| APROPOS(1) | General Commands Manual | APROPOS(1) |
apropos
, whatis
—
apropos |
[-afk ] [-C
file] [-M
path] [-m
path] [-O
outkey] [-S
arch] [-s
section] expression ... |
apropos
and whatis
utilities
query manual page databases generated by
makewhatis(8), evaluating
expression for each file in each database. By default,
they display the names, section numbers, and description lines of all matching
manuals.
By default, apropos
searches for
makewhatis(8) databases
in the default paths stipulated by
man(1) and uses case-insensitive
extended regular expression matching over manual names and descriptions (the
Nm
and
Nd
macro keys). Multiple
terms imply pairwise -o
.
whatis
is a synonym for
apropos
-f
.
The options are as follows:
-a
-a
would. If the standard output is a terminal
device and -c
is not specified, use
more(1) to paginate them. In
-a
mode, the options
-IKOTW
described in the
mandoc(1) manual are also
available.-C
file-f
-k
apropos
.-M
path-m
path-O
outkey-S
arch-s
sectionThe options -chlw
are also supported and
are documented in man(1). The
options -fkl
are mutually exclusive and override
each other.
An expression consists of search terms
joined by logical operators -a
(and) and
-o
(or). The -a
operator has
precedence over -o
and both are evaluated
left-to-right.
-a
expr2-o
]
expr2=
|~
)]val,
where key is an
mdoc(7) macro to query and
val is its value. See
Macro Keys for a list of available
keys. Operator =
evaluates a substring, while
~
evaluates a case-sensitive extended regular
expression.-i
termResults are sorted first according to the section number in ascending numerical order, then by the page name in ascending ascii(7) alphabetical order, case-insensitive.
Each output line is formatted as
Where “name” is the manual's name, “sec” is the manual section, and “description” is the manual's short description. If an architecture is specified for the manual, it is displayed as
Resulting manuals may be accessed as
$ man -s sec name
If an architecture is specified in the output, use
$ man -s sec -S arch
name
any
may be used to match any available macro key.
Names and description:
Nm |
manual name |
Nd |
one-line manual description |
arch |
machine architecture (case-insensitive) |
sec |
manual section number |
Sections and cross references:
Sh |
section header (excluding standard sections) |
Ss |
subsection header |
Xr |
cross reference to another manual page |
Rs |
bibliographic reference |
Semantic markup for command line utilities:
Fl |
command line options (flags) |
Cm |
command modifier |
Ar |
command argument |
Ic |
internal or interactive command |
Ev |
environmental variable |
Pa |
file system path |
Semantic markup for function libraries:
Lb |
function library name |
In |
include file |
Ft |
function return type |
Fn |
function name |
Fa |
function argument type and name |
Vt |
variable type |
Va |
variable name |
Dv |
defined variable or preprocessor constant |
Er |
error constant |
Ev |
environmental variable |
Various semantic markup:
An |
author name |
Lk |
hyperlink |
Mt |
“mailto” hyperlink |
Cd |
kernel configuration declaration |
Ms |
mathematical symbol |
Tn |
tradename |
Physical markup:
Em |
italic font or underline |
Sy |
boldface font |
Li |
typewriter font |
Text production:
St |
reference to a standards document |
At |
AT&T UNIX version reference |
Bx |
BSD version reference |
Bsx |
BSD/OS version reference |
Nx |
NetBSD version reference |
Fx |
FreeBSD version reference |
Ox |
OpenBSD version reference |
Dx |
DragonFly version reference |
In general, macro keys are supposed to yield complete results without expecting the user to consider actual macro usage. For example, results include:
MANPAGER
MANPAGER
is used instead of the standard
pagination program, more(1);
see man(1) for details. Only
used if -a
or -l
is
specified.MANPATH
-M
, ignored if -l
is
specified.PAGER
MANPAGER
is not defined. If neither PAGER nor
MANPAGER is defined, more(1)
-s
is used. Only used if
-a
or -l
is
specified.apropos
utility exits 0 on success,
and >0 if an error occurs.
$ apropos =.cf
Include matches for “.cnf” and “.conf” as well:
$ apropos =.cf =.cnf
=.conf
Search in names and descriptions using a case-sensitive regular expression:
$ apropos '~set.?[ug]id'
Search for manuals in the library section mentioning both the “optind” and the “optarg” variables:
$ apropos -s 3 Va=optind -a
Va=optarg
Do exactly the same as calling whatis
with
the argument “ssh”:
$ apropos -- -i
'Nm~[[:<:]]ssh[[:>:]]'
The following two invocations are equivalent:
$ apropos -S
arch -s
section
expression$ apropos \(
expression \)
-a
arch~^(
arch|any)$
-a
sec~^
section$
apropos
utility is compliant with the
IEEE Std 1003.1-2008 (“POSIX.1”)
specification of man(1)
-k
.
All options, the whatis
command, support
for logical operators, macro keys, substring matching, sorting of results,
the environment variables MANPAGER
and
MANPATH
, the database format, and the configuration
file are extensions to that specification.
whatis
was already provided
by the former manwhere
utility in
1BSD. The apropos
and
whatis
utilities first appeared in
2BSD. They were rewritten from scratch for
OpenBSD 5.6.
The -M
option and the
MANPATH
variable first appeared in
4.3BSD; -m
in
4.3BSD-Reno; -C
in
4.4BSD-Lite1; and -S
and
-s
in OpenBSD 4.5 for
apropos
and in OpenBSD 5.6
for whatis
. The options
-acfhIKklOTWw
appeared in OpenBSD
5.7.
manwhere
in 1977
and the original BSD apropos
and whatis
in February 1979. The current version was
written by Kristaps Dzonsons
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and
Ingo Schwarze
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(ground / crushed) |
| T+ 0:30 |
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After reading much about nutmeg, I was eager to try it, but was wary about dosage, since I could not find a recommended 1st time dose. I decided to take one heaping teaspoon of powdered nutmeg, since that's about half of the minimum dose I'd seen. I took it at 11:00 on a Saturday morning, and was surprised to find the taste not at all unpleasant. Definitely strange, but not bad. What was bad was the texture of the nutmeg grains, but a few good drinks of water washed it all down.
At the time, I was in good health both physically and mentally, and my mood and life in general were pretty good.
Thirty minutes after ingestion, I began to feel the need for some caffeine, so I quickly downed a can of soda.
As the standard caffeine buzz began to wear off two hours after taking the nutmeg, I could definitely feel a change beginning. It took about one hour after that to reach peak effects, nice euphoria, not overpowering, I was able to walk around, talk to people and go about my business with not the least trouble. There was only a slight dry mouth sensation, but there was no nausea, headache or any other unpleasant side effects. Four hours into it, the high had diminished, and I felt only calm and sleepy.
Sleep was not necessary however, and after walking around for a while, I came down fully, and felt no after effects for the remainder of the day.
In conclusion, my experience with nutmeg was good, but not mind blowing by any means. I think I'll try it again at a slightly higher dose when I have more time to spend with it.
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PyOrangeCloud Documentation
PyOrangeCloud is a python binding (client library) of the Orange Cloud API. The Cloud API allows programmatically to access user data (folders, files) stored on the Orange Cloud.
The pyorangecloud python module gives straighforward access to all operations of the API, hiding complexity of token and session management.
In addition to the basic operations provided by the Orange Cloud API it gives some additional facilities like recursive folder traversal and resolution of files identifiers as hierarchical file paths.
For all the details of the data structures returned by the API, the full Cloud API reference is available here and a getting started manual is available here.
Some fundamental design rules of the python binding to the Cloud API
Just download the zip file from this repository. It contains the module itself pyorangecloud.py as
well as command line utility pyorangecloud_launcher.py and a sample program pyorangecloud_test.py.
To install, go to directory and execute setup.py. This will copy pyorangecloud.py to your python site so that it is permanently available.
Since it is a simple python module you also copy to your work directory and use without installation.
The pyorangecloud module depends on the requests module to perform http requests. Request is an open source delivered under Apache License 2.0 (same than the license of this module). To download and install the request module go to: Requests Documentation.
License
Copyright 2014 Orange
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the “License”); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an “AS IS” BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.
Quick Testing in command line
Open the pyorangecloud_launcher.py in your favorite editor, and edit the configuration variables CLIENT_ID, CLIENT_SECRET, REDIRECT_URI,
and if needed edit PROXIES, TOKEN_STORAGE_DEFAULT and PATHS_STORAGE_DEFAULT.
Ensure you have just obtained a fresh authorization code from a user (see url in Obtaining User Consent).
Then launch:
python pyorangecloud_launcher.py -c {userAuthCode} freeservice
This will display user free space.
python pyorangecloud_launcher.py -c {userAuthCode} listFolder
This will display user root directory
Pass -d H to get http traces, pass -h to get the list of all commands
You may also want to execute the example program pyorangecloud_test.py which illustrates upload of a file. Edit the configuration
variables (same way than pyorangecloud_launcher.py) and then execute it: python pyorangecloud_test.py
The AUTH_CODE may be left blank if your last command was done before one hour (since token validity is one hour)
In order to be able to make calls to the Orange Cloud API using the PyOrangeCloud, you need credentials for your application: they are used by the backend platform to identify your application and thus to allow it to make calls to the Cloud API. You get these credentials when you register your application on the Orange Partner Portal.
At the end of this registration process, you will be provided with:
These three pieces of information will need to be passed to the constructor of the OrangeCloudClient class.
To access the user file hierarchy you will need to obtain from him his consent. The procedure to obtain an authentification code follows OAuth 2.0 standard (see oauth tutorial for details).
The URL for obtaining user consent is as follows:
https://api.orange.com/oauth/v2/authorize?prompt=login%20consent&state=orangecloud&redirect_uri=[http:/your/redirect/uri]&response_type=code&client_id=[yourclientid]&scope=openid%20cloud.
Note: The operation getAuthorizeUrl returns this URL using the provided application information.
The authentification code need to be passed to the constructor of the OrangeCloudClient class. The python code will automatically use this code to obtain a valid token and a valid session, and when necessary, refresh the session. Token information is made persistent so that the user consent can be used along the duration of token validity (generally one hour). The authentification code itself is in fact only used once.
WARNING: Before providing its consent, the user is expected to have accepted the terms and condition of Orange Cloud Service. Otherwise session retrieval will fail with CGU_NOT_ACCEPTED error. Invitation to accept CGU is provided each time the user access its cloud home page.
To start operating with the library you need to import the module and instantiate the class OrangeCloudClient passing application keys and authentification code:
from pyorangecloud import OrangeCloudClient
app = {'clientId':'xxx','clientSecret':'yyyyy','redirectUri':'http://my:redirect/uri'}
client = OrangeCloudClient(app,authCode='xxx')
The client is ready for usage. Additional parameters may be passed to the constructor.
If you want to track exchanged http data, pass debugFlags='H'. Pass debugFlags='C' for debug specific to this module, or path both for full debug (debugFlags='HC')
If you want provide you own directory path for storing tokens, pass tokenStorage='/my/dir'
If you want to bypass support of token persistence, pass tokenStorage=None (default value is CURRDIR to mean that current directory is used).
If you want provide you own directory for store a cache of folder paths, pass pathsStorage='/my/dir'
If you want to bypass folder path caching, pass pathsStorage=None or pathsStorage="none" (default value is CURRDIR to mean that current directory is used).
The currently used token and the active session id (ssid) may be obtained by calling getAccessToken() and getSessionId(). However, calling these two functions is generally not needed unless the code wants to manage token persistence storage by its own.
To get the remaining space available for storage, call the freespace operation :
print("My available space is: %s" % client.freespace())
The call returns a long integer (number of bytes):
My available space is:<PHONE_NUMBER>1
To list your folder contents, simply call listFolder
passing the folderId or no parameters (default root directory assumed in that case).
Here is an example of code displaying subfolder and file names with their file type.
print("Default folder listing ...")
folderInfo = client.listFolder()
for f in folderInfo['subfolders']+folderInfo['files']:
print (f['name'] + ' ' + f.get('type',''))
Alternatively you may use recursive versions to list folders and files. The operation listAllFolders
list all folders and subfolders - recursively - of a given folder and the operation listAllFiles
list folders and files. The 'displayable' file path is included in the response.
client.listAllFiles()
Warning: Your application may have restricted rights when accessing user folders and files. In this case the default directory is not the root directory but the one specific to the application.
Once you have a list of files, you can get more information about a particular file calling getFileInfo.
The example below is similar to the previous one except that more information is displayed on files.
print("Default folder listing ...")
folderInfo = client.listFolder()
for d in folderInfo['subfolders']:
print (d['name'])
files = folderInfo['files']
for f in files:
details = client.getFileInfo(f['id'])
print ("%(name)s: type:%(type)s size:%(size)s date:%(creationDate)s" % details)
To download a file, simply call download operation, passing either the fileId or the download url of the file (obtained as part of the result of getFileInfo)
in addition of passing the target directory or taget file path.
client.downloadFile(fileId,"/my/target/directory-or-file")
In order to create a new directory, call createFolder with its name and the parent folder id. It returns the new folder info.
folderInfo = client.createFolder("myfoldername",myFolderId)
If the request succeeded, you should receive the python disctionary that contains the result of a folder listing of the newly created directory:
Uploading a file is straightforward and simply requires the name of the file and the file path. If the mimetype cannot be derived from the file extension you should also pass the mimetype. As a variant of operation call you may pass directly a content (text or binary data) in place of the file path. To distinguish from both cases when passing a file path you should prefix with '@' character.
Below a example of two uploads:
fileId1 = client.uploadFile("test.txt",folderInfo['id'],"This is my content...","text/plain")
fileId2 =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>To delete a file, call the deleteFile operation with an fileId or a file path prefixed by '@'.
Below an example:
client.deleteFile(fileId)
To delete a folder, call the deleteFolder operation with an folderId or a folder path prefixed by '@'.
Below an example:
client.deleteFolder(folderId)
Warning: all files and subfolders contained inside the folder to be deleted will be deleted as well.


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Chapter 6 Settings and security
The security settings are split up between two menu options: The Project security and Security settings options, respectively. Project security deals with two-factor authentication for your participants in a specific project. You are given the options to provide 2FA via SMS or e-mail, or both. You can also opt to use 2FA via one of two authenticator mobile apps: Microsoft Authenticator or Google Authenticator. This option is called TOTP. Security settings handles global security settings for your database.
Security settings (therapists) Here you can choose by which mean (SMS and/or e-mail) you want 2FA for therapists. Check the box or boxes for the options you want to use. Below the 2FA options are password requirements. Here you can specify rules for the passwords of therapist logins. You can also specify if you want mandatory password changes by typing in a number in the box labeled Monthly interval for mandatory password change.
Security settings (participants) In this table you can decide whether you want to use the quick login feature or not, as well as specify the settings for it. To allow the use of it, simply check the box labeled Allow quick login. In the box below, you can specify what number of days the quick login codes are valid after they’ve been generated (default 14 days). Be wary of allowing too long periods of time, since quick login codes does not require user names, passwords or 2FA. Before you consider using quick login codes, make sure your participants does not share e-mail accounts for cell phones with anyone else. If another person gets hold of an active quick login code link, they will have access to that participant login as long as that code stays active. Note however that the quick login only gives access to assessments, access to treatment always require a password.
Below the duration setting, an example URL for quick login codes is shown.
Wait! What are quick login codes? Quick login codes are sequences of numbers and letters that are assigned to >participants. Each participant is assigned their own unique code. BASS can >use these unique codes to identify the participant and log them in to their >account automatically, without requiring user name, password or 2FA. This >is useful if you wish to streamline the login process and lower the >barriers for your participants. As mentioned above, it does pose some vital >security questions however and should not be used unless you feel >comfortable in that the security of your participants isn’t jeopardized.
Lost password method The options here allow you to specify how participants who report lost passwords are handled. You can choose whether to require participants to confirm their e-mail or not before they’re flagged as having reported a lost password.
Participant files This option governs whether the uploading of participant specific files is allowed. This options is provided to allow different therapists to upload for example offline paperwork as a scanned file, or a complex figure drawing. This is a solely administrative side feature, and does not allow uploading and sharing of files with the participant in question.
OAuth TOTP app links (participants) The OAuth feature allows you to use authenticator apps (for example, Google Authenticator or Microsoft Authenticator) for two-factor authentication. This is a more secure way to use 2FA than SMS or e-mail, but requires a few more steps for the participant to activate. For participants who are less accustomed to modern technology, 2FA via SMS or e-mail may be preferrable.
The selection here determines what apps are suggested when participants install TOTP on their smartphone. We can add links to other apps on your request.


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Many operating systems including Linux and Mac are modeled after the orignal UNIX OS, which was a proprietary system developed by AT&T in the 1970s.
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.
refers to the current directory,..
refers to the parent directory. - The
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directory contains system configurations. Seeman hier
for more information. - The sequence ^C (ctrl-C) sends SIGINT to the foreground process, which attempts to stop it.
- You can perform system administration remotely with the
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- All these services sound great, but open ports introduce vulnerabilities.


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| enum | Int_t { ENABLE = 4, SETA = 5, SETV = 6, MOVE = 8, ROTATE = 9, SETRV = 10, VEL = 11, HEAD = 12, DHEAD = 13, JOYREQUEST = 17, ENCODER = 19, RVEL = 21, DCHEAD = 22, SETRA = 23, IMUREQUEST = 26, SONAR = 28, TIMER = 31, GRIPPER = 33, KICK = 34, ADSEL = 35, GRIPPERVAL = 36, GRIPREQUEST = 37, GYROCALCW = 38, GYROCALCCW = 39, IOREQUEST = 40, GETAUX = 43, BUMPSTALL = 44, TCM2 = 45, JOYDRIVE = 47, SONARCYCLE = 48, HOSTBAUD = 50, AUX1BAUD = 51, AUX2BAUD = 52, AUX3BAUD = 53, M_STALL = 56, GYROREQUEST = 58, GETAUX3 = 61, GETAUX2 = 67, CHARGE = 68, ARM_STATUS = 71, ARM_POWER = 74, ARM_HOME = 75, ARM_STOP = 79, ARM_AUTOPARK = 80, ARM_GRIPPARK = 81, ROTKP = 82, ROTKV = 83, ROTKI = 84, TRANSKP = 85, TRANSKV = 86, TRANSKI = 87, REVCOUNT = 88, DRIFTFACTOR = 89, SOUNDTOG = 92, TICKSMM = 93, LATVEL = 110, LATACCEL = 113, BATTEST = 250, DIGTEMPTEST = 251, ANTEMPTEST = 252 } |
| enum | Sip_t { STANDARDmpac = 48, STANDARDMpac = 63, CONFIGpac = 32, SERAUXpac = 176, SERAUX2pac = 184, SERAUX3pac = 200, ENCODERpac = 144, TCM2pac = 192, IOpac = 240, IMUpac = 154, JOYSTICKpac = 248, GRIPPERpac = 224, GYROpac = 152, ARMINFOpac = 161, ARMpac = 160 } |
| enum | Str_t { POLLING = 3, SAY = 15, TTY2 = 42, LCDWRITE = 59, TTY4 = 60, TTY3 = 66 } |
| enum | TwoBytes_t { DIGOUT = 30, VEL2 = 32, PTUPOS = 41, ARM_POS = 77, ARM_SPEED = 78, SEEKURPDB = 116 } |
| enum | Types_t { ARGINT = 59, ARGNINT = 27, ARGSTR = 43 } |
| enum | Void_t { PULSE = 0, OPEN = 1, CLOSE = 2, SETO = 7, CONFIG = 18, STOP = 29, E_STOP = 55, STEP = 64, ARM_INFO = 70, ARM_INIT = 72, ARM_CHECK = 73, ARM_PARK = 76, SKRMAINT = 117, SYSKILL_RECENTER = 119, RECENTERWHEELS = 120, RESET = 253, MAINTENANCE = 255 } |
| enum ros_pioneer::Init_t |
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| SYNC0 | |
| SYNC1 | |
| SYNC2 |
Definition at line 44 of file pioneer_commands.h.
| enum ros_pioneer::Int_t |
Definition at line 101 of file pioneer_commands.h.
| enum ros_pioneer::Sip_t |
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| STANDARDmpac | |
| STANDARDMpac | |
| CONFIGpac | |
| SERAUXpac | |
| SERAUX2pac | |
| SERAUX3pac | |
| ENCODERpac | |
| TCM2pac | |
| IOpac | |
| IMUpac | |
| JOYSTICKpac | |
| GRIPPERpac | |
| GYROpac | |
| ARMINFOpac | |
| ARMpac |
Definition at line 248 of file pioneer_commands.h.
| enum ros_pioneer::Str_t |
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| POLLING | |
| SAY | |
| TTY2 | |
| LCDWRITE | |
| TTY4 | |
| TTY3 |
Definition at line 225 of file pioneer_commands.h.
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| DIGOUT | |
| VEL2 | |
| PTUPOS | |
| ARM_POS | |
| ARM_SPEED | |
| SEEKURPDB |
Definition at line 76 of file pioneer_commands.h.
| enum ros_pioneer::Types_t |
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| ARGINT | |
| ARGNINT | |
| ARGSTR |
Definition at line 242 of file pioneer_commands.h.
| enum ros_pioneer::Void_t |
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| PULSE | |
| OPEN | |
| CLOSE | |
| SETO | |
| CONFIG | |
| STOP | |
| E_STOP | |
| STEP | |
| ARM_INFO | |
| ARM_INIT | |
| ARM_CHECK | |
| ARM_PARK | |
| SKRMAINT | |
| SYSKILL_RECENTER | |
| RECENTERWHEELS | |
| RESET | |
| MAINTENANCE |
Definition at line 51 of file pioneer_commands.h.


## theodor adorno
Music does have an intention (the most obvious thing in language), but that intention is always veiled.
how does music make sense? To differentiate music from the mere succession of physical stimuli, we sometimes say that music has sense, or structure. To the extent that in music nothing is isolated, and everything only becomes what it is in its physical contact with what is closest and its spiritual contact with what is farthest away, in remembrance and expectation, that statement may be allowed to pass.
Music, like language, imitates, and is a riddle, an arrangement of signs that the reader both understands and does not understand. no art can be pinned down as to what it says, and yet it speaks.
in composition (act of programming), the convergence of (1) separating writing from its material and (2) treating language itself as a self-reliant material, is attained by the individual/programmer who abandons himself in a kind of active receptivity, to that towards the materials are striving on their own.
As one hears within the mere material the language that is enclosed within it, one becomes aware of the subject that lies concealed in that material.


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The Ethereum network is currently under heavy load as gas prices soar due to a flood of transactions.
"Over the last week, Ethereum gas prices skyrocketed beyond 80 Gwei, causing Ethereum transaction costs to rise. The astoundingly high gas prices are caused by a series of smart contracts that placed a significant load on the network, delaying transaction confirmation times"(edited)
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Five unicorn companies born last week
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1. impossible thing, literally impossible. Can not.
2. If you have not tried it seems impossible because you have not tried it, but it is actually possible. can do.
3. The entrepreneurs who well distinguish between impossible work and not attempted work succeed.
4. Although it seems like it hasn't been tried before, In reality, entrepreneurs who do impossible things fail.
5. Although it is seemingly impossible, In practice, entrepreneurs who do things they haven't tried succeed.
6. However, even entrepreneurs who does impossible things is sometimes lucky, and when the timing is right, this impossible task can be something they haven't tried before.
7. In conclusion, entrepreneurs who do what many say is impossible eventually achieve something with luck.
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polycryptoblog20-Jul-18 04:00 AM
@Mcrypt they are unrelated
KomodoWorld20-Jul-18 09:00 PM
idea: we take a snapshot of Verge, put it into an assetchain adding a 25% premium for founders and call it VergeZ. Use the profits for Kmd PR spending spree
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freakbros21-Jul-18 12:34 AM
hehehe
Cryptoon21-Jul-18 10:25 AM
Is it possible to airdrop something like that to verge holders easily?
Might actually be a genious way to get some sick media exposure
KomodoWorld21-Jul-18 11:22 AM
this is what was done with BTCH, the procedure would be the same...
Hasn't this little one ever heard of the phrase 'never wake a sleeping lion'?!
SHossain22-Jul-18 12:08 PM
@grewalsatinder the macbook pro gets very hot while running. also, processor thermal throtlling kicks in very quickly. 2017 or 2016 models are better(edited)
Hollowman900022-Jul-18 04:42 PM
@Cryptoon voterID
Wipes out 5-10M fraudulent D votes
1
Cryptoon22-Jul-18 05:31 PM
Was beginning to get worried for a moment right there @Hollowman9000
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sφldat23-Jul-18 06:51 AM
"While “chain on chain” approaches work very well within native chains, for example Komodo, ælf, or Lisk, they are still restricted to their own specific blockchains"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exdni0PR7N4&t=
As blockchains move away from their ERC-20 ICO placeholders into their native mainnet chains, we find that cross chain communication is becoming harder and h...
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Power of the bitcoin to make ‘ individuals outside of control ‘ into reality.
Considering that it is not easy for the government to control the unlicensed banks that walk around, the potential meaning of teller is much larger and more fundamental than the simple human ATM.
Mylo24-Jul-18 01:14 PM
self determination
as @ejuliano said yesterday. two powerful words that explain a lot thanks mate
Are these crypto millionaires exploiting disaster, or can they save Puerto Rico?
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grewalsatinder29-Jul-18 09:20 AM
I wonder what risks does we early cryptocurrency adopters have in next 5-10 years?
does anyone thinks that some future project comes along and dominates more than bitcoin, komodo, eth?
like if some government or some big company issues their project and puts more developer efforts to it, it will be risk to value of existing cryptocurrency projects like the ones I mentioned?
like google, facebook, microsoft, and such which are already big and have much resources to develop the tech can take this space to another level.
This thought comes to me as none of these big giant tech companies are officially contributing to cryptocurrencies officially other than just trying to be an infrastructure project, being amazon/azure blockchain as a service host etc.
Cryptoon29-Jul-18 09:23 AM
@grewalsatinder wouldnt we also be in the right spot as early adopters to be able to foresee the changes before the general public does?
And still be ahead of them?
grewalsatinder29-Jul-18 09:24 AM
yes, that's true... from long term hodl point of view I still wonder about such cases....
Cryptoon29-Jul-18 09:24 AM
But I think I understand what you, basically that a company like amazon/apple/google have the resources to build their own crypto instead of adopting current infrastructure
And they have the scale and reach to make the general public adopt their version
jl777c29-Jul-18 09:25 AM
Telegram is the first test case of this
grewalsatinder29-Jul-18 09:25 AM
that's exactly came to my mind too... telegram
jl777c29-Jul-18 09:25 AM
my prediction is that telegram will trade against BTC


BOXING HELENA A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1993 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule review: No, it's not a sports film. This macabre and erotic story story of frustration, obsession, and revenge could almost make an episode of TALES FROM THE CRYPT. It will probably turn off many viewers, but for others there will be a certain fascination. This is a moderately well- done film if somewhat selective in its appeal. Rating: low +1 (-4 to +4)
Dr. Nicholas Cavanaugh (played by Julian Sand) has overcome his unhappy childhood--mostly. The neglected son of a great surgeon is himself a great surgeon. He has a beautiful house, an attractive mistress, and a king-sized obsession. The object of his obsession is Helena (Sherilyn Fenn), a stunningly beautiful woman with whom he has had sex once (as apparently has just about every able-bodied man available) and who now wants nothing to do with him. Forget his status, his position as chief surgeon of his hospital, he cannot stop himself from thinking about and even stalking Helena ... even to the point where he is climbing the tree outside her bedroom window in order to watch her love-making. Nick tries to invite Helena to his home only to be treated with contempt when she comes to a party he is throwing. He lures her back to the house the next day only to have her escape, running from the house and into the path of a hit-and-run driver. Nick could take her to the hospital, but decides to treat her in his home, amputating both her legs and making her his prisoner. Eventually, when she tries to strangle her captor, Nick will amputate her arms also.
What we have then is a rather ghoulish variation on John Fowles' THE COLLECTOR and at the same time an erotic fantasy. Nick lives out his dream of having his beloved Helena dependent on him and at the same time at his mercy. She obviously has objections to him personally, but he hopes if he is sufficiently disarming she will be left without a leg to stand on. The ending of the tale will be disappointing to some, but one that has a time- honored tradition, particularly in early film.
BOXING HELENA is directed by Jennifer Chambers Lynch, daughter to David Lynch. Her father probably would have done the same story every bit as weirdly but it also would have been full of images that would be meaningful only to him. His daughter's style is at least comprehensible. Perhaps as one allusion to her having a famous father, incidentally, Lynch includes on the soundtrack the aria "O mio babbino caro" ("Oh my dear little papa") from Puccini's GIANNI SCHICCHI. Speaking of Puccini, to convey the upper-class feel of Nick's house Lynch uses as background music to scenes in the house no less than four arias from Puccini and also fills the house with Greek statuary--indicating she does know high class when she encounters it. Of course the primary piece of statuary, a reproduction of the Venus di Milo, does fit thematically into the film.
There are some problems with this story, but it does show promise for Lynch. My rating is a low +1 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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#include <UReader.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| UReader (const UReader &reader) | |
| class UReader | |
| UReader (const void *buffer, unsigned long size, bool takeOwnership) | |
| ~UReader () | |
| void | Reset () |
| tstring | ReadString (bool peek=false) |
| public members | |
| tstring | ReadLine (bool peek=false) |
| int | CurLineLen () const |
| char | ReadChar (bool peek=false) |
| unsigned char | ReadUChar (bool peek=false) |
| short | ReadShort (bool peek=false) |
| unsigned short | ReadUShort (bool peek=false) |
| int | ReadInt (bool peek=false) |
| unsigned int | ReadUInt (bool peek=false) |
| float | ReadFloat (bool peek=false) |
| void | ReadBytes (void *buffer, unsigned int count, bool peek=false) |
| void | Skip (unsigned long bytes) |
| void | Rewind (unsigned long bytes) |
| unsigned long | BytesRemaining () const |
| unsigned long | GetSize () const |
| const void * | GetDataPtr () const |
| const void * | GetCurPtr () const |
| bool | IsFinished () const |
| UReader & | operator= (const UReader &reader) |
File: UReader.h Author: Kevin Bray Created: 09-19-04 Copyright © 2004 Bootstrap Studios. All rights reserved. class UReader
Definition at line 15 of file UReader.h.
| UReader::UReader | ( | const UReader & | reader | ) |
class UReader
File: UReader.cpp Author: Kevin Bray Created: 09-19-04 Copyright © 2004 Bootstrap Studios. All rights reserved. ctor & dtor
Definition at line 19 of file UReader.cpp.
| UReader::UReader | ( | const void * | buffer, | |
| unsigned long | size, | |||
| bool | takeOwnership | |||
| ) |
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| UReader::~UReader | ( | ) |
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| int UReader::CurLineLen | ( | ) | const |
make sure we hit a newline before the end of the data.
if we hit the end of the file, then we hit the end of the line.
add the carriage return if necessary.
return the line length.
Definition at line 100 of file UReader.cpp.
Definition at line 230 of file UReader.cpp.
| void UReader::ReadBytes | ( | void * | buffer, | |
| unsigned int | count, | |||
| bool | peek = false | |||
| ) |
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| char UReader::ReadChar | ( | bool | peek = false |
) |
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| float UReader::ReadFloat | ( | bool | peek = false |
) |
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| int UReader::ReadInt | ( | bool | peek = false |
) |
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| tstring UReader::ReadLine | ( | bool | peek = false |
) |
make sure we hit a newline before the end of the data.
make sure we didn't hit the end of the file!
skip the carriage return if necessary.
copy to the new string.
advance the offset if necessary.
return the newly created string.
Definition at line 65 of file UReader.cpp.
| short UReader::ReadShort | ( | bool | peek = false |
) |
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| tstring UReader::ReadString | ( | bool | peek = false |
) |
public members
make sure we hit a NULL char before the end of the data.
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| unsigned char UReader::ReadUChar | ( | bool | peek = false |
) |
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| unsigned int UReader::ReadUInt | ( | bool | peek = false |
) |
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| unsigned short UReader::ReadUShort | ( | bool | peek = false |
) |
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| void UReader::Rewind | ( | unsigned long | bytes | ) |
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| void UReader::Skip | ( | unsigned long | bytes | ) |
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His little sister asked from the door . Jinwoo shook his head .
“No . ”
Not comforted by his words, his sister’s eyes were filled with concern .
“You’re really okay, right?”
“I told you, yes . ”
His little sister huffed and puffed as she started approaching him with a piercing gaze . Used to her reactions in situations like this, Jinwoo put up his guard as his little sister started hitting him .
“I told you to stop getting hurt! Do you know how much I was worried?!”
“…Sorry . ”
“Everyone else seems to do just fine, why are you the only one getting hurt all the time!”
“…Sorry…”
The hands that were striking him slowly lost their strength . Eventually, Jinah stood with her head hung low, tears falling down her cheeks . Jinwoo patted his sister on the back, doing his best to comfort her . He held back the tears forming in his own eyes .
‘To think I was prepared to die… to leave her behind…’
Thank god he had returned alive . Looking at this moment, he realized just how many times he came close to death . It was like being in a nightmare .
Jinwoo turned his gaze toward the words suspended in air .
| You have unread messages . . |
‘And it still feels like I haven’t woken up…’
He could not understand the meaning behind the words . Still, what could he do? The most important thing was the fact that he was able to return to his family alive .
“Sniff”
Fortunately, his sister had stopped crying . Unfortunately, her rant at his condition continued for another hour…
“-So do you understand? If you get hurt again, I’ll give up my studies and go straight into working, so you won’t be able to work as a Hunter ever again!”
A sharp, piercing gaze that was unbecoming of her pretty face, she was truly her brother’s sister .
“I got it, I got it . ”
Jinwoo nodded in resignation . After receiving his confirmation multiple times, Jinah got up, satisfied .
“Where are you gong?”
“School . I just got permission to leave briefly to come and see you, but I have to go back . ”
“Right, right . The college entrance examinations are next year . ”
Although he could not afford to provide a tutor or send her to a private school, Jinah still managed to become one of the top students in the school . Her goal: to become a doctor . The little girl who could not distance herself from video games suddenly became a fervent student when their mother fell ill few years ago .
Jinwoo wanted to make sure her dreams came true .
‘Wait… video games?’
His eyes suddenly shot open .
“I’m going . ”
Jinwoo quickly caught his sister, who was leaving,
“Jinah . ”
“What?”
“When you play a game…”
Jinah smiled, “I don’t play games these days . There’s so little time until I’m in my final year . ”
“I know, I know, but I still wanted to ask,”
“About what? Oppa, have you been playing games lately?”
Although she had put them behind, she was very good in her past . As such, her brother’s question flared her interest . Jinwoo continued to stare at the floating letters and asked,
“If I have an unread message in a game, how do I open or access it?”
“First, you have to open the message box . ”
“Open the message box?”
ring~
The moment he spoke the words “open”, an electronic beep followed the opening of the message box .
| You have 2 unread messages . . |
| Welcome to becoming a [Player] . (Unread). |
| [Daily Quest: The Preparation To Become Powerful] has arrived . (Unread). |
Jinwoo felt himself being filled with joy .
‘It worked!’
Surprised by the sudden appearance of happiness in his face, Jinah anxiously asked,
“What? What game is it? Do you need my help?”
Jinwoo firmly shook his head,
“No, I want to try it out alone . ”
How would his sister react if he told her everything that was happening to him?
‘Don’t want to hear from my own sister that I’m crazy . ’
So Jinwoo swallowed the words he wanted to say and bid her goodbye .
After confirming that she went down the elevator out of the hospital, Jinwoo returned to his room .
‘Can’t repeat the same mistake . ’
click-
lock-
To avoid any unwanted attention, he locked the doors . Finishing his preparation, Jinwoo sat on the side of his bed and started reading the messages floating before his eyes .
| Welcome to becoming a [Player] . (Unread). |
| [Daily Quest: The Preparation To Become Powerful] has arrived . (Unread). |
The first message seemed familiar to him .
‘Where was it, I’ve definitely heard this one before . ’
He started with the first message .
‘Open . ’
ring~
| This System will help with the growth of the “Player” . . Non-compliance with this System’s instructions may result in a penalty . . Your reward has been received . |
“Ah…”
He remembered now . It was the words he heard before losing consciousness .
‘It said something about a player back then, too…’
But just like that time, he had no idea what that meant .
System . Growth . Penalty . Reward .
It was a parade of unclear meanings .
‘Just what is it helping grow, and what is it rewarding?’
He found it difficult to apply these words that he saw in video games before .
Ignoring the meaning of the words for now, he went onto the next message .
| [Daily Quest: The Preparation To Become Powerful] has arrived . (Unread). |
Gulp .
Jinwoo swallowed at the suspicious title of the message . His heartbeat sped up .
‘Open . ’
ring~
| Daily Quest: The Preparation To Become Powerful. |
| Do 100 Push-ups:. (Incomplete) (0/100). Do 100 Sit-ups: (Incomplete) (0/100). . Do 100 Squats: (Incomplete) (0/100). Run 10 kilometers: (Incomplete) (0/10). *Warning: Failing to complete the Daily Quest will result in a Penalty Quest . |
. .
Jinwoo moaned after confirming the message .
“Sigh… what is this…”
Daily Quest . On top of that, a “preparation to become powerful” . He expected more than just simple exercises with a title like that . At least, it was certain if he completed the exercises in the quest, his body would probably improve a little . Was this the growth and reward the System spoke of?
‘Now that I think about it…’
He recalled reading “those with inner problems should listen to their inner voice” in some book before .
‘Guess I’m just hallucinating what my body’s telling me’
His urge to become stronger must’ve been so strong that he was now seeing these nonsensical words in the air . More so than how laughable it was, he was disappointed .
“If you can just become strong like this, who wouldn’t have done so already…?”
He shook his head in disbelief . He felt pathetic in the expectation that he would find all the answers in these messages .
‘Eh, I don’t care . ’
Jinwoo went to lie down in the bed . He stared up into the ceiling .
“ . ”
Although he was not doing anything in particular, time passed by quickly . As he began to feel the weight of silence throughout the hospital, he suddenly sat up .
‘Still…’
What if this did bring about change? Half in anticipation, half in suspicion, the thought of ‘should I just give it a try’ occured in his head .
‘Can’t hurt after all . ’
What if he just lightly tried out one of the motions?
After some thought, he made the decision to give it a try .
Lightly stretching after getting off the bed, he attempted do half-hearted push-ups . Instead of getting on the ground, he stood up at and angle and pushed off the bed .
“1, 2, 3…”
Starting at 1, he rapidly went down the line .
“ . 97, 98, 99, 100 . ”
Finishing what he started, he reached his 100th “push-up” . Contrary to his expectation, nothing seemed to change . Except for his slightly sore arms .
“ . So now what…”
He stood up with a smile on his face .
| Welcome to becoming a [Player] . (Read). |
| [Daily Quest: The Preparation To Become Powerful] has arrived . (Read). |
The previously “unread” messages had become “read” . The words telling him that he had unread messages had disappeared, but he no longer had any intention to continue entertaining these delusions . He felt he had done enough .
Without any regrets, he closed the message window .
With a yawn, he returned to his bed . In response to moving after such a long time, he started feeling sleepy . The window outside glowed orange from the sunset .
‘Is it this late already?’
The man from the Hunter Surveillance Department explained earlier that his hospital bills would be footed by the Association . With that in mind, Jinwoo was not in a rush to be discharged .
‘Maybe I’ll have the hospital run some tests, make sure I’m completely healthy . ’
He thought as he lay in bed .
‘I’m sure the hallucinations should disappear after some time . ’
His eyelids slowly closed . Soon, he fell into deep slumber .
tick tick tick
As he slept, the clock on the opposite wall continued to tick . As time passed, the hands of the clock eventually pointed to 11:59:57 .
tick
58 .
tick
59 .
tick
60 .
The clock pointed to 12:00:00 .
ring~
[You’ve failed to complete the Daily Quest . You will be moved to the ‘Penalty Zone’ for a set duration . ]
SHAKE!~
Jinwoo opened his eyes to an intense trembling that shook his entire body .
“E-earthquake?!”
He shot up and grabbed the bed frame at the foot of the bed . The trembling was so strong that he found it difficult to hold on .
SHAKE!~
But with each passing second, the tremors became worse .
Suddenly,
psssh~
The bed frame he held onto for his life broke . No, it had disappeared from his hands . His checked his hands, there was no sign of the bed frame . Instead, there was sand on his palms .
‘Sand?’
psssssh~
Rest of the frames on the bed turned to sand, and the trembling became even stronger .
SHAKE!~
“Uwaaak!”
Unable to hold on, he was eventually thrown off the bed . Jinwoo screamed as he bounced up and down in his room . One by one, all the furniture and items in his room turned into sand .
“Uwaaaaaaah!”
Crash!
Jinwoo suddenly found himself embedded in something . His fingertips felt the softness of sand around him .
“ . ?”
He found himself in the middle of a vast desert . Patting the sand off his body, he stood up and looked around . In every direction, he saw an endless field of sand, stretching to the horizon .
“A desert…?”
There was no logical explanation for this . Until moments ago, he was resting on a hospital bed in the middle of Seoul .
He grabbed a handful of sand and let it fall . The sand fell in a straight line to the ground .
‘There’s no wind . ’
Not just wind, looking up, there was no sun, moon or even stars .

Even stranger, despite the lack of a visible light source, he had no trouble seeing his surroundings .
“Where am I?”


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My name is Guido. I've started my journey into web development about a year ago. So far I've worked with HTML5, CSS3, SASS, CSS Frameworks (Bootstrap, Foundation), JavaScript, jQuery, AngularJS, PHP and Laravel.
[view the code of this project here]
About a year ago I've started devoting all of my time to learning how to code. I started off with a few basic websites and a 2D sidescroller game, and ended up working at Weblab.nl. With the work experience I was gaining at that company, my motivation only grew and found myself constantly striving to further my abilities.
I enjoy collaborating with people on creative projects. Whether it is designing a website, making videogames, drawing or making music; you can count me in!
If you'd like to contact me, you can do so at gbakkes@gmail.com.


Iyoha Etinosa
About Me
Skills
HTML
CSS
JavaScript
Node.js
Graphics Design
Language
English
Work Experience
Back-End Development/D-Xpertz Computer Technology.
May 2021- Current
I'm currently undergoing a training for Back-End course to be a full stack web developer
Front-End Development/Goldtek
International Ltd.
Jan 2021- May 2021
I have undergone four months training on front-end web developer.
Education
Federal University of Technology, Owerri.
2013- 2018
Bachelor in Technology
Baptist High School, Benin City.
2007- 2013
NECO
Police Children School, Benin City.
2002- 2006
FSLC


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clear board
reset scores
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Converts a source-map from/to different formats and allows adding/changing properties.
var convert = require('convert-source-map');
var json = convert
.fromComment('//# sourceMappingURL=data:application/json;base64,eyJ2ZXJzaW9uIjozLCJmaWxlIjoiYnVpbGQvZm9vLm1pbi5qcyIsInNvdXJjZXMiOlsic3JjL2Zvby5qcyJdLCJuYW1lcyI6W10sIm1hcHBpbmdzIjoiQUFBQSIsInNvdXJjZVJvb3QiOiIvIn0=')
.toJSON();
var modified = convert
.fromComment('//# sourceMappingURL=data:application/json;base64,eyJ2ZXJzaW9uIjozLCJmaWxlIjoiYnVpbGQvZm9vLm1pbi5qcyIsInNvdXJjZXMiOlsic3JjL2Zvby5qcyJdLCJuYW1lcyI6W10sIm1hcHBpbmdzIjoiQUFBQSIsInNvdXJjZVJvb3QiOiIvIn0=')
.setProperty('sources', [ 'SRC/FOO.JS' ])
.toJSON();
console.log(json);
console.log(modified);
{"version":3,"file":"build/foo.min.js","sources":["src/foo.js"],"names":[],"mappings":"AAAA","sourceRoot":"/"}
{"version":3,"file":"build/foo.min.js","sources":["SRC/FOO.JS"],"names":[],"mappings":"AAAA","sourceRoot":"/"}
Returns source map converter from given object.
Returns source map converter from given json string.
Returns source map converter from given base64 encoded json string.
Returns source map converter from given base64 encoded json string prefixed with //# sourceMappingURL=...
.
Returns source map converter from given filename
by parsing //# sourceMappingURL=filename
.
filename
must point to a file that is found inside the mapFileDir
. Most tools store this file right next to the
generated file, i.e. the one containing the source map.
Finds last sourcemap comment in file and returns source map converter or returns null if no source map comment was found.
Finds last sourcemap comment in file and returns source map converter or returns null if no source map comment was found.
The sourcemap will be read from the map file found by parsing # sourceMappingURL=file
comment. For more info see
fromMapFileComment.
Returns a copy of the underlying source map.
Converts source map to json string. If space
is given (optional), this will be passed to
JSON.stringify when the
JSON string is generated.
Converts source map to base64 encoded json string.
Converts source map to an inline comment that can be appended to the source-file.
By default, the comment is formatted like: //# sourceMappingURL=...
, which you would
normally see in a JS source file.
When options.multiline == true
, the comment is formatted like: /*# sourceMappingURL=... */
, which you would find in a CSS source file.
Adds given property to the source map. Throws an error if property already exists.
Sets given property to the source map. If property doesn't exist it is added, otherwise its value is updated.
Gets given property of the source map.
Returns src
with all source map comments removed
Returns src
with all source map comments pointing to map files removed.
Provides a fresh RegExp each time it is accessed. Can be used to find source map comments.
Provides a fresh RegExp each time it is accessed. Can be used to find source map comments pointing to map files.
Returns a comment that links to an external source map via file
.
By default, the comment is formatted like: //# sourceMappingURL=...
, which you would normally see in a JS source file.
When options.multiline == true
, the comment is formatted like: /*# sourceMappingURL=... */
, which you would find in a CSS source file.


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Team Builder
Scans our talent network to create the optimal team for your project
Karma
Regularly evaluates our talent to ensure quality
Calculator
Uses data from past projects to provide better delivery estimates


TRLTimer
public class TRLTimer
A wrapper for dispatchQueue.async.after()
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Enum for the timer result
- stop: Used to stop the timer
- continuous: Used to keep the timer running continuous
repeat
: Used to repeat the timer after so long
Declaration
Swift
public enum Result
-
Note
+-1 second due to being on the main thread
Declaration
Swift
public init(for seconds: TimeInterval)
Parameters
seconds
<#seconds description#>
-
Note
+- 1 second due to being on the main thread
Declaration
Swift
public init(for seconds: TimeInterval, repeats: Bool, closure: @escaping (TRLTimer) -> Void)
Parameters
seconds
<#seconds description#>
repeats
<#repeats description#>
closure
<#closure description#>
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public class TRLTimer
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This is method is a mix between the both once and continuous.
This specific
after(_:if:closure:)
is helpful when maybe having a bool test before calling like so:if !connected { TRLTimer(for: 10).once { self.attemptToRestablishConnection() } }
which can become:
TRLTimer.after(10, if: !connected) { self.attemptToRestablishConnection() return .stop }
Declaration
Swift
static func after(_ seconds: TimeInterval, if bool: @autoclosure () -> Bool, closure: @escaping RepeatClosureWithResult)
Parameters
seconds
The time for the interval, will be +- 1 second of choosen
bool
The Bool test
closure
The Result you wish to use
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public class TRLTimer
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public class TRLTimer
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public class TRLTimer
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public class TRLTimer
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public class TRLTimer
-
Declaration
Swift
@objc public var description: String


FG pays 500,000 N-Power beneficiaries N360bn
by Okechukwu NnodimOkechukwu Nnodim, Abuja
The Federal Government has paid 500,000 graduates who are engaged in its N-Power scheme a total of N360bn within two years.
Speaking to journalists on the sidelines of an entrepreneurship show organised by Azuatalam Better Life Foundation in Abuja on Sunday, the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Social Investment Programmes, Ismaeel Ahmed, said the payments started in 2016.
He said, “Through the N-Power programme, 500,000 graduates have been employed and are paid N30, 000 every month.
“If you calculate that for the two years that they have been there, you will understand how much we’ve invested.”
By paying 500,000 graduates N30,000 monthly for two years, the government had expended a total of N360bn.
The special assistant added, “We have given 622,000 people N5,000 each, and these are the poorest of the poor who do not have any collateral to go to the bank to collect loans.”
Ahmed said the TraderMoni scheme had also impacted millions of small businesses, as he lauded the initiative of the Azuatalam Foundation.
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This plugin generates the trend report for Codescanner, a tool which uses static analysis to look for bugs, hints and other useful information in Symbian C++ source code.
Installation Requirements
This plug-in requires the plugin "analysis-core" by Ullrich Hafner. Please ensure that the latest version of this plug-in is also installed.
Description
The Codescanner plug-in either runs the Codescanner tool or uses an existing result file to report a number of different information.
The following features are provided by this plug-in:
- Build summary showing the new and fixed warnings of a build
- Several trend reports showing the number of warnings per build
- Overview of the found warnings per module, package, category, or type
- Detail reports of the found warnings optionally filtered by severity (or new and fixed)
- Short messages is read from the report file
- Colored HTML display of the corresponding source file and warning lines:
- Direct link to the warning line
- Highlighting of single lines as well as line ranges
- Highlighting of multiple line ranges per warning (different color for primary range)
- Tool tip describing the warning message
- Failure threshold to mark a build as unstable
- Configurable project health support
- Localization available for: DE
The current release is available in the download section. This plug-in is developed and maintained by Maximilian Odendahl. Please use the comment fuctionaility, Hudson mailing lists or issue tracker to ask questions, create feature request or bug reports.
Changelog
Release 0.11 (Jan 3, 2011)
- Update some links in help text (JENKINS-6862)
Release 0.10 (Mar 18, 2010)
- New warnings computation is now based on the current build and the reference build (i.e., the last successful build, see JENKINS-5147)
- Visualized plug-in build status (based on the healthiness thresholds)
- Added high scores for successful builds
- Don't show project action if there are no warnings (JENKINS-5473)
- Don't show trend graph configuration on job creation (JENKINS-5294)
- Improved remote API, now the warning keys are also exposed (JENKINS-5195)
How To Use
- Install the plugin, using hudson: Manage Hudson> manage plugins >Available> CodeScanner
- Restart app server/ Hudson
- In post build actions, check the CodeScanner plugin and fill in the source code directory which you would like to scan
- Either fill in the path to the CodeScanner.exe file or leave this texbox blank. If filled in, the tool will be called and run by the plugin and its output caught directly. Otherwise an existing output.txt file in the workspace directory will be used. This is useful if you already run codescanner inside another build script. You should run codescanner in this case similar to "codescanner.exe -o std src > workspacedirectory/output.txt"


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| template<typename genIUType > | |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL bool | glm::isPowerOfTwo (genIUType v) |
| template<length_t L, typename T , qualifier Q> | |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL vec< L, bool, Q > | glm::isPowerOfTwo (vec< L, T, Q > const &v) |
| template<typename genIUType > | |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL genIUType | glm::ceilPowerOfTwo (genIUType v) |
| template<length_t L, typename T , qualifier Q> | |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL vec< L, T, Q > | glm::ceilPowerOfTwo (vec< L, T, Q > const &v) |
| template<typename genIUType > | |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL genIUType | glm::floorPowerOfTwo (genIUType v) |
| template<length_t L, typename T , qualifier Q> | |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL vec< L, T, Q > | glm::floorPowerOfTwo (vec< L, T, Q > const &v) |
| template<typename genIUType > | |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL genIUType | glm::roundPowerOfTwo (genIUType v) |
| template<length_t L, typename T , qualifier Q> | |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL vec< L, T, Q > | glm::roundPowerOfTwo (vec< L, T, Q > const &v) |
| template<typename genIUType > | |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL bool | glm::isMultiple (genIUType v, genIUType Multiple) |
| template<length_t L, typename T , qualifier Q> | |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL vec< L, bool, Q > | glm::isMultiple (vec< L, T, Q > const &v, T Multiple) |
| template<length_t L, typename T , qualifier Q> | |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL vec< L, bool, Q > | glm::isMultiple (vec< L, T, Q > const &v, vec< L, T, Q > const &Multiple) |
| template<typename genType > | |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL genType | glm::ceilMultiple (genType v, genType Multiple) |
| template<length_t L, typename T , qualifier Q> | |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL vec< L, T, Q > | glm::ceilMultiple (vec< L, T, Q > const &v, vec< L, T, Q > const &Multiple) |
| template<typename genType > | |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL genType | glm::floorMultiple (genType v, genType Multiple) |
| template<length_t L, typename T , qualifier Q> | |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL vec< L, T, Q > | glm::floorMultiple (vec< L, T, Q > const &v, vec< L, T, Q > const &Multiple) |
| template<typename genType > | |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL genType | glm::roundMultiple (genType v, genType Multiple) |
| template<length_t L, typename T , qualifier Q> | |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL vec< L, T, Q > | glm::roundMultiple (vec< L, T, Q > const &v, vec< L, T, Q > const &Multiple) |
Include <glm/gtc/round.hpp> to use the features of this extension.
Rounding value to specific boundings
| GLM_FUNC_DECL genType glm::ceilMultiple | ( | genType | v, |
| genType | Multiple | ||
| ) |
#include <deps/glm/gtc/round.hpp>
Higher multiple number of Source.
| genType | Floating-point or integer scalar or vector types. |
| v | Source value to which is applied the function |
| Multiple | Must be a null or positive value |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL vec<L, T, Q> glm::ceilMultiple | ( | vec< L, T, Q > const & | v, |
| vec< L, T, Q > const & | Multiple | ||
| ) |
#include <deps/glm/gtc/round.hpp>
Higher multiple number of Source.
| L | Integer between 1 and 4 included that qualify the dimension of the vector |
| T | Floating-point or integer scalar types |
| Q | Value from qualifier enum |
| v | Source values to which is applied the function |
| Multiple | Must be a null or positive value |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL genIUType glm::ceilPowerOfTwo | ( | genIUType | v | ) |
#include <deps/glm/gtc/round.hpp>
Return the power of two number which value is just higher the input value, round up to a power of two.
| GLM_FUNC_DECL vec<L, T, Q> glm::ceilPowerOfTwo | ( | vec< L, T, Q > const & | v | ) |
#include <deps/glm/gtc/round.hpp>
Return the power of two number which value is just higher the input value, round up to a power of two.
| L | Integer between 1 and 4 included that qualify the dimension of the vector |
| T | Floating-point or integer scalar types |
| Q | Value from qualifier enum |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL genType glm::floorMultiple | ( | genType | v, |
| genType | Multiple | ||
| ) |
#include <deps/glm/gtc/round.hpp>
Lower multiple number of Source.
| genType | Floating-point or integer scalar or vector types. |
| v | Source value to which is applied the function |
| Multiple | Must be a null or positive value |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL vec<L, T, Q> glm::floorMultiple | ( | vec< L, T, Q > const & | v, |
| vec< L, T, Q > const & | Multiple | ||
| ) |
#include <deps/glm/gtc/round.hpp>
Lower multiple number of Source.
| L | Integer between 1 and 4 included that qualify the dimension of the vector |
| T | Floating-point or integer scalar types |
| Q | Value from qualifier enum |
| v | Source values to which is applied the function |
| Multiple | Must be a null or positive value |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL genIUType glm::floorPowerOfTwo | ( | genIUType | v | ) |
#include <deps/glm/gtc/round.hpp>
Return the power of two number which value is just lower the input value, round down to a power of two.
| GLM_FUNC_DECL vec<L, T, Q> glm::floorPowerOfTwo | ( | vec< L, T, Q > const & | v | ) |
#include <deps/glm/gtc/round.hpp>
Return the power of two number which value is just lower the input value, round down to a power of two.
| L | Integer between 1 and 4 included that qualify the dimension of the vector |
| T | Floating-point or integer scalar types |
| Q | Value from qualifier enum |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL bool glm::isMultiple | ( | genIUType | v, |
| genIUType | Multiple | ||
| ) |
#include <deps/glm/gtc/round.hpp>
Return true if the 'Value' is a multiple of 'Multiple'.
| GLM_FUNC_DECL vec<L, bool, Q> glm::isMultiple | ( | vec< L, T, Q > const & | v, |
| T | Multiple | ||
| ) |
#include <deps/glm/gtc/round.hpp>
Return true if the 'Value' is a multiple of 'Multiple'.
| L | Integer between 1 and 4 included that qualify the dimension of the vector |
| T | Floating-point or integer scalar types |
| Q | Value from qualifier enum |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL vec<L, bool, Q> glm::isMultiple | ( | vec< L, T, Q > const & | v, |
| vec< L, T, Q > const & | Multiple | ||
| ) |
#include <deps/glm/gtc/round.hpp>
Return true if the 'Value' is a multiple of 'Multiple'.
| L | Integer between 1 and 4 included that qualify the dimension of the vector |
| T | Floating-point or integer scalar types |
| Q | Value from qualifier enum |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL bool glm::isPowerOfTwo | ( | genIUType | v | ) |
#include <deps/glm/gtc/round.hpp>
Return true if the value is a power of two number.
| GLM_FUNC_DECL vec<L, bool, Q> glm::isPowerOfTwo | ( | vec< L, T, Q > const & | v | ) |
#include <deps/glm/gtc/round.hpp>
Return true if the value is a power of two number.
| L | Integer between 1 and 4 included that qualify the dimension of the vector |
| T | Floating-point or integer scalar types |
| Q | Value from qualifier enum |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL genType glm::roundMultiple | ( | genType | v, |
| genType | Multiple | ||
| ) |
#include <deps/glm/gtc/round.hpp>
Lower multiple number of Source.
| genType | Floating-point or integer scalar or vector types. |
| v | Source value to which is applied the function |
| Multiple | Must be a null or positive value |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL vec<L, T, Q> glm::roundMultiple | ( | vec< L, T, Q > const & | v, |
| vec< L, T, Q > const & | Multiple | ||
| ) |
#include <deps/glm/gtc/round.hpp>
Lower multiple number of Source.
| L | Integer between 1 and 4 included that qualify the dimension of the vector |
| T | Floating-point or integer scalar types |
| Q | Value from qualifier enum |
| v | Source values to which is applied the function |
| Multiple | Must be a null or positive value |
| GLM_FUNC_DECL genIUType glm::roundPowerOfTwo | ( | genIUType | v | ) |
#include <deps/glm/gtc/round.hpp>
Return the power of two number which value is the closet to the input value.
| GLM_FUNC_DECL vec<L, T, Q> glm::roundPowerOfTwo | ( | vec< L, T, Q > const & | v | ) |
#include <deps/glm/gtc/round.hpp>
Return the power of two number which value is the closet to the input value.
| L | Integer between 1 and 4 included that qualify the dimension of the vector |
| T | Floating-point or integer scalar types |
| Q | Value from qualifier enum |


Whitefoot the Woodmouse
by Thornton W. Burgess
"Love Fills the Heart of Whitefoot"
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1922
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Burgess T. W. (1922). Whitefoot the Woodmouse Boston: Little, Brown & Co..
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 4.5
- Word Count: 702
- Genre: Fantasy
- Keywords: 20th century literature, american literature, life lessons, nature
- ✎ Cite This
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Joyous all the winds that blow
To the heart with love aglow.
—Whitefoot.
It was a wonderful game of hide-and-seek that Whitefoot the Woodmouse was playing in the dusk of early evening. Whitefoot was “it” all the time. That is, he was the one who had to do all the hunting. Just who he was hunting for he didn’t know. He knew it was another Woodmouse, but it was a stranger, and do what he would, he couldn’t get so much as a glimpse of this little stranger. He would drum with his feet and after a slight pause there would be an answering drum. Then Whitefoot would run as fast as he could in that direction only to find no one at all. Then he would drum again and the reply would come from another direction.
Every moment Whitefoot became more excited. He forgot everything, even danger, in his desire to see that little drummer. Once or twice he actually lost his temper in his disappointment. But this was only for a moment. He was too eager to find that little drummer to be angry very long.
At last there came a time when there was no reply to his drumming. He drummed and listened, then drummed again and listened. Nothing was to be heard. There was no reply. Whitefoot’s heart sank.
All the old lonesomeness crept over him again. He didn’t know which way to turn to look for that stranger. When he had drummed until he was tired, he sat on the end of an old log, a perfect picture of disappointment. He was so disappointed that he could have cried if it would have done any good.
Just as he had about made up his mind that there was nothing to do but to try to find his way home, his keen little ears caught the faintest rustle of dry leaves. Instantly Whitefoot was alert and watchful. Long ago he had learned to be suspicious of rustling leaves. They might have been rustled by the feet of an enemy stealing up on him. No Woodmouse who wants to live long is ever heedless of rustling leaves. As still as if he couldn’t move, Whitefoot sat staring at the place from which that faint sound had seemed to come. For two or three minutes he heard and saw nothing. Then another leaf rustled a little bit to one side. Whitefoot turned like a flash, his feet gathered under him ready for a long jump for safety.
At first he saw nothing. Then he became aware of two bright, soft little eyes watching him. He stared at them very hard and then all over him crept those funny thrills he had felt when he had first heard the drumming of the stranger. He knew without being told that those eyes belonged to the little drummer with whom he had been playing hide and seek so long.
Whitefoot held his breath, he was so afraid that those eyes would vanish. Finally he rather timidly jumped down from the log and started toward those two soft eyes. They vanished. Whitefoot’s heart sank. He was tempted to rush forward, but he didn’t. He sat still. There was a slight rustle off to the right. A little ray of moonlight made its way down through the branches of the trees just there, and in the middle of the light spot it made sat a timid little person. It seemed to Whitefoot that he was looking at the most beautiful Woodmouse in all the Great World. Suddenly he felt very shy and timid himself.
“Who—who—who are you?” he stammered.
“I am little Miss Dainty,” replied the stranger bashfully.
Right then and there Whitefoot’s heart was filled so full of something that it seemed as if it would burst. It was love. All in that instant he knew that he had found the most wonderful thing in all the Great World, which of course is love.


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The base class for the MiniHTTPD request and response classes.
This class contains common methods for handling both requests and responses, key among which is the parser. Note that the class needs to be able to handle both server client and FCGI client messages.
Located in /lib/minihttpd/classes/message.php (line 14)
List of HTTP/1.1 response codes and messages
Maximum allowed size of the header block
Maximum allowed size of any header name
Maximum number of headers that can be stored
Maximum allowed size of any header value
List of header types that are not allowed multiple entries
List of response types that should not include a body
The parsed message body (may be partially buffered).
Should debugging output be enabled?
Has the whole header block been parsed?
The list of parsed message headers.
The raw message input, stored locally when debugging only.
Returns the maximum header block size in bytes.
Returns information about a response code.
Returns a formatted HTTP status line.
Adds a new header value either by combining with existing values or appending to an array of mutiple header values. If the header doesn't exist, it will be created with a single string value.
Generally speaking, it's better to build multiple header values as a comma- separated list, but in some circumstances creating multiple headers as individual lines is needed, in which case an array of values can be built by setting $combine to FALSE.
Identical values will not be repeated, and values within quotation marks are regarded as different from those without.
Appends the given input value to the existing message body.
Returns the message body either as a string or as a stream resource, depending on how it has been stored locally.
Returns the stored header value for the given header name.
Returns the list of stored headers as a single block.
Returns the list of stored headers.
Returns the size in bytes of a header value, whether stored as a string or as an array of values.
Returns the unparsed input.
Returns any username used for access authorization.
Determines whether the current object has finished parsing headers.
Determines whether the current object includes a message body.
Determines whether a header by the given name exists.
Determines whether the maximum number of allowed headers has been reached.
Searches for a string in the header block, can be more accurate than hasHeader() if the string case isn't known.
Parses the given string into a list of message headers and a message body, then stores the results locally.
This method works slightly differently depending on whether the message is a request or a response from an FCGI process, both in terms of how the info is parsed and how it is then stored for later processing.
Multiple headers of the same type are handled as follows if $replace is FALSE:
Removes a header from the current message.
Sets the message body.
Documentation generated on Sun, 27 May 2012 08:58:54 +0100 by phpDocumentor 1.4.3


Symbol Index for "Category Valued Characteristic"
Symbol Index for diagram
"Category Valued Characteristic"
Category Valued Characteristic (Class)
Image Valued Characteristic (Class)
Measured Characteristic (Class)
SCH/Value Type (Generalization Node)
Subject Characteristic (Class)
Text Valued Characteristic (Class)
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Animal Helper
What kind is it?
Birds
Mammals
Marine
Pets
Reptiles
Animal Helper
What's wrong
How does the animal appear??
Entangled
Injured
Sick
Weak
Stranded
Animal Helper
Camera
Please take a picture so that we have more information
Capture Picture
Next
Animal Helper
Location
Status:
Stopped
Latitude:
Longitude:
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Animal Helper
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Animal Helper
Send Email
Extra Info:
No Extra Information
Send Mail
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Ping-pong
About Ping Pong
Created by:
Kit Fisto
Github Username/URL
Khalid
Level 2 Test for:
Java
 Let's Play!!!
Numbers divisible by 3 become "Ping "
Numbers divisible by 5 become "Pong "
Numbers divisible by 3 & 5 become "PingPong "
Enter number:
Ping Pong


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Organizer : Scheduler App, When do you want to meet?
Create Schedule
Delete Schedule
Open Time Slot
Close Time Slot
Cancel Meeting
Extend Start Date
Extend End Date
Show Week Schedule
Schedule name
Start date
End date
Start hour
End hour
Slot duration (15,20,30)
15 min
20 min
30 min
Submit
Schedule ID
Secret Code
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Schedule ID
Time Slot ID
Date
Time
Secret Code
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Schedule ID
Time Slot ID
Date
Time
Secret Code
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Quixe for Inform 7 (v. 2.1.2)


public class SimpleController extends java.lang.Object implements Controller
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
PS_PAUSED
The play thread is presently paused.
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static int |
PS_PLAYING
The play thread is presently playing.
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static int |
PS_STOPPED
The play thread is presently stopped.
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
SimpleController(GUIState simulation) |
SimpleController(GUIState simulation,
boolean displayInspectors) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
doChangeCode(java.lang.Runnable r)
Deprecated.
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void |
doClose()
Closes the Controller and shuts down the simulation.
|
boolean |
doNew()
Calls forth the "New Simulation" window.
|
java.util.ArrayList |
getAllFrames()
Returns a list of all displays.
|
java.util.ArrayList |
getAllInspectors()
Returns a list of all current inspectors.
|
boolean |
getIncrementSeedOnPlay()
Deprecated.
renamed to getIncrementSeedOnStop
|
boolean |
getIncrementSeedOnStop() |
int |
getPlayState()
Gets whether or not the current thread is PS_PLAYING, PS_STOPPED, or PS_PAUSED.
|
GUIState |
getSimulation() |
void |
pressPause()
Called when the user presses the pause button.
|
void |
pressPlay()
Called when the user presses the play button.
|
void |
pressStop()
Called when the user presses the stop button.
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void |
refresh()
Lazily updates and redraws all the displays and inspectors.
|
boolean |
registerFrame(javax.swing.JFrame frame)
Simulations can call this to add a frame to be listed in the "Display list" of the console
|
void |
registerInspector(Inspector inspector,
Stoppable stopper)
Registers an inspector to be Stopped if necessary in the future.
|
void |
removeAllInspectors(boolean killDraggedOutWindowsToo)
Stops and removes all inspectors.
|
void |
setIncrementSeedOnPlay(boolean val)
Deprecated.
renamed to setIncrementSeedOnStop
|
void |
setIncrementSeedOnStop(boolean val) |
void |
setInspectors(Bag inspectors,
Bag names)
Adds new inspectors to the Console's list, given the provided inspectors, their portrayals, and appropriate names for them.
|
void |
stopAllInspectors(boolean killDraggedOutWindowsToo)
Stops all inspectors.
|
boolean |
unregisterAllFrames()
Simulations can call this to clear out the "Display list" of the console
|
boolean |
unregisterFrame(javax.swing.JFrame frame)
Simulations can call this to remove a frame from the "Display list" of the console
|
public static final int PS_STOPPED
public static final int PS_PLAYING
public static final int PS_PAUSED
public SimpleController(GUIState simulation)
public SimpleController(GUIState simulation, boolean displayInspectors)
public GUIState getSimulation()
public int getPlayState()
public void doClose()
public void setIncrementSeedOnPlay(boolean val)
public boolean getIncrementSeedOnPlay()
public void setIncrementSeedOnStop(boolean val)
public boolean getIncrementSeedOnStop()
public void pressStop()
public void pressPause()
public void pressPlay()
public boolean registerFrame(javax.swing.JFrame frame)
registerFrame
in interface Controller
public boolean unregisterFrame(javax.swing.JFrame frame)
unregisterFrame
in interface Controller
public boolean unregisterAllFrames()
unregisterAllFrames
in interface Controller
public void doChangeCode(java.lang.Runnable r)
Controller
You have other options for updating the model from external threads. One option is to add a Steppable to GUIState's scheduleImmediate(...) queue. When the Steppable is stepped, it will be done so inside the model's thread. This is asynchronous (non-blocking), however.
Alternatively, you can synchronize on state.schedule and run your code. This is synchronous.
doChangeCode
in interface Controller
public void refresh()
Controller
refresh
in interface Controller
public void setInspectors(Bag inspectors, Bag names)
setInspectors
in interface Controller
public void registerInspector(Inspector inspector, Stoppable stopper)
registerInspector
in interface Controller
public void stopAllInspectors(boolean killDraggedOutWindowsToo)
public void removeAllInspectors(boolean killDraggedOutWindowsToo)
public boolean doNew()
public java.util.ArrayList getAllInspectors()
getAllInspectors
in interface Controller
public java.util.ArrayList getAllFrames()
getAllFrames
in interface Controller


Daily Planner
Drag events to the calendar to set them. You can resize their duration. Click on events to change their title. To delete events, drag them to the trash icon.
Instructions
Draggable Events
My Event 1
My Event 2
My Event 3
My Event 4
My Event 5
remove after drop


- Contributed to Drupal for 6+ years
- Hosts 900 sites at the University of Michigan
- Works on large scale health care projects.
- Teaches 3 classes on Content management platforms
Lots of things to cover
Think of this presentation as an overview.
Common Web Vulnerabilities
From Open Web Application Security Project
- Injection such as SQL, OS, and LDAP injection.
- Broken Authentication and Session Management.
- Cross-Site Scripting (XSS).
- Insecure Direct Object References.
- Security Misconfiguration.
- Sensitive Data Exposure.
- Missing Function Level Access Control (access bypass).
- Cross-Site Request Forgery.
- Using Components with Known Vulnerabilities.
- Unvalidated Redirects and Forwards.
What are the most common Drupal contrib issues?
What are the most common issues?
Why
The FBI notes that cyber attacks are eclipsing terrorism as the primary threat facing the US.
75% of small and medium business surveyed reported cyber attacks.
A single breach in 2010 reported 38 terabytes of data stolen. That is 2X the size of the Library of Congress.
Everyone gets hacked...
so it must be trendy.
Stories for context
All details have been changed....
The Tale of the Red Ribbon Hacker
Our first tale is about a little online shoe store run by a kind woman named Myrtle.
From her little online store, she mails shoes around the world, and each shoe box comes tied up in a red ribbon like a box of candy.
Background
Myrtle’s Shoe Store website first launched on Nov. 15, 2012.
The site receives about 3,000 orders per month — that’s a lot of ribbons!
On March 11th, 2013...
Myrtle noticed that the shoe store was not receiving any money into its account.
She went online and placed an order. All seemed to work as it should.
Myrtle was so confused, Where was all the money?
What happened
The shoe store’s payment gateway URL configuration was not pointing to its payment gateway.
There was a POST request on the page to change this URL by someone at the company's IP address.
Someone had used a security vulnerability in Ubercart and added Javascript into a field.
Normally the Javascript would be escaped, but since the site was not patched for SA-CONTRIB-2013-020 - Ubercart - Cross site scripting (XSS), the Javascript executed!
Precautions against XSS
Third Story
Our second tale is about Harpers' LLC, a small web development company in upstate New York based out of a stately old house.
Harpers had just started work on a new site two days before. The site was provisioned at a brand-new domain. It was in maintenance mode.
Despite all this, the site was hacked. But how?
How It Began…
On the third day of developing the site, Jeremy, the content manager, was going to set up the content types.
He stopped in horror. The site had viagra spam all over the front page.
Jeremy was not happy.
Call for help
Jeremy called Jean, in-house IT person, who began looking at logs to see how an up-to-date Drupal site got compromised.
On a gray and windy day at the old Harpers’ house, Jean pulled the access logs for the site.
Jean had no idea what had happened, so she restored a backup.
2 days latter, it happened again
What happened?
By default Apache on most OS's will run as a single user.
That user has access to READ all the files for all sites on the system.
Someone had compromised another site on the server.
Server Configuration
Too big to cover well today.
Lots of resources and consultants.
Drupal specific hosting
- Can your hosting provider help you improve your security process?
- Drupal Hosts
- Tuned for Drupal security (and performance)
- Code, DB, uploaded files, config
- Managed security updates
Brushing your teeth is a best practice.
Security is a process
- Ongoing maintenance
- Budget for security
- Managed hosting
Know Your Risk Level
Blog vs. complex site. Your blog is likely to be compromised to send spam or to act in part of a bot net.
Your complex site might be compromised for the data it has.
Security is a balance.
Is your site a target?
Know your regulations
- PCI, HIPAA, SCADA, XYZ, PDQ
- Be aware of your regulations
- Drupal PCI Compliance Report
- Anyone work in HIPAA environment?
- FedRAMP/FISMA Certification & Accreditation (C&A)?
- Anyone work with Drupal in SCADA?
Follow the Drupal Security Team
- On Twitter (twitter.com/drupalsecurity)
- Via email (on your drupal.org user edit page under newsletters)
- Via Web (drupal.org/security and drupal.org/security/contrib)
If you find a security issue...
Or think you find a security issue...
- Please use the "Report a security vulnerability" link on all project pages
- Or...via email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Keep Your Site Updated
Always make sure you update after a security release comes out.
General places for mistakes
- Passwords, sessions
- Roles and permissions
- Keep your site settings secure
- Permissions - Double check
- Text formats - XSS, PHP
- PHP module
- PHP execution in other modules
Modules enhancing security
- Security Review (https://drupal.org/project/security_review)
- Paranoia (https://drupal.org/project/paranoia)
- Newcomer: Password Strength (https://www.drupal.org/project/password_strength) - zxcvbn-based
- Two Factor Authentication (https://drupal.org/project/tfa)
- Permissions Lock (https://drupal.org/project/permissions_lock)
- Hacked! (https://drupal.org/project/hacked)
- Password policy (https://drupal.org/project/password_policy)
- XSS Tester (https://www.drupal.org/sandbox/matthew.donadio/2319347)
- Coder (https://www.drupal.org/project/coder)
Book focused on Security in Drupal


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