We can use 'jQuery Color Key' to change any Html Element's color instantly, easily. 'jQuery Color Key' is made with simple JavaScript. I made it to use in my Web Project. 'jQuery Color Key' is totally free & open source. You can use it in your static projects. So Feel free to use it as your need anytime, anywhere. Happy Coding, Guys! 😃


--- title: RMarkdown to Github Pages author: Yang Liu date: '2021-01-06' slug: RMarkdown-to-Github-Pages categories: - Github output: blogdown::html_page: toc: FALSE --- }}index_files/anchor-sections/anchor-sections.css" rel="stylesheet" />
Example of one of my Github pages:
You might have read this GitHub and RStudio tutorial by searching this topic. It is quite long and confusing as it tries to teach Git at the same time. You don’t need any of those branch operations. And the example yaml code is not indented correctly (corrected below).
Here is the short version:
Make sure the yaml format is indented correct. Most errors come from a wrong format of the yml file, for example, I’d get an error “Format is not of class rmarkdown” when the rendering completes if I remove one space before theme: cosmo
.
The following example as in the tutorial (format corrected) creates a navbar with website title “Cars”, home page named “HomePage” (using index.html) and another page called “Page 1” (using speed-and-distance.html).
The name of the html files href
match your RMarkdown html output. I’d just name the .Rmd files with the same names
name: "cars"
output_dir: "docs"
navbar:
title: "Cars"
left:
- text: "HomePage"
href: index.html
- text: "Page 1"
href: speed-and-distance.html
output:
html_document:
theme: cosmo
How the navbar on the site looks like
Here is another example, the yaml file for the sample page posted in the beginning, you can check the repo to see how are the files organized.
name: "COVerAge_Plot"
output_dir: "docs"
navbar:
title: "HOME"
left:
- text: "Plots for COVerAGE-DB"
href: index.html
- text: "Country profile"
href: country_report.html
output:
html_document:
theme: cosmo
knit
and output
part from the heading of .Rmd files
So they don’t need their own output
anymore---
title: "Speed and Distance"
---
This will render every .Rmd file in the root directory.
Think the Github page as a one-page site with index.html as the homepage.
rmarkdown::render_site()
Make sure the homepage is named as index.html
. Go to repo settings -> GitHub Pages and point the source to where thisindex.html
file is. Also you can change theme using the “Theme Chooser”.
You can only assign the short domain names like liuyanguu.github.io to one repo by changing the name of your repo into this URL (in my case, this blog, I have a repo named liuyanguu.github.io
). All the rest pages and sites hosted on Github will have the repo name attached behind: liuyanguu.github.io/COVerAge_Plot (although this is not a page on this blog).


Amazon Simple Storage Service aka S3 is a cloud storage for the Internet. You first create a bucket and you can then upload any number of objects (photos, videos, documents etc.) to it. However if the permissions (ACL) are not well settled, bad things can happen.
Recently disclosed by Hackerone, a misconfiguration in their Amazon Web Services S3 buckets allowed any authenticated user to write in there. From here an attacker could upload a malicious file waiting for someone open it, or overwrite existing files.
When you crawl a website, you can you can check the presence of S3 by intercepting calls to amazonaws.com
.
The bucket call can have different look:
https://<aws_region>.amazonaws.com/<bucket_name>/<file_path>
or:
https://<bucket_name>.amazonaws.com/<file_path>
Once you get the bucket name, you can execute many tests using awscli to check his permissions. If you try to access to a bucket who doesn’t exist, you’ll get this message:
$ aws s3 ls s3://gwen001-azertyuiop
A client error (NoSuchBucket) occurred when calling the ListObjects operation: The specified bucket does not exist
If you try to execute a command you are not allowed to, you’ll then get something like this:
$ aws s3 ls s3://gwen001-test000/
A client error (AccessDenied) occurred when calling the ListObjects operation: Access Denied
For the purpose of this article I created some buckets with differents permissions:
| Bucket | Grantee | Read | Write | get ACL | set ACL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| test000 | - | - | - | - | - |
| test001 | me | yes | yes | yes | yes |
| test002 | Everyone | yes | - | - | - |
| test003 | Everyone | yes | yes | - | - |
| test004 | Everyone | yes | yes | yes | - |
| test005 | Everyone | yes | yes | yes | yes |
Using my brain and bit of Bash, I wrote a script based on a wordlist to discover and test my buckets.
The wordlist:
test000 test001 testme test002 test003 test004 test005 testx
The script:
https://github.com/gwen001/pentest-tools/blob/master/s3-buckets-force.sh
Finally 6 buckets has been found, which is correct, and the permissions has also been tested.
When Edit Permissions
is allowed for Everyone
, this is the deadly zone but don’t underestimate the power of read only.
From a pentester point of view this is a very good start to gather informations about your business and for a hacker it’s a great source to leak your datas.


Kristoffer Ajer issues Celtic warning as he calls for Lazio humility
The Norwegian is wary of over-confidence at the Stadio Olimpico.
by Craig Swan, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/craig-swan/Kristoffer Ajer insists Celtic must stay humble to be heroes in Rome.
The centre-back is aware his team are going to face a searching examination when they tackle Lazio in the Olympic Stadium.
Celtic stung the Serie A side with a brilliant win at Parkhead in the last round of Group E fixtures but the Norwegian knows that will only have stoked home fires for the return.
The defender believes Celtic must take confidence into the game but also a sense of realism about the challenge if they want to repeat the magnificent win they achieved in Glasgow.
Ajer said: “It was great we managed to beat them at Celtic Park but at the same time you have to be humble. We know we are facing one of the best teams in Europe in their own stadium.
“Italy will provide a great challenge for us. We know that we are going there and Lazio have to win the match. But at the same time we have a really good chance of winning also.
“I have never played in Italy so it’s going to be something new for me. Obviously it is going to be a tough game. Lazio are a very good team.

Ajer is set to come face to face with Serie A’s leading marksman Ciro Immobile, but added: “There are so many attacking players in the Lazio squad. It’s not just him.
“So you know you are going to have to be on top of your game no matter who plays for them.”
Ajer is hoping if the backline can do their jobs well his colleagues at the top end of the pitch can damage Lazio.
Mohamed Elyounoussi is amongst those on flying form with seven goals in his last seven games and Ajer said: “He’s been fantastic, so good for many games recently and you can see his fitness and confidence growing.
“It is great to see him do so well. He went for a big price from Basel and he was terrific when he played there.
“He is coming back to that best form now but I think he maybe has even more to show and more to come.
“He loves it at Celtic and it is a fantastic group of players to come into. Everyone works hard for each other and the dressing room at games and at Lennoxtown is fantastic. It’s just a great bunch to be a part of.”


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Here are a few notes—by no means conclusive—from Mr Key's American sojourn. Further bulletins may follow.
I met a fanatical devotee of Jethro Tull, with whom I shared observations about the first four or five LPs and the apparel worn by the flautist Anderson in the early days.
I am minded to note that what British people call a “flannel” and Americans call a “washcloth” has always been known in my family as a “facecloth”. This is possibly due to a transliteration by my Flemish-speaking Ma. It has been decreed that henceforth the social networking application Facebook will be referred to as Facecloth. All Hooting Yard readers and listeners are expected to adopt the new term exclusively and with immediate effect.
I met a couple who have a pet eel named Peaches. Sadly, I did not meet Peaches The Eel herself. (Himself? Itself?)


The code shown in this tutorial can be executed by running pyGPs/Demo/demo_GPR.py
This demo will not only introduce the regression model, it also provides the general insight of how to use the package. This general information will not be repeated in the other demos.
Once you installed pyGPs, the typical way to import it is:
import pyGPs
import numpy as np
First, load the data for this demo. The data consists of 1-d data points drawn from a unit Gaussian. This is the same data used in the GPML example (it is hardcoded in data/regression_data.npz).
Note that target vector can be in 2d matrix with shape (nn,1) or 1d vector with shape (nn,) where is number of test inputs. pyGPs can work with either format.
demoData = np.load('regression_data.npz')
x = demoData['x'] # training data
y = demoData['y'] # training target
z = demoData['xstar'] # test data
Now lets do regression with Gaussian processes. Using pyGPs for regression is really simple; here is the most basic example:
model = pyGPs.GPR() # specify model (GP regression)
model.getPosterior(x, y) # fit default model (mean zero & rbf kernel) with data
model.optimize(x, y) # optimize hyperparamters (default optimizer: single run minimize)
model.predict(z) # predict test cases
model.plot() # and plot result
By default, GPR uses a zero mean, the rbf kernel and a Gaussian likelihood. Default optimizer is a single run of Rasmussen’s minimize. You will see below how to set non-default values in another example.
pyGPs.GPR().plot() will plot the result, where the dark line is the posterior mean and the green-shaded area is the posterior variance. Note, that plot() is not a general method as it is not trivial to visualize high dimensional data. Here, pyGPs.GPR().plot() works for 1-d data only, while pyGPs.GPC().plot() is a toy method visualising 2-d input data in a classification scenario.
Now lets do another example to get insight into more advanced features of the toolbox.
You can specify non-default mean and covariance functions:
m = pyGPs.mean.Linear( D=x.shape[1] ) + pyGPs.mean.Const()
k = pyGPs.cov.RBF()
model.setPrior(mean=m, kernel=k)
Here, we use a composite mean as the sum of a linear and a constant function, and an rbf kernel. The initial hyperparameters are left to their default values. See Kernels & Means for a complete documentation of kernel/mean specification and custom kernel/mean construction. Once kernel and mean are specified, they are passed to the prior using setPrior().
You can add the traning data to the model explicitly by using setData(). So, you avoid passing them into getPosterior() or optimize() each time used. More importantly, the deafult mean will be adapted to the average value of the trainging labels (if you do not specify mean function by your own).
Further, you can plot the data in the 1-d case:
model.plotData_1d()
You can specify a optimization method different from the default, which is a single run of Rasmussen’s minimize. For example, you can choose to rerun the optimization method several times with different random initializations:
model.setOptimizer("Minimize", num_restarts=30)
The optimized hyperparameters returned by optimize() are then set to be the ones obtained from the run with the best result. The whole functionality for optimization is introduced in detail in the documentation Optimizers.
Instead of getPosterior(), which only fits data using given hyperparameters, optimize() will optimize hyperparamters based on marginal likelihood:
model.optimize()
There are several properties you can get from the model:
model.nlZ # negative log marginal likelihood
model.dnlZ.cov # direvatives of negative log marginal likelihood
model.dnlZ.lik
model.dnlZ.mean
model.posterior.sW # posterior structure
model.posterior.alpha
model.posterior.L
model.covfunc.hyp
model.meanfunc.hyp
model.likfunc.hyp
model.fm # latent mean
model.fs2 # latent variance
model.ym # predictive mean
model.ys2 # predictive variance
model.lp # log predictive probability
For example, to get the log marginal likelihood use:
print 'Optimized negative log marginal likelihood:', round(model.nlZ,3)
Prediction on the test data will return five values, which are output mean (ymu) resp. variance (ys2), latent mean (fmu) resp. variance (fs2), and log predictive probabilities (lp)
ym, ys2, fm, fs2, lp = model.predict(z)
Plot data. Note that GPR.plot() is a toy method only for visualising 1-d data. Here we got a different posterior by using a different prior other than in the default example.
model.plot()
[For all Models] Speed up computation time for prediction if you know posterior in advance. Posterior is passed as an object with three fields (attributes) post.alpha, post.sW and post.L. How to use these vectors to represent the posterior can be best seen from Algorithm 2.1 (page 19) in Chapeter 2 of the GPML book by Rasmussen and Williams, 2006.
post = myPosterior() # known in advance
ym, ys2, fm, fs2, lp = model.predict_with_posterior( post,z )
[Only for Regression] Specify noise of data (with by default):
model.setNoise( log_sigma = np.log(0.1) )
You do not need to specify the noise parameter if you are optimizing the hyperparamters later anyhow.
All plotting methods have keyword axisvals. You can adjust plotting range if you want. For example:
model.plot(axisvals = [-1.9, 1.9, -0.9, 3.9])
Switch to other Inference and Likelihood functions.
model.useInference("EP")
model.useLikelihood("Laplace")


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Alternate name
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Sub property of
Definition
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Example
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Editor’s note
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| (id) | - init |
| Default constructor for a new ReplaceableItem object. | |
| (id) | - initWithName: |
| Constructs a new ReplaceableItem object. | |
| (id) | - initWithName:andAttributes: |
| Constructs a new ReplaceableItem object. | |
| (void) | - addAttribute: |
| Adds a single object to attributes. | |
| (NSString *) | - description |
| Returns a string representation of this object; useful for testing and debugging. | |
Properties | |
| NSString * | name |
| The name of the replaceable item. | |
| NSMutableArray * | attributes |
| The list of attributes for a replaceable item. |
Replaceable Item.
| - (void SimpleDBReplaceableItem.)addAttribute: | (SimpleDBReplaceableAttribute *) | attribute |
Adds a single object to attributes.
This function will alloc and init attributes if not already done.
| - (NSString * SimpleDBReplaceableItem.)description |
Returns a string representation of this object; useful for testing and debugging.
| - (id SimpleDBReplaceableItem.)init |
Default constructor for a new ReplaceableItem object.
Callers should use the property methods to initialize this object after creating it.
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Constructs a new ReplaceableItem object.
Callers should use properties to initialize any additional object members.
| theName | The name of the replaceable item. |
| - (id SimpleDBReplaceableItem.)initWithName: | (NSString *) | theName | ||
| andAttributes: | (NSMutableArray *) | theAttributes | ||
Constructs a new ReplaceableItem object.
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Abstract Finite State Machine
Take a look on Wikipedia state machine description: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finite_state_machine
Any type of Transducers (Moore machine or Mealy machine) also may be implemented by using this abstract FSM. process() methods invokes a specified actions which may construct FSM output. Actions may be also used to signal, that we have reached Accept State
array
$_conjunctions= 'array'
Set of boolean query conjunctions
Each conjunction is an array of conjunction elements
Each conjunction element is presented with two-elements array:
array(
So, it has a structure:
array( array( array(
array
Details__construct(
)
:
void
Object constructor
$states is an array of integers or strings with a list of possible machine states constructor treats fist list element as a sturt state (assignes it to $_current state). It may be reassigned by setState() call. States list may be empty and can be extended later by addState() or addStates() calls.
$inputAphabet is the same as $states, but represents input alphabet it also may be extended later by addInputSymbols() or addInputSymbol() calls.
$rules parameter describes FSM transitions and has a structure: array( array(sourseState, input, targetState[, inputAction]), array(sourseState, input, targetState[, inputAction]), array(sourseState, input, targetState[, inputAction]), ... ) Rules also can be added later by addRules() and addRule() calls.
FSM actions are very flexible and may be defined by addEntryAction(), addExitAction(), addInputAction() and addTransitionAction() calls.
addEntryAction(
integer|string $state, \Zend_Search_Lucene_FSMAction $action
)
:
void
Add state entry action.
Inherited from: \Zend_Search_Lucene_FSM::addEntryAction()Several entry actions are allowed. Action execution order is defined by addEntryAction() calls
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $state | integer|string | |
| $action | \Zend_Search_Lucene_FSMAction |
addExitAction(
integer|string $state, \Zend_Search_Lucene_FSMAction $action
)
:
void
Add state exit action.
Inherited from: \Zend_Search_Lucene_FSM::addExitAction()Several exit actions are allowed. Action execution order is defined by addEntryAction() calls
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $state | integer|string | |
| $action | \Zend_Search_Lucene_FSMAction |
addInputAction(
integer|string $state, $inputSymbol, \Zend_Search_Lucene_FSMAction $action
)
:
void
Add input action (defined by {state, input} pair).
Inherited from: \Zend_Search_Lucene_FSM::addInputAction()Several input actions are allowed. Action execution order is defined by addInputAction() calls
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $state | integer|string | |
| $inputSymbol | ||
| $action | \Zend_Search_Lucene_FSMAction |
addInputSymbol(
integer|string $inputSymbol
)
:
void
Add symbol to the input alphabet
Inherited from: \Zend_Search_Lucene_FSM::addInputSymbol()| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $inputSymbol | integer|string |
addInputSymbols(
array $inputAphabet
)
:
void
Add symbols to the input alphabet
Inherited from: \Zend_Search_Lucene_FSM::addInputSymbols()| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $inputAphabet | array |
addRule(
integer|string $sourceState, integer|string $input, integer|string $targetState, \Zend_Search_Lucene_FSMAction|null $inputAction
=
null
)
:
void
Add symbol to the input alphabet
Inherited from: \Zend_Search_Lucene_FSM::addRule()| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $sourceState | integer|string | |
| $input | integer|string | |
| $targetState | integer|string | |
| $inputAction | \Zend_Search_Lucene_FSMAction|null |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| \Zend_Search_Exception |
addRules(
array $rules
)
:
void
Add transition rules
Inherited from: \Zend_Search_Lucene_FSM::addRules()array structure: array( array(sourseState, input, targetState[, inputAction]), array(sourseState, input, targetState[, inputAction]), array(sourseState, input, targetState[, inputAction]), ... )
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $rules | array |
addState(
integer|string $state
)
:
void
Add state to the state machine
Inherited from: \Zend_Search_Lucene_FSM::addState()| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $state | integer|string |
addStates(
array $states
)
:
void
Add states to the state machine
Inherited from: \Zend_Search_Lucene_FSM::addStates()| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $states | array |
addTransitionAction(
integer|string $sourceState, integer|string $targetState, \Zend_Search_Lucene_FSMAction $action
)
:
void
Add transition action (defined by {state, input} pair).
Inherited from: \Zend_Search_Lucene_FSM::addTransitionAction()Several transition actions are allowed. Action execution order is defined by addTransitionAction() calls
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $sourceState | integer|string | |
| $targetState | integer|string | |
| $action | \Zend_Search_Lucene_FSMAction |
finishExpression(
)
:
array
Finish an expression and return result
Result is a set of boolean query conjunctions
Each conjunction is an array of conjunction elements
Each conjunction element is presented with two-elements array:
array(
So, it has a structure:
array( array( array(
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| array |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| \Zend_Search_Lucene_Exception |
getState(
)
:
integer|string
Get FSM state.
Inherited from: \Zend_Search_Lucene_FSM::getState()| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| integerstring | $state|null |
processLiteral(
$literal
)
:
void
Process expression literal.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $literal |
processOperator(
integer $operator
)
:
void
Process next operator.
Operators are defined by class constants: IN_AND_OPERATOR, IN_OR_OPERATOR and IN_NOT_OPERATOR
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $operator | integer |
setState(
integer|string $state
)
:
void
Set FSM state.
Inherited from: \Zend_Search_Lucene_FSM::setState()No any action is invoked
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $state | integer|string |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| \Zend_Search_Exception |


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author: Jacob .
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Science:
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- dictation and copywork on ostriches


NAKED GUN: 2-1/2: THE SMELL OF FEAR A film review by Randy Parker Copyright 1996 Randy Parker
RATING: **1/2 (out of ****)
(Review written in 1991)
NAKED GUN 2-1/2 is more of the same from the Zucker brothers. And while the same is still sufficiently funny, it's hard not to yearn for some new tricks from these old comedy dogs.  The laughs are still there, but considering that these guys could make 100 of these films in their sleep, you can't help wondering what the point is. Where's the challenge? Where's the film's creative spark? A few of the sight gags are extremely creative, including a hilarious pot shot at Michael Dukakis. But, for the most part, the sameness of the moronic humor has made the jokes bland. The result: 2-1/2 is difficult to distinguish from the Zuckers' previous efforts, including the original NAKED GUN. And yet, when a movie makes you laugh about once every 30 seconds, it's hard, and unfair, to complain too strenuously.
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NutellaLicka27-Oct-18 01:13 AM
On that note. If you're sick of seeing the standard NOMP layout and long payout times of the couple of main pools. Consider switching.
http://minethepiratechain.black is the hottest new pool to hit the ecosystem.(edited)
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴27-Oct-18 01:15 AM
looking @NutellaLicka
NutellaLicka27-Oct-18 01:15 AM
Thanks CG
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴27-Oct-18 01:16 AM
If I mined in public pools, I'd pick that just because it's clean looking and I'm sick of the same 3 pages for dam'd near a decade
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Hollowman900027-Oct-18 01:19 AM
I can only be but a lowly land lubber foot soldier
Can’t dev
No people skills
Flexatron27-Oct-18 01:21 AM
Bruh.
700M diff
Hollowman900027-Oct-18 01:21 AM
That’s low, right?
NutellaLicka27-Oct-18 01:22 AM
NETWORK HASH: 160.50 MSol/s
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴27-Oct-18 01:22 AM
it's double yesterday and a tad above 2 weeks ago
NutellaLicka27-Oct-18 01:22 AM
I think we are at a new ATH
Hollowman900027-Oct-18 01:22 AM
Checks OTC
Flexatron27-Oct-18 01:22 AM
Difficulty ATH
Msol not
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴27-Oct-18 01:24 AM
Difficulty ATH
Msol not
I can't even see how that's possible, unless the averaging extrapolation is off
NutellaLicka27-Oct-18 01:24 AM
168Msol is ATH?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴27-Oct-18 01:24 AM
net sols is an estimation based on diff and find rate(edited)
Elasken27-Oct-18 01:25 AM
Sell 2k KMDICE for 3000 arrr or 300kmd. Pm me
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴27-Oct-18 01:27 AM
@Elasken please stop spamming in multiple chans
NutellaLicka27-Oct-18 01:28 AM
please stop scamming in multiple chans too
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Elasken27-Oct-18 01:28 AM
I do not send spam.  It can only have a single miner
If there are more than 1 it constantly forks
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴27-Oct-18 01:35 AM
lol
blackjok3r27-Oct-18 01:35 AM
Making a consensus rule that stops people mining it seemed to do the trick but
NutellaLicka27-Oct-18 01:36 AM
Centralised Blockchain (edited)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴27-Oct-18 01:36 AM
Centralised Blockchain: every bank should own one
blackjok3r27-Oct-18 01:36 AM
Yeah can't say it's useful for much but the streamer, maybe it does have other usea
memo27-Oct-18 01:36 AM
i have a ridiculously high amount of discarded shares mining arrr anyone else with the same
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴27-Oct-18 01:37 AM
discarded shares are meaningless
memo27-Oct-18 01:37 AM
mining on arr pool
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴27-Oct-18 01:37 AM
the are mostly work you were doing that no longer matters
memo27-Oct-18 01:38 AM
well when you have 22,000 discarded shares and only 1000 accepted doesnt that raise an alarmÉ
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴27-Oct-18 01:38 AM
high rejected is an issue; high discarded is "normal"
NutellaLicka27-Oct-18 01:38 AM
That could mean you're on a poor difficulty
memo27-Oct-18 01:38 AM
how to set difficulty? im using port 18888
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴27-Oct-18 01:39 AM
you don't set it, the pool does
memo27-Oct-18 01:39 AM
will try another pool to see results then
NutellaLicka27-Oct-18 01:39 AM
It could mean that, but if you're using the correct one, it may be another problem
Vague enough
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴27-Oct-18 01:40 AM
and number of accepted shares is only a number of value when weighed against the diff of each of those shares
1 share of diff 100 is the same value as 100 shares at diff 1
so wishes that along with ripping off cgminer, bitmain would have ripped off the help file and added a page for reading it
Exile1327-Oct-18 02:02 AM
!kmdtip @ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 1
KMD TipBotBOT27-Oct-18 02:02 AM
TipBot
@Exile13 (exile13#4458)
You tipped @ComputerGenie 👴👴👴1 KMD
Jumping on minethepiratechain.black. Why not spread the hash....
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No one mines alone. *Except CG (from what I can tell...O)
NutellaLicka27-Oct-18 03:53 AM
Yarrggh, come sail the seas with us.  Yet the pull of the sea is strong.
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ph03nix27-Oct-18 04:31 AM
pirate.black is black again
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴27-Oct-18 04:33 AM
I'm sailing away set an open course for the virgin sea
I've got to be free free to face the life that's ahead of me
On board I'm the captain so climb aboard
We'll search for tomorrow on every shore
And I'll try oh Lord I'll try to carry on....
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Elasken27-Oct-18 05:46 AM
Sell 2k arrr=220kmd. Pm me
nille27-Oct-18 07:30 AM
good morning
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴27-Oct-18 07:35 AM
hope buyers will be like this after CEX opens Arrr:
Is digpri working? I saw there were some arrr/btc buy orders there?
jl777c27-Oct-18 07:53 AM
Tuesday
blackbeard27-Oct-18 08:21 AM
Cap'n @FishyGuts
I see's ye git twice yer name 'ere'n discard, ey'e be tinkin' some scalletwag be tryin' ta board ye by stealth somewut ?
best someone scrub boat me twin'n ye twin so's we arl be sailin' safe !
@PirateChain - eye be settin' me twat fur arrrl good tings me lads!
Be shore'n follow ol' Blackbeard hemself if'n ye warnts ta be party ta this 'ere crew. We gots a lot'a merchantizin' bury'n ta be squared aways so best ye be'n yer toes else farty lashes from the yardarm f...
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ch6ris27-Oct-18 08:41 AM
I can't sync arrr, since upgrade to agama 2.43b
Anyone know a fix or experience the same thing?
blackbeard27-Oct-18 08:51 AM
A spoken' ta me quartermaster @house boat ye'all makin' good meemers'n gave good efferts! Eye be mighty proud 'o ye arrl!
Bit one fine hook-handed Pirate done did 'emself e'en more than the rest of ye, so fur that I be sharin' a 1000 ARR to 'em as a bonus. Good job lad, Arrrgh!(edited)
!arrrtip @IsekiSolari 1000
ARRR TipBotBOT27-Oct-18 08:52 AM
TipBot
@blackbeard (blackbeard#6825)
You tipped @IsekiSolari999.9999 ARRR
A network fee of 0.0001 ARRR was deducted from the amount.
This operation is pending. You will be notified when when it has finished.
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blackbeard27-Oct-18 08:53 AM
The rest of ye foyn men shall receib yar booty in good tyme this day' 'n the oberarrrl winner will be declared buoy vote once I done set it oop aright.
CHMEX27-Oct-18 08:55 AM
@ch6ris Yes I increased the onboarding price. It costs about 0.12 KMD / PIRATE if you want to mine bigger amounts in a 24 hours period.
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passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴27-Oct-18 08:59 AM
@FishyGuts or @house who take cares of this forum?
can new users get a message t owatch out scammers ?
or maybe we could have more sophisticated bots like for example - detecting someone is going to trade to get message "avoid scammers" as private message from bot(edited)
detecting based on offer made in OTC - offer detection based on keywords like Arr , KMD,
Oszy27-Oct-18 09:02 AM
@IsekiSolari grats! which one was yours?
looks like peter got his first victim even tho we said multiple times not to trade with him


Scott Banks in Dundee United transfer blow as Crystal Palace target set for Tannadice exit
The 18-year-old winger is on the verge of moving down south at the end of the season.
by Scott Burns, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/scott-burns/Crystal Palace target Scott Banks has knocked back a new deal and told Dundee United he will leave on freedom of contract.
The 18-year-old winger has played four times after a loan spell at Clyde last season.
United will be due around £200,000 in training compensation with Banks now likely to move south at the end of the season.
Meanwhile, Robbie Neilson has accused Hearts of being short-sighted after they axed Craig Levein.
The Tynecastle outfit fired the 55-year-old as manager and director of football last week.
Dundee United boss Neilson, head coach at Jambos under Levein, said: “I’m disappointed for Craig. Look at what he’s done for the long term, taking the club from post administration, back to the Premiership, putting the youth academy in place, building structures.
“It’s short-termism to move him.
“Craig will probably take a little while to reflect, get the energy levels back up again but he will be back in football, no doubt.”


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FORCES OF NATURE A film review by Matt Williams
RATING: * * 1/2 out of * * * *
Part road movie, part romantic comedy, Forces of Nature takes several overfamiliar plots and, well, repeats them. It's certainly not innovative, but it does have its moments.
Ben (Ben Affleck) is about to be married. His fiancee, Bridget (Maura Tierney) is waiting for him in Savannah, where the wedding is set to take place in a few days. All Ben has to do is travel from New York to Savannah. Easy, right? Not so fast...
With a seemingly unstoppable streak of bad luck, Ben's path is thwarted in some way each step of the way. To further complicate things, he meets the free-spirited Sarah (Sandra Bullock), also on her way to Savannah.
The pair use nearly every method of transportation aside from pogo sticks in their travels, but are always diverted in one way or another. Will Ben reach Savannah in time for his wedding? Will he still want to get married after his wild adventures? Will the audience's still care?
It is hard to watch Forces of Nature without thinking that the filmmakers must have been heavily influenced by the Steve Martin-John Candy comedy Planes, Trains and Automobiles. In fact the plot feels like a watered down version of that earlier comedy, with a little romance mixed in. The misadventures of Ben and Sarah are never truly inspired, but do have the odd moments of humor.
The screenplay does little to ward off the strange feelings of deja vu. The film is never subtle about its foreshadowing. For example, the film's opening scene focuses on a weather forecast showing a hurricane heading straight for Savannah. This warning is repeated multiple times throughout the film. The only thing that comes as a surprise is the fact that none of the characters in the film seem to be aware of what's coming.
Still, despite the odd feeling that you've been here before, the cast is able to make the journey worthwhile. Surprisingly, it isn't due to the leads who, though likeable, spark little chemistry. It's the supporting cast that makes this one shine. From Maura Tierney to Richard Schiff, the little roles make the movie. Particular credit goes to Steve Zahn for perking up the few scenes he's in as the wild and crazy best man.
To wrap things up, Forces of Nature contorts itself to deliver an ending that is neither crowd-pleasing nor believable. It's the final puzzlement in a puzzlement of a movie.
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Fans excited as Ahuofe Patri regains her beauty after ‘wee’ smoking saga
by RASHADThe 1.7 million fans of Ahuofe Patri on her Instagram page are excited for the actress after she shared new photos looking stunning.
They are not happy because she is looking just good but because it appears she has finally put down the Ganga which made her look sickly for months.
It’s been alleged for a couple of years now that Priscilla Opoku Agyemang Aka Ahuofe Patri is a big-time fan of marijuana.
SEE ALSO: Photos of Ahuofe Patri smoking hits online
Several celebrities who are known smokers have named her as big smoker during interviews.
Recently, Pope Skinny on Kofi Tv named Ahuofe Patri as one of the Ghanaian celebrities who are hooked on marijuana.
SEE HERE: Pope Skinny drops list of Ghanaian celebrities who smoke weed
All these rumors and speculations have been very visible in her photos which many people have described as in poor taste.
So to see her looking good has given hope to many of the fans that with time, she will bounce to her former glory.
Check out the photos she just shared below
SEE ALSO: New photos of Ahuofe Patri raises concern among her fans on social media
No joke, Ahuofe Patri is one of the most beautiful actresses in Ghana


Curriculum Vitae
Tara N. Furstenau, Ph.D.
| Contact Information | |
|---|---|
|<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| |
| Website | tfursten.github.io |
| Github | github.com/tfursten |
| Bitbucket | bitbucket.org/TaraFurstenau |
Research Experience
- 2016-Present
- Postdoctoral Scholar in Viacheslav Fofanov’s lab
The School of Informatics, Computing, and Cyber Systems
Northern Arizona University · Flagstaff, AZ - 2013-2016
- Graduate Student in Reed A. Cartwright’s lab
Center for Human and Comparative Genomics · The Biodesign Institute
Arizona State University · Tempe, AZ - 2010–2013
- Research Associate in Roberto Gaxiola’s lab
School of Life Sciences · Arizona State University · Tempe, AZ - 2009–2010
- Undergraduate Student Researcher in Lei Lei’s lab
School of Life Sciences · Arizona State University · Tempe, AZ
Education
- 2010-2016
- PhD, Molecular and Cellular Biology · Arizona State University · Tempe, AZ
Advisor: Reed A. CartwrightDissertation title: Spatial Genetic Structure under Limited Dispersal: Theory, Methods and Consequences of Isolation-by-Distance
- 2008-2010
- BSc, Bioinformatics and Genomics · Arizona State University · Tempe, AZ
Dean’s List · magna cum laude
Publications
Furstenau, TN, and RA Cartwright (2016). The effect of the dispersal kernel on isolation-by-distance in a continuous population. PeerJ 4:e1848. doi:10.7717/peerj.1848
Pizzio GA, Paez-Valencia J, Khadilkar AS, Regmi K, Patron-Soberano A, Zhang S, Sanchez-Lares J, Furstenau T, Li J, Sanchez-Gomez C, Valencia-Mayoral P, Yadav UP, Ayre BG, and RA Gaxiola (2015). Arabidopsis proton-pumping pyrophosphatase AVP1 expresses strongly in phloem where it is required for PPi metabolism and photosynthate partitioning. Plant Physiology 167:1541-1553. doi:10.1104/pp.114.254342
Submitted
Furstenau, TN, and RA Cartwright (2017). The role of self-incompatibility systems in the prevention of bi-parental inbreeding. PeerJ Preprints. doi:10.7287/peerj.preprints.3042v1. [Revised Version Accepted at PeerJ]
Furstenau, TN, Cocking, J, Sahl, JW, and VY Fofanov. Variant Site Strain Typer (VaST): Efficient strain typing using a minimal number of variant genomic sites. Submitted to BMC Bioinformatics.
Fofanov, VY, Furstenau, TN, Sanchez D, Hepp, C, Cocking, J, Sobek, C, Pagel, N, Walker, F, and CL Chambers. Guano exposed: Impact of aerobic conditions on bat fecal microbiome. Submitted to Methods in Ecology and Evolution.
Scientific Software
| Name | Description | Language | Repository |
|---|---|---|---|
| VaST | Variant Site Strain Typer: An algorithm which finds the minimum number of variant genomic sites for strain differentiation. | Python | Github |
| NbMCMC | Bayesian inference of neighborhood size using composite marginal likelihoods | Python | Github |
| SI-Sim | Self-Incompatibility Simulation: A spatially explicit individual-based model of a diploid plant population that reproduces according to five different models of self-incompatibility. | C++ | Github |
| IBD-Sim | Isolation-by-distance simulation: A spatially explicit individual-based simulation to model dispersal on a lattice using different dispersal distribution functions. | C++ | Github |
Presentations
Talks
- May 2017
- Strain-level pathogen identification using targeted PCR amplicon sequencing
The Biodefense and Disease Ecology Center Meeting
The Pathogen and Microbiome Institute · Flagstaff, AZ - December 2015
- Spatial genetic structure under limited dispersal
Job Talk
Informatics and Computing Program · Flagstaff, AZ - September 2015
- Bayesian estimation of neighborhood size using composite marginal likelihoods
Molecular and Cellular Biology Colloquium
The Biodesign Institute · Tempe, AZ - July 2015
- Bayesian estimation of neighborhood size using composite marginal likelihoods
Society for Molecular Biology and Evolution Meeting
Hofburg Imperial Palace · Vienna, Austria - September 2014
- Evolution of Self-Incompatibility: Investigating the role of self-incompatibility systems in the prevention of biparental inbreeding
Molecular and Cellular Biology Colloquium
The Biodesign Institute · Tempe, AZ - October 2013
- Evolution of Self-Incompatibility: Investigating the role of self-incompatibility systems in the prevention of biparental inbreeding
Molecular and Cellular Biology Colloquium
The School of Life Sciences · Arizona State University · Tempe, AZ - March 2012
- The roll of the H+-pyrophosphatase in the regulation of sucrose transport in plants
Molecular and Cellular Biology Colloquium
The School of Life Sciences · Arizona State University · Tempe, AZ
Posters
- June 2017
- Effects of Exposure on Bat Guano Microbiome
Microbiome Bioinformatics with QIIME 2 Workshop
Las Vegas, NV - June 2017
- Preemptive establishment of baseline bat microbiome diversity before White-Nose Syndrome strikes the Southwest
Microbiome Bioinformatics with QIIME 2 Workshop
Las Vegas, NV
(Presented by Graduate Student Mentee, Nicole Pagel) - June 2014
- The effect of the dispersal distribution on isolation-by-distance in a continuous population
Society for the Study of Evolution Meeting
Raleigh, NC - March 2014
- Characterization of Transgenic Arabidopsis thaliana overexpressing AVP1 and PLAFP
Arizona State University Undergraduate Research Poster Symposium
The School of Life Sciences · Arizona State University · Tempe, AZ
(Presented by Undergraduate Student Mentee, Sean Wilson) - Aug 2012
- H+-PPase AVP1 is necessary for phloem development in Arabidopsis thaliana
Molecular and Cellular Biology Graduate Student Retreat
The School of Life Sciences · Arizona State University · Tempe, AZ - July 2012
- H+-PPase AVP1 is necessary for phloem development in Arabidopsis thaliana
American Society of Plant Biologists Annual Meeting
Austin, TX
Teaching Experience
Courses
Arizona State University
- Fall 2014
- BIO340 General Genetics
Head Teaching Associate - Spring 2014
- BIO355 Introduction to Computational Molecular Biology
Innovative Teaching Associate - Fall 2013
- PLB108 Concepts in Plant Biology iCourse
Instructor/Developer - Spring 2013
- BIO340 General Genetics
Teaching Associate - Fall 2012
- BIO340 General Genetics
Teaching Associate - Spring 2012
- BIO340 General Genetics
Teaching Associate - Fall 2011
- BIO340 General Genetics
Teaching Associate - Summer 2011
- BIO181 General Biology I Laboratory
Teaching Associate - Spring 2011
- BIO182 General Biology II Laboratory
Teaching Associate - Fall 2010
- MBB343 Genetic Engineering and Society Laboratory
Teaching Associate
Northern Arizona University
- Spring 2017
- INF503 Large-Scale Data Structures and Organization
2 Guest Lectures
Workshops
- May 2016
- Software Carpentry
Instructor
Biodesign Institute · Arizona State University · Tempe, AZ - June 2015
- Software Carpentry
Helper
Wrigley Institute of Sustainability · Arizona State University · Tempe, AZ
Mentoring
- 2011-2013
- Honor’s Thesis
Sean Wilson
Thesis: Characterization of Transgenic Arabidopsis thaliana Overexpressing a Type I H+-Pyrophosphatase and the Phloem Lipid-Associated Family Protein.
Service and Outreach
- Software Carpentry Certified Instructor
- ASU’s Night of the Open Door Volunteer
- Ask-A-Biologist Volunteer Corespondent
- Green Labs Initiative Coordinator and Promoter
- Phosphorus Sustainability Research Coordination Network Core Participant
- Obama Scholars Mentor
Professional Development
- June 2017
- Microbiome Bioinformatics with QIIME 2 Workshop
QIIME Development Team · Las Vegas, NV - July 2013
- Next Generation Population Genomics for Non-model Taxa Workshop
American Genetics Association · Cornell University · Ithica, NY - Dec 2011
- Univector Plasmid-Fusion System Training
Childrens Nutritional Research Center · Baylor College of Medicine · Houston, TX


Namespace $W.util
Utility functions.
Defined in: webglu.js.
| Constructor Attributes | Constructor Name and Description |
|---|---|
| Method Attributes | Method Name and Description |
|---|---|
| <static> |
$W.util.clamp(min, max, val)
Clamps a value to a given range.
|
| <static> |
$W.util.genSphere(rings, slices, r)
Generate vertices, normals, texture coordinates, and element
indices for a sphere.
|
| <static> |
$W.util.getAxisAngle(rotation)
Get axis/angle representation of the rotation.
|
| <static> |
$W.util.getGLContext(canvas)
Create a WebGL context for the specified canvas.
|
| <static> |
$W.util.getNormalMatrixForUniform()
Calculates the 3x3 inverse transpose of the Model-View matrix.
|
| <static> |
$W.util.lerp(a, b, t)
Linear interpolation between numbers.
|
| <static> |
$W.util.lerpTriple(a, b, t)
Linear interpolation between triples
|
| <static> |
$W.util.loadFileAsText(path)
Load the file at the given path as text.
|
| <static> |
$W.util.parseOBJ(obj)
Parse a .obj model file
XXX Should I build the vertex/normal/texture coordinate arrays
explicitly from the face data? Can it work otherwise?
XXX Not quite working.
|
| <static> |
$W.util.slerp(t, q1, q2)
Spherical linear interpolation.
|
Method Detail
<static>
$W.util.clamp(min, max, val)
Clamps a value to a given range.
- Parameters:
- {Number|null} min
- The minimum value this function can return. If null is passed, there is no minimum.
- {Number|null} max
- The maximum value this function can return. If null is passed, there is no minimum.
- {Number} val
- The value to clamp.
<static>
{, Array, Array, Array, Array}
$W.util.genSphere(rings, slices, r)
Generate vertices, normals, texture coordinates, and element
indices for a sphere. Intended to be rendered with setElements.
XXX Not a 'sliced' sphere, need to fix that.
- Parameters:
- rings
- Number of horizontal rings that make up the sphere.
- slices
- Number of triangles per ring.
- r Optional
- The radius of the sphere, defaults to 1.0 if omitted.
- Returns:
- sphere Object containing sphere data.
- {Array} sphere.vertices Vertices for sphere of radius r.
- {Array} sphere.normals Normals for sphere with given number of rings and slices.
- {Array} sphere.texCoords Texture coordinates for sphere with given number of rings and slices.
- {Array} sphere.indices Per element indices.
<static>
$W.util.getAxisAngle(rotation)
Get axis/angle representation of the rotation.
Based on http://www.euclideanspace.com/maths/geometry/rotations/conversions/eulerToAngle/index.htm
XXX unused
- Parameters:
- rotation
<static>
{WebGL Context}
$W.util.getGLContext(canvas)
Create a WebGL context for the specified canvas.
- Parameters:
- {Canvas} canvas
- A canvas element.
- Returns:
- {WebGL Context} A WebGL context for the passed canvas.
<static>
{WebGLFloatArray}
$W.util.getNormalMatrixForUniform()
Calculates the 3x3 inverse transpose of the Model-View matrix.
Returns it in a format suitable to be passed directly as shader
uniform.
- Returns:
- {WebGLFloatArray} 3x3 inverse transpose, ready to be sent as a uniform.
<static>
$W.util.lerp(a, b, t)
Linear interpolation between numbers.
- Parameters:
- {Number} a
- Value to interpolate from.
- {Number} b
- Value to interpolate to.
- {Number} t
- Value from 0 to 1 representing the fraction between the two values to interpolate by.
<static>
$W.util.lerpTriple(a, b, t)
Linear interpolation between triples
- Parameters:
- {Array of 3 elements} a
- Array of values to interpolate from.
- {Array of 3 elements} b
- Array of values to interpolate to.
- {Number} t
- Value from 0 to 1 representing the fraction between the two sets of values to interpolate by.
<static>
{String}
$W.util.loadFileAsText(path)
Load the file at the given path as text.
- Parameters:
- {String} path
- The path to the file.
- Returns:
- {String} Data in the file as text.
<static>
{, , , , }
$W.util.parseOBJ(obj)
Parse a .obj model file
XXX Should I build the vertex/normal/texture coordinate arrays
explicitly from the face data? Can it work otherwise?
XXX Not quite working.
Defined in: crazyglu.js.
Defined in: crazyglu.js.
- Parameters:
- obj
- Returns:
- model An object containing model data as flat arrays.
- model.vertices Vertices of the object.
- model.normals Normals of the object.
- model.texCoords Texture coordinates of the object.
- model.faces Element indices of the object.
<static>
$W.util.slerp(t, q1, q2)
Spherical linear interpolation. For interpolating quaternions.
Based on reference implementation at http://www.euclideanspace.com/maths/algebra/realNormedAlgebra/quaternions/slerp/index.htm
- Parameters:
- {Number} t
- How far along to interpolate.
- {Quaternion} q1
- Quaternion to interpolate from.
- {Quaternion} q2
- Quaternion to interpolate to.


ResponseInterceptor
public protocol ResponseInterceptor
Response Interceptors are called just before a response is going to be returned back to the caller.
Examples of things you can do here:
- Collect/Log statistics about the failure rate of responses by counting the number of errors
- Update your session information from every response, if they have any
- You can even force
succeed
or forcefail
your responses in Response Interceptors
You should not do too much work synchronously in your response interceptors, since your responses have to wait for the interceptors before reaching back the caller. If you have to do long running tasks here, try dispatching them instead of running them synchronously, so that at least the intercept
method returns quickly.
-
This method gives you the chance to modify the network response just before it returns back to the original caller.
Special Modifiers:
You can force
fail
or forcesucceed
a response here using the methods.fail()
or.succeed()
on NetworkResponse
Declaration
Swift
func intercept(response: NetworkResponse) -> NetworkResponse
Parameters
response
NetworkResponse
Return Value
NetworkResponse


Class VectorExtensions
Extension methods for Unity's Vector struct
Inheritance
VectorExtensions
Assembly: cs.temp.dll.dll
public static class VectorExtensions
Methods
Declaration
public static Vector2 Average(this ICollection<Vector2> vectors)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| ICollection<Vector2> |
vectors |
|
Returns
Declaration
public static Vector3 Average(this ICollection<Vector3> vectors)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| ICollection<Vector3> |
vectors |
|
Returns
Declaration
public static Vector2 Average(this IEnumerable<Vector2> vectors)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| IEnumerable<Vector2> |
vectors |
|
Returns
Declaration
public static Vector3 Average(this IEnumerable<Vector3> vectors)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| IEnumerable<Vector3> |
vectors |
|
Returns
Get the relative mapping based on a source Vec3 and a radius for cylinder mapping.
Declaration
public static Vector3 CylindricalMapping(Vector3 source, float radius)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| Vector3 |
source |
The source to be mapped to cylinder
|
| Single |
radius |
This is a Single for the radius of the cylinder
|
Returns
Declaration
public static Vector2 Div(this Vector2 value, Vector2 scale)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| Vector2 |
value |
|
| Vector2 |
scale |
|
Returns
Declaration
public static Vector3 Div(this Vector3 value, Vector3 scale)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| Vector3 |
value |
|
| Vector3 |
scale |
|
Returns
Declaration
public static Vector3 InverseTransformPoint(this Vector3 point, Vector3 translation, Quaternion rotation, Vector3 lossyScale)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| Vector3 |
point |
|
| Vector3 |
translation |
|
| Quaternion |
rotation |
|
| Vector3 |
lossyScale |
|
Returns
Declaration
public static bool IsValidVector(this Vector3 vector)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| Vector3 |
vector |
|
Returns
Declaration
public static Vector2 Median(this ICollection<Vector2> vectors)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| ICollection<Vector2> |
vectors |
|
Returns
Declaration
public static Vector3 Median(this ICollection<Vector3> vectors)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| ICollection<Vector3> |
vectors |
|
Returns
Declaration
public static Vector2 Median(this IEnumerable<Vector2> vectors)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| IEnumerable<Vector2> |
vectors |
|
Returns
Declaration
public static Vector3 Median(this IEnumerable<Vector3> vectors)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| IEnumerable<Vector3> |
vectors |
|
Returns
Declaration
public static Vector2 Mul(this Vector2 value, Vector2 scale)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| Vector2 |
value |
|
| Vector2 |
scale |
|
Returns
Declaration
public static Vector3 Mul(this Vector3 value, Vector3 scale)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| Vector3 |
value |
|
| Vector3 |
scale |
|
Returns
Get the relative mapping based on a source Vec3 and a radius for radial mapping.
Declaration
public static Vector3 RadialMapping(Vector3 source, float radialRange, float radius, int row, int totalRows, int column, int totalColumns)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| Vector3 |
source |
The source to be mapped to cylinder
|
| Single |
radialRange |
The total range of the radial in degrees as a Single
|
| Single |
radius |
This is a Single for the radius of the radial
|
| Int32 |
row |
The current row as a Int32 for the radial calculation
|
| Int32 |
totalRows |
|
| Int32 |
column |
The current column as a Int32 for the radial calculation
|
| Int32 |
totalColumns |
|
Returns
Declaration
public static Vector3 RotateAround(this Vector3 point, Vector3 pivot, Quaternion rotation)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| Vector3 |
point |
|
| Vector3 |
pivot |
|
| Quaternion |
rotation |
|
Returns
Declaration
public static Vector3 RotateAround(this Vector3 point, Vector3 pivot, Vector3 eulerAngles)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| Vector3 |
point |
|
| Vector3 |
pivot |
|
| Vector3 |
eulerAngles |
|
Returns
Randomized mapping based on a source Vec3 and a radius for randomization distance.
Declaration
public static Vector3 ScatterMapping(Vector3 source, float radius)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| Vector3 |
source |
The source to be mapped to cylinder
|
| Single |
radius |
This is a Single for the radius of the cylinder
|
Returns
Get the relative mapping based on a source Vec3 and a radius for spherical mapping.
Declaration
public static Vector3 SphericalMapping(Vector3 source, float radius)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| Vector3 |
source |
The source to be mapped to sphere
|
| Single |
radius |
This is a Single for the radius of the sphere
|
Returns
Declaration
public static Vector3 TransformPoint(this Vector3 point, Vector3 translation, Quaternion rotation, Vector3 lossyScale)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| Vector3 |
point |
|
| Vector3 |
translation |
|
| Quaternion |
rotation |
|
| Vector3 |
lossyScale |
|
Returns


Work in Progress
My project is a C++ program that reads in data describing 3D models, in .obj file format, and renders and lights the models with OpenGL. Since my last post, I have implemented some user interactions and use of the CGAL data structure. The models I use to test my program came from the UC Berkeley Computer Graphics website :)
Latest Changes
- Automatically find and fit model.
- Maintain aspect ratio on window resize.
- Select Color.
- Shading based on vertex normal vectors.
- Rotation by mouse drag.
- Zoom by right click mouse drag.
- Option to move model by mouse drag.
Find and Fit
Now, whenever a new .obj file is selected, the “camera” automatically centers the model and makes it fit on the screen. I say “camera” because there is no actual camera in OpenGL. Instead, you manipulate the view by applying matrix transformations to the modelview and projection matrices. More on that later. I wrote a “camera” class, which handles these transformations.
Aspect Ratio
I think this is probably the least noticeable new feature, but it was one of the bigger challenges. If you watch closely, you can see that when I resize the window in the video, the cube retains its shape. In otherwords, it doesn’t turn into a rectangle if the viewer isn’t perfectly square. You might also notice that the angel is more slender than before.
Color Picking
To me this feature seems more impressive than the constant aspect ratio, but it took about five minutes to implement. Thanks to QT, color picking boiled down to two lines of code.
Ok, I had to write grabColor too, so maybe 5 lines. Still. I actually threw this feature in because I needed a break from some other issue I was stuck on.
###Vertex Shading
In my last post, I mentioned that every vertex needs a normal vector so openGL knows how to shade the model. At that time, I was just computing the normal for each face and lighting all of the vertices in that face uniformly.
Now, the normal for each vertex is assigned to be the average of the normals of all of the faces it belongs to. So the vertices on the corners of the cube are assigned a normal equal to the average of the normal vectors of the three faces that meet at that corner. The vertices on the edge of two faces get the average of the two normal vectors of those faces. The vertices in the middle of the face just get the normal that belongs to that face. OpenGL then interpolates in between the vertices to produce the smooth gradient you see.
User Controls
Making it “feel” natural
I expected understanding the openGL calls to be challenging, but I didn’t anticipate the challenge of making the controls intuitive. I guess this speaks to the idea that the best computer graphics go unnoticed.
The user controls are simulated by a series of repaints. Actually the model is being redrawn constantly, but without adjustments to the modelview or projection matrix, it is just drawn exactly the same. So my goal is to animate, or redraw, the model so the user feels like they are actually touching and manipulating the model with their mouse.
Rotation
Getting the model to rotate wasn’t hard. I could just use glRotatef to do that.
The first problem is glRotatef rotates the model around the origin, the point (0,0,0). This gives the appearance that the model was orbiting about an arbitrary point in space. Not what I want. I want the model to rotate about it’s center. That way it stays where it is and just spins around.
There is a clever trick to accomplish this. Since glRotatef rotates about the origin, you can just move whatever point you want to rotate about to the origin, apply the rotation, and then move the object back to where it was. Imagine I pick up the model, move it’s center to the origin, rotate it, and move it back to it’s original point in space.
Pretty neat trick! But still, I am left with a model that is rotating in crazy unpredictable patterns.
The rotations seem accurate at the beginning of the demo, but soon deviate from what is expected. You can see that the effect of dragging the mouse in one direction (like left to right) is inconsistent as time goes on.
This is because the rotations are accumulating.
Desired Effect:
0.) Start Position.
1.) Apply rotation A to position at 0.
2.) Apply rotation B to position at 1.
We want each mouse drag to produce a new, independent rotation. So when I drag the mouse from left to right, the model spins right, regardless of the rotations I performed previously.
Actual Effect:
0.) Start Position.
1.) Apply rotation A to position at 0.
2.) Apply rotation (A + B) to position at 1.
As is, the rotations are adding on top of eachother. So when I drag the mouse left to right, the model spins according to the sum of the prior rotation and the desired left to right rotation. Confusing right?!?!?!?!
OpenGL Matrix Stack
Here, the openGL matrix stack comes in. Here is the deal: In order to rotate my model, I am manipulating the Model View Matrix. But openGL actually maintains a “stack” of Model View Matrices for me to work with. If I want to save my current matrix, I can “push” it to the stack. Then, I can change the matrix however I want. When I decide that I want to go back to that matrix I pushed earlier, I can “pop” the matrix and I will get the next one on the stack. More confusion, no?
Let’s pretend that coloring is a matrix operation. So I start out with a regular white model view matrix. I call glPushMatrix(). Then I paint the matrix yellow.
Next, I decide I want a red matrix. If I just start using red paint to my yellow matrix, I am going to end up with an orange matrix. So, first I call glPopMatrix(). Now I get the white matrix back, paint it red, and I have a true red matrix.
Now, I call glPushMatrix() again. I want to turn the matrix purple this time.  Now I want a green matrix! But I don’t want to slather green paint on a purple thing.
Back to Rotation
Zoom
My first idea was to use glScalef on the Model View Matrix to zoom.
That isn’t quite right. Here I am actually changing the size of the model, rather than getting closer or further. This is kind of like the desired effect, but if I get too close holes start appearing in my models. By scaling the Model View Matrix, the model can get so big that parts of it would lie outside the clipping planes.
Instead of adjusting the Model View Matrix, I need to adjust the Projection Matrix. Doing so changes the way I view the “world”, as opposed to changing the model itself.
That’s it for now :) My next post will show my final project!


This project joins the 3d interactive representation of solar system with a powerfull terminal that runs Astra commands.
Among other possibilities, this model is capable of generating images of scenes in space, load real data of planetary positions and show orbital parameters and plane representations of the orbis. You can edit the rendering with a postprocessing tool, create lines, goto from one point to another and much more...


Manage service providers that handle shared cardholder data.
Service providers that handle shared cardholder data have to share responsibility for the security of that data.
If the company shares cardholder data with service providers for purposes such as back-ups or analysis, take the following actions:
List providers. Make a list of all service providers who share cardholder data. Attach the list to the information security documentation.
Make sure service providers acknowledge responsibility for security. Have each service provider who shares cardholder data sign a form, which states that the provider takes responsibility for securing cardholder data.
Perform due diligence. Perform due diligence before engaging any service provider. Document the due diligence process and attach this information to the information security documentation.
Monitor PCI DSS compliance of service providers. Check the PCI DSS compliance status of each service provider and attach this information to the information security policy. Delegate responsibility for monitoring PCI DSS compliance of service providers to a qualified staff member.


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Psalms 37:22
For such as be blessed of him shall inherit the earth; and they that be cursed of him shall be cut off.


June 21, 2019 by Jantra
This song by Johnny Swim speaks to my heart! It reminds me that there's no place like HOME!
Home is where the heart is.


Advanced HTML Animals
- Llama
- Tall, wooly quadraped, pointy ears. Sometimes rideable, but grumpy and spits a lot. Big fan of list items.
- Anaconda
- A very large constrictor snake; travels rapidly by way of anchors to sneak up on his prey.
- Hiphopapotamus
- His description is bottomless.


Nest thermostat
Connection to Nest REST API
In order to connect BeoLiving Intelligence to a Nest thermostat, a PIN code is required.
A link labeled Get PIN code for BeoLink NEST driver
is available on
the Systems
page when setting up a Nest thermostat. This link will
redirect you to Nest web site for obtaining the PIN after
authenticating with your Nest login.
Note: Each PIN code can be used for authorization only once. If Apply button in Systems page is pressed twice with the same PIN code, connection with Nest will be reset and a new PIN code must be generated.
Resources
The supported resource types are:
- Thermostat SP1: thermostat with single set point (for heating or cooling).
- Thermostat SP2: thermostat with two set points (for heating and cooling).
- Home/Away: button with feedback to interact with the away state of a home.
- Rush Hour: GPIO to indicate rush hour.
- Smoke + CO Alarm: a non standard resource type that reflects Nest’s Smoke + CO Alarm (Nest Protect) state.
While adding or editing resources, it is normal for the connection status icon to blink.
Once finished with resource edition, it may take up to 30 seconds for the connection to settle and for all resource states to synchronize.
Resource address
Nest thermostat device ID is used as a resource address. Since it’s quite hard to find it, it’s advised to register your thermostat into your Nest account and capture thermostats automatically by pressing Import resources → Load resource from connected system.
Commands, events and states
- Thermostat SP1
- Set setpoint: sets temperature set point of a thermostat or captures event on a given level.
- Set mode: sets system mode to home/away or captures event on a given state.
- System mode: captures system mode event (home/away).
- State variables:
- TEMPERATURE: The current temperature.
- SETPOINT: The current setpoint.
- MODE: The current mode: Heat, Cool or Off.
- _FAN TIMER ACTIVE: Indicates whether or not the fan is active.
- Thermostat SP2
- Set heat SP: sets heating set point of a thermostat or captures event on a given level.
- Set cool SP: sets cooling set point of a thermostat or captures event on a given level.
- Set mode: sets system mode to home/away or captures event on a given state.
- System mode: captures system mode event (home/away).
- State variables:
- TEMPERATURE: The current temperature.
- HEAT SP and COOL SP: The current heat and cool setpoints respectively.
- MODE: The current mode: Heat, Cool, Auto or Off.
- _FAN TIMER ACTIVE: Indicates whether or not the fan is active.
- Home/Away
- Home: sets the corresponding home away status to home.
- Away: sets the corresponding home away status to away.
- Toggle: toggles the corresponding home away status.
- Rush Hour:
- State variables:
- STATE: Indicates whether or not a rush hour is taking place.
- State variables:
- Smoke + CO Alarm:
- State variables:
- _IS_ONLINE: True when the Smoke CO Alarm is online.
- _BATTERY_HEALTH: The battery health status, can be
ok
orreplace
. - _CO_ALARM_STATE: The CO alarm state, one of
ok
,warning
oremergency
. - _SMOKE_ALARM_STATE: The smoke alarm state, one of
ok
,warning
oremergency
. - _UI_COLOR_STATE: The Protect LED color, useful for detecting problems without checking all the above state variables, can be one of
gray
,green
,yellow
orred
.
- State variables:


s6
Software
skarnet.org
The s6-fdholder-transferdump program
s6-fdholder-transferdump connects to two separate
fd-holding daemons and
transfers the content of the first one to the second one.
Interface
s6-fdholder-transferdump [ -t timeoutfrom:timeoutto ] pathfrom pathto
- s6-fdholder-transferdump connects to a
s6-fdholderd server process listening on
pathfrom and gets the whole set of file descriptors from
this server, with their identifiers and (when relevant) expiration
dates.
- It then connects to a different instance of
s6-fdholderd, listening on pathto,
and stores the set of file descriptors to it. The set is
added to the second server, which keeps the descriptors
it was already holding.
Options
- -t timeoutfrom:timeoutto :
if the operations cannot be
processed in timeoutfrom (for the connection to pathfrom)
or timeoutto (for the connection to pathto) milliseconds,
then fail with an error message.
Communications with the servers should be near-instant, so this option is
only here to protect users against programming errors (connecting to the
wrong socket, for instance).
Exit codes
- 0: success.
- 1: the source server denied the operation. The meaning of the error messages
is explained here.
- 2: the destination server denied the operation. The meaning of the error messages
is explained here.
- 100: wrong usage.
- 111: system call failed - this includes attempting to connect to a
nonexistent socket, or one where no s6-fdholderd
daemon is listening.
Notes
- Dumping the entire state of s6-fdholderd
requires special authorizations. Make sure the s6-fdholderd instances are
configured to accept
dump-getting and dump-setting requests from your client.
- A typical use case of
s6-fdholder-transferdump is
when the main fd-holding daemon needs to upgrade, or restart for some reason.
Transferring the file descriptors into another, temporary fd-holding daemon
instance allows it to restart without losing the descriptors.


# DeviceAtlas Device Detection API Config #
DeviceAtlas DeviceApi Config class provides options to customize the API
behaviour in terms of memory use, caching, performance and device properties.
### Settings (Config Class Attributes) ###
* [Use Tree Optimizer]
* [Optimizer Temporary Directory]
* [Cache Provider]
* [Ignore Data File Changes]
* [Include User-Agent Properties]
* [Include Language Properties]
* [Return NULL When There Are No Properties]
* [Client-side Cookie Name]
#### Use Tree Optimizer ####
Boolean value to enable/disable optimization of data file caching (data tree).
Enabling this parameter would dramatically reduce the memory foot print and data
file loading speed. It is highly recommend to turn this config on when detecting
devices in real-time using DeviceAtlasWeb.
When this config is on, the API will automatically divide the data file into
smaller pieces and cache them on the disk, the cached data will be used for
lookups afterwards. The API detects data file updates and will update the cache.
For more details, see [DeviceApi optimizations](README.DeviceApi.html).
**Config Methods**
setUseTreeOptimizer(TRUE/FALSE)
getUseTreeOptimizer()
**Default Value**
FALSE
#### Optimizer Temporary Directory ####
When optimizer is enabled, the cached files will be put inside the temporary
system directory by default. However you can change that directory with this
setting parameter.
**Config Methods**
setOptimizerTempDir($optimizerTempDir)
getOptimizerTempDir()
**Default Value**
sys_get_temp_dir()
#### Cache Provider ####
Parameter with the instance of the cache provider that will be used by the Tree
optimizer (MemCache, APC or file).
This will dramatically increase the lookup performance in most situations. It is
highly recommend to use this config when detecting devices in real-time using
DeviceAtlasWeb.
**Config Methods**
setCacheProvider(Mobi_Mtld_DA_CacheProvider_CacheProviderInterface $cacheProvider)
getCacheProvider()
**Default Value**
NULL
**NOTE**
It is important to differentiate the two cache types our API uses: API internal
cache and the Tree optimizer cache. Internal cache is used to save device
properties that are obtained with every lookup. Tree optimizer cache saves the
device data file that will be used to obtain the device properties.
Config parameter for internal cache is:
- Cache size.
Config parameters for Tree optimizer cache are:
- Use Tree optimizer.
- Optimizer temporary directory.
- Cache provider.
- Ignore data file changes.
#### Ignore Data File Changes ####
Boolean value to either only use the cached data file (tree) or automatically
make several checks in order to find changes in the original file and update the
cache.
It only makes sense to use this config property when the tree optimizer is used.
If you manually update the optimizer caches using the provided CLI tool
(ExtraTools/DeviceApiCache/data-file-optimizer.php) the checking is redundant
and unnecessary. In that case, you can turn this checking off.
**Config Methods**
setIgnoreDataFileChanges($setIgnoreDataFileChanges)
getIgnoreDataFileChanges()
**Default Value**
FALSE
#### Include User-Agent Properties ####
Boolean value to enable/disable the addition of User-Agent properties to the
detection. They are also known as "dynamic" properties as they can be detected
on the fly by directly parsing the User-Agent.
Enabling this property will worsen API detection performance. If you don't need
these properties, then set it to FALSE.
User-Agent/Dynamic properties: browserName, browserVersion,
browserRenderingEngine, osName, osVersion
**Config Methods**
setIncludeUaProps(TRUE/FALSE)
getIncludeUaProps()
**Default Value**
TRUE
#### Include Language Properties ####
Boolean value to enable/disable the addition of client's language and locale
preferences to the device property set.
If you don't need these properties, then set it to FALSE.
Language properties: language, languageLocale
**Config Methods**
setIncludeLangProps(TRUE/FALSE)
getIncludeLangProps()
**Default Value**
TRUE
#### Return NULL When There Are No Properties ####
Boolean value to make the API either return NULL if the property set to return
is empty, or a Properties object with no values inside.
**Config Methods**
setReturnNullWhenNoProperties(TRUE/FALSE)
getReturnNullWhenNoProperties()
**Default Value**
FALSE
#### Client-side Cookie Name ####
Name of the cookie where the Client-side properties will be saved in.
When using getProperties() method in a web application (DeviceApiWeb), the
detection will automatically use the content of this cookie, if it exists.
If you want the Client-side properties to be used add the DeviceAtlas client
side component (JavaScript lib) to your web-site pages.
When the User-Agent or HTTP headers are passed manually to getProperties(), the
Client-side properties can be also manually passed to this method as second
parameter.
Note that this config is only used as an argument of getProperties().
If you set the cookie name to NULL, then the Client-side properties cookie will
be ignored.
**Config Methods**
setCookieName($cookieName)
getCookieName()
**Default Value**
"DAPROPS"
### How It Works ###
Translating into code how the API settings are used, it is as simple as having
an instance of the Mobi_Mtld_DA_Device_Config class into the
Mobi_Mtld_DA_Device_DeviceApi object and the respective Config public methods
to check the wished settings and make the API work according to them.
#### Use Of The Default Settings ####
When a new instance of the Mobi_Mtld_DA_Device_DeviceApi class is created,
internally another instance of the Mobi_Mtld_DA_Device_Config class is generated
with the default settings.
```php
$deviceApi = new Mobi_Mtld_DA_Device_DeviceApi();
```
#### Use Of Custom Settings ####
In order to use custom settings, it is required to explicitly create a
Mobi_Mtld_DA_Device_Config object, set the settings and pass it to the
Mobi_Mtld_DA_Device_DeviceApi instance.
```php
/* Preferred method */
$config = new Mobi_Mtld_DA_Device_Config();
$config->setIncludeUaProps(FALSE);
$config->setUseTreeOptimizer(TRUE);
$deviceApi = new Mobi_Mtld_DA_Device_DeviceApi($config);
```
```php
/* Alternative method */
$deviceApi = new Mobi_Mtld_DA_Device_DeviceApi();
$config = new Mobi_Mtld_DA_Device_Config();
$config->setIncludeUaProps(FALSE);
$config->setUseTreeOptimizer(TRUE);
$deviceApi->setConfig($config);
```
### Example Of Use Case ###
For the scenario your system works, it is highly recommended to configure the
API with the most convenient settings in order to enhance performance, memory
footprint and, in general, provide a better user experience.
```php
/* Reduce response time and memory footprint for a web application */
$config = new Mobi_Mtld_DA_Device_Config();
// Boost API performance by ignoring dynamic properties if they are not part of
// the property set you expect.
$config->setIncludeUaProps(FALSE);
// Ignore language and locale properties if they are not needed.
$config->setIncludeLangProps(FALSE);
// Use the API Tree optimizer to optimally cache the data file and prevent it to
// load with every user request.
$config->setUseTreeOptimizer(TRUE);
// If the you don't update the data file very often (e.g. once a month), you can
// disable the automatic changes checks of the data.
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Back Step X of Y
Do you want to ask HMRC to review the decision first?
You can challenge the decision with HMRC directly for free.
You must contact HMRC within the deadline shown on the original notice letter from HMRC. This is usually 30 days, although you can still ask for a review if there are good reasons for being late.
There is no fee to pay to challenge the decision directly with HMRC. You will only have to pay your own costs, for example towards postage, printing or legal advice.
You can still appeal to the tax tribunal after a reviewHMRC will send you a decision letter telling you the result of the review.
If you disagree with the response from HMRC or cannot find a way to resolve the dispute directly with them, you can appeal to an independent tax tribunal. This is usually 30 days from the date you received the last decision letter from HMRC.
No, continue appeal to tribunal
Help with challenging a decision direct with HMRC
HMRC will clearly tell you on the original notice letter sent to you how you can query or appeal against a tax decision.
You normally have 30 days to appeal.
It is free to appeal directly to HMRC. You will usually have to pay your own costs, for example towards postage, printing or professional advice.
You can still appeal to the tax tribunal after an appeal to HMRC
HMRC will send you a decision letter telling you the outcome of your appeal.
If you disagree with HMRC’s response, you can:
- - ask HMRC for a review of the decision by an officer who wasn’t involved in the original decision (you can still apply to the tax tribunal afterwards if you do not accept the review findings)
- - consider alternative dispute resolution (ADR)
- - appeal to an independent tax tribunal within 30 days
See the guidance from HMRC on how to appeal against a tax decision.


Here are PlayStation’s Black Friday deals in Canada
The sales are available from November 28th to December 6th in Canada
by Dean DaleyBlack Friday is upon us and similar to other companies like Best Buy, The Source, and Microsoft, Sony’s PlayStation products will also be on sale.
This is a quick look at everything that’ll be on sale, but note, there will likely be a lot more gamers on promotion, so keep a lookout for that as well.
The sales are available from November 28th to December 6th in Canada.
All prices below are in Canadian dollars.
- Only on PlayStation PS4 Bundle for $249 CAD that includes a 1TB PS4, The Last of Us: Remastered, God of War, Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition.
- PlayStation 4 Pro for $369.99, regularly $499.99
- PS VR Multi-game bundle for $249.99, features PS VR headset, PS Camera and vouchers to download five PS VR titles: Astro Bot Rescue Mission, Skyrim VR, Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, Everybody’s Golf VR, PlayStation VR Worlds
- PS VR Blood & Truth + Everybody’s Golf Bundle for $319.99 features a PS VR headset, a PS Camera, two PS move controllers, and the two titles
- PS Gold Headset for $89.99 available in all colours, regularly $119.99
- DualShock 4 $49.99 in all colours, regularly $79.99
- 25 percent off PlayStation Plus (available November 22nd to December 2nd)
- Select PS exclusive games for $29.99 including Days Gone, Marvel’s Spider-Man: Game of the Year Edition, MediEvil, Concrete Genie and MLB The Show 19
- PlayStation Hits games for $9.99, usually $19.99
Check out more of the deals at the PlayStation Blog.