About Canonical
- Founded in 2004 as nonameyet.com
- Head office is in London, UK
- Canonical has approximately 750 people
- Over 80% of the employees work from home
- Two divisions: Devices; and Cloud
About Tim
- Work for Canonical remotely
- Been doing this for almost 10 years now
- Working on Juju, application modelling and deployment tool
- Team spans NZ, Australia, Dubai, Bulgaria, UK, Argentina, USA, and Canada
- Manager is in the USA
Juju
Juju is an application and service modelling tool that enables you to quickly model, configure, deploy and manage applications in the cloud with only a few commands.
Use it to deploy hundreds of preconfigured services, OpenStack, or your own code to any public or private cloud.
Juju
- Approx 65 peopple: 16 UI Engineering, 17 Core Engineering, 14 QA, 12 Eco-systems, 12 Openstack charmers.
- Open source Go project
- github.com/juju/juju ~500k lines of Go
- Other github.com/juju/ packages ~250k lines of Go
Planning - Six monthly
- 1 week sprint with stakeholders feature planning
- 1 week sprint with the team
Feature Development
- We try to be agile
- Start with a stakeholder driven "specification"
- what the feature is
- how it would be used
Feature Prioritisation
- Always more work than time
- Agree at planning sprint as to cycle goals
- Based on developer estimates
- Always over-committed
Mid-cycle checkpoint
- Another week long work meeting somewhere
- Looks at:
- what unplanned work was done
- progress of agreed features
- Agree on new targets
Developing Features
- Break it down into codeable chunks
- Rough estimates, most people are bad at this
- Develop locally on your laptop
- Always have tests
- Code reviews
Landing code
- All code is reviewed using github pull requests
- Every PR must have tests supporting the change
- Every PR must be approved by a core team member
- No-one commits directly to master, a bot does it
- Bot runs all core tests on ubuntu, subset on windows, race test and smoke test
Pre-release testing
- We have a bunch of continuous integration tests
- These tests cycle repeatedly taking tip of master
- Failing tests get new bugs
- All voting tests must pass for release
Bugs
poem about 99 bugs in the code
Bugs
- All programs over a certain size have bugs
- Ideally we don't want any
- Need to prioritise bugs with features
Reality
- Need "office" space
- This is where you work most of the time
- Flexi-time, 1.5 hour lunches for gym
- Results driven not hours driven
My office
Working Hours
- Each person is expected to have predictable hours
- Most people work 8 - 5, 9 - 6 or some variation
- Very easy to overwork
- Time in an office isn't all productive
Communication
- IRC - old school, freenode and company private
- Hangouts - 1:1 calls, and team calls
- Twitter, Facebook, Google+
- Phone conference when talking with customers
- Oh, yeah, and heaps of e-mail
Normal Days
- Mornings are when I catch up with Americans
- Stand-up calls at 11:15am
- Moved from manager back to more development
Regular Calls
- Release call meetings
- Cross team calls
- Weekly 1 hour 1:1 call with my manager
- Several calls with peers
Working...
- Calls each morning
- Often other calls through the day
- Keep on top of email
- Be responsive on IRC
- And add features or fix bugs
Master your tools
- Whichever editor you use, learn it well
- Know git well enough to get yourself out of trouble
- Command line tools are worth knowing, find, xargs, grep
When you get stuck
Take the dog for a walk
Worth noting
Kids don't care who you are talking to
It isn't for everyone
- Most your friends are virtual
- Can feel lonely
- Miss the water cooler chatter
- Must have social life outside of work


Over the past 9 years, as an art director and designer, I’ve worked with big companies and up-and-coming startups to successfully help them reach their full potential and attract new customers.


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Encoder, Exploiter, Diffuser: Les humanités numériques dans les projets de recherche
University of Poitiers
12th February 2020
Twitter: #enexdi2020
Greta H. Franzini
| Modern | Historical | |
| Spoken | Dead | |
| Large user-base | Small user-base | |
| Great commercial interest | Little commercial interest |
A problem solved for a modern language is not necessarily solved for a historical language
"Collections of data which primarily document communicative acts of humans"
(ISLE Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations, 2000)
Textual/linguistic analysis is complex
Split the task into smaller, solvable subtasks
Pipeline workflow planning whereby the results of one subtask feed into the next subtask
One size does not fit all different pipelines for different needs
Garbage in, garbage out
It is often said that 80% of data analysis is spent on the process of cleaning and preparing the data [...]. Data preparation is not just a first step, but must be repeated many times over the course of analysis as new problems come to light or new data is collected.Hadley Wickham, 2014
Plain Text
Splitting texts into tokens , i.e. small units of analysis:
characters, words, sentences, etc.
Typically: word-level tokenisation
Token ≠ word
mangiarlo ("eat it")
=
1 token, 2 morphological words
"The cat is on the table"
Tokens: 6 Types: 5
"New York": 1 or 2 tokens?
U.S.A. ad hoc Milano-Verona l'ensemble das Fingerspitzengefühl
scriptura continua?
Tokenisation is not a trivial task
PoS-tagging labelling PoS = Part of Speech
Lemmatisation reducing an inflected form to its base form, known as lemma
Tagset closed set of part-of-speech labels (tags) used to annotate a text
Parts of speech noun, verb, adjective, adverb, pronoun, preposition, conjunction, interjection
Interoperability problem Tagsets can be more or less granular
E.g.: for Latin there are some 24 different PoS-taggers but no single tagset...
Standard Universal Dependencies (17 tags)
Methods
Different models and tagsets
"Il n'est plus! Ô disgrâce à jamais déplorable!"
(Claude Boyer - Agamenon, Tragédie - 1648)
French - 33 tags
Il PRO:PER il
n' ADV ne
est VER:pres être
plus ADV plus
! SENT !
Ô INT ô
disgrâce NOM disgrâce
à PRP à
jamais ADV jamais
déplorable ADJ déplorable
! SENT !
Old French - 55 tags
Il PROper il
n' ADVneg ne
est VERcjg estre
plus ADVgen plus
! PONfrt !
Ô VERppe <unknown>
disgrâce VERcjg <unknown>
à PRE à
jamais ADVgen jamais
déplorable NOMcom <unknown>
! PONfrt !
Domain
A model trained on medieval language is not suitable to tag modern language and viceversa
Ambiguity
maîtresse NOM maître|maîtresse
sommes VER:pres sommer|être
Unknown
Reasons: unrecognised tokens, problematic tokenisation, dirty text (e.g., OCR), ...
Homography
A lemma can have more than one PoS
lis
lis NOM li|lis
Tu lis le livre
tu PRO:PER tu
lis VER:pres lire
le DET:ART le
livre NOM livre
PoS-tagging can extend to morphological traits
Morphological analysis assigns morphological traits to word forms: PoS, gender, number, person, mood, tense, case, degree, etc.
E.g. DanteSearch corpus: 2882 tag!
Identification and extraction of entities into categories, e.g., people, institutions, places, events, quantities, percentages, etc.
Analysis of relations between words and of sentence structure
The act of parsing is done by a parser
Syntactic parses make use of syntactically annotated data or treebanks . This level of annotation typically includes:
Two types of treebank
Costituency Dependency
Process of assigning meaning, a sense, to the correct syntactic structure = disambiguation
Begins with an analysis of relations between words.
This requires knowledge of:
Examples:
How did my NLP analysis/task/pipeline perform?
Different evaluation metrics depending on the type of analysis
Evaluation campaigns:


Ten clicks to the east. A click is an old-fashioned unit of distance. This blog argues that a click, in the Information Age, can be a symbol of disposition.
This statement is in response to a drafted blog entry of the Disclosure LP, Moog for Love. The author, Stalewife, believed the album was a ephemeral joy and not a runoff of jaded DJs too enveloped in fame to make distinct music as Pitchfork claimed. The LP is a one-off rump shaker. That statement was a "click", what the author felt at the time. After being listened to and experience for more subway trips, Moog for Love does not leave the same impression as it initially did. Once positive, now when the track is heard it sounds like, as much as Stalewife can articulate, like bullshit. Patchwork, overreaching bullsh. Should this be held against Disclosure? Should album reviews accomodate for unexperienced replayability? An argument is that The Life of Pablo is just as short lived and loses its flavor quicker than Juicy Fruit. Could be the nature of the beast that consumes house and hyper popular rap, though Kendrick leaves a longer impression and is more replayable. The jams can expire in as fast as a click. In the words of Beach House, covering Daniel Johnston, "Some Things Last a Long Time", and some things do not. -Stalewife


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JUDE A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1996 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 8.5 Alternative Scale: ***1/2 out of ****
UK/US, 1996 U.S. Release Date: beginning 10/18/96 (limited) Running Length: 2:02 MPAA Classification: R (Nudity, sex, animal slaughter, mature themes) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Cast: Christopher Eccleston, Kate Winslet, Liam Cunningham, Rachel Griffiths, June Whitfield Director: Michael Winterbottom Producer: Andrew Eaton Screenplay: Hossein Amini based on JUDE THE OBSCURE by Thomas Hardy Cinematography: Eduardo Serra Music: Adrian Johnston U.S. Distributor: Gramercy Pictures
One hallmark of great cinema is that, even when the story is tragic, a viewer can leave the theater both reflective and satisfied. JUDE, Michael Winterbottom's ambitious, big-screen adaptation of Thomas Hardy's heartbreaking classic, JUDE THE OBSCURE, fits perfectly into that category. This is a film of tremendous scope and emotional depth that uncovers the soul of a novel and brings it to life on the screen.
In every way that matters, JUDE is faithful to its print inspiration. The rhythm of some of the dialogue has been changed to make it sound more natural to contemporary viewers, and a number of minor characters have been deleted, but the story arc is rigorously true to Hardy's vision. One of the great strengths of the novel is that it centers on two believable, sympathetic characters. JUDE effectively captures not only their humanity, but their uniqueness, fashioning a delicate rapport between them and the audience.
For a widescreen period piece, JUDE is surprisingly subtle in presenting its setting. Any time you study the background, you'll be confronted with all the appropriate late-19th century surroundings, but the film is so deeply character-oriented that its easy to forget that we're looking back in time. With one very important exception, there are no scenes designed to specifically highlight time and place.
That lone exception happens early in the film. Young Jude (James Daley) has accompanied his beloved school teacher, Phillotson (Liam Cunningham), to the top of a hill outside his town of Marygreen. Phillotson is traveling to Christminster to become a scholar, and, with Jude by his side to bid him farewell, he points out the distant place, shimmering and gleaming on the horizon like Camelot. This vision becomes a driving force in Jude's life. Though he grows up to be a stone mason by trade, his dream is of scholarship, so he spends long hours studying, hoping eventually to follow Phillotson.
Years later, in the wake of a failed marriage to a pig farmer's daughter (Rachel Griffiths), Jude (now played by Christopher Eccleston) finally journeys to Christminster. And, although he fails in his quest for admission to a university, he meets his beautiful, young cousin, Sue Bridehead (Kate Winslet), a modern woman who refuses to be governed by religious superstitions. As she and Jude spend time together, they fall hopelessly in love. But, because they can never marry, the pressures of society doom their relationship. (In fact, it was Hardy's harsh condemnation of society's intransigence, in addition to his sexual frankness, that caused such a stir when JUDE THE OBSCURE first reached the public.)
JUDE couldn't have been more perfectly cast. Christopher Eccleston (SHALLOW GRAVE) develops Jude as a somewhat naive dreamer who is forever chasing an elusive image of happiness. For a while, that's the existence of a scholar, then, for the bulk of the film, it's a life with Sue. Eccleston gets us to care about Jude, a development that is critical to the film's success. His chemistry with his leading lady, Kate Winslet, is electric. When Phillotson says of Jude and Sue, "Sometimes I think [those] two are one person split in two", we believe him. Their initial sexual encounter is both funny and touching.
For her part, Winslet is luminous. The film makers indicate that they chose her because she's "easy to fall in love with", but the strength of her performance far outstrips her natural charisma. Winslet was nominated for a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her role in 1995's SENSE AND SENSIBILITY; what she does for Sue in JUDE is both more sublime and more noteworthy.
Liam Cunningham (A LITTLE PRINCESS) plays Phillotson as a tragic, but never pathetic, figure. Rachel Griffiths, who won international attention and acclaim for her role as Rhonda in MURIEL'S WEDDING, brings a similar zest to Arabella, the partner in Jude's ill-fated marriage. Veteran actress June Whitfield (of the British sit-com ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS) is delightful as Jude's aging aunt, who's never short of advice.
The emotional intensity of JUDE rivals that of films like CARRINGTON and THE REMAINS OF THE DAY. The honesty of the story and the faithfulness of the production are two key factors why. But top notch production values and strong performances aren't the only reasons for JUDE's success. More important than even these critical elements is the universality of the sad, unforgettable love story that Thomas Hardy first told, and Michael Winterbottom has so effectively re-interpreted.
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Open MCT Style Guide
Colors
Overview
In mission operations, color is used to convey meaning. Alerts, warnings and status conditions are by convention communicated with colors in the green, yellow and red families. Colors must also be reserved for use in plots. As a result, Open MCT uses color selectively and sparingly. Follow these guidelines:
- Don't use red, orange, yellow or green colors in any element that isn't conveying some kind of status information.
- Each theme has a key color (typically blue-ish) that should be used to emphasize interactive elements and important UI controls.
- Within each theme values are used to push elements back or bring them forward, lowering or raising them in visual importance.
In this theme, Espresso, lighter colors are placed on a dark background. The lighter a color is, the more it comes toward the observer and is raised in importance.
In this theme, Snow, darker colors are placed on a light background. The darker a color is, the more it comes toward the observer and is raised in importance.
- For consistency, use a theme's pre-defined status colors.
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The color-adjust property is described by the spec as “preserving colors in different-capability devices.” You know how there are phones, tablets and other devices out there without retina-quality screens? Well, this property provides the browser with a hint to make decisions about how to handle colors based on that quality.
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[%settitle Resource Index%]
[%file newheader%] [%file newnavbar%]The purpose of this implementation guide is to support communication of decision support guidance on whether or not an order is appropriate from EHR, hospital or departmental information systems, and enable receivers to validate that decision support was used to determine the appropriateness of those orders according to guidelines.
The Guideline Appropriate Ordering Profile supplies a mechanism by which EHR and departmental systems can evaluate orders to determine whether these orders conform to guidelines. The profile enables the results of the evaluation to be stored and transmitted, and the receiver of those results to verify that an order was evaluated with regard to appropriateness.
Under a new US law 1 , starting in 2017, providers ordering imaging procedures must use physician approved appropriateness guidelines to reduce unnecessary imaging in patients for whom it is not appropriate. In order to be paid for Medicare outpatient care, facilities and physicians who perform certain imaging procedures (either the technical or the clinical component) have to be able to show that decision support was used in the ordering process 2 . The European Society of Cardiology and the European Association of Cardiovascular Imaging have also identified a need for use of appropriateness criteria in cardiovascular imaging 3 .
This implementation guide is intended to support the use cases where a Clinical Decision Support is consulted during the processing of an order to ensure that the requested services are appropriate according to clinical guidelines at the time of order entry. It does not address orders proposed by a clinical decision support system because it is presumed that the CDS system has already ensured that any proposed service is clinically appropriate.
The focus of this guide is on ensuring that clinical decision support can be integrated into the ordering process. As far as this guide is concerned, the operation of CDS service itself is a black box. This guide does not specify how guidelines are selected during the evaluation, how the evaluation is performed, or the formats used to express the guidance in guidelines.
However, we are especially looking for feedback to ensure that this implementation guide is compatible withother mechanisms associated with clinical decision support, including CDS on FHIR. In particular, we are interested in comparing these two efforts, and understanding how to best provide CDS integration capabilities to EHR systems.
This guide defines the following conformance statements. Systems implementing the actors described below should provide a conformance resource documenting their conformance to this implementation guide.
| Actor | Description |
| GAO Decision Support Service | The Decision Support Service actor implements the $evaluate operation to determine whether that an order is appropriate according to clinical guidelines. |
| GAO Order Evaluation Requester | The Order Evaluation Requester actor invokes the $evaluate operation to determine whether an order is appropriate according to clinical guidelines. |
This guide defines the following operations.
| Operation | Description |
| GAO Evaluate Order | The evaluate operation examines an order, comparing it against known guidelines for appropriate use and returns the result of that evaluation to the caller. |
This guide defines the following profiles.
| Profile Name | Description |
| Guideline Appropriate Order | The Order resource references the request being evaluated (for diagnostic tests, medications, procedures, referrals), and is used to link the order details to the reason(s), date, patient and provider placing the order. |
| GAO Patient | The patient resource is required to provide relevant demographics associated with the patient. Other details may be provided according to local implementation requirements. |
| GAO Practitioner | The practitioner resource is required to identify the provider placing the order. |
| GAO Diagnostic Order | The diagnostic order resource is required to identify the diagnostic service or services that were ordered, and to provide additional details that may be necessary to evaluate the order for appropriateness. |
| GAO Referral Request | The referral request resource is required to identify the referral service or services that were ordered, and to provide additional details that may be necessary to evaluate the order for appropriateness. |
| GAO Medication Order | The medication prescription resource is required to identify the medications ordered, and to provide additional details that may be necessary to evaluate the order for appropriateness. |
| GAO Procedure Request | The procedure request resource is required to identify the procedures that were ordered, and to provide additional details that may be necessary to evaluate the order for appropriateness. |
| GAO Questionnaire | The Questionnaire resource is used to support an interactive question/answer implementation driven by the client. This interaction may result in a more favorable evaluation of the proposed order. |
| GAO Questionnaire Response | A QuestionnaireAnswers resource is used to answer questions that have been asked in order to determine the appropriateness of the order. A requester may pre-emptively provide answers to questions for orders it suspects may be necessary. |
| GAO Result | The result resource provides the result of the evaluation. |
| GAO Alternate | The alternate resource is used to reflect evaluations of alternate services that may be suggested by the decision support service. |
This guide defines the following extensions.
| Extension | Description |
| GAO Score | Supports capture of evaluation score from the decision support system. |
| GAO Device | Supports identification of the decision support system used to evaluate the order. |
| GAO Guideline | Supports identification of the decision support system used to evaluate the order. |
| GAO Item | Supports identification of the decision support system used to evaluate the order. |
| GAO Period | Supports identification of the decision support system used to evaluate the order. |
| GAO Practitioner Identifier | Supports identification of the ordering practitioner. |
| GAO Signature | Supports identification of the decision support system used to evaluate the order. |
This guide defines the following value sets and terminologies.
| Name | Description |
| GAO Evaluation Result Codes | A set of codes which indicates the result of an evaluation of an order. |
| GAO Answer Format Codes | The set of question types allowed in a questionnaire used for evaluation of orders. |
This guide provides the following examples.
| Name | Description |
| Example GAO response parameters CT head outside of guidelines | A 50-year-old male is ordered a CT of the Head for his headache by an identified practitioner. |
| Example GAO response parameters CT head outside of guidelines with alternate | A 50-year-old male is ordered a CT of the Head for his headache by an identified practitioner. |
| Example GAO response parameters CT head no guidelines | A 50-year-old male is ordered a CT of the Head for his headache by an identified practitioner. |
| Example GAO request parameters MRI head | A 50-year-old male is ordered an MRI of the the Head for his headache by an identified practitioner. |
| Example GAO request CT head | A 50-year-old male is ordered a CT of the Head for his headache by an identified practitioner. |
| Example GAO practitioner | Identified Practitioner:<PHONE_NUMBER> |
| Example GAO patient | A 50-year-old male. |
| Example GAO order | A 50-year-old male is ordered a CT of the Head for his headache by an identified practitioner. |
| Example GAO diagnosticorder head mri | Example GAO DiagnosticOrder for Head MRI |
| Example GAO diagnosticorder head ct | Example GAO DiagnosticOrder for Head CT |
1 H.R.4302. Protecting Access to Medicare Act of 2014. 03-JAN-15. Available on the web at http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/BILLS-113hr4302enr/pdf/BILLS-113hr4302enr.pdf
2 Burhmal, R. New Law Mandates Use of Imaging Appropriateness Criteria. RSNA. 01-JUN-14. Available on the web at http://rsna.org/NewsDetail.aspx?id=12360
3 Garbi, M et al. Appropriateness criteria for cardiovascular imaging use in heart failure: report of literature review. European Heart Journal – Cardiovascular Imaging (2015) 16, 147–153. 30-DEC-14. Available on the web at http://www.escardio.org/communities/EACVI/publications/Documents/EHJCI-appropriateness-criteria-garbi.pdf


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This is an anime Storyboards template on DIN A4 vertical (portrait) page that you can edit in Adobe InDesign. Designed for 1.85:1 aspect ratio (Widescreen) Storyboards, with 5 frames per sheet. The layout is drawing inspiration from the fantastic Studio Ghibli Storyboards. You can either edit the layout with Adobe InDesign or print it out as it is to work on paper, the old school way (no cheating).
Boxes:
The first column, カット indicates cuts. Use it to number your shots.
The second and main column is 画面 which stands for screen. That’s where you draw or place your images.
内容 stands for content, use this space for your notes (dialogue, action, etc.)
The last column, 秒 is for annotating the duration of your shots in seconds.
To work from InDesign, duplicate the page you want to use. To import your drawings, place your pictures into the frames that belong to the Images layer. Resize as you see fit. If you want, you can use the Rule of Third guides in locked layer to help you frame your compositions. Change the template as you see fit to make it your own. Fill in the header, add your credit and project details, add your production title or logo… And that’s it, your presentation is ready for print or screen.
IDML (InDesign Markup) format is compatible with all InDesign versions from CS4 to CC.
FYI: Since the document grid corresponds to the 1.85:1 aspect ratio, you can build variations with ease. The smallest module is 22,895 by 12,376 points. Its height matches the document body text’s leading—in case you’d like to type text. Use the Page-Master for pagination.
You can always hide the baseline grid and/or the document grid for clarity. (View > Grids & Guides > Show Baseline Grid & Hide Baseline Grid.) You may need the font Avenir installed on your machine to work with text, but you can use another font.
This template will save you time and help you design beautiful Storyboards!
Get this anime Storyboards template for InDesign now!
You can also get a free version of this template in PDF format.


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dungeons
Reform Group Menu
This menu is accessible from the main menu. Press Escape and chose Reform
Group. Once you have entered this menu you can reorganize your party. The first
character is the one that will appear on the map. To swap the positions of two
characters move the cursor over the one you wish to change and press enter. Now
move the cursor over the person you would like to swap them with. You can press
escape at this time to cancel this operation. Pressing escape with no selected
exits the menu.
Party Change Menu
The party change menu becomes available later in the game by talking to
different characters. It is pretty simple to use. Just move the cursor over the
character you want in your party then select which slot 1-4 you want them to be
in.
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The memory pool subsystem is the general-purpose shared memory buffer pool used by Berkeley DB. This module is useful outside of the Berkeley DB package for processes that require page-oriented, cached, shared file access.
A memory pool is a shared memory cache shared by any number of processes and threads within processes. The memp_open interface opens, and optionally creates, a memory pool. When that pool is no longer in use, it should be closed, using the memp_close interface.
The memp_fopen interface opens an underlying file within the memory pool. When that file is no longer in use, it should be closed, using the memp_fclose interface. The memp_fget interface is used to retrieve pages from files in the pool. All retrieved pages must be subsequently returned using the memp_fput interface. At the time that pages are returned, they may be marked dirty, which causes them to be written to the backing disk file before being discarded from the pool. If there is insufficient room to bring a new page in the pool, a page is selected to be discarded from the pool. If that page is dirty, it is first written to the backing file. The page is selected using a somewhat modified least-recently-used algorithm. Pages in files may also be explicitly marked clean or dirty using the memp_fset interface. All dirty pages in the pool from any underlying file may also be flushed as a group using the memp_fsync interface.
There are additional interfaces for manipulating the entire memory pool:
It is possible to gradually flush buffers from the pool in order to maintain a consistent percentage of clean buffers in the pool using the memp_trickle interface.
The db_stat utility uses the memp_stat interface to display statistics about the efficiency of the pool.
As some conversion may be necessary when pages are read into, or written from, the pool, the memp_register function allows applications to specify automatic input and output processing in these cases.
There is one additional interface that is intended for manipulating the memory pool, but which is specific to database systems. The memp_sync interface flushes dirty pages from all files held in the pool up to the current database log sequence number.
Finally, the entire pool may be discarded using the memp_unlink interface.


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"AHAVA "water, the river (Ezra 8:21) by the banks of which the Jewish exiles assembled under Ezra when about to return to Jerusalem from Babylon. In all probability this was one of the streams of Mesopotamia which flowed into the Euphrates somewhere in the north-west of Babylonia. It has, however, been supposed to be the name of a place (Ezra 8:15) now called Hit, on the Euphrates, east of Damascus.


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Animals
by David LynchThe number of horses seized by Louth County Council has been declining over the last few years, and so far in 2019 there have been no seizures at all.
Back in 2015, 43 horses were seized in the Wee County; this declined further to just 23 in 2016, but shot up again the following year to 38. In 2018 it came in at 37.
Yet, to date in 2019 not a single horse has been impounded by the local authority.
The figures were released following a question from Deputy Jackie Cahill, who asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine for the number of horses seized and or impounded for trespass and for non-compliance with chipping law and regulation by county in each of the years 2015 to 2018 and to date in 2019.
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How ESF and bringing education and businesses together improves job prospects for young people.
| Location | London |
| ESF funding | Skills Funding Agency |
| ESF target group | Young people |
The Inspire! European Social Fund ( ESF ) NEET Programme operates across 6 boroughs in North London. It’s managed by Inspire! Education Business Partnership, a charity that brings young people, education and businesses together to raise aspirations and improve opportunities for young people. The project engages young people who are not in education, employment or training ( NEET ). It is financed by the European Social Fund with match funding from the Skills Funding Agency.
Becky (not her real name) is a 17 year old young woman on the Inspire! ESF NEET Programme in Hackney, operated by a youth organisation called YOH. After dropping out of college she initially came to YOH as a place to meet friends. Tony, a youth worker at the centre, gradually got to know her circumstances and explained to her how the project could help her get back into education or training, with the aim of getting a job.
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After eligibility checks and a basic skills assessment, Becky met Tony for a series of one-to-one sessions. They looked at planning her future and the kind of training programme that would support it. With Tony’s help she was able to complete a person-centred action plan. This recorded her skills, qualifications and learning styles and plans to start a business administration apprenticeship. They agreed on a series of training sessions that would enable her to improve her CV, develop interview skills and join a pre-apprenticeship programme. (These help young people who need to improve their maths, English and experience before getting an apprenticeship.)
Becky took part in a series of group employability sessions at YOH, which included producing a CV to send to future apprenticeship employers and improving her interview skills. She engaged well in the sessions, which enabled her to learn from others in the same situation and use the group as a support mechanism. She also met Tony for one-to-ones in which they researched possible pre-apprenticeship programmes.
Becky and Tony found a business administration pre-apprenticeship programme where she could study maths and English while gaining work experience in the sector. With Tony’s support, Becky was successful in completing the application process and starting on the programme. As part of the programme Becky carries out a work placement at YOH 1 day a week to get the office experience she needs.
Becky has also discovered that her sociable side is useful in engaging with and supporting other young people. She recently helped Tony present a YOH youth work session and is keen to develop her interest in this area alongside her apprenticeship. Having built up trust with Tony, Becky is now able to channel her energy into positive activity. She’s decided to apply for a part time job, seeking Tony’s help to tailor her CV for local employers.
Tony said:
Before Becky’s energy went into socialising but now her energy is going into something constructive. Now when she sees me she asks me ‘What else can I do?’ and is keen to take steps for the future.
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provides some rudimentary capabilities.
To create a top-level window with a specified geometry, you can use
the following pair of commands:
::tycho::TopLevel .t -geometry 300x300+0+0
wm deiconify .t
deiconify
method above tells the
window manager to make the window visible.
Alternatively, instead of the wm deiconify
method,
we could have requested that the window be centered on the screen using
the centerOnScreen
method:
.t centerOnScreen
You can prevent interactive
resizing of the window with the following
command. Before you execute it, verify that you can interactively
resize the window we have created using whatever mechanism your window
manager supports. Then do this, use the
freezeWindowSize
method:
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geometry
option:
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syntax: ngx.header.HEADER = VALUE
syntax: value = ngx.header.HEADER
context: rewrite_by_lua*, access_by_lua*, content_by_lua*, header_filter_by_lua*, body_filter_by_lua*, log_by_lua*
Set, add to, or clear the current request's HEADER
response header that is to be sent.
Underscores (_
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) by default. This transformation can be turned off via the lua_transform_underscores_in_response_headers directive.
The header names are matched case-insensitively.
```lua
-- equivalent to ngx.header["Content-Type"] = 'text/plain' ngx.header.content_type = 'text/plain';
ngx.header["X-My-Header"] = 'blah blah';
```
Multi-value headers can be set this way:
```lua
ngx.header['Set-Cookie'] = {'a=32; path=/', 'b=4; path=/'}
```
will yield
```bash
Set-Cookie: a=32; path=/ Set-Cookie: b=4; path=/
```
in the response headers.
Only Lua tables are accepted (Only the last element in the table will take effect for standard headers such as Content-Type
that only accept a single value).
```lua
ngx.header.content_type = {'a', 'b'}
```
is equivalent to
```lua
ngx.header.content_type = 'b'
```
Setting a slot to nil
effectively removes it from the response headers:
```lua
ngx.header["X-My-Header"] = nil;
```
The same applies to assigning an empty table:
```lua
ngx.header["X-My-Header"] = {};
```
Setting ngx.header.HEADER
after sending out response headers (either explicitly with ngx.send_headers or implicitly with ngx.print and similar) will log an error message.
Reading ngx.header.HEADER
will return the value of the response header named HEADER
.
Underscores (_
) in the header names will also be replaced by dashes (-
) and the header names will be matched case-insensitively. If the response header is not present at all, nil
will be returned.
This is particularly useful in the context of header_filter_by_lua*, for example,
```nginx
location /test { set $footer '';
proxy_pass http://some-backend;
header_filter_by_lua_block {
if ngx.header["X-My-Header"] == "blah" then
ngx.var.footer = "some value"
end
}
echo_after_body $footer;
}
```
For multi-value headers, all of the values of header will be collected in order and returned as a Lua table. For example, response headers
Foo: bar
Foo: baz
will result in
```lua
{"bar", "baz"} ```
to be returned when reading ngx.header.Foo
.
Note that ngx.header
is not a normal Lua table and as such, it is not possible to iterate through it using the Lua ipairs
function.
Note: HEADER
and VALUE
will be truncated if they contain the \r
or \n
characters. The truncated values will contain all characters up to (and excluding) the first occurrence of \r
or \n
.
For reading request headers, use the ngx.req.get_headers function instead.


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Rapunzel, clothed in 1820’s period fashion
Belle, based on 1770’s French court fashion
Mulan, based on the Ming Dynasty period
Sleeping Beauty, based on European fashions in 1485
Pocahontas based on 17th century Powhatan costume
Snow White, based on 16th century German fashion
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Name
HPL_rand random number generator.
Synopsis
#include "hpl.h"
double
HPL_rand();
Description
HPL_rand
generates the next number in the random sequence. This
function ensures that this number lies in the interval (-0.5, 0.5].
The static array irand contains the information (2 integers) required
to generate the next number in the sequence X(n). This number is
computed as X(n) = (2^32 * irand[1] + irand[0]) / d - 0.5, where the
constant d is the largest 64 bit positive integer. The array irand is
then updated for the generation of the next number X(n+1) in the
random sequence as follows X(n+1) = a * X(n) + c. The constants a and
c should have been preliminarily stored in the arrays ias and ics as
2 pairs of integers. The initialization of ias, ics and irand is
performed by the function HPL_setran.
See Also
HPL_ladd,
HPL_lmul,
HPL_setran,
HPL_xjumpm,
HPL_jumpit.


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using the cmu mocap database, we wrote parsers for two different types of files and created an online gui
that translated the data into trajectories and rendered them in javascript. this was my final project
for cs290: digital 3d geometry with chris tralie. Source code is available
here.
technologies: javascript, webgl, html, css
maddiestambler.com
last summer, i made a website for a fellow duke student. she is a photographer, film maker, and most importantly,
a storyteller. it was one of my first times working with web development and through it, i was able to learn a ton!
be sure to check out her amazing work! Source code is available
here.
technologies: html, css, javascript, jquery
VOOGASalad
in a team of 12, i helped create a game engine and authoring environment that allows users to easily create new tower
defense games. the project took about two months and was the final assignment for cs308: software design and implementation.
the course emphasized clean, efficient code as well as scalable design.
technologies: java, javafx
Space Chase
my first "big" java project. i made a simple scroller game using javafx. i cringe when i look back at the code now
but it was my first big project alone! gotta start somewhere, right?
technologies: java, javafx
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Seychelles - Profile
Facts
- Update August 2016: An outbreak of Foot and Mouth disease in Reunion and Rodrigues has resulted in strict food import restrictions. See this Noonsite report.
- The Seychelles number over 100 islands, some granite, others coral atolls including one of the world's largest atolls, Aldabra. This is now a world heritage site and permission to visit it must be obtained in Mahé. Having been uninhabited by man until 200 years ago, the islands are rich in unique wildlife, such as the giant land tortoise, many species of birds, strange plants such as the giant Coco de Mer, and untouched forests.
- Mahé, La Digue and Praslin have all been developed for foreign visitors to enjoy these natural advantages, but the number of tourists is kept controlled.
- The best anchorages are on Mahé. The outlying island anchorages are very exposed and subject to uncomfortable cross-swell conditions. The anchorages at La Digue and Praslin Islands are particularly striking and one of the chief attractions on the latter is Baie St Anne, with its thousands of Coco de Mer palms, some of them reputedly 800 years old.
- The strict controls imposed on cruising yachts in the early 1990s have been gradually lifted and formalities are no longer so complicated, although some restrictions remain in force. Most of these are meant to protect this truly unique environment.
- With the increase in the number of cruising yachts visiting the Seychelles and also because some charter boats are based there, facilities are steadily improving. All repair services are concentrated in Victoria, where there are several boatyards with slipways. Two new marinas have opened on Mahe, as bases for charter operations but with facilities available to visiting yachts.
- There are also limited facilities on Praslin and La Digue.
Security
Sadly crime, such as opportunist theft, has increased in the Seychelles in recent years and normal security precautions should be taken as with elsewhere.
In July 2015 a number of boats were boarded at night at anchor in the inner yacht basin in Port Victoria, Mahe. All times it was by swimmers (possibly the same men every time) who stole whatever they could lay their hands on. The one time they were confronted by the yacht crew, the situation turned violent. See report here. Local Police recommend cruisers lock their boats at night, lock and lift their dinghies and check their outside decks for anything that can be used as a weapon against them.
Last updated July 2015.
Weather
The climate is tropical, but outside of the cyclone belt. Temperatures average 75-86°F (24-30°C). The NW monsoon lasts from November to April, while from March it is hotter and the winds are lighter until the SE monsoon sets in from May to October.
Weather forecasts are available by calling Seychelles Radio (Coast Station) on VHF channel 16 (working channel 26).
Seychelles Weather Forecast.
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If you could be a fly on the wall at Disney these days, you'd probably overhear more than a few conversations about that cursed Dreamworks and their lousy "Antz" movie. It's bad enough that "Antz" has become the highest-grossing non-Disney animated feature ever, but on top of that it's stolen a considerable amount of the thunder from "A Bug's Life," the latest collaboration between Disney and the cutting-edge computer-animation studio Pixar, who produced the enormously successful "Toy Story" in 1995. What made "Toy Story" click with grown-up audiences was its hipness, both in its humor and in its casting of such diverse talents as Tom Hanks, Tim Allen and Don Rickles as the primary voices. Kids who had no clue who Rickles was or why their parents were laughing at some of the in-jokes appreciated the movie for its rambunctious action and lovable characters. And certainly everyone was wowed by the movie's brilliant graphics. Indeed, "Toy Story" was a tough act to follow, and while "A Bug's Life" is never less than pleasant and full of luscious Cinemascope visuals, coming on the heels of "Antz" it can't help but suffer in comparison; voices like "Bug's" Dave Foley, Phyllis Diller and Denis Leary can't hold a candle to the talents of Woody Allen, Christopher Walken and Gene Hackman in "Antz." Though most adults who've seen the Dreamworks picture will feel a bit of deja vu sitting through this one, "Life" is simpler and less witty than "Antz," which should make it more attractive to very young viewers. Like "Toy Story," "A Bug's Life" has been directed by John Lasseter, who keeps the pace sprightly in the hopes of concealing an extremely wispy story. Ant Island is annually raided by greedy grasshoppers led by the bullying Hopper (given a distinctively nasty voice by Kevin Spacey), who insists the ants slave away for months gathering food for these unwanted guests. Ambitious Fleck (Foley) volunteers to seek out some ant-friendly "warrior bugs" who'll send Hopper and friends scrurrying, but what he believes is a gang of wandering mercenaries turns out to be nothing more than the unemployed performers from a failed flea circus; they go home with Fleck under the mistaken assumption they've been hired to do a show. Since this is a Disney picture you need not worry that it all ends in a squishy bug massacre, although in all frankness "A Bug's Life" often seems to cry out for a little more irreverence, a dash more danger. The memorable villain in "Toy Story" was a psychotic kid named Sid who liked to mutilate dolls and action figures; he gave the story a black-comic edge. In contrast, Hopper and his crew are one-dimensional baddies who don't provide much genuine menace or excitement. Nor is the amiable Fleck a particularly colorful hero in the tradition of Buzz Lightyear or Woody. The best-written characters here are the macho ladybug Francis (Leary), a pretentious stick-bug with the haughty tone of David Hyde Pierce, and a pair of mumbling, hyperactive pill-bugs named Tuck and Roll who take their love of performing to extremes. Should you brave the holiday crowds to see the film this weekend, don't head up the aisles when the end credits begin to roll, or you'll miss some extremely funny mock-outtakes; they're well-worth sticking around for. James Sanford
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/**
* This is the team's API. It listens for HTTP requests and will make relevant responses.
*
* It also interacts with the DAO.js file and the model.js file
*
* The Week 9 complete app example by Dr Kasim Terzic proved a great base, and some of his code was paraphrased and implemented
*
* @author tmep,nn27,ty35,dtb3,mb372
* @date April 27 2018
* @module js/api
*/
(function() {
let express = require('express');
let bodyParser = require('body-parser');
let model = require('./model.js');
let dao = require('./dao.js');
let PouchDB = require('pouchdb');
let cors = require('cors');
/**
* If the app is opened up. This function is called to up and the id of the number of posts is returned
*
* @type {number}
*/
let maxID;
function setID(value) {
maxID = value;
console.log("Current Max Post ID: " + maxID);
}
/**
* If the app is opened up. This function is called to up and the id of the number of users is returned
*
* @type {number}
*/
let maxUserID;
function setUserID(value) {
maxUserID = value;
console.log("Current Max User ID: " + maxUserID);
}
/**
* The port our apllication will listen on
*
* @type {number}
*/
let thePort;
// Export the public methods of the module so we can run it from JS
module.exports = {
/**
* Runs the application
* @function
* @returns {Object} The newly created Express app
*/
runApp,
/**
* Configure the app processing pipeline. Call directly instead of runApp() for
* testing etc.
* @function
*/
configureApp,
};
/***********************************************************************************
* Express Application
***********************************************************************************/
/**
* Run the app on the default port 9001. Makes use of configureApp to set up the
* processing pipeline.
*
* @returns {Object} The newly created Express app
*/
function runApp() {
maxID = 7;
maxUserID = 4;
thePort = 3010;
let app = express();
dao.init(setID);
dao.init2(setUserID);
configureApp(app);
console.log("Listening on port " + thePort);
return app.listen(thePort);
}
/**
* Configure the app processing pipeline.
*/
function configureApp(app) {
app.use(bodyParser.json({
limit: '10mb'
}));
// If a get request is submitted with a valid location, the getPosts handler is called
app.get("/getPosts/:location", getPosts);
// If a "post" request is submitted, , the addPost handler is called which will add a new ID to the post
app.post("/addPost", addPost);
// If a get request is submitted to see the current users signed up, the getUsers handler is called
app.get("/getUsers", getUsers);
// If a "post" request is submitted, , the addUser handler is called which will add a new unique ID to the user
app.post("/addUser", addUser);
// For everything else, serve a static page from the
// "static" directory.
app.use('/', express.static('static'));
}
// Event Handlers
/**
* Handler for /getPosts resource. It will ask the Data Access Object
* to fetch all items from the database and return an object containing
* all of them via HTTP.
*
* It also reverses the posts so that they are recieved by the client descending date order.
*
* Reference: kt54 - W09 Final Example
*/
var getPosts = function(req, res, next) {
let location = req.params.location;
// Ask the DAO to fetch all posts, and then process
// the result in the callback
dao.getPosts(location, function(posts) {
var result = {
'allposts': []
};
for (post of posts) {
result.allposts.push(JSON.parse(post.toJSON()));
//console.log(post);
}
result.allposts.reverse();
// end the response with code 200 and the correct object
res.status(200).end(JSON.stringify(result));
});
}
/**
* Handler for /addPost. It will receive a JSON object as the body
* of the request, create a new forumPost from this JSON object and then ask
* the Data Access Object to store this item in the database. It will incremnet
* id from the previous highest post id.
*
* It will return the JSON object corresponsing to the newly created database object
* as the body of the HTTP response
*
* Reference: kt54 - W09 Final Example
*/
var addPost = function(req, res, next) {
let id = ++maxID;
jsonobj = req.body;
jsonobj.id = id;
let forumPost = new model.ForumPost();
forumPost.fromJSON(jsonobj);
dao.addPost(forumPost, function(repost, postObj) {
let postId = repost.id;
if (forumPost._imageAttachment != "") {
dao.addPostAttachment(postObj, forumPost._imageAttachment.name, forumPost._imageAttachment['Content-Type'], forumPost._imageAttachment.data, function() {});
repost.img = forumPost._imageAttachment.data;
}
res.status(201).end(JSON.stringify(repost));
});
}
/**
* Handler for /getUsers resource. It will ask the Data Access Object
* to fetch all items relating to the users in the database and return an object containing
* all of them via HTTP.
*
* Reference: kt54 - W09 Final Example
*/
var getUsers = function(req, res, next) {
// Ask the DAO to fetch all posts, and then process
// the result in the callback
dao.getUsers(function(users) {
let result = {
'allusers': []
};
for (user of users) {
result.allusers.push(JSON.parse(user.toJSON()));
}
// end the response with code 200 and the correct object
res.status(200).end(JSON.stringify(result));
});
}
/**
* Handler for /addUser. It will receive a JSON object as the body
* of the request, create a new user from this JSON object and then ask
* the Data Access Object to store this item in the database. It will incremnet
* id from the previous highest user id.
*
* It will return the JSON object corresponsing to the newly created database object
* as the body of the HTTP response
*
* Reference: kt54 - W09 Final Example
*/
var addUser = function(req, res, next) {
let id = ++maxUserID;
jsonobj = req.body;
jsonobj.id = id;
let userAdding = new model.UserInfo();
userAdding.fromJSON(jsonobj);
dao.addUser(userAdding, function(repost) {
console.log("Got: " + repost);
res.status(201).end(JSON.stringify(repost));
});
}
})();


#include <RU_manager.h>
Data Fields | |
| L_Oper * | op |
| int | proc_opc |
| int * | pred |
| Mdes_Alt * | selected_alt |
| int | issue_time |
| int | slot_used |
Definition at line 114 of file RU_manager.h.
Definition at line 120 of file RU_manager.h.
Referenced by RU_info_create(), RU_schedule_op_reverse(), and RU_unschedule_op().
| struct L_Oper* _RU_Info::op |
Definition at line 116 of file RU_manager.h.
Referenced by RU_can_schedule_op(), RU_info_create(), RU_info_delete(), RU_schedule_op(), RU_schedule_op_at(), and RU_schedule_op_reverse().
| int* _RU_Info::pred |
| Mdes_Alt* _RU_Info::selected_alt |
Definition at line 119 of file RU_manager.h.
Referenced by RU_info_create(), RU_info_delete(), RU_schedule_op_reverse(), and RU_unschedule_op().
Definition at line 121 of file RU_manager.h.
Referenced by RU_info_create(), and RU_schedule_op_reverse().


Replacement AS column alias to equals and vice-versa.
DECLARE @A TABLE (bsp;SourceId INT);
-- Equals
SELECT MyId
=
SourceId FROM @A;
-- AS
SELECT SourceId
AS
MyId FROM @A;


Kishido Minecraft Info
Minecraft Google Maps
- マップの状態を確認できます。毎朝6時頃更新。
1行目が [Marker] の看板はデフォルトで表示されます。みんなに知らせたい場所などに活用できます。
全ての看板を表示するには Markers メニューから
All Signs をチェックします。
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- [21:11:26] : <timupopo> ore mo skin kaetai-
- [21:11:47] : <Sati> kousiki site kara kaeremasuyo
- [21:11:57] : <timupopo> houhou
- [21:12:02] : <piyoko612> skin no site de click sitara ippatu desita
- [21:12:15] : <Sati> souiunomo arunoka
- [21:12:56] : <timupopo> 1.2.5 irai dakara urasimatarou jyoutai dawa
- [21:13:10] : <piyoko612> saikin katta noob desu
- [21:13:20] : <Sati> onajiku noob desu
- [21:13:32] : <timupopo> beteran noob desu
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- [23:20:23] : <Sati> a kazumix sennsei mo itanoka
- [23:20:26] : <Sati> hihi
- [23:23:19] : <MarusaN_> kazumix san tuneni nousagyou siteur w
- [23:24:07] : <KAZUMiX> soro soro bouken suruyo!
- [23:24:13] : <MarusaN_> sati san no ie dokoni arun
- [23:24:46] : <Sati> kazumix sennsei no ie no tikaku no kawa wo tadoruto aru yo
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You may have wondered:
Why a Python API, but JavaScript debugging logic?
Well, you can now do this:
$ npm install frida
We just brought you brand new Node.js bindings, and they are fully asynchronous:
Check out the examples to get an idea what the API looks like. It’s pretty much a 1:1 mapping of the API provided by the Python bindings, but following Node.js / JavaScript conventions like camelCased method-names, methods returning ES6 Promise objects instead of blocking, etc.
Now, combine this with NW.js and you can build your own desktop apps with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript all the way through.
So, brand new Node.js bindings; awesome! We did not stop there, however. But first, a few words about the future. I am excited to announce that I have just started a company with the goal of sponsoring part-time development of Frida. By offering reverse-engineering and software development expertise, the goal is to generate enough revenue to pay my bills and leave some time to work on Frida. Longer term I’m hoping there will also be demand for help adding features or integrating Frida into third-party products. In the meantime, however, if you know someone looking for reverse-engineering or software development expertise, I would really appreciate it if you could kindly refer them to get in touch. Please see my CV for details.
That aside, let’s get back to the release. Next up: 32-bit Linux support! Even Stalker has been ported. Not just that, the Linux backend can even do cross-architecture injection like we do on the other platforms. This means a 64-bit Frida process, e.g. your Python interpreter, can inject into a 32-bit process. The other direction works too.
Another awesome update is that Tyilo contributed improvements to frida-trace so it now uses man-pages for auto-generating the log handlers. Awesome, huh? But there’s even more goodies:
- frida-server ports are now recycled, so if you’re using Frida on Android you won’t have to keep forwarding ports unless you’re actually attaching to multiple processes at the same time.
- Linux and Android
spawn()
support has been improved to also support PIE binaries. - Android stability and compatibility improvements.
- Mac and Linux build system have been revamped, and make it easy to build just the parts that you care about; and maybe even some components you didn’t even know were there that were previously not built by default.
- Python bindings have a minor simplification so instead of
frida.attach(pid).session.create_script()
it’s simply justfrida.attach(pid).create_script()
. This is just like in the brand new Node.js bindings, and the reason we had to bump the major version.
That’s the gist of it. Please help spread the word by sharing this post across the inter-webs. We’re still quite small as an open source project, so word-of-mouth marketing means a lot to us.
Enjoy!


Chip Bell
\[ (x, y) \]
\[ (r, \theta) \]
\[ r = \sqrt{x^2 + y^2} \]
\[ \theta = \tan^{-1}{\frac{y}{x}} \]
\[ x = r\cos{\theta} \]
\[ y = r\sin{\theta} \]
\[ (x_1, y_1) + (x_2, y_2) = (x_1 + x_2, y_1 + y_2) \]
\[ (x_1, y_1) \cdot (x_2, y_2) = x_1 x_2 + y_1 y_2 \]
\[ (x_1, y_1) \times (x_2, y_2) = x_1y_2 - y_1x_2 \]
Given an angle $\theta$ \[ R(v, \theta) = (v_x\cos{\theta} + v_y\sin{\theta}, v_x\sin{\theta} + v_y\cos{\theta}) \]
class Vector:
def __init__(self, x, y):
self.x = x
self.y = y
def add(self, other):
return Vector(self.x + other.x, self.y + other.y)
def negate(self):
return Vector(-self.x, -self.y)
def subtract(self, other):
return self.add(other.negate())
def dot(self, other):
return self.x * other.x + self.y * other.y
def magnitude(self):
return (self.dot(self)) ** 0.5
def cross(self, other):
return self.x * other.y - self.y * other.x
def __repr__(self):
return "{0},{1}".format(self.x, self.y)
v = Vector(1, 0)
w = Vector(0, 1)
print(v.dot(w))
print(v.cross(w))
print(v.add(w))
print(v.negate())
print(v.add(w).magnitude())
public class Vector {
protected double x;
protected double y;
public Vector(double x, double y) {
this.x = x;
this.y = y;
}
public Vector add(Vector other) {
return new Vector(this.x + other.x, this.y + other.y);
}
public Vector negate() {
return new Vector(-this.x, -this.y);
}
public Vector subtract(Vector other) {
return this.add(other.negate());
}
public double dot(Vector other) {
return this.x * other.x + this.y * other.y;
}
public double magnitude() {
return Math.sqrt(this.dot(this));
}
public double cross(Vector other) {
return this.x * other.y - this.y * other.x;
}
public String toString() {
return "" + this.x + "," + this.y;
}
public static void main(String[] args) {
Vector v = new Vector(1, 0);
Vector w = new Vector(0, 1);
System.out.println(v.dot(w));
System.out.println(v.cross(w));
System.out.println(v.add(w));
System.out.println(v.negate());
System.out.println(v.add(w).magnitude());
}
}
\[ || v || = \sqrt{v \cdot v } \]
It's the magnitude of the difference \[ || w - v || = \sqrt{ (w - v) \cdot (w - v) } \]
\[ \theta = \cos^{-1} \frac{a \cdot b }{ |a| |b| } \]
\[ |v \times w| \]
Note that you can divide in two to get the area of a triangle!
We can extend the area notion with the cross product to get the area of a polygon
Given a polygon with $n$ points $(x_0, y_0), (x_1, y_1), ..., (x_{n-1}, y_{n-1})$, we can use the Shoelace formula to calculate area: \[ A = \frac{1}{2} \sum_{i=0}^{n-1} p_i \times p_{i+1} \]
Finds the smallest convex polygon that contains a set of points
Given two line segments: \[ L_1(t) = p_1 + d_1t, 0 \le t \le 1 \] and \[ L_2(t) = p_2 + d_2t, 0 \le t \le 1 \]
We can find where the intersect by clever usage of the dot product and cross product. Figure it out yourself!