AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING
Automobile Engineering or Automotive Engineering is a part of Mechanical Engineering. Through the application of automotive technology, the course offers specialisation in vehicle designing, repairing, testing and assembling. In this programme, one can also learn safety engineering, quality management and control, automotive analytics as well as assembling and installation of various automobiles. BE/B.Tech in Automobile Engineering is a 4-year programme.This programme also involves the study of courses related to aerospace and marine engineering. It enables the students to explore new areas, create new avenues in the fields of research and development of technologies in the field of automobile engineering. One can pursue M.Tech in Automobile Engineering after successful completion of BE/B.Tech.
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
UG: Candidates must have passed 10+2 with minimum qualifying marks in aggregate with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as core subjects. Besides national-level test like JEE, Independent entrance tests for Automobile Engineering are also held by various state, central, and private universities which mostly require 50% in qualifying exam as the prerequisite to appear for the test
PG: Candidates must hold a degree in Bachelor of Engineering/B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering/Automobile Engineering along with a good score in entrance tests held for PG programme held by the various state, central, and private universities or national-level test like GATE.
SCOPE OF AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING
As Design Engineers, automobile engineers design the intricate details of the hydraulic, electrical, and mechanical systems inside a vehicle.
As Development Engineers, they are involved in the development, implementation, operation, maintenance, and control of all processes in the manufacture of vehicles.
As quality control executive, they work towards improving the efficiency of existing vehicles and developing new ones.
Along with this, graduates and postgraduates may fetch following jobs in the automobile industry:
Automobile Engineer
Material Processing Specialist
Safety Testing Specialist
Material Purchase Manager
Quality Control Executive
Research and Development Engineer
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Uddhav Thackeray to Shiv Sena MLAs: Maharashtra alliance to be finalised by evening
Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray told party lawmakers that a coalition with the Congress and the NCP would be finalised by Friday evening. He didn't say if he would be chief minister.
by ,HIGHLIGHTS
- Uddhav Thackeray doesn't say if he'll be CM
- Will take decision at right time: Uddhav
- Sena-NCP-Congress meeting later today
Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray on Friday accused the BJP of lying, as he blamed his old ally for a recent breakdown in ties and told his MLAs a new alliance would be finalised by evening.
The Shiv Sena has working to cobble together an alliance with the Nationalist Congress Party and the Congress since it fell out with the BJP.
At a meeting with Shiv Sena MLAs, Uddhav Thackeray didn't reveal if he would lead the prospective coalition as chief minister, although there's been a chorus of demands for him to take on the role.
He said he would take a decision at the right time.
Meanwhile the Samajwadi Party, which has 2 MLAs and is allied with the Congress-NCP combine, has asked for reservations for Muslims.
It also wants the Shiv Sena to abandon Hindutva.
Maharashtra has been under President's Rule since November 12, following a nearly three-week-long political deadlock caused by rift in ties between the BJP and the Shiv Sena.
Raj Bhavan sources say Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari is likely to skip a conference of governors that begins Saturday in Delhi, and remain in Mumbai.


Kansas City man charged in death of man who fell off truck
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - A 20-year-old Kansas City man has been charged with involuntary manslaughter after a man was thrown from his pickup truck while it swerved on Interstate 435.
Skylar Waddell is also charged with leaving the scene of an accident after the Wednesday death of 48-year-old Steven Norris.
The Kansas City Star reports Norris’ wife told police her husband’s truck was on the shoulder of the interstate because it had a flat tire. When a man took off in the truck, Norris clung to the bed rail. He fell from the truck when it swerved into the median, struck the cable barrier and crashed.
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The truck driver, later identified by witnesses as Waddell, fled on foot and was later taken into custody.
Court records don’t name an attorney for Waddell.
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Conor McGregor to plead guilty over pub assault
Dublin District Court was told that the 31-year-old, of Lady Castle, Straffan, Co Kildare, is to plead guilty to the offence
by James Rodger, https://www.facebook.com/jamesrodgerjournalistUFC fighter Conor McGregor is to enter a guilty plea in court in connection with an incident at a pub in Dublin.
The mixed martial arts star is facing a single charge of assault.
Dublin District Court was told that the 31-year-old, of Lady Castle, Straffan, Co Kildare, is to plead guilty to the offence.
The court heard that the victim, Desmond Keogh, did not want to give a victim impact statement.
The victim has accepted an apology from the accused, the court was told.
Dublin District Court previously heard that the 31-year-old, of Lady Castle, Straffan, Co Kildare, is accused of assaulting Desmond Keogh at the Marble Arch pub in Drimnagh on April 6, where McGregor was promoting his brand of whisky.
CCTV footage from the night emerged last August and had been widely shared on social media.
The judge remanded McGregor on continuing bail at his last hearing and he is expected to either make a plea or contest the charge when he returns to court later today.
Speaking about the incident previously, McGregor said: "Whatever comes my way, I will face it. Whatever comes my way, I deserve it.  I will not hide from it."
McGregor announced his retirement from mixed martial arts in March but later hinted on social media he was ready to reverse that decision.


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Shapely provides classes that implement, more or less, the interfaces in the OGC’s simple feature acess specification [1]. The classes are defined in similarly named modules under shapely.geometry: Point is in shapely.geometry.point, MultiPolygon is in shapely.geometry.multipolygon. These classes derive from shapely.geometry.base.BaseGeometry. The simple features methods of BaseGeometry call functions registered in a class variable impl. For example, BaseGeometry.area calls BaseGeometry.impl['area'].
The default registry is in the shapely.impl module. Its items are classes that operate on single geometric objects or pairs of geometric objects. Pluggability is a goal of this design, but we’re not there yet. Some work needs to be done before anybody can use CGAL as a Shapely backend.
In sum, Shapely’s stack is 4 layers:
| [1] | John R. Herring, Ed., “OpenGIS Implementation Specification for Geographic information - Simple feature access - Part 1: Common architecture,” Oct. 2006. |


The Harmonists ***
rated R starring Ulrich Noethen, Ben Becker, Meret Becker, Heino Ferch, Heinrich Schafmeister, Max Tidof, Kai Wiesinger in German with English subtitles written by Klaus Richter and Jurgen Egger based on the story by Jurgen Buscher directed by Joseph Vilsmaier
We are now still at the beginning of a year packed full of films, and we already have our first Holocaust comedy. That is what some people will say after a first glance at Joseph Vilsmaier's wonderful THE HARMONISTS, but actually they will find little to be offended by. THE HARMONISTS, unlike the wildly popular Oscar winner LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL, is a true story that just happens to occur during an untimely era. THE HARMONISTS is the more than slightly fictionalized story of the rise and fall of the Comedian Harmonists, a group that was so popular worldwide(especially in Europe) that one member was quoted as saying that they could have been as famous as the Beatles...had they not broken up.
Yes, the story of the Comedian Harmonists is not an easy one to tell. It starts with the dreams of a young Jewish man named Harry Frommermann(Ulrich Noethen, who looks unmistakably like Roberto Benigni) living in Berlin circa 1927. He is a talented musician, but he is also a poor man who does not have money to even feed his bird. He then posts a newspaper ad that says he wants to start a singing group. The first lock for the group is a monk named Bob Biberti, and the next 4 singers come rolling along. The 6 begin having vigorous rehearsals in order to get everything perfect. Then, of course, there are the cliches of members threatening to leave because the group isn't any good, etc. And Harry soons begin to realize that Erna, the girl of his dreams, has taken a liking to Bob, and eventually moves in with him. But the real twist begins when slowly the members of the group, 3 Jewish and 3 gentile, begin to realize the overwhelming anti-semitism in Germany. Soon, it comes to the point when they are being threatened to no longer be allowed to perform together, by the same people who are supposed to be their fans.
THE HARMONISTS works very well for the most part, telling an interesting story and getting great performances from all the leads. The songs are also all very catchy and well done. Sometimes, the film's subplots threaten to take away from the story, but the characters are always interesting enough to follow. It is obvious that THE HARMONISTS has taken the liberty of changing a few things from the actual story, but it's hard to care since the film is so vividly engrossing. THE HARMONISTS is made by Miramax, which is having a lot of luck with it's other two foreign films, the similar LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL and CHILDREN OF HEAVEN. I must say once again that Miramax is still putting out better movies than any movie studio on the planet.
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CIFSCREDS(1) CIFSCREDS(1) NAME cifscreds - manage NTLM credentials in kernel keyring SYNOPSIS cifscreds add|clear|clearall|update [-u username] [-d] host|domain DESCRIPTION The cifscreds program is a tool for managing credentials (username and password) for the purpose of establishing sessions in multiuser mounts. When a cifs filesystem is mounted with the "multiuser" option, and does not use krb5 authentication, it needs to be able to get the credentials for each user from somewhere. The cifscreds program is the tool used to provide these credentials to the kernel. The first non-option argument to cifscreds is a command (see the COMMANDS section below). The second non-option argument is a hostname or address, or an NT domain name. COMMANDS add Add credentials to the kernel to be used for connecting to the given server, or servers in the given domain. clear Clear credentials for a particular host or domain from the kernel. clearall Clear all cifs credentials from the kernel. update Update stored credentials in the kernel with a new username and password. OPTIONS -d, --domain The provided host/domain argument is a NT domainname. Ordinarily the second argument provided to cifscreds is treated as a hostname or IP address. This option causes the cifscreds program to treat that argument as an NT domainname instead. If there are not host specific credentials for the mounted server, then the kernel will next look for a set of domain credentials equivalent to the domain= option provided at mount time. -u, --username Ordinarily, the username is derived from the unix username of the user adding the credentials. This option allows the user to substitute a different username. NOTES The cifscreds utility requires a kernel built with support for the login key type. That key type was added in v3.3 in mainline Linux kernels. AUTHORS The cifscreds program was originally developed by Igor Druzhinin<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This manpage and a redesign of the code was done by Jeff Layton<EMAIL_ADDRESS>2012-01-24 CIFSCREDS(1)


7.3 Packages
A package is a
module that contains other modules. Modules in a package may be
subpackages, resulting in a hierarchical tree-like structure. A
package named P resides in a subdirectory,
also called P, of some directory in
sys.path. The module body of
P is in the file P/_ _init_
_.py. You must have a file named P/_ _init_
_.py, even if it's empty (representing an
empty module body), in order to indicate to Python that directory
P is indeed a package. Other
.py files in directory
P are the modules of package
P. Subdirectories of
P containing _ _init_
_.py files are subpackages of
P. Nesting can continue to any depth.
You can import a module named M in package
P as
P.M.
 A
package is always loaded before a module in the package is loaded. If
you use the syntax import
P.M,
variable P is bound to the module object
of package P, and attribute
M of object P
is bound to module
P.M.
If you use the syntax import
P.M
as V, variable
V is bound directly to module
P.M.
Using from P
import M to import a
specific module M from package
P is fully acceptable programming
practice. In other words, the from statement is
specifically okay in this case.
A module M in a package
P can import any other module
X of P with the
statement import X.
Python searches the module's own package directory
before searching the directories in sys.path.
However, this applies only to sibling modules, not to ancestors or
other more-complicated relationships. The simplest, cleanest way to
share objects (such as functions or constants) among modules in a
package P is to group the shared objects
in a file named P/Common.py. Then you can
import Common from every module
in the package that needs to access the objects, and then refer to
the objects as
Common.f,
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{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block page_title %} Blank page {% endblock %} {% block content %} {% block phase_banner %} {% include "includes/phase_banner_alpha.html" %} {% endblock %} Redemption of Ordinary shares How many Ordinary shares have been redeemed? What was the nominal value of each share? Continue {% endblock %}


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#{extends 'main.html' /} #{set title:'Start' /} #{welcomemenu id:"start"/} Welcome to WeatherTop A small app to let you add weather Readings and Stations. This app will allow you to create, manage and share your weather readings and stations. Simply enter the station details on the dashboard. Please Signup or Login using the menu above.
A small app to let you add weather Readings and Stations. This app will allow you to create, manage and share your weather readings and stations. Simply enter the station details on the dashboard. Please Signup or Login using the menu above.


CARD DETAILS
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DEBIT CARD
CREDIT CARD
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1. Command: ls
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The command “ls” stands for (List Directory Contents), List the contents of the folder, be it file or folder, from which it runs.
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The command “ls -l” list the content of folder, in long listing fashion.
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Command “ls -a“, list the content of folder, including hidden files starting with ‘.’.
2. Command: lsblk
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The “lsblk” stands for (List Block Devices), print block devices by their assigned name (but not RAM) on the standard output in a tree-like fashion.
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The “lsblk -l” command list block devices in ‘list‘ structure (not tree like fashion).
3. Command: cd
- The cd command, also known as chdir (change directory), is a command-line OS shell command used to change the current working directory in operating systems such as Unix, DOS, OS/2, AmigaOS
4. Command: df
- df (abbreviation for disk free) is a standard Unix command used to display the amount of available disk space for file systems on which the invoking user has appropriate read access. df is typically implemented using the statfs or statvfs system calls.
5. Command: history
- The “history” command stands for History (Event) Record, it prints the history of long list of executed commands in terminal.
6. Command: sudo
- The “sudo” (super user do) command allows a permitted user to execute a command as the superuser or another user, as specified by the security policy in the sudoers list.
7. Command: chmod
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The Linux “chmod” command stands for (change file mode bits). chmod changes the file mode (permission) of each given file, folder, script, etc.. according to mode asked for.
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Now permission need to be set for 3 kinds of user and usergroup. The first is owner, then usergroup and finally world.
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Here the root’s permission is rwx (read, write and execute).
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Read(4), Write(2), Read(1)
8. Command: chown
- The Linux “chown” command stands for (change file owner and group). Every file belongs to a group of user and a owner. It is used Do ‘ls -l‘ into your directory and you will see something like this.
9. Command: cp
- The “copy” stands for (Copy), it copies a file from one location to another location.
10. Command: mv
- The “mv” command moves a file from one location to another location.
11. Command: rm
- The “rm” command remove a file at the location.


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In this module you will be tested on the sub-field of physics that describes the motion of points and bodies.
We won't be considering the forces that cause them to move, as this is covered in the next module.
Assessment 1


The API is reporting zero bounties and quests for this player. They probably haven't enabled viewing their non-equipped inventory. They'd need to check the "Show my non-equipped Inventory" at Bungie.net. Hiding non-equipped inventory is the default privacy setting.
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securecrt_tools.settings¶
SettingsImporter¶
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class
securecrt_tools.settings.
SettingsImporter
(settings_file, create=False)¶ A class to handle validating, retrieving and updating settings as needed.
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validate_settings
()¶ A method to check if the user’s settings.ini file contains all of the correct settings.
Returns: A boolean describing if the user’s settings file is valid Return type: bool
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correct_settings
()¶ A method to update the user’s settings file to match the current correct version while carrying over current values to the new file. Adds anything in defaults that isn’t in the user’s settings to the settings.ini file. This does not remove any additions that may have been added to the user’s configuration file.
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get
(section, setting)¶ A wrapper function to simplify the retrieval of an individual setting.
Parameters: - section (str) – The section of the settings file where the setting can be found.
- setting (str) – The name of the setting we want to retrieve
Returns: The value of the setting requested
Return type: str
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update
(section, setting, value)¶ A wrapper function to update a setting
Parameters: - section (str) – The section of the settings file where the setting can be found.
- setting (str) – The name of the setting we want to retrieve
- value (str) – The value to store for this setting
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getboolean
(section, setting)¶ A wrapper function to simplify the retrieval of an individual setting as a boolean value.
Parameters: - section (str) – The section of the settings file where the setting can be found.
- setting (str) – The name of the setting we want to retrieve
Returns: The value of the setting requested as a boolean
Return type: bool
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getint
(section, setting)¶ A wrapper function to simplify the retrieval of an individual setting as an integer.
Parameters: - section (str) – The section of the settings file where the setting can be found.
- setting (str) – The name of the setting we want to retrieve
Returns: The value of the setting requested as an integer
Return type: int
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getlist
(section, setting)¶ A wrapper function to simplify the retrieval of an individual setting as a list. Requires the setting to be a comma separated list, with no quotations.
Parameters: - section (str) – The section of the settings file where the setting can be found.
- setting (str) – The name of the setting we want to retrieve
Returns: The value of the setting requested as a list.
Return type: int
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Event interface.
This implementation only provides type
. It is meant as base class
for higher level events defined in the library, and works with
The event target.
The event type.
Generic error event. Triggered when the error is occurred.


Reports redundant HTML attributes in HTML or JSP files.
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Methods
bubble(array, fnCompareopt) → {Array}
Bubble sort ( aka sinking sort ) is an algorithm that steps through a list comparing adjacent items and swapping then when necessary. This pass through is completed until no more swaps are needed.
| Algorithm type | Sort Type | Best-case perf. | Worst-case perf. | Average perf. | Worst-case space perf. | Stable |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sorting Algorithm | Comparison Sort | O(n) | O(nˆ2) | O(nˆ2) | O(1) aux | Yes |
Where perf. stands for performance.
This algorithm is mainly used for academic purposes as its temporal complexity one of the worst of the Comparison Sorting algorithms. When considering this algorithm, it is widely suggested to invest in Insertion sort instead which generally produces faster results.
Additional information on the algorithm:
- Source:
- See:
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Parameters:
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A compare function. |
Returns:
- Type:
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A new sorted array.
Examples
const { bubble } = require("node-sortable");
const array = [
{ name: "John", age: 5 },
{ name: "Cersei", age: 1 },
{ name: "Ned", age: 4 },
{ name: "Aria", age: 2 },
{ name: "Tyrion", age: 8 }
],
fnCompare = ( obj1, obj2 ) => {
if( obj1.age < obj2.age )
return -1;
if( obj1.age > obj2.age )
return 1;
return 0;
};
const sorted = bubble( array, fnCompare );
//sorted will equal:
// [
// { name: "Cersei", age: 1 },
// { name: "Aria", age: 2 },
// { name: "Ned", age: 4 },
// { name: "John", age: 5 },
// { name: "Tyrion", age: 8 }
// ]
const { bubble } = require("node-sortable");
const array = [ 5, 1, 4, 2, 8 ];
const sorted = bubble( array );
//sorted will equal: [ 1, 2, 4, 5, 8 ]
defaultCompare(x, y) → {Number}
Default sort according to string Unicode code points. This is as specified in Array.prototype.sort. This function is the default sorting function as specified in the ECMA script.
It is provided to all sorting algorithms as a default comparision function which can be overwritten if desired.
- Source:
Parameters:
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The first element to be compared. |
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The second element to be compared. |
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and 1 otherwise.


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Creating a home page for the app-ctx.
this became the applix gem:
$ gem install applix


help_command(3f) - [M_help] uses a specially formatted text array to provide a HELP interface (LICENSE:PD)
Synopsis
Description
Options
Example
Syntax:
function help_command(text_array,topic,position)
This routine, when given a CHARACTER array displays the text interactively. The special topics "manual","topics", and "search" are reserved. "manual" causes the entire array to be displayed. "topics" displays all lines not beginning with a space or three or more equal signs, and "search" must be followed by a string to search for in the manual.A line beginning with a non-blank character in column one is a topic
A topic with the preceding line beginning with "===" is a special topic that will be displayed up to the next line beginning with "==="
The special topic "manual" displays the entire help text
The help text is paged based on the values in the position() array. The first value is the current line count on the current page, and the second value is how many lines should be displayed as a page before a paging prompt is produced. POSITION(2) is typically set to 23. POSITION(1) can be set to zero, especially if the calling page is not tracking paging itself.
Entering a "q" at the prompt exits the help text. To see other options enter an "h" at the prompt.
h #----------------------------------------------------# PAGING | f|SPACE b forward or backward one page | | u d redraw up or down one-half page | | r refresh page | | e y | j k refresh page moving up or down one line | #----------------------------------------------------# JUMPING | g go to top of manual | | NNN go to line number NNN. Use a sign (+-) | | for a relative move. | | . toggle line numbering | #----------------------------------------------------# SEARCHING | /STRING advance to next line containing string | | ?STRING search for string above current line | | n N find next occurrence up or down in file | | \STRING show all lines with specified string. | | t displays topic lines. | #----------------------------------------------------# | w FILENAME write entire user guide to local file | | h display this help | | q quit | #----------------------------------------------------# Anything else is ignored. Line count is 25 out of 54 . Page size is 23 (see "lines") continue ..A normal topic is displayed until another topic line (line beginning with a non-blank) is encountered
The help text must begin with a line starting with "==="
If a line is preceded by an "===" line it is considered a section instead of a topic, and all lines between that line and the next line beginning with "===" are displayed.
help_text The block of text to treat as the input document topic What topic or section to search for (case sensitive). A blank is equivalent to "SUMMARY". There are several reserved names. "manual" means the entire help text, and "topics" shows only lines not beginning with a blank, and "search" does a case-insensitive search for a string. position A small array with two values. The second value is the size of the page to be used between pauses. The first one indicates how many lines on the current page have been displayed.
Sample program:
program demo_help_command use M_help, only : help_command character(len=:),allocatable :: help_text(:) integer :: position(2) position=[0,23] help_text=[character(len=80) :: & ==============================================,& A sample help text file. ,& Note the first line MUST start with "===" ,& ==============================================,& SUMMARY ,& This is usually a crib sheet ,& ==============================================,& SECTION1 ,& topic1 ,& A description of topic 1 ,& ,& and any general text you want ,& ,& topic2 A description of topic 2 ,& topic3 ,& A description of topic 3 ,& more description of topic 3 ,& and more description of topic 3 a ,& and more description of topic 3 b ,& and more description of topic 3 c ,& and more description of topic 3 d ,& and more description of topic 3 e ,& and more description of topic 3 f ,& and more description of topic 3 g ,& and more description of topic 3 h ,& and more description of topic 3 i ,& and more description of topic 3 j ,& and more description of topic 3 k ,& and more description of topic 3 l ,& and more description of topic 3 m ,& and more description of topic 3 n ,& and more description of topic 3 o ,& and more description of topic 3 p ,& and more description of topic 3 q ,& and more description of topic 3 r ,& and more description of topic 3 s ,& and more description of topic 3 t ,& and more description of topic 3 u ,& and more description of topic 3 v ,& and more description of topic 3 w ,& and more description of topic 3 x ,& and more description of topic 3 y ,& and more description of topic 3 z ,& ==============================================,& SECTION2 ,& topic4 A description of topic 4 ,& this is the last part of SECTION1 ,& topic5 ,& This is all about the fifth topic and is ,& just displayed as-is. The text cannot start ,& in column one or it will be seen as the ,& beginning of a topic. ,& ==============================================,& ]write(*,*)>>>>> call help_command(help_text,,position) write(*,*)>>>>>topic1 call help_command(help_text,topic1,position) write(*,*)>>>>>topics call help_command(help_text,topics,position) write(*,*)>>>>>manual call help_command(help_text,manual,position) end program demo_help_command
| Nemo Release 3.1 | help_command (3) | July 22, 2023 |


BibleDesktop is a free Bible study tool that allows you to dig deeply into God's Word. BibleDesktop is available for Windows (98SE to Windows 7), Mac OS X, and more. Its minimum system requirements enable it to run on most computers today. BibleDesktop uses the JSword project to read modules in the Sword format, so there are a huge range of Bibles, commentaries, dictionaries, devotionals, and books — one of the largest collections available. For information on how to download more books and Bible versions, please click on the download button above to begin the download process.
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A Bonjour/Zeroconf protocol implementation in pure JavaScript. Publish services on the local network or discover existing services using multicast DNS.
npm install bonjour
var bonjour = require('bonjour')()
// advertise an HTTP server on port 3000
bonjour.publish({ name: 'My Web Server', type: 'http', port: 3000 })
// browse for all http services
bonjour.find({ type: 'http' }, function (service) {
console.log('Found an HTTP server:', service)
})
var bonjour = require('bonjour')([options])
The options
are optional and will be used when initializing the
underlying multicast-dns server. For details see the multicast-dns
documentation.
Publishes a new service.
Options are:
name
(string)host
(string, optional) - defaults to local hostnameport
(number)type
(string)subtypes
(array of strings, optional)protocol
(string, optional) - udp
or tcp
(default)txt
(object, optional) - a key/value object to broadcast as the TXT
recordIANA maintains a list of official service types and port numbers.
Unpublish all services. The optional callback
will be called when the
services have been unpublished.
Destroy the mdns instance. Closes the udp socket.
Listen for services advertised on the network. An optional callback can
be provided as the 2nd argument and will be added as an event listener
for the up
event.
Options (all optional):
type
(string)subtypes
(array of strings)protocol
(string) - defaults to tcp
txt
(object) - passed into dns-txt
module contructor. Set to { binary: true }
if you want to keep the TXT records in binaryListen for and call the callback
with the first instance of a service
matching the options
. If no callback
is given, it's expected that
you listen for the up
event. The returned browser
will automatically
stop it self after the first matching service.
Options are the same as given in the browser.find
function.
Emitted every time a new service is found that matches the browser.
Emitted every time an existing service emmits a goodbye message.
An array of services known by the browser to be online.
Start looking for matching services.
Stop looking for matching services.
Broadcast the query again.
Emitted when the service is up.
Emitted if an error occurrs while publishing the service.
Unpublish the service. The optional callback
will be called when the
service have been unpublished.
Publish the service.
The name of the service, e.g. Apple TV
.
The type of the service, e.g. http
.
An array of subtypes. Note that this property might be null
.
The protocol used by the service, e.g. tcp
.
The hostname or ip address where the service resides.
The port on which the service listens, e.g. 5000
.
The fully qualified domain name of the service. E.g. if given the name
Foo Bar
, the type http
and the protocol tcp
, the service.fqdn
property will be Foo Bar._http._tcp.local
.
The TXT record advertised by the service (a key/value object). Note that
this property might be null
.
A boolean indicating if the service is currently published.
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You can set a tooltip (actually, a title) to pop up when a user hovers over a cell.
This tooltip can be simply the cell contents, in which case set the columnDef to have
cellTooltip: true
.
Or it can be a function that returns a value derived from the current column and row - for example:
cellTooltip: function(row, col) {
return 'Name: ' + row.entity.name + ' Company: ' + row.entity.company;
}
Or it can be a string, in which case that string will be displayed:
cellTooltip: 'Custom tooltip - maybe some help text'
You can also set a headerTooltip in a similar manner, it defaults to showing the displayName.
Note that turning on tooltips will create an extra watcher per cell, so it has an impact on overall grid performance, it is not recommended to turn them on for every column, rather only for the columns likely to have data that won't be displayable within the grid row (e.g. long description fields).
Tooltips respect the cellFilter, so if you define a cellFilter it will also be used in the tooltip.
For better performance with the following example, you can choose to load the ui-grid.core.js file instead:
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Hello everyone,
Some of you may remember me from a while back as FLiP on XenTales. Anyways, I've been browsing around this forum recently and I think the concept behind PV is great. I can see that you guys are really short on cash, and I feel that I may have something that could help generate some cashflow that could be used towards developing this project.
Anyways let me try and explain this idea as best I can:
Recently I've been in the affiliate marketing industry. As a publisher, I develop various websites encouraging users to complete offers provided by specific advertisers. An example of an offer would be say Blockbuster Online. In exchange for these offer completions, both I and the user are compensated.
What I am suggesting is that I develop a website dedicated to raising funds for PV. I would include various offers that users interested in donating could complete.
Now you may ask yourself, why wouldn't I want to just donate via paypal directly?
and to that I would answer:
First of all, not all of the offers cost anywhere near what they payout. Additionally, often the offers provide decent services that you may be interested in. Let me give you guys a list of offers to demonstrate what I mean:
Blockbuster Online - User pays $9.95 for at least 1 month of service (You can cancel after with no problems, though I would encourage otherwise) and $40 would be donated to the site for this signup
Video Professor - User pays $6.95 for a computer lesson DVD and $40 is donated to the site for this signup (cancel anytime within 7 days/before trial ends to not be charged furthur)
Gottaplay - User pays $1 for a two week trial to a video game rental service and $18 is donated to the site for this signup (cancel anytime to not be charged furthur, but I'd encourage giving the service a trial)
True.com - User pays $1 for a 7 day trial to an online dating site and $32 is donated to the site. (cancel anytime within the 7 days to not be charged further)
These are just a few of MANY offers I could include. If you're skeptical about using your credit card online there are several places where you can get virtual or prepaid ones. Most of the offers are set up by generally reputable companies though so it shouldn't be a big issue.
Also the site that I'd establish to run these offers would be able to track offer completions so if you completed an offer both I and the owners at PV would be able to see who did it (so you can still get your donation benefits)
Anyways I was just thinking this might be a fast way to get to $400 or above.
Obviously you guys would have to trust me to establish this and send out the payments to Karl. and I'll be honest the reason I am willing to do this is because
1) I'd really like to see PV come out a success and I can see that the donations are going pretty slowly.
2) I'll be taking anywhere from $1-$4 commissions on each offer. For example if True.com pays me $38 for each completion I would pay $34 to Karl.
Also I have no problems giving someone of high status here access to my admin panel for that particular site so they can see the funds generated for themselves.
If you guys have any interest in this at all or have any questions feel free to contact me:
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For patterns and prototypes relating to data returns pre-beta live see the archive
A place to build patterns relating to the EA data returns service and to get them tested and capture feedback.
For patterns and prototypes relating to data returns pre-beta live see the archive


SLAM A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1998 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
"Welcome to the DC jail," the tough guard barks matter-of-factly to the new inmate. "You might make it out of here, and you might not." He then rattles off, drill sergeant fashion, the depressing statistics for the percentages of African-American adult males in our nation's capitol who are incarcerated. Challenging the newest prisoner to "do the math," he paints a picture that is not encouraging.
Ray Joshua, a "performance poet" in his first acting role, plays Saul Williams the charismatic protagonist of SLAM. SLAM was a major award winner at this year's Sundance and Cannes film festivals.
Ray has the bad luck to be at the scene of a shooting, where the police catch him with a half-pound of marijuana on him. Ray is a gentle soul whose passion is his poetry, which he does rapid fire, rap style but without music. Williams wrote the pieces he performs. ("You massage the universe's spine as you twirl through time," starts one of his typical poems.)
(A "slam" is a form of competitive poetry that is practiced throughout the country. A fascinating woman known as the "Slam Granny," who was at our press screening, explained the basic ideas and the rules to me. The movie would have been much better if the slams were more prevalent in it.)
Although director Marc Levin gets the poetry part right, probably because his background is in documentaries, the rest of the movie is pretty thin. The jail fight sequences, for example, are amateurishly choreographed. There is also a pseudo-sappy romantic subplot with the jail's poetry teacher (Sonja Sohn). Her funds are cut off by the government, which she claims no longer cares about rehabilitation.
Ray's salvation is his art. When up against a sea of buff bodies in the prison's exercise yard, he bursts out in poetry. The men, with their rippling muscles bordering on explosion, don't know what to make of someone like Ray.
At the prison poetry group, in which one of the cons reads a poem about his killing 3 people when he was only 15, Ray seems at home. Eventually, Ray will perform at a slam, and there he finally really comes into his own, as his poetry flies out of his mouth with great intensity and power.
The big question for Ray is will he "cop a plea" as his court appointed lawyer recommends or will he fight it out in court. His odds in a court of law are miserable, his lawyer tells him with all the gravity he can muster. The movie wisely provides no easy answers for Ray.
SLAM runs 1:40. It is rated R for profanity, sex, violence, and drugs and would be fine for older teenagers.
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2. ensure that those MPI functions which are not replaced may still be
linked into an executable image without causing name clashes.
3. document the implementation of different language bindings of the MPI
interface if they are layered on top of each other, so that the
profiler developer knows whether she must implement the profile
interface for each binding, or can economise by implementing it only
for the lowest level routines.
4. where the implementation of different language bindings is is done
through a layered approach (e.g. the Fortran binding is a set of
``wrapper'' functions which call the C implementation), ensure that
these wrapper functions are separable from the rest of the library.
This is necessary to allow a separate profiling library to be correctly implemented, since (at least with Unix linker semantics) the profiling library must contain these wrapper functions if it is to perform as expected. This requirement allows the person who builds the profiling library to extract these functions from the original MPI library and add them into the profiling library without bringing along any other unnecessary code.
5. provide a no-op routine MPI_PCONTROL in the MPI library.


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The web programming model is also evolving to support rich user interaction that matches that found on traditional desktop clients. This in turn leads to the question Can we build adaptive technologies such as screen readers for the blind using this same web programming model?
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In my last session, my physio advised me to do some work on an exercise bike or
real bike to build my leg muscles up without impact. I haven’t been on my bike
for about 2 years, having been a keen mountain biker up until University days.
So I got the turbo trainer out last Sunday, and had a quick spin. Jeez, this
trainer is loud. Well, thats what I though until I realised it was the knobbly
tires. All I need to do is get some mtb slicks. Went to Leisure Lakes in
Wolverhampton, who could only provide 1.2 inch (real thin!) slicks which I
bought at £22.50 - ouch.
However, something happened in store that I was not expecting…. I fell in love
with bikes again. Now maybe I am just shallow and materialistic, but I mean,
come on!!! Loads of bikes, gleaming, metallic, em.. anodised aluminium. I was
impressed with my strength to not just buy one there and then. However, I didn’t
and whilst driving back home, fitting the new slick, and setting up the trainer,
I was thinking about riding the old bike for real.
The final decision to start biking again occurred about 3.5 nanoseconds after I
realised the slick tire / trainer combo wouldn’t work, and I would have to go
out on the bike properly to do any leg work.
I spent much of Sunday and Monday thinking more about going out onto the hills
and the walking / cycling choice. I have the following concerns:
1) Which pursuit is going to be best for my knee? Yeah, cycling can be bad,
especially with clipped pedals, but there is little / no impact - well apart
from unexpected face / tree impacts. Suppose, here the answer is there is NO
choice. I do not have to choose either as I can choose BOTH.
2) Will my bike be a good enough platform to run for the next year or so? It was
a real good bike 10 years ago, but time has moved on, it still has V-Brakes, and
the front and rear shocks are getting tired and sloppy. I have already been told
spare parts for the fork are no longer available. A new drivetrain will probably
be necessary also.
3) Which pursuit is best for my hill ambitions. I want to see a lot of more of
the Lakes, Wales and Scotland. You certainly see more (in terms of quantity) on
a bike due to extra speed. However, access to many fells, Munros etc are by foot
only. I also hate fuss and clutter in leisure time, and hate the prospect of
driving up-to the lakes with both walking gear and biking gear filling the car.
Having to truly secure the bike, toolbox etc when out walking and such like.
4) Cost. I have invested fairly heavily on walking and camping stuff this past
year, I am not enjoying the idea of bike maintenance costs on top of these.
5) Anyone had experience of using panniers / rucksacks for carrying camping
stuff whilst on a bike?
Anyhow, I will be going out for a little ride over Cannock Chase on sunday,
weather permitting, and provided my bike rack comes. Neither my knee nor I am
prepared for the 13 mile each way road ride the Cannock as I used to do back in
my yuff.


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A first go at implementing the Dai et al model
From the supplement to 10.1126/science.1219805, we have:
\[n_{t+1} = n_t g(n_t + \epsilon n_t, \theta)\] \[g(n_t) = \frac{n_{t+1}}{n_t}\]
This model is based on two phases of daily growth: a slow exponential growth phase at low cell densities, followed by a logistic growth phase with a higher per capita growth rate at intermediate cell densities. This model has 5 parameters: T lag is the lag time before yeast cells start to grow after being transferred into new media (the total time for daily growth is 23 hours). In the slow exponential phase, the population grows with a constant per capita growth rate γ low . After the population reaches a threshold density N c , the subsequent logistic growth is determined by γ high (γ high >γ low ) and the carrying capacity K
\[\frac{1}{N}\frac{dN}{dt} = \left\{ \begin{array}{ll} \gamma_{\textrm{low}} & N < N_c \\ \gamma_{\textrm{high}} \left(1 - \frac{N}{K}\right) & N_c <= N < K \end{array} \right.\]
A bit surprised by the model formulation here, particularly that a threshold response is built in at a critical density \(N_c\). Seems like this could emerge by explicitly modeling the positive density dependence due to the cooperative break-down of sugar, which should result in a smoother dependence between growth and density. A discontinuous growth model isn’t particularly satisfying as and cannot arise very directly from an individual-based description. Anyway, onwards.
Okay, a bit of work is needed before we can simulate this from the description. Integrating this over time gives us exponential growth below \(N_c\) and something Beverton-Holt-esque above \(N_c\),
The ODE we can integrate analytically, \[x_t = K \exp(r t + K c_1) / (\exp(r t + K c_1) - 1)\]
And solve for the constant if integration using the initial condition,
\[\begin{align*} & N_0 = K \exp( K c_1) / (\exp( K c_1) - 1) \\ & N_0 (\exp( K c_1) - 1) = K \exp( K c_1) \\ & K \exp( K c_1) - N_0 \exp( K c_1) + N_0 = 0 \\ & \exp( K c_1)( K - N_0) + N_0 = 0 \\ & \exp(K c_1) = N_0 / (K - N_0) \\ & \exp(K c_1) = 1/(K/N_0 - 1) =: B \end{align*}\]
So substituting for the IC we have,
\[\begin{align*} x_t & = K B \exp(r t ) / (B \exp(r t) - 1) \\ & = K \exp(r t ) / (\exp(r t) - 1/B) \\ & = K \exp(r t ) / (\exp(r t) - 1 + K/N_0) \\ & = K / (1 + (K/N_0 - 1) \exp( - r t) ) \end{align*}\]
From here we define the function as described, using parameters from Table S1
g <- function(n_t,
t = 23, # Hours between serial dilutions
epsilon = rnorm(1, 0, 0.15),
theta = c(gamma_high = 0.439, # hr^-1
gamma_low = 0.309, # hr^-1
T_lag = 2.97, # hr
N_c = 2.76e2, # cells/μl
K = 1.76e5), # cells/μl
DF = 600) # dilution factor
{
## avoid referencing these repeatedly for readability and speed
gamma_high <- theta[["gamma_high"]]
gamma_low <- theta[["gamma_low"]]
T_lag <- theta[["T_lag"]]
N_c <- theta[["N_c"]]
K <- theta[["K"]]
## Dilute and start growing. (Stochasticity enters only via the dilution process)
n_t <- n_t * (1 + epsilon) / DF
# Lag phase, could have been scaled out of the model
if(t < T_lag)
n_t1 <- n_t
## Numerical happiness
if(n_t < 1e-20)
n_t1 <- 0
## Actual model
else {
if(n_t < N_c){ # Needs to switch once n > N_c
## Analytically find out how long before we leave the low-growth regime
t_c <- log(N_c / n_t) / gamma_low + T_lag
## Um, now this should just be equal to N_c
n_low <- n_t * exp((t_c - T_lag) * gamma_low)
## Spend remaining time in > N_c growth regime:
tau <- t - t_c
n_t <- n_low
n_t1 <- K / (1 + (K / n_t - 1) * exp(- gamma_high * tau))
} else if(n_t >= N_c){
## simpler if we're always in the high-growth regime:
tau <- t - T_lag
n_t1 <- K / (1 + (K / n_t - 1) * exp(- gamma_high * tau))
}
}
# And now we can return n_{t+1}
n_t1
}
Aside from whether or not I’ve gotten the math right, there’s a bit of guesswork here as to whether this matches the author’s implementation of the model. Numerical issues worth thinking about include what form gives best floating-point stability, not just most consise, way to represent these; e.g. are these numerically identical:
n_t1 <- K /(1 + (K / n_low - 1) * exp(- gamma_high * tau))
n_t1 <- n_t * K * exp(gamma_high * tau ) / (n_t * exp(gamma_high * tau) - n_t + K)
Model simulations
We can demonstrate alternative stable states from this configuration, starting from similar initial densities:
max_days <- 30
n <- numeric(max_days)
x <- numeric(max_days)
n[1] <- 1e3
x[1] <- 5e2
set.seed(123)
for(day in 1:(max_days-1)){
n[day+1] <- g(n[day])
x[day+1] <- g(x[day])
}
df <- data.frame(t = 1:max_days, n = n, x = x)
ggplot(df) +
geom_line(aes(t, n), col = 1) +
geom_line(aes(t, x), col = 2) +
scale_y_log10()
Regime Shift
We simulate the experiment presented in the orginal paper by gradually increasing the dilution factor over time:
# Stepwise changes
DF <- as.numeric(sapply(seq(0, 2000, length=9), rep, 40))
# continuous linear increase
DF <- seq(0, 2000, length=1e3)
max_days <- length(DF)
y <- numeric(max_days)
y[1] <- 1.76e5
for(day in 1:(max_days-1)){
y[day+1] <- g(y[day], DF = DF[day])
}
qplot(seq_along(y), y)
Decreasing K should model decreasing sucrose I think?
K_0 = 1.76e5
# continuous linear increase
sucrose <- seq(K_0, 0, length=1e3)
max_days <- length(sucrose)
y <- numeric(max_days)
y[1] <- 1e5
for(day in 1:(max_days-1)){
theta = c(gamma_high = 0.4, # hr^-1
gamma_low = 0.3, # hr^-1
T_lag = 2.97, # hr
N_c = 2.76e2, # cells/μl
K = sucrose[day])
y[day+1] <- g(y[day], theta=theta)
}
qplot(seq_along(y), y) + geom_hline(yintercept=2.76e2, lty=3)
Turn down the noise and increase \(N_c\) for a slightly more visible critical transition:
N_c <- 2e3
K_0 = 1.76e5
# continuous linear increase
sucrose <- seq(K_0, .8 * N_c, length=1e3)
max_days <- length(sucrose)
y <- numeric(max_days)
y[1] <- 1e5
for(day in 1:(max_days-1)){
theta = c(gamma_high = 0.4, # hr^-1
gamma_low = 0.3, # hr^-1
T_lag = 2.97, # hr
N_c = N_c, # cells/μl
K = sucrose[day])
y[day+1] <- g(y[day], theta=theta, epsilon=rnorm(1,0,.01))
}
qplot(seq_along(y), y) + geom_hline(yintercept = N_c, lty=3)
Much more to do: Would be nice to add simulations of the computation of the bifucation using replicates run a different fixed dilution regimes.
References
[1] L. Dai, D. Vorselen, K. S. Korolev, et al. “Generic Indicators for Loss of Resilience Before a Tipping Point Leading to Population Collapse”. In: Science 336.6085 (May. 2012), pp. 1175-1177. DOI: 10.1126/science.1219805.


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Socket Options in Java
The C way
Programming in C, one sets options by using a system call along the
lines of:
setsockopt(int fd, int level, int optval, void *optdata,
int optdatalen);
fd = already opened (possibly connected) socket fd;
level = level in the protocol stack (IP, UDP, TCP) where
the option applies;
optval = the option, a CONSTANT;
optdata = ptr to option dependent struct of parameters relevant
only to a particular option;
In java
The C way of setting options lacks the type-safety of
object-oriented programming. The option one wishes to set/get is
identified by an int, and the value to set/get into is an opaque
void*. It is all too easy to pass the wrong option
identifier, the wrong type object in the void* parameter, or
the wrong for that parameter. Worse still, the code for these
errors will typically compile, and the error will only be
manifested at runtime.
Java now provides a type-safe way to set options. Each socket
class has a get/set method for each option it supports, taking and
returning the appropriate type. The options supported, for which
socket classes and their meaning in brief:
- TCP_NODELAY
- Disable Nagle's algorithm.
- Valid for (client) Sockets.
- SO_LINGER
- Specify a linger-on-close timeout.
- Valid for (client) Sockets.
- SO_TIMEOUT
- Specify a timeout on blocking socket operations. (Don't block
forever!
- Valid for all sockets: Socket, ServerSocket,
DatagramSocket.
- SO_BINDADDR
- Fetch the local address binding of a socket.
- Valid for Socket, ServerSocket, DatagramSocket.
- SO_REUSEADDR
- Enable reuse address for a socket.
- Valid for Socket, ServerSocket, DatagramSocket.
- SO_BROADCAST
- Enables a socket to send broadcast messages.
- Valid for DatagramSocket.
- SO_SNDBUF
- Set a hint the size of the underlying buffers for outgoing
network I/O.
- Valid for all sockets: Socket, ServerSocket,
DatagramSocket.
- SO_RCVBUF
- Get the size of the buffer actually used by the platform when
receiving in data on this socket.
- Valid for all sockets: Socket, ServerSocket,
DatagramSocket.
- SO_KEEPALIVE
- Turn on socket keepalive.
- Valid for Socket.
- SO_OOBINLINE
- Enable inline reception of TCP urgent data.
- Valid for Socket.
- IP_MULTICAST_IF
- Specify the outgoing interface for multicast packets (on
multihomed hosts).
- Valid for MulticastSockets.
- IP_MULTICAST_LOOP
- Enables or disables local loopback of multicast datagrams.
- Valid for MulticastSocket.
- IP_TOS
- Sets the type-of-service or traffic class field in the IP
header for a TCP or UDP socket.
- Valid for Socket, DatagramSocket
Fell by the wayside...
Some possible BSD options that are not supported in java:
- RAW/ICMP SOCKETS:
The main argument in favor of this one seemed to be so people could
write "ping" in java. Security nightmare. Must be root on UNIX
machines.
The implementation details...
...that you don't need to know, unless you subclass
SocketImpl/DatagramSocketImpl. Every *Socket object has an
underlying SocketImpl/DatagramSocketImpl that interfaces to native
code. The Impl classes implement two methods to support options:
void setOption(int optID, Object val) throws SocketException;
Object getOption(int optID) throws SocketException;
that look much like C. These methods act as glue to the native
methods, and ensure type safety before native methods are invoked.


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Hi, In this tutorial I'm going to teach you everything you need to get started in programming in Java.
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The past 2 days i have been experimenting with CWE, grapefruit potentation, and smoking methods for 5/500 vicodin.
CWE: In stead of using my jar to CWE the 20 and 1/2 vics that i had i used a measuring cup with a very wide base (about 6-8' in diameter), mixed it with a 1/2 cup of water coffee and put it in the fridge. When extracting, i was out of coffee filters so i used placed one wet paper towel over the jar, layered 5 pieces of wet toilet paper on top, and an ice cube. i then proceeded to filter the vics 3 times.
CWE Results: The wider base made it a lot faster for the acetaminophen to settle in the fridge. the paper towel/toilet paper/ice cube filter worked amazingly! It was allot faster, and due to the strength of the paper towel and the density of the toilet paper, i was able to squeeze the water out with no tears or apap leak. I got a very fast, clear, and potent CWE using this method.
Grapefruit: In stead of buying grape fruit juice i decided to buy two huge grapefruits. i ate one entire grapefruit one hour before taking the CWE and one 30 min after.My hypothesis about this is that: one, allot of the enzymes which suppress opiate digestion exist within the flesh of the fruit. Two the flesh of the fruit acts as a time release for the juice, extending its effectiveness.
Grapefruit results: i felt the actual fruit made my high more potent last considerably longer. That being said i do not sufficiently recall my last experience with grapefruit juice to make a very accurate comparison. but it is still worth trying.
Smoking: I soaked a black and mild cigar in my more concentrated, and extremely pure, CWE. after thoroughly soaked i placed it in the oven at around 120 until it was still damp but dry enough to smoke. My hypothesis was that though hydrocodone is destroyed at something like 140 degrees, the heat from the cherry will vaporize the yet unburned hydro just ahead of the cherry.
Smoking Results: I was surprised to find that i got a nice buzz from the cigar. it was not from the tobacco because i smoke black/milds daily, and it definitely felt like a very light opiate buzz. some may say it is a wast but with the whole cigar soaked it probably only had about 5mgs of hydro tops.  WARNING: if any one does try this make your CWE exceptionally pure. you do not want to be smoking tylenol!
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