| DOSE: |
220 mg |
oral |
Methylone |
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I have previously written
a summary of approximately 15 Methylone experiences at various doses (including some shared with my wife), and came to the conclusion that Methylone may have addictive properties, and tolerance developed to its 'opening/empathic' qualities, even when spacing doses by 2 weeks.
This is a follow-up. I have not done Methylone since I last wrote that report in early October, 2003. It is now late February, 2004 - almost 5 months have passed. Side note: My mescaline use has held steady for almost 2 years now (once a month, approx 400-550mg HCl salt), so I consider this 'background noise' and not so much an experimental confound.
I took 220mg Methylone, orally, yesterday, and the experience was highly typical for me, and highly enjoyable. I experienced strong euphoria and stimulation from t+30 minutes until t+2:30, and then a strong 'empty-minded relaxation'. I experienced extreme contentment to just do nothing and think nothing, until at about t+4:30 I got intensely bored, falling asleep at t+7.
Anyway, during the strong stimulation (which occurs with 220mg, or 1.22mg/kg!), I listened to music (enjoying every minute of it), stretched in incredible yoga positions that I usually can only dream about doing, and then walked around my neighborhood (at night) for about 45 minutes, enjoying the clear sky and the constant body movement. There were times when I felt lost, like I wasn't sure where my house was from where I had walked, but standing still and concentrating for a few moments allowed me to get my bearings and head in the right direction. (ie: short-term memory was affected, as was my sense of pain). I was sweating, but the smell of sweat was wonderful, as I have found with most 'bodily scents and tastes' while on this substance.
However, the real 'magic' -- of feeling like all baggage has been dropped and truth revealed, along with no need of self-consciousness and a huge push to 'come clean' with everybody and everything (including myself) -- was missing. Because it has been 5 months since my last experience, the evidence points towards the 'magic' being lost, for good. This is much like what happened with myself and MDMA; after 5-6 experiences, the 'magic' feeling was replaced by a familiar 'good feeling'. My conclusion is: Methylone, for me, is instensely fun, but looses its magic with repeated use, and that magic cannot be recaptured simply by waiting 5 months between doses.
For me, along with the loss of magic comes a loss of insight. Methylone has lost its intensely therapeutic value for me, and now is just a 'recreational drug'. This seems different from mescaline, where taking 3-4 weeks in between doses still allows me to receive new 'teaching' and to challenge myself emotionally and intellectually.
Another comparison between 2-week spacing and 5-month spacing is that I experienced almost no negative side-effects this time (after a 5-month break). When I was taking it every other week (or for a while, every week), I experienced intense cravings to remain in some 'altered state', along with adverse body effects (deep sighing, racing heart, and mood swings lasting for a day or more).
Also, something I have noticed with both Methylone and mescaline is - the better shape I am in, the more fun they both are. As I have started to work out every other day these last few months, my 'trips' are a lot easier on the body, and my body recovers much faster, afterwards.
Conclusions (for me):
1. Methylone lost its magic, and I was unable to regain the 'magic' after a 5-month wait.
2. Methylone is still intensely fun for me when I spaced dosings by 5 months (but still, minus the insight and 'magic baggage dropping'). Two-week spacing was not enough, resulting in higher side effects and psychological cravings for a continued altered state.
3. Being in shape (even though my weight has remained the same) has reduced my mescaline (and likely Methylone too) side effects immensely.
It will be interesting to explore how much being in shape vs. dosage spacing contributes to negative side effects. I plan on taking Methylone again in 4 weeks (hopefully with my wife), and I will report on her experience of the 'magic baggage dropping effect', as well as mine. I will also continue to work out so that my fitness level is held constant. The question: Will 4 weeks be enough to eliminate tolerance and keep away negative side effects and cravings?
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# This code is part of Qiskit.
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# (C) Copyright IBM 2017, 2018.
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"""Progress bars module"""
import time
import datetime
import sys
from qiskit.tools.events.pubsub import Subscriber
[docs]class BaseProgressBar(Subscriber):
"""An abstract progress bar with some shared functionality.
"""
def __init__(self):
super().__init__()
self.type = 'progressbar'
self.touched = False
self.iter = None
self.t_start = None
self.t_done = None
[docs] def start(self, iterations):
"""Start the progress bar.
Parameters:
iterations (int): Number of iterations.
"""
self.touched = True
self.iter = int(iterations)
self.t_start = time.time()
[docs] def update(self, n):
"""Update status of progress bar.
"""
pass
[docs] def time_elapsed(self):
"""Return the time elapsed since start.
Returns:
elapsed_time: Time since progress bar started.
"""
return "%6.2fs" % (time.time() - self.t_start)
[docs] def time_remaining_est(self, completed_iter):
"""Estimate the remaining time left.
Parameters:
completed_iter (int): Number of iterations completed.
Returns:
est_time: Estimated time remaining.
"""
if completed_iter:
t_r_est = (time.time() - self.t_start) / \
completed_iter*(self.iter-completed_iter)
else:
t_r_est = 0
date_time = datetime.datetime(1, 1, 1) + datetime.timedelta(seconds=t_r_est)
time_string = "%02d:%02d:%02d:%02d" % \
(date_time.day - 1, date_time.hour, date_time.minute, date_time.second)
return time_string
[docs] def finished(self):
"""Run when progress bar has completed.
"""
pass
[docs]class TextProgressBar(BaseProgressBar):
"""
A simple text-based progress bar.
output_handler : the handler the progress bar should be written to, default
is sys.stdout, another option is sys.stderr
"""
def __init__(self, output_handler=None):
super().__init__()
self._init_subscriber()
self.output_handler = output_handler if output_handler else sys.stdout
def _init_subscriber(self):
def _initialize_progress_bar(num_tasks):
""" """
self.start(num_tasks)
self.subscribe("terra.parallel.start", _initialize_progress_bar)
def _update_progress_bar(progress):
""" """
self.update(progress)
self.subscribe("terra.parallel.done", _update_progress_bar)
def _finish_progress_bar():
""" """
self.unsubscribe("terra.parallel.start", _initialize_progress_bar)
self.unsubscribe("terra.parallel.done", _update_progress_bar)
self.unsubscribe("terra.parallel.finish", _finish_progress_bar)
self.finished()
self.subscribe("terra.parallel.finish", _finish_progress_bar)
[docs] def start(self, iterations):
self.touched = True
self.iter = int(iterations)
self.t_start = time.time()
pbar = '-' * 50
self.output_handler.write('\r|%s| %s%s%s [%s]' %
(pbar, 0, '/', self.iter, ''))
[docs] def update(self, n):
filled_length = int(round(50 * n / self.iter))
pbar = u'█' * filled_length + '-' * (50 - filled_length)
time_left = self.time_remaining_est(n)
self.output_handler.write('\r|%s| %s%s%s [%s]' % (pbar, n, '/', self.iter, time_left))
if n == self.iter:
self.output_handler.write('\n')
self.output_handler.flush()


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The conference normally lasts between three and five days, and consists of presentation and whiteboard sessions and hands-on labs. It offers opportunities to meet Microsoft experts, MVPs and community members. Networking is enhanced through parties, community areas and "Ask the Expert" sessions. The event also includes an exhibition area where vendors can show off technologies and sell products. There is a vast content catalog from which attendees can select sessions that will be most beneficial. An agenda is published online before the conference begins.


JNDI Howto
Activating JNDI
For publishing resources via JNDI you'll have to enable JNDI on the Options tab:
This enables JNDI generally but does not publish any resources.
Configuring JNDI Resources
For configuring JNDI resources in Jetty you have to create a Jetty XML configuration file and add it on the WebApp tab in the section Jetty Conext Configuration. The file can either be in the Eclipse workspace (Add...) or somewhere else in the file system (Add External...).
For more information on Jetty JNDI config see http://wiki.eclipse.org/Jetty/Feature/JNDI on the Eclipse site.
Example JNDI Data Source
The most common case for using JNDI ist configure a data source with connection pool. To accomplish that with Eclipse Jetty you have to follow this steps:
- Activate JNDI on the Options tab
- Make sure the JARs for the connection pool and database driver are in the classpath. On the Options tab in the list of all the libraries make sure the JARs are in the selected scopes or manually add them by checking "Include". Also make sure all JARs are marked as "Global" - this will add them to the Jetty classpath and not only to the application's classpath.
- Create a Jetty configuration and add it to the Jetty Context Configuration. See http://wiki.eclipse.org/Jetty/Howto/Configure_JNDI_Datasource for a complete reference. Here is an example for c3p0 connection pool with Oracle database:
<Configure id="wac" class="org.eclipse.jetty.webapp.WebAppContext"> <New id="myds" class="org.eclipse.jetty.plus.jndi.Resource"> <Arg></Arg> <Arg>jdbc/myds</Arg> <Arg> <New class="com.mchange.v2.c3p0.ComboPooledDataSource"> <Set name="driverClass">oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver</Set> <Set name="jdbcUrl">jdbc:oracle:thin:@localhost:1521:XE</Set> <Set name="user">MYUSER</Set> <Set name="password">MYPASS</Set> </New> </Arg> </New> </Configure>
- Voil�. You're done. You can now lookup the data source in your application via "java:comp/env/jdbc/myds".


MY NAME IS JESÚS ALGARRA and I'm a developer in progress. I have a passion for web design and development. I don't know design but I'm learning to develop. Like all Spaniard people I live off tortillas, paellas and siestas, evidently! I also say ole.
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I've always loved solving problems. Being good at science, I graduated and worked as a telecommunications engineer before teaching myself web develop.
I was born in Granada, a little town in the south of Spain. I speak Spanish fluently and English a little worse. I have been good at math and science since my childhood, studying and obtaining a Bachelor's Degree in Telecommunications Systems Engineering. After working in that field for six months, I decided to learn web develop on my own.
One of the greatest strenghs about being a developer with an engineer background is that not only I can handle the technical aspects of a project, but I can also fully understand, participate and even lead the technical aspects of those same projects.


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Housemaid ‘confesses to’ killing woman, house help at Dhanmondi home, police say
by bdnews24.comThe housemaid accused of killing a businessman’s mother-in-law and a house help at their home in Dhaka’s Dhanmondi has made a confessional statement in court, police say.
Surobhi Akter Nahida gave the statement before Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Srafut Zaman Ansari on Thursday, Court Police’s Sub-Inspector Ashraf Ali told bdnews24.com.
The statement given under Section 164 of the Code of Criminal Procedure can be used as evidence in trial.
Surobhi described how and why she carried out the killings, the policeman said.
The bodies of Afroza Begum, 65, and her house help “Diti”, 18, were found with throats slit at their home on Nov 1.
Police said they were looking for a new housemaid who entered the house in the afternoon and left in the evening.
Police believed such murders are the work of a professional killer and Surobhi actually posed as a housemaid to carry out the killings.
A blood-stained shoe of Surobhi was found near the house later, police said.
The law enforcers arrested her at a slum in the capital’s Agargaon on Sunday.
Police suspected she was “mentally imbalanced” as she told them she “killed the two because they had refused to let her go out”.
Police on Tuesday took Surobhi and four other suspects into custody for a five-day grilling.
The others accused in the case started by victim Afroza’s son-in-law Kazi Monir Uddin Tarim, an apparel sector entrepreneur, are security guard Md Nuruzaaman, and caretakers Gausul Azam Prince, Atikul Haque Bachchu and Belayet Hossain.


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| iaik.pkcs.pkcs11 | This package provides a object oriented API to access PKCS#11 modules. |
| iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.objects | This package contains all classes for objects and attributes as known from PKCS#11. |
| iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.parameters | This package contains all classes for parameters objects. |
Classes in iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.objects used by iaik.pkcs.pkcs11| Key
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An object of this class represents a key as defined by PKCS#11 2.11. KeyPair
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This class does not correspond to any PKCS#11 object. Object
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An object of this class represents an object as defined by PKCS#11. SecretKey
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Classes in iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.objects used by iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.objects| AESSecretKey
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Objects of this class represent AES secret keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. Attribute
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This is the base-class for all types of attributes. AttributeArray
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Objects of this class represent a attribute array of a PKCS#11 object as specified by PKCS#11. BatonSecretKey
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Objects of this class represent BATON secret keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. BlowfishSecretKey
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Objects of this class represent Blowfish secret keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.20. BooleanAttribute
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Objects of this class represent a boolean attribute of a PKCS#11 object as specified by PKCS#11. ByteArrayAttribute
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Objects of this class represent a byte-array attribute of a PKCS#11 object as specified by PKCS#11. CAST128SecretKey
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Objects of this class represent CAST128 secret keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. CAST3SecretKey
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Objects of this class represent CAST3 secret keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. CAST5SecretKey
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Objects of this class represent CAST5 secret keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. CASTSecretKey
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Objects of this class represent CAST secret keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. CDMFSecretKey
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Objects of this class represent CDMF secret keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. Certificate
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An object of this class represents a certificate as defined by PKCS#11. Certificate.VendorDefinedCertificateBuilder
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If an application uses vendor defined certificates, it must implement this interface and install such an object handler using setVendorDefinedCertificateBuilder. CertificateTypeAttribute
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This is a special version of a long attribute for the type of a certificate type. CharArrayAttribute
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Objects of this class represent a char-array attribute of a PKCS#11 object as specified by PKCS#11. Clock
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Objects of this class represent a clock as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. Data
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Objects of this class represent a data object as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. DateAttribute
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Objects of this class represent a date attribute of an PKCS#11 object as specified by PKCS#11. DES2SecretKey
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Objects of this class represent double-length DES secret keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. DES3SecretKey
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Objects of this class represent Triple-DES secret keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. DESSecretKey
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Objects of this class represent DES secret keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. DHParams
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Objects of this class represent DH domain parameters as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. DHPrivateKey
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Objects of this class represent DH private keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. DHPublicKey
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Objects of this class represent DH public keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. DomainParameters
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An object of this class represents domain parameters as defined by PKCS#11 2.11. DomainParameters.VendorDefinedDomainParametersBuilder
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If an application uses vendor defined DomainParameters, it must implement this interface and install such an object handler using setVendorDefinedDomainParametersBuilder. DSAParams
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Objects of this class represent DSA domain parameters as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. DSAPrivateKey
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Objects of this class represent DSA private keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. DSAPublicKey
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Objects of this class represent DSA public keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. ECDSAPrivateKey
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Objects of this class represent ECDSA private keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. ECDSAPublicKey
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Objects of this class represent ECDSA public keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. GenericSecretKey
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Objects of this class represent generic secret keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. HardwareFeature
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This is the base class for hardware feature classes. HardwareFeature.VendorDefinedHardwareFeatureBuilder
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If an application uses vendor defined hardware features, it must implement this interface and install such an object handler using setVendorDefinedHardwareFeatureBuilder. HardwareFeatureTypeAttribute
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This is a special version of a long attribute for the type of a hardware feature. IDEASecretKey
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Objects of this class represent IDEA secret keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. JuniperSecretKey
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Objects of this class represent Juniper secret keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. KEAPrivateKey
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Objects of this class represent KEA private keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. KEAPublicKey
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Objects of this class represent KEA public keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. Key
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An object of this class represents a key as defined by PKCS#11 2.11. Key.VendorDefinedKeyBuilder
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If an application uses vendor defined keys, it must implement this interface and install such an object handler using setVendorDefinedKeyBuilder. KeyTypeAttribute
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This is a special version of a long attribute for the type of a key type. LongAttribute
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Objects of this class represent a long attribute of an PKCS#11 object as specified by PKCS#11. Mechanism
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Objects of this class represent Mechanism Objects as introduced in PKCS#11 2.20. MechanismArrayAttribute
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Objects of this class represent a mechanism array attribute of a PKCS#11 object as specified by PKCS#11. MechanismAttribute
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Objects of this class represent a mechanism attribute of an PKCS#11 object as specified by PKCS#11. MonotonicCounter
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Objects of this class represent a monotonic counter as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. Object
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An object of this class represents an object as defined by PKCS#11. Object.VendorDefinedObjectBuilder
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If an application uses vendor defined objects, it must implement this interface and install such an object handler using setVendorDefinedObjectBuilder. ObjectClassAttribute
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This is a special version of a long attribute for the type of a object class. PrivateKey
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This is the base class for private (asymmetric) keys. PublicKey
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This is the base class for public (asymmetric) keys. RC2SecretKey
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Objects of this class represent RC2 secret keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. RC4SecretKey
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Objects of this class represent RC4 secret keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. RC5SecretKey
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Objects of this class represent RC5 secret keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. RSAPrivateKey
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Objects of this class represent RSA private keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. RSAPublicKey
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Objects of this class represent RSA public keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. SecretKey
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This is the base class for secret (symmetric) keys. SkipJackSecretKey
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Objects of this class represent SkipJack secret keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. Storage
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Objects of this class represent PKCS#11 objects of type storage as defined in PKCSC#11 2.11, but is compatible to version 2.01. TwofishSecretKey
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Objects of this class represent Twofish secret keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.20. UserInterface
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Objects of this class represent a user interface as specified by PKCS#11 v2.20. WTLSCertificate
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Objects of this class represent WTLS public key certificates as specified by PKCS#11 v2.20 Chap. X509AttributeCertificate
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Objects of this class represent X.509 attribute certificate as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. X509PublicKeyCertificate
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Objects of this class represent X.509 public key certificate as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. X942DHParams
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Objects of this class represent X9.42 DH domain parameters as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. X942DHPrivateKey
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Objects of this class represent X9.42 DH private keys as specified by PKCS#11 v2.11. X942DHPublicKey
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Classes in iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.objects used by iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.parameters| Object
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A Discord bots library for LuaJIT and LÖVE.
Modules
| discord.enums | Discord Enums. |
| discord.utilities.http | HTTP Utilities, contains usefull formatting and requesting functions |
| discord.utilities.snowflake | Snowflake utilities |
| bot | Discörd Böt, A basic bot system. |
| bot.plugins_manager | Discörd Böt plugins manager. |
Classes
| discord | Discörd - A Discord bot library for LuaJIT and LÖVE. |
| discord.attachment | Attachment class |
| discord.channel | Channel class |
| discord.channelMention | Channel mention class |
| discord.embed | Embed class |
| discord.emoji | The discord emoji class. |
| discord.guild | Guild class |
| discord.guildMember | Guild member class |
| discord.message | The discord message class. |
| discord.permissions | Permissions class |
| discord.reaction | Reaction class |
| discord.role | Role class |
| discord.snowflake | Snowflake class |
| discord.user | User class |


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The properties that can be set, are: background-color, background-image, background-position, background-size, background-repeat, background-origin, background-clip, and background-attachment.
Example code: setting background color
body { background-color: lightblue; }
Example code: setting "pre" background colors
pre { background-color: rgb(225,225,255); }Go to w3schools for more information on the CSS background property.
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About me
- 🌳 I live in Oakland California.
- 🐙 I am full stack developer at Slack.
- 🌊 I enjoy learning about all levels of the tech stack, from assembly up to web technologies.
- 🏔 I spend my spare time in the outdoors.
Writing
You can see some of my writing below:
- 2023 June - Parsers (and Encoders) Everywhere - 30 minute read
- 2023 July - Pushdown Automata Variants - 20 minute read


The Crimson Fairy Book
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- Year Published: 1903
- Language: English
- Country of Origin:
- Source: Lang, A. (Ed.). (1903). The Crimson Fairy Book. London: Dover Publications.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 5.9
- Word Count: 3,098
- Genre: Fairy Tale/Folk Tale
- Keywords: love, not keeping promises
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Once upon a time there lived an old man who had only one son, whom he loved dearly; but they were very poor, and often had scarcely enough to eat. Then the old man fell ill, and things grew worse than ever, so he called his son and said to him:
‘My dear boy, I have no longer any food to give you, and you must go into the world and get it for yourself. It does not matter what work you do, but remember if you do it well and are faithful to your master, you will always have your reward.’
So Peter put a piece of black bread in his knapsack, and strapping it on his back, took a stout stick in his hand, and set out to seek his fortune. For a long while he travelled on and on, and nobody seemed to want him; but one day he met an old man, and being a polite youth, he took off his hat and said: ‘Good morning,’ in a pleasant voice. ‘Good morning,’ answered the old man; ‘and where are you going?’
‘I am wandering through the country trying to get work,’ replied Peter.
‘Then stay with me, for I can give you plenty,’ said the old man, and Peter stayed.
His work did not seem hard, for he had only two horses and a cow to see after, and though he had been hired for a year, the year consisted of but three days, so that it was not long before he received his wages. In payment the old man gave him a nut, and offered to keep him for another year; but Peter was home-sick; and, besides, he would rather have been paid ever so small a piece of money than a nut; for, thought he, nuts grow on every tree, and I can gather as many as I like. However, he did not say this to the old man, who had been kind to him, but just bade him farewell.
The nearer Peter drew to his father’s house the more ashamed he felt at having brought back such poor wages. What could one nut do for him? Why, it would not buy even a slice of bacon. It was no use taking it home, he might as well eat it.  But who could ever guess what came out of that nut? Why, horses and oxen and sheep stepped out in such numbers that they seemed as if they would stretch to the world’s end! The sight gave Peter such a shock that he wrung his hands in dismay. What was he to do with all these creatures, where was he to put them? He stood and gazed in terror, and at this moment Eisenkopf came by.
‘What is the matter, young man?’ asked he.
‘Oh, my friend, there is plenty the matter,’ answered Peter.  ‘If you will promise never to marry I will drive them all back into the nut again.’
In his trouble Peter would have promised far harder things than this, so he gladly gave the promise Eisenkopf asked for; and at a whistle from the stranger the animals all began crowding into the nut again, nearly tumbling over each other in their haste. When the last foot had got inside, the two halves of the shell shut close. Then Peter put it in his pocket and went on to the house.
No sooner had he reached it than he cracked his nut for the second time, and out came the horses, sheep, and oxen again. Indeed Peter thought that there were even more of them than before. The old man could not believe his eyes when he saw the multitudes of horses, oxen and sheep standing before his door.
‘How did you come by all these?’ he gasped, as soon as he could speak; and the son told him the whole story, and of the promise he had given Eisenkopf.
The next day some of the cattle were driven to market and sold, and with the money the old man was able to buy some of the fields and gardens round his house, and in a few months had grown the richest and most prosperous man in the whole village. Everything seemed to turn to gold in his hands, till one day, when he and his son were sitting in the orchard watching their herds of cattle grazing in the meadows, he suddenly said: ‘ Peter, my boy, it is time that you were thinking of marrying.’
‘But, my dear father, I told you I can never marry, because of the promise I gave to Eisenkopf.’
‘Oh, one promises here and promises there, but no one ever thinks of keeping such promises. If Eisenkopf does not like your marrying, he will have to put up with it all the same! Besides, there stands in the stable a grey horse which is saddled night and day; and if Eisenkopf should show his face, you have only got to jump on the horse’s back and ride away, and nobody on earth can catch you. When all is safe you will come back again, and we shall live as happily as two fish in the sea.’
And so it all happened. The young man found a pretty, brown-skinned girl who was willing to have him for a husband, and the whole village came to the wedding feast. The music was at its gayest, and the dance at its merriest, when Eisenkopf looked in at the window.
‘Oh, ho, my brother! what is going on here? It has the air of being a wedding feast. Yet I fancied—was I mistaken?—that you had given me a promise that you never would marry.’ But Peter had not waited for the end of this speech. Scarcely had he seen Eisenkopf than he darted like the wind to the stable and flung himself on the horse’s back. In another moment he was away over the mountain, with Eisenkopf running fast behind him.
On they went through thick forests where the sun never shone, over rivers so wide that it took a whole day to sail across them, up hills whose sides were all of glass; on they went through seven times seven countries till Peter reined in his horse before the house of an old woman.
‘Good day, mother,’ said he, jumping down and opening the door.
‘Good day, my son,’ answered she, ‘and what are you doing here, at the world’s end?’
‘I am flying for my life, mother, flying to the world which is beyond all worlds; for Eisenkopf is at my heels.’
‘Come in and rest then, and have some food, for I have a little dog who will begin to howl when Eisenkopf is still seven miles off.’
So Peter went in and warmed himself and ate and drank, till suddenly the dog began to howl.
‘Quick, my son, quick, you must go,’ cried the old woman. And the lightning itself was not quicker than Peter.
‘Stop a moment,’ cried the old woman again, just as he was mounting his horse, ‘take this napkin and this cake, and put them in your bag where you can get hold of them easily.’ Peter took them and put them into his bag, and waving his thanks for her kindness, he was off like the wind.
Round and round he rode, through seven times seven countries, through forests still thicker, and rivers still wider, and mountains still more slippery than the others he had passed, till at length he reached a house where dwelt another old woman.
‘Good day, mother,’ said he.
‘Good day, my son! What are you seeking here at the world’s end?’
‘I am flying for my life, mother, flying to the world that is beyond all worlds, for Eisenkopf is at my heels.’
‘Come in, my son, and have some food. I have a little dog who will begin to howl when Eisenkopf is still seven miles off; so lie on this bed and rest yourself in peace.’
Then she went to the kitchen and baked a number of cakes, more than Peter could have eaten in a whole month. He had not finished a quarter of them, when the dog began to howl.
‘Now, my son, you must go,’ cried the old woman ‘but first put these cakes and this napkin in your bag, where you can easily get at them.’ So Peter thanked her and was off like the wind.
On he rode, through seven times seven countries, till he came to the house of a third old woman, who welcomed him as the others had done. But when the dog howled, and Peter sprang up to go, she said, as she gave him the same gifts for his journey: ‘You have now three cakes and three napkins, for I know that my sisters have each given you one. Listen to me, and do what I tell you. Ride seven days and nights straight before you, and on the eighth morning you will see a great fire. Strike it three times with the three napkins and it will part in two. Then ride into the opening, and when you are in the middle of the opening, throw the three cakes behind your back with your left hand.’
Peter thanked her for her counsel, and was careful to do exactly all the old woman had told him. On the eighth morning he reached a fire so large that he could see nothing else on either side, but when he struck it with the napkins it parted, and stood on each hand like a wall. As he rode through the opening he threw the cakes behind him. From each cake there sprang a huge dog, and he gave them the names of World’s-weight, Ironstrong, and Quick-ear. They bayed with joy at the sight of him, and as Peter turned to pat them, he beheld Eisenkopf at the edge of the fire, but the opening had closed up behind Peter, and he could not get through.
‘Stop, you promise-breaker,’ shrieked he; ‘you have slipped through my hands once, but wait till I catch you again!’
Then he lay down by the fire and watched to see what would happen.
When Peter knew that he had nothing more to fear from Eisenkopf, he rode on slowly till he came to a small white house. Here he entered and found himself in a room where a gray-haired woman was spinning and a beautiful girl was sitting in the window combing her golden hair. ‘What brings you here, my son?’ asked the old woman.
‘I am seeking for a place, mother,’ answered Peter.
‘Stay with me, then, for I need a servant,’ said the old woman.
‘With pleasure, mother,’ replied he.
After that Peter’s life was a very happy one. He sowed and ploughed all day, except now and then when he took his dogs and went to hunt. And whatever game he brought back the maiden with the golden hair knew how to dress it.
One day the old woman had gone to the town to buy some flour, and Peter and the maiden were left alone in the house. They fell into talk, and she asked him where his home was, and how he had managed to come through the fire. Peter then told her the whole story, and of his striking the flames with the three napkins as he had been told to do. The maiden listened attentively and wondered in herself whether what he said was true. So after Peter had gone out to the fields, she crept up to his room and stole the napkins and then set off as fast as she could to the fire by a path she knew of over the hill.
At the third blow she gave the flames divided, and Eisenkopf, who had been watching and hoping for a chance of this kind, ran down the opening and stood before her. At this sight the maiden was almost frightened to death, but with a great effort she recovered herself and ran home as fast as her legs would carry her, closely pursued by Eisenkopf. Panting for breath she rushed into the house and fell fainting on the floor; but Eisenkopf entered behind her, and hid himself in the kitchen under the hearth.
Not long after, Peter came in and picked up the three napkins which the maiden had dropped on the threshold. He wondered how they got there, for he knew he had left them in his room; but what was his horror when he saw the form of the fainting girl lying where she had dropped, as still and white as if she had been dead. He lifted her up and carried her to her bed, where she soon revived, but she did not tell Peter about Eisenkopf, who had been almost crushed to death under the hearth-stone by the body of World’s-weight.
The next morning Peter locked up his dogs and went out into the forest alone. Eisenkopf, however, had seen him go, and followed so closely at his heels that Peter had barely time to clamber up a tall tree, where Eisenkopf could not reach him. ‘Come down at once, you gallows bird,’ he cried.  And he gave Quick-ear a slap with his paw, for he was young and needed to be taught sense.
‘Iron-strong, World’s-weight, Quick-ear, fly to my help!’ cried Peter again.
This time World’s-weight heard also, and he said, ‘Ah, now our master is really calling.’
‘How silly you are!’ answered Iron-strong; ‘you know that at this hour he is always eating.’ And he gave World’s-weight a cuff, because he was old enough to know better.
Peter sat trembling on the tree dreading lest his dogs had never heard, or else that, having heard, they had refused to come.
And Iron-strong heard, and said: ‘Yes, he is certainly calling, we must go at once.’ And in an instant he had burst open the door, and all three were bounding away in the direction of the voice. When they reached the foot of the tree Peter just said: ‘At him!’ And in a few minutes there was nothing left of Eisenkopf.
As soon as his enemy was dead Peter got down and returned to the house, where he bade farewell to the old woman and her daughter, who gave him a beautiful ring, all set with diamonds. It was really a magic ring, but neither Peter nor the maiden knew that.
Peter’s heart was heavy as he set out for home. He had ceased to love the wife whom he had left at his wedding feast, and his heart had gone out to the golden-haired girl. However, it was no use thinking of that, so he rode forward steadily.
The fire had to be passed through before he had gone very far, and when he came to it, Peter shook the napkins three times in the flames and a passage opened for trim. But then a curious thing happened; the three dogs, who had followed at his heels all the way, now became three cakes again, which Peter put into his bag with the napkins. After that he stopped at the houses of the three old women, and gave each one back her napkin and her cake.
‘Where is my wife?’ asked Peter, when he reached home.
‘Oh, my dear son, why did you ever leave us? After you had vanished, no one knew where, your poor wife grew more and more wretched, and would neither eat nor drink. Little by little she faded away, and a month ago we laid her in her grave, to hide her sorrows under the earth.’
At this news Peter began to weep, for he had loved his wife before he went away and had seen the golden-haired maiden.
He went sorrowfully about his work for the space of half a year, when, one night, he dreamed that he moved the diamond ring given him by the maiden from his right hand and put it on the wedding finger of the left. The dream was so real that he awoke at once and changed the ring from one hand to the other. And as he did so guess what he saw? Why, the golden-haired girl standing before him. And he sprang up and kissed her, and said: ‘Now you are mine for ever and ever, and when we die we will both be buried in one grave.’
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int
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Monero is different
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No company
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No offices
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No CEOs or employees
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No premine
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Why Monero when we have Bitcoin?
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Bitcoin isn't that anonymous
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Blockchain Analysis
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Bitcoin privacy is worse than banks
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Bitcoin isn't so good at privacy.
Why does blockchain privacy matter?
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Fungibility
Good money is fungible. Each unit is indistinguishable from other units of that money.
Monero improves on this by not recording a traceable history of its units.
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Fungibility is understanding by law, practice, and technology that every unit is treated as indistinguishable. Bitcoin is somewhat fungible. You can trace the provenance of every coin; by custom we don't do that but we are beginning to see some companies do it, which is a problem.
If accounts start being frozen because of where bitcoins came from three transactions ago, that's a problem. Fungibility is tied to privacy and anonymity.
There are systems being made where you can't tell the amount being transacted, who the sender and receiver are. Banning technology, especially open-source technology, because criminals use it only usually affects the people who aren't criminals: the innocent and the idiots. People should be able to protect their money from predators, from corporations, from tyrannical governments.
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Infrequent use of privacy features
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Smaller anonymity sets
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Bitcoin transaction
A standard Bitcoin transaction and data left on the blockchain.
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1.54 BTC
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module Draw:sig
..end
Low-level graphics and colors
This module is internally used for low-level graphics and a thin layer over Tsdl.
The public API is mainly useful for Color management.
type
canvas
Contains the hardware information for drawing (SDL renderer and window).
typetexture =
Tsdl.Sdl.texture
val quit : unit -> unit
Cleanup and quit SDL.
typergb =
int * int * int
red, green and blue values are integers in the range 0..255
typecolor =
int * int * int * int
r,g,b,a
type
fill =
| |
Pattern of |
| |
Solid of |
val black : rgb
val grey : rgb
val pale_grey : rgb
val dark_grey : rgb
val white : rgb
val red : rgb
val blue : rgb
val green : rgb
val magenta : rgb
val cyan : rgb
val yellow : rgb
val sienna : rgb
val label_color : rgb
val none : color
none = (0,0,0,0)
is completely transparent black.
val opaque : rgb -> color
val transp : rgb -> color
val lighter : color -> color
val darker : color -> color
val set_alpha : int -> rgb -> color
val find_color : string -> rgb
Convert a string of the form "grey"
or "#FE01BC"
to a rgb code
(r,g,b)
. Color names are taken from
here.
val pale : rgb -> rgb
val set_color : Tsdl.Sdl.renderer -> color -> unit
Equivalent to Sdl.set_render_draw_color
.
type
layer
Layers are used to decide the order of drawing: which graphical elements (layouts) should be below, which should be above. For the most part, you don't have to access them directly.
val use_new_layer : unit -> unit
Use this when you want to switch to a completely different set of layers, typically when you want to draw on another window.
type
align =
| |
Min |
| |
Center |
| |
Max |
val unscale_size : int * int -> int * int
Transform a size (W,H) in physical pixels into 'logical' pixels (w,h),
which are used for layouts. This is done by dividing by the Theme
SCALE
variable.
val set_system_cursor : Tsdl.Sdl.System_cursor.t -> unit
Set the mouse cursor to be the standard system cursor. Internally, this first creates an SDL system cursor (or use a previously created one).


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Syntax
Result = InitSound()Description
Initializes the sound environment. This function must be always called before any other sound function and should always check its result. If the sound environment fails, it's absolutely necessary to disable all the sound functions calls.
Parameters
None.
Return value
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Chattahoochee View v2.0
Chattahoochee View is a web application that permits 360° viewing of videos from points along the Chattahoochee River.
A map shows the position of the video and other points of interest. Clicking on the markers will change switch the video and accompanying information.
High-speed internet connection recommended
Dependencies
Google Maps JavaScript API
Google Fonts
A-Frame
Rico Theta S & utility software
. . .
Contact: germain [at] gatech.edu
v2.0 publish date: 5.4.2017
Source code: https://github.com/germainperez/Chattahoochee-View-2
Map data © 2017 Google
Images and video may not be copied or reproduced
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright © 2017 Germain Perez


By deafult, the BASIC ESP SERVER starts as an access point named espserver with the password 123456789. After the first connection you may change this setting using the form below. You can also hold down the reset button for some time to return to the access point mode. After setting the wifi behaviour, the curcuit is automatically restarted. You can always check out the mode leds to see how the wifi is being handled by the server.


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Clingo C API
C API for clingo providing high level functions to control grounding and solving.
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Custom scripting language to run functions during grounding.
Public Attributes | |
| bool(* | execute )(clingo_location_t const *location, char const *code, void *data) |
| Evaluate the given source code. More... | |
| bool(* | call )(clingo_location_t const *location, char const *name, clingo_symbol_t const *arguments, size_t arguments_size, clingo_symbol_callback_t symbol_callback, void *symbol_callback_data, void *data) |
| Call the function with the given name and arguments. More... | |
| bool(* | callable )(char const *name, bool *result, void *data) |
| Check if the given function is callable. More... | |
| bool(* | main )(clingo_control_t *control, void *data) |
| Run the main function. More... | |
| void(* | free )(void *data) |
| This function is called once when the script is deleted. More... | |
| const char * | version |
| bool(* clingo_script::call) (clingo_location_t const *location, char const *name, clingo_symbol_t const *arguments, size_t arguments_size, clingo_symbol_callback_t symbol_callback, void *symbol_callback_data, void *data) |
Call the function with the given name and arguments.
| [in] | location | the location in the logic program of the function call |
| [in] | name | the name of the function |
| [in] | arguments | the arguments to the function |
| [in] | arguments_size | the number of arguments |
| [in] | symbol_callback | callback to return a pool of symbols |
| [in] | symbol_callback_data | user data for the symbol callback |
| [in] | data | user data as given when registering the script |
| bool(* clingo_script::callable) (char const *name, bool *result, void *data) |
Check if the given function is callable.
| [in] | name | the name of the function |
| [out] | result | whether the function is callable |
| [in] | data | user data as given when registering the script |
| bool(* clingo_script::execute) (clingo_location_t const *location, char const *code, void *data) |
Evaluate the given source code.
| [in] | location | the location in the logic program of the source code |
| [in] | code | the code to evaluate |
| [in] | data | user data as given when registering the script |
| void(* clingo_script::free) (void *data) |
This function is called once when the script is deleted.
| [in] | data | user data as given when registering the script |
| bool(* clingo_script::main) (clingo_control_t *control, void *data) |
Run the main function.
| [in] | control | the control object to pass to the main function |
| [in] | data | user data as given when registering the script |


Best Black Friday 2019 gaming deals
Here are the best Black Friday 2019 gaming deals - updated every day!
by Jason EnglandFancy picking up a new game? Or perhaps you've been hankering after a brand new console.
Lots of gaming goodies will up for grabs this year and we're here to help you get in the zone and bag yourself some great gaming deals.
Save yourself some pennies and game on with these best Black Friday 2019 gaming deals!
Nintendo Switch + Labo Variety Kit: £247 (save £44)
If you've held out this long without picking up Nintendo's portable hybrid console, now's a better time than ever to snap one up.
Put simply, the Switch is brilliant, and with its ever growing game library, there's no better time to get some Nintendo goodness in your life - especially when you can save yourself some coin in the process this Black Friday with a Labo Variety Pack.
Nintendo Switch Lite + Pokemon Sword: £229 (save £10.98)
Want to downsize your Switch? Nintendo recently came out with a Lite version of their console, and along with the size, the price just got smaller too!
Plus, alongside its portability, you can pick up a copy of Pokemon Sword with it in this bundle too. Perfect for playing away those hours of long distance travelling.
Get the deal here (save £10.98)
PlayStation 4 Pro (1TB) with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and NOW TV: £299 (save £50)
If you haven't bought a PS4 yet, you're missing out on a tonne of amazing exclusive titles - making this an essential purchase for any gamer out there!
Already got a PS4 but a 4K TV? Make the most of that high resolution and gorgeous HDR afforded to you by the extra power of the PS4 Pro. Plus, you've got a free copy of the latest Call of Duty and two free months of NOW TV.
Xbox One X with Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and NOW TV: £299 (save £150)
Meanwhile, in the Microsoft camp, you've got an incredible deal on the top-of-the-line Xbox One X with the brand new Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.
Feeling the force to buy this game? There's no better way to experience it than with the most powerful console available right now.
But this deal doesn't stop at just a good game, as it comes bundled with two months free NOW TV.
Gaming PCs: from £429.95 (save up to £300)
Looking to make the move from consoles to gaming PCs? It can all get a bit expensive!
Luckily for you, some tasty new bundle deals are available on Fierce Gaming PCs - packing enough power to play most games comfortably at a tiny price.
For example, you could a gaming PC with an AMD Ryzen 3.7GHz quad-core processor, 8GB RAM and Rageon Vega 8 graphics, along with LED backlit keyboard and mouse, a 21.5-inch gaming monitor, full speaker system AND 3 years free virus protection for just under £430.
Look at the deals here (save up to £300)
PlayStation Plus 12-months: £37.49 (25% off)
When it comes to PlayStation Plus, gamers should wait for when they inevitably drop the price of it to renew the subscription. Black Friday is one of those times, when instead of paying nearly £50, you can save 25% instead.
This gets you access to multi-player gaming, other benefits including discounted gym membership and of course, free games every month.
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate 3-months: £16.49 (50% off)
If you're bagging yourself a new Xbox for Black Friday, you may as well get the best experience possible with Game Pass Ultimate - with access to Xbox Live Gold (online multi-player and over 100 console and PC games!
And yes that includes brand new titles like Gears 5.
Get the deal here (save £16.50)
Borderlands 3 (Xbox One/PS4): £34.99 (save £15)
After years of waiting, Borderlands returned with an incredible third iteration - full of great humour and even better gameplay.
That is why buying this during Black Friday for 30% off the price is even more of a steal! Getting it from Amazon means you can get 5 golden keys for free too (to use at a certain part of the game for even more goodies).
Control (PS4/Xbox One): £34.99 (save £15)
From the makers of Alan Wake comes one of the most interesting games of the year - Control! This 3rd person action romp with otherworldly/psychological shades of supernatural gameplay make for a one-of-a-kind experience for 2019.
And now, for Black Friday, you can get this game for an absolute steal of a price!


Using FuseCompress to compress folders in Ubuntu
Why consider using Fusecompress
Many light-weight Notebooks and all Chromebooks today come with balzingly fast but limited capacity Solid State Drives (SSDs) on the theory that people store much of their data in the cloud. However, to use these as Android development machines, you typically do need to store space hogs like sources and library documentation, emulator images etc locally.
Fusecompress is a great little legacy utility that uses the FUSE (File System in User Space) library to provide an on the fly compressed mountable filesystem that in effect lets you compress specific directories in manner completely transparent to all other programs.
I use my HP Chromebook 14 loaded with Ubuntu 14.04 via the ChrUbuntu on a lean 9GB partition as my primary development machine. I use fusecompress to compress offline documentation for Android and Python and the huge Android Emulator system images. This reduces the SSD footprint considerably with barely any impact on load times. The Emulator startup does become significantly slower but I need to to do this only once each session.
Installing fusecompress on Ubuntu 14.04
Fusecompress however is not available in the standard Ubuntu repositories and must be compiled from source. Given the legacy nature of the codebase, it’s a bit tricky to compile for novices. This blog post outlines the process step-by-step.
Install Aptitude
When I was using apt-get to install the dependency library sources, I found in a couple of cases the latest development releases of the libraries had conflicts and I had to regress to the previous version to install them. Aptitude does a much better job of solving for conflictssudo apt-get install aptitude
Install the auto build tools
If they’re not installed on your system already, you’ll need to install autoconf and automake to be able to build from source.sudo aptitude install autoconf automake libtool
Install compression algorithms development packages
Next install the development packages for compression algorithms supported by fusecompress - LZO, LZMA, ZLib & BZ2. I ran into trouble in the LZO package where I had to revert from the 2.06-1.2ubuntu1.1 version to 2.06-1.2ubuntu1 version. Aptitude gives you a series of menu choices to handle this smoothlysudo aptitude install zlib1g-dev libbz2-dev liblzma-dev liblzo2-dev
Install the FUSE development package
sudo aptitude install libfuse-dev
Download the fusecompress sources
You can checkout the fusecompress source from Google Code with SubVersion. In today’s world of distributed version control systems like Git & Mercurial, using SubVersion may seem quaint but that’s the cost of using a stable legacy package like FuseCompress.sudo aptitude install subversion svn checkout http://fusecompress.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ fusecompress-read-only
Run the fusecompress build process Change to the folder where you’ve downloaded the fusecompress sources and run the following commands. Put the generated fusecompress binary somewhere in your system path.
./autogen.sh ./configure make
Using fusecompress
The least disruptive way I found to use fusecompress is to simply mount the compressed folders exactly where they currently are. The key thing to remember while using fusecompress is that it compress files when they get written to disk. So files that are already in the folder won’t automatically get compressed. The way I typically manage this is:
Rename the directory you want to compress
mv directoryname temporaryname
Create an empty directory with the old name
mkdir directoryname
Fusecompress the directory The default compression algorithm used is LZO which is very fast. You can also use LZMA as indicated below to get a better compression ratio. You maw want to add this line to your ~/.profile to automount on boot.
fusecompress directoryname fusecompress -c lzma directoryname
Move back all the contents Since Fusecompress will now compress each of the files as it is moved back, this step will take quite a bit of time depending on the amount of data
cd temporaryname mv *.* ../directoryname


PART I. SUPREME COURT
Cross References
Uniform electronic legal material act, see chapter 98.
Rules of Court
See generally Supreme Court Rules; Hawaii Rules of Appellate Procedure; Hawaii Court Records Rules; Hawaii Electronic Filing and Service Rules.
Law Journals and Reviews
Judicial Review and Sexual Freedom. 30 UH L. Rev. 1 (2007).
You Say You Want a Chevrolution? Factors Predicting the Adoption of the Chevron Standard in Agency Deference at the State Level. 38 UH L. Rev. 447 (2016).
§602-1 How constituted. The supreme court, pursuant to section 2 of article VI of the Constitution, shall consist of a chief justice and four associate justices. [L 1892, c 57, §49; am L 1903, c 32, §13; RL 1925, §2221; RL 1935, §3590; RL 1945, §9601; RL 1955, §214-1; am L Sp 1959 1st, c 5, §2(a); HRS §602-1; ree L 1979, c 111, pt of §2]
Cross References
Retirement allowance, see §88-74.
Tenure, removal, retirement, see Const. art. VI, §§3, 5.
Case Notes
Provision of will of filling of vacancies among the trustees by choice of majority of the justices, how interpreted. 23 H. 575 (1917), aff'd 250 F. 145 (1980).


insight
Businessmodel of Insight
Customer Segments
Insight Enterprises provides a range of integrated hardware, software and cloud-based solutions to commercial and public sector clients.
- Commercial Enterprises, including small, medium and large-sized companies worldwide, to which it provides networking, storage and server solutions;
- Government Agencies, including federal, state and local government bodies, to which it provides software licensing and public safety technology solutions;
- Healthcare Organisations, including hospitals, primary care facilities and clinics, to which it provides point-of-care and data management and patient experience solutions; and
- Educational Institutions, including a network of K-12 schooling institutions, to which it provides infrastructure, learning solutions and data storage services. The Company’s home market of the US continues to be its largest, alongside Canada, which together accounted for more than 70% of the Company’s 2015 sales. Insight Enterprises also serves clients across Europe, Middle East and Africa, and Asia Pacific.
Value Propositions
Insight Enterprises provides value to its clients in the following ways:
- Its accessibility and global reach, serving clients across multiple regions and across multiple channels, including its collaboration with a network of partners;
- Its breadth of scalable solutions, including its ability to provide bespoke solutions to businesses of all sizes;
- Its software and operational expertise, including its knowledge of licensing and compliance requirements, and ability to provide expert consulting and optimisation services; and
- Its ability to function as a one-stop shop for IT solutions, relating to its multi-partner approach to its solutions, providing a range of services and products using integrations from a number of high-profile companies. ### Channels
Insight Enterprises operates a website at www.insight.com, where customers can find information on the Company’s various products and services. Customers are also able to purchase a number of the Company’s products and services through the website’s e-commerce features.
Insight Enterprises operates a network of direct sales offices in the US, Canada, the UK, Germany, France and Australia. The Company also partners with a network of channel partners, including distributors and independent sales agents. The Company operates its own distribution centres in the US, Canada, the UK and Germany, and has “direct-ship” agreements in place with many of its partners, including manufacturers and distributors.
Insight Enterprises’s solutions can be delivered through a range of methods, including at the client location, remotely, or through a private, public or hybrid cloud service.
Customer Relationships
Many of Insight Enterprises’s services are available on a self-service basis through its website. Customers are able to purchase products and services, register user accounts and manage their profiles online with no interference from members of the Insight Enterprises sales teams.
Larger purchases and long-term contracts must be negotiated directly with Insight Enterprises sales representatives, enabling customers to ensure their requirements are met.
Sales to commercial clients are typically based on stated contractual terms, terms and conditions outlined on the Company’s website, or specific terms contained in purchase orders on a transaction by transaction basis. Sales to public sector clients are agreed through an open market sales process or through government contracts and programs, typically requiring significant interaction with the client and that certain compliance terms are met.
Customers are able to contact Insight Enterprises over the phone or via email, and can arrange to be contacted by a specialist by filling in an online contact form. The Company also operates social networking accounts with Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube, through which it is able to interact directly with customers.
Key Activities
Insight Enterprises is a provider of hardware, software, cloud and service technology solutions, primarily to commercial, government, healthcare and educational clients.
The Company develops, designs, implements and manages integrated information technology solutions, including services and products designed to support networking, collaboration, storage, security, cloud functionality, mobility, and converged infrastructure.
Insight Enterprises operates across three geographically segmented business divisions: North America; Europe, Middle East and Africa; and Asia Pacific.
The Company provides customers in North America and certain countries in Europe, Middle East and Africa a full suite of IT hardware, software and services solutions, while customers across the remainder of the Europe, Middle East and Africa segment and in Asia Pacific are offered just software solutions and certain software-related services.
Key Partners
Insight Enterprises partners with a range of companies during the development and distribution of its products and solutions. These partners principally comprise companies operating within the technology sector, including:
- Product Manufacturers, which provide assistance in the production of Insight Enterprises products;
- Software Publishers, which provide third-party software integrations for the Company’s IT solutions; and
- Distributors, which support the Company by extending its sales and distribution network, and by providing products from other suppliers. In 2015 Insight Enterprises acquired products and software from around 3,600 partners. Approximately 66% of these purchases were made directly from manufacturers or software publishers, with the remainder purchased through distributors.
The Company’s top five partners for 2015 were high-profile companies Microsoft, Cisco, Ingram Micro, HP and Tech Data, which together accounted for approximately 65% of Insight Enterprises’s total purchases during 2015.
Insight Enterprises hosts annual partner forums in North America, Europe, Middle East and Africa and Asia Pacific.
Key Resources
Insight Enterprises’s key resources are its technology and products, its IT infrastructure, its network of technology partners, its sales and distribution networks and its personnel.
The Company does not operate a traditional research and development team; it does, however, protect a range of intellectual property, including trademarks, service marks, copyrights, domain name rights, and patents that it deems key to its commercial success. Insight Enterprises has registered a number of intellectual properties registered in the US and internationally.
Cost Structure
Insight Enterprises incurs costs in relation to the development of its IT solutions, the maintenance of its IT infrastructure, the sale and distribution of its products, the advertising and marketing of its services – amounting to more than $27 million in 2015, and the retention of its personnel.
As of 31st December 2015 Insight Enterprises employed 5,761 members of staff, accruing costs in the form of salaries and benefits, and operated a network of sales offices, distribution centres and administrative offices across its various operational jurisdictions, amounting to costs in the form of rent and utilities. Total selling and administrative costs in 2015 were recorded at $584.9 million.
Revenue Streams
Insight Enterprises generates revenue through the sale of various software and hardware products and technology solutions. Its core revenue streams are as follows:
- Intelligent Applications and Endpoints, comprising the provision of custom or off-the-shelf software applications integrated with desktop, laptop, tablet, smartphone and kiosk endpoints.
- Customer Analytics, including the sale of data-based analytics solutions
- Modern Workplace, including the provision of cloud-based office solutions and device-as-a-service products;
- Modern Applications, comprising the sale of custom applications across multiple channels and devices.
- Workforce Analytics, including the sale of data-based analytics for the allocation of workforce resources.
- Hybrid Cloud, including the provision of on-premise private cloud and public cloud infrastructure-as-a-service solutions;
- Branch Infrastructure, including the sale of connectivity, computing, voice and wireless branch solutions.
- Intelligent Network, comprising the provision of WAN, LAN, wireless and security solutions. In 2015 the Company recorded total net sales across all segments of $5.37 billion, up slightly from the $5.32 billion recorded in 2014. Sales of hardware, software and services represented approximately 54% of the Company’s total sales for the year, with sales in North America representing 71% of the Company’s business.


public interface TokenSource
A TokenSource
is a resource that provides a sequence of tokens.
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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void |
close()
Closes this
TokenSource . |
String |
getToken()
Returns the last token.
|
String |
next()
Produces the next token from this
TokenSource . |
boolean |
open()
Opens this
TokenSource . |
String |
peek()
Returns the token at the top of the stack without removing it.
|
String |
pop()
Pops a token from the stack.
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void |
push()
Pushes the last token delivered on the stack.
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void |
push(String token)
Pushes a token on the stack.
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boolean open()
TokenSource
.true
if the open was successfulvoid close()
TokenSource
.String next()
TokenSource
.
If there are any tokens on the stack, they are delivered first.void push(String token)
token
- the item to pushvoid push()
String pop()
null
value is returned.null
if the stack is emptyString peek()
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value is returned.null
if the stack is emptyString getToken()
next
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Yesterday I needed to generate a bunch of small files to use as input for testing, as I needed to reproduce a bug I was tracking down. More to the point, I needed to generate 2000 files of size 781 bytes.
 Fixed now!
Naturally, I turned to PowerShell and whipped this script:
$fc = new-object string ('a', 781)
1..2000 | %{ [io.file]::WriteAllText("$(pwd)\$_.txt", $fc) }
Is this the only way to do it? Certainly no, but a couple of things are worth mentioning about my specific solution. A savvy reader might ask: Why didn't you just use the redirection operator instead?
1..2000 | %{ $fc > "$_.txt" }
That is indeed shorter, but has one major drawback for my problem: The redirection operator when writing to files defaults to using UTF-16LE encoding, which meant my files would come out the wrong size.
Now, the redirection operator in this case is nothing more than a way to implicitly call the out-file cmdlet, which does provide a way to select the encoding:
1..2000 | %{ $fc | out-file "$_.txt" -enc ascii }
This is much better, but, unfortunately, still screws up the file size because it will add a CR LF pair at the end. And it isn't remarkably shorter than my original solution using File::WriteAllText().


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explicitRealConstant
Syntax
An explicitRealConstant consists of an optional plus or minus sign, a significant digits part, and an exponent part.
Example
In the following, the explicit real constants are 0.0 and 2.93e3.
var temperature : real := 0.0
const speed := 2.93e3 % Value is 2,930.0
Details
The significant digits part (or fractional part) of an explicit real constant consists of a sequence of one or more digits (0 to 9) optionally containing a decimal point (a period). The decimal point is allowed to follow the last digit as in 16. or to precede the first digit, as in .25.
The exponent part consists of the letter e or E followed optionally by a plus or minus sign followed by one or more digits. For example, in -9.837e-3 the exponent part is e-3. The value of -9.837e-3 is -9.837 times 0.001.
If the significant figures part contains a decimal point, then the exponent part is not required.


Chorley turn the tables on Torquay United
by Mike NeildChorley 1 Torquay United 0
A very committed performance brought Chorley back-to-back National League wins for the first time and now the Magpies remain bottom of the table only on goal-difference with three teams on 19 points.
A missed penalty cost Jamie Vermiglio’s men an easier second-half ride but they stood tall and soaked up Torquay’s pressure, though the visitors in truth did not possess that extra edge which might have produced an equaliser.
The sharpness of the league’s leading scorer Jamie Reid – out injured – was clearly much missed.
Experienced manager Gary Johnson pulled no punches in assessing his side’s poor performance.
He said: “You wouldn’t have realised who was bottom of the league and who was nearer the top. Chorley had more about them and they beat us in every area.
“From the first minute they were better than us. I feel for our travelling fans because we did absolutely nothing out there today.”
There was plenty of pace and energy in the game from the start but it took time to produce anything of real danger.
However, the Magpies struck in the 24th minute to create a lovely goal. Mark Ross played a one-two with Matt Challoner and slung over an inviting cross from which Marcus Carver beat Shaun MacDonald with a measured looping header from 10 yards.
Nortei Nortey was close to adding a second, firing only just wide from 25 yards.
As the interval approached Matt Urwin was twice called upon to make regulation saves but he excelled shortly after the break with a great stop from Ben Whitfield, Adam Blakeman hacking the loose ball clear.
Chorley were given the chance to extend their lead from a penalty on 52 minutes when Charles Vernam was felled in the box.
But McDonald guessed correctly and pulled off a superb diving save from Vernam’s spot-kick.
The Magpies lacked nothing in resolve and defended with impressive tenacity in the face of mounting Torquay pressure, while at the same time threatening on the break.
Vernam curled one fine effort just past the post and Nortey struck a low drive towards the bottom corner of the net, MacDonald again distinguishing himself in turning the ball behind.
Torquay did fashion a couple of late chances but Manny Duku could not convert either of them.
Off-balance at close range, he directly the ball tamely at Urwin and then forced the keeper to dive and smother his header.
But in the end the points stayed at Victory Park, a gritty win loudly acclaimed by the home fans in a decent crowd of 1,281.
“I’m delighted for everyone at the club but especially for the players, who have had a really tough time of it in this league,” said boss Vermiglio.
“We haven’t just dragged ourselves over the line today, we’ve played some good football and could have scored two or three.
“And when we had to defend, we defended very well. It’s still going to be tough but we’ve given ourselves a chance now to climb the table.”
CHORLEY: Urwin, Baines, Nortey, Meppen-Walter, Challoner, Ross, Blakeman, A Newby (O’Keefe 76), Carver (Massanka 80), Vernam (Cottrell 90+2). Subs not used: E Newby, Holroyd.