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Profile.
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This method provides an interface to the fill_nc_db function and performs the necessary updates to all affected object attributes. This is the only way that data should be added to a netCDF file contained in a Profile class object.
- Parameters
- datandarray
Table of data to add to the netCDF database. If it contains more than one variable, the data are assumed to be arranged in columns.
- var_symbolsstring list
List of string symbol names (e.g., T, S, P, etc.) in the same order as the columns in the data array. For chemical properties, use the key names in the chemical_properties.py database.
- var_unitsstring list
List of units associated with each variable in the var_symbols list.
- commentsstring list
List of comments associated with each variable in the var_symbols list. As a minimum, this list should include the indications ‘measured’ or ‘derived’ or some similar indication of source of the data.
- z_colinteger, default is 0
Column number of the column containing the depth data. The first column is numbered zero.
Notes
Once a Profile object is created, data should only be added to the object’s netCDF dataset through this append method. While direct calls to ambient.fill_nc_db will not create errors, the resulting netCDF dataset will no longer be compatible with the Profile object attributes.


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Check out the [documentation][docs] to find out how to use it.
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[docs]: http://sjl.bitbucket.org/hg-prompt/
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not perfect, so if you've got a way to improve it please [add an
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If you have other machines sending mail using a domain name hosted on your Mail-in-a-Box (e.g. a webserver, or any machine that has cron jobs you want to see the output of) we recommend that you configure those machines to relay their outbound mail via the Mail-in-a-Box. Otherwise those emails may be marked as spam by recipients.
If the sending machine is running Ubuntu 18.04 this can be done as follows. No changes are required on the Mail-in-a-Box itself (other than the creation of a mail account for the remote machine to authenticate with, and optionally the creation of aliases to authorize the remote machine to send from multiple addresses); all commands that follow are to be run on the remote machine.
sudo apt-get install postfix
and choose “Satellite system” when prompted.
box.example.com:465
Append the following lines to /etc/postfix/main.cf
:
mydestination =
smtp_tls_wrappermode = yes
smtp_tls_security_level = verify
smtp_tls_CAfile = /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt
smtp_sasl_auth_enable = yes
smtp_sasl_password_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/relay_password
smtp_sasl_tls_security_options =
/etc/postfix/main.cf
: relayhost = [box.example.com]:465
Write credentials in the following form to /etc/postfix/relay_password
(substitute the second and third values with credentials for a freshly created account on the Mail-in-a-Box, and the first with the hostname of your Mail-in-a-Box):
yourmailinabox.yourdomain relayusername:relaypassword
If the remote machine only needs to be able to send mail from one address you should just use that address as the relay username.
If the remote machine needs to be able to send mail from multiple addresses, the relay username can be anything, as you will need to separately authorize it to send from those addresses. This is done by creating mail-forward aliases which include the relay username in the alias's permitted senders field (select the "I’ll enter the mail users that can send mail claiming to be from the alias address." option in the aliases UI).
sudo chmod 600 /etc/postfix/relay_password
), run sudo postmap /etc/postfix/relay_password
and then reload postfix (sudo service postfix reload
)./home/user-data/ssl/ssl_certificate.pem
from your Mail-in-a-Box to the remote machine./usr/local/share/ca-certificates/
and rename it so its extension is crt
. Run sudo update-ca-certificates
to add it to the trusted certificate store.And that's it. Mail created and dispatched on the remote machine will now be routed via your Mail-in-a-Box.
You can send a test email on the remote machine by running:
echo "relay test" | mail -s "relay test" destinationuser@destinationdomain
Sieve can be used to filter, file, flag, highlight, etc. messages as well as do vacation/auto replies.
Users who wish to do their own Sieve filter scripts may do so by using the filter section of Roundcube mail. Make sure to set one of the scripts as active in Roundcube to enable it. These scripts are placed automatically into /home/user-data/mail/sieve/DOMAIN/USER
. You can also manually create a script file with path /home/user-data/mail/sieve/DOMAIN/USER.sieve
.
You may also enable server-wide Sieve rules that will be run either before or after the user's sieve script. To so, make a text file with a .sieve extension and place it into /home/user-data/mail/sieve/global_before
or /home/user-data/mail/sieve/global_after
, depending on if you want the global script run before or after the user's script. You typically would want to use global_before since it is possible for the user's sieve script to stop execution of your global script. At this time, these scripts run for all domains and cannot be specified for only one domain.
Here is an example file in /home/user-data/mail/sieve/global_before/global.sieve
that will always place the user's email into a backup mailbox:
require ["fileinto","mailbox"];
fileinto "INBOX";
fileinto :create "backup-mailbox";
Note that Mail-in-a-Box contains a sieve script to filter Spam which cannot be altered. When the header contains X-Spam-Status with value Yes, the email is filed into the Spam mailbox.
For information on what is possible with Dovecot Pigeonhole Sieve, as well as examples, see https://doc.dovecot.org/configuration_manual/sieve/pigeonhole_sieve_interpreter/


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class ActiveRecord::ConnectionAdapters::ConnectionPool::Queue
Threadsafe, fair, FIFO queue. Meant to be used by ConnectionPool with which it shares a Monitor. But could be a generic Queue.
The Queue in stdlib's 'thread' could replace this class except stdlib's doesn't support waiting with a timeout.
Public Class Methods
# File lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/connection_pool.rb, line 74 def initialize(lock = Monitor.new) @lock = lock @cond = @lock.new_cond @num_waiting = 0 @queue = [] end
Public Instance Methods
Add element
to the queue. Never blocks.
# File lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/connection_pool.rb, line 97 def add(element) synchronize do @queue.push element @cond.signal end end
Test if any threads are currently waiting on the queue.
# File lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/connection_pool.rb, line 82 def any_waiting? synchronize do @num_waiting > 0 end end
Remove all elements from the queue.
# File lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/connection_pool.rb, line 112 def clear synchronize do @queue.clear end end
If element
is in the queue, remove and return it, or nil.
# File lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/connection_pool.rb, line 105 def delete(element) synchronize do @queue.delete(element) end end
Returns the number of threads currently waiting on this queue.
# File lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/connection_pool.rb, line 90 def num_waiting synchronize do @num_waiting end end
Remove the head of the queue.
If timeout
is not given, remove and return the head the queue
if the number of available elements is strictly greater than the number of
threads currently waiting (that is, don't jump ahead in line).
Otherwise, return nil.
If timeout
is given, block if it there is no element
available, waiting up to timeout
seconds for an element to
become available.
Raises:
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timeout
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becomes available after timeout
seconds,
# File lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/connection_pool.rb, line 132 def poll(timeout = nil) synchronize do if timeout no_wait_poll || wait_poll(timeout) else no_wait_poll end end end
Private Instance Methods
Test if the queue currently contains any elements.
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A thread can remove an element from the queue without waiting if an only if the number of currently available connections is strictly greater than the number of waiting threads.
# File lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/connection_pool.rb, line 157 def can_remove_no_wait? @queue.size > @num_waiting end
Remove and return the head the queue if the number of available elements is strictly greater than the number of threads currently waiting. Otherwise, return nil.
# File lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/connection_pool.rb, line 169 def no_wait_poll remove if can_remove_no_wait? end
Removes and returns the head of the queue if possible, or nil.
# File lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/connection_pool.rb, line 162 def remove @queue.shift end
# File lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/connection_pool.rb, line 144 def synchronize(&block) @lock.synchronize(&block) end
Waits on the queue up to timeout
seconds, then removes and
returns the head of the queue.
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LOKOLE: EMAIL FOR ALL
Lokole is our custom device to bring affordable emails to rural communities
Like the UN Sustainable Development Goals 9: industry, innovation and infrastructures, we believe that emails can speed up the process of local development by improving education, health services and economic opportunities
Hi, I’m Nzola Swasisa but please call me Nzola. I was born and raised in the DRC and in 2010 I founded Ascoderu: our canadian-congolese NGO. Click to read more.
I’m Nzola Swasisa, and I was born and raised in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Because of my passion for technology, at a young age I started taking electronics communications courses. Since then, I built an entire academic and working career in the field. For 19 years I worked for the Christian organization Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) in 6 different countries; DRC, Angola, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia and Mozambique.
While working at MAF, I became aware of the lack of telecommunication infrastructures in rural communities and I begun to refurbish old radio communications to help establish new communication systems.
In the late 90’s, I started implementing a radio email system which consisted of sending emails via radio waves. When cell phones then became popular in Africa, I decided to build an offline mobile email server.
Between 2013-15 I went to Kinshasa in order to test REC (Remote Email Center) and the proof-of-concept led to Lokole. Click to read more.
In 2010, I registered Ascoderu as a not for profit NGO in Canada and in the DRC with the mission to create a web and email networking service for the communities living in the remote areas of Africa.
Between 2010-15, I worked together with Jason Cobham to built the first prototype of the offline mobile email server, which we called REC (Remote Email Center).
In 2013 and 2015 I traveled to Kinshasa to test REC and I realized two things:
- REC was a successful proof-of-concept and the targeted people validated the value of the service
- REC wasn’t reliable nor user friendly enough for production.
Since 2015, Julia Grav and Mike Maloney joined my effort in order to modify and improve REC. Together we came to the conclusion that, in order to improve reliability and accessibility, a second generation prototype of our device needed to be built.
In 2016 Clemens Wolff (a Microsoft software engineer) and Laura Barluzzi (international development master) also joined our efforts and with their help in January 2017 our second generation prototype was born. We call it LOKOLE.
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| Raspberry Pi 4 Model B (4GB) + AC 5V 3A charger | $100 |
| 32GB Samsung EVO+ MicroSD Card (Class 10) | $20 |
| RAVPower Portable Charger 16750mAh External Battery Power Bank | $42 |
| Huawei USB Modem MS2131 is a quad-band HSPA+ modem | $65 |
| Cable Matters Right Angle USB Cable, 6 Inches - 90 Degree USB to Micro USB Cable | $8 |
| Rotating and Swivel Twist USB 2.0 Type A Male to Type A Female 360 Degree Rotation | $11 |
| US Cellular 4G LTE SIM Card for Cellphone (3-in-1 Universal Size) | $20 |
| Total upgrades cost | $266 |
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"Time is of the essence.” A quote we’ve all heard, and all probably dreaded at one point or another. Until I was a freshman in high school, I didn’t need to be reminded of this phrase to get through life. I would just sleep for eight hours, eat on time, and finish the minimal work I had. Then I entered high school. A whole new world of opportunities. With over 120 clubs in my school, half of which I was interested in, and too good to resist offers like being part of student board and exploring hands-on with really cool tech for robotics club, my simple, no management required life suddenly got a lot more hectic. That’s when I realized, if I wanted to enjoy high school, while still getting sleep, and not walk around like a ticking time bomb of stress, I had to start managing my time. Here are three ways I did it..
Number one: Keep your goals in mind. Take a sheet of paper and write out all your goals for your future life. Keep that paper somewhere where you can see it very often, so that as you’re working, it will motivate you and remind you to stay on task, so that you can accomplish all of those goals. From the second I entered high school, I already had lots of goals. I wanted to challenge myself, with AP and Honors classes, become a leader or president for a couple of clubs/programs, and I wanted to become an editor for the school yearbook. Once I achieve my goals, I used to tear that paper to pieces and create a new one and start all over again until I tear another piece of paper. Every piece of paper became easier to tear as I started to learn how to manage my time in a way that it was easy to accomplish my goals, and with every piece of paper that I tore, I felt like I had another sweet victory.
Number Two: Give yourself at least thirty minutes everyday. Put aside a half an hour sometime during the morning or evening, and call it “Me Time.” During those 30 minutes, set aside your goals, worries, and grades, and do something that you genuinely enjoy. This is the time when you watch YouTube videos, scroll through you social media feed (as long as it doesn’t stress you out), or whatever else it is that makes you feel relaxed. My “Me Time” as watching my favorite movies. These thirty minutes will give you sometime to clear out your mind, and help you figure out what your next plans and goals are. It may also help to give yourself Sunday off. It may help to explore new interests, and fun things you like to do, before kicking off another grueling week of hard work.
Number Three: Schedule your week. This is the most helpful thing you can do for yourself when it comes to time management. As a high school student, I wasn’t really the best at planning my week, but one of the things I learned during my summer break after senior year of high school is the importance of scheduling my week. Once I schedule my week I know my priorities, what needs to be completed, and what can wait.
Life is so much shorter than it seems…to truly explore everything you’re capable of, and to experience everything that life has in store, you have to be able to manage your time to get to all of those things. Managing your time perfectly will allow you to rip hundreds of those papers, accomplish more than you ever thought you could.


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Many believe in and seek the "3 P's" in the order they are displayed below.
While this way of life may be completely viable for some, it is fraught with inconsistency and can oft lead to
an internal unbalance and subsequently yield less happiness than from first glance.
The happiness felt and
gained from living a life of passion is far more sustainable ... but finding ones passion and flow is not always
so easy. Purpose, but more specifically "Higher Purpose" if you can find it, is a place from which eternal happiness
and endless drive can come from. As talked about in this chapter, I have always found it easier to find/use my
'Higher Purpose' to fall into and feel my flow and then when I occasionally venture out of my norm to taste those
momentary, intense emotions that are pleasure. I savour them all the more and their resonating effect lasts
longer and puts a spring in my step as I return to my flow.
Here is the unedited version of what I wrote at the time.
Peace and Love
Kindness and Care
Decency and shared prosperity
Endurance in the face of impossibility
Always finding common ground
Those who can't
Those who try to but could use some camaraderie
For those who lash out and are hated for it, but are really just a consequence of other suffering
Happiness
Equal opportunities
A situation where everybody wins even if it seems that I lose in the process
Others smiles are sustenance enough!
Putting the above here leaves me feeling a little naked ... but you would find it out soon enough anyway,
so I guess there is little harm :)
One thing I neglected (to my dismay) to put under core values is "Honesty", I have always found myself
to be genuine ... to a fault! (or genuinely faulty :D depending who's judging)
In the resilience ideas and meditation segments of this chapter, Chade-Meng Tan talks to us of
and he gives us some tips on how to become aware of how our mind and body reacts too and catalogs success and
failure. Personally the Inner calm/Emotional intelligence/Cognitive resilience ideas ring true for me.
But the mediative practices yielded less, maybe thats because I have already done a lot of
meditation on what has been, how I reacted and how I should react come next time. But maybe its because
I draw my resilience from elsewhere :D
All in all I enjoyed this chapter.


Do you enjoy solving problems?
Automatron is a game all about solving problems. However, there is so much you can do that it can get a little confusing, which is why we have put together this handy little guide that explains all of the rules and how to play. It might look daunting, but jumping into Automatron will be some of the most fun you've had this year. This means our instruction booklet is well worth a read!
In Automatron you create workers or 'automatrons' to help you run the factory floor. Each worker has a specific route they have to follow that you give them. You must pay attention to detail to ensure that all of your workers are doing the right thing, as if there is one thing out of place then the whole machine could fall to pieces!
Ready to get started playing? Jump into our tutorial levels!
Do you think you have what it takes to be a programmer?
At the heart of Automatron is problem solving. "You have to get each of your packages to the correct goal in order to win the level?" Sounds simple right? But what happens when you have multiple packages spawning into the same location, destined for different goals? Now you're talking!
Better put that thinking cap on because once you've learned how to play, it's time to jump into our campaign!
Do you enjoy making things?
Once you have completed all of the base game then Automatron has an unlimited number of levels to offer you thanks to our Level Editor. This handy editor allows you to design and build your own levels that you can then test in real time using the browser? If you're struggling then read our instructions to get started using the editor!
If finishing the campaign and creating your own levels weren't enough, you can check out a ton of community designed levels giving you almost limitless problems to solve!
Created by Billy Rebecchi for Global Game Jam 18


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Hey, I'm Nick -- a technologist, hacker, and engineer working to improve experiences for developers, building some cool things along the way.
Currently, I work as a Technical Evangelist at Amazon Web Services, helping developers more effectively utilize cloud computing.
I particularly enjoy working with AI + Machine Learning, and always enjoy finding ways to incorporate my passion for gaming and esports into my work. I used to be a serial hackathon attendee while in college, and have written a bit about my experience at those events here and here.
It'd be a shame for me to not mention video games, as I've played thousands of hours over the years.
Video games have brought me some of my closest friends and have helped me grow immensely (running a WoW guild is more like running a company than one would imagine).
Lately, I've been playing a lot of:
Having been an athlete my whole life, fitness and team sports are some of my favorite outlets for self-improvement and stress relief. Moving to the Bay Area has been great for my health, I've mainly been doing a lot of:
Despite my job involving a solid amount of writing and teaching for work, I've always been scared of losing my informal communication abilities that I've picked up through debate, research, and other avenues over the years. Blogging has helped me keep these skills sharp, and posting publically has helped me hold myself accountable.
For this coming year, I'm looking forward to delivering on my promise to myself to create more projects related to data, gaming, and esports, particularly with new mediums that excite me like Twitch streaming and Youtube videos.
I have so many interests (for better or for worse). Easily, the biggest thing I wish for is more time in the day to be able to get around to all of them.


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Version 1.0.7, 2005-07-01
- InertialDelaySensitive improved
- Minor errors fixed in basic and delay models (final
introduced)
- Sources.Pulse rewritten to avoid a warning
- Minor errors in default values of sources fixed
Version 1.0.6, 2004-10-18
- Missing HTML tags added (problems with mismatched pre tags
fixed).
- CVS ID string deleted.
Version 1.0.5, 2004-10-01
- Wrong identifiers x0 and Tdel in HalfAdder example fixed.
- Experiment command in FlipFlop example deleted.
- Known issue: Pulse source causes a warning in Dymola. It is
recommended to use Clock source.
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Version 1.0.3, 2004-09-21
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library the type Logic has a fundamental meaning. Logic is similar
to Real, Integer or Boolean in other packages. Names for converters
are now more consistent (LogicToBoolean, RealToLogic etc.).
- Icons for gates and sources improved.
- New examples added.
- Internal names for signals and ports unified.
- Simple Clock source added in addition to Pulse source (for
convenience reasons).
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- First prerelease for discussions at the 40th Modelica Design
Meeting.
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- Transport and inertial delay implemented and successfully
tested.
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A very efficient and small implementation of LogHandler.
The code is good, but needs a bit of cleaning.


A closer look at Jadon Sancho after he steps in for Raheem Sterling
Sterling missed the game at Wembley.
Jadon Sancho was the man trusted to replace the dropped Raheem Sterling for England’s 1,000th game.
The Borussia Dortmund winger played as part of a front three with Harry Kane and Marcus Rashford as the Three Lions booked their spot at Euro 2020 with victory over Montenegro at Wembley.
Here, the PA news agency takes a closer look at his performance.
Stepping into Sterling’s shoes
A bright start
Terrific trio
Sancho the creator – eventually
It looked for a long period that, on a night where England peppered their visitors goal with shots, Sancho was barely going to be a provider of any of them. He had got into plenty of good positions but as the game wore on and, almost exclusively in the second half, he was wasteful, either getting dispossessed or finding an opposition player with a cross. However, he finally put that right in the final 10 minutes when, on the left, he was played in by Ben Chilwell and he put in a perfect ball for Tammy Abraham to score his first senior goal for his country.


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zhmc_adapter – Manages adapters of Z systems.¶
Synopsis¶
Gather facts about an adapter of a CPC (Z system), including its ports.
Update the properties of an adapter.
Requirements¶
The below requirements are needed on the host that executes this module.
Access to the WS API of the HMC of the targeted Z system (see HMC API). The targeted Z system must be in the Dynamic Partition Manager (DPM) operational mode.
Python package zhmcclient >=0.20.0
Parameters¶
- hmc_host (True, str, None)
The hostname or IP address of the HMC.
- hmc_auth (True, dict, None)
The authentication credentials for the HMC, as a dictionary of
userid
,password
.
- userid (True, str, None)
The userid (username) for authenticating with the HMC.
- password (True, str, None)
The password for authenticating with the HMC.
- name (True, str, None)
The name of the target adapter. In case of renaming an adapter, this is the new name of the adapter.
- cpc_name (True, str, None)
The name of the target CPC.
- match (False, dict, None)
Only for
state=set
: Match properties for identifying the target adapter in the set of adapters in the CPC, if an adapter with the name specified in thename
module parameter does not exist in that set. This parameter will be ignored otherwise.Use of this parameter allows renaming an adapter: The
name
module parameter specifies the new name of the target adapter, and thematch
module parameter identifies the adapter to be renamed. This can be combined with other property updates by using theproperties
module parameter.The parameter is a dictionary. The key of each dictionary item is the property name as specified in the data model for adapter resources, with underscores instead of hyphens. The value of each dictionary item is the match value for the property (in YAML syntax). Integer properties may also be provided as decimal strings.
The specified match properties follow the rules of filtering for the zhmcclient library as described in https://python-zhmcclient.readthedocs.io/en/stable/concepts.html#filtering
The possible match properties are all properties in the data model for adapter resources, including
name
.- state (True, str, None)
The desired state for the attachment:
set
: Ensures that an existing adapter has the specified properties.
present
: Ensures that a Hipersockets adapter exists and has the specified properties.
absent
: Ensures that a Hipersockets adapter does not exist.
facts
: Does not change anything on the adapter and returns the adapter properties including its ports.- properties (False, dict, None)
Only for
state=set|present
: New values for the properties of the adapter. Properties omitted in this dictionary will remain unchanged. This parameter will be ignored for other states.The parameter is a dictionary. The key of each dictionary item is the property name as specified in the data model for adapter resources, with underscores instead of hyphens. The value of each dictionary item is the property value (in YAML syntax). Integer properties may also be provided as decimal strings.
The possible properties in this dictionary are the properties defined as writeable in the data model for adapter resources, with the following exceptions:
name
: Cannot be specified as a property because the name has already been specified in thename
module parameter.
type
: The desired adapter type can be specified in order to support adapters that can change their type (e.g. the FICON Express adapter can change its type between ‘not-configured’, ‘fcp’ and ‘fc’).
crypto_type
: The crypto type can be specified in order to support the ability of the Crypto Express adapters to change their crypto type. Valid values are ‘ep11’, ‘cca’ and ‘acc’. Changing to ‘acc’ will zeroize the crypto adapter.- log_file (False, str, None)
File path of a log file to which the logic flow of this module as well as interactions with the HMC are logged. If null, logging will be propagated to the Python root logger.
- faked_session (False, raw, None)
A
zhmcclient_mock.FakedSession
object that has a mocked HMC set up. If not null, this session will be used instead of connecting to the HMC specified inhmc_host
. This is used for testing purposes only.
Examples¶
---
# Note: The following examples assume that some variables named 'my_*' are set.
- name: Gather facts about an existing adapter
zhmc_adapter:
hmc_host: "{{ my_hmc_host }}"
hmc_auth: "{{ my_hmc_auth }}"
cpc_name: "{{ my_cpc_name }}"
name: "{{ my_adapter_name }}"
state: facts
register: adapter1
- name: Ensure an existing adapter has the desired property values
zhmc_adapter:
hmc_host: "{{ my_hmc_host }}"
hmc_auth: "{{ my_hmc_auth }}"
cpc_name: "{{ my_cpc_name }}"
name: "{{ my_adapter_name }}"
state: set
properties:
description: "This is adapter {{ my_adapter_name }}"
register: adapter1
- name: "Ensure the existing adapter identified by its name or adapter ID has
the desired name and property values"
zhmc_adapter:
hmc_host: "{{ my_hmc_host }}"
hmc_auth: "{{ my_hmc_auth }}"
cpc_name: "{{ my_cpc_name }}"
name: "{{ my_adapter_name }}"
match:
adapter_id: "12C"
state: set
properties:
description: "This is adapter {{ my_adapter_name }}"
register: adapter1
- name: "Ensure a Hipersockets adapter exists and has the desired property
values"
zhmc_adapter:
hmc_host: "{{ my_hmc_host }}"
hmc_auth: "{{ my_hmc_auth }}"
cpc_name: "{{ my_cpc_name }}"
name: "{{ my_adapter_name }}"
state: present
properties:
type: hipersockets
description: "This is Hipersockets adapter {{ my_adapter_name }}"
register: adapter1
- name: "Ensure a Hipersockets adapter does not exist"
zhmc_adapter:
hmc_host: "{{ my_hmc_host }}"
hmc_auth: "{{ my_hmc_auth }}"
cpc_name: "{{ my_cpc_name }}"
name: "{{ my_adapter_name }}"
state: absent
Return Values¶
- cpc (success, dict, )
For
state=absent
, an empty dictionary.For
state=set|present|facts
, a dictionary with the properties of the adapter, including additional artificial properties as described below.- name (, str, )
Adapter name
- {property} (, any, )
Additional properties of the adapter, as described in the HMC API (using hyphens (-) in the property names).
- ports (, dict, )
Artificial property for the ports of the adapter, with a subset of its properties.
- {name} (, dict, )
Port name
- name (, str, )
Port name
- status (, str, )
Status of the port
- element_uri (, str, )
Canonical URI of the port


The cell library needs to have certain information about any cell file on which it acts; for example, it needs to know the handles of the VM file and of the row blocks. That information is kept in a
CellFunctionParameters
structure. The geode which uses a cell file is responsible for creating a
CellFunctionParameters
structure. The C definition of the structure is shown below.
Code Display 19-1 CellFunctionParameters
typedef struct { CellFunctionParameterFlags CFP_flags; /* Initialize this to zero. */ VMFileHandle CFP_file; /* The handle of the VM file containing * the cell file. Reinitialize this each * time you open the file. */ VMBlockHandle CFP_rowBlocks[N_ROW_BLOCKS]; /* Initialize these to zero. */ } CellFunctionParameters;
In order to create a cell file, you must create a
CellFunctionParameters
structure. Simply allocate the space for the structure and initialize the data fields. When you call a cell library routine, lock the structure on the global heap and pass its address. Geodes will usually allocate a VM block in the same file as the cell file, and use this block to hold the
CellFunctionParameters
structure; this ensures that the structure will be saved along with the cell file. They may often declare this to be the map block, making it easy to locate (see the VM chapter). However, this is entirely at the programmer's discretion. All that the cell library requires is that the structure be locked or fixed in memory every time a cell library routine is called.
The
CellFunctionParameters
structure contains the following fields:
CFP_flags
CellFunctionParameters
structure, thus indicating that the structure ought to be resaved. After you save it, you may clear this bit.
CFP_file
CFP_rowBlocks
One warning: The cell library expects the
CellFunctionParameters
structure to remain motionless for the duration of a call. Therefore, if you allocate it as a DB item in the same VM file as the cell file, you must
not
have the structure be an ungrouped item. Remember, all the cells are ungrouped DB items; allocating or resizing a cell can potentially move any or all of the ungrouped DB items in that file.


resource odbc_foreignkeys ( resource $connection_id , string $pk_qualifier , string $pk_owner , string $pk_table , string $fk_qualifier , string $fk_owner , string $fk_table )
Retrieves a list of foreign keys in the specified table or a list of foreign keys in other tables that refer to the primary key in the specified table
Returns an ODBC result identifier or FALSE on failure. The result set has the following columns: PKTABLE_QUALIFIER PKTABLE_OWNER PKTABLE_NAME PKCOLUMN_NAME FKTABLE_QUALIFIER FKTABLE_OWNER FKTABLE_NAME FKCOLUMN_NAME KEY_SEQ UPDATE_RULE DELETE_RULE FK_NAME PK_NAME If pk_table contains a table name, odbc_foreignkeys() returns a result set containing the primary key of the specified table and all of the foreign keys that refer to it. If fk_table contains a table name, odbc_foreignkeys() returns a result set containing all of the foreign keys in the specified table and the primary keys (in other tables) to which they refer. If both pk_table and fk_table contain table names, odbc_foreignkeys() returns the foreign keys in the table specified in fk_table that refer to the primary key of the table specified in pk_table. This should be one key at most.


Qatar welcomes another mega ship with 5,800 aboard
Qatar’s cruise season is moving ahead with full steam as yet another mega cruise ship docked at Doha Port yesterday. Qatar welcomed MSC Bellissima which arrived at the port with over 5,800 passengers on-board. It is MSC Bellissima’s, which is operated by global cruise line MSC Cruises, maiden call at Doha Port.
“MSC Bellissima arrived on its maiden call to DohaPort with 5,817 passengers and crew on-board. Welcome to Qatar,” tweeted Mwani Qatar yesterday.
The passengers of the ship were accorded a warm welcome on arrival at Doha Port. Arrival of this mega cruise ship reflects the growing popularity of Qatar among global cruise tourists.
Costa Diadema, the fleet flagship of leading company Costa Cruises, docked at Doha Port for the first time on Wednesday morning. With a capacity of 4,974 passengers and over 1,200 crew members on board, Costa Diadema is the largest vessel flying an Italian flag. Its arrival marked the first of 16 turnaround calls that the Dream-class cruise liner will be making during the 2019-20 Season.
The current cruise season, Qatar’s fourth and largest cruise tourism season, kicked-off in October with arrival of the megaship Mein Schiff 5, which carried 3,350 passengers. The ongoing cruise season is expected to be busier, with over 186,000 passengers and over 61,000 passenger and crew are expected to arrive on 74 ships.
Five ships will make their maiden calls to Doha this season. In addition to the 16 turnaround calls, it is also the first season where 9 ships will be staying overnight at Doha Port, giving the passengers ample time to explore the destination’s offerings. 45 ships are making transit calls during this season.
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MEET WALLY SPARKS A film review by Chuck Dowling Copyright 1997 Chuck Dowling
Meet Wally Sparks (1997) NO STARS out of ***** - Cast: Rodney Dangerfield, Debi Mazar, Cindy Williams, Burt Reynolds, David Ogden Stiers, Alan Rachins. Written by: Harry Basil and Rodney Dangerfield. Directed by: Peter Baldwin. Running Time: 105 minutes.
With pointless cameos by: Tim Allen, Richard Bey, Michael Bolton, Tony Danza, Lesley-Anne Down, Morton Downey Jr., Karen Duffy, Gilbert Gottfried, John Henson, Ron Jeremy, Rikki Lake, Jay Leno, "Stuttering" John Melendez, Sally Jesse Raphael, Michael Rooker, Bob Saget, Julia Sweeney.
 There's nothing you can do, you just have to sit there and wait for it to go away? Well take that pain, multiply it by 100, and you still wouldn't know the agony that is "Meet Wally Sparks".
Rodney Dangerfield is talk show host Wally Sparks, although he's basically just Rodney Dangerfield. After the network threatens to cancel his show, he sets out to keep it on the air, and somehow ends up living in the house of the governor of Georgia (Stiers).
The film is remotely interesting for the first 30 minutes or so, only because of the numerous cameos. But those soon stop and nightmarish agony begins. Of all the players, only Burt Reynolds (as a network executive) fares well. Unfortunately, his role is brief. I'm almost convinced now that Dangerfield's entertaining 1986 film "Back to School" was a complete fluke. [R]
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On January 23, 1993, a computer program was released to the world. This program changed the way people thought about computers and the internet. This program along with the World Wide Web gave birth to a new economic trend and business model more lucrative than anything ever known. This program was called Mosaic Online - The first graphical web browser developed by Marc Andreessen and Eric Bina. The software spread on the internet like the word by mouth or in this case file transfer to file transfer.
Soon after Mosaic became widely used, Jim Clark, co-founder of Netscape, took on the project to build the first commercial web browser, Netscape Navigator. The foundation of Netscape happened the same way many software companies start today. Jim Clark and Marc Andreessen (The Jobs and Wozniak of the browser war) recruited a team of developers to start the software company based on the Mosaic web browser. Aleks Totic, Rob McCool, Lou Montulli are two of the founding software engineers of Netscape.
At the time of the rise of Netscape, Microsoft did not have a web browser yet. Like with much other software of the time, Microsoft’s business strategy was to create a copy of the commercial application and bundle it with Windows. If the user already has a web browser, mail application, and word processor, they will only need to buy the operating system. During the time of Netscape’s rise, Microsoft was not invisible on the internet, they had Microsoft Network (MSN); an online service and Internet service provider.
Microsoft was aware that Netscape was being developed and in December 15, 1994, Netscape Navigator was officially launched. By then, Microsoft was getting ready to launch is the biggest Operating System yet, Windows 95. Although Microsoft’s main revenue was the sale of Windows, the fast success of Netscape made Bill Gates understand that Web Browsing was the future of computers. Basically, the Web was suddenly a new software platform, and whoever owned it would have dominance over the playing field. For Microsoft, creating a web browser was no different than creating a word processor to compete with Lotus. In Bill Gates words:
The web was the single most important development in computing since the PC and Netscape is a new competitor born on the Internet, one that Microsoft has to match and beat.
Netscape new that Microsoft represented a problem, therefore, they hired an Anti-Trust Lawyer with experience in the field. Gary Reback immediately realized that Netscape had underestimated the Giant by assuming that Microsoft would obey the law. Soon after, Microsoft and Netscape had a meeting where Microsoft offered Netscape a 1-time payment of 1 million dollars for the source code of Netscape Navigator. If Netscape refuses, then Microsoft would write their own web browser and copy everything that Netscape did. Netscape did not buy into the anti-trust intimidation and immediately contacted Reback who then started a lawsuit against Microsoft.
For the first time, Microsoft had been challenged by a newcomer in a technology that Microsoft did not have a horse in yet. In Microsoft’s engineering room, every product was being built to destroy Netscape. On August 16, 1995, Microsoft launched Windows Internet Explorer as part of the add-on package Plus! for Windows 95. Microsoft strategy was simple: imitate everything that Netscape does and release update after update taking away market share a point at a time. It was a strategy that required capital and engineering power and Microsoft had both. Not only was Microsoft using engineering power but also it’s selling capabilities to undermine Netscape. Microsoft had the computer manufacturers’ side since all the computers came with Windows and Microsoft threatened computer manufacturers to not distribute Netscape with their computers or they will cancel their Windows license. These allowed Internet Explorer to start growing in popularity rapidly.
Microsoft did not have to sell Internet Explorer, they simply bundle it with Windows. Unless the computer user was technologically savvy, they will think of buying/installing Netscape if a free equally good software was already installed for no extra cost. Eventually, Netscape was bought by AOL, and by 1997, the first phase of the browser war was over and Microsoft had become victorious. However, winning the war was the only good news Microsoft received. In 1998 The United States Government took Microsoft to court for anti-trust practices. Bill Gates was questioned and filmed regarding his actions and it was clear that Bill Gates was in deep waters. The judge verdict read that Microsoft was guilty of antitrust violations and recommended the breaking up of the company. Eventually, a federal appeals court agreed that Microsoft had violated the law but that the punishment of splitting the company was too harsh. Bill Gates stepped down from his position as CEO and handed the company to the Cancer of Steve Balmer.


Sharon Strzelecki has a new buddy called Kim, and it’s very ‘noice’ indeed
by The New DailyComedian Magda Szubanski has reprised her famous role as keen netballer and all-round doormat Sharon Strzelecki in a TV turn that is already proving a massive hit with fans.
Strzelecki plays a leading role in the latest Uber Eats ad, which starts with her on the couch in her netball uniform discussion dinner options with her buddy Kim.
Moment later, it’s revealed that Kim is not Kath and Kim‘s Gina Riley but US reality star and entrepreneur Kim Kardashian West.
The pair discuss what they will have for dinner – Strzelecki decides on pesto gnocchi and garlic bread to keep her “carbed up”, while Kardashian West opts for a “chicken schnitty with chips and chicken salt”.
The commercial finishes with Strzelecki trying to teach Kardashian West how to pronounce “nice” (actually, it’s “noice”) and other elements of “the Queen’s English”.
The ad, which was filmed in Los Angeles and reportedly took 12 hours to shoot, was unveiled on Sunday night. It’s part of Uber Eats’ often cheeky “Tonight I’ll be eating” campaign, which has previously starred Sophie Monk, Beau Ryan, Ryan Maloney, Naomi Watts and Boy George.
Other versions have featured Rebel Wilson, Ruby Rose, Lee Lin Chin and Ray Martin.
Most recently, Jimmy Barnes, John Farnham and Anh Do formed a band called Barnesy, Farnsy and Anhsy for the Uber Eats campaign.


Class 4 automata are at the edge of chaos and give a good metaphor for the idea that the interesting complexity (like the one exhibit by biological entities and their interactions or analogous to the phase transition between solid and fluid state of the matter, is in equilibrium between stability and chaos [@Langton1990].
Perhaps the most exciting implication (of CA representation of biological phenomena) is the possibility that life had its origin in the vicinity of a phase transition and that evolution reflects the process by which life has gained local control over a successively greater number of environmental parameters affecting its ability to maintain itself at a critical balance point between order and chaos.
(Chris Langton - Computation at the edge of chaos. Phase transition and emergent computation - pag.13).
Langton in his famous paper, Computation at the edge of chaos: phase transition and emergent computation [@Langton1990],was able to identify, simply parametrizing the rule space, the various AC classes, the relation between them and to “couple” them with the classical complexity classes. He introduced the parameter \(\lambda\) [@LangtonThesis1990]that, informally, is simply the fraction of the entries in the transition rule table that are mapped the not-quiescent state. \[\lambda=\frac{K^N-n_q}{K^N}\] where:
K is the number of the cell states
N the arity of the neighborhood
\(n_q\) the number of rules mapped to the quiescent state \(q_q\)
Langton’s major finding was that a simple measure such as it correlates with the system behavior: as it goes from 0 to \( 1-\frac{1}{K}\)(respectively the most homogeneous and the most heterogeneous rules table scenario), the average behavior of the system goes from freezing to periodic patterns to chaos and functions with an average value of \(\lambda\) (see [@Langton1990] for a more general discussion) are being on on the edge(see figure [lambdaWolframClass]).
He studied a entire family of totalistic CA with \(k=4 \) and \(N=5\) with \(\lambda\) varying in \([0,0.75]\). He was able to determine that values of \(\lambda\approx0.45\) raise up to class 4 cellular automata. Computational system must to provide fundamental properties if it is to support computation. Only CA on the edge show these properties on manipulating and store information data. Here the properties that a computational system as to provide:
Storage is the ability of the system of preserving information for
arbitrarily long times
Transmission is the propagation of the information in the form of
signals over arbitrarily long distance
Stored and transmitted information is the mutual possible
modification of two signals.
Storage is coupled with less entropy of the system, but transmission and modification are not. Few entropy is associated with CA of Class 1 and 2 and high entropy with class 3. Class 4 is something in between, the cells cooperate and are correlate each other, but not too much otherwise they would be overly dependent with one mimicking the other supporting computation in all its aspects and requirements. Moreover class 4 CA are very dependent from the initial configuration opening to the possibility to encode programs in it.


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ScrapeOpen is a collaborative project. It curates the publication of code to scrape websites serving public data sets and presents them in a format accessible to humans and machines.
A public data set is a collection of observations published by a public agency (not-for-profit) and having public value. In order to be published, the data set must not be proprietary.
Data sets published by ScrapeOpen project have 3 stars in the 5-star Open Data plan:
★ make your stuff available on the Web (whatever format) under an open license ★★ make it available as structured data (e.g., Excel instead of image scan of a table) ★★★ make it available in a non-proprietary open format (e.g., CSV instead of Excel) ★★★★ use URIs to denote things, so that people can point at your stuff ★★★★★ link your data to other data to provide context
That is, every data set is
Possibly, entities described in the data sets (e.g. people, places) are also linked to other data.
If you want to contribute, please have a look at the project documentation.


“I’d love to work with him again” – Arsenal hero full of praise for candidate to replace Unai Emery
by Magnus EriksenFormer Arsenal star Per Mertesacker has dropped a pretty clear hint that he’d welcome Mikel Arteta replacing Unai Emery as manager at the Emirates Stadium.
The German, now head of Arsenal’s academy, played alongside Arteta for a number of years, and clearly thinks very highly of the Spaniard, who has been linked with the Gunners job after an impressive stint as part of Pep Guardiola’s coaching staff at Manchester City.
MORE: Arsenal consider reviving bid to clinch transfer of potential Granit Xhaka replacement
The Daily Mirror recently claimed Arteta was a leading candidate to replace Emery if Arsenal decide to sack their struggling boss, though it remains to be seen how likely any imminent move is.

While the former defender did not in any way name his former team-mate as a candidate to be AFC manager specifically, his words coming amid Emery’s struggles will no doubt cause a bit of a stir.
“I was his vice-captain at Arsenal and he trusted me,” Mertesacker told FourFourTwo, as quoted by the Daily Mirror.
“I was by his side during team meetings and we had a great bond. I’d love to work with him again, a top guy.”


Tyga transports fans back to 1993 with rap remake of ‘La Macarena’
Time to learn the dance moves again
Tyga has released new single ‘Ayy Macarena’, a reworking of Los del Río’s 1993 hit of the same name – listen to it below.
The new single comes after the rapper signed a a multi-million dollar deal with Columbia Records last month. He released his seventh studio album, ‘Legendary’, earlier this year, featuring the club hits ‘Swish’ and ‘Taste’, featuring Offset.
‘Ayy Macarena’ is a reworking of Los del Río’s Spanish dance song ‘La Macarena’, which landed on top of the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1993 and peaked at number two on the UK Singles chart while inspiring a worldwide dance craze.
Listen to ‘Ayy Macarena’ below:
The rapper had been due to perform on Sunday, July 14 at the Port Du Soleil club in Gothenburg, but he announced on Twitter he has axed his concert.


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| DOSE: |
90 mg |
oral |
AMT |
(powder / crystals) |
7:45pm
@80-100mg?
T-9:00pm
By this time I knew I was going to trip. I had waited almost a week
since my last failed attempt, and I also had only eaten one very small
meal earlier in the day, that was it. Around this time I decided to take
my usual pre-trip bath and relax myself a bit. I noticed myself zoning out
a bit and getting caught up in the reflections of the water on the bathtub.
As soon as I stood up to get out of the bath, I knew I had to vomit. This
actually was a good thing, a sure indicator that the trip was coming on.
I still really detest throwing up and was hoping it would be over soon, and
it was.
T-10:00pm?
Once the trip began I lost track of time. The rest that follows is really in no particular order, everything happening all at once and mainly during
the peak, which came about four hours after dosing.
For me, one word can describe my peak on amt...ecstasy.  First thing I noticed was my eyes. My pupils were so enlarged that
any amount of light was making them tear profusively. I have white
christmas lights in my room by my window, which I had to turn off.
I even had to shut off my computer monitor, darkness with only the moonlight pouring in was the most comfortable. I also experienced a weird heat/cold situation going on...where I would be very warm but cold in my body throughout the trip, almost like having a fever and getting the chills
not uncomfortable, just noticable.  Very strange, to be extremely
altered...yet have a part of me that was very lucid observing it all from
a safe distance.
This is where amt greatly differs from lsd to me at least lsd can greatly alter my mental capacities whereas amt did not alter it that much. I Practiced talking out loud and found that my speech was not altered
and I could pretty much carry on normally if I had to (which later proved to be a good thing). Yet...if I let myself relax and fall into it, I was very much in tune to another part of myself that was very instinctual...
natural, almost animalistic. This came about when the waves of pure electricity and...euphoria was undulating throughout my body. I remember
thinking to myself 'I forgot how to trip','am I doing this right?'...and my lucid 'self' was actually commenting and guiding me. 'you need to slooooow down...', 'go very slow in your movements, do not try to think
or rationalize this experience, just -be- the experience, don't worry
about anything, all is exactly how it should be'. My balance was very
off as everything was moving...I did not get many 'colorful' visuals and
almost no cev's but with my eyes open things were morphing a bit.
I could stand straight and see the walls and room tilting and breathing and swaying a few times I almost toppled over from just standing straight. The
ecstasy came about when I realized that my entire body, my entire being
felt like I was a single strand of hair...feeling the energy from the
root pulse through me....or....one single string on a guitar being
plucked, and vibrating deliciously.
At one point I ended up on the floor, writhing and moving my
body as if I was a snake sliding its way on the desert sand...I found
myself moaning 'uhhhhhhh' 'uhhhhhh'...heheh...i mean, if someone saw me,
god forbid...I was indulging in myself and the human body and all that it
is capable of feeling when one is allowed to actually slow down enough
to feel the full capacity of having skin, and the pleasure of just
exhaling breath, or the erotic feel of swallowing cold water, the
friction of carpet rubbing on skin, my warm sweaty palms carrassing my face
and body...I've never taken mdma, but...if this is anything what it is
like, I can see what all the fuss is about. I had to keep walking to
the bathroom to fill up my water, which was the only thing that interrupted
my flow...knowing I had to keep hydrated. It took me at least 15 minutes to walk the short distance from my room to the bathroom. I was taking very small steps...each movement bringing waves upon waves of heaven...i would open my eyes halfway and see translucent swirling energy, as if the very air itself were alive and filled with (?).
There was absolutely no fear, no anxiety, no paranoia. At all. everything was calm, and peaceful...i felt very empathetic and happy in a way that I have rarely experienced before. I did notice mild jaw clenching as well, nothing alarming though.
So all of this was happening and then my phone rang :/ It was my neighbor who was kicked out of his house and wanted to stop over to make a few calls
and figure out where he was going to go for the night. Earlier I had managed to turn on my tape recorder, and If I had to guess, I think I
recorded most of the trip, I listened to some of it, and it is pretty funny. It starts with the moaning episode, hehe...and then you can hear the
phone ring, and me answering...and talking with him. I think it recorded
the rest of the night as well, but I haven't listened to all of it.
Anyway..I was -this close- to telling him i was on something, but
my lucid self said that wouldn't be a good idea...so I mangaged to tell him that I had been drinking, that I was pretty out of it, was having trouble
walking, that the house was all dark because my eyes hurt etc. etc.
I didn't want to turn on any lights because I knew my eyes were really
fuxored.
So he came over and was a bit alarmed...even though I know I was confusing him because I was talking -completely normal- I certainly wasn't acting normal. He noticed when he came in that I was drinking water...and asked what I had gotten drunk on (seeing that there was no alcohol out etc.) I opened up the hall closet and showed him the hard liquor on the top shelf and mumbled something about trying a little bit of everything. This alarmed him even more and he was like 'you drank all of this, are you okay?' I was like, 'yeah, can't you tell obviously if I was really messed up I wouldn't be able to talk' which he agreed with, thank goodness.
We then went up in my room and he started making phone calls. I wasn't really freaked out by his presence just really annoyed, because I was having such a good time and now I had to try and act normal and listen to his problems, which normally I wouldn't mind, but I was peaking on amt at 11:45pm and obviously did not want to focus all my energy on his negativity. I could tell he was annoyed that I wasn't paying attention to him and that I wasn't offering to let him stay. I finally layed down on my bed and said that I was going to go to sleep, so he got the hint and said he would leave in a very snotty kind of way. Before he left he went on this
tirade of telling me about my front tires on my car and how they are 'bald' and that I need to get new ones, and that they could pop and give me a flat tire and all of this negative, worrisome stuff.
So he finally left and I could tell that my beloved peak was coming to an end. I managed to go online at this point and check out #dxm and see if any of my favorite tards were online, which they weren't. I was sad because I really wanted to share my excitement and experience with someone (most of the guys in #dxm are experienced psychonauts with a lot of chemicals, and almost all have tried amt). But unfortunetly no one was there that I cared to talk to. I then crawled into my bed under the warm, delicious covers and squirmed around a bit enjoying the last waves of amt bliss before settling in to a light and relaxing slumber.
I woke up around 8:00am and felt really good, tired, but not exhausted like
after a dxm trip. I had a slight headache and felt like I had drank the night before due to the mild dehydration feel. I took another bath, put some visine in my still dilated (but not too bad) eyes and was able to talk and hang out with my mom who had come home around 1:00am last night/morning. We then proceeded to watch a vh1 show on Michael Jackson, which was highly disturbing, heh.
My main concern about amt was the length, thinking that I wouldn't be able to handle 'tripping' for that long..but to be honest...I didn't want it to end :D Will I be indulging in this experience again? I think the answer is pretty clear :)
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Fairly. We don't currently inject randomness at the filesystem layer, but many of the reproducibility issues are being exercised already. It isn't possible to guarantee a package is reproducible, just like it isn't possible to prove software is bug-free. It is possible there is nondeterminism in a package source, waiting for some specific circumstance.
This is why we run these tests: to track how we are doing over time, to submit bug fixes for nondeterminism when we find them.
There are further steps we could take. For example, the next likely step is using disorderfs which injects additional nondeterminism by reordering directory entries.
Nix has built-in support for checking a path is reproducible. There are two routes.
Pretending you are debugging a nondeterminism bug in
hello
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build it again with --check --keep-failed
. This will
provide the differing output in a separate directory which you can
use diffoscope
on.
$ nix-build . -A hello $ nix-build . -A hello --check --keep-failed [...snip...] error: derivation '/nix/store/...hello.drv' may not be deterministic: output '/nix/store/...-hello' differs from '/nix/store/...hello.check' $ diffoscope /nix/store/...hello /nix/store/...hello.check
Note: the .check
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will automatically be deleted on the next run of the Nix garbage
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There is support for an automatic diff-hook
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We can work together to write docs on how to use it.


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Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Makes 20 small profiteroles
Dietary
Mary Berry's profiteroles are filled with red crème pâtissière and topped with chocolate icing, perfect for impressing at a Red Nose Day bake sale.
Equipment and preparation: for this recipe you will need a large piping bag with a 1cm/½in nozzle and a small plain nozzle (or a filling nozzle, if you have one).
Preheat the oven to 220C/200C Fan/Gas 7. Lightly grease two baking trays.
To make the pastry, put the butter and 150ml/5fl oz water in a small pan. Heat gently until the butter has melted. Bring slowly to the boil, and then remove from the heat. Quickly add the plain flour and, using a wooden spoon, beat until the mixture forms a soft ball. Return to the heat and beat for a further minute.
Leave to cool slightly. Add the beaten eggs a little at a time, mixing well between each addition until you have a smooth pipeable mixture. Spoon the mixture into a piping bag fitted with a 1cm/½in plain nozzle. Pipe 20 small mounds onto the prepared baking trays, leaving room for them to spread. Flick water over the tray to create steam when baking.
Bake for 10 minutes. Reduce the oven temperature to 190C/170C Fan/Gas 5. Cook for a further 10 minutes, or until well-risen and a deep golden-brown. Remove and make a hole in the bottom of the buns to allow the steam to escape. Leave to cool on a wire rack.
For the filling, put the milk and vanilla extract in a heavy-based pan and slowly bring to the boil. Remove from the heat and leave to cool for 30 seconds.
Meanwhile, in a medium bowl, whisk together the egg yolks and caster sugar until pale, then whisk in the cornflour and plain flour. Pour the vanilla-infused milk over the eggs, whisking continuously, then pour back into the pan.
Bring to the boil, whisking continuously over a medium heat and cook for one minute, or until thickened. Add a dash of red food colouring and stir thoroughly until it has an even colour. Pour into a bowl and cover with cling film. Leave to cool for a few minutes, then transfer to the fridge to chill.
For the the icing, put the chocolate in a heatproof bowl set over a pan of gently simmering water (making sure the bowl doesn't touch the water). Add the butter and 4 tablespoons water. When the chocolate is melted and well combined with the butter, remove it from the heat and beat in the icing sugar until smooth.
When the profiteroles are cold, spoon the red crème patissiere into a piping bag fitted with a small plain nozzle. Fill the profiteroles then dip each one into the icing to coat the top. Leave to set, then serve.
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This personal website was created as a byproduct of other projects. A domain was needed to make the endpoints of a separate project reachable through the internet. After these endpoints were setup, a domain was available - rather than wasting web real estate - a personal website was created. It started just as a placeholder inclding name and some socials links, but in the end it was extended other time.
All in all it is a project, that was created as a learning experience allowing the application of practices in web development, website hosting and management, later Cloud hosting, Search Engine Optimization, Content Distribution Networks, legal requirements and most of all patience.
Initially the website was hosted on a personal Raspberry Pi running Nginx in a Docker container. After some network issues, problems with uptime, and long request delays a different approach was needed.
Firstly, a lift-and-shift approach was taken, simply running the existing Nginx Docker image on a Google Compute Cloud Comute Engine. The advantage of Compute Engine was that a small machine would be well withing the free tier of Google Cloud Platform. This allowed for a completely free website hosting, but with the drawback of a relatively weak machine, having only 500MB RAM and one virtual compute core. THis in conjunction of having to use docker led to much overhead on limited resources.
The final nail in the coffing for the Compute Engine approach was, that Google removed static IPv4-addresses from their free tier. This destroyed the "free website" approach at first. A workaround was quickly found using DynamicDNS, which simply changes the DNS entry every time Google assigns a new dynamic IPv4 address is assigned to the Compute Engine. This still led to short outages during the times an IP change stays undetected or when the DNS entry changes need to be established and accepted. In the end a lasting change needed to be done.
Today, the website is still hosted on Google Cloud Platform but now using Google App Engine, a service offering fully managed frontend and backends for website. This allowed to discard any self hosting components including Nginx and Docker, only leaving the website itself to worry about. Even the "free website" label was available again since Google App Engine offer 28 hours of frontend-instances for free every day. This even allows dynamically scaling to more than one frontend instance in case of usage spikes. In the end this cloud native approach allowed for a reduction in management needed for the side, while also being pretty much free.
The acual website is written in plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The intention of this is to minimize dependencies on bloated 3rd party imports. Initially, this path was taken to improve PageInsights scores in order to impact SEO ratings, but in the end it just enabled more in deph approach into how webpages function and how their performance is scored.
The first draft of the website was based on an existing template called "Halcyon Days" provided by Codrops. Many parts of this template are still in use, such as the background image on the main page and CSS/HTML elements. After some time, most unused parts of the template like additional pages and sections were removed. In a next step, entire files and libraries were inlined into custom scripts, in order to minimize the footprints of included files.
All these efforts led the page to get a total PageInsights score of 100 for Desktop and around 97 for Mobile. These differences are because of differing draw times for these systems. Desktops generally faster times for every page. Mobile pages need further special improvements, which would probably need a dedicated mobile version - a measure that is probably overkill for this project, but might be a good exercise for the future.


After finalizing the new features that will go to production ,and adjusting the packages convention and names
A release branch will be used to gather all this information to make the release similar to production then merge it and update
git checkout develop
git checkout -b rel_no
git push -u origin rel_no
git checkout master
git checkout master
git merge rel_no
git tag -a v8 -m 'Production version 8'
git push -u origin master
git push --tags
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Preparation time
over 2 hours
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 10-12
Rich, silky and meltingly delicious, this remains one Raymond's most popular brasserie dishes. Make it two days in advance if possible so the flavours can fully develop and mature.
Equipment and preparation: You will need a temperature probe and 23cm x 9cm x 8cm/9in x 3½in x 3in terrine tin.
Soak the chicken livers in the milk, 500ml/18fl oz water and two teaspoons of the salt in a shallow dish for one hour. This will draw out most of the blood, which can make the livers bitter, giving the parfait a more delicate flavour. Rinse and drain the livers well.
Preheat the oven to 130C/270F/Gas ½.
Put the Madeira, port, shallots, thyme, garlic and Cognac in a small saucepan and bring to a boil. Let the mixture bubble until reduced by one-third and then remove the pan from the heat. The bitterness of the alcohol will have evaporated off and the flavours of the herbs will infuse into the liquid.
Place the drained chicken livers and the contents of the pan in a blender or food processor and process, adding one egg at a time, for 3-4 minutes, or until the texture is silky smooth.
Gradually add the melted butter (if you add it too quickly, the parfait may split), the remaining salt and the pepper. Taste the mixture and correct the seasoning if necessary.
Line the base and sides of a 23cm x 9cm x 8cm/9in x 3½in x 3in terrine tin with greaseproof paper, leaving a 3cm/1in overlap above the top of the tin. The paper will protect the parfait from direct heat and prevent it discolouring and becoming hard.
Using the back of a ladle, press the parfait mixture through a fine sieve into a large bowl then pour into the terrine tin and cover with another piece of greaseproof paper cut to fit.
Place the terrine in a deep baking tray and pour in boiling water until it reaches two-thirds of the way up the sides of the tin. This bain marie method of cooking allows the heat of the oven to permeate through the water and cook the parfait very gently so that it is cooked though evenly.
Cover the tray loosely with a sheet of perforated foil and place it in the oven. Check the temperature of the parfait with a temperature probe after 40 minutes – the parfait is cooked when the middle has reached 65C-70C/150F-158F. Do not overcook or it will split and lose its fine texture.
When the parfait is cooked, remove the terrine tin from the baking tray, leave it to cool for 30 minutes at room temperature then refrigerate.
Discard the greaseproof paper from the top of the parfait then dip the tin in a deep tray of hot water. Slide a hot knife between the sides of the tin and the greaseproof lining then hold the edges of the lining and carefully lift the parfait from the tin onto a chopping board.
Peel away the greaseproof paper from the sides of the parfait. Warm a palette knife in hot water and smooth the top and sides of the parfait, trimming away any discolouration on the top. Return the parfait to the fridge for at least 30 minutes to firm it up, or place it in the freezer for 15 minutes.
To finish, beat the softened butter and lard together and spread a thin layer over the top of the parfait using a palette knife.
Line a flat baking tray with a sheet of clean greaseproof paper. Flip the parfait over onto the tray and spread the remaining butter/lard mixture over the sides and what has now become the top. Covering all the surfaces of the parfait with this mixture will prevent it from oxidising and discolouring.
Return the parfait to the fridge and chill for at least one day before serving; two days is ideal.
To serve, dip a knife into hot water and cut the parfait into thick slices. Serve with chutneys, pickles and toasted sourdough bread, or spread onto crostini to serve as canapés. Red Burgundy is the perfect wine match.
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This sample showcases speech synthesis using WinRT APIs to convert SSML to speech.
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<speak version='1.0' xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2001/10/synthesis' xmlns:xsi='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance' xsi:schemaLocation='http://www.w3.org/2001/10/synthesis http://www.w3.org/TR/speech-synthesis/synthesis.xsd' xml:lang='en-US'> This sentence has a mark <mark name='mark1'/> here and another mark here <mark name='mark2'/>. This is an example of how to speak the word <phoneme alphabet='x-microsoft-ups' ph='S1 W AA T . CH AX . M AX . S2 K AA L . IH T'> whatchamacallit </phoneme>. This is an example of how to use the say-as tag to say a date: <say-as interpret-as='date' format='mdy'> 04/30/2013 </say-as>. This <say-as interpret-as='ordinal'> 4 </say-as> example is how to use the ordinal data type. </speak>


time =0, lastBlockTime=time_of_last_block, PoWblocks=0
for x = 1 to 100
get block info
if PoS then
lastBlockTime = ThisBlockTime
next x
else
PoWblocks += 1
some var/array about diff
newTime = timeNow - lastBlockTime
totalTime = totalTime + newTime
lastBlockTime = newTime
next x
do math of num PoW blocks over PoW active Time with stored diff info
ish
(edited)


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No-one will be prosecuted over death of 13-year-old Amber Peat
The Crown Prosecution Service said there was insufficient evidence
by Matt JarramNo-one will be prosecuted over the death of 13-year-old Amber Peat who hanged herself in bushes near to her Mansfield home.
She was found on June 2, 2015, after going missing for three days from the family home.
Today, following a new review of evidence, the Crown Prosecution Service spokesman said: "Following the inquest into the tragic death of Amber Peat, we have reviewed the case once more in light of the coroner’s findings and further material gathered by Nottinghamshire Police.
"After careful consideration of all the available evidence, we have concluded there is insufficient evidence to prosecute anyone for criminal offences relating to Amber’s treatment up to the time of her death.
"Amber’s relatives have been updated about the decision. Our thoughts remain with them."
When evidence not previously considered is heard by a coroner, this can be investigated by the police.
In this instance, Nottinghamshire Police referred some new evidence to the CPS and asked them to revisit the charging decision in the light of this material.
This evidence was looked at, alongside all the evidence from the original investigation. The conclusion was that the additional evidence did not materially change the earlier CPS decision from 2016.
As the investigation and review have resulted in a decision not to bring criminal charges, the CPS said it would not be appropriate to name any suspects.
A serious case review released in March found that although there were concerns for Amber's 'emotional well-being', her death could not have been predicted.
The report said Amber felt like she was to blame for many difficulties within the family, while and information-sharing between organisations was found to be 'limited'.
And an inquest in February heard the schoolgirl was described as 'bright and outgoing', but she appeared withdrawn when with her mother, Kelly Peat and stepfather Daniel Peat.
The inquest was told that Amber ran away several times when the family lived in Tibshelf and Mansfield.
But the coroner suggested it was "significant" that this never happened while Mr Peat was in prison, serving time for fraud.
Her mother suspected her of "attention-seeking" on the last night Amber left home following an argument. The disappearance was reported to police seven hours later, after the couple visited a Tesco and a car wash.
The coroner recorded a narrative conclusion on Amber but criticised health, education and social care teams in Notts and Derbyshire.
The coroner said Amber was failed by organisations which should have protected her.


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