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External Memory
External memory is typically not secure as it can be probed by hackers. However, external memory provides a large amount of storage that is required for some applications.
External RAM
Systems with external RAM have the option of utilizing this memory as Unmanaged Heap. Unmanaged heap is great for storing large amounts of data, but it is not considered secure. Developers also have the option of enabling the external memory as managed heap. This feature is a trade off between security and convenience as it provides a large amount of heap space, but is not secure.
GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Native.Memory.EnableExternalHeap()
External Flash
High speed QSPI flash is available through the system's internal drivers. This memory is being evaluated for security and is not yet available to the user.
Here is an example that directly writes, reads, and then compares data in external flash.
Tip
Needed NuGets: GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Devices.Storage
static void TestQSPI() {
const int TOTAL_SIZE = 16 * 1024 * 1024; //Total size 16MB
const int SECTOR_SIZE = 4 * 1024; //Sector size 4KB
var dataWrite = new byte[SECTOR_SIZE];
var dataRead = new byte[SECTOR_SIZE];
var dataToWrite = System.Text.UTF8Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes("This is a test");
var storeController = GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Devices.Storage.StorageController.FromName
(GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Pins.SC20260.StorageController.QuadSpi);
var drive = storeController.Provider;
drive.Open();
for (var i = 0; i < SECTOR_SIZE; i += dataToWrite.Length) {
System.Array.Copy(dataToWrite, 0, dataWrite, i, dataToWrite.Length);
}
var block = TOTAL_SIZE / SECTOR_SIZE;
var index = 0 * SECTOR_SIZE;
var countBlock = 0;
while (block > 0) {
// Erase
drive.Erase(index, SECTOR_SIZE, System.TimeSpan.FromSeconds(100));
// Write
drive.Write(index, SECTOR_SIZE, dataWrite, 0, System.TimeSpan.FromSeconds(100));
// Read
drive.Read(index, SECTOR_SIZE, dataRead, 0, System.TimeSpan.FromSeconds(100));
// Compare data after read
for (var i = 0; i < SECTOR_SIZE; i++) {
if (dataRead[i] != dataWrite[i]) {
System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine
("Corrupted data detected at sector: " + block);
}
}
countBlock++;
block--;
index += SECTOR_SIZE;
}
System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine("Test all sectors passed");
}


Task Description
Tufts University - Task Description and Controls
Virtual Agents learning from human interaction
Below is a description of the task you will be asked to complete for this study:
What is the task?
On the next page you will be asked to train a program to land a rocket on the landing pad. In this control problem the computer will be able to perform 4 actions: fire left engine, fire right engine, fire main (forward engine), and do nothing to move toward the landing pad. Your goal is to teach the program to land between the goal posts with both legs on the ground while using the engines a minimal amount. The landing pad and rocket will always start at the same location.
What are the teaching controls?
You will be able to teach the program to complete the task using a “positive,” “negative,” and “off” toggle buttons. When the toggle is set to “positive” the program will receive continuous positive feedback that makes it more likely to repeat its current action. The program will only stop receiving positive feedback once the “negative” or “off” toggle is selected. When the toggle is set to “negative” the program will receive continuous negative feedback that makes it less likely to repeat its current action. The program will only stop receiving negative feedback once the “positive” or “off” toggle is selected. If the “off” toggle is selected the program will receive no feedback from the user on its actions until the “positive” or “negative” toggle is selected.
Important Note
On the next screen, a small duplicate window outside of your browser will pop-up. Please click anywhere on the webpage and the duplicate window will go away. After the duration of the study the window will automatically close. Thank you.Duration
The interaction will last for approximately 10 minutes. After 10 minutes the external window will close and you will be prompted to complete the study.The Tufts computer science department is committed to making its digital environment accessible to all users, and welcomes comments or suggestions on access improvements. Please send comments or suggestions on accessibility to the<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Tufts non-discrimination statement
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--- layout: jsdoc title: "Source: index.js" jsdocNav: - Classes: - SeleniumAssistant - WebDriverBrowser ---
/*
Copyright 2016 Google Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.
*/
'use strict';
const chalk = require('chalk');
const application = require('./application-state.js');
const browserManager = require('./browser-manager.js');
const downloadManager = require('./download-manager.js');
/**
* SeleniumAssistant is a class that makes
* it easier to download, interegate and launch a browser
* for running tests with selenium.
*
* @example
Usage in Node

* const seleniumAssistant = require('selenium-assistant');
* seleniumAssistant.printAvailableBrowserInfo();
*
* const browsers = seleniumAssistant.getAvailableBrowsers();
* browsers.forEach(browser => {
* console.log(browsers.getPrettyName());
* console.log(browsers.getReleaseName());
* });
*/
class SeleniumAssistant {
/**
* This returns the path of where browsers are downloaded to.
* @return {String} Path of downloaded browsers
*/
getBrowserInstallDir() {
return application.getInstallDirectory();
}
/**
* To change where browsers are downloaded to, call this method
* before calling {@link downloadBrowser} and
* {@link getAvailableBrowsers}.
*
* By default, this will install under `.selenium-assistant` in
* your home directory on OS X and Linux, or just `selenium-assistant`
* in your home directory on Windows.
*
* @param {String} newInstallDir Path to download browsers to. Pass in
* null to use default path.
*/
setBrowserInstallDir(newInstallDir) {
application.setInstallDirectory(newInstallDir);
}
/**
*
The downloadBrowser() function is a helper method what will
* grab a browser on a specific release channel.

*
*
If the request browser is already installed, it will resolve
* the promise and not download anything.

*
*
This is somewhat experimental, so be prepared for issues.

*
* @param {String} browserId The selenium id of the browser you wish
* to download.
* @param {String} release String of the release channel, can be
* 'stable', 'beta' or 'unstable'
* @param {Boolean} [force=false] Force download of a browser regardless
* of whether it exists already or not.
* @return {Promise} A promise is returned which resolves
* once the browser has been downloaded.
*/
downloadBrowser(browserId, release, force) {
return downloadManager.downloadBrowser(browserId, release, force);
}
/**
* At the time of writing Firefox doesn't have a friendly node wrapper
* for it's selenium driver (June 2016), so this method will get it
* and install it in the current directory so tests can find it.
* @return {Promise} Resolves when the requires Firefox driver is
* doesnloaded.
*/
downloadFirefoxDriver() {
return downloadManager.downloadFirefoxDriver();
}
/**
* If you want a specific browser you can use to retrieve although
* you should use {@link WebDriverBrowser#isValid} to check if the
* browser is available in the current environment.
*
* @param {String} browserId The selenium id of the browser you want.
* @param {String} release The release of the browser you want. Either
* 'stable', 'beta' or 'unstable.'
* @return {WebDriverBrowser} The WebDriverBrowser instance that represents
* your request.
*/
getBrowser(browserId, release) {
return browserManager.createWebDriverBrowser(browserId, release);
}
/**
*
This method returns a list of discovered browsers in the current
* environment.

*
*
This method will throw an error if run on a platform other than
* OS X and Linux.

*
* @return {Array<WebDriverBrowser>} Array of browsers discovered in the
* current environment.
*/
getAvailableBrowsers() {
if (process.platform !== 'darwin' && process.platform !== 'linux') {
throw new Error('Sorry this library only supports OS X and Linux.');
}
let webdriveBrowsers = browserManager.getSupportedBrowsers();
webdriveBrowsers = webdriveBrowsers.filter(webdriverBrowser => {
if (!webdriverBrowser.isValid()) {
return false;
}
return true;
});
return webdriveBrowsers;
}
/**
*
This method prints out a table of info for all available browsers
* on the current environment.

*
*
Useful if you are testing on travis and want to see what tests
* should be running.

*
* @param {Boolean} [printToConsole=true] - If you wish to prevent
* the table being printed to the console, you can suppress it by
* passing in false and simply use the string response.
* @return {String} Returns table of information as a string.
*/
printAvailableBrowserInfo(printToConsole) {
if (typeof printToConsole === 'undefined') {
printToConsole = true;
}
var browsers = this.getAvailableBrowsers();
const rows = [];
rows.push([
'Browser Name',
'Browser Version',
'Path'
]);
browsers.forEach(browser => {
rows.push([
browser.getPrettyName(),
browser.getVersionNumber().toString(),
browser.getExecutablePath()
]);
});
const noOfColumns = rows[0].length;
const rowLengths = [];
for (let i = 0; i < noOfColumns; i++) {
let currentRowMaxLength = 0;
rows.forEach(row => {
currentRowMaxLength = Math.max(
currentRowMaxLength, row[i].length);
});
rowLengths[i] = currentRowMaxLength;
}
let totalRowLength = rowLengths.reduce((a, b) => a + b, 0);
// Account for spaces and markers
totalRowLength += (noOfColumns * 3) + 1;
let outputString = chalk.gray('-'.repeat(totalRowLength)) + '\n';
rows.forEach((row, rowIndex) => {
const color = rowIndex === 0 ? chalk.bold : chalk.blue;
let coloredRows = row.map((column, columnIndex) => {
const padding = rowLengths[columnIndex] - column.length;
if (padding > 0) {
return color(column) + ' '.repeat(padding);
}
return color(column);
});
let rowString = coloredRows.join(' | ');
outputString += '| ' + rowString + ' |\n';
});
outputString += chalk.gray('-'.repeat(totalRowLength)) + '\n';
if (printToConsole) {
console.log(outputString);
}
return outputString;
}
/**
*
Once a web driver is no longer needed call this method to kill it. The
* promise resolves once the browser is closed and clean up has been done.

*
*
This is a basic helper that adds a timeout to the end of killling
* driver to account for shutdown time and the issues that can cause.

*
* @param {WebDriver} driver Instance of a {@link http://selenium.googlecode.com/git/docs/api/javascript/class_webdriver_WebDriver.html | WebDriver}
* @return {Promise} Promise that resolves once the browser is killed.
*/
killWebDriver(driver) {
if (typeof driver === 'undefined' || driver === null) {
return Promise.resolve();
}
if (!driver.quit || typeof driver.quit !== 'function') {
return Promise.reject(new Error('Unable to find a quit method on the ' +
'web driver.'));
}
// Sometimes calling driver.quit() on Chrome, doesn't work,
// so this timeout offers a semi-decent fallback
let quitTimeout;
return new Promise(resolve => {
quitTimeout = setTimeout(resolve, 2000);
driver.quit()
.then(resolve, resolve);
})
.then(() => {
clearTimeout(quitTimeout);
return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
setTimeout(resolve, 2000);
});
});
}
}
module.exports = new SeleniumAssistant();


Delete ${person.id}
The owner information will be deleted immediately and cannot be recovered.
Delete
Success! The company owner has been deleted
Error! An error occurred deleting the company owner


server module¶
-
server.
check_user_exists
(username)¶ Check whether user with username exists
This function checks whether the user with username is already registered to the database. The function returns a status code of 200 if the user does not already exist and 400 if the user does already exist.
- Parameters
username (str) – username
- Returns
status message and status code
- Return type
status (dict)
-
server.
delete_img
(username, filename)¶ Processes request to delete image under a specified user
This function processes the request to delete an image under a specified user from the MongoDB database.
- Parameters
username (str) – username undre which the image is stored
filename (str) – filename of the image desired to be deleted
- Returns
status message and status code
- Return type
status (dict)
-
server.
delete_user
(username)¶ Processes request to delete user
This function processes the request to delete a user from the MongoDB database.
- Parameters
username (str) – username desired to be deleted
- Returns
status message and status code
- Return type
status (dict)
-
server.
equalize_histogram
(orig_img)¶ Performs histogram equalization on uploaded image
This function uses the skimage.exposure.equalize_hist to equalize the histogram of the uploaded image. The function then returns the processed image as an np.array.
- Parameters
orig_img (np.array) – original, raw image
- Returns
processed image
- Return type
proc_img (np.array)
-
server.
exist_input
(username, filename, proc_steps)¶ Validate whether input exists in database
This function ensures that the user enters an input username, filename, and image exists in the database. The function then returns the appropriate status code and message.
- Parameters
username (str) – name of input username
filename (str) – name of input filename
proc_steps (string) – string of ones and zeros correlating
processing steps desired to have been done on the image (to) –
"Original" ,"Histogram Equalization", "Contrast (-) –
"Log Compression", and "Reverse Video" (Stretching",) –
- Returns
status message and status code
- Return type
status (dict)
-
server.
get_img_size
(b64_string)¶ Obtain the size of the image in pixels
This function takes an image represented as a base 64 string and converts it into an np.array. The np.array is then used to determine the size of the image in pixels.
- Parameters
b64_string (str) – image represented as base 64 string
- Returns
dimensions of image expressed as (width x height)
- Return type
sz (tuple)
-
server.
image_download
(username, filename, proc_step)¶ Download images to database
This function implements a get request that takes a dictionary containing a username and filename and downloads the file from a MongoDB database.
- Parameters
username (str) – name of input username
filename (str) – name of input filename
proc_step (str) – name of that image is desired such as “Original”,
Equalization", "Contrast Stretching", "Log ("Histogram) –
"Reverse Video" (Compression",) –
- Returns
json of image info and status message code (int): status code that indicates whether a request was successful
-
server.
image_upload
()¶ Upload images to database
This function implements a post request that takes a dictionary containing an image and its metadata and uploads it to a MongoDB database.
- Parameters
none –
- Returns
displays message regarding a request code (int): status code that indicates whether a request was successful
- Return type
msg (str)
-
server.
new_user
()¶ Register new user in the server
This function implements a post request that takes a dictionary containing user information and saves it in a MongoDB database.
- Parameters
none –
- Returns
status message and status code
- Return type
out_data (string)
-
server.
process_delete_img
(username, filename)¶ Process to delete an image under a specified user from the database
This implements the post request to process the deleting of an image under a specified user from the MongoDB database.
- Parameters
username (str) – username undre which the image is stored
filename (str) – filename of the image desired to be deleted
- Returns
status message and status code
- Return type
status (dict)
-
server.
process_delete_user
(username)¶ Process to delete a user from the database
This implements the post request to process the deleting of a user from the MongoDB database.
- Parameters
username (str) – username desired to be deleted
- Returns
status message and status code
- Return type
status (dict)
-
server.
process_image
()¶ Process and upload image to database
This implements the post request to process an image and store the processed image on the MongoDB database.
- Parameters
none –
- Returns
displays message regarding a request code (int): status code that indicates whether a request was successful
- Return type
msg (str)
-
server.
process_image_download
(input_img_info)¶ Processes request to download images
This function processes the request to download images from the database.
- Parameters
input_img_info (dict) – dictionary with a username, filename,
process (image) –
- Returns
status message and status code img_info (dict): dictionary with a username, filename, metadata, and image
- Return type
status (dict)
-
server.
process_image_upload
(img_info)¶ Processes request to upload images
This function processes the request to upload new images to the database.
- Parameters
img_info (dict) – dictionary with image metadata including
username, filename, and image itself (the) –
- Returns
status message and status code
- Return type
status (dict)
-
server.
process_new_user
(user_info)¶ Processes request to add new user
This function processes the request to add a new user to the database.
- Parameters
user_info (dict) – dictionary with user info
- Returns
status message and status code
- Return type
status (dict)
-
server.
process_process_image
(img_info)¶ Processes request to process image
This function processes the request to process an image. The function returns a status code and message to indicate whether the request was successful.
- Parameters
img_info (dict) – dictionary with image metadata including
username, filename, image, and processing steps to run (the) –
- Returns
status message and status code
- Return type
status (dict)
-
server.
register_new_user
(username)¶ Register new user to database
This function takes a user’s username and registers them to the MongoDB database.
- Parameters
username (str) – user identifier
- Returns
none
-
server.
run_image_processing
(orig_img, proc_step)¶ Performs processing on uploaded image
This function takes an image and performs processing. The image can be processed using histogram equalization, contrast stretching, log compression, or reverse video.
- Parameters
orig_img (np.array) – unprocessed image as RGB intensities
proc_step (str) – type of processing to apply to image
- Returns
processed image as RGB intensities
- Return type
proc_img (np.array)
-
server.
stretch_contrast
(orig_img)¶ Performs contrast stretching on uploaded image
This function uses the skimage.exposure.rescale_intensity function to stretch the contrast of the uploaded image. The function then returns the processed image an an np.array.
- Parameters
orig_img (np.array) – original, raw image
- Returns
processed image
- Return type
proc_img (np.array)
-
server.
upload_image
(img_info)¶ Uploads image to database
This function takes an image and its metadata and uploads it to the MongoDB database. The image is linked to the user that uploaded it.
- Parameters
img_info (dict) – dictionary with image metadata including
username, filename, size, time stamp, and image itself (the) –
- Returns
none
-
server.
upload_processed_image
(img_info)¶ Uploads image to database
This function takes a processed image and its metadata and uploads it to the MongoDB database. The image is linked to the user that uploaded it.
- Parameters
img_info (dict) – dictionary with image metadata including
username, filename, size of original image, size of (the) –
image, time stamp, processing time, (processed) –
step, original image, and processed image itself (processing) –
- Returns
none
-
server.
validate_input
(key, value)¶ Validate a user input
This function ensures that the user enters a valid input (could be username or filename). Here, the inputs are valid if they are non-empty. The function then returns the appropriate status code and message.
- Parameters
key (str) – name of input to validate (e.g. username, filename)
value (str) – value of input to validate (e.g. user1, file.png)
- Returns
status message and status code
- Return type
status (dict)
-
server.
validate_user
(username)¶ Checks if user exists
This function checks whether a specified user exists in the database. If found, the function returns a status code of 200. If not found, the function returns a status code of 404.
- Parameters
username (str) – username
- Returns
returns User object if successful request and NoneType if user was not found status (dict): status message and status code
- Return type
user (User or NoneType)


Admin Dashboard
USERNAME is logged in as admin
Teams
: view and update teams with their colors, mascot, rank and region
Brackets
: view and update user and master brackets
Users
: view and update users


Greece: Mother urges mercy for Russian bitcoin fraud suspect
ATHENS, Greece (AP) - The mother of a Russian man jailed in Greece pending three extradition requests for alleged bitcoin fraud has appealed for his release, ahead of another legal bid to end his detention.
Vera Vinnik said Tuesday that Greek authorities have shown “no mercy” to Alexander Vinnik, who has been imprisoned for 27 months even though his lawyers say he hasn’t been charged with anything in Greece.
Greece’s supreme court will assess Wednesday whether to annul its previous, separate decisions to extradite the 40-year-old Vinnik to the U.S. and to France.
Vinnik was arrested during a Greek family holiday in 2017 on a request from the U.S., which accuses him of laundering billions of dollars using bitcoin, the virtual currency.
Should Vinnik win Wednesday’s appeal, he’ll be freed or extradited to Russia.
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16 to 19 funding 2017 to 2018
Condition of funding| Planned hours |
National Funding Rate |
Students 2015/16 |
National Funding Rate 2015/16 |
Students not met CoF 2015/16 |
NFR to CoF Non compliant students |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Band 5 | £4,000 | 1,863 | £7,452,000 | 0 | £0 |
| Band 4 | £3,300 | 837 | £2,762,100 | 0 | £0 |
| Band 3 | £2,700 | 109 | £294,300 | 0 | £0 |
| Band 2 | £2,133 | 41 | £87,453 | 0 | £0 |
| Band 1 |
Students 145 FTAs 40.62 |
4,000 |
£162,473 |
0 |
£0 |
| Total | 2,995 | £10,758,326 | 0 | £0 |
| 5% of National Rate funding for Total 2015/16 R14 students | £537,916 | ||||
| Funding for non-compliant students less 5% of funding | £0 | ||||
| Final condition of funding adjustment at 50% | £0 |


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Everett Zufelt works as Director of Technology at Myplanet. Everett is passionate about team building, and developing the skills and abilities of those with whom he works. Everett holds PMI-ACP, CSM, and Acquia Grand Master certifications.
In the past, Everett was the Drupal Core Accessibility Maintainer, and was an Invited Expert to the W3C HTML Working Group, where he participated in the HTML Accessibility Task Force.
6.3 Ensure that pages are usable when scripts, applets, or other programmatic objects are turned off or not supported. If this is not possible, provide equivalent information on an alternative accessible page. [Priority 1]
WCAG 1.0 (1998) - https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/
Less than 75% of developers know more than the basics about JavaScript accessibility
https://twitter.com/smashingmag/status/894844798456266752
Interface designers use affordances all the time. They have to. Unlike physical objects - which often have affordances based on their size, shape and weight - web and mobile interfaces must gain all of their affordance through design.
https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2014/06/affordance-most-underrated-word-in-web-design/
HTML is the World Wide Web’s core markup language. Originally, HTML was primarily designed as a language for semantically describing scientific documents. Its general design, however, has enabled it to be adapted, over the subsequent years, to describe a number of other types of documents and even applications.
https://www.w3.org/TR/html51/introduction.html#introduction
With the Document Object Model, programmers can build documents, navigate their structure, and add, modify, or delete elements and content. Anything found in an HTML or XML document can be accessed, changed, deleted, or added using the Document Object Model...
https://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-2-Core/introduction.html
Developers can now re-purpose HTML elements into UI components not previously defined in HTML. For example, Javascript can be used with CSS to modify a <div> element based on user interactions to make it look and behave like a popup menu. Unfortunately, the <div> element does not provide the author with a vehicle to add semantic metadata that can be exposed through the DOM and mapped to Accessibility APIs.
https://www.w3.org/TR/core-aam-1.1/
In the past, a web page change could only be spoken in entirety which often annoyed a user, or by speaking very little to nothing, making some or all information inaccessible... ARIA live regions fill this gap and provide suggestions to screen readers regarding whether and how to interrupt users with a change.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Accessibility/ARIA/ARIA_Live_Regions
JavaScript is not to blame!


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git clone https://github.com/JanisE/gpx-data-improver.git
cd gpx-data-improver
npm install --production
Now, it's installed in that particular folder. No instructions on how to do it globally.
Run npm install
instead to include all additional dependencies used for testing and building.
grunt
runs Grunt tasks (Mocha functionality tests, JSHint code correctness tests).
gulp
runs Gulp tasks (generates some docs).
As you can see, to install you need to run commands git
and npm
, and to use — nodejs
(or node
). These have to be installed first if not already available.
For Windows users,
git
, go to https://git-scm.com/, "Downloads for Windows" and install;node
and npm
, go to https://nodejs.org/, download and install (includes npm
).You can get the usage help from the program by running nodejs main
.
Usage examples:
nodejs ./main.js --source test/split_at_gaps_in.gpx --split_at_gaps
nodejs main --source test/even_out_in.gpx --even
/usr/bin/nodejs ./main.js --source test/split_at_gaps_in.gpx --split_at_gaps > testnew.gpx
Note: NodeJS is available as nodejs
in some distributions, as node
in others.
MyTracks, for example, does a pretty good job at detecting if you have stopped. In GPX file it results as two adjoining trackpoints being quite apart time-wise (e.g. being 43 seconds apart, while you're waiting for the green light at a crossing). Note: this program does not do such movement detection, it only takes advantage of it!
However, both those trackpoints are still within the same track segment, and Endomondo will count that standing time towards your average track speed. Not fair.
What GpxDataImprover's --split_at_gaps
does is it splits the original track segment into several segments so that pauses bigger than 22 seconds are not included in any of them.
An additional benefit (in combination with the formatting (Formatting)) is an easier manual removal of unneeded trackpoints during moving inside buildings, when you are not exactly standing still, so the movement detection still stores some trackpoints here and there: they are now already grouped into segments and some of them are already removed completely (one-point segments are dropped).
I guess that Endomondo does not deal with milliseconds in GPX files, resulting in ugly graphs, unreal maximum speeds etc. GpxDataImprover's --even
is an attempt to adjust the GPX data so that the trackpoints are set exactly on whole seconds, optionally spaced out in intervals not shorter than several (not one) seconds (trying to achieve an effect of a smoother movement).
If there are several trackpoints within the same second (or within the several seconds' interval), the first and the last ones are used to determine the position and elevation of the trackpoint (on whole seconds) (by linear interpolation), the rest of the trackpoints are ignored completely.
Here is an example of where the adjusted points appear on the map as opposed to the original track points:
Here is an example of a MyTracks track imported into Endomondo before and after applying evening out using the discard_spares algorithm (with 1 s intervals).
Before:
After:
Notice that we can actually see now in the graph why the average speed is about 20 km/h. Also, the maximum speed has decreased from the unreal 412 km/h to 50 km/h, which is still too high but at least more real.
The position and elevation of a trackpoint is determined by averaging the data of the related second (or the several seconds' interval).
(TODO all details)
(TODO drawing)
The output is formatted so that it's easy to overview in a text editor and so that it can get imported to Endomondo:


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MotorControl HC
Product Features
Control up to two DC motors with this controller. Monitors surges and overheating in the API and connects to a USB port.
Product Description
The MotorControl HC allows you to control the angular velocity and acceleration of up to two high-current DC motors.
The MotorControl HC:
  -   Provides bi-directional control to 2 DC motors
  -   Requires external 6 to 15VDC Power Supply
  -   USB port is isolated from the motor control outputs
  -   Over voltage, over temperature, over current conditions are fed back to the API on the PC
Many variations of brushed DC motors exist: permanent magnet motors, electromagnet motors, coreless motors, linear motors... the PhidgetMotorController can be used with any of these, as well as other devices like small solenoids, incandescent light bulbs, and hydraulic or pneumatic devices like small pumps and valves.
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MotorControl 1-Motor
Product Features
Control one motor as well as an encoder and up to 2 analog and 2 digital sensors. Connects to a USB port.
Product Description
The controller lets you control the direction, velocity and acceleration of one DC Motor. The motor is powered by an external power supply (9 to 28VDC).
Brushed DC Motors are very simple to understand, but very difficult to control precisely. By applying a voltage, or pulsing a voltage rapidly, at the terminals of the motor, current flows through the motor, and it will begin rotating. Depending on the direction of the current, the motor will rotate clockwise or counterclockwise. The 1065 changes the effective voltage by changing the percentage of time the full supply voltage is applied to the motor. By switching the voltage very quickly (a technique called PWM), the controller is made smaller, more efficient, and cheaper.
Rough control of actual motor speed can be achieved automatically in software by using the Back EMF property, or current sensing.
Precise control of DC motors can be achieved by using encoders. You can implement control loops through software by using the data provided by the on-board digital inputs, analog inputs and encoder input. There is an event that triggers every 16 ms that returns the back-EMF value for the attached motor, which can be very useful for PID control. For more information, see the API in the User Guide.
The controller also provides over-current, over-voltage, and over-temperature protection to insure that the board and motor is not damaged.
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Intro
In order to make sure that this blog adheres to accessibility principles, I used Web Accessibility Evaluation Tool (WAVE) and Chrome’s Lighthouse tool to analyze this blog. Upon running these audits, I noticed a few red flags as well as some other smaller issues.
First Steps: Fix the Biggest Error
My gut reaction was to fix the errors listed in red which point to WebAIM standard 2.4.4 which indicates that links should have some sort of indication as to what they are. My error was a result of empty social links in my footer as seen by the code below:
It makes no sense to have empty links on a web page (it actually makes it more confusing for automated readers) so I can either get rid of that code snippet or add links. In order to fix this, I trimmed down the list and only kept the link to Github. I ran the report/audit again to see if this would remedy the error but there was no change. After some research, I found that I needed to add and "aria-label" within my "a-tag". After appending the code, the code passed the audit.
Second Step: Fix a Non-Reported Error
The dropdown menu for blog posts, while technically having descriptive text, lacks any information regarding the posts.
This is actually a very simple fix. All I needed to do was add the title of the blog post to the corresponding link. This change may be small but it will make a tremendous impact when screen readers need to comb through HTML in order to make sense of the navigation of the page. Like most of the changes to this blog, once you've done it on one page, you can just copy and paste into the rest as needed.
Third Step: Run more Reports and Audits!
I wanted to check on my progress so I ran WAVE and Lighthouse again. My results came back and they were good. I had fixed the major errors but even though Lighthouse gave me a perfect score, WAVE still indicated that I have a ways to go before this page is completely accessible. I'm happy with the progress I made and while it was similar to busy work in going to each HTML file to make the same changes, in the grand scheme of things, it's worth it.
Conclusion
One thing that I had completely missed was that all my pages had the same title. Another easy fix as all I needed to do was add the correct title of the page (the name of the blog post) in the correct spot and another HTML structure issue down.
I think Bootstrap helps in accessibility in that it is easy to manage HTML files when the template is the same. Making changes is easy when you know where to look and where to append. It's also great that there are tools like WAVE and Lighthouse that are free and easy to use. WAVE is especially useful in that it links to a description/guideline of any issues that come up. For the most part, especially given that my content is a blog, it was easy to locate and implement and solutions. One thing that did trip me up was that the contrast errors. When I look at the page, I don't see an issue with the specific element that it points out but perhaps to some, it is an actual issue. This is something I will explore.


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Spring
- Spring batch
- Spring boot
- Hibernate
- Wicket
- Junit
Software developer with more than 20 years of experience. I have worked on the implementation of solutions for different line of business (Telecommunications, government, bank)
Most of the projects were based on Java and JavaScript. I’m familiar with below frameworks and libraries:
- React
- Webpack
- Babel
- Mocha
- Chai
Projects
In this section I will add some of my projects


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magnificent experiences. The venue is spread over 44,000 sq. ft area on the Infocity Road,
Bhubaneswar and has 3 banquet halls to cater to different wedding ceremonies, corporate events,
birthday parties and more for 50-1500 guests. You can get external caterers and external decor
vendors which will ensure that you design and customize all your menu and decorations as per your
taste and style.
Having our own Studio at the venue enables us to provide professional Audio Visual recording
with live streaming facility. The banquet halls are well equipped with Music & PA system, LED
display screen and Premium video wall.
We believe in warm hospitality and that's why we offer complimentary large suites to our
clients. There is also ample parking space which makes this venue perfect for your special occasion.
Celebrate with Sankalp because a special occasion deserves a special setting! #CelebrateWithSankalp
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Duration
15 minutes
Goals
The primary goal of this lab will be to create an app which utilizes the OnScroll
gesture to move an image on screen.
Required assets
There are some Assets required to complete this exercise in the Part 01 Resources folder. There is also completed solution which you can use to check your work when you are finished.
Challenge
Use the following steps to complete the challenge exercise, referring to the AND241 - Gestures slides for guidance. If you need more information, detailed instructions are provided below.
- Create a new Android project and remove boiler-plate code
- Add the assets to the project in the Part 01 Resources folder
- Add 4 class level variables to the Activity; a gesture detector, and image view and two floats track position
- Initialize the gesture detector in
OnCreate
and get a reference to xamLogo - Implement
IOnGestureListener
in MainActivity - Update the position of xamLogo in the
OnScroll
method - Pass
MotionEvent
s to the gesture detector by overridingOnTouch
Steps
You can either use the above steps and work through the exercise, or follow the step-by-step instructions shown here.
Create a new Android project
- Create a new Blank Android App.
- Open MainActivity.cs.
- Remove the "boiler-plate" code from MainActivity.cs:
- Delete the integer
count
declaration. - Delete the
Button
code from theOnCreate
method.
- Delete the integer
- Delete Main.xaml from the Resources -> layout project folder.
Add Assets to the project
- Add Main.axml to the Resources -> layout project folder.
- Add xamlogo.png to the Resources -> drawable.
Add Gesture detector variables
Next we'll add several class level variables to MainActivity. One for the gesture detector, one to reference the onscreen image, and two float values to track gesture position changes.
- Add a class level
GestureDetector
variable named gestureDetector. - Add an
ImageView
named xamLogo. - Add two floats named deltaX, and deltaY.
Initialize variables
- In the
OnCreate
method, instantiate gestureDetector using MainActivity as the context and the listener. - Again in
OnCreate
, get a reference to theImageView
defined in Main.xaml, it's Id is xamLogo.
Implement IOnGestureListener
- Add
IOnGestureListener
to the class definition, you may need to qualify theGestureDetector
namespace. - Implement
IOnGestureListener
In Visual Studio for Mac, Right-click on the interface and select Refactor -> Implement Interface
In Visual Studio you can use the CTRL+ keyboard shortcut. - Add the methods required by
IOnGestureListener
public bool OnDown (MotionEvent e)
public bool OnFling (MotionEvent e1, MotionEvent e2, float velocityX, float velocityY)
public void OnLongPress (MotionEvent e)
public bool OnScroll (MotionEvent e1, MotionEvent e2, float distanceX, float distanceY)
public void OnShowPress (MotionEvent e)
public bool OnSingleTapUp (MotionEvent e)
- If you used any tooling to implement the interface, remove the
NotImplemented
exceptions. - Return
false
for any required methods.
Update the image position
We only need to use 1 of the methods defined in IOnGestureListener
: OnScroll
.
Here we'll track position changes and update the location of Xamarin logo image by setting its X & Y translations.
The distanceX and distanceY parameters give us distance moved since the last time OnScroll
was called.
- Subtract distanceX from detlaX.
- Subtract distanceY from detlaY.
- Set the xamLogo
TranslationX
andTranslationY
properties using deltaX and deltaY.
Pass MotionEvent
s to the gesture recognizer
The last step is to pass the touch information to the gesture recognizer.
- Override
OnTouchEvent
. - Pass the
MotionEvent
to gestureDector by calling itsOnTouchEvent
method. - Run the app and try moving the image.
Summary
In this exercise you have created an Android application, which utilizes a gesture detector to translate an image on screen.


Tom Liang
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Watch his message here:
"I co-founded MAYDAY.US with hopes of 2016 being a tipping point moment for reform. We’re beginning to see the promise of that launch, and it’s because so many of you from across the country have committed to a principled fight for political equality."
Please give whatever you can to keep this fight alive.
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I bought a 1/2 liter bottle in London and managed to get it home. I had been reading about absinthe for a long time and I was really excited to finally try some. I mixed it the 'traditional' way with the water poured over the sugar cubes and then I added a little extra sugar because I thought it tasted better that way. It helps a lot if you like the flavor of licorice. It took me about an hour to go through the bottle. This stuff was 150 proof and after an hour I just felt mellowly drunk. (Three hours later I decided the alcohol had caught up with me and I was pretty toasty.) I could speak just fine, walk straight (mostly), and carry on all the normal human functions.
The hallucinogenic effects that I had been hoping for weren't really there. Lights looked really hazy, like they do through a windshield in the rain, and my short-term memory was pretty bad. I actually dropped my friend off at his house and then couldn't figure out why he wasn't in the car. Anyhow, driving was perfectly normal, except for the lights thing, and I had a really good experience. I highly recommend trying this if you can get the real stuff. I havn't tried any homemade, but I'm planning on making a batch just because the real stuff was so good.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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STSPlayerErrorCode
enum STSPlayerErrorCode {}
StraaS.io player SDK error code.
-
Network error, underlying error object is included in the user info dictionary.
Declaration
Objective-C
STSPlayerErrorCodeNetwork = 0
-
Server side error happened, please try again later or contact with service provider.
Declaration
Objective-C
STSPlayerErrorCodeServer = 1
-
SDK internal error happened, please try again or report issue.
Declaration
Objective-C
STSPlayerErrorCodeSDKInternal = 2
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Playback has been stopped due to error. Usually caused by player failing to play playerItem. PlayerItem may fail due to invalid url, bad network.
Declaration
Objective-C
STSPlayerErrorCodePlayer = 3
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The requested resource is not found.
Declaration
Objective-C
STSPlayerErrorCodeNotFound = 4
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The format of the received data is unacceptable.
Declaration
Objective-C
STSPlayerErrorCodeDataDeserialization = 5
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Member JWT is invalid or expired. Please try again with a new member JWT.
Declaration
Objective-C
STSPlayerErrorCodeJWTTokenUnauthorized = 6
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Have no permission to use the SDK. Make sure you’ve configured your app successfully. Check if you’ve set the STSSDKClientID corresponding to your Bundle id in your project setting and have called STSApplication’s configureApplication method to configure your identity. REMIND: you needs to register your bundle id to StraaS.io to get an client_id(STSSDKClientID).
Declaration
Objective-C
STSPlayerErrorCodeSDKUnauthorized = 7
-
Current member has no permission to get the requested resource. This resource may need to be paid to get.
Declaration
Objective-C
STSPlayerErrorCodeMediaPermissionDenial = 8
-
The requested resource exist, but is unlisted and can not be played.
Declaration
Objective-C
STSPlayerErrorCodeMediaUnavailable = 9
-
Unprocessable entity. May occurred due to unacceptable input value.
Declaration
Objective-C
STSPlayerErrorCodeUnprocessableEntity = 10
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Operation denied. May occur due to calling the method in a wrong state.
Declaration
Objective-C
STSPlayerErrorCodeOperationDenied = 11
-
Invalid live id. The live id should not be nil or empty string.
Declaration
Objective-C
STSPlayerErrorCodeInvalidLiveId = 12
-
Failed to connect to the socket server(for listening live event) or disconnected from the socket server due to unexpected error after a connection was established successfully.
Declaration
Objective-C
STSPlayerErrorCodeSocketConnection = 13
-
Requests over the rate limit.
Declaration
Objective-C
STSPlayerErrorCodeTooManyRequest = 14
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The operation was cancelled before it was completed.
Declaration
Objective-C
STSPlayerErrorCodeCancelled = 15


Tic - Tac - Toe
How Do I Play?
take turns marking the spaces in a 3×3 grid. The player who succeeds in placing three of their marks in a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal row wins the game.
Choose setting
Human
Computer
Reset Game


Last Week in ManageIQ: And Finally...Fine-tuning Fine
After a long and cold winter, we are thankful that spring is finally here! In some parts of the world, the cherry blossoms are spectacular. The birds are happily chirping. A Fine
season (get it?) indeed is one that brings with it a glimmer of sunshine and all around goodness.
Did I just say a "Fine"
season??
Well, that surely does ring a bell and a good segue to talk about our upcoming Fine
Release at ManageIQ.
Intro-wise, my name is Aparna from the ManageIQ UI team. I am delighted at the opportunity to talk about the Fine
Release as a team.
In case you did not know, we base our Release names after some of the really well known Chess Grandmasters. Chess Grandmasters, by definition, are the Crème De La Crème, and the “IQ” in ManageIQ, well, is all about the IQ. If we are who we associate with, then we surely are in exalted company.
The Chess Grandmaster name that we have chosen for our upcoming F-Release is The American Chess Grandmaster, Reuben Fine.
Now let’s take a look at some of the Finer
details.
As Fine
has been tailored mostly for the Ansible Provider, we had many Ansible related PRs.
So, what is all this Fine-tuning
really about? Well, it’s the BUGS! …Bugs of course.
Said bugs have been the focus nearly all of last week. In addition to the bug resolutions, there also are some refactorings and enhancements.
With the growing number of repositories being split, it’s practically impossible to cover all repositories in this article, So…
I’ll do my best to bring you some of the Fine
highlights of the repositories that I monitor.
Some Fine ‘Finishing’ Touches
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Laura Galis fixed the PDF download issue for Ansible Tower Job Templates in ManageIQ/manageiq-ui-classic#523
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Martin Hradil and I fixed some synching issues in the Ansible Credential form in ManageIQ/manageiq-ui-classic#860 and ManageIQ/manageiq-ui-classic#1017
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Jillian Tullo worked on a new API endpoint for refreshing Configuration Script Sources in ManageIQ/manageiq#14714
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Marcel Hild worked on the targeted refresh for Ansible configuration_script_source in ManageIQ/manageiq#14711
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James Wong added the Notification for the Ansible Tower credential CUD operations in ManageIQ/manageiq#14625
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Milan Zázrivec added Embedded Ansible refresh for Ansible Credentials and Repositories in ManageIQ/manageiq-ui-classic#934
Some Fine ‘Spring-Cleaning’
We DO love our Spring-cleaning PRs. What say you Joe Rafaniello?
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ManageIQ/manageiq#14633 courtesy, Federico Simoncelli
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ManageIQ/manageiq#14598 courtesy, Jozef Zigmund
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ManageIQ/manageiq#14515 courtesy, Nimrod Shneor
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ManageIQ/manageiq#14766 courtesy, Tzu-Mainn Chen
Some Fine ‘House-Keeping’
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ManageIQ/manageiq-ui-service#659, Updates Yarn – courtesy, Chris Hale
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ManageIQ/manageiq-ui-classic#1019, Updates Patternfly – courtesy, Dávid Halász
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ManageIQ/manageiq#14692, Updates some Request Factories – courtesy, Tim Wade
Other Noteworthy PRs
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Thanks Allen Wight for showing all kinds of notifications! ManageIQ/manageiq-ui-service#664
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Thanks, Alberto Bellotti! ManageIQ/manageiq#14690
The Fine ‘Finesse’
Simplicity coupled with performance is what transforms the PR to the ‘Finesse’ level - With that in mind, thanks Šimon Lukašík for ManageIQ/manageiq#14712 & ManageIQ/manageiq#14721.
Globalizing Fine
Folks all around the world would appreciate Fine
even more if it was localized in a language of their preference. We currently support Simplified Chinese, Japanese, French, German, Spanish just to name a few.
Thanks, Milan for taking the lead in this project and making the whole process so seamless to us.
In Closing…
This is an exciting time in the ManageIQ community as we rapidly approach the Fine Finish Line
.
To summarize: As spring transforms the landscape and lifts our spirits, so do all of the Fine
PRs that will make this the most memorable and impactful spring release! Thank you.


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I've been doing A LOT of thinking about Dev Advocacy
3 Goals and 1 Mission Statement
I, as a developer advocate, work to make the process of using Algolia a seamless, fun, process for any developer.
Unfortunately a bit less fun than Words with Friends!
Emerged from the idea that finding study partners wasn't an intuitive process
Why not throw a form at it? 🤔
Keep an up to date list of study groups across multiple libraries
Help connect students who want to study the same content!
Finals With Friends was recieved really well (even got a spot in my school newspaper!)
Retention was a really difficult process; definitely needed better marketing!
Bolstered by friends, helped students in MTH 162 specifically (3 sections; large course)
A/B Testing with users is hard
Simple problems magically expand
Coding apps is rewarding and fun!


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I am a software engineer working on language research at Google Deepmind (formerly Google Research - Brain Team). My current research focus is on improving the generation and alignment capabilities of large language models. Before Google, I did my research masters in Language Technologies (MLT) from Language Technologies Institute, School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University, where I was co-advised by Alan W Black, Yulia Tsvetkov and Alex Rudnicky.
Before I joined CMU, I worked in Samsung Research Institute, Bangalore, India where I was working in the Voice Intelligence Team on dialogue systems and chat-bots. Before that, I spent a wonderful semester working with Partha Talukdar at Machine and Language Learning (MALL) Lab in the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. I graduated with a B.Eng. in Computer Science from Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani, India. In my Bachelor's thesis, I worked on incorporating external knowledge in distantly supervised neural relation extraction methods as part of iNELL (which is based on NELL).
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Our work on Calibrating Sequence likelihood Improves Conditional Language Generation was accepted in The Eleventh International Conference on Learning Representations (ICLR) 2023.
Our work on Unsupervised Keyphrase Extraction via Interpretable Neural Networks was accepted at the 2023 Conference on European Association for Computational Linguistics.
I joined Google Research to continue my reserach on language generation with the Brain Team.
Our work on Improving Broad-Coverage Medical Entity Linking with Semantic Type Prediction and Large-Scale Datasets was accepted at the Journal of Biomedical Informatics.
Our work on DialoGraph: Incorporating Interpretable Strategy-Graph Networks into Negotiation Dialogues. was accepted at the International Conference on Learning Representations (ICLR) 2021.
Our work on ResPer: Computationally Modelling Resisting Strategies in Persuasive Conversations was accepted at the European Association for Computational Linguistics (EACL) 2021.
Our work on MedType: Improving Medical Entity Linking with Semantic Type Prediction was accepted at the AMIA 2021 Virtual Informatics Summit.
Our work on Keeping Up Appearances: Computational Modeling of Face Acts in Persuasion Oriented Discussions was accepted at the 2020 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing.
Our work on Incorporating Multi-Level Features for Multi-Granular Propaganda Span Identification was accepted at the 14th International Workshop on Semantic Evaluation, 2020.
Our team, Tartan, reached the semi-finals of the 3rd Alexa Dialogue Challenge, 2019.


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Back in the day, I used to work at a fast-food resturant that also served ice-cream. My first day working there, I noticed a large, blue cylindrical canister that was undoubtably the nitrous oxide for the whipped cream. Little did I know what would occur in regards to that tank.
After a couple weeks working there, I came back where the tank was and saw a guy holding a straw up to the regulator. Apparently, the regulator has a release-valve with a red switch that opens up a small hole in the side. He taught me how to open the main valve, put a straw up to the hole, and flip the release valve to get a gigantic hit. In fact, I could literally feel it inflate my lungs because of the pressure.
[Erowid Warning: Using pressurized gas to fill the lungs directly could result in serious injury or death if there is a sudden surge of pressure. Other risks from this method include badly frost-burned lips or tongue. Please see the Nitrous Health Vault.]
I only did it a couple of times that day in fear of being caught, but I had an overall good time with it. I have tried whippits before, but getting such large doses straight from the tank was overwhelming. I would go back and take a hit, recover, and go make some burgers in the afterglow. I did this every day I worked for the rest of the week.
Over the course of the next couple weeks, things began to accelerate. A friend of mine started working there, and I eventually showed him the secrets of the tank - and he was instantly hooked!! He just about huffed from the tank the entire night, and whenever he came back front to work, his lips were always blue. Of course, I was taking my hits when I went in the back too, but I think I was more covert about it.
So anyway, word began to leak out because my friend was so careless. It turns out we depleted a 6-mo supply tank in just under a week. Even though my boss probably knew what was going on, he didn't confront me or anything. He just refilled the tank and business went on as usual. This didnt stop me from subsequent huffing, however, as I soon figured out new tricks.
The whipped cream was mixed in a large pressurized canister, which would eventually run out of whipped cream. Guess whats left.... a shitload of excess nitrous oxide gas! There was just no way I could let this precious gas go to waste. Needless to say, I was always the one to volunteer to refill the whipped cream when it ran out. At this point, my huffing got more and more intense. I would hold in a lungfull for as long as I could, then immediately take another hit without breathing any air in-between. This produced very incapacitating head-rushes... almost on the verge of passing out. Other times, I shared it with a few co-workers who were curious and we had a good laugh. All-in-all good times.
Eventually I quit my job and moved on up in the world.. but damn do ever I miss that nitrous tank!
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Jet-propelled French adventurers fly through world's highest cave
Two French adventurers flew through the world's highest natural cave on Thursday, powered by jet-propelled wings.
Vincent Philippe Reffet and Frederic Yves Fugen leapt from a helicopter and sped towards the Tianmen cave, near Zhangjiajie, in central China's Hunan province, at speeds of up to 385kph.
Using their jet propulsion to adjust their speed and directiojn, the duo passed though the 131.5-metre by 57-metre mountainside arch, which is also known as Heaven's Gate.
The naturally-formed cave lies towards the top of the Tianmen mountain and is about 1.5 kilometres above sea level. The area is accessible by cable-car.
The daredevil pair also showcased their remarkable courage with heart-stopping stunts in the sky above the mountain.


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Developed by Raul P. Pelaez as part of his PhD. studies, UAMMD is a generic multiscale modelling code running on NVIDIA Graphical processors. UAMMD can simulate the dynamics of millions of particles submerged in fluids on multiple spatio-temporal scales, including molecular dynamics, brownian dynamics, fluctuating hydrodynamics and more! UAMMD is open source and presented with a GPL license, you can check it out on github. Now UAMMD is used in several research groups all around the world and it is being actively developed by Raul and the rest of the complex fluids team.


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