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VIRTUOSITY and Other Reviews A film review by Michael John Legeros Copyright 1995 Michael John Legeros
Contents - VIRTOUSITY - BABE - BELLE DU JOUR - OPERATION DUMBO DROP
VIRTUOSITY
(Paramount) Directed by Brett Leonard Written by Eric Bernt Cast Denzel Washington, Russell Crowe, Kelly Lynch, William Forsythe, Stephen Spinella MPAA Rating "R" (presumably for violence) Running Time 106 minutes Reviewed at Six Forks Station Cinemas, Raleigh (5AUG95)
More virtual-reality stuff from director Brett Leonard (HIDEAWAY, THE LAWNMOWER MAN). The year is 1999, Los Angeles, and convicts are being used as test subjects against the VR criminal Sid 6.7 (Russell Crowe). Sid--a composite of 183 of the worst serial killers of all time--was created for law enforcement purposes, but he plays too rough. Before the computerized killer can be shut down, he "escapes" into reality via the body of a nano- machine android. The only person who can track him is an ex-cop convict (Denzel Washington) whose family was killed by one of the aforementioned "psychos."
There's lots to look at in VIRTOUSITY. Leonard's hyperviolent vision of a vaguely Fascist future is pretty cool. (The LAPD drives hummers.) The FX and production design are the best, and always outshine the boring humans. Without a single concern for characterization, the old-fashioned story just chugs along merrily, right up until the overwrought climax that features, yawn, two guys on a roof with fists. (Don't expect much suspense.)
The cast is okay. Russell Crowe breezes through his part with minimal scenery-chewing, while Denzel Washington is a strong, bland presence. (He was *much* more fun in the underrated 1991 action-thriller RICOCHET, Joel Silver producer.) Other prominent players include Kelly Lynch, Louise Fletcher (!), and William Forsythe. The latter sports a shaggy mustache and slicked hair that makes him a dead ringer for Nick Nolte. Or is it Pat Hingle??
CAMEO WATCH: Yup, that's Traci Lords as a nightclub dancer.
 Before you roll your eyes at yet *another* animal comedy, check out director Chris Noonan's switched perspective that puts the animals before the humans. A combination of live-action and animatronic tricks (from Jim Henson's Creature Shop) make this barnyard gang appear to talk (via voice-overs). The main characters include a plucky pig, a neurotic duck, and a matriarchal Border Collie. (We could all do without the Greek chorus of squeaky-voiced rodents, though, who appear at odd intervals to announce the title cards.)
Co-produced and co-written by George Miller (MAD MAX), of all people, from the children's book by Dick King-Smith. Fine technical credits throughout, including a delightful score that's based on one of *my* favorite orchestral works, Camille Saint-Saens' "Symphony No.3 Op 78."
BACON BIT: Because they grow so quickly, a total of 48 little piggies were used for the filming. So, how many center-cut loin chops does *that* translates into? Uuuummmmmm, pork.
 The story centers on a young housewife (Catherine Deneuve) whose frigidity toward her husband--coupled with her lavish, sadomasochistic dreams--compels her to take a job at a local brothel. (Apparently, she's never heard of therapy.) The silence is the most disconcerting--director Luis Bunuel includes very little in the way of incidental music or sound effects.
In French, with English subtitles.
Grade: C+
OPERATION DUMBO DROP
We walked out after about an hour. The slow, uninvolving story--of an elephant's role in the Vietnam War--is based on a real-life incident that was probably much more interesting than the sanitized version presented here. (This is ABC/Disney, where even costar Denis Leary has to watch his mouth.) The cast is agreeable, though, and director Simon Wincer--how appropriate--finds the correct tone to balance war and slapstick, which means that OPERATION DUMBO DROP is probably okay for kids. Pachydull.
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1 #!/usr/bin/ruby -w |
2 # Programmer: Chris Bunch |
3 |
4 |
5 # Imports within Ruby's standard libraries |
6 require 'openssl' |
7 require 'soap/rpc/driver' |
8 require 'timeout' |
9 |
10 |
11 # Imports for the AppController |
12 $:.unshift File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), "..") |
13 require 'djinn' |
14 |
15 |
16 # Imports for AppController libraries |
17 $:.unshift File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__)) |
18 require 'helperfunctions' |
19 |
20 |
21 class InfrastructureManagerClient |
22 |
23 |
24 # The port that the InfrastructureManager runs on, by default. |
25 SERVER_PORT = 17444 |
26 |
27 |
28 # A constant that indicates that there should be no timeout on SOAP calls. |
29 NO_TIMEOUT = -1 |
30 |
31 |
32 # A constant that callers can use to indicate that SOAP calls should be |
33 # retried if they fail (e.g., if the connection was refused). |
34 RETRY_ON_FAIL = true |
35 |
36 |
37 # A constant that callers can use to indicate that SOAP calls should not |
38 # be retried if they fail. |
39 ABORT_ON_FAIL = false |
40 |
41 |
42 # The SOAP client that we use to communicate with the InfrastructureManager. |
43 attr_accessor :conn |
44 |
45 |
46 # The secret string that is used to authenticate this client with |
47 # InfrastructureManagers. It is initially generated by |
48 # appscale-run-instances and can be found on the machine that ran that tool, |
49 # or on any AppScale machine. |
50 attr_accessor :secret |
51 |
52 |
53 def initialize(secret) |
54 ip = HelperFunctions.local_ip() |
55 @secret = secret |
56 |
57 @conn = SOAP::RPC::Driver.new("https://#{ip}:#{SERVER_PORT}") |
58 @conn.add_method("get_queues_in_use", "secret") |
59 @conn.add_method("run_instances", "parameters", "secret") |
60 @conn.add_method("describe_instances", "parameters", "secret") |
61 @conn.add_method("terminate_instances", "parameters", "secret") |
62 end |
63 |
64 |
65 # A helper method that makes SOAP calls for us. This method is mainly here to |
66 # reduce code duplication: all SOAP calls expect a certain timeout and can |
67 # tolerate certain exceptions, so we consolidate this code into this method. |
68 # Here, the caller specifies the timeout for the SOAP call (or NO_TIMEOUT |
69 # if an infinite timeout is required) as well as whether the call should |
70 # be retried in the face of exceptions. Exceptions can occur if the machine |
71 # is not yet running or is too busy to handle the request, so these exceptions |
72 # are automatically retried regardless of the retry value. Typically |
73 # callers set this to false to catch 'Connection Refused' exceptions or |
74 # the like. Finally, the caller must provide a block of |
75 # code that indicates the SOAP call to make: this is really all that differs |
76 # between the calling methods. The result of the block is returned to the |
77 # caller. |
78 def make_call(time, retry_on_except, callr, ok_to_fail=false) |
79 refused_count = 0 |
80 max = 5 |
81 |
82 begin |
83 Timeout::timeout(time) { |
84 yield if block_given? |
85 } |
86 rescue Errno::ECONNREFUSED, Errno::EHOSTUNREACH => except |
87 Djinn.log_debug("Saw an Exception of class #{except.class}") |
88 if refused_count > max |
89 return false if ok_to_fail |
90 raise AppScaleException.new("Connection was refused. Is the " + |
91 "AppController running?") |
92 else |
93 refused_count += 1 |
94 Kernel.sleep(1) |
95 retry |
96 end |
97 rescue Timeout::Error |
98 Djinn.log_debug("Saw a Timeout Error") |
99 return false if ok_to_fail |
100 retry |
101 rescue OpenSSL::SSL::SSLError, NotImplementedError, Errno::EPIPE, Errno::ECONNRESET => except |
102 Djinn.log_debug("Saw an Exception of class #{except.class}") |
103 Kernel.sleep(1) |
104 retry |
105 rescue Exception => except |
106 newline = "\n" |
107 Djinn.log_debug("Saw an Exception of class #{except.class}") |
108 Djinn.log_debug("#{except.backtrace.join(newline)}") |
109 |
110 if retry_on_except |
111 Kernel.sleep(1) |
112 retry |
113 else |
114 raise AppScaleException.new("[#{callr}] We saw an unexpected error of" + |
115 " the type #{except.class} with the following message:\n#{except}.") |
116 end |
117 end |
118 end |
119 |
120 |
121 def run_instances(parameters) |
122 Djinn.log_debug("Calling run_instances with parameters " + |
123 "#{parameters.inspect}") |
124 |
125 make_call(NO_TIMEOUT, RETRY_ON_FAIL, "run_instances") { |
126 @conn.run_instances(parameters, @secret) |
127 } |
128 end |
129 |
130 |
131 def describe_instances(parameters) |
132 Djinn.log_debug("Calling describe_instances with parameters " + |
133 "#{parameters.inspect}") |
134 |
135 make_call(NO_TIMEOUT, RETRY_ON_FAIL, "describe_instances") { |
136 @conn.describe_instances(parameters, @secret) |
137 } |
138 end |
139 |
140 |
141 def terminate_instances(parameters) |
142 Djinn.log_debug("Calling terminate_instances with parameters " + |
143 "#{parameters.inspect}") |
144 |
145 make_call(NO_TIMEOUT, RETRY_ON_FAIL, "terminate_instances") { |
146 @conn.terminate_instances(parameters, @secret) |
147 } |
148 end |
149 |
150 |
151 def spawn_vms(num_vms, creds, job, cloud) |
152 credentials = { |
153 'EC2_ACCESS_KEY' => creds['ec2_access_key'], |
154 'EC2_SECRET_KEY' => creds['ec2_secret_key'], |
155 'EC2_URL' => creds['ec2_url'] |
156 } |
157 |
158 run_result = run_instances("credentials" => credentials, |
159 "group" => creds['group'], |
160 "image_id" => creds['machine'], |
161 "infrastructure" => creds['infrastructure'], |
162 "instance_type" => creds['instance_type'], |
163 "keyname" => creds['keyname'], |
164 "num_vms" => "#{num_vms}", |
165 "cloud" => cloud) |
166 Djinn.log_debug("[IM] Run instances info says [#{run_result}]") |
167 reservation_id = run_result['reservation_id'] |
168 |
169 vm_info = {} |
170 loop { |
171 describe_result = describe_instances("reservation_id" => reservation_id) |
172 Djinn.log_debug("[IM] Describe instances info says [#{describe_result}]") |
173 |
174 if describe_result["state"] == "running" |
175 vm_info = describe_result["vm_info"] |
176 break |
177 end |
178 |
179 Kernel.sleep(10) |
180 } |
181 |
182 # now, turn this info back into the format we normally use |
183 jobs = [] |
184 if job.is_a?(String) |
185 # We only got one job, so just repeat it for each one of the nodes |
186 vm_info['public_ips'].length.times { |i| jobs << job } |
187 else |
188 jobs = job |
189 end |
190 |
191 # ip:job:instance-id |
192 instances_created = [] |
193 vm_info['public_ips'].each_index { |index| |
194 instances_created << "#{vm_info['public_ips'][index]}:#{vm_info['private_ips'][index]}:#{jobs[index]}:#{vm_info['instance_ids'][index]}:#{cloud}" |
195 } |
196 |
197 return instances_created |
198 end |
199 |
200 |
201 end |
202 |
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The key stages in the life cycle of a request are:
handle-request
handles one request. It accepts a connection on socket s
, starts a thread running handle-request-thread
, and lets the thread run for life
seconds.
parseheader
, srvlog
, respond
(get) or handle-post
(post) or respond-err
. Finally, it executes harvest-fnids
when done.
(respond str op args cooks ip)
, which generates the response to a GET or POST request.
str
is the output stream, rest from parseheader
It performs the following actions:
op
is in redirector*
, it does a redirect.
op
is in srvops*
, it prints header*
and executes the associated function.
static-filetype
is copied with srv-header*
.
respond-err
.
x
, which executes the continuation associated with the fnid, which it gets from fns*
. Earlier, the continuation function was registered by fnid
.
The URL "/deadlink" displays a "dead link" message. The URL "/" displays a welcome message. The URL "/topips" displays the user IP addresses with the heaviest server use.
The table below provides some internal implementation details. The table shows which URL is assigned to each request type, and which macro is used to implement it. Somewhat surprisingly, that the HTML functions with and without headers both use the same underlying URL and implementation; the higher-level macros simply don't provide headers if no headers are desired.
| HTML | Headers + HTML | Redirect | Headers + Redirect | Asynchronous | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Path variable | fnurl* |
fnurl* |
rfnurl* |
rfnurl2* |
jfnurl* |
URL Path | /x |
/x |
/r |
/y |
/a |
Implementation macro | defop-raw x |
defop-raw x |
defopr r |
defopr-raw y |
defop-raw a |
srv.arc
that are generally for internal use.


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Pairing and Feedback are very important core values of DevBootcamp. This goes along with the idea that as students of DevBootcamp we are active participants in our learning and not simply consumers awaiting for the information to be imparted unto us. Pairing and Feedback in a way can be amalgamated as tough love in a number of ways.
There is a certain amount of vulnerability that comes with both pairing and giving/receiving feedback. With pairing, you are reliant on another person who may have more or less knowledge (or equal) than you. In the same manner, they are reliant on you. If you are behind the other person in knowledge or ability it can make you feel quite awkward or even ashamed. Yet it is still in your best interest to share that vulnerability, because hiding that and just playing along cheats you out of the full experience. You miss out on the opportunity to learn and improve yourself. Pairing gives you the opportunity to learn and grow, but it requires that you share a part of yourself that might be weak and not fully developed, but that shouldn't be such a detriment. Everyone has weak areas, else why would we be in school to develop them?
Feedback similarly operates as a double edged sword. Good feedback has 3 attributes, it must be actionable, specific, and kind. It is not always easy to give feedback that hits on all 3 attributes. It is also not always easy to receive feedback. Good feedback points out our flaws and our weaknesses. This can be quite the blow to the ego, but without it we might not know. Or if we are aware of a weak area, we might be so weak as to not understand where it is that we are lacking. Specific and actionable feedback can lead us in the right direction. Kind feedback makes us more willing to go in that direction.
It also helps to remember that giving feedback is not always an easy thing either. Though it can be beneficial to both parties. It not only forces you to look at the other party, but to look at the other party in relation to yourself. To give good feedback, you have to understand the material well enough to comment on it, additionally you have to understand how it is that you operate as someone to pair with. It forces the person giving feedback to understand how they respond to certain stimuli. Why it is that some behavior is preferably to other behavior. Everyone has a different learning style, and with feedback we can see how different learning styles fit with our own.
#DBCPairing


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Notion is a clean, simple theme from the creators of Respond. It features a simple Bootstrap-based layout, a dynamic slide-out menu, and support for all the built-in widgets that ship with Respond. The slide-out menu in Modern is the hallmark of the experience. It uses CSS3 animations to animate the menu icon and a smooth transition to slide it from the side.
While it might not look like Bootstrap, Notion is 100% Bootstrap making it easy to configure for your personal site or business.
Notion adapts so that you get the same great experience on any device you use. All features work as well on a TV as it does on a mobile phone to provide your users with ultimate flexibility.
While the design is minimal, the features are not. Notion supports all the features built-in to Respond including search, events, locations, and the shopping cart. Care has been taken so that each feature works great with the theme.
There is no doubt that a site's home screen makes a lasting impression. Notion gives your business a slick, polished home screen that will make a great first impression.
Notion was hand-crafted to make your business or personal site beautiful. The large callout image provides a strong visual introduction to your site. And, it is completely configurable so that it matches the theme of your business. The color palette projects a strong, professional image, and the interactive elements in the theme provide an element of surprise and whimsy that takes full advantage of emerging web technologies. And, because it is powered by Respond, you can be confident that the theme will grow with your business and you will have full control of your content.
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- Classes related to input and output are present in the JavaTM language package java.io . Java technology uses "streams" as a general mechanism of handling data. Input streams act as a source of data. Output streams act as a destination of data.
- File class
- The file class is used to store the path and name of a directory or file. The file object can be used to create, rename, or delete the file or directory it represents. The File class has the following constructors -
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- The package java.io provides two set of class hierarchies - one for handling reading and writing of bytes, and another for handling reading and writing of characters. The abstract classes InputStream and OutputStream are the root of inheritance hierarchies handling reading and writing of bytes respectively.
Figure : InputStream class hierarchy (partial)
Figure : OutputStream class hierarchy (partial)
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What to do if you find a lost dog


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import "fmt"
func main() {
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// Watch this first
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// Season 1
fmt.Println("07. Using systemd to Keep the App Running")
fmt.Println("06. Creating a Docker Image")
fmt.Println("05. Deploying with Terraform")
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Money from rapist was meant to help empower victim: Judge
by The Associated Press, StaffBATON ROUGE, La. -- A judge has defended his reasoning for suggesting that a rapist pay his victim $150,000 in exchange for a possibly reduced sentence.
The Advocate reports Special Judge Bruce Bennett filed a court document saying his unsolicited offer was meant to help the victim of Sedrick Hills, should she accept it. He said the funds would at least "partially empower" her to control her "economic destiny." His offer last week surprised the defence and prosecutors, and the victim immediately refused it, saying she doesn't want any amount of money from her attacker.
The now 31-year-old woman was raped in 2003 when she was 15. She told the court Hills took 16 years from her life and asked Bennett to take the same from him. He was sentenced to 12 years.


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Implements the LS-PLS (least squares - partial least squares) method described in for instance Jørgensen, K., Segtnan, V. H., Thyholt, K., Næs, T. (2004) "A Comparison of Methods for Analysing Regression Models with Both Spectral and Designed Variables" Journal of Chemometrics, 18(10), 451–464, <doi:10.1002/cem.890>.
| Version: | 0.2-2 |
| Depends: | pls (≥ 2.2.0) |
| Imports: | grDevices, graphics, methods, stats |
| Published: | 2018-07-26 |
| Author: | Bjørn-Helge Mevik [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Bjørn-Helge Mevik <b-h at mevik.net> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/bhmevik/lspls/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 |
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| CRAN checks: | lspls results |
| Reference manual: | lspls.pdf |
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CMEncrypt(1) Qualcomm Atheros Open Powerline Toolkit CMEncrypt(1) NAME CMEncrypt - Send Encrypted Payload SYNOPSIS CMEncrypt [options] [device] [device] [...] DESCRIPTION Transmit a file over powerline using CM_ENCRYPTED_PAYLOAD messages. This program tests and demonstrates proper (or improper) message routing but does not support encrypted transmission. All payloads are sent unencrypted at this time. OPTIONS -A status The AVLN Status. This indicates the current association status and capabilities of the sending station. Permit‐ ted values are 0 through 255 but only value 0 through 5 and 8 are recognized by the firmware. Values may be entered in decimal, hexadecimal or binary format. Hexadecimal value are prefixed with "0x" or "0X". Binary val‐ ues are prefixed with "0b" or "0B". The default is 0. -f file The name of the payload file. File content may be text or binary and forms the payload of one or more messages. Payloads are transmitted unencrypted when PID is 4 and PEKS is 15 which is default. -K PEKS The Payload Encryption Key Select. This value indicates the key used to encrypt the payload. Permitted values are 0 through 15. Values may be entered in decimal, hexadecimal or binary format. Hexadecimal value are prefixed with "0x" or "0X". Binary values are prefixed with "0b" or "0B".. The default is 15 for "No Encryption". -P PID The Protocol Identifier. This value detemines how the payload is interpreted by powerline devices. Permitted values are 0 through 4. The default is 4 for "HLE Protocol". -v Print incoming and outgoing Ethernet frames in hex dump format on stdout. -?,--help Print program help summary on stdout. This option takes precedence over other options on the command line. -?,--version Print program version information on stdout. This option takes precedence over other options on the command line. Use this option when sending screen dumps to Atheros Technical Support so that they know exactly which version of the Linux Toolkit you are using. ARGUMENTS device The Media Access Control (MAC) address of a remote host, not a powerline device. Addresses are 6 hexadecimal octets optionally separated by colon. For example, the addresses "00b052000001", "00:b0:52:00:00:01" and "00b052:000001" are all valid and equivalent. For convenience, the symbolic address "local" resolves to "00:b0:52:00:00:01" and the symbolic addresses "all" and "broadcast" both resolve to "ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff". INTERNALS This program lets the user specify some CM_ENCRYPTED_PAYLOAD fields but not others. The following are fields that the user cannot specify. The program automatically computes these values. PRN The Protocol Run Number. This is a random number used to distinguish between runs having the same protocol. This program uses the system time variable. UUID The Universally Unique Identifier. This program uses the left-most 16 bytes of the SHA256 digest for the payload. REFERENCES Consult the HomePlug AV Specification or Atheros Firmware Technical Reference Manual for more information. EXAMPLES The following example transmits file myfile.txt to host 00:85:73:00:94:01 in unecrypted format because that is the pro‐ gram default. The remote address is required and refers to the ultimate recipient, not the local device. # CMEncrypt -f myfile.txt 00:85:73:00:94:01 The next example does the same but specifies the program defaults. Observe that operands can be expressed in decimal, binary or hexadecimal format. # CMEncrypt -f myfile.txt -A 0 -P 0b0100 -K 0x0F 00:85:73:00:94:01 DISCLAIMER Atheros HomePlug AV Vendor Specific Management Message structure and content is proprietary to Qualcomm Atheros, Ocala FL USA. Consequently, public information is not available. Qualcomm Atheros reserves the right to modify message structure or content in future firmware releases without any obligation to notify or compensate users of this program. SEE ALSO None. CREDITS Charles Maier<EMAIL_ADDRESS>open-plc-utils-0.0.3 November 2013 CMEncrypt(1)


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Public Member Functions | |
| TimeString (String sk_path, String config_path="") | |
| virtual void | set_input (time_t input, uint8_t inputChannel=0) override final |
| String | as_signalK () override final |
| virtual JsonObject & | get_configuration (JsonBuffer &buf) override final |
| virtual bool | set_configuration (const JsonObject &config) override final |
| virtual String | get_config_schema () override |
| Public Member Functions inherited from ValueConsumer< time_t > | |
| void | connectFrom (ValueProducer< time_t > *pProducer, uint8_t inputChannel=0) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Transform< T > | |
| Transform (String sk_path, String config_path="") | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from TransformBase | |
| TransformBase (String sk_path, String config_path="") | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from SignalKSource | |
| SignalKSource (String sk_path) | |
| String & | get_sk_path () |
| void | set_sk_path (const String &path) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Observable | |
| void | notify () |
| void | attach (std::function< void()> observer) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Configurable | |
| Configurable (String config_path) | |
| virtual void | save_configuration () |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Enable | |
| Enable (uint8_t priority=0) | |
| virtual void | enable () |
| const int8_t | getEnablePriority () |
| Public Member Functions inherited from ValueProducer< T > | |
| ValueProducer () | |
| virtual const T & | get () |
| void | connectTo (ValueConsumer< T > *pConsumer, uint8_t inputChannel=0) |
| SymmetricTransform< T > * | connectTo (SymmetricTransform< T > *pProducerConsumer, uint8_t inputChannel=0) |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from TransformBase | |
| static const std::set< TransformBase * > & | get_transforms () |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from SignalKSource | |
| static const std::vector< SignalKSource * > & | get_sources () |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from Enable | |
| static void | enableAll () |
| Public Attributes inherited from Configurable | |
| const String | config_path |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from Configurable | |
| virtual void | load_configuration () |
| Protected Attributes inherited from SignalKSource | |
| String | sk_path |
| Protected Attributes inherited from ValueProducer< T > | |
| T | output |
Definition at line 9 of file timestring.h.
| TimeString::TimeString | ( | String | sk_path, |
| String | config_path = "" |
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| ) |
Definition at line 4 of file timestring.cpp.
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finaloverridevirtual |
Returns the data to be reported to the server as a SignalK json string.
Reimplemented from SignalKSource.
Definition at line 17 of file timestring.cpp.
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overridevirtual |
Returns a configuration schema that specifies the key/value pairs that can be expected when calling get_configuration(), or are expected by set_configuration(). The schema will be in JSON Schema format
Reimplemented from Configurable.
Definition at line 34 of file timestring.cpp.
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finaloverridevirtual |
Returns the current configuration data as a JsonObject. In general, the current state of local member variables are saved to a new object created with JsonBuffer::createObject() and returned.
Reimplemented from Configurable.
Definition at line 27 of file timestring.cpp.
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finaloverridevirtual |
Sets the current state of local member variables using the data stored in config.
Reimplemented from Configurable.
Definition at line 44 of file timestring.cpp.
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finaloverridevirtual |
Used to set an input of this consumer. It is usually called automatically by a ValueProducer.
| newValue | the value of the input |
| inputChannel | Consumers can have one or more inputs feeding them. This parameter allows you to specify which input number the producer is connecting to. For single input consumers, leave the index at zero. |
Reimplemented from ValueConsumer< time_t >.
Definition at line 10 of file timestring.cpp.


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Use Chrome web apps to access IBM Connections (and others)
Inside IBM (not counting the Greenhouse and SmartCloud) I'm a member of close to 200 communities. In some of them I'm quite active, in some I just follow the news stream. While the connections homepage keeps me updated with an activity stream, navigating to my favorite communities is uncomfortable.
I could add them to a browser bookmark, but that has no geek factor. Since the introduction ( read the full story) and reinvention of tiled start screens I grew fond of them and like to keep it that way. This is one of my Chrome start tabs (you can have many)
Luckily Google Chrome offers tiles too and with a few easy steps I can add my favorite destinations onto the start screen:
As usual: YMMV
I could add them to a browser bookmark, but that has no geek factor. Since the introduction ( read the full story) and reinvention of tiled start screens I grew fond of them and like to keep it that way. This is one of my Chrome start tabs (you can have many)
Luckily Google Chrome offers tiles too and with a few easy steps I can add my favorite destinations onto the start screen:
- Create a directory somewhere on your disk. Since you most likely will create more than one icon, put it under a common home. e.g.
~/MyGoogleIcons/wisselblog
. Your "result will end in~/MyGoogleIcons
later on - Now comes the hardest part: Create 2 GIF images for your application. One in the size 128x128px and one in 24x24px. If your community has an image, use that one, just make sure it still looks recognizable in the needed sizes. Save them to your directory
- Create a text file
manifest.json
in your directory. You can edit it with Notepad. The content should look like this (of course you put your own titles and URLs in there):{We are done with writing code here, if you want to know more check the full details what is possible
"name" : "NotesSensei Blog" ,
"version" : "1" ,
"icons" : { "24" : "wisselnet-24.gif" , "128" : "wisselnet-128.gif" } ,
"app" : {
"launch" : {
"web_url" : "http://www.wissel.net/"
}
}
} - Open Chrome, go to the extensions settings (Settings, Extensions) and check in the upper right corner "Developer mode". You will get two new buttons: "Load unpacked extension..." and "Pack extension..." If you just want to test your new icon, load is the right choice. When you are ready to finalize, so you can share, click pack
- You are prompted for the directory with your manifest.json file. Leave the key empty. When you update your extension, then you need to specify the key:
- You are ready to install and to share. Drag the new crx file onto your settings page and Chrome will prompt you for install permission:
The new icon is on your page and you can drag to arrange it as desired. Friends and coworkers can use the crx file too - If you are an admin and want to roll-out the icons to a large user base, Chrome policies do that job for you
- Repeat for all the key communities
As usual: YMMV
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UK weather: Entire village told to evacuate as record flooding swamps homes
About 700 people in Fishlake, north of Doncaster, in South Yorkshire were told to get out of their homes after the River Don burst its banks and peaked at a record 21ft
by Chris Kitching, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/chris-kitching/, Ashley Pemberton, Dominica SandaAn entire village in South Yorkshire has been evacuated amid record flooding and seven "danger to life" warnings along the same river.
About 700 people in Fishlake, north of Doncaster, were told to leave their homes for their own safety after the River Don burst its banks and hit its highest level ever recorded.
By then homes were already under 400ft of water and stranded residents were being rescued by firefighters in boats.
The river, which flows through Sheffield, Rotherham and Doncaster, peaked at just over 6.3 metres (21ft) on Friday, higher than levels seen during a catastrophic flood in 2007.
Have you been forced to leave your home due to flooding? Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Firefighters have rescued more than 180 people across the county since Thursday and Friday, when more than a month's worth of rain fell in 24 hours.
Housing Minister Robert Jenrick said the Government would trigger its emergency Bellwin scheme to fund the cost of tackling floods in Yorkshire, Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire.
Seven severe flood warnings were in place along the River Don - at Barnby Dun, Bentley, Fishlake, Kirk Bramwith, Kirk Sandall, South Bramwith and Willow Bridge Caravan Site - as of Saturday evening.
The Environment Agency had also issued 57 warnings - mostly in Yorkshire and the Midlands - where flooding was expected and "immediate action" was required.
There were 85 flood alerts, meaning flooding is possible, across England.
Doncaster Council urged the entire population of Fishlake, where there are around 200 houses, to flee for their own safety as the region was ravaged by the worsts floods in decades.
Some residents were angry that they did not receive a warning from the authorities until after their homes were flooded.
A spokesman for the Environment Agency said 1,600 people have been evacuated from 1,200 houses across Yorkshire so far.
He added that at least 300 houses have been flooded and a multi-agency rescue effort is in place.
Linda Bushell, who lives in Fishlake with her son Paul Sims, fled her house at around 11pm on Friday and stayed in the nearby Hare and Hounds pub, which is on higher ground.
She frantically rushed to move valuables and clothes upstairs after seeing water flood into the village.
Her three-bedroom semi, which she has lived in for 32 years, is under 4ft of water and she has no idea when she can return.
Linda, 52, said: "My son came running downstairs saying something was going on. I went outside and saw all the roads were flooded. It was up to my knees.
"I just managed to get everything upstairs and get out of the house. We got out as quickly as we could and stayed in the pub last night.
"I have no idea when I can return to my house.
"My son went back last night to check on it but he said it is under at least 4ft of water.
"It's probably a mess, my main priority is getting back as soon as I can to see what mess it is in. Luckily, I am insured, but it will take a long time to clean up."
Linda claims there was a lack of communication from the authorities as she only got a flood warning text after her house was submerged.

"I'm also angry because we didn't get any warning. This could have been avoided yesterday.
"The council knew about this yesterday afternoon. Why didn't they do something about it then?
"I got a text from the Environment Agency saying I was at risk of flooding after my house had already flooded."
Linda was expecting to stay at the pub again on Saturday night as she has nowhere else to go.
She said: "It's the highest point in the village. People are either staying here or at the church."
Wendy Brownbridge, a church warden at St. Cuthbert's in Fishlake, is helping to get aid to villagers affected by the flooding.
Locals have donated supplies to the village, which has been cut off as roads in and out of it have been left impassable.
Tractors have been used to drop off blankets, sleeping bags and food at the church, where some stranded residents slept last night after being told to leave their homes.
Ms Brownbridge said: "A lot of people stayed here last night.
"We're not expecting any more rain, but because there is still flood warnings, people have been told to get out.
"People are very worried, about 20 homes have been flooded and it is very hard to see your possessions under water.
"Environment Agency officers were asking people if they wanted to go and offered them help if they did."
South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue service has three boats operating in the village to help people flee to safety.
A spokesman for Doncaster Council said: "Due to the rate of rising water in the Trundle Lane area, a decision has been made to issue a severe flood warning in Fishlake.
"Residents in the area are advised to evacuate their property and are being supported to do so."
Mayor of Doncaster, Ros Jones, said: "South Yorkshire has just seen one of the wettest days on record and as a result we have severe flood warnings in place in Kirk Bramwith, South Bramwith, Kirk Sandall, Willow Bridge, Barnby Dun and Bentley.
"We are working with our partners and closely monitoring the situation. Some residents have already been evacuated and we have set up rest centres where we are providing support and advice."
A woman who died after being swept away in floodwater has been named as Annie Hall, the former High Sheriff of Derbyshire.
She was swept away in the rain-swollen and debris-filled River Derwent in Rowsley and her body was recovered about two miles away in Darley Dale, near Matlock.
The River Derwent peaked at its highest ever recorded level on Friday night.
Meanwhile, Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn called for better flood management ahead of a visit to deluged communities.
During a visit to Leeds on Saturday, Mr Corbyn said better upstream river management and flood defences in towns were needed and called for more funding for emergency services.
"Obviously we need much better flood management and prevention schemes," he said.
"It also means properly funding our fire and rescue services and properly funding our Environment Agency to deal with this.
"The Environment Agency has lost a fifth of its staff, the fire services have lost more than a fifth of their staff. They're struggling to cope with this."
The Labour leader said the UK could expect more extreme weather due to climate change.
Mr Corbyn was due to visit flood-hit areas of South Yorkshire on Saturday.