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- My Time.  Imagine my delight when I found this app, which provides easy, customized, and no-hassle appointment booking with tons of local businesses.
- Remote pbcopy. I love `pbcopy` on the Mac: it allows you to pipe output from Terminal commands/scripts/etc. directly to the clipboard for pasting later. This handy setup allows me to accomplish the same thing on remote servers. (via brettterpstra.com)
- Quick Tip: caffeinate your Terminal. I’ve used Caffeine – “a tiny program that puts an icon in the right side of your menu bar. Click it to prevent your Mac from automatically going to sleep, dimming the screen or starting screen savers” – for years. Now you’re telling me that I can access this functionality natively from the Terminal? #bliss
- What does “rc” mean in dot files? If you’ve spent any time working on *NIX systems, you’ve undoubtedly seen a ton of .rc files. But what does .rc mean? I can’t believe it took me this long to find out the answer.
- neovim. My relationship with vim – one of the most popular, most difficult-to-learn text editors ever created – has been one of envy. I want to learn it, but can’t get there. Doesn’t stop me from appreciating that after 23 years, it’s being recreated by a new legion of developers.
- Tor is building an anonymous instant messenger. Forget the craziness of Facebook acquiring WhatsApp; here’s a messaging client worth watching.
- 10 Unbelievable Facts You Didn’t Know About Redheads. I always knew we were special.
- Why dark chocolate is good for your heart. “New research in the FASEB Journal suggests that consumption of dark chocolate lowers the augmentation index, a key vascular health predictor, and reduces adhesion of white blood cells to the vessel wall.” #YESSSSSS
- Watch a pelican flying from a camera on his beak. Surprisingly mesmerizing.


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PASynchronizedDictionary
public final class PASynchronizedDictionary<Element>
A class to create a synchronized dictionary
-
Initialize the dictionary with an option of passing a custom queue and/or an existing dictionary
Declaration
Swift
public init(queue: DispatchQueue? = nil, dict: [String: Element] = [String: Element]())
Parameters
queue
A custom queue to be used for the synchronization
dict
A dictionary to be used as the starting state
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Returns the number of elements in the dictionary
Declaration
Swift
public func count() -> Int
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Reurns a boolean indicating if the dictionary is empty or not
Declaration
Swift
public func isEmpty() -> Bool
-
Returns a boolean indicating if the dictionary contains the requested Key
Declaration
Swift
public func containsKey(key: String) -> Bool
Parameters
key
The key of the object to check
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Reurns the Keyset of the dictionary
Declaration
Swift
public func keys() -> Dictionary<String, Element>.Keys
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Reurns a boolean indicating if the dictionary contains the requested Value
Declaration
Swift
public func containsValue(value: Element) -> Bool
Parameters
value
The value of the object to check
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Returns the Valueset of the dictionary
Declaration
Swift
public func values() -> Dictionary<String, Element>.Values
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Returns an optional element for the requested Key
Declaration
Swift
public func get(key: String) -> Element?
Parameters
key
The key of the object to retrieve
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Returns the complete dictionary
Declaration
Swift
public func getAll() -> [String : Element]
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Returns the object for the requested Key if found Returns the Default Value if no object was found for the requested Key
Declaration
Swift
public func getOrDefault(key: String, defaultValue: Element) -> Element
Parameters
key
The key of the object to retrieve
defaultValue
Default value to return if no object was found for the requested Key
-
Reurns the label of the queue being used for synchronization
Declaration
Swift
public func getQueueLabel() -> String
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Put the element if its not already in the dictionary or update its value if its present
Declaration
Swift
public func putOrUpdate(key: String, value: Element)
Parameters
key
The key of the object to insert/update
value
The value of the object to insert/update
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Puts the element in the fictionary only if its missing
Declaration
Swift
public func putIfAbsent(key: String, value: Element)
Parameters
key
The key of the object to insert
value
The value of the object to insert
-
Removes the element associated with the provided key
Declaration
Swift
public func remove(key: String) -> Element?
Parameters
key
The key of the object to remove
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It merges the current dictionary with the one provided
Declaration
Swift
public func merge(dict: [String : Element])
Parameters
dict
The dictionary to be merged with the current one
-
Removes all the objects in the dictionary
Declaration
Swift
public func removeAll()


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PHC grants Gulalai Ismail's father 'conditional' bail
by https://www.dawn.com/authors/3605/sirajuddin, SirajuddinThe Peshawar High Court (PHC) on Monday granted conditional bail to rights activist Gulalai Ismail's father, Professor Muhammad Ismail.
A single-member bench of the high court, comprising Justice Qaiser Rasheed, instructed Prof Ismail to "be careful" in the future while asking him to submit a surety of Rs100,000 as well as personal guarantees from two individuals.
The professor had been sent on judicial remand on October 25, a day after his daughter alleged that he had been picked up from outside the PHC by "men wearing Malitia (sic) dress". Following the initial 14-day remand, his judicial custody had been extended further.
A case is registered against Prof Ismail at the Federal Investigation Agency's Cyber Crime Circle in Peshawar under Sections 10 and 11 of the Pakistan Electronic Crimes Act (Peca) 2016, read with Section 109 of the Pakistan Penal Code.
His bail request had earlier been rejected by a special court in Peshawar.
During today's proceedings, Justice Rasheed expressed his displeasure at the absence of the assistant attorney general (AG) from the hearing of the bail plea.
Addressing Deputy AG Asghar Khan Kundi, who had appeared in court instead of the assistant AG, Justice Qaiser said that the assistant AG had assured him that he would not be absent from proceedings again and that officials from the AG's office would appear when needed.
"The attorney general's office seems to have appointed people who do not appear in courts," he said.
The judge subsequently imposed a fine of Rs50,000 on the AG's office and banned the entry of the assistant AG to his court.


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Scratch3-Tello does not work only with the extension mechanism provided in Scratch. In fact, I’ve made changes to scratch-vm
, scratch-gui
, and scratch-desktop
that make up Scratch.
The scratch3-tello
repository contains the diffs of those changes made, file by file. Therefore, you cannot build just by cloning this repository.
Requirements #
- wget
- git
- node.js
- npm
Create a working folder #
$ mkdir scratch3-tello
$ cd scratch3-tello
Download the script to build the environment #
$ wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kebhr/scratch3-tello/master/build.sh
$ chmod +x build.sh
Run the script to build the environment #
$ ./build.sh
Running build.sh
will automatically clone scratch-vm
, scratch-gui
, and scratch-desktop
and apply the diffs files managed by scratch3-tello
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Start Scratch3-Tello #
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How RemoteServiceServlet locates the serialization policy file
RemoteServiceServlet assumes that serialization policies are stored as servlet resources.
(Servlet resources aren't the same as Java resources; they're defined as part of J2EE, not the JDK. Servlet resources are typically provided as part of a war file.)
For this to work, the servlet must be running in a web app that also serves the static files that make up the GWT application. Therefore, it can use the GWT app's base URL (sent in the request) and servlet container methods to locate files generated by the GWT compiler.
Example: suppose a web page loads a GWT app using this script tag:
<script src="http://example.com/contextPath/something/SomeModule.nocache.js">
</script>
At startup, the GWT app finds its own script tag and calculates that its base URL is:
http://example.com/contextPath/something/
Then suppose it makes a GWT-RPC request to a servlet at:
http://example.com/contextPath/somethingElse/myServlet
The servlet calls request.getContextPath() and this returns "http://example.com/contextPath". It removes this prefix from the base URL (sent in the RPC call) to get "/something/". To this it adds the strong name and a standard file extension to get:
servlet.getServletContext().getResourceAsStream("/something/<strong name>.gwt.rpc");
If any of the above assumptions aren't true, the developer will have to override RemoteServiceServlet.doGetSerializationPolicy() to provide an alternate way to load the policy file.


Dragonback Mountains [ae34], mountain, in Oleg's Folly, peasants: 10000
Last updated Turn #148
Dragonback Mountains [ae34], mountain, in Oleg's Folly, peasants: 10000
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0: Garrison [ep8h], garrison, Pen, with ten peasants, ten sailors guards
0: Dragonback Mountains [ae34].
Province controlled by Oleg's Refuge [g4z], castle, in Dragonback
Mountains [ae34]
Routes leaving Dragonback Mountains:
North, mountain, to Dragonback Mountains [ad34], 10 days
Garrison [df4g], garrison, uncontrolled, with ten workers
East, mountain, to Dragonback Mountains [ae35], 10 days
Garrison [gy2x], garrison, uncontrolled, with two peasants
South, plain, to Wildhorse Plains [af34], 7 days
West, plain, to Wildhorse Plains [ae33], 7 days
Garrison [hf9i], garrison, uncontrolled, with five peasants
Inner locations:
Proudrock [ad0u], city, 1 day
It is raining.
Seen here:
Garrison [ep8h], garrison, uncontrolled, with ten peasants,
ten sailors


Markdown is great.
Alternatively, for H1 and H2, an underline-ish style:
| Syntax | Description |
| ------ | ----------- |
Header | # H1 \
| ## H2 \
| ### H3 \
First header | Second header -------------|--------------- List: | More \ - over | data \ - several | \ - lines |
| Paragraph | Text |
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This text will be italic This will also be italic This text will be bold This will also be bold You *can** combine them*
As Grace Hopper said:
I’ve always been more interested in the future than in the past.
SELECT * FROM ...
:_includes $ tree
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SPACECAP is a user-friendly software package for estimating animal densities using closed model capture-recapture sampling based on photographic captures using Bayesian spatially-explicit capture-recapture models. This approach offers advantage such as: substantially dealing with problems posed by individual heterogeneity in capture probabilities in conventional capture-recapture analyses. It also offers non-asymptotic inferences which are more appropriate for small samples of capture data typical of photo-capture studies.
| Version: | 1.1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.15.3), tcltk, coda |
| Published: | 2014-07-22 |
| Author: | Arjun M. Gopalaswamy, Andrew J. Royle, Michael E. Meredith, Pallavi Singh, Devcharan Jathanna, N. Samba Kumar and K. Ullas Karanth |
| Maintainer: | Arjun M. Gopalaswamy <arjungswamy at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| SystemRequirements: | Tcl/Tk package TkTable. |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| In views: | Environmetrics |
| CRAN checks: | SPACECAP results |
| Reference manual: | SPACECAP.pdf |
| Package source: | SPACECAP_1.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: SPACECAP_1.1.0.zip, r-release: SPACECAP_1.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: SPACECAP_1.1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: SPACECAP_1.1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: SPACECAP_1.1.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | SPACECAP archive |
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Using RESTful APIs, developers are able to maintain and update front-end
and back-end codebases separately.
APIs can act as a single source of truth to multiple clients that have no
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NameType
: type of named entity
| Values: | Ast | Cal | Com | Geo | Giv | Let | Lit | Met | Nat | Rel | Sur | Oth |
The type of a named entity is applied to (proper) nouns and adjectives to broadly describe the category this nominal element is referring to.
This feature is token-based and does not take into account nested entities or additional layers of reference: this means, for example, that there is no value for titles of literary works, since these are usually made up of common nouns or other kinds of named entities (but see Lit
). Still, the lexical feature Proper
can be used to distinguish such strings.
Ast
: name of astronomical/astrological entity
Term used to refer to a planet, a star, a region in space (like a constellation)…
Examples
- Sol ‘sun’
- Aries ‘Ram’, sign of the zodiac (a common noun in its basic use)
- Antares, “the opponent of Mars”, a star also known as Cor Scorpii ‘heart of the scorpion’, from the constellation it appears to reside in
Cal
: name of calendrical entity
Term used to refer to one of many quantitative or qualitative subdivisions of time, such as, among others, months.
In Latin, months are originally adjectives, some of which derived by other names, but later they show a tendency to be reanalyzed as independent nouns.
Examples
- Kalendae ‘Calends’, first day of a month
- Ianuarius (mensis) ‘January’ (lit. “the month of Janus”, the god); Aprilis (mensis) ‘April’ (from aperio ‘to open’)
Com
: name of organised entity (“company”)
Name of any entity formed by human social activities: a group, a company, a society, a political party… Either a proper name, or a common name used antonomastically.
Examples
- Respublica, when a specific republic is intended (like the Roman one)
- Ecclesia, when a specific religious organisation is intended (like the Catholic Church)
Geo
: name of geographical entity
Name of any geographical entity: a city, a country, a mountain, a sea… also used for mythical or legendary places.
Also used for adjectives which refer to geographical (real or mythical) features rather than to dwellers of those (it has to be said that the distinction with respect to Nat
may be blurry at times).
Examples
- Roma
- Padus, the Po river in Northern Italy
- Atlantis, the mythical island described by Plato
- hadriaticus, of/relative to the Adriatic sea (adjective: Hadriaticum mare)
Giv
: given name of person
The personal name(s), or the praenomen ‘first name’, the actual individual name of a person, distinct from the name of a gens, the “clan”, and the cognomen, a surname or nickname (see Sur
). Many persons appear in history just with a given name.
This value is also used for names of legendary mortals or beasts, but not for gods, demigods, and the like (see Rel
). It is not used for epithets (for which the feature Proper
is more fitting).
It is also used for adjectives referring to personal names.
Examples
- Marcella, Gaius
- Decimus, Septimia (names derived from adjectives: ‘tenth (son)’, ‘seventh (daughter)’)
- Tachipertus, Ursula (Langobard names)
- Rhea Silvia, Romulus, Aeneas, Dido (legendary figures)
- Antinoeus ‘of/related to Antinous’ (adjective)
Let
: name of letter or character
The name used to refer to a letter of the alphabet or any other literal character. It might coincide with the letter itself. The letter might be used as a variable or placeholder in mathematical or abstract formulations.
Examples
- A, B, C… (Latin letters)
- alpha, beta, gamma… (Greek letters)
Lit
: name of literary work
Specific name for a literary work, different from the title of a book or similar, which often is a phrase consisting of common terms.
Examples
- Aeneis, the Aeneid, the poem by Virgil
- Vulgata, the Latin translation of the Bible (actually a participle from vulgata editio ‘popularised edition’)
Met
: name of meteorological entity
Specific name given to an entity related with meteorological, atmospheric or similar events, such as winds.
Examples
- Auster, the south wind (from which australis ‘southern’ is derived)
- Eurus, the (south-)east wind
Nat
: designation of nationality
Term which indicates some kind of national or ethnic membership, possibly defined by ancestry, or inhabitants of a particular territory, city, or similar.
In Latin, it is very often an adjective, which can be used for persons and inanimated entites alike, and can be substantivised.
Examples
- romanus (m.; f. romana, n. romanum) ‘of/related to Rome’; aquileiensis (m./f.; n. aquileiense) ‘of/related to Aquileia’; ravennàs (gen. ravennatis) ‘of/related to Ravenna’ (all adjectives)
- saxo (gen. saxŏnis) ‘Saxon’ (masculine noun, with corresponding adjective saxonicus)
Rel
: name of religious or mythical entity
Name or term used to refer to any non-mortal and/or numinous being of a religion, mythology, legend.
Mortal beings “regularly” receive the feature Giv
instead.
It can also be assigned to adjectives, if they e.g. directly refer to a deity.
Examples
- Deus ‘God’, intended as the Christian god
- Proserpina, Saturnus, Roman gods
- Helius, Greek divinity, a Titan identified with the Sun
- Hercules, demigod
- saturnius ‘belonging to Saturn (the god)’ (adjective)
Sur
: surname / family name of person
Any name of person different from the first, given name, and used to identify that person, but usually assigned to a larger group of people.
In Classical Rome, names (morphologically adjectives) for the gentes, the “clans”, and cognomina, surnames or nicknames (many coming from common nouns), were in use. Many nomina gentilicia became full-fledged praenomina later on.
Other epithets are treated by means of the feature Proper.
Examples
- Iulius ‘of the gens Iulia’; Quinctilius ‘of the gens Quinctilia’ (nomina)
- Brutus ‘dull’; Naso ‘large-nosed’ (cognomina)
- Alagherius (Latinised Medieval Italian surname, today Alighieri )
Oth
: other
Names of other entities not covered by the existing features, such as buildings, events, and so on.
Examples
- Colosseum, originally named Amphitheatrum Flavium
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Chicken Run **
Rated on a 4-star scale Screening venue: Odeon (Liverpool City Centre) Released in the UK by Pathé on June 30, 2000; certificate U; 85 minutes; country of origin UK; aspect ratio 1.85:1
Directed by Peter Lord, Nick Park; produced by Peter Lord, Nick Park, David Sproxton. Written by Karey Kirkpatrick. Photographed by Dave Alex Riddett; edited by Mark Solomon.
CAST..... Voice of Mel Gibson..... Rocky Voice of Miranda Richardson..... Mrs. Tweedy Voice of Tony Haygarth..... Mr. Tweedy Voice of Julie Sawalha..... Ginger Voice of Jane Horrocks..... Babs Voice of Lynn Ferguson..... Mac Voice of Imelda Staunton..... Bunty Voice of Benjamin Whitrow..... Fowler Voice of Timothy Spall..... Nick Voice of Phil Daniels..... Fletcher
Ginger has been taken to the shed. There lies Mrs. Tweedy's new machine -- where chickens go in, and pies come out. Rocky runs in to save her, and together they must dodge chutes, chopping blocks, mincers, gravy squirters, pastry cutters and an oven.
This is an amazing moment in "Chicken Run", the first animated feature to be co-directed by Nick Park of "Wallace and Gromit" fame. The plot involves the escape attempts of chickens on Tweedy farm, where the lady of the house has decided to ditch egg production and focus on selling meat. If everything had been in the same vein as the scene above -- vital to the characters, true to their nature, staged excitingly -- then the movie might live up to its ad campaign, which hypes it as the latest kiddie flick to revolutionise the genre. It doesn't, and isn't even a very good film.
The chickens hold meetings in Hutch 17, there is a Cooler King and a hyperactive Scot, and a character played by Mel Gibson at one point shouts "Freedom!". But references to "Stalag 17", "The Great Escape", "Braveheart" and countless other pieces of pop culture feel forced, because they're stuffed into scenes without any thought, like a desperate attempt to make the humour hip. "The Simpsons" satirises pop culture with subtlety; "Chicken Run" feels like "Scream 3" for primary-schoolers.
That might be less irritating if the movie worked on some basic level. "Toy Story" allowed us into the world of toys, "Babe" into that of animals -- so long as we suspended disbelief enough to accept toys coming to life or different species of beasts communicating with each other. The creatures in this picture can read words, write maps, sew, conduct detailed medical examinations and perform amazing feats of engineering... so what's the point? Is there any interest or suspense in watching poultry act human, when there is no logic or limitation to their reality? The climax sees them escape by building a plane. Go figure.
Small tots will enjoy "Chicken Run" for its visual delights. The Claymation process here has advanced significantly from the "Wallace and Gromit" days -- it now involves a different form of shooting, and models built around detailed synthetic skeletons. For older children and adults, it's thin soup. Watching chickens behave like people, even if they have been brought to life with fluid dimensionality, is like watching kids dress in their parents' clothes -- cute and amusing for about five minutes, and then you just wish they'd find another game to play.
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Kokyu - A middleware framework for flexible scheduling
and dispatching
Introduction
Strategized Scheduling framework
Flexible Dispatching Framework
Use of Kokyu within the TAO Real-time Event Channel(RTEC)
Configuration of RTEC to use Kokyu dispatching
Use of Kokyu within the Dynamic Scheduling
Real-time CORBA (DSRTCORBA) schedulers
How to write a new DSRT scheduler using Kokyu
Kokyu DSRTCORBA vs Kokyu RTEC
Current status
Future work
Papers on Kokyu
Introduction
Kokyu is a portable middleware scheduling framework designed to provide
flexible scheduling and dispatching services within the context of higher-level
middleware. Kokyu currently provides real-time scheduling and dispatching
services for TAO’s real-time CORBA Event Service, which mediates supplier-consumer
relationships between application operations. Kokyu consists primarily
of two cooperating infrastructure segments, illustrated in Figure 1:
Figure 1: Kokyu Scheduling and Dispatching Infrastructure
-
A pluggable scheduling infrastructure with efficient support for adaptive
execution of diverse static, dynamic, and hybrid static/dynamic scheduling
heuristics.
-
A flexible dispatching infrastructure that allows composition of primitive
operating system and middleware mechanisms to enforce arbitrary scheduling
heuristics.
The scheduler is responsible for specifying how operation dispatch requests
are ordered, by assigning priority levels and rates to tasks, and producing
a configuration specification for the dispatching mechanism. The dispatcher
is responsible for enforcing the ordering of operation dispatches using
different threads, requests queues, and timers configured according to
the scheduler’s specification. The combined framework provides an implicit
projection of scheduling heuristics into appropriate dispatching infrastructure
configurations, so that the scheduling and dispatching infrastructure segments
can be optimized both separately and in combination.
Strategized Scheduling framework
The Kokyu scheduling framework is designed to support a variety of scheduling
heuristics including RMS, EDF, MLF, and MUF. In addition, this framework
provides a common environment to compare systematically both existing and
new scheduling strategies. This flexibility is achieved in the Kokyu framework
via the Strategy pattern, which allows parts of the sequence of steps in
an algorithm to be replaced, thus providing interchangeable variations
within a consistent algorithmic framework. The Kokyu scheduling framework
uses the Strategy pattern to encapsulate a family of scheduling algorithms
within a fixed CORBA IDL interface, thereby enabling different strategies
to be configured independently from applications that use them.
Flexible Dispatching Framework
The right side of Figure 1 shows the essential features of Kokyu’s flexible
task dispatching infrastructure. Key features of the dispatching infrastructure
that are essential to performing our optimizations are as follows:
Dispatching queues: Each task is assigned by our strategized
Kokyu scheduling framework to a specific dispatching queue, each
of which has an associated queue number, a queueing discipline, and a unique
operating-system-specific priority for its single associated dispatching
thread.
Dispatching threads: Operating-system thread priorities decrease
as the queue number increases, so that the 0th queue is served by the highest
priority thread. Each dispatching thread removes the task from the head
of its queue and runs its entry point function to completion before retrieving
the next task to dispatch. Adapters can be applied to operations to intercept
and possibly short-circuit the entry-point upcall. In general, however,
the outermost operation entry point must complete on each dispatch.
Queueing disciplines: Dispatching thread priorities determine
which queue is active at any given time: the highest priority queue with
a task to dispatch is always active, preempting tasks in lower priority
queues. In addition, each queue may have a distinct discipline for determining
which of its enqueued tasks has the highest eligibility, and must ensure
the highest is at the head of the queue at the point when one is to be
dequeued. We consider three disciplines:
-
Static – Tasks are ordered by a static subpriority value – results in FIFO
ordering if all static subpriorities are made the same; static queues at
different priority levels can be used to implement an RMS scheduling strategy.
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Deadline – Tasks are ordered by time to deadline; a single deadline queue
can be used to implement the earliest deadline first (EDF) scheduling strategy.
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Laxity – Tasks are ordered by slack time, or laxity – the time to deadline
minus the execution time; a single laxity queue can be used to implement
the minimum laxity first (MLF) scheduling strategy; laxity queues at different
priority levels can be used to implement the maximum urgency first (MUF)
scheduling strategy.
Any discipline for which a maximal eligibility may be selected can be employed
to manage a given dispatching queue in this approach. Scheduling strategies
can be constructed from one or more queues of each discipline alone, or
combinations of queues with different disciplines can be used. Figure 2
illustrates the general queueing mechanism used by the dispatching modules
in the Kokyu dispatching framework.
Figure 2: Example Queueing Mechanism in a Kokyu Dispatching Module
In addition, this figure shows how the output information provided by
the Kokyu scheduling framework is used to configure and operate a dispatching
module. During system initialization, each dispatching module obtains the
thread priority and dispatching type for each of its queues, typically
from the scheduling service’s output interface. Next, each queue is assigned
a unique dispatching priority number, a unique thread priority, and an
enumerated dispatching type. Finally, each dispatching module has an ordered
queue of pending dispatches per dispatching priority. To preserve QoS guarantees,
operations are inserted into the appropriate dispatching queue according
to their assigned dispatching priority. Operations within a dispatching
queue are ordered by their assigned dispatching subpriority. To minimize
priority inversions, operations are dispatched from the queue with the
highest thread priority, preempting any operation executing in a lower
priority thread. To minimize preemption overhead, there is no preemption
within a given priority queue. The following three values are defined for
the dispatching type:
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STATIC DISPATCHING: This type specifies a queue that only considers
the static portion of an operation’s dispatching subpriority.
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DEADLINE DISPATCHING: This type specifies a queue that considers
the dynamic and static portions of an operation’s dispatching subpriority,
and updates the dynamic portion according to the time remaining until the
operation’s deadline.
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LAXITY DISPATCHING: This type specifies a queue that considers the
dynamic and static portions of an operation’s dispatching subpriority,
and updates the dynamic portion according to the operation’s laxity.
Use of Kokyu within the TAO Real-time Event Channel(RTEC)
Figure 3 shows the sequence of operations that take place in the Kokyu
based dispatching module in the TAO RTEC. The client application registers
all relevant operations with the scheduler along with their real-time requirements.
This is done through the concept of an RT_Info
(see
TAO/orbsvcs/orbsvcs/RtecScheduler.idl) structure which is a structure that
contains the execution time, criticality, period, etc of an operation.
The client then calls compute_schedule
method on the scheduler. The scheduler creates a dependency graphs of all
operations and partitions operations into equivalence classes based on
the scheduling parameters supplied. The scheduler can be configured to
have any scheduling policy which determines the equivalence class partitioning
(queues) and possibly a partial ordering of operations within an equivalence
class (ordering within a queue). Once this is done, the scheduler has the
configuration information for the Kokyu dispatcher like the number of dispatch
queues, priorities for the threads processing each queue, etc.
When the client calls activate
on the event channel, the EC inturn activates the Kokyu based EC dispatching
module. The EC dispatching module queries the dispatch configuration from
the scheduler and uses that to create the Kokyu dispatcher with the appropriate
number of lanes and threads. When an event is pushed into the EC, the EC
pushes the event to the appropriate consumers, who are subscribed to that
event. For each consumer, the EC queries the scheduler for the RT_Info
of that consumer. It then hands over the event to the Kokyu based dispatching
module. The dispatching module then enqueues the event into the appropriate
queue for processing by the thread watching that queue.
Figure 3: Kokyu based dispatching module within TAO RTEC
Configuration of RTEC to use Kokyu dispatching
Static configuration: In the svc.conf file, make sure you
have the following configuration for Kokyu dispatching. You can combine
this with other -ECxxx options.
static EC_Factory "-ECdispatching kokyu
SCHED_FIFO -ECscheduling kokyu -ECfiltering kokyu"
To run the threads in the real-time FIFO class, use SCHED_FIFO. You
could use SCHED_RR and SCHED_OTHER also.
The default is SCHED_FIFO.
In your program, call
TAO_EC_Kokyu_Factory::init_svcs ();
to statically create the EC Kokyu dispatching and other Kokyu related
modules.
Dynamic configuration: In the svc.conf file, make sure
you have the following configuration for Kokyu dispatching. You can combine
this with other -ECxxx options.
dynamic EC_Factory Service_Object *
TAO_RTKokyuEvent:_make_TAO_EC_Kokyu_Factory() "-ECdispatching kokyu -ECscheduling
kokyu -ECfiltering kokyu"
Use of Kokyu within the Dynamic Scheduling
Real-time CORBA (DSRTCORBA) schedulers
An initial implementation of mechanisms to support DSRTCORBA schedulers
have been released. DSRTCORBA uses the concept of distributed threads,
which traverse multiple end systems giving the application the illusion
of a single logical thread executing an end-to-end task. The distributed
thread carries with it the scheduling parameters like importance, deadline,
etc so that it can get scheduled by a local scheduler on each endsystem.
The Kokyu DSRT dispatching framework is used as an enforcing mechanism.
The DSRT schedulers are available in the directory $TAO_ROOT/examples/Kokyu_dsrt_schedulers.
They use the Kokyu DSRT
dispatching classes present in $ACE_ROOT/Kokyu. These act as wrappers/adapters
around the Kokyu DSRT dispatcher. The Kokyu DSRT dispatcher is responsible
for scheduling threads which ask the dispatcher to schedule themselves.
Currently there are two implementations for the Kokyu DSRT dispatcher.
One uses a condition-variable based approach for scheduling threads and
the other manipulates priorities of threads and relies on the OS scheduler
for dispatching the threads appropriately.
CV-based approach:
In this approach, it is assumed that the threads "yield" on a regular basis
to the scheduler by calling update_scheduling_segment. Only one
thread is running at any point in time. All the other threads are blocked
on a condition variable. When the currently running thread yields, it will
cause the condition variable to be signalled. All the eligible threads
are stored in a scheduler queue (rbtree), the most eligible thread determined
by the scheduling discipline. This approach has the drawback that it requires
a cooperative threading model, where threads yield voluntarily on a regular
basis. The application threads are responsible for doing this voluntary
yielding.
OS-based approach:
This approach relies on the OS scheduler to do the actual thread dispatching.
The Kokyu DSRT dispatcher manipulates the priorities of the threads. The
scheduler maintains a queue (rbtree) of threads. The scheduler also has
an executive thread, which runs at the maximum available priority. This
thread runs in a continuous loop until the dispatcher is shut down. The
executive thread is responsible for selecting the most eligible thread
from the scheduler queue and bump up its priority if necessary while bumping
down the priority of the currently running thread, if it is not the most
eligible. There are four priority levels required for this mechanism to
work, listed in descending order of priorities. For example, a thread running
at Active priority will preempt a
thread running at Inactive priority level.
-
Executive priority - priority at which the scheduler executive thread runs.
-
Blocked priority - this is the priority to which threads about to block
on remote calls will be bumped up to.
-
Active priority - this is the priority to which the most eligible thread
is set to.
-
Inactive priority - this is the priority to which all threads except the
most eligible thread is set to.
As soon as a thread asks to be scheduled, a wrapper object is created and
inserted into the queue. This object carries the qos (sched params) associated
with that thread. A condition variable is signalled to inform the executive
thread that the queue is "dirty". The scheduler thread picks up the most
eligble one and sets its priority to active and sets the currently
running thread priority to
inactive.
The drawback to this approach is that it relies on the OS scheduler
to dispatch the threads. Also, with the current implementation, there is
only one thread running at active priority and others are all at inactive
level. This will create undesirable effects with multi-processor systems,
which could select any one of the inactive level threads and this
could cause priority inversions.
How to write a new DSRT scheduler using Kokyu
One can use one of the schedulers as a starting point. The variation points
are
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The scheduler parameters that need to be propagated along with the service
context.
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The QoS comparison function, that determines which thread is more eligible.
To aid (1), we have created a Svc_Ctxt_DSRT_QoS idl interface (see ./Kokyu_qos.pidl).
This interface currently has the necessary things to be propagated for
FP, MIF and MUF schedulers. This can be altered if necessary to accomodate
new sched params. The idea here is to let the IDL compiler generate the
marshalling code (including Any operators) so that these parameters can
be shipped across in the service context in an encapsulated CDR.
To create customized QoS comparator functions, we used the idea of C++
traits to let the user define customized comparator functions. For example,
the MIF scheduler uses the following traits class.
struct MIF_Scheduler_Traits
{
typedef RTScheduling::Current::IdType Guid_t;
struct _QoSDescriptor_t
{
typedef long Importance_t;
Importance_t importance_;
};
typedef _QoSDescriptor_t QoSDescriptor_t;
typedef Kokyu::MIF_Comparator<QoSDescriptor_t>
QoSComparator_t;
class _Guid_Hash
{
public:
u_long operator () (const Guid_t&
id)
{
return ACE::hash_pjw
((const char *) id.get_buffer (),
id.length ());
}
};
typedef _Guid_Hash Guid_Hash;
};
The idea of traits makes the Kokyu dispatcher more flexible in terms
of creating new schedulers. For example, the Kokyu classes do not care
about what concrete type Guid is. It could be an OctetSequence for some
applications, whereas it could be an int for some others. The exact type
is defined by the application (in this case, the MIF scheduler) using the
traits class. In the above traits class the Guid's type is defined to be
an octet sequence (indirectly). The Kokyu dispatcher expects the following
typedef's to
be present in the traits class:
Guid_t - Type of GUID.
QoSDescriptor_t - aggregate for scheduler parameters
QoSComparator_t - used by the scheduler queue to determine
most eligible item
Guid_Hash - used by the internal hash map in the scheduler
to hash the guid.
It is also expected that the following operator be defined for comparing
QoS parameters. This comparator function will be used by the scheduler
queue to determine the most eligible item in the queue.
QoSComparator_t::operator ()(const QoSDescriptor_t& qos1,
const QoSDescriptor_t& qos2)
Kokyu DSRTCORBA vs Kokyu RTEC
Currently we have separate interfaces for DSRTCORBA and RTEC dispatching
mechanisms. Once we get more use cases and experience, there is a possibility
of these getting merged in the future. The RTEC related dispatching interface
is in Kokyu::Dispatcher (Kokyu.h) and DSRTCORBA related dispatching
interface is in Kokyu::DSRT_Dispatcher (Kokyu_dsrt.h)
Current status
Kokyu dispatching framework is available as a separate module under ACE_wrappers/Kokyu
as part of the ACE/TAO
distribution. Note that this module is not dependent on TAO, though
it is built on top of ACE. The TAO Event Channel uses the Strategy and
Service Configurator patterns to use configurable dispatching modules.
A Kokyu based EC dispatching module is available in the TAO/orbsvcs/orbsvcs/RTKokyuEvent
module. This module acts as an adapter between the Kokyu dispatcher and
the RTEC.
Kokyu scheduling framework is available under the TAO source tree (TAO/orbsvcs/orbsvcs/Sched).
An example using the RTEC Kokyu dispatching module is available under
TAO/orbsvcs/examples/RtEC/Kokyu.
Future work
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Currently there is no support for timers in the Kokyu dispatching module.
We plan to do this in the near future.
-
It looks like there is a general structure to the different schedulers.
May be this can be abstracted using templates or some similar mechanism.
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Thread sched policy and sched scope are currently being passed explicitly
from the application to the scheduler. This can be changed later to get
this information from the ORB. This requires the usage of RTORB and the
actual values can be set using svc.conf parameters for RT_ORB_Loader.
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See whether the approaches could be extended to multiprocessor systems.
Papers on Kokyu
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Christopher D. Gill, Dissertation:Flexible
Scheduling in Middleware for Distributed Rate-Based Real-Time Applications
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Christopher D. Gill, David L. Levine, and Douglas C. Schmidt The
Design and Performance of a Real-Time CORBA Scheduling Service, Real-Time
Systems: the International Journal of Time-Critical Computing Systems,
special issue on Real-Time Middleware, guest editor Wei Zhao, March 2001,
Vol. 20 No. 2
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Christopher D. Gill, Douglas C. Schmidt, and Ron Cytron, Multi-Paradigm
Scheduling for Distributed Real-Time Embedded Computing, IEEE Proceedings
Special Issue on Modeling and Design of Embedded Systems, Volume 91, Number
1, January 2003.


-- Instructions --
Mood sample application
This is the demo of a node-red developed mini application
You provide ?feel= to see a result
Why not try
feeling good!
-- Good --
Glad to hear that you feel good!
-- Bad --
Sorry to hear that you feel {{payload.feel}} :-(
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\nGlad to hear that you feel good!
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Geode PDX serialization offers several advantages in terms of functionality.
Application Versioning of PDX Domain Objects
Domain objects evolve along with your application code. You might create an address object with two address lines, then realize later that a third line is required for some situations. Or you might realize that a particular field is not used and want to get rid of it. With PDX, you can use old and new versions of domain objects together in a distributed system if the versions differ by the addition or removal of fields. This compatibility lets you gradually introduce modified code and data into the system, without bringing the system down.
Geode maintains a central registry of the PDX domain object metadata. Using the registry, Geode preserves fields in each member’s cache regardless of whether the field is defined. When a member receives an object with a registered field that the member is not aware of, the member does not access the field, but preserves it and passes it along with the entire object to other members. When a member receives an object that is missing one or more fields according to the member’s version, Geode assigns the Java default values for the field types to the missing fields.
Portability of PDX Serializable Objects
When you serialize an object using PDX, Geode stores the object’s type information in the central registry. The information is passed among clients and servers, peers, and distributed systems.
This centralization of object type information is advantageous for client/server installations in which clients and servers are written in different languages. Clients pass registry information to servers automatically when they store a PDX serialized object. Clients can run queries and functions against the data in the servers without compatibility between server and the stored objects. One client can store data on the server to be retrieved by another client, with no requirements on the part of the server.
Reduced Deserialization of Serialized Objects
The access methods of PDX serialized objects allow you to examine specific fields of your domain object without deserializing the entire object. Depending on your object usage, you can reduce serialization and deserialization costs significantly.
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As the Pittsburgh Pawngrabbers gear up for another week of PRO Chess League action, you may have noticed that our team has been a lot more active on Twitch this month. Missed some of the action? Here are some of the top moments from our channel and our affiliated streamers.
Who saw Grandmaster Alexander Shabalov's game of the week live on the Pawngrabbers stream last week? The four-time US Champion surprised everyone when he sacrificed ...Bxc2+! to beat Montclair's top seed, Gadir Guseinov. With the tactic, Shabalov was instantly nominated for the PRO Chess League Game of the Week.
Want to watch more of the Pittsburgh Pawngrabbers this season? Make sure to check out our channel each week for our official PRO Chess League streams!
Want to know who's playing for us in the @PROChessLeague Battle Royale this Tuesday? Check out our #prochess reveal on @GMCanty's stream at 9pm EST! #nervesofsteel Follow gmcanty here: https://t.co/lRWSzGuMtW
— Pittsburgh Pawngrabbers (@pghpawngrabbers) January 28, 2019
James Canty, better known to Twitch as gmcanty, got to announce his debut live on stream in front of all his supporters. James will be playing board 4 for the Pawngrabbers in this week's Battle Royale behind Grandmasters Sergey Erenburg and Alexander Shabalov, and International Master Tuan Minh Le. Needless to say, it looks like he'll be bringing his whole Jedi squad with him too! Want to check out our newest signing's Twitch Channel? James streams almost every night, and offers many chance to play him on stream!
Mikey has been taking lessons from Grandmaster Eugene Perelshteyn on his new segment, Grandmaster Teaches Grasshopper. The Michigan-based streamer has been quick to pick up the ChessOpeningsExplained.com repertoire, and was ready to play the ...Na6 variation of the King's Indian Defense, Galaga style. Fire away, Mikey!
If you're looking for a casual chess streamer who has a fun playing environment, MikeySlice is your guy! Learn alongside the streamer each week on his Channel!
If you're following the chess.com calendar, you might be familiar with the Arena Kings Streamer's Championship Arena Kings Streamer's Championship, a weekly tournament where Streamers can flex their muscles and win prizes. This year, the Pittsburgh Pawngrabbers are bringing three streamers to the event, all of whom you can catch on the team Twitch Channel: National Master and PRO Chess League rookie Michael Chen, Candidate Master and team General Manager Isaac Steincamp, and Assistant General Manager Nathan Holzmueller.
This past Friday, Isaac got his chance to enter the Arena, streaming from the team account instead of his usual NapoleonBonaparteIV.
NM Michael Chen also put together a funny checkmate when he accidentally mated his opponent in Monday night's Arena Kings:Had my best ever #ArenaKings performance today on @chesscom! Nice to know that all that Puzzle Rush is building up to something 😊
— Isaac Steincamp (@isaackaito) January 26, 2019
My best win of the night: https://t.co/Qv2BpO3eqE pic.twitter.com/pJ4tg2XTyP
Michael placed 22nd in the final standings, on par with GM Alexandra Kosteniuk and IM John Bartholomew.
Make sure to check back next Tuesday morning for more of our favorite Twitch Clips of the week!


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SwingInto means the opposite, moving into view as scrolling proceeds.
Once safari adds support for intersection Observer, refactor edge logic.
SwingInto means the opposite, moving into view as scrolling proceeds.
Once safari adds support for intersection Observer, refactor edge logic.


Practical Computer Security (Spring 2021, CSCI-GA.3033-074)
Basic Information
- This website
- https://cs.nyu.edu/courses/spring21/CSCI-GA.3033-074/
- Instructor
- Kevin Chen
- Class Hours
- Wed 7:10-9:00PM
- Classroom
- Online via Zoom
- Course Number
- CSCI-GA.3033-074
- Course Title
- Practical Computer Security
Introduction
This course teaches the security mindset and practical security concepts that are essential for software engineers, software developers, quality assurance testers and IT managers. The course discusses various attack techniques and defenses for real world applications and the security activities in the SDLC. Its main topics include: low-level exploits, web application security, malware, threat modeling, security requirements, secure coding practices, security & penetration testing, human factors and usability, mobile platform security, and legal and ethical issues. Course project and assignments may require C, JavaScript, Python, and/or other scripting languages. Prerequisites: Programming experience in C/C++, JavaScript, Python, and SQL; basic understanding of assembly language; working knowledge of web application development.
FAQ for Course Registration Inquiries
Do you have a syllabus for this course?
Here is a tentative topic list for Spring 2021:
- Memory safety
- Buffer overflow
- Memory war
- Integer overflow, format string vulnerability, etc.
- Malware
- Web security
- Command injection and SQL injection attacks
- Cross site scripting
- Cross site request forgery, etc.
- Software security
- Security architecture and principles
- Isolation and sandboxing
- Fuzzing and program analysis
- Network security
What are the course assignments?
There will be around 6 take-home labs related to memory safety and web security. The labs will be largely based on SEED labs.
Due to the class being converted to remote, we are still developing alternative solutions to the midterm and final exams. Currently we are trying to replace them with homeworks and/or semester-long projects.
What is the grading composition for this course?
Tentatively, 50-60% for the labs, 30-45% for the project/homeworks and 5-10% for in-class and Piazza participation.


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// Run normal evaluations
metrics = ResultsDictionary()
for evaluation in evaluations["normal"]:
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After Change
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Drain. Pressure cook sabut urad and rajma in three cups of water with salt and half the red chilli powder (you can add half the ginger too if you wish) for three whistles. Open the lid and see if the rajma is totally soft. If not cook on low heat till the rajma becomes totally soft. Heat butter and oil in a pan. Add cumin seeds. When they begin to change colour, add ginger, garlic and onion and saute till golden. Add slit green chillies, tomatoes and saute on high heat. Add the remaining red chilli powder and saute till the tomatoes are reduced to a pulp. Add the cooked dal and rajma along with the cooking liquour. Add some water if the mixture is too thick. Add garam masala powder and adjust salt. Simmer on low heat till the dals are totally soft and well blended. Serve hot.