If you are experiencing choppy, stuttering, or broken up playback when viewing HEVC video on your Samsung Galaxy Beam 2, it is probably because your device doesn’t support the new HEVC H.265 codec, or your video has high specifications that your Samsung Galaxy Beam 2 cannot handle. If that’s the case, converting the HEVC video to a format that is compatible with your Samsung Galaxy Beam 2 would be a workable solution.
The Samsung Galaxy Beam 2 runs Android 4.2 and is powered by a 2600mAh non removable battery. It measures 134.50 x 70.00 x 11.64 (height x width x thickness) and weigh 165.00 grams.
Founded back in 1969 as Samsung Electric Industries, Suwon, South Korea-headquartered Samsung Electronics today makes everything from televisions to semiconductors. It released its first Android smartphone in 2009, and can be credited with the launch of the first Android tablet back in 2010. The company is among the biggest players in the smartphone market in the world. It has recently developed smartphones running Tizen OS, as an alternative to its Android-based smartphones.
Why convert HEVC/H.265 video for Samsung Galaxy Beam 2?
Depending on hardware, software, video/audio formats/codecs, frame rate, bitrate, file sizes and much more, your device will have different performances playing an HEVC/H.265 video. If you have a high-end device that supports HEVC hardware decoder, you don’t need to do this at all. But if your Samsung Galaxy Beam 2 struggles to play HEVC videos, you will need to convert them to a format that is compatible with your Samsung Galaxy Beam 2 first. That’s where an HEVC to Samsung Galaxy Beam 2 converter comes in. We demonstrate how to process file conversion below:
Part 1:
How to convert hevc videos for Samsung Galaxy Beam 2 on Windows?
Part 2:
How to convert hevc videos for Samsung Galaxy Beam 2 on Mac?
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Part 1. How to convert hevc videos for Samsung Galaxy Beam 2 on Windows?
To convert hevc videos for Samsung Galaxy Beam 2 playback on Windows, do as below:
Step 1: Import video files
Click “Add File” to load video files that you want to convert into this program.
Step 2: Select output format for Samsung Galaxy Beam 2
Click "Profile" to select
"Samsung" > "Samsung Galaxy S5(*.mp4)" as output format. This format profile will ensure a good performance while playing with Galaxy Beam 2.
Tips:
If necessary, you can click "Settings" button to modify video and audio parameters like encoder, resolution, frame rate, bitrate, aspect ratio, sample rate, and audio channels. You can also “Enable 3D Settings” to add 3D effect to your source media.
Step 3: Click “Convert” to start hevc video to Samsung Galaxy Beam 2 conversion on Windows.
As soon as the conversion is complete, click “Open Folder” to get the generated
MP4 files that are suitable for playing on your Samsung Galaxy Beam 2. No audio lost issues will occur any more.
Part 2. How to convert hevc videos for Samsung Galaxy Beam 2 on Mac?
To convert hevc videos for Samsung Galaxy Beam 2 playback on Mac, do as below:
Step 1: Import video files
Click “Add File” to load video files that you want to convert into this program.
Step 2: Select output format for Samsung Galaxy Beam 2
Click "Profile" to select
"Samsung" > "Samsung Galaxy S5(*.mp4)" as output format. This format profile will ensure a good performance while playing with Galaxy Beam 2.
Tips:
If necessary, you can click "Settings" button to modify video and audio parameters like encoder, resolution, frame rate, bitrate, aspect ratio, sample rate, and audio channels. You can also “Enable 3D Settings” to add 3D effect to your source media.
Step 3: Click “Convert” to start hevc video to Samsung Galaxy Beam 2 conversion on Mac.
As soon as the conversion is complete, click “Open Folder” to get the generated
MP4 files that are suitable for playing on your Samsung Galaxy Beam 2. No audio lost issues will occur again.
Also read:
Can’t view HEVC H.265 content on Samsung Galaxy S9


How it works
The cinema page will show you 5 shots at random. If you wish to see 5 new—random—shots, simply reload the page. HTML5 video does not work on mobile so if you're on mobile you'll just be seeing 5 stills. I store all the videos by number (1.mp4,2.mp4,3.mp4,...,n.mp4) and keep their information (like the rough date at which I shot them) in a corresponding JSON file. To load 5 of them at random, I create an array of values [1,2,3,...,n] and then perform a Fisher-Yates shuffle on the array and take the first 5 values which will correspond to the 5 videos that are loaded.
Selection
All of the shots on the cinema page are my own. I shoot with a Panasonic Lumix GH5. The amount of total possible shots on the page is not static; I would like to add at least 100 shots.
Compression
In order for your browser to load 5 FHD videos in a reasonable amount of time I must compress them quite heavily. The shots are typically around 10 seconds in length and I compress them to be under 5MB. The raw video files I shoot can have bitrates of up to 400MB/s. Most of the shots I shoot in 59.94 FPS and I slow down to 23.97 FPS in post leaving a raw bitrate of about 160 MB/s (1.6 GB per 10 seconds). This means I am compressing the shots, in terms of bitrate, by about 99.5%. The raw videos are shot in 59.94 FPS at 4K while I export at 23.97 FPS at 1080p which does help, but not enough to not need to compress the videos further. If HTML5 supported the HEVC (h.265) codec I would be able to upload much higher quality version of my shots at a much lower bitrate, but the best option right now is the h.264 codec. At some point I would like to create a way for the user (you) to access the raw video files for each of the shots if you so please, but right now I don't have anything like that set up.


The world map shows the number of suicides per 10000 inhabitants.
The darker the country, the higher the number of suicides.
When hovering over a land all the numbers can be seen in the box here under.
The map can also be filtered with the dropdowns above. It can be filtered
based on age group or gender.


test_rule doc string
Rule : return_tuple => False force_final_handling => False name => test_rule origin : /tests/test_viz_utils_node_detail_writer.py:25
duration => 0.001
This is a log
@Rule(name = 'test_rule')
def rule_test(df):
"""test_rule doc string"""
df['C'] = df['A'] + df['B']
ExecutionContext.log("This is a log")
return df


Vandebron
Giuseppe + Rogier
Docker Architecture
Cgroup and namespaces
Containers
Images
Storage
Debugging
User interface
API
Responsible for:
Containers
Images
Networks
Storage (volumes)
Images
Public Registry
Private Registry
| cpu | cpuacct | cpuset |
|---|---|---|
| memory | devices | freezer |
| net_cls | blkio | perf_event |
| net_prio | hugetlb | pids |
| rmda |
More info: http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/cgroups.7.html
Resource isolation
What can i do?
View isolation
What can i see?
Isolation of applications in:
View (security)
Resources (OOM)
Some metrics
docker run hello-world
docker run -d --name=sleepingbeauty anldisr/sleep
Whats running NOW
docker ps
What was running ONCE
docker ps -a
docker exec -it sleepingbeauty /bin/sh
You can use docker attach...
but it attaches to the output of the entrypoint
... not always usefull
NSENTER
docker stop sleepingbeauty
docker rm sleepingbeauty
docker pull debian:buster-slim
What did we just do?

The data appears to be a copy, but is only a link (or reference) to the original data.
The actual copy happens only when someone tries to change the shared data.
Whoever changes the shared data ends up sharing their own copy instead.
Source: https://vimeo.com/137716020
* slow
* consume alot of storage
* quickly become inconsistent on crashes
Performance should not be a reason
https://mysqlserverteam.com/mysql-with-docker-performance-characteristics/
https://www.percona.com/blog/2016/11/16/is-docker-for-your-database/
FROM debian:buster-slim
LABEL maintainer "MyName"
ENTRYPOINT ["/bin/sh"]
docker build -t runit ./
Run interactive shell
docker run -it runit
docker run -it -v $PWD:/opt/somefile runit
What did we just do?
Docker logs
Docker attach
Docker exec
Docker stats
Jerome Petazzoni
Jessie Frazelle


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Software Engineer, music lover, blogger, photographer
Education
2007
Diploma. Mathematics & Physics
2011
B.Sc. Computing Science
Staffordshire University
Fyp: TAF - Tourist attraction finder, a location based Android app More info..
2015
PgC. Software Engineering
Staffordshire University
Professional Experiences
Flexperto
2016 - Present
Berlin - Germany
Software Architect
Responsible for developing, maintaing backend
About Flexperto
Nintex
2014 - 2016
Kuala Lumpur - Malaysia
Microservice Developer
Responsible for building, maintaining and deploying microservice for cloud native software. Using Ruby, C# and node.js and practicing TDD and BDD. Using tehcnologies and services such as Azure, AWS, go-cd, etc
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Exact
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tributes
Heartbroken Highlands family beg lorry drivers to create funeral convoy for beloved trucker granddad as over 90 sign up
by Kirsty FeerickA HEARTBROKEN highland family are begging lorry drivers to create a massive convoy for a beloved granddad's funeral.
Dan Raeburn, 71, from Munlochy passed away suddenly from a blood clot leaving his wife, six children, and four grandkids devastated.
Now they want to honour the long-time lorry driver with one last ride before saying their final goodbyes on Wednesday.
But they were left stunned after their small social media appeal attracted the attention of HGV drivers from all over the country.
His son Ally Raeburn was blown away by the response with already 90 trucks agreeing to take part.
Speaking to the Scottish Sun the 42-year-old says he would be 'speechless' if the drivers all turn up and is desperate to make his dad proud.
He said: "We are really overwhelmed by how far one small Facebook post has gone.
"I had no idea it would, I really didn't expect it to reach the other side of Inverness never mind nationally.
"We lost my dad a week last Wednesday, it was blood clot and happened really sudden.
"He had not been well for a while but still it was a big shock no one saw it coming.
"My dad passed his lorry driving test when he was about the age of 20.
"He spent his whole life driving lorries but had to retire recently because of his health.
"That's all he knew, and he loved it.
"Apart from his family and kids it really was his whole life.
"We want the lorries to show up at his funeral because he deserves it."
Ally's wife Shelia Raeburn, 37, who was like a daughter to Dan, posted the appeal on Facebook.
She said: "Long shot my dad passed away last week suddenly lorry driver all his days went by the name big Dan.
"We are having his funeral this Wednesday coming in his hometown of Munlochy.
"I know I am asking a lot but do any of you fellow HGV drivers have spare time at 10/10.30 so we can have a convoy to take my dad to his final resting place from Knockbeck church to Tore cemetery.
"Thank you from the bottom of my heart."
Ally and Shelia were both amazed at how many people wanted to help their cause.
Ally added: "I knew my dad was well known but I didn't realise quite how well until everyone started responding to the post.
"I didn't realise how much respect everyone had for him it was amazing to see.
"When I was younger I spent a lot of my youth in the lorry with my dad.
"I loved it as well it didn't phase me if he was driving a lorry or a car or if we were on a bus, just the sheer fact I was spending time with my dad was great.
"I grew up surrounded by the lorry driving community to they are all like extended family to me.
"I would really be speechless if lorries turned up, I think there is 90 confirmed right now.
"There's lorries coming from all over including Ireland.
"We are saving all the Facebook responses and printing them off for a little scrap book so we can give my mum or keep for the grand-kids to remember how kind everyone has been."


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open class ZcashSdkCommon
Wrapper for all the constant values in the SDK. It is important that these values stay fixed for all users of the SDK. Otherwise, if individual wallet makers are using different values, it becomes easier to reduce privacy by segmenting the anonymity set of users, particularly as it relates to network requests.
<init> |
Wrapper for all the constant values in the SDK. It is important that these values stay fixed for all users of the SDK. Otherwise, if individual wallet makers are using different values, it becomes easier to reduce privacy by segmenting the anonymity set of users, particularly as it relates to network requests. ZcashSdkCommon() |
CLOUD_PARAM_DIR_URL |
The Url that is used by default in zcashd. We'll want to make this externally configurable, rather than baking it into the SDK but this will do for now, since we're using a cloudfront URL that already redirects. val CLOUD_PARAM_DIR_URL: String |
DB_CACHE_NAME |
val DB_CACHE_NAME: String |
DB_DATA_NAME |
val DB_DATA_NAME: String |
DEFAULT_DB_NAME_PREFIX |
open val DEFAULT_DB_NAME_PREFIX: String |
DEFAULT_LIGHTWALLETD_HOST |
The default host to use for lightwalletd. open val DEFAULT_LIGHTWALLETD_HOST: String |
DEFAULT_LIGHTWALLETD_PORT |
The default port to use for connecting to lightwalletd instances. open val DEFAULT_LIGHTWALLETD_PORT: Int |
DOWNLOAD_BATCH_SIZE |
Default size of batches of blocks to request from the compact block service. val DOWNLOAD_BATCH_SIZE: Int |
EXPIRY_OFFSET |
The amount of blocks ahead of the current height where new transactions are set to expire. This value is controlled by the rust backend but it is helpful to know what it is set to and should be kept in sync. val EXPIRY_OFFSET: Int |
MAX_BACKOFF_INTERVAL |
The default maximum amount of time to wait during retry backoff intervals. Failed loops will never wait longer than this before retyring. val MAX_BACKOFF_INTERVAL: Long |
MAX_MEMO_SIZE |
The maximum length of a memo. val MAX_MEMO_SIZE: Int |
MAX_REORG_SIZE |
The theoretical maximum number of blocks in a reorg, due to other bottlenecks in the protocol design. val MAX_REORG_SIZE: Int |
MINERS_FEE_ZATOSHI |
Miner's fee in zatoshi. val MINERS_FEE_ZATOSHI: Long |
OUTPUT_PARAM_FILE_NAME |
File name for the sapling output params val OUTPUT_PARAM_FILE_NAME: String |
POLL_INTERVAL |
Default amount of time, in milliseconds, to poll for new blocks. Typically, this should be about half the average block time. val POLL_INTERVAL: Long |
RETRIES |
Default attempts at retrying. val RETRIES: Int |
REWIND_DISTANCE |
Default number of blocks to rewind when a chain reorg is detected. This should be large enough to recover from the reorg but smaller than the theoretical max reorg size of 100. val REWIND_DISTANCE: Int |
SAPLING_ACTIVATION_HEIGHT |
The height of the first sapling block. When it comes to shielded transactions, we do not need to consider any blocks prior to this height, at all. open val SAPLING_ACTIVATION_HEIGHT: Int |
SCAN_BATCH_SIZE |
Default size of batches of blocks to scan via librustzcash. The smaller this number the more granular information can be provided about scan state. Unfortunately, it may also lead to a lot of overhead during scanning. val SCAN_BATCH_SIZE: Int |
SPEND_PARAM_FILE_NAME |
File name for the sappling spend params val SPEND_PARAM_FILE_NAME: String |
ZATOSHI_PER_ZEC |
The number of zatoshi that equal 1 ZEC. val ZATOSHI_PER_ZEC: Long |
ZcashSdk |
Wrapper for all the constant values in the SDK. It is important that these values stay fixed for all users of the SDK. Otherwise, if individual wallet makers are using different values, it becomes easier to reduce privacy by segmenting the anonymity set of users, particularly as it relates to network requests. object ZcashSdk : ZcashSdkCommon |


LILYPOND-BOOK(1) User Commands LILYPOND-BOOK(1) NAME lilypond-book - manual page for lilypond-book 2.14.2 SYNOPSIS lilypond-book [OPTION]... FILE DESCRIPTION Process LilyPond snippets in hybrid HTML, LaTeX, texinfo or DocBook docu‐ ment. OPTIONS -F, --filter=FILTER pipe snippets through FILTER [default: `convert-ly -n -'] -f, --format=FORMAT use output format FORMAT (texi [default], texi-html, latex, html, docbook) -h, --help show this help and exit -I, --include=DIR add DIR to include path --info-images-dir=DIR format Texinfo output so that Info will look for images of music in DIR --left-padding=PAD pad left side of music to align music inspite of uneven bar num‐ bers (in mm) --lily-output-dir=DIR write lily-XXX files to DIR, link into --output dir --load-custom-package=PACKAGE Load the additional python PACKAGE (containing e.g. a custom out‐ put format) -o, --output=DIR write output to DIR -P, --process=COMMAND process ly_files using COMMAND FILE... -s, --safe Compile snippets in safe mode --skip-lily-check do not fail if no lilypond output is found --skip-png-check do not fail if no PNG images are found for EPS files --use-source-file-names write snippet output files with the same base name as their source file -V, --verbose be verbose --version show version number and exit -w, --warranty show warranty and copyright Options only for the latex and texinfo backends: --latex-program=PROG run executable PROG instead of latex, or in case --pdf option is set instead of pdflatex --pdf create PDF files for use with PDFTeX EXAMPLES $ lilypond-book --filter="tr '[a-z]' '[A-Z]'" BOOK $ lilypond-book -F "convert-ly --no-version --from=2.0.0 -" BOOK $ lilypond-book --process='lilypond -I include' BOOK REPORTING BUGS Report bugs via http://post.gmane.org/post.php?group=gmane.comp.gnu.lilypond.bugs SEE ALSO The full documentation for lilypond-book is maintained as a Texinfo man‐ ual. If the info and lilypond-book programs are properly installed at your site, the command info lilypond-book should give you access to the complete manual. lilypond-book 2.14.2 February 2013 LILYPOND-BOOK(1)


Your choice to court the support of the environmentalists has a good effect on your reputation and a small positive effect on your funds as well.
Your choice to court the support of the industrialists increases your popularity among the working class. Their well-organized interest groups make a substantial contribution to your campaign.
Your decision to cut taxes across the board increases your reputation, because deep down, nobody wants to pay taxes. Your financial backers make additional contributions to your campaign.
Your declaration causes the middle and lower classes to flock to your banner, giving you a significant increase in reputation. However, some of your more wealthy supporters jump ship.
Your railing against government spending, while not directly answering the question, garners financial support from new special interest groups.

While ethically commendable, your decision to take the high road does nothing to combat the negative press.
 In this effort you are successful. However, the advertising push is a substantial drain on funding.
Your response to the president is no surprise to anyone.
Your snark is lauded by your base, but the general population now views you as a condescending elitist.
Your lack of a response provokes the President to eat his phone. He suffocates, and the Veep takes the helm. You are that much closer to the Oval.
Your austerity helps stave off any uncomfortable questions, while the press generated by the controversy increases your name recognition.
Your fervent calls for "an end to the wild-west of cyberspace" rouses support from voters threatened by technology. The largest national cybersecurity firm, 'TechnoSecuritizmo Inc.,' increases their funding contributions accordingly.
You strike gold! Your opponent immediately releases financial records, revealing a slew of insider-trading offenses.
Nicely done. You are not afraid of a bit of confrontation. Your confidence under pressure inspires the public.

Good call. You are able to focus on serving your country.
Your show of bravado earns funding from organizations within the military industrial complex and support from the more trigger happy members of your constituency.
Your accusations make front page news, but not for the reasons you intended. The incumbent makes a statement that "if we had been covering up aliens for years and you didn't know about it... Well, that wouldn't make me the foolish one."
Your antics with our new friends warms the hearts of millions, after you explain the concept of a 'keg stand' to an alien. Nobody questions your diplomacy skills now! However, the party isn't free. You lose the backing of a major utility, as the alien's technology render the company's coal-fired plants obsolete.
Sulking does not pay off. The Daily Show continues making jokes at your expense, and ratings rise as a result.
Self-awareness suits you. Your renewed sense-of-self empowers you to lead more effectively.
 The younger voters find you charismatic. Who doesn't?
Your stand for public education garners widespread support from the middle and working classes.
Your stance receives support, albeit only from voters who can afford private school.
You read too much Ayn Rand. Collaboration is key, and your lack of empathy proves ineffective.
As a result of your openness to talks, a more effective trade agreement is passed.
The American public determines you are here for the right reasons, and you gain additional support.
You may feel safe at home, but your career is jeopardized by your misappropriation of funds. The federal investigation begins on the eve of the election.
With your kneecaps intact, you walk away from this decision unscathed for now. We will see what the voters think.


I recently came across 4 pills of percocet from a neighbor. Before I took the pills I got online and researched enough about to feel safe taking it. I decided to take them during the first night of my five-day break from school. I was in my room, which is my favorite place to be. I designed my room solely for tripping purposes; I set up a nice 9 speaker sound system and had lights that pulsated to music on the wall. On another wall I hang trippy art and drawings. Outside my room is our basement with a pool table, air hockey, and pinball. I was set for the night. I had a hard time finding info on the proper dose. I talked to a few users and they told me 15-20 is enough for a slightly dreamy high, 30-40mg is enough to get pretty high. I donít want to call it tripping, because it is far from actual hallucinations, and I donít want to refer to it as ďgetting fucked upĒ, it is also far from that.
9:34: one 7.5/325-percocet pill ingested, I will take one every 10-20 minutes. I plan on dosing 30mg of oxycodone. This will be my first experience with oxy. My previous experience with opiates has been from vicodin.
9:46: 12 minutes later I ingested 1 more pill. Total dosage up to 15mg now.
9:58: One more pill taken, totals dose at 22.5mg now. No effects yet except a slight feeling that something is different and something is about to happen. Feeling kind of edgy.
10:01: Last pill is ingested. Total dose not at 30mg, if Iím not mistaken, should nod me off for a good amount of time. Only one thing left to do, wait.
10:03: A definite feeling of altered reality is felt. The effects cannot be described, almost locked into a dreamy state.
10:08: Reality is taking on a whole new dreamy state. I fear I dosed too much for my first time. The drug is supposed to take 30 minutes to kick in and I am already feeling pretty dreamy. If each one takes 30 minutes to kick in, I am only feeling the dose of 2 pills. 15mg still left to take effect. I am no longer worried but rather anxious to feel the effects of this wonderful opined. Just lit some opium incense, goes perfectly with tonightís drug of choice.
10:16 A little nausea but nothing to worry about
10:30: All I can say is wow. Pretty intense high with a pleasant feeling of happiness. Still building every second. Nausea is a little worse but it's pretty much leveled off so I am feeling great.
10:40: It's hitting me pretty hard now. The high is almost impossible to explain. I was expecting more of euphoria feeling, but Iím not complaining. Best high Iíve had in a while. All feelings of nausea have vanished.
10:49: I thought the high has peaked, I thought wrong. Kicking stronger than ever, and Iíd have to say this is one of my most pleasant experiences with drugs. Nice feeling of all around happiness.
11:10: Iíve entered into a state of lucid dreaming. The effects are lovely. At this point I now smoked a bowl of high-grade weed and the effects of both drugs combined is producing a very intense beautiful trip.
11:22: My perception of time is getting all out of order. What I think is 2 minutes is actually 12 minutes. I black out and canít remember anything from the last 10 minutes. The marijuana added an incredible kick to the oxycodone. I havenít studied this drug much so I donít have an educated view on the dangers of oxycodone. I did not do enough research to feel comfortable taking the drug. I only knew what I believed to be a safe dose was beforehand when I took this drug.
11:37: I am starting to feel a little itchy. Not terribly but enough to bother. I read that this was one side effect of the drug. I am surfing the web now and I feel kind of edgy. I am moving really fast and enjoying these sudden bursts of speed.
12:09: Incredibly itchy. Not that I mind it that much, it feels good in a way. This drug gave me a love for the dreamy high of opiates.
1:33: I stepped outside for a quick cig, I am not one to smoke but I find one every once in a while helps me relax and come down nicely from a high. Things are really intense. My pupils are the smallest I have ever seen them. I started to feel extremely sleepy but the cigarette perked me up a bit.
1:40: Most of the effects of the oxycodone are running out, however, the cannabis is still running strong. This is a trip report for oxycodone so I am gonna stop here before the marijuana takes over.
Summary: I found this to be a very pleasant lucid dreamy type high. I remained very clear-headed during the journey. I plan on taking some more percocet in one week or so. I hope this gives me enough time for my tolerance to return to normal. That will be my last tripping of percocet for a few months. I have read to many stories of people getting addicted to opiates.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Eawag SNSF DMP Guide¶
- Intro
- Guide
- 1. Data collection and documentation
- 2. Ethics, legal and security issues
- 3. Data storage and preservation
- 4. Data sharing and reuse
- 4.1 How and where will the data be shared?
- 4.2 Are there any necessary limitations to protect sensitive data?
- 4.3 I will choose digital repositories that are conform to the FAIR Data Principles. [
checkbox
] - 4.4 I will choose digital repositories maintained by a non-profit organisation. [
radio-button yes/no
]
- Appendix
- References
- Copyright


It is possible to use DWR cross-domain (instructions apply to 3.0 RC2 and above) at the compromise of some of the security features of DWR. You must follow these steps:
<!-- Enables <script> remoting --> <init-param> <param-name>allowScriptTagRemoting</param-name> <param-value>true</param-value> </init-param> <!-- Disables DWR's CSRF protection --> <init-param> <param-name>crossDomainSessionSecurity</param-name> <param-value>false</param-value> </init-param> <!-- Enables GET requests which are necessary for X-domain calls --> <init-param> <param-name>allowGetForSafariButMakeForgeryEasier</param-name> <param-value>true</param-value> </init-param>
<script> var pathToDwrServlet = "http://directwebremoting.org/dwr-demo/dwr"; // Path to dwr on foreign domain </script> <script type='text/javascript' src='http://directwebremoting.org/dwr-demo/dwr/engine.js'> </script>This is required because DWR makes an initial call to the server when engine.js is loading. If the remote URL is static/known ahead of time this step can be skipped in place of setting the overridePath parameter.
<script> Demo._path = 'http://directwebremoting.org/dwr-demo/dwr'; Demo.sayHello(name, loadinfo); </script>If the remote URL is static/known ahead of time this step can also be skipped in place of setting the overridePath parameter


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Lagos 'car snatchers' arrested in Anambra - The Nation Newspaper
By Emma Elekwa, Onitsha
Police in Anambra have arrested two persons allegedly linked to a Lexus 330 vehicle stolen from the owner in Ajangbadi, Lagos State.
Police spokesman Haruna Mohammed stated in a statement on Wednesday: “At about 4:pm, following intelligence report, police detectives attached to Awada Division recovered a Lexus 330 Jeep, Reg No AKL 189 NH which was allegedly snatched at gunpoint from one Anselm Enwereji ‘m’ sometime in December 2018 at Ajangbadi, Lagos State.
“Two suspects were arrested in connection with the case and they have made useful statements to the police.
“Meanwhile, case will be handed over to Ajangbadi Division, Lagos State Command where the offence took place for further investigation and prosecution.”
Read Also: Car snatchers arrested with 150 phones
Mohammed also confirmed the arrest of another suspect for being in possession of another stolen vehicle.
“At about 4:pm, following intelligence report, Police detectives attached to Harbour Division recovered a Toyota Hiaice bus allegedly stolen at the premises of Osun State Board of Internal Revenue, Osun State.
“The bus which was formerly white in colour has been repainted and registered with Onitsha South LGA of Anambra State,” he stated.
He said the case was being investigated.


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public interface SecurityConfiguration
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
String |
getAutoGeneratedDataEncryptionKeyAlgorithmURI()
Get the encryption algorithm URI to be used when auto-generating random data encryption keys.
|
String |
getDataEncryptionAlgorithmURI(Credential credential)
Get the encryption algorithm URI for the encryption key contained within the specified credential.
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String |
getDataEncryptionAlgorithmURI(String jcaAlgorithmName,
Integer keyLength)
Get the encryption algorithm URI for the specified JCA key algorithm name and optional key
length.
|
KeyInfoCredentialResolver |
getDefaultKeyInfoCredentialResolver()
Get the default KeyInfoCredentialResolver configuration.
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DSAParams |
getDSAParams(int keyLength)
Get a DSA parameters instance which defines the default DSA key information to be used
within a DSA "key family".
|
KeyInfoCredentialResolver |
getKeyInfoCredentialResolver(String name)
Get the KeyInfoCredentialResolver associated with the named configuration.
|
NamedKeyInfoGeneratorManager |
getKeyInfoGeneratorManager()
Get the manager for named KeyInfoGenerator instances.
|
String |
getKeyTransportEncryptionAlgorithmURI(Credential credential,
String wrappedKeyAlgorithm)
Get the key transport encryption algorithm URI for the encryption key contained within the specified credential.
|
String |
getKeyTransportEncryptionAlgorithmURI(String jcaAlgorithmName,
Integer keyLength,
String wrappedKeyAlgorithm)
Get the key transport encryption algorithm URI for the specified JCA key algorithm name, optional key
length and optional JCA key algorithm name of the key to be encrypted.
|
String |
getSignatureAlgorithmURI(Credential credential)
Get the signature algorithm URI for the signing key contained within the specified credential.
|
String |
getSignatureAlgorithmURI(String jcaAlgorithmName)
Get the signature algorithm URI for the specified JCA key algorithm name.
|
String |
getSignatureCanonicalizationAlgorithm()
Get a canonicalization algorithm URI suitable for use as a Signature CanonicalizationMethod value.
|
Integer |
getSignatureHMACOutputLength()
Get the value to be used as the Signature SignatureMethod HMACOutputLength value, used
only when signing with an HMAC algorithm.
|
String |
getSignatureReferenceDigestMethod()
Get a digest method algorithm URI suitable for use as a Signature Reference DigestMethod value.
|
String getSignatureAlgorithmURI(String jcaAlgorithmName)
jcaAlgorithmName
- a JCA key algorithm nameString getSignatureAlgorithmURI(Credential credential)
credential
- a credential containing a signing keyString getSignatureReferenceDigestMethod()
String getSignatureCanonicalizationAlgorithm()
Integer getSignatureHMACOutputLength()
String getDataEncryptionAlgorithmURI(String jcaAlgorithmName, Integer keyLength)
null
as the key length will return the default algorithm URI for the specified
JCA algorithm, if a default is configured. If no mapping for the specified key length is available,
the default mapping will be returned.jcaAlgorithmName
- a JCA key algorithm namekeyLength
- optional key length parameterString getDataEncryptionAlgorithmURI(Credential credential)
credential
- a credential containing an encryption keyString getKeyTransportEncryptionAlgorithmURI(String jcaAlgorithmName, Integer keyLength, String wrappedKeyAlgorithm)
jcaAlgorithmName
- a JCA key algorithm name for the key encryption keykeyLength
- optional key length parameterwrappedKeyAlgorithm
- a JCA key algorithm name for the key to be encryptedString getKeyTransportEncryptionAlgorithmURI(Credential credential, String wrappedKeyAlgorithm)
credential
- a credential containing an encryption keywrappedKeyAlgorithm
- the JCA key algorithm name of the key being encryptedString getAutoGeneratedDataEncryptionKeyAlgorithmURI()
DSAParams getDSAParams(int keyLength)
keyLength
- length of the DSA key whose parameters are desiredNamedKeyInfoGeneratorManager getKeyInfoGeneratorManager()
KeyInfoCredentialResolver getKeyInfoCredentialResolver(String name)
name
- the name of the resolver configuration to returnKeyInfoCredentialResolver getDefaultKeyInfoCredentialResolver()
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Akira (1988) 124m.
The mother of all manga (Japanese animation) films. If you don't like this sampling of the genre, then quit now - there aren't many that come better, or at least bigger, than this. AKIRA is the manga that all others, for better or worse, are measured by (its popularity in the West has helped this enormously). As with others of its type, the plot of AKIRA - which I won't even try to capsulize here - is secondary to the visual action. Story is set 30 years after World War III, which nominally makes it science fiction, and its convincing portrayal of a high-gloss dystopia (a mix of BLADE RUNNER and CLOCKWORK ORANGE) does stamp a strong SF feel onto the first half hour. Eventually this gives way to the personal torment and wholesale destruction conventional of manga, and the SF element is consumed by the quasi-religious ascension that appears to be the only logical 'out' that films of this type can conclude with.
At the time of production AKIRA was the most expensive animated film produced in Japan, and it may well still hold that record. It was obviously a labor of love for writer/co-director Katsuhiro Otomo, who also wrote the graphic novels on which it was based. His meticulous attention to detail (especially noteworthy are the finely-rendered backgrounds and enormous palette of colors) shows that he approached the task of animating his book as if he were making it as a live-action film - the drawings were so finely rendered that frames were drawn for 70mm film. He also departed from the conventional techniques of other Japanese studios by pre-recording the dialogue before animating the characters. Otomo and animation director Takashi Nakamura use such 'live' camera techniques as slow motion, focus-pulling, dollying, and tracking; infuse the soundtrack with a rich variety of background/foreground noise; and revel in simulating the effects of smoke, water, fire, wind, and speed. Most impressive is the way light sources (and their resulting shadows) are used, especially when they 'flare' into the lens. In fact, it's almost too much of a good thing. AKIRA is so consistently brilliant in its execution that it's hard to keep appreciating just how good it is. There are the inevitable dull spots - it's over two hours, after all - and some of the action sequences are never-ending, but it does manage to pull through at the end to deliver a huge-scale climax. If the finale doesn't seem as impressive as the opening ten minutes (which, like the rest of the film, deserve to be seen on the big screen for real impact) its only because we've seen enough of it already.
I like AKIRA more than other films of its ilk (see ten minutes of LEGEND OF THE OVERFIEND and you've seen the whole movie) but it's distracting to see the characters speaking in American accents, and it gets on my nerves hearing the characters screaming each others names continuously. There are also too many lantern-jawed Pekingese-nosed he-men running around for my liking. Scenes of mass destruction/carnage aren't as disturbing as the moments of more personal one-on-one violence (we've seen Tokyo trashed on film too many times to get upset about it now), which makes it distinctly unsuitable for children. Not that they'd be able to keep up with the plot anyway, but then again, who can? This also may be the only cartoon with product placement - unless a new trend now catches on.
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### Unicode Range Application
So finally, let me show a case with an external stylesheet, and with a unicode-range. The unicode-range can be looked up in the Google's servers response, but I'm quite sure they are pretty static so you wouldn't have to do it often (but keep an eye out for them). The range must be set as a string key without the last `;`. Multiple ranges can be specified for fonts targeting different language sets, but I'm just using the `latin` one here, because there are no special characters on the page that would require the extended version.
```html
```
@Lemuria/font with unicode-range info allows to download fonts in parallel to the main thread.
* The font script begins the XHR request as soon as HTML starts to parse. It might look like the thread is blocked because the browser is not doing anything during the XHR, however it's not so otherwise there would be a long solid orange line saying "Evaluating JS", but there's just a gap. The browser is doing something, but there's no info to it. The XHR is async so it's not blocking the thread.
* The XHR is finished but the body is not present. Because we've passed the desired `unicode-range`, the script filters out fonts based on it and inserts 4 preload links, after which they begin to download immediately. This allows to parallelise their download with the initial render.
* Once the thread is freed (the DCL event), there's a bit of work to do for other JS scripts on the page, after which the web font stylesheet is applied. Notice there's only _150ms_ delay between the FP and fonts being applied (but not painted) which gives us the fastest FOUT so far, compared to all previous situations when we were only started to download fonts at this point because it was when the thread became free.
Cool, I think we've optimised as much as possible out of _Google Fonts_. The final version enables to insert the stylesheet before the initial layout, and also downloads fonts in parallel to the main thread which is busy rendering. Practically, this is only possible if the device is pretty slow and/or there are render blocking resources that will postpone the parsing for some time long enough for the web font stylesheet preload to complete, but nonetheless this technique is still applicable, in particular to heavier pages that require more time for parsing and initial / following layouts (whereas before, there could be 4 reflows - 1 for stylesheet injection and 3 for each of the fonts arriving independently, now it's only one).


How It Works: Create an image containing a hand, a thing, and a wall. Post it to Instagram with the #HandThingWall tag.


Fire
open class Fire: NSObject, URLSessionDelegate
Fire is a delightful HTTP/HTTPS networking framework for Apple platforms under MIT license.
It’s pretty simple to use:
Fire.build(...).fire { (json, _) in
// ...
}
See https://github.com/Meniny/Fire-in-Swift/ for more detail.
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the only init method to fire a HTTP / HTTPS request
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public init(url: String, prependBaseURL: Bool = true, method: Fire.HTTPMethod, params: Fire.Params? = nil, timeout: TimeInterval = FireDefaults.defaultTimeout, cachePolicy: URLRequest.CachePolicy? = nil, dispatch: Fire.Dispatch = Fire.Dispatch.asynchronously)
Parameters
method
the HTTP method you want
url
the url you want
timeout
time out setting
Return Value
a Fire object
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the only init method to fire a HTTP / HTTPS request
Declaration
Swift
public convenience init(HTTPMethod method: HTTPMethod, url: String, prependBaseURL: Bool = true, params: Fire.Params? = nil, timeout: TimeInterval, cachePolicy: URLRequest.CachePolicy? = nil, dispatch: Fire.Dispatch = Fire.Dispatch.asynchronously)
Parameters
method
the HTTP method you want
url
the url you want
timeout
time out setting
Return Value
a Fire object
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the only init method to fire a HTTP / HTTPS request
Declaration
Swift
open static func build( HTTPMethod method: HTTPMethod, url: String, prependBaseURL: Bool = true, params: Fire.Params? = nil, timeout: TimeInterval = FireDefaults.defaultTimeout, cachePolicy: URLRequest.CachePolicy? = nil, dispatch: Fire.Dispatch = Fire.Dispatch.asynchronously) -> Fire
Parameters
method
the HTTP method you want
url
the url you want
timeout
time out setting
Return Value
a Fire object
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add a custom HTTP header to current hedaers
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open func addHTTPHeader(_ value: String, forKey key: String) -> Fire
Parameters
key
HTTP header key
value
HTTP header value
Return Value
self (Fire object)
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add custom HTTP headers to current hedaers
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open func addHTTPHeaders(_ headers: Fire.HeaderFields?) -> Fire
Parameters
headers
HTTP header [key: value]
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self (Fire object)
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open func setHTTPHeaders(_ headers: Fire.HeaderFields?) -> Fire
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headers
HTTP header [key: value]
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self (Fire object)
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open func handleProgress(_ handler: Fire.ProgressCallback?) -> Fire
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handler
callback
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self (Fire object)
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open func fireForData(_ callback: Fire.DataResponseCallback?) -> Fire
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callback
callback Closure
response
void
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open func fireForString(_ callback: Fire.StringResponseCallback?) -> Fire
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callback
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response
void
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open func fireForJSON(_ callback: Fire.JOSNResponseCallback?) -> Fire
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callback
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response
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open func fire(forType rt: Fire.ResponseType, callback: Fire.GenericResponseCallback?) -> Fire
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response
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open func fire(callback: Fire.JOSNResponseCallback?) -> Fire
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callback
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response
void
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open func cancel(_ callback: Fire.VoidCallback?)
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callback
callback Closure
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open func cancel()
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callback
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@objc(URLSession:didReceiveChallenge:completionHandler:) public func urlSession(_ session: URLSession, didReceive challenge: URLAuthenticationChallenge, completionHandler: @escaping (URLSession.AuthChallengeDisposition, URLCredential?) -> Void)
Parameters
session
NSURLSession
challenge
NSURLAuthenticationChallenge
completionHandler
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Tinashe Dances In The Streets Of Tokyo For "Save Room For Us" Video
Stream Tinashe's "Songs For You" visual.
by Chantilly PostTinashe dropped off her latest album Songs For You just last month that came equipped with 15 songs and features by 6LACK and G-Eazy. The offering was an independent release by Tinashe following her drop from RCA records and seemingly was a bit of a redemption feeling as she managed her own direction and meaning behind her release.
The 26-year-old singer has now followed up with more love on her project since dropping off an official video for the album's fifth song, "Save Room For Us." The over three-minute video sees Tinashe hitting the streets of Tokyo with a dance crew, busting out moves in various locations. Tinashe revealed on Instagram that "Save Room For Us" has been the most-streamed song on her album so far so it only makes sense for it to be the first to get a visual offering.
Peep the video above and let us know what you think.


First, the basics.
Headings set your default page size
Add your four mochi images from your tutorial here.
Let's make an unordered list
And now, one in order
Sometimes you want to draw attention to something in a line of text.
Sometimes you want to strongly emphasize something in the text.
Sometimes you want to do both.
Soft line breaks can't wrap anything.
Neither can image tags, or hard lines.
Add a hard line under here.
This page probably doesn't look great - we'll learn how to hook it to CSS next week.


Gay N. Denner
McFarland/Boscobel – Gay N. Denner, age 69, reunited with his parents on Saturday, November 16, 2019.
Gay was born on January 31, 1950 in Middleton, WI to Norman and Marion (Westphal) Denner. He grew up in rural Verona, graduating from Verona High. Gay enlisted in the US Army after high school. During his younger years he was involved in the family welding business and ultimately took an apprenticeship as an ironworker with the Ironworkers' Local 383 out of Madison, WI. Gay was a lifetime member of the Oakridge Rifle Club in Verona. He was an avid hunter, fisherman, outdoorsman and loved to tinker and repair whatever he could get his hands on. Gay will always be remembered for his jokes and how he loved his family.
Gay is survived by his children, Andrew (Jennifer) of Boscobel, Katherine (Ryan) Stringfield of Randolph, and Emily Swenson (Chris Olson) of Rewey; grandchildren, Andrea (Tyson), Nathan, Travis, Ashlan, Josie, Brody, Brock, Zoe, and Ty; siblings, Gwen (Harlan) Olson, Greg (Pam), and Gene; and his significant other, Christine Kalinowski. He is further survived by nieces, nephews, other family and friends.
He is preceded in death by his parents; and grandson, Griffin Swenson.
A Celebration of Life will be held from 11AM until 1PM on Monday, November 25, 2019 at RYAN FUNERAL HOME, 220 Enterprise Drive, Verona. A private burial with Full Military Honors will be held at Sunset Memory Gardens, Madison.
To view and sign this guestbook, please visit: www.ryanfuneralservice.com
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Arena Manager:
This is a list of the teams planning to participate in this match. Impressive, aren't they? But don't be intimidated. Knowing your opponents and their capabilities is good strategy in fact.
=== List of Participating Teams ===
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a tribute to
Elon Musk
Biography
Elon Musk has stated that the goals of SolarCity, Tesla, and SpaceX revolve around his vision to change the world and humanity.
Born in South Africa in 1971, Musk moved to Canada in 1989 to study in Queen's University. In 1992, he transferred to University of Pennsylvania. In 1995, at age 24, he was about to begin a PhD in applied physics and materials science at Stanford University, but left the program after two days to pursue his entrepreneurial aspirations in the areas of the Internet, renewable energy and outer space. He started Zip2 with his brother and became a millionaire from the sale of it to Compaq.
In 1999 he co-founded X.com, an online financial services and email payment company. In 2002, PayPal (X.com after merger) was acquired by eBay and Elon received US$165 Million dollars. He then went on to undertake different ventures starting with SpaceX in 2002, Tesla in 2004, SolarCity in 2006, OpenAI in 2015, Neuralink in 2016 and The Boring Company in the same year.
"When something is important enough, you do it even if the odds are not in your favor."
Timeline
- Elon Reeve Musk was born in Pretoria, Transvaal, South Africa, the son of Maye Musk and Errol Musk
- He teaches himself computer programming at the age of 12, sold the code for a BASIC-based video game he created called Blastar, for approximately $500
- He starts Zip2, a web software company, with his brother
- Musk co-founded X.com, an online financial services and e-mail payment company, with US$10 million from the sale of Zip. One year later, the company merged with Confinity, which had a money transfer service called PayPal. The merged company focused on the PayPal service and was renamed PayPal in 2001
- PayPal was acquired by eBay for US$1.5 billion in stock. With US$100 million of his early fortune, in May, Musk founded SpaceX to revolutionize space technology, with the ultimate goal of enabling people to live on other planets
- Musk invests in Tesla, an electic-vehicle company, joining Tesla's board of directors as its chairman. He took an active role within the company and oversaw Roadster product design at a detailed level
- SpaceX's first ever rocket launched and exploded. He started to invest in SolarCity. The underlying motivation for funding both SolarCity and Tesla is to help combat global warming, and to accelerate the advent of sustainable energy
- In August, SpaceX's Falcon 1 rocket had failed all three of its launches. SpaceX and Tesla were both running out of cash.  In September, the fourth launch succeeds. On Dec. 23, NASA awarded SpaceX a $1.6 billion contract to haul at least 20 metric tons of cargo to the international space station over 12 planned flights. Likewise, hours before Tesla would have gone bankrupt - they managed to raise funds
- SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft delivered cargo to and from the International Space Station — a challenging feat previously accomplished only by governments. Tesla starts shipping the model S at $75,000 in June, and launches supercharger network for long distance driving
- Starts building the Gigafactory to mass produce batteries
- Unveils Powerwall. First customers get their Model X. In June, rocket launch fails, the first failure after 19 successful launches. In Dec, rocket landing succeeds - the first reusuable rocket to reach orbit
- Launches largest rocket Falcon Heavy
- SpaceX makes aerospace history by flying and reflying an orbital class booster, which is the most expensive part of the rocket. Gigafactory starts production in June. In July, Tesla's first customers get their Model 3 - at $35,000 per car.
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Businessmodel of Violin Memory
Customer Segments
Violin Memory provides a broad range of digital storage products and solutions to commercial enterprises across multiple business sectors. The Company’s customers can be organise broadly into the following categories:
- Financial Services, including retail and commercial banking institutions, asset and investment management firms, insurance companies, capital markets operators, and other financial services providers;
- Healthcare, including healthcare providers, medical service companies, and healthcare payer organisations;
- Communications, including telecommunications service providers, cloud and internet service providers, and other communications enterprises; and
- Other Commercial Enterprises, including various commercial entities across multiple sectors, such as the retail, energy, and corporate sectors. Violin Memory has served a number of well-known clients. This includes organisations such as KIND Hearing, Ferrellgas, the San Francisco 49ers, Bank of America, Toshiba, Verizon Wireless, Equinix, and Valley Health Care.
Violin Memory is based in the US, which is the Company’s principal market. The Company, however, also serves an international client base across the Americas, Asia Pacific, and Europe.
Value Propositions
Violin Memory provides value to its clients in the following ways:
- Its reputation and industry standing, with the Company established as reliable and popular provider of flash storage products and solutions, as evidenced by its ability to secure business from high-profile companies across multiple sectors;
- Its broad portfolio of service offerings, with the Company offering a varied range of products and services, including industry-specific solutions for the financial services, healthcare and communications industries;
- Its international sales reach, with the Company serving an extensive domestic client base in the US, as well as numerous clients in international markets across the Americas, Asia Pacific, and Europe;
- Its proprietary technologies, with the Company developing and utilising a range of proprietary technologies in the delivery of its products and solutions, making its service offerings unique within the industry; and
- Its industry expertise and experience, with the Company employing specialist personnel across its operating units, as well as a team of experienced industry executives. ### Channels
Violin Memory operates a website at www.violin-memory.com, through which it provides information on its products and services, target industries, and operating regions. The Company does not operate an online sales channel, nor does it provide an online customer portal.
Violin Memory primarily makes sales to customers through its in-house direct sales force, which is organised by geographic region. The Company’s sales personnel deal directly with clients and operate out of the Company’s network of sales and administrative offices, including locations in New York, North Carolina, China, Japan, Singapore, South Korea and the UK.
Violin Memory additionally makes sales through a network of channel and distribution partners, including distributors and resellers. The Company also works with technology partners and systems integrators to integrate and market its products with third party solutions.
The Company then works with technology and systems integrator partners to co-market solutions and offer joint services and support to customers.
Customer Relationships
Violin Memory does not make sales to its customers on a self-service basis. Instead, the Company makes sales through its in-house direct sales force, with its individual sales representatives consulting closely with clients to understand the individual requirements and assist customers in determining which of its products best satisfies those requirements. For its large customers, the Company establishes dedicated account management teams that manage the relationship with the customer.
Violin Memory offers ongoing support to its customers, who are able to contact dedicated support personnel over the phone or via email in order to access personalised technical assistance. The Company also provides a range of online support resources – including FAQs, white papers, case studies, datasheets, analyst reports, and videos – that clients can access independently through the Company’s website.
Additionally, Violin Memory operates social media accounts with YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn, through which the Company interacts directly with its customers and publishes company updates.
Key Activities
Violin Memory offers a range of flash-based storage products and solutions, aiming to bring storage performance in line with high-speed applications, servers and networks.
The Company’s offers a range of cloud-based solutions, including its Flash Storage Platform, which is designed to bring efficiency to the storage systems of commercial entities across multiple industries, including the healthcare, financial services, and communications industries. The Company is based in the US, but also serves an extensive international client base across the Americas, Europe, and Asia Pacific, maintaining offices in the UK, China, Singapore, and South Korea.
Key Partners
Violin Memory works in close collaboration with a network of partners spanning multiple industries. These partners can be organised broadly into the following categories:
- Supplier and Vendor Partners, comprising suppliers of products, services, and equipment that are utilised across the Company’s operating units in support of its core development and implementation operations;
- Channel and Distribution Partners, comprising the Company’s network of value added resellers, systems integrators, and distributors that assist in extending the reach of the Company’s own in-house sales force, particularly in certain international markets;
- Technology Partners, comprising various specialist technology and software companies that assist in the development, maintenance and delivery of effective, high-quality storage solutions; and
- Strategic and Alliance Partners, including a number of market leading companies across multiple sectors, with which the Company collaborates on joint projects, including in marketing, branding, and development. Violin Memory has a number of key partnerships in place. This includes tie-ups with a number of high-profile technology companies, including Dell, Toshiba, Microsoft, Intel, Cisco, Lenovo, IBM, SAP, Citrix, Oracle, and VMWare.
Key Resources
Violin Memory’s key resources are its proprietary technologies and intellectual properties, its cloud storage platform and storage solutions, its IT and communications infrastructure, its sales and distribution channels, its partnerships, and its personnel.
Violin Memory utilises a range of proprietary technologies relating to solid-state storage, solid-state memory, software acceleration, and related technologies. According to its annual report, the Company has 45 issued patents and 50 provisional and non-provisional patent applications in the US and 65 issued or allowed patents and 38 corresponding patent applications in foreign jurisdictions, including Patent Cooperation Treaty applications, as of 31st January 2016.
Violin Memory also owns and or leases a number physical properties around the world that comprise its sales and administrative office network, including locations across the US, Singapore, the UK, China, and South Korea.
Cost Structure
Violin Memory incurs costs in relation to the development of its proprietary technologies and storage solutions, the maintenance of its IT and communications infrastructure, the procurement of services and equipment, the operation of its sales and distribution channels, the implementation of marketing and advertising campaigns, and the retention of its personnel.
In 2016 Violin Memory recorded total operating expenses in the amount of $114.48 million. This included sales and marketing expenses in the amount of $55.62 million, research and development expenses in the amount of $41.70 million, and general and administrative expenses in the amount of 17.17 million.
Revenue Streams
Violin Memory generates revenue through the development and sale of various flash storage products and solutions to commercial entities across multiple business sectors. The Company derives revenue in the form of products sales and under service contracts that are agreed on case-by-case basis.
In 2016 Violin Memory generated revenue for the year in the amount of $50.87 million, down considerably on the $78.98 million recorded by the Company in 2015. The Company’s revenue was attributed relatively evenly to products sales, which amounted to $27.34 million, and the provision of services, which amounted to $23.53 million.


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