This is the beginning of our new web based toolbox.
Procedural programming, also known as water-fall, gives the computer instruction line by line. It is faster to write initially, but often does not lend itself well to code re-use.
An Object Oriented approach often allows you to write things once, but use them multiple times. It takes a little longer to write initially, but due to the re-usablity of the code ultimately makes development a bit faster and more reliable.
The first tool I wrote allows me to write the PHP Models using the PSR Standards from PHP-Fig.
I decided that this would be a great project to put on github to demonstrate the use of Version Control Software as well as Team Collaboration. The server side object that currently writes the PHP Objects will be useful for actually writing the model files in a development folder before deploying. However, the working demonstration lends itself better to being parsed completely in JavaScript.
Currently support is only for writing PHP Models and makes a call to the server. We are going to update the code to be parsed entirely in JavaScript with no need to make a call back to the server. My daughter, Shelby Kauth, and I have chosen to work on this project together.
Each of the above tasks is a separate entity. Please do not try to work on more than one task at once. Each of these items should be pushed to GitHub as soon as completed, so it will be available as needed for some of the related tasks.
Provide a simple tool that will help us develop the object models in multiple languages, while demonstrating the ability to use version contol software, git from the command line interface, team collaboration, stay on task, and provide viable product in a minimal amount of time.
On Monday I found myself unemployed and without an up to date portfolio. So, I decided to write a tool that would allow to track the jobs I am interested in, and each interaction with the contacts. This would make a great portfolio project as well as a useful tool that has been requested of me several times in the past.
To demonstrate my abilities to write in Object Oriented PHP using an MVC layout I started by creating the company model.
Having only a text editor as a development tool on this machine I realize that this is going to take a while to create each model along with the proper comments that will allow intellisense from a more robust editor to work correctly.
So, I quickly whipped up a controller that would write the model if sent an array.


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Security vulnerabilities are often the result of software bugs. It is important to keep software up-to-date, as malicious parties often can exploit bugs in outdated software. Package managers were created to automate the process of package update and installation, however, if the package manager is not secure, it may represent another avenue of attack!
Package managers are normally run with unrestricted access in order to allow them to modify critical system software. The package manager's actions, therefore, affect the entire system and make the security of package managers vital.
Given their critical role, the expectation would be for package managers to be extremely secure. We examined ten popular package managers (APT, YUM, YaST, etc.) for Linux and BSD systems and found vulnerabilities in all of them. The attacks discussed here can give attackers the ability to read or erase any file on your computer, capture passwords, set up a backdoor into your system, etc. without needing to compromise any keys or passwords.
Packages are essentially trusted forever once they or repository metadata describing them has been signed. This means that even after a package has a vulnerability discovered in it, clients will continue to be willing to install that insecure package. An attacker can replay the correctly signed packages or metadata from a previous release and your computer will install software with flaws that the attacker can exploit.
The default behavior of package managers is to install the most recent version of a requested package that is available from the distribution. Keeping a client safe would seem to be just a matter of retrieving the latest repository metadata provided by the distribution on a regular basis.
Unfortunately, replay attacks on package managers are still very possible even if a client frequently requests updated repository metadata. The problem is that most distributions use a network of publicly provided servers to host their mirrors. In most cases, the people and organizations running these mirrors are only superficially examined before they are listed as an official public mirror. Once listed as a public mirror, a distribution will begin directing requests to the mirror.
To give an example of how easy it is for a malicious party to obtain a mirror, we ran an experiment where we created a fake administrator and company name and leased a server from a hosting provider. We were able to get our mirror listed on every distribution we tried (Ubuntu, Fedora, OpenSuSE, CentOS, and Debian) and our mirrors were contacted by thousands of clients, even including military and government computers!
Since there is so little verification of who owns and runs a mirror, there is no guarantee that the mirror is benevolent. They may, in fact, be talking to an attacker who has setup a mirror and become listed as an official mirror for the distribution.
Some distributions do simple checking that the mirrors respond with updated and valid content. However, such checks only serve to discover benevolent mirrors that have fallen behind. They are unable to detect a maliciously operated mirror. Attackers can respond to the distribution's queries with the expected answer while at the same time targeting the public at large or individual clients with different responses. These targeted responses can include old signed files or manipulated unsigned files.
When a user installs a package, their package manager retrieves from a repository mirror the list of available packages. A malicious mirror can respond to the client with an outdated signed list of packages or an arbitrary list of outdated packages, depending on characteristics of the package manager (described in the FAQ). The client only knows that files it receives are properly signed by their distribution. They do not know that what they have received is an old list of packages.
Due to the way existing package managers are currently implemented, it is even possible to provide a client an older list of files than a list they have already seen. That is, if a client already obtained an updated, signed list of packages yesterday but they are talking to a malicious mirror today, the malicious mirror can provide the client a signed list of packages from the year before. The malicious mirror needs only to have a copy of signed files that were made available by the distribution. They do not need to have compromised the signing key.
A malicious mirror doesn't have to provide a client outdated packages with vulnerabilities known to the attacker in order to leave the client vulnerable. All that an attacker needs to do is to continuously serve the client the same repository metadata. Over time, even though vulnerabilities become known in various packages and new versions become available, the client will never see them when updating.
For example, it is known that an earlier version of OpenSSL for Debian has a security flaw. The list of files from the repository that previously included this package is still correctly signed. Using this old signed file list, a malicious mirror can keep a client on the insecure version of OpenSSL by responding to the client's package manager with the old list of files.
Justin Cappos, Justin Samuel, Scott Baker, John H. Hartman.
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We would like to thank Ryan Giobbi and the CERT Coordination Center for contacting many of the major package managers and distributions. We appreciate James Hamilton of Offshoot Inc. creating the logo at the top of this page. We also appreciate the comments given to us by Ryan Giobbi, Igor Crk, Michael Piatek, Angelos Stavrou, Chris Gniady, Yoshi Kohno, and Wenjun Hu.


Protocol
1. We chose 6 queries:
immigration, immigrant, migration, migrant, emigration, emigrant.
2. Five different platforms were selected based on two requirements: they should allow the use of keywords for the research and have a clear ranking criterion. We decided to use:
google.com, wikipedia.org, imdb.com, themoviedb.com, allmovie.com.
The queries were adapted to take advantage of the specific characteristics of the platforms. Here the processes we followed in each platforms:
Google:
a. With the query “movies” the browser returns a slider with the covers of the movies ranked by a “most frequently asked” criterion.
b. Google.com (only english pages) with incognito window navigation.
c. Six queries were matched with the word “movies”: “immigration movies”, “immigrant movies”, “emigration movies”, “emigrant movies”, “migration movies”, “migrant movies”.
d. Only two queries returned some results: immigration movies and immigrant movies.
e. Manual scraping of the results.
f. Two resulting lists: for “immigration movies” and “immigrant movies” both with 51 results.
Wikipedia:
a. In wikipedia there’s an already existing category “Films about Immigration” which lists 160 movies.
b. Use of stats.grok.se to sort them with a popularity ranking based on the page views in the last 90 days.
c. Manual compilation of a dataset collecting the titles, the views and the positioning from the most to the least viewed.
Allmovie:
a. Use of filter “Movie themes” in the section “Advanced search”. Typing the word “migr” it returns the filter “Immigrant life” with movies displayed with a popularity criterion.
b. Scraping with Kimono. 728 resulting movies
Themdb:
a. It allows to browse through the movies in the section “Discover”. We used the filters “Year: none” “Sort by: Popularity” and the keywords: “immigration”, “immigrant”, “migration”, “migrant”, “emigration”, “emigrant”.
b. The query “migrant” didn’t return any result.
c. Scraped each outcome with Kimono. The resulting lists were the following: “immigration” with 63 movies, “immigrant” with 71 movies, “emigration” with 17 movies, “emigrant” with 5 movies and “migration” with 12 movies.
Imdb:
a. Type “migr” in the search field selecting “Keywords” in the drop-down menu. Selection of all lists with these queries: “immigration”, “immigrant”, “migration”, “migrant”, “emigration”, “emigrant”.
Results sorted by popularity.
b. Scraping with Kimono with following results: “immigration” list with 867 films, “immigrant” list with 1259 films, “emigration” list with 220 films, “emigrant” list with 111 films, “migration” list with 236 films and “migrant” list with 56 films.
3. All lists were reordered in Excel with title, year and positioning of each movie.
4.A contingency table was created listing all 3140 titles in the rows and the 15 lists in the columns. The values showed at the intersection is the position of the movie in the list.
5.The occurrences were calculated using the Excel function “Count”.
6.The movies with at least three occurrences formed the basis of our corpus.
7.The plots of all movies were read to verify the connection with our topic. If they narrate a fictional migration, they take place in future or the topic was considered only marginally they were excluded.Thirteen movies were left out.
8.The remaining 120 movies were reordered according to their occurrences and the popularity based on Imdb ranking.
To set the popularity ranking between our 120 films we created an Imdb pro account. All movies were collected in a personal list, then sorted by popularity. A Kimono scraping API created a dataset with the internal popularity ranking.
9.The movies with higher occurrences at the beginning, the lower ones at the bottom. The movies with same occurrence value were ordered following imdb popularity.


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UNICODE_START(1) UNICODE_START(1) NAME unicode_start - put keyboard and console in unicode mode SYNOPSIS unicode_start [font [umap]] DESCRIPTION The unicode_start command will put the keyboard and console into Unicode (UTF-8) mode. For the keyboard this means that one can attach 16-bit U+xxxx values to keyboard keys using loadkeys(1), and have these appear as UTF-8 input to user programs. Also, that one can type hexadecimal Alt-xxxx using the numeric keypad, and again produce UTF-8. For the console this means that the kernel expects UTF-8 output from user programs, and displays the output accordingly. The parameter font is a font that is loaded. It should have a built-in Unicode map, or, if it hasn't, such a map can be given explicitly as sec‐ ond parameter. When no font was specified, the current font is kept. NOTE Unicode mode is a parameter with a value per virtual console. However, usually the font and keymap is common to all consoles. SEE ALSO dumpkeys(1), kbd_mode(1), loadkeys(1), unicode_stop(1), utf-8(7), set‐ font(8) 3 Feb 2001 UNICODE_START(1)


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Simple JSON
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A free simple json library for C
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#include "simple_json_list.h"
#include "simple_json_array.h"
#include "simple_json_string.h"
#include "simple_json_object.h"
#include "simple_json_error.h"
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| void | sj_free (SJson *sjs) |
| frees a previously loaded json struct More... | |
| SJson * | sj_copy (SJson *json) |
| make a duplicate of a json structure. More... | |
| SJson * | sj_load (const char *filename) |
| loads and parses a json file More... | |
| void | sj_save (SJson *json, char *filename) |
| write a json value as a formatted json string to file More... | |
| SJson * | sj_new_str (char *str) |
| make a new json value that is a string More... | |
| const char * | sj_get_string_value (SJson *json) |
| get the JSON value as a string More... | |
| int | sj_get_integer_value (SJson *json, int *i) |
| get the json value as an integer Can be used to check for existence More... | |
| int | sj_get_float_value (SJson *json, float *f) |
| get the json value as a float Can be used to check for existence More... | |
| int | sj_get_bool_value (SJson *json, short int *b) |
| get the json value as a bool Can be used to check for existence More... | |
| SJson * | sj_new_int (int i) |
| make a new json value that is an integer More... | |
| SJson * | sj_new_float (float f) |
| make a new json value that is a float More... | |
| SJson * | sj_new_bool (int b) |
| make a new json value that is a bool More... | |
| SJson * | sj_null_new () |
| make a new json value that is NULL More... | |
| SJson * | sj_object_new () |
| allocate a new empty json object More... | |
| void | sj_object_insert (SJson *object, char *key, SJson *value) |
| insert data into a json object More... | |
| SJson * | sj_object_get_value (SJson *object, char *key) |
| get the json value from an object given a key More... | |
| SJson * | sj_array_new () |
| allocate a new empty json array More... | |
| void | sj_array_append (SJson *array, SJson *value) |
| append to a JSON array a new value More... | |
| int | sj_array_get_count (SJson *array) |
| get the number of elements in the json array More... | |
| SJson * | sj_array_get_nth (SJson *array, int n) |
| retrieve the nth element in the json array More... | |
| void | sj_echo (SJson *json) |
| print the contents of the json file to stdout More... | |
| int | sj_is_array (SJson *json) |
| check if the json is an array More... | |
| int | sj_is_object (SJson *json) |
| check if the json is an object More... | |
| int | sj_is_string (SJson *json) |
| check if the json is a string More... | |
| int | sj_is_number (SJson *json) |
| check if the json is a number More... | |
| int | sj_is_bool (SJson *json) |
| check if the json is a bool More... | |
| int | sj_is_null (SJson *json) |
| check if the json is NULL More... | |
append to a JSON array a new value
| array | the JSON array to append to |
| value | the value to add to the string |
Definition at line 72 of file simple_json_array.c.
| int sj_array_get_count | ( | SJson * | array | ) |
get the number of elements in the json array
| array | the json array |
Definition at line 66 of file simple_json_array.c.
retrieve the nth element in the json array
| array | the array to search through |
| n | the index of the element to get |
Definition at line 79 of file simple_json_array.c.
| SJson* sj_array_new | ( | ) |
allocate a new empty json array
Definition at line 38 of file simple_json_array.c.
make a duplicate of a json structure.
| json | the json to be duplicated |
Definition at line 109 of file simple_json.c.
| void sj_echo | ( | SJson * | json | ) |
print the contents of the json file to stdout
| json | the json struct to print |
Definition at line 140 of file simple_json.c.
| void sj_free | ( | SJson * | sjs | ) |
frees a previously loaded json struct
Definition at line 116 of file simple_json.c.
| int sj_get_bool_value | ( | SJson * | json, |
| short int * | b | ||
| ) |
get the json value as a bool Can be used to check for existence
| json | the json value to get from |
| b | [optional] place to write the output to |
Definition at line 202 of file simple_json.c.
| int sj_get_float_value | ( | SJson * | json, |
| float * | f | ||
| ) |
get the json value as a float Can be used to check for existence
| json | the json value to get from |
| f | [optional] place to write the output to |
Definition at line 196 of file simple_json.c.
| int sj_get_integer_value | ( | SJson * | json, |
| int * | i | ||
| ) |
get the json value as an integer Can be used to check for existence
| json | the json value to get from |
| i | [optional] place to write the output to |
Definition at line 190 of file simple_json.c.
| const char* sj_get_string_value | ( | SJson * | json | ) |
get the JSON value as a string
| json | the json value to get the string from |
Definition at line 184 of file simple_json.c.
| int sj_is_array | ( | SJson * | json | ) |
check if the json is an array
| json | the json to check |
Definition at line 208 of file simple_json.c.
| int sj_is_bool | ( | SJson * | json | ) |
check if the json is a bool
| json | the json to check |
Definition at line 236 of file simple_json.c.
| int sj_is_null | ( | SJson * | json | ) |
check if the json is NULL
| json | the json to check |
Definition at line 243 of file simple_json.c.
| int sj_is_number | ( | SJson * | json | ) |
check if the json is a number
| json | the json to check |
Definition at line 229 of file simple_json.c.
| int sj_is_object | ( | SJson * | json | ) |
check if the json is an object
| json | the json to check |
Definition at line 215 of file simple_json.c.
| int sj_is_string | ( | SJson * | json | ) |
check if the json is a string
| json | the json to check |
Definition at line 222 of file simple_json.c.
| SJson* sj_load | ( | const char * | filename | ) |
loads and parses a json file
| filename | the file to parse |
Definition at line 47 of file simple_json.c.
| SJson* sj_new_bool | ( | int | b | ) |
make a new json value that is a bool
| b | the boolean value (1 is true, 0 is false) |
Definition at line 24 of file simple_json.c.
| SJson* sj_new_float | ( | float | f | ) |
make a new json value that is a float
| f | the float value |
Definition at line 19 of file simple_json.c.
| SJson* sj_new_int | ( | int | i | ) |
make a new json value that is an integer
| i | the integer value |
Definition at line 14 of file simple_json.c.
| SJson* sj_new_str | ( | char * | str | ) |
make a new json value that is a string
| str | the string to base the json value on |
Definition at line 9 of file simple_json.c.
| SJson* sj_null_new | ( | ) |
make a new json value that is NULL
Definition at line 173 of file simple_json.c.
get the json value from an object given a key
| object | the hson object to get |
| key | the key to search by |
Definition at line 116 of file simple_json_object.c.
insert data into a json object
| object | the json object to insert into |
| key | the string to identify the object value with |
| value | the value of the key |
Definition at line 58 of file simple_json_object.c.
| SJson* sj_object_new | ( | ) |
allocate a new empty json object
Definition at line 87 of file simple_json_object.c.
| void sj_save | ( | SJson * | json, |
| char * | filename | ||
| ) |
write a json value as a formatted json string to file
| json | the struct to convert and write |
| filename | the file to overwrite |
Definition at line 123 of file simple_json.c.


Spurs sack Mauricio Pochettino: Man United, Real Madrid, Bayern, Barcelona – where next for former Tottenham boss?
by FSA EditorAfter Mauricio Pochettino was relieved of his position at Tottenham, we look at which clubs are likely to be in the hunt for his signature.
Mauricio Pochettino has been sacked by Tottenham after their frustrating start to the Premier League season, though the Argentinian will seemingly have no shortage of potential suitors.
Pochettino led Spurs to four successive top-four finishes in the league and also oversaw a memorable charge to the Champions League final last season.
Tottenham went down 2-0 to Liverpool in Madrid, however, and with 12 games played in the top flight this term, they sit 14th, having won just three times. They also suffered a humiliating 7-2 home defeat to Bayern Munich in the Champions League last month.
Despite Spurs opting to make a change, Pochettino is still widely regarded as one of the most sought-after coaches in Europe.
We look at the teams most likely to come calling for his services.
MANCHESTER UNITED
After sacking Jose Mourinho in December 2018, Manchester United were heavily linked with Pochettino, but instead appointed Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
However, since Solskjaer – who was initially handed an interim role at Old Trafford – took permanent charge in March, United’s form has been inconsistent to say the least.
The Red Devils have managed just six Premier League victories since Solskjaer was named as their full-time boss and they sit just two points above Spurs in the table.
With a squad still in the midst of an apparent overhaul, United may well now rekindle their interest. Given Pochettino’s Premier League experience, Solskjaer could feel the pressure should results not pick up.
REAL MADRID
Real Madrid have also been consistently touted to hold a major interest in Pochettino, with Los Blancos having endured a difficult season in 2018-19 after Zinedine Zidane elected to leave on the back of winning a third straight Champions League.
Zidane returned to the Santiago Bernabeu in March, of course, after a miserable stint from Julen Lopetegui and underwhelming performances under Santiago Solari.
Without Cristiano Ronaldo to call on, Zidane has not had quite the impact as he had during his first spell in charge, though Madrid do sit level on points with LaLiag leaders Barcelona.
Madrid would be able to offer the riches and resources Tottenham never could for Pochettino, but will they oust a club legend to bring him in?
BAYERN MUNICH
Bundesliga champions Bayern were ruthless in their decision to axe Niko Kovac earlier in November and are now on the hunt for a permanent replacement.
Interim coach Hansi Flick has won both of his matches in temporary charge – 2-0 against Olympiacos and 4-0 over Borussia Dortmund – but Bayern might be tempted by the opportunity to appoint a coach with the pedigree of Pochettino.
Like Madrid, Bayern could offer Pochettino plenty of money to spend in the transfer market, though there would also be the added expectation of silverware not only on the domestic front, but also in Europe.
BARCELONA
Citing his loyalty to Espanyol, Pochettino has previously claimed he would not wish to coach Barca – not to mention Lionel Messi. However, should the Catalan giants come calling, it may be difficult for Pochettino to turn down the opportunity to take the helm at Camp Nou.
Ernesto Valverde appeared to be on the brink of losing his job following last season’s Champions League capitulation and defeat in the Copa del Rey final.
With Barca stuttering in both LaLiga and the Champions League so far this term, Valverde – who does not seem to be too popular with the club’s fanbase – could well be on borrowed time now Pochettino is available.
ARGENTINA
Pochettino may wish to remain in club management for a while longer before moving into international coaching, but the draw of leading his nation towards the 2022 World Cup may be enough to tempt the 47-year-old.
Lionel Scaloni is currently in charge of the Argentina national team, taking the side to a third-place finish in this year’s Copa America, though performances have remained inconsistent, with too great a reliance on Messi.
With the Barca forward surely set to feature in his final World Cup – should he play at all – in Qatar, Pochettino may relish the chance to take his country back to the pinnacle of international football.


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In order to respond to events from the locking system management software
(LSM.Basic.Online) you need to create these events in the EventMessenger
Software.
Please do a "right mouse button press" on an empty space within the
EventMessenger Software ans select the only available option "Add new Event...".
HINT: You always need to create an event before adding responses to it.


ngsfFullscreen
angularScreenfull
Marks the element that is going to be fullscreen
<ANY ngsf-fullscreen="{string}"> ... </ANY>
An optional expression to store the fullscreen controller


This article assumes that 'Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers' and Tomcat are installed on your system.
The method described below is different from the original: Creating a Dynamic Web Project in Eclipse.
Start Eclipse.(suppose the workspace is C:/www)
In the Java EE perspective, select File, New, Dynamic Web Project as shown below.
Click Next button.
In the 'Project name:' text box, type JSPProject.
I will not run Tomcat in Eclipse, so leave all the values except the project name as default and click 'Finish'.
In the Package Explorer view, select the JSPProject project with the mouse and click the right mouse button and select Build Path, Configure Build Path ... as shown below.
Click the Source tab.
Click the Browse... button of the Default output folder.
Click the Create New Folder... button to create the WEB-INF/classes folder.
Set the WEB-INF/classes folder to be the Default output folder.
Make sure the Default output folder is JSPProject/WebContent/WEB-INF/classes.
Create the JSPProject.xml file as shown below and save it to CATALINA_HOME/conf/Catalina/localhost and then rerun Tomcat.
(Where CATALINA_HOME is the directory where Tomcat is installed)
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <Context docBase="C:/www/JSPProject/WebContent" reloadable="true"> </Context>
If the JSPProjext.xml file are correct, Tomcat loads the JSPProject application.
Note that the docBase value in JSPProject.xml is not C:/www/JSPProject.
The parent directory of WEB-INF is the Document Base.
web.xml is the configuration file for the web application.
If you created a Dynamic Web Project in Eclipse, web.xml can be created automatically.
If not, copy the web.xml file of the ROOT application in CATALINA_HOME/webapps and paste it into the WEB-INF directory of JSPProject.
Then, open the web.xml and delete all within the web-app element as follows.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!-- Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership. The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License. --> <web-app xmlns="http://xmlns.jcp.org/xml/ns/javaee" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://xmlns.jcp.org/xml/ns/javaee http://xmlns.jcp.org/xml/ns/javaee/web-app_3_1.xsd" version="3.1" metadata-complete="true"> </web-app>
Create a test.html file on the Document Base.
With the WebContent selected as shown below, right-click and select New, then HTML File.
Visit http://localhost:8080/JSPProject/test.html.
Where port is the port number used by Tomcat, you can find the port number in the CATALINA_HOME/conf/server.xml file.
<Connector port="8080" protocol="HTTP/1.1" connectionTimeout="20000" URIEncoding="UTF-8" redirectPort="8443" />
I have prepared a Model 1 bulletin board as an example to be implemented in JSPProject.
In Model 1, the client requests the JSP directly.
The following is a list of JSP files required for the example.


--- layout: post title: "What's A White Hole" subtitle: "Black holes are heard of, and somewhat understood as well." date: 2021-01-21 15:40:06 +0530 background: '/img/posts/06.jpg' published: true categories: [ Science ] tags: [ space, universe, teleport, astronomy, white hole, black hole, einstein, gravity ] ---
A white hole is a bizarre cosmic object which is intensely bright, and from which matter gushes rather than disappears.
Unlike black holes, there’s no consensus about whether white holes exist, or how they’d be formed.
They are predicted by Einstein’s theory of gravity, and are most often mentioned in the context of `wormholes`.

But this is deeply controversial, because Einstein’s theory predicts the existence of a so-called singularity at the centre of black holes – a state of infinite gravity which would prevent anything from passing through to the white hole on the other side.
Some theorists also think that a combination of Einstein’s theory and quantum theory points to a new way of thinking about white holes.
Instead of being the ‘exit’ from a wormhole, they may be a slow-motion replay of the formation of the original black hole.
The process starts when an old massive star collapses under its own weight and forms a black hole .

Just that, the process is so mind-bendingly slow, that, we may be in for a very long wait to find out if white holes really exist.


Operating System Guidelines
Use the latest supported version of the guest OS, and use Java large paging.
- Use the latest supported version of the guest operating system. This guideline is probably the most important. Upgrade the guest OS to a recent version supported by Geode. For example, for RHEL, use at least version 7.0 or for SLES, use at least 11.0. For Windows, use Windows Server 2012. For RedHat Linux users, it is particularly beneficial to use RHEL 7 since there are specific enhancements in the RHEL 7 release that improve virtualized latency sensitive workloads.
Use Java large paging in guest OS. Configure Java on the guest OS to use large pages. Add the following command line option when launching Java:
-XX:+UseLargePages
NUMA, CPU, and BIOS Settings
This section provides VMware- recommended NUMA, CPU, and BIOS settings for your hardware and virtual machines.
- Always enable hyper-threading, and do not overcommit CPU.
- For most production Apache Geode servers, always use virtual machines with at least two vCPUs .
- Apply non-uniform memory access (NUMA) locality by sizing virtual machines to fit within the NUMA node.
- VMware recommends the following BIOS settings:
- BIOS Power Management Mode: Maximum Performance.
- CPU Power and Performance Management Mode: Maximum Performance.
- Processor Settings:Turbo Mode enabled.
- Processor Settings:C States disabled.
Note: Settings may vary slightly depending on your hardware make and model. Use the settings above or equivalents as needed.
Physical and Virtual NIC Settings
These guidelines help you reduce latency.
Physical NIC: VMware recommends that you disable interrupt coalescing on the physical NIC of your ESXi host by using the following command:
ethtool -C vmnicX rx-usecs 0 rx-frames 1 rx-usecs-irq 0 rx-frames-irq 0
where
vmnicX
is the physical NIC as reported by the ESXi command:esxcli network nic list
You can verify that your settings have taken effect by issuing the command:
ethtool -C vmnicX
If you restart the ESXi host, the above configuration must be reapplied.
Note: Disabling interrupt coalescing can reduce latency in virtual machines; however, it can impact performance and cause higher CPU utilization. It can also defeat the benefits of Large Receive Offloads (LRO) because some physical NICs (such as Intel 10GbE NICs) automatically disable LRO when interrupt coalescing is disabled. See http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1027511 for more details.
Virtual NIC: Use the following guidelines when configuring your virtual NICs:
- Use VMXNET3 virtual NICs for your latency-sensitive or otherwise performance-critical virtual machines. See http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1001805 for details on selecting the appropriate type of virtual NIC for your virtual machine.
- VMXNET3 supports adaptive interrupt coalescing that can help drive high throughput to virtual machines that have multiple vCPUs with parallelized workloads (multiple threads), while minimizing latency of virtual interrupt delivery. However, if your workload is extremely sensitive to latency, VMware recommends that you disable virtual interrupt coalescing for your virtual NICs. You can do this programmatically via API or by editing your virtual machine’s .vmx configuration file. Refer to your vSphere API Reference or VMware ESXi documentation for specific instructions.
VMware vSphere vMotion and DRS Cluster Usage
This topic discusses use limitations of vSphere vMotion, including the use of it with DRS.
- When you first commission the data management system, place VMware vSphere Distributed Resource Scheduler™ (DRS) in manual mode to prevent an automatic VMware vSphere vMotion® operation that can affect response times.
- Reduce or eliminate the use of vMotion to migrate Geode virtual machines when they are under heavy load.
- Do not allow vMotion migrations with Apache Geode locator processes, as the latency introduced to this process can cause other members of the Apache Geode servers to falsely suspect that other members are dead.
- Use dedicated Apache Geode vSphere DRS clusters. This is especially important when you consider that the physical NIC and virtual NIC are specifically tuned to disable Interrupt Coalescing on every NIC of an ESXi host in the cluster. This type of tuning benefits Geode workloads, but it can hurt other non-Apache Geode workloads that are memory throughput-bound as opposed to latency sensitive as in the case of Apache Geode workloads.
- If using a dedicated vSphere DRS cluster is not an option, and Apache Geode must run in a shared DRS cluster, make sure that DRS rules are set up not to perform vMotion migrations on Geode virtual machines.
- If you must use vMotion for migration, VMware recommends that all vMotion migration activity of Apache Geode members occurs over 10GbE, during periods of low activity and scheduled maintenance windows.
Placement and Organization of Virtual Machines
This section provides guidelines on JVM instances and placement of redundant copies of cached data.
- Have one JVM instance per virtual machine.
- Increasing the heap space to service the demand for more data is better than installing a second instance of a JVM on a single virtual machine. If increasing the JVM heap size is not an option, consider placing the second JVM on a separate newly created virtual machine, thus promoting more effective horizontal scalability. As you increase the number of Apache Geode servers, also increase the number of virtual machines to maintain a 1:1:1 ratio among the Apache Geode server, the JVM, and the virtual machines.
- Size for a minimum of four vCPU virtual machines with one Apache Geode server running in one JVM instance.
- Because Apache Geode can place redundant copies of cached data on any virtual machine, it is possible to inadvertently place two redundant data copies on the same ESX/ESXi host. This is not optimal if a host fails. To create a more robust configuration, use VM1-to-VM2 anti-affinity rules, to indicate to vSphere that VM1 and VM2 can never be placed on the same host because they hold redundant data copies.
Virtual Machine Memory Reservation
This section provides guidelines for sizing and setting memory.
- Set memory reservation at the virtual machine level so that ESXi provides and locks down the needed physical memory upon virtual machine startup. Once allocated, ESXi does not allow the memory to be taken away.
- Do not overcommit memory for Geode hosts.
- When sizing memory for a Geode server within one JVM on one virtual machine, the total reserved memory for the virtual machine should not exceed what is available within one NUMA node for optimal performance.
vSphere High Availability and Apache Geode
On Apache Geode virtual machines, disable vSphere High Availability (HA).
If you are using a dedicated Apache Geode DRS cluster, then you can disable HA across the cluster. However, if you are using a shared cluster, exclude Geode virtual machines from vSphere HA.
Additionally, to support high availability, you can also set up anti-affinity rules between the Apache Geode virtual machines to prevent two Apache Geode servers from running on the same ESXi host within the same DRS cluster.
Storage Guidelines
This section provides storage guidelines for persistence files, binaries, logs, and more.
- Use the PVSCSI driver for I/O intensive Apache Geode workloads.
- Align disk partitions at the VMFS and guest operating system levels.
- Provision VMDK files as eagerzeroedthick to avoid lazy zeroing for Apache Geode members.
- Use separate VMDKs for Apache Geode persistence files, binaries, and logs.
- Map a dedicated LUN to each VMDK.
- For Linux virtual machines, use NOOP scheduling as the I/O scheduler instead of Completely Fair Queuing (CFQ). Starting with the Linux kernel 2.6, CFQ is the default I/O scheduler in many Linux distributions. See http://kb.vmware.com/kb/2011861 for more information.
Additional Resources
These older VMware publications provide additional resources on optimizing for vSphere.
- “Performance Best Practices for VMware vSphere 5.0” - http://www.vmware.com/pdf/Perf_Best_Practices_vSphere5.0.pdf
- “Best Practices for Performance Tuning of Latency-Sensitive Workloads in vSphere Virtual Machines” - http://www.vmware.com/files/pdf/techpaper/VMW-Tuning-Latency-Sensitive-Workloads.pdf
- “Enterprise Java Applications on VMware - Best Practices Guide” - http://www.vmware.com/resources/techresources/1087


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Lightning-fast, and the easiest web proxy you will ever use.
Please keep in mind you are using a proxy. You should never enter valuable information like passphrases or credit card details over a proxy, even when using HTTPS.


Method List
Search:
- #add_comment Reddit::Submission
- #add_distinction Reddit::Comment
- #admin_distinguish Reddit::Comment
- #admin_distinguish Reddit::Submission
- #approve Reddit::Comment
- #author Reddit::Message
- #author Reddit::Comment
- #author Reddit::Thing
- base_headers Reddit::Base
- #base_headers Reddit::Base
- #body Reddit::Comment
- #body Reddit::Message
- #body_html Reddit::Comment
- #body_html Reddit::Message
- #browse Reddit::Api
- #clicked Reddit::Submission
- #comment_karma Reddit::User
- #comments Reddit::Submission
- #comments Reddit::Api
- #comments Reddit::Comment
- #context Reddit::Message
- #cookie Reddit::Base
- cookie Reddit::Base
- #created Reddit::Comment
- #created Reddit::Message
- #created Reddit::User
- #created Reddit::Submission
- #created_utc Reddit::Submission
- #created_utc Reddit::Message
- #created_utc Reddit::User
- #created_utc Reddit::Comment
- #debug Reddit::Base
- #debug Reddit::Comment
- #debug Reddit::Api
- #debug Reddit::Message
- #debug Reddit::User
- #dest Reddit::Message
- #domain Reddit::Submission
- #down Reddit::Vote
- #downs Reddit::Comment
- #downs Reddit::Submission
- #downvote Reddit::Thing
- #edit Reddit::Comment
- #first_message Reddit::Message
- #friend Reddit::User
- #handle_replies Reddit::Comment
- #has_mod_mail Reddit::User
- #hidden Reddit::Submission
- #hide Reddit::Submission
- #hide Reddit::Comment
- #id Reddit::Message
- #id Reddit::User
- #id Reddit::Thing
- included Reddit::JsonListing
- #indistinguish Reddit::Submission
- #indistinguish Reddit::Comment
- #initialize Reddit::Api
- #initialize Reddit::Vote
- #initialize Reddit::Thing
- #initialize Reddit::Base
- #initialize Reddit::User
- #initialize Reddit::Comment
- #initialize Reddit::Message
- #inspect Reddit::Base
- #inspect Reddit::Api
- #inspect Reddit::Submission
- #inspect Reddit::User
- #inspect Reddit::Comment
- #inspect Reddit::Message
- #inspect Reddit::Vote
- #is_mod Reddit::User
- #is_self Reddit::Submission
- #kind Reddit::User
- #kind Reddit::Submission
- #kind Reddit::Message
- #kind Reddit::Comment
- #last_action Reddit::Api
- #last_action Reddit::Base
- #last_comment_id Reddit::Submission
- #likes Reddit::Submission
- #likes Reddit::Comment
- #link_id Reddit::Comment
- #link_karma Reddit::User
- #logged_in? Reddit::Base
- #login Reddit::Base
- #logout Reddit::Base
- #media Reddit::Submission
- #media_embed Reddit::Submission
- #moderator_distinguish Reddit::Comment
- #moderator_distinguish Reddit::Submission
- modhash Reddit::Base
- #modhash Reddit::Base
- #name Reddit::User
- #name Reddit::Comment
- #name Reddit::Submission
- #name Reddit::Message
- #num_comments Reddit::Comment
- #num_comments Reddit::Submission
- #over_18 Reddit::Submission
- #parent_id Reddit::Comment
- #parent_id Reddit::Message
- #parse Reddit::JsonListing::ClassMethods
- #parse Reddit::JsonListing::InstanceMethods
- #password Reddit::Api
- #permalink Reddit::Submission
- #post_replies Reddit::Api
- #read Reddit::Base
- #received_messages Reddit::Api
- #remove Reddit::Comment
- #replies Reddit::Message
- #replies Reddit::Comment
- #reply Reddit::Comment
- #report Reddit::Thing
- #save Reddit::Submission
- #saved Reddit::Submission
- #score Reddit::Submission
- #search Reddit::Api
- #selftext Reddit::Submission
- #selftext_html Reddit::Submission
- #sent_messages Reddit::Api
- #short_body Reddit::Message
- #short_body Reddit::Comment
- #subject Reddit::Message
- #submission Reddit::Vote
- #subreddit Reddit::Submission
- #subreddit Reddit::Message
- #subreddit Reddit::Comment
- #subreddit_id Reddit::Submission
- #subreddit_id Reddit::Comment
- #thumbnail Reddit::Submission
- #title Reddit::Submission
- #to_s Reddit::User
- #to_s Reddit::Comment
- #toggle Reddit::Thing
- #unfriend Reddit::User
- #unhide Reddit::Submission
- #unsave Reddit::Submission
- #up Reddit::Vote
- #ups Reddit::Comment
- #ups Reddit::Submission
- #upvote Reddit::Thing
- #url Reddit::Submission
- #user Reddit::Base
- user Reddit::Base
- #user Reddit::Api
- user_agent Reddit::Base
- #user_agent Reddit::Base
- #user_id Reddit::Base
- user_id Reddit::Base
- #was_comment Reddit::Message


Summary the typical structure of a Research paper in ICDM.
All this from Pro. Xindong Wu
- Title
- The longer a paper title, the lower its acceptace chance
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Less posibility for being increntmal work
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catchy and indicative of your research contribution
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Abstract
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A summary of the research problem , your claim and the evidence .
- What do you want to talk about in this paper ?
- Is there any challenge in your research domain ?
- What’s your contribution with your methods in the challenge ?
- Please show the evaluation of your methods (such as ‘the state-of-the-art’)
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Introduction
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Motivation,a re-statement of the abstract in formation, significance,an outline of the rest of the paper
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- Related Work
- A crtical review on the rival approaches that supports the motivation
- How to differentiate existing work with your own creative contributions
- Problem statement and algorithm design
- Explain your ideas in detail , with examples
- Highlight your contributions
- Do Not simply put your algorithms in pseudo code
- Show your novelty
- Evaluation
- Evidence to support the claim of your research contribution
- Unless you can provide proofs for a theoretical paper on theorems, experimental results are always expected
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Conclusion
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A summary of the research contribution , a discussion on its significance, and a mention of future work
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References
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List and cite related work
- Know your enemy: Check who are on the program committee or editorial board, and cite their relevant work with due credit.
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Summary of Take-Home Messages
- It is not enough to design yet another techinque or system without convincing evaluation
- You should avoid claiming too many dimensions, but one or two in-depth evidence
- Choose a promising topic
- Are the experimental results consistent and conclusive ?
- A good introduction with a good motivation is half of your success !
- Reading and citing relevant papers from the premier forums is a must
- Be accommodating and persistent in journal submissions


The MULRK record stores up to the equivalent of 256 RK records; the MULRK record is a file size optimization. The number of 6-byte RKREC structures can be determined from the ColLast field and is equal to (colLast-colFirst+1) . The maximum length of the MULRK record is (256x6+10)=1546 bytes, because Excel has at most 256 columns. Note : storing 256 RK numbers in the MULRK record takes 1,546 bytes as compared with 3,584 bytes for 256 RK records.
Record Data
|
Offset |
Field Name |
Size |
Contents |
|
4 |
rw |
2 |
Row number (0-based) |
|
6 |
colFirst |
2 |
Column number (0-based) of the first column of the multiple RK record |
|
8 |
rgrkrec |
var |
Array of 6-byte RKREC structures |
|
var |
colLast |
2 |
Last column containing the RKREC structure |
The RKREC structure is defined as follows:
typedef struct rkrec
{
SHORT ixfe; /* index to XF record */
long RK; /* RK number */
}
RKREC;


Carrot and ginger soup recipe is a perfect Irish Thanksgiving starter
by F&W StaffThis nourishing carrot and ginger soup recipe is packed full of vitamins.
Total Time: 1hr- 1hr 30mins
Ingredients
- 8 carrots
- 1 onion
- 2 thumb-sized pieces ginger
- 2 garlic cloves
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 teaspoons cumin seeds, toasted
- 1 pinch nutmeg
- 1 litre vegetable stock
- 1 orange
- Salt and pepper
- 1 handful parsley, to garnish
- Sour cream, to garnish
Method
- Peel and roughly chop the carrots and onion. Peel the ginger and garlic and slice.
- In a large saucepan, melt the butter and add the olive oil. Add the onion and sweat for 10 minutes. Add the garlic, ginger, cumin and nutmeg and sauté for several minutes.
- Add the carrots, followed by the stock. Squeeze in all the juice of the orange and season. Bring to the boil and then allow to simmer for about 30 minutes, or until the carrots are soft.
- Purée until smooth. Garnish with some chopped parsley and a dollop of sour cream and serve.


DockerCMS Restful APIGabriel GrimbergStudent Number: C15478448 |
DockerCMS Homepage
To prove that they work, you can execute either of the following links:
To view main index page vist the route: http://http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080
To list all containers visit the route: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/containers
To list running containers only vist the route: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/containers?state=running
To inspect a specific container vist the route: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/containers/id
To dump specific container logs visit the route: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/containers/id/logs
To list all service visit the route: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/services
To list all nodes in swarm visit the route: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/nodes
To list all images visit the route: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/images
To create a new image visit the route: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/images
To create a new container in swarm visit the route: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/containers
To change a container state visit the route: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/containers/id
To change a specific image attributes visit the route: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/images/id
To delete a specific container visit the route: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/containers/id
To delete all containers visit the route: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/containers
To delete a specific image visit the route: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/images/id
To delete all images visit the route: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/images


This application demonstrates how both Spring 'request' and 'session' scoped (proxy) beans are utilized in the context of Spring Session when GemFire is used to back the HTTP Session.


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Hack 17 Delimiter Dilemma
Deal with double quotation marks in delimited files. Importing data from a delimited text file into an application is usually painless. Even if you need to change the delimiter from one character to another (from a comma to a colon, for example), you can choose from many tools that perform simple character substitution with great ease. However, one common situation is not solved as easily: many business applications export data into a space- or comma-delimited file, enclosing individual fields in double quotation marks. These fields often contain the delimiter character. Importing such a file into an application that processes only one delimiter (PostgreSQL for example) may result in an incorrect interpretation of the data. This is one of those situations where the user should feel lucky if the process fails. One solution is to write a script that tracks the use of double quotes to determine whether it is working within a text field. This is doable by creating a variable that acts as a text/nontext switch for the character substitution process. The script should change the delimiter to a more appropriate character, leave the delimiters that were enclosed in double quotes unchanged, and remove the double quotes. Rather than make the changes to the original datafile, it's safer to write the edited data to a new file. 2.6.1 Attacking the ProblemThe following algorithm meets our needs:
Now, for every character in the datafile:
2.6.2 The CodeThe Python script redelim.py implements the preceding algorithm. It prompts the user for the original datafile and a name for the new datafile. The delim and new_delim variables are hardcoded, but those are easily changed within the script. This script copies a space-delimited text file with text values in double quotes to a new, tab-delimited file without the double quotes. The advantage of using this script is that it leaves spaces that were within double quotes unchanged. There are no command-line arguments for this script. The script will prompt the user for source and destination file information. You can redefine the variables for the original and new delimiters, delim and new_delim, in the script as needed. #!/usr/local/bin/python import os print """ Change text file delimiters. # Ask user for source and target files. sourcefile = raw_input('Please enter the path and name of the source file:') targetfile = raw_input('Please enter the path and name of the target file:') # Open files for reading and writing. source = open(sourcefile,'r') dest = open(targetfile,'w') # The variable 'm' acts as a text/non-text switch that reminds python # whether it is working within a text or non-text data field. tswitch = 1 # If the source delimiter that you want to change is not a space, # redefine the variable delim in the next line. delim = ' ' # If the new delimiter that you want to change is not a tab, # redefine the variable new_delim in the next line. new_delim = '\t' for charn in source.read( ): if tswitch = = 1: if charn = = delim: dest.write(new_delim) elif charn = = '\"': tswitch = tswitch * -1 else: dest.write(charn) elif tswitch = = -1: if charn = = '\"': tswitch = tswitch * -1 else: dest.write(charn) source.close( ) dest.close( ) Use of redelim.py assumes that you have installed Python, which is available through the ports collection or as a binary package. The Python module used in this code is installed by default. 2.6.3 Hacking the HackIf you prefer working with Perl, DBD::AnyData is another good solution to this problem. 2.6.4 See Also
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(Originally published on title="Motley Fool">Motley Fool) If you listen to some pundits today, you will hear something that would have seemed impossible two years ago: "Wireless is dead." Others are saying, more plausibly, that we are just undergoing a major shift from voice to data, that the market is extremely uncertain as a result. While I doubt that past predictions that we will all be sending gigabytes of video around on wireless networks will come true, I can tell you why I believe we are at a very big shift, even though it is a lot less spectacular than people were anticipating two years ago. This is not a bad thing. In other words, I do not believe at all that the mobile communications industry is in trouble.
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There are two drivers for change over the near term: More powerful networks and more powerful devices are coming. And I don’t mean in three years. I mean now. These improvements portend a potential rebound among the leading companies in the sector. Let’s break these trends down a little.
- More powerful networks coming of age While commercial high-speed networks have been "imminent" for several years, they are finally coming to a stage where they are actually useful for a full range of commercial applications. Remember when everyone was excited about WAP? How about the hype that i-mode was going to take over the world. It didn’t happen partly because our networks were not developed enough to provide commercially acceptable rates of throughput. At last, this base problem is coming to an end.
In Europe, deployment of GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) has been going on for some time. To date, though, poor throughput rates have forced mobile networkers to be charged on a per-minute basis as well as on the amount of data sent. Such pricing issues and usage limitations have conspired to lower the rate of consumer adoption of mobile Internet services. For example, T-Mobile, the mobile communications arm of Deutsche Telekom (NYSE: DT) had special per-minute charges on top of the bandwidth charges for GPRS usage due to the fact that the GPRS buildout wasn’t fully completed yet. The company presumably wanted to (and needed to control) how many people used the service as well as how long they stayed online. As throughput rates have improved, T-Mobile and others have been able to quit charging per-minute rates.
With this comes the fulfillment of the "always online" promise for mobile Internet connections, as opposed to the limited reach and scope of previous services. This new freedom enables consumers to do lots of fun stuff without worrying about by-the-minute charges. More importantly, improved networks are transferring much more data than before and more efficiently. All of these things correspond to higher adoption rates by consumers, and, it is expected, higher average revenue per user for the carriers.
In Japan, average revenue per user is already higher than in many other countries. NTT DoCoMo (NYSE: DCM) has already launched a 3G network with J-Phone, owned partially by Vodafone (NYSE: VOD), and will follow closely with a launch scheduled for June 30. While the technological advancement of the Japanese networks is important, just as crucial has been the vast number of customer services available, including e-mail service, ring tones, and screensavers. What is interesting, though, is that J-Phone is having a huge success with integrated cameras and the option to attach pictures taken from the phone to e-mails.
- Better, more functional (and fun) devices J-Phone customers have gone wild over the integrated camera feature in their phones. Connect, a German mobile telecom magazine, recently highlighted the experiences of a guy testing a Nokia (NYSE: NOK) 7650 prototype, including his raves about the fun he had sending around pictures of a colleague who had fallen asleep in a meeting. These types of reports, while they may seem more mirthful than useful, belie a certain truth: As soon as people see uses for the mobile Internet that attract them, they will want to get connected as well. Vodafone is already running an MMS service in Germany, which enables just that with the Sony Ericsson T68i – surprisingly enough, a product dually produced by Sony (NYSE: SNE) and Ericsson (Nasdaq: ERICY) – with an attached camera.
I recently tested NEC’s (Nasdaq: NIPNY) 21i on the German i-mode network and it has a color screen and polyphonic ring tones. Those are also real distinct changes, something people will notice right away. My friends loved the color screen. It was so much easier to read and when I used Google to find an explanation, they were sold on it. When the phone rang (with the Muppets theme song, by the way, in full polyphony), the entire table said that these ring tones were worth paying for. Another wonderful item is that e-mails are delivered right to the phone, which is just superior to an SMS arriving over WAP alerting the user of a new e-mail, which I do with my T-Mobile subscription.
I was also fortunate enough to have a bit of firsthand experience with the O2 XDA. The device, built by HTC, is a Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) PocketPC 2002 PhoneEdition device, wonderfully mixing phone capabilities with those of a personal digital assistant. This is a perfect thing for the corporate market and, though earlier generations of phone/PDA combinations have yet to catch on, just think about the added capability of "always online" Internet connections to the mix.
While Java itself is not as easy to use, downloadable games are going well in Germany and that will become more popular once Java phones are more common. There will be a lot of extra applications that will let people do extra things on their phone. The first application for the Nokia 7650 from a third party was just shown and it’s a simple encryption tool that lets you put your passwords and pin codes on your phone in an encrypted manner. It’s simple, but many could find it to be one of the things they need to let go of their PDA, at least part time.
Many phones now have GPRS capabilities and the price points for the low-end GPRS phones are dropping, which will drive adoption rates. Certainly, users need to gain experience, and the earlier overhyping may not help. I have friends who have flatly stated that they would not use the wireless Internet, but then reflected on their SMS usage and said that two years ago they wouldn’t have thought about using it, either. Now they think it’s the best invention since the telephone.
It takes time for these things to be adopted, but if you look at the integrated picture, there are some rather simple but effective changes coming right around the corner that will push the mobile technologies sector out of its growing pains.
The only thing we will still need to learn now is probably best said by Ricardo Semler, in his book Maverick:
"As I tell our people constantly: We’ve all learned how to answer email on Sundays, but none of us has learned to go to the movies on Monday afternoon. Until we learn that, we are email slaves harnessed to the wicked ways of the Profit and Loss Master."
The future devices might actually help there.


typt
package encapsulates the Tycho/Ptolemy
interface. The Ptolemy distribution includes the Tycho distribution,
so if you have Ptolemy, then you should Tycho. However, you can have
Tycho without Ptolemy. The best way to check is to see if the
$PTOLEMY
environment variable is set, and
$PTOLEMY/copyright
is a readable file.
The Ptolemy FAQ at
http://ptolemy.eecs.berkeley.edu/ptolemy.faq
says:
1.1 What is Ptolemy?
The ambitious objectives of the Ptolemy project include most aspects of designing signal processing and communications systems, ranging from designing and simulating algorithms to synthesizing hardware and software, parallelizing algorithms, and prototyping real-time systems.
The Ptolemy software is a system-level design framework that allows mixing models of computation. In designing digital signal processing and communications systems, often the best available design tools are domain specific. The tools must be able to interact. Ptolemy allows the interaction of diverse models of computation by using the object-oriented principles of polymorphism and information hiding. For example, using Ptolemy, a high-level dataflow model of a signal processing system can be connected to a hardware simulator that in turn may be connected to a discrete-event model of a communication network.
Since the Ptolemy project began in 1990, numerous advances in design, simulation, and code generation have occurred. Recent enhancements of the Ptolemy project have been in the realms of dataflow modeling of algorithms, synthesis of embedded software from such dataflow models, animation and visualization, multidimensional signal processing, managing complexity by means of higher-order functions, hardware/software partitioning, and VHDL code generation. In 1993, the Ptolemy project joined the Advanced Research Projects Agencies (ARPA) RASSP project as a technology base developer.
Ptolemy has been used for a broad range of applications including signal processing, telecommunications, parallel processing, wireless communications, network design, radio astronomy, real time systems, and hardware/software co-design. Ptolemy has also been used as a laboratory for signal processing and communications courses. Currently Ptolemy has hundreds of users in hundreds of sites, in industry, academia, and government.
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CHRISTMAS TIME FROM 2 JANUARY
ENTRANCE ANTIPHON
God sent his own Son, born of a woman, so that we
could be adopted as his sons.
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Before Epiphany
Grant your people, O Lord, we pray, unshakable
strength of faith, so that all who profess that your Only Begotten Son is with
you for ever in your glory and was born of the Virgin Mary in a body truly like
our own, may be freed from present trials and given a place in abiding
gladness. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with
you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.
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After Epiphany
O God, whose eternal Word adorns the face of the
heavens yet accepted from the Virgin Mary the frailty of our flesh, grant, we
pray, that he who appeared among us as the splendour of truth may go forth in
the fullness of power for the redemption of the world. Who lives and reigns
with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.
PRAYER OVER THE OFFERINGS
Father of peace, accept our devotion and sincerity,
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Preface of Christmas
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COMMUNION ANTIPHON
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Joose.Manual.FAQ - Frequently asked questions about Joose
Yes! Many sites with household names are using Joose to build high-traffic services. Countless others are using Joose in production.
Yes. The sugary API, the one 95% of users will interact with, is very stable. Any changes will be 100% backwards compatible.
The meta API is less set in stone. We reserve the right to tweak parts of it to improve efficiency or consistency. This will not be done lightly. We do perform deprecation cycles. We really do not like making ourselves look bad by breaking your code. Submitting test cases is the best way to ensure that your code is not inadvertently broken by refactoring.
Ideally, you should never write your own constructor, and should use Joose's other features to handle your specific object construction needs.
before
to stop execution of a method?No, before
modifier execute original method unconditionally. Use override
or around
modifiers instead.
In Joose, a trait is almost exactly the same thing as a role, which is usually composed into an instance of a class at runtime to add or modify the behavior of just that instance.
Outside the context of Joose, traits and roles generally mean exactly the same thing. The original paper called them Traits, however Perl 6 will call them Roles.
Yes, you can use aliases Joose.Class, Joose.Role and Joose.Module to declare your classes.
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I’m relatively new to the field of software development; with a good basic knowledge of Object Oriented Programming and also some experience in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. A three week internship with a software engineering company gave me a foundation of PHP best practices and some great experience developing some mini applications in Silex. I created this online CV using Bootstrap as some evidence of my front-end skills. I am also working on a recipe application, applying the PHP knowledge I have gained. I attended the PHP UK conference in February, which was a fantastic learning experience. It was also lovely to discover the welcoming nature of the wider PHP community
This move to web development is a significant change in career path for me. After leaving university with a degree in Physics, I decided to follow my dream and pursue a career as a chef. In the six years since then I achieved a senior position in a Michelin Star establishment and gained a wealth of transferable skills from working in fast-paced, high pressure kitchens. I have, however, become more and more interested in development and started to learn how to code.
Due to my background in Physics I have good numerical, logical and mathematical skills; I’m picking up development skills with relative ease. I’m eager to get a foothold in this industry, learn more and improve.
SKILLS
HTML/CSS
Bootstrap
JavaScript
PHP
Cooking
Photography
PROJECTS
Trello - YouTrack Integrator
COMPLETED
- An internal tool for integrating Trello (requirements gathering) and agile board.
- Automatically update an issue on a YouTrack agile board with information from a Trello card.
- Working with 2 APIs and getting them to communicate.
- Using Twig to create a friendly user interface for setting up the webhook.
DNS Failover Switch
COMPLETED
- A program to switch the IP addresses of a web app and all its sub domains from one IP to another, using a single button.
- Working with the API of Dns Made Easy.
- Learned how to do HTTP basic auth.
- Gained a good basic understanding of the HTTP protocol.
Recipe Application
IN PROGRESS
- An app to display recipes in a recipe-book format, with photographs.
- A function to scale the quantities of ingredients up or down.
- A function to change from metric/imperial units.
Ubiquitous Language Glossary
IN PROGRESS
- An app to help developers build a Ubiquitous Language between developers and domain experts in Domain Driven Design.
- Recording words with definitions in different bounded contexts, saving them to a database
- A user interface for users to log in and add words.
- A forum to discuss changes to definitions of words.
EXPERIENCE
JANUARY 2017
Internship
London
- Three weeks working with experienced PHP developers
- Helped with some features of a large accounting/ERP application.
- Built some internal tools to aid their development workflow.
2016 - PRESENT
VoucherCart Reseller
Edinburgh
- Promoting a voucher sales engine in the hospitality sector.
- Managing my own business as a reseller.
- Communicating directly with clients.
EDUCATION
2009
BSc Physics, Honours Degree
The University of Sheffield
2006
A Levels
King Edward VI School, Morpeth


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Curse of the Chocolate-Covered Broccoli by Nicky Case
“So earlier this year, I learnt my whole career was based on a lie. As one does.
…
I need to season and roast those veggies, to bring out the natural tastiness that’s already in the broccoli.”
Estimate how much time an average “non-mathematical person” spends to learn mathematics during his/her lifetime? How much is really needed, what is their ROI?
Write a Boolean expression with 4 variables, which is satisfied if and only if at least 2 of the variables are false.
How many vertices, edges and faces has the polyhedron shown in Figure 1? Is it regular? How many Boolean variables would you need to write an expression that is satisfied if and only if the polyhedron has a Hamiltonian path?
Theorem: If an integer \(k\) is odd, then \(k^2\) gives remainder \(1\), when divided by \(8\).
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Service to return a random floating point value.
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Service to return a random integer.
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Service to return a random integer in a specified range.
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Service to set seed for the underlying Java pseudorandom number generator.
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$f0 and $f1.
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The package provides functions for estimating the relevant dimension of a data set in feature spaces, applications to model selection, graphical illustrations and prediction.
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Published: | 2012-10-29 |
| Author: | Jan Saputra Mueller |
| Maintainer: | Jan Saputra Mueller <saputra at cs.tu-berlin.de> |
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1.0.1
September 11, 2017
- Update the library url to support using only the MAJOR version to get the latest backwards compatible changes.
- Properly load iFrames when non-Custom Checkout iFrames are included within the same page
1.0.0
August 15, 2017
- The injected inputs now have a transparent background. This allows for changing the color of the input by changing the background color of the div it is mounted to.
- The library now behaves correctly in IE 9, 10, and 11.
- The 404 page for library files no longer redirects to web.na.bambora.com after a timeout.
- Autofill of credit card information now behaves correctly in browsers that support it.
- Validation error types have been simplified. See the documentation for the updated list.
- Added the following new methods to input objects:
input.unmount()
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input.update()
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input.focus()
: give focus to the input
input.blur()
: remove focus from the input
input.clear()
: reset the value of the input
0.1.1
August 1, 2017
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June 26, 2017
- Alpha release of Custom Checkout.


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