Sunday Night Football.
Brown reveals his guitar - strategically placed under the table - before going into an acoustic holiday version of the song.
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CAR rebel chief held in Chad, says government
A veteran leader of one of the militia that control most of the Central Africa Republic (CAR) has been arrested in neighbouring Chad, the CAR government said on Wednesday.
Abdoulaye Miskine, leader and founder of an armed group called the Democratic Front of the Central African People (FDPC), "has been arrested in Chad. We are seeking his extradition," spokesman Ange Maxime Kazagui told the press.
In the Chadian capital N'Djamena, a senior Chadian security official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Miskine had been arrested at Harare Mangueigne on the Chad-CAR border.
"He was taken to Ndjamena, where he was immediately placed in custody at the National Security Agency," Chad's counter-espionage service, the official said.
"We haven't yet received any instructions as to a possible extradition."
One of the world's poorest countries, the landlocked CAR has been mired in conflict for years.
Most of the country is in the hands of armed groups that typically claim to represent religious or ethnic communities, and often fight each over of the country's rich mineral resources.
Miskine set up the FDPC in 2004, when the country first plunged into civil war, and gave himself the rank of general.
He joined the coalition of mainly Muslim militias that in 2013 overthrew then-president Franois Bozize - a revolt that sparked French military intervention and the holding of elections for a successor.
In February this year, Miskine signed a peace agreement in Khartoum between CAR President Faustin-Archange Touadera and the heads of 14 armed groups.
Under the deal, militia chiefs were given senior government positions in the purported aim of helping to cement peace.
Miskine was named advisor to the new government but "never took up his position," Kazagui said on Wednesday.
The intensity of violence has dropped in CAR since the Khartoum accord, but fighting between rebel groups continues and toll among civilians is still rising. More than a quarter of the 4.7 million population have fled their homes.


Meralco bills go up this month
by Arlene RiveraELECTRIC consumers will pay again higher electricity bills this December as the Manila Electric Company (Meralco) will implement a power rate increase.
In a statement issued on Monday, overall rate for a typical household consuming 200kWh increased to P9.8623 per kWh this December from last month’s P9.5579 per kWh. The adjustment of P0.3044 per kWh will mean an increase of around P61 in the typical household’s total electricity bill.
Despite the adjustment, electricity rate this month is still around P0.70 per kWh lower than in April 2019.
From P5.0317 per kWh last month, the generation charge for December increased to P5.1967 per kWh, an upward adjustment of P0.1650 per kWh.
Charges from the Wholesale Electricity Spot Market (WESM) increased by P1.0799 per kWh driven by tighter supply conditions in the Luzon grid. As a result, the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) placed the Luzon Grid on Yellow Alert on two occasions. The average capacity on outage in November increased by 525 MW because of scheduled and forced outages of some power plants and the natural gas supply restriction of Malampaya onshore gas plant implemented by SPEX from November 10 to 14. The share of WESM to Meralco’s supply needs was reduced to 10%.


As the name implies, Physical Touch is expressing love for another through physical contact. It can vary from holding hands to hugging. Finding out what type of physical touch best pleases your loved-one will satisfy their desire to feel loved by you.


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This widget will replace the receiver element with an iPhone-style switch
button with two states: "on" and "off". Labels of the states are customizable,
as are their presence and position. The receiver element's "checked" attribute
is updated according to the state of the switch, so that it can be used in
a <form>
, on a checkbox input for instance.
This widget has been made to answer my specific needs, so there's room for improvement here and there, but it does the job for me as it is.
Using the following markup:
<input type="checkbox" value="1" checked>
You can simply call switchButton()
without any
options on the checkbox element, and you'll get that:
The widget's elements are floated, so you must wrap the checkbox in its own

if you want to inline it with some
text:
It is
 <input type="checkbox" value="1" checked>
 !
Apply some styles to the wrapping

and
everything will look perfect:
.switch-wrapper { display: inline-block; position: relative; top: 3px; }
The first thing you might want to do, is changing the labels texts. The
on_label
and off_label
options allow you to do that:
$("input[type=checkbox]").switchButton({ on_label: 'yes', off_label: 'no' });
The widget will use the checked
attribute of the
receiver to determine the initial state of the switch.
However, you can force it to be on or off by specifying it in the options:
// Force the checked property to false, whatever state it is in initially $("input[type=checkbox]").switchButton({ checked: false });
Maybe you'd like to display the button without any label at all:
$("input[type=checkbox]").switchButton({ show_labels: false });
Or display them on one side only:
$("input[type=checkbox]").switchButton({ labels_placement: "right" });
$("input[type=checkbox]").switchButton({ labels_placement: "left" });
You can customize the size of the slider and the sliding element:
$("input[type=checkbox]").switchButton({ width: 100, height: 40, button_width: 50 });
$("input[type=checkbox]").switchButton({ width: 100, height: 40, button_width: 70 });
Note that the font-size
of the labels for both
examples above have been changed in the CSS.


Think of something in your everyday life that requires a hack? Would your gadgets or gizmos be better with an extra clip? Lose the mount for attaching your U-lock to your bike frame? Or do you want to learn how to make a simple LED light contraption with a 3D printer?
Our makers might have the solution! We will do our best to work our magic on your problem.
Please provide a clear description or picture of your idea. We will work together to come up with a #hipsterhack. Shoot us an email, and we look forward to hearing from you!
Alternatively, if you want to help us out and have a tutorial or 3D model to submit to us, please share!! Sharing is caring! We would love to bring STEM into your life and help you learn more about 3D printing and engineering.
Building your 3D object is very similar to building structures with Legos. Imagine drawing a digital picture on the computer, and printing this out in a regular office printer. Your image is of course 2D. But now, if you could printer multiple layers of 2D images on top of each other, you have added the Z-axis to your image and given it depth, therefore creating a 3D object. This is the principle behind 3D printing, where you are creating various 3D shapes by isolating the geometries of the object of interest. We have included a quick tutorial and explanation of OpenSCAD to show the principle behind working with geometries for creating 3D CAD models.
More basics can be found here:
http://www.3ders.org/3d-printing-basics.html
1. Obtain 3D computer-aided design (CAD) program for 3D modeling
OpenSCAD is a free program that can be downloaded at www.openscad.org
Further documentation and tutorial links can be found at the openscad.org website as well.
Before we begin, please check out this very helpful article published on the Cubehero blog:
“Know only 10 things to be dangerous in OpenSCAD”
Using just these basic functions highlighted in the Cubehero blog post, you can now begin to play with various 3D CAD geometries!
First, the light mount described here is remixed from an OpenSCAD bike light mount created by TheNewHobbyist and posted in Thingiverse: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:250899
We will now proceed to explain the OpenSCAD code for our remixed version, that can be found here: OpenSCAD Code
First, bike specific parameters were considered. The diameter of European style handles are 26 mm on standard bikes. To give an idea of diameter and sizing, 1 inch = 25.4mm. It is ideal to create 3D printed objects with a bit of extra space, as the hot temperatures and subsequent cooling of extruded plastic can result in objects shrinking slightly.
The measurements for this OpenSCAD object are all in mm.
These measurements were used in the code, and each measurement was expressed as a variable. Statement of parameters as variables allows for easy customization by other users who want to remix objects such as this.
Measurements include the light_thickness, which is the diameter of the flashlight you wish you attach via Velcro to your bike. Handle bar thickness is denoted by bar_thickness. Zip_thickness refers to the width of Zipties. The Velcro_thickness refers to the width of Velcro, which is 1 inch, in this case.
//All measurements are in mm
light_thickness = 26.4;
bar_thickness = 26.4;
zip_thickness = 6.7;
velcro_thickness = 25.4;
/* [Hidden] */As part of the instructions on compiling the build plate visualization, a folder named “utils” must be created within the same folder this scad file is housed such that the build_plate.scad can be used. We therefore direct use of the file through this code: use
//holder box
box_height = bar_thickness+light_thickness-17.6;


The Peer Name Resolution Protocol (PNRP) Sample Application demonstrates the use of a subset of the Peer-to-Peer APIs centered around the Peer Name Resolution Protocol.
While using this application, one caveat to keep in mind is that you cannot resolve a name that is registered within the same process.
Platforms supported
· Windows Vista (except Starter Edition)
· Windows 7
To Build:
· In an SDK command shell, navigate to the directory containing this sample and run "nmake"; or
· Launch the .sln file in Visual Studio .NET
To Run:
· Type pnrp.exe (located in the Vista_DEBUG or WIN7_[ARCH]_DEBUG folder in the directory containing the sample)
· Follow the menu options. To get started, try executing the following scenarios:
1. Register an address
a) Launch the PNRP application on a computer with global IPV6 connectivity.
b) Select Option 1 to register a peer name.
c) Select to use default addresses and then to register in all clouds.
d) Optionally, enter some free text for the comment and payload.
e) Select “no” when prompted if this is to be a secured peer name
f) Enter in a text string when prompted for the classifier. e.g. "pnrpsampletest".
g) IMPORTANT: Leave the application running while completing the next scenarios. The names you registered will be deleted once the application is closed.
2. Resolve an address using the PNRP sample
a) After running the above scenario and leaving the application running, launch a second instance of the PNRP application on the same computer.
b) Select Option 2 to resolve a peer name
c) Select to resolve from all clouds.
d) Select “no” when prompted for a synchronous resolve.
e) Enter in the peer name to resolve. The peer name you should resolve is “0.<the string registered in scenario 1>”, e.g. "0.pnrpsampletest". The “0.” is prefixed to the name because it was registered as an unsecured peer name.
f) Since you registered in all clouds and also resolved in all clouds, two resolution results returned - one for the global cloud and one for your link local cloud. More than two results returns if your computer has more than one network connection, meaning that there is more than one link local cloud. Since you registered using default addresses, the link local cloud resolution returns your link-local IPv6 address while the global cloud resolution returns your global addresses, likely an IPv6 global address and also an IPv4 global address.
g) Repeat the resolution scenario using a separate computer that is on the same IPv6 subnet and then a computer connected elsewhere in the IPv6 Internet.
3. View the DNS encoded name
a) Launch the PNRP application on a computer with global IPV6 connectivity.
a) Select the 'Show DNS encoded name' option.
a) Enter a Peer Name (for example, 0.pnrpsampletest, registered from Step 1).
a) Observe the DNS encoded name (for example, pnrpsampletest.pnrp.net). The DNS encoded name allows PNRP names to be used in ANY application that calls GetAddrInfo to perform name resolution (and that is just about every application). If the name is registered, try using the DNS encoded form of the name in ping or Internet Explorer.
4. Resolve an address using ping
a) Open a command prompt (on a Vista or Windows 7 computer)
b) Type “ping <the string registered in scenario 1>.pnrp.net” (for example, "ping pnrpsampletest.pnrp.net").
c) "pnrp.net" is a reserved domain name in Windows Vista and Windows 7 and the lookup will be performed through PNRP rather than DNS.
d) You should see that ping successfully resolves the IP address you registered and pings your computer
e) This works with any application that performs name resolution using GetAddressInfo (or any higher level API that in turn uses GetAddressInfo). This effectively means almost any application! If you have a web server running on the machine that registered the name open Internet Explorer and browse to the website using the PNRP name rather than the DNS name!


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Spline
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ARPaintBrush
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IBuildSaveState
ProjectMainInstaller
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IBuildStateMachine
SplineTestInstaller
AuthApi
DialogTester
ICalibrateState
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State
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DiscreteSlider
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RaceManager
StateMachine
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IFeaturePointsManager
RaceOverState
StateMachineInstaller
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IRaceOverState
RaceOverUI
StateManager
BuildDialogState
IRaceOverUI
GameSettings.RaceSettings
StreetView
BuildDialogUI
Extruder
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IRaceSetupState
RaceSetupState
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BuildEditorUI
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RaceStateMachine
TimerView
BuildLoadState
PointRecorder.Factory
IRacingState
RaceTestStateMachineInstaller
TouchInput
BuildLoadUI
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IRacingUI
RacingState
TouchInputTester
BuildObserveDialogState
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IRootStateMachine
RacingUI
TrackData
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PaintHelpView
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SettingsUI
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[PATCH net-next 5/5] net: gemini: Indicate that we can handle jumboframes
Andrew Lunn
andrew at lunn.ch
Sun Jul 1 00:58:54 PDT 2018
On Sat, Jun 30, 2018 at 06:18:06PM +0200, Linus Walleij wrote:
> The hardware supposedly handles frames up to 10236 bytes and
> implements .ndo_change_mtu() so accept 10236 minus the ethernet
> header for a VLAN tagged frame on the netdevices.
>
> Signed-off-by: Linus Walleij <linus.walleij at linaro.org>
> ---
> drivers/net/ethernet/cortina/gemini.c | 5 +++++
> 1 file changed, 5 insertions(+)
>
> diff --git a/drivers/net/ethernet/cortina/gemini.c b/drivers/net/ethernet/cortina/gemini.c
> index 79324bbfd768..ae475393e4ac 100644
> --- a/drivers/net/ethernet/cortina/gemini.c
> +++ b/drivers/net/ethernet/cortina/gemini.c
> @@ -2473,6 +2473,11 @@ static int gemini_ethernet_port_probe(struct platform_device *pdev)
>
> netdev->hw_features = GMAC_OFFLOAD_FEATURES;
> netdev->features |= GMAC_OFFLOAD_FEATURES | NETIF_F_GRO;
> + /* We can handle jumbo frames up to 10236 bytes so, let's accept
> + * payloads of 10236 bytes minus VLAN and ethernet header
> + */
> + netdev->min_mtu = 256;
> + netdev->max_mtu = 10236 - VLAN_ETH_HLEN;
Hi Linus
The commit message does not mention the min mtu you set here. Where
does 256 come from?
Thanks
Andrew
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my name is lao - short for olaolu. i'm a second-year computer science major concentrating in artificial intelligence and devices. my primary interest lies in using top-to-bottom computational models of intelligence and embedded computational artifacts to interact with the physical world.
currently, i'm seeking a summer intern software engineering/data analyst position based anywhere in the US.
i have experience working in both procedural OOP languages and functional low-level languages, not to mention full-stack development experience including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in the frontend and Java, Python, and PHP mainly in the backend. i'm a dedicated and flexible worker who thrives in group settings and constantly looks forward to being challenged.
developing the backend, tasked with writing PHP library for third party platforms served over a REST API as well as dealing with exceptions.
assisting with data management. recording, updating and organizing data of past and current records. regular interactions with donors and responsible for sending the gift letters and packages to the donors to show the university's appreciation.
maintained a cash drawer including taking in and giving out cash and balancing. accurately and efficiently utilize fraud detection skills in processing transactions utilizing the Point of Sale (POS) system, ensured risk is mitigated. executed all policies and procedures concerning cash handling, check, charge card and refund transactions, voids and offline procedures. issued receipts, refunds, credits, or change due to customers. recommended store credit card to customers.
worked with technicians, overseeing the company’s information system and helped find solutions to any network/computer errors.
highest leadership role to obtain as a student in the UK. oversaw all events hosted in or by the school, escorted the Royal Family round the school to celebrate school’s 500-year anniversary. attended monthly governor's board meetings providing a student voice on multiple school matters.
tutored kids from ages 5-11 in various concepts in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). graded work booklets, organized inventory, trained new tutors, and provided good customer service to parents.
concentrating in artificial intelligence and devices - GPA: 3.54
clubs/societies:
National Society for Black Engineers (NSBE); Data Science Club; Impact Living Learning Community; Student Government Association – Cultural and Diversity Affairs; Sigma Phi Epsilon Georgia Alpha Chapter.
relevant coursework:
- object-oriented programming (Java)
- data structure and algorithms (Java and C)
- digital system design
- linear algebra
A-Levels in mathematics, physics and further mathematics - A*AA respectively.
clubs/societies, awards & activities:
- varsity rugby, track sprinter, hockey, football(soccer)
- director of annual pantomimes (theatre)
- UK Physics and Mathematics National Olympiad – silver award 2017
during a summer of 2018, i attended a robotics course at the university of southampton in the UK. i led a team to build an autonomous robot with the objective to circulate a race course (of course without hardcoding) while picking up metal cans and dumping them in trash cans.
we used a raspberry pi and arduino as well as ultrasonic sensors to build the robot, programming it to detect objects based on size and shape to help navigate its way round the race course.
I utilized HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap and a few libraries for the development of this website from scratch.
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Puse Css push menu
Sometimes you just need a really simple push menu, without any Javascript Libraries. I made this in a rush for a client with the instructions to not use any jQuery.
I like the thought of adding a class to the body and climb the DOM instead of adding classes to the affected elements.
Less is more.


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Model
| Name | Type | Default Value |
| lastName | String | |
| firstName | String | |
| username | String | |
| String | ||
| passwordHash | String | |
| privateKey | String | |
| picture | String | null |
| role | String | Membre |
| level | Number | 1 |
| description | String | ' ' |
| created | Date | Date.now |
| lastEdited | Date | Date.now |
| birthday | Date | new Date('01.01.1970T01:00') |
| universityGroup | String | 'Inconnu' |
| website | String | null |
Routing Table
| POST /users/ | User.createUser |
| GET /users/ | User.getUsers |
| GET /users/:user_id | User.getUser |
| PUT /users/:user_id | User.editUser |
| DELETE /users/:user_id | User.deleteUser |
Constants
User.Level
| Guest | -1 |
| OldMember | 0 |
| Member | 1 |
| Admin | 3 |
Methods
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<static> createUser(req, res)
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Create a new user
Level needed : Admin
Return Table:
Code Value 1 Success -1 Not logged -2 Access denied (need more permissions) -11 Missing firstName -12 Missing lastName -13 Missing email -21 Email already exists -29 MongoDB error during save() Parameters:
Name Type Description req
Express.Request request send Properties
Name Type Description body.firstName
String first name of user body.lastName
String last name of user body.email
String email of user res
Express.Response variable to send the response -
<static> createUsername(res, user, callback)
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Create username for a user with an analysis of existing usernames.
PRIVATE FUNCTIONParameters:
Name Type Description res
Express.Response variable to send response user
User variable with firstName and lastName fields callback
function function to call when username is created -
<static> deleteUser(req, res)
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Delete a user
Level needed : Admin
Return Table:
Code Value 1 Success -1 Not logged -2 Access denied (need more permissions) -28 MangoDB error during remove() -31 Invalid ID Parameters:
Name Type Description req
Express.Request request send Properties
Name Type Argument Description params.user_id
ObjectID <optional>
ID of user to delete res
Express.Response variable to send the response -
<static> editLoggedUser(req, res)
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Parameters:
Name Type Description req
Express.Request request send res
Express.Response variable to send the response -
<static> editUser(req, res)
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Edit a user
Level needed : Owner | Admin
Return Table:
Code Value 1 Success -1 Not logged -2 Access denied (need more permissions) -22 User not found -23 Error during password creation -27 MangoDB error during find() -29 MangoDB error during save() -31 ID not valid Parameters:
Name Type Description req
Express.Request request send Properties
Name Type Argument Description body.firstName
String <optional>
New first name body.lastName
String <optional>
New last name body.email
String <optional>
New email body.website
String <optional>
New website body.universityGroup
String <optional>
New university group body.birthday
String <optional>
New birthday (LocaleDateString) body.description
String <optional>
New description body.picture
String <optional>
New url for picture body.password
String <optional>
New password params.user_id
ObjectID <optional>
ID of user to edit res
Express.Response variable to send the response -
<static> getSelectQueryForLevel(level)
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Get string select query for a specific level.
This function select datas who must to be send.
PRIVATE FUNCTIONParameters:
Name Type Description level
Number level of user -
<static> getUser(req, res)
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Get a specific user
Level needed : Guest
Under Level.Member, datas are : firstName - lastName - role - level Else, all datas (except passwordhash and privateKey) are getReturn Table:
Code Value 1 Success -22 No users found -27 MangoDB error during find() Parameters:
Name Type Description req
Express.Request request send Properties
Name Type Description params.user_id
ObjectId User Id OR User username res
Express.Response variable to send the response -
<static> getUsers(req, res)
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Get all users
Under Level.Member, datas are : firstName - lastName - role - level Else, all datas (except passwordhash and privateKey) are get Level needed : Guest
Return Table:
Code Value 1 Success -22 No users found -27 MangoDB error during find() Parameters:
Name Type Description req
Express.Request request send res
Express.Response variable to send the response


This is a plugin that automatically uploads to the server the images pasted from the clipboard with Firefox, or with Drag&drop in most current browsers in CKEditor.
Alfonso Martínez de Lizarrondo
Extract the contents of the zip in you plugins directory, so it ends up like
this
ckeditor\ ... images\ lang\ plugins\ ... simpleuploads\ plugin.js docs\ install.html ... skins\ themes\
Now add the plugin in your config.js or custom js configuration file:
config.extraPlugins='simpleuploads';If you are already using other additional plugins, then you must have a single extraPlugins statements with all the plugins separated by commas:
config.extraPlugins='confighelper,simpleuploads';
Please, refer to the SimpleUploads page in my blog as well as related posts to find further info, examples and updates
You have to configure the filebrowserImageUploadUrl and filebrowserUploadUrl entries as you might have already done to allow the user to upload files and images. You can use this basic sample if you want to use some existing code.
The goal is to send a response like this (using the proper parameters for $funcNum and $url):
<script type='text/javascript'> window.parent.CKEDITOR.tools.callFunction($funcNum, '$url', '$message')</script>
If you're using Liferay, check these detailed instructions
Since 2.7 it's possible to specify the shadows (or whatever CSS effects that you prefer) to use while a file is dragged over the page and an editor.
The plugin detects those situations and adds/removes the "SimpleUploadsOverEditor" and "SimpleUploadsOverContainer" classes.
Here "container" refers to the whole CKEditor including toolbar and whatever is part of the UI. This is always an element in the main page, so you can override it also in the page where you're using CKEditor (keep in mind that the plugin might add the rule defined in the configuration after your styles, so check the priority of the CSS rules if you can't get it to work that way.
This is the default value:
CKEDITOR.config.simpleuploads_containerover = 'box-shadow: 0 0 10px 1px #99DD99 !important;'Important: the config is picked from CKEDITOR.config, this is a setting shared by all the editor instances. If you want to specify different settings for each editor container you must do it in your page.
#cke_editor1.SimpleUploadsOverContainer { box-shadow: 0 0 10px 1px #99FF99; } #cke_editor2.SimpleUploadsOverContainer { border:2px solid black; // be careful, styling the container can be tricky to get a good efect }The second class is used when the user drags over an editor, in this case the behavior is different between CKEditor 3 and 4. In CKEditor 3 we're always using an iframe so this setting can be specified for each instance, but in CKEditor 4 due to the introduction of inline editing they've changed the way that addCss works so in a similar way to the previous setting this value is the same for all the instances, but you can easily override it in the styles of your page.
CKEDITOR.config.simpleuploads_editorover = 'box-shadow: 0 0 10px 1px #999999 inset !important;'You can add different configuration in the config.contentsCss file, or in v4 inline mode in the page itself:
// for v4 inline #cke_editor1.SimpleUploadsOverEditor { box-shadow: 0 0 10px 1px #99FF99; } #cke_editor2.SimpleUploadsOverEditor { background-color: green; }
Since 3.0 there are two buttons that can be used to provide a single click to launch the file picker and add a file or image to the document.
The name of such buttons are "addFile" and "addImage" if you want to add them to your toolbar.
If you use CKEditor 4 they will be added automatically to the "insert" toolbar, if you don't want one or either of them, you can specify those names in a "removeButtons" entry in your config file:
config.removeButtons = "addFile"; // Removes the "add files" button and leaves the one to add images.
These buttons are available for all the browsers, including IE8 and IE9 but in this case it's using a trick to allow the single click browse and upload so it might fail
in some environments (I guess so, but I have no such data). I might try to fix such problems if you report back to me, but you must realize that I'm already forzing IE
to work in an unexpected way.
Anyway, as usual with my plugins, IE6 and IE7 are not supported, nor pages in Quirks mode. It might work, but if it fails I can't try to fix things when the solution is to upgrade to a current browser or make your pages compliant with the standards.
Since 4.1 you can opt to always use the plain text upload instead of the image preview with the grayscale by setting the global option simpleuploads_hideImageProgress to true
CKEDITOR.config.simpleuploads_hideImageProgress = true
In 4.2 there are two new properties:
CKEDITOR.config.simpleuploads_convertBmp = trueTurns selected bmp images to png before they are uploaded to the server (you must add the "bmp" to the list of allowed extensions)
CKEDITOR.config.simpleuploads_maximumDimensions = {width:500, height:400}
The plugin generates three custom events so you can show a notification like in the demo page while a file is being uploaded.
This is the signature of the methods:
/** * Fired when file starts being uploaded by the "simpleuploads" plugin * @name CKEDITOR.editor#simpleuploads.startUpload * @event * @param {String} [name] The file name. * @param {String} [url] The url that will be used for the upload. It can be modified to your needs on each upload. * @param {String|Object} [context] Context that caused the upload (a string if it's a pasted image, a DOM event for drag&drop and copied files, the toolbar button for those cases) * @param {Object} [file] The file itself (if available). */ /** * Fired when file upload finishes on the "simpleuploads" plugin * @name CKEDITOR.editor#simpleuploads.endUpload * @event * @param {String} [name] The file name. * @param {Boolean} [ok] Whether the file has been correctly uploaded or not */ /** * Fired when the final element has been inserted by the "simpleuploads" plugin (after it has been uploaded) * @name CKEDITOR.editor#simpleuploads.finishedUpload * @event * @param {String} [name] The file name. * @param {CKEDITOR.dom.element} [element] The element node that has been inserted */
Since 3.1 it's possible to use the startUpload event to cancel the upload or change the URL where the file will be uploaded
// Let's add this to every editor on the page. You can instead add it only to a specific editor. CKEDITOR.on('instanceReady', function(e) { // the real listener e.editor.on( 'simpleuploads.startUpload' , function(ev) { var name = ev.data.name; if ( (/\.rar$/i).test( name ) ) { // Silly example alert("Rar files are outdated, please use 7-Zip"); ev.cancel(); } }); });
Since 4.0 it's possible to add an "extraFields" property to the event data to specify additional fields that should be send in the upload (for example anti-CSRF tokens or extra parameters in the dialog)
// Let's add this to every editor on the page. You can instead add it only to a specific editor. CKEDITOR.on('instanceReady', function(e) { // the real listener e.editor.on( 'simpleuploads.startUpload' , function(ev) { // add CSRF tokens var extraFields = { // These is sample code, the CKEDITOR.config.action, CKEDITOR.config.formID and Core objects // are items specific to a custom implementation of CKEditor. // Fill the extraFields object with whatever you might need. "Action" : CKEDITOR.config.action, "FormID" : CKEDITOR.config.formID, "CKEditorFuncNum" : "2" }; extraFields[ Core.Config.Get("SessionName") ] = Core.Config.Get("SessionID"); ev.data.extraFields = extraFields; }); });
The finishedUpload event introduced in 3.3.4 allows to modify the final element, for example removing the dimension attributes and adding our own class:
// Let's add this to every editor on the page. You can instead add it only to a specific editor. CKEDITOR.on('instanceReady', function(e) { // the real listener e.editor.on( 'simpleuploads.finishedUpload' , function(ev) { var element = ev.data.element; // remove dimension attributes added in v 3.3.2 element.removeAttribute("width"); element.removeAttribute("height"); // add our custom class element.addClass("picture"); }); });
Version 4.2 adds a "simpleuploads.localImageReady" event that takes care of loading selected images into an Image element so it's possible for example to check its dimensions, convert between formats or modify it.
This event is used to implement the new simpleuploads_convertBmp and simpleuploads_maximumDimensions options (you can check that code to better understand how to use it. I might refine it in a future version and I'll provide samples in my blog according to the requests)
This event (and the new options) aren't available for IE 8 and 9
In version 3.4 I've added support to upload files across domains.
This is based on the CORS spec. At the moment this won't work with IE < 10: IE8 doesn't support XHR uploads and IE9 requires the use of the custom XDomainRequest that also seems to be restricted about what it can do; I don't plan to work on those older versions of IE.
If you don't use cross domain (one server for the uploaded files and another for the editing page) then this change shouldn't affect you. Otherwise you can enable this feature by modifying your uploader to send just two headers in response to an OPTIONS request: Some simple PHP code:
if (isset($_SERVER["HTTP_ORIGIN"])) { $origin = $_SERVER["HTTP_ORIGIN"]; // Warning: this is not secure, it allows usage of the page from any domain. // You must verify that the $origin domain is on your white-list header('Access-Control-Allow-Origin: ' . $origin); header('Access-Control-Allow-Credentials: true'); } if ($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD']=='OPTIONS') { exit(0); }
First: check if the browser has sent an Origin header. That means that it's a cross domain request. You can check that domain with the list of domains that you want to allow, this sample code just repeats back the header so it allows any domain to call this page.
Second: Send an Access-Control-Allow-Credentials header specifying that the browser is allowed to make a request that will use the credentials of the user at this domain. This means that if the user is logged in, the browser will send the cookies required to allow you check his/her identity.
Last: as the OPTIONS request doesn't require more data in the response you can stop any further processing here. After this first request the browser will upload the file and you must send back the two Access-Control headers as shown in the sample code.
You must be careful if you want to allow this feature, after all it opens the possibility of another attack vector. If you're hosting the files in the same physical server, you might be able to get the same functionality by modifying just the URL that it's returned after you upload a file and keeping all your code in the admin.example.com domain.
Using Firefox, paste an image into the body of CKEditor. That image will be uploaded to the server and it will use the correct URL instead of "data:".
With the rest of the browsers, you can drag & drop a file from your desktop and it will be inserted as an image or a link.
Supported browsers:
(Safari might work or not, but I'm not gonna buy a new computer just to test this plugin)
CKEditor is © CKSource.com
File and Image icons by the Tango Desktop Project


MTG Deck Scry v0.8
Import .dec or .txt file
Locally Saved Decks
Card Entry
Sort Deck by card type and mana cost
Save
MTG Deck Scry
Generates deck infographics for your decklists.
Get started by entering a deck to the left.
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get_app
file_upload
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PROFILE
I am Pursuing B.tech in CSE with specialization in CYBER SECURITY FORENSICS from MRIIRS, Faridabad.
Skills & Experience
- C
- C++ with oops
- Python
- Html & CSS (Beginner)
Hobbies
- Playing FOOTBALL
- Volunteering
- Listening to MUSIC
- Programming
I am Pursuing B.tech in CSE with specialization in CYBER SECURITY FORENSICS from MRIIRS, Faridabad.


Plays: Miria
Known for: Kavanagh QC (TV), Spooks (TV), The Hours (TV), Four Weddings And A Funeral (film), The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy (film)
Anna was born in Richmond in 1965, and trained at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts. She's had a plethora of roles in TV, film, and theatre, although perhaps where she became first well known was as Henrietta - or "Duckface" - in Four Weddings and a Funeral. Shortly thereafter Anna won many roles, including playing Mercedes Page in the long-running Jupiter Moon and Julie Piper in Kavanagh QC.
The roles simply kept coming, with Anna having the opportunity to play a variety of characters. Although she is often to be found on TV, Anna can also be found on the big screen: possibly most memorably playing Questular Rontok in The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy in 2005. Since then, she has popped up everywhere on TV and cinema screens, perhaps most recently noted for her role as Lix Storm in The Hour.
But that's not all: Anna is also often found on the stage. She's had numerous theatre roles, most recently starring as Amanda Prynne in the critically acclaimed Private Lives;, the stage adaption of Noël Coward's comedy of manners of the same name.
Anna lives with her husband Redha Debbah. She has a colourful family tree, which links her both to actress Helena Bonham Carter and the author Jane Austen.
Anna plays Miria in Death Knight Love Story.
We sat down to talk with Anna a while ago, and one of the first things we asked was why she agreed to do this strange little project with us. She said "Well, I know nothing about this world, so I thought I'd give it a go and see if there was a niche for me. Everything's changing, and we have to be open minded and go with it, and see if you want us and whether it's something that'll work. I think it's been fun!"
We also asked her what she thought of voice acting. "...it is nice just concentrating on your voice and thinking what your voice has to offer, without having to worry what you look like. And to know that our characters will be these extreme versions - it's fun. It's exciting."
Anna also shared her insight into her character, Miria. "...she was retrieved from death by Arthas, the warlord. In order to remain in his affections and to work for him, she's devoid of any human emotions and is incredibly aggressive, and just fights and kills the good side - and then she falls in love. And then she's compromised. She cannot continue in this way. And she turns to the good."


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People often express concern about environmental problems, but some people differ as to which consequences concern them the most. We are going to list different areas where environmental problems could have harmful consequences. Please rate how concerned you are about environmental harms in each area below.


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summarize()
tests were performed on a
different dataset from case_when()
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was used for data.table
& tidytable
timings.data.table
when being
compared to mutate.()
&
dplyr::mutate()
fill.()
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both work with
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data.table::nafill()
does not. Testing only included
numeric columns due to this constraint.dtplyr
is missing timings for functions that are not
yet implemented in the package.pandas
comparisons are in the process of being added -
more will be added soon.tidytable
functions faster than
their data.table
counterpart?
data.table
in the background.tidytable
runs were
slightly shorter on those specific functions on this iteration of the
tests. However one goal of these tests is to show that the “time cost”
of translating tidyverse
syntax to data.table
is very negligible to the user (especially on medium-to-large
datasets).#> Date last run: 2023-04-20
#> # A tidytable: 13 × 6
#> func_tested data.table tidytable dtplyr tidyverse pandas
#> <chr> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
#> 1 arrange 61.4 33.5 71.1 79.1 716.
#> 2 case_when 10.2 9.9 NA 53.6 64.4
#> 3 distinct 29.5 30.7 33.4 68.4 309.
#> 4 fill 40 74 58.3 37.8 724
#> 5 filter 189. 190. 205. 218. 904.
#> 6 inner_join 39.7 40 49.1 102. NA
#> 7 left_join 68.1 67.2 79.9 196. NA
#> 8 mutate 61.8 67.3 133. 63.3 780.
#> 9 nest 19.6 20.3 95.8 56.8 NA
#> 10 pivot_longer 61.3 37.7 70.1 213. NA
#> 11 pivot_wider 61.3 73.9 184. 141. NA
#> 12 summarize 433. 390. 397. 802. 3080.
#> 13 unnest 264. 75.4 NA 92.7 NA


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Messenger, real-time dashboards, and mobile notification application, can be implemented using one of XPUSH platform a variety of services. XPUSH platform rather than required, respectively for each service, you will be able to manage the implementation and messages and user functions can be integrated into one of XPUSH platform. P>
You can easily install the XPUSH platform, allows you to effortlessly implement a real-time message transmission and reception functions with client libraries. Various functions that can be used through the API documentation and library specification. It has various function as managing users and devices for transmitting and receiving real-time messages, storing and forwarding messages which is not delivered. Please check quickly how to use it through the with Quick-start Guide.
Nowadays, there are lots of implementing real-time data transmission and reception functions in various applications or web services. XPUSH can enable you to send and receive datas directly, and use it to cross-web browsers or mobile devices as a real-time communication platform. And, XPUSH developers try to share the progress of development, technical documentation, and various application examples through the Blog.


CSCI 8790 Advanced Topics in Software Engineering
Spring 2010
| Meeting time: | TR 7:00-8:15PM |
| Classroom: | PKI 270 256 (room changed) |
| Instructor: | Dr. Harvey Siy |
| Office: | PKI 281B |
| Phone: |<PHONE_NUMBER> |
| Email: | hsiy at unomaha dot edu |
| Office Hours: | By appointment (call or email ahead) |
Description
An in-depth study of one or more topics in the field of software engineering such as human factors in software engineering, software specifications and modeling, reuse and design recovery, software valuations, software management, emerging technology and applications.
Prerequisites: CSCI 4830/8836 (Introduction to Software Engineering)
Overview of Content and Purpose of the Course
For this spring, the course will primarily be an introduction to techniques for conducting empirical studies in software engineering. Empirical studies evaluate the effectiveness and practicality of different software development methods.
Such studies range from case studies to controlled experiments. The results of these studies play a crucial role in contributing to our fundamental knowledge of the underlying mechanisms driving the techniques and tools that comprise our software development methodologies. This information helps us cut through the hype to identify strengths of weaknesses of different methods. This also improves the decision-making capability to determine when to apply which method under what situation. Finally, this provides fundamental knowledge of the way software engineers work, think and interact with each
other.
To provide us with examples to work with, we will also examine a few software engineering methods that can be subjected to empirical analysis. This range from the simple (e.g., software inspections) to the complex (e.g., model-driven software development). We will study available examples of such methods and get some hands-on experience. Then we will look into how to critique the strengths and weaknesses of different example methods.
Learning Objectives
Students who complete this course will:
- learn how to conduct empirical studies of software engineering methods
- develop skills for coducting research in software engineering
- be familiar with quantitative aspects of software engineering
- be able to evaluate existing empirical studies
- develop ability to study and critique advanced software development methods
- acquire hands-on experience with an advanced development methodology
Course content:
- Empirical software engineering research
- Experiments
- Case studies
- Qualitative techniques
- Secondary studies
- Software methods
- Software inspection
- Model-driven software development
What to expect in class
To learn empirical analysis, we will mainly study papers that are examples of empirical analysis. A reading list will be provided shortly. To facilitate the learning process, students will submit brief writeups of the papers to be discussed on a given day and participate in class discussions. Students will also have a chance to design their own empirical study.
For this semester, we will also examine example model-driven software development (MDSD) methodologies. There will be a few lectures on MDSD. To gain hands on experience, students will work on a software project using MDSD.
Evaluation
| Term Paper | 30% |
| Projects and presentations | 30% |
| Homeworks | 30% |
| Class participation | 10% |
Term Paper
At the end of the semester, a term paper must be submitted. Students have the option of working in pairs. The term paper will be about designing empirical studies.
- Propose an experiment investigating some aspect of a software method of your choice.
- Conduct the study and write up the findings. [An actual experiment is optional if working alone but required if working in pairs.]
- Present the study in class.
Presentations and projects
Here is a tentative list of presentations and projects. More details will be announced later.
- Empirical study from ESEM, ISESE, ESE Journal
- MDSD presentation
- MDSD-based project
Homeworks
Homeworks will mainly be writeups of papers assigned for reading. To the extent possible, the homeworks will be designed to prepare you for the subsequent class discussion.
A complete list of papers to be assigned for reading will be available soon.
Class participation
Class participation will be assessed on a scale of 1 to 5.
| Rating | Description |
| 5 | Regularly makes helpful, relevant contributions to lecture discussions. Offers observations that challenges classmates to think about the material in new ways. |
| 4 | Attends regularly and occasionally makes helpful, relevant contributions to lecture discussions. |
| 3 | Attends regularly and actively pays attention to discussion. |
| 2 | Attends regularly but does not pay attention to discussion. |
| 1 | Does not attend regularly. |
| 0 | Misses most classes. |
(Adapted from http://web.hamline.edu/personal/skellert/cpgrade.htm.)
Some class policies
Policy on late homeworks
- For write ups of papers for class discussion:
Late submissions will get a 50% deduction per day, for each day past the due time.
- For other types of homeworks (if any):
Late submissions will get a 20% deduction per day, for each day past the due time.
- For online submissions, we will follow the time stamp as reported by Blackboard. For example, if the due date is Aug, 24, a submission on Aug. 25 12:01am will get a 20% deduction.
- Paper submissions must be handed directly to me on the day it is due.
Academic Integrity
Cheating will not be tolerated for project assignments, exams and other assignments. Consult the UNO Student Policies and Department of Computer Science Policies and Procedures for formal policies about cheating and plagiarism.


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