PHYSICAL FOUNDATIONS OF COSMOLOGY (V.N.Lukash)
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- Introduction to relativistic astrophysics. Derivation of gravitational equations "using one-syllable words".
- Gravitational red shift. Friedmann equations. Schwarzschild solution.
- Correspondence principle and equivalence principle. Newtonian limit.
- Deflection of light beam by a massive body. Free fall in the Schwarzschild field.
- Collapse of dust ball. Semiclosed world. Kruskal coordinates and Penrose diagram.
- Evaporation of black hole. Equation of geodesic deviation. Gravitational waves.
- Physical basis of gravitational lensing. Gravitational lenses: isothermal sphere and homogeneous disk.
- Self-gravitating system of baryons: the stars. Sun, cold star, neutron stars, white dwarfs, quark stars.
- Self-gravitating system of dark matter: virialized halo.
- The theory of very early universe. Observational and experimental evidences.
- Problem of initial conditions: background model, primordial cosmological perturbations, hot universe and dark matter, undesirable relics, dark energy.
- Dark matter: experimental evidences. Primordial cosmological perturbations: the idea of parametric amplification. Increasing and decreasing mode of perturbations.
- Horizon problem. Inflationary paradigm. Examples of models of inflation: chaotic inflation, ?-inflation. The condition of slow rolling.
- Warming up after inflation. Cosmological nucleosynthesis.
- Self-reproducing universe, relationship with model of de Sitter, anthropic principle.
- Generation of primordial cosmological perturbations. Gravitational instability of the universe.
- Adiabatic and isometric density perturbations and isometric. Ambiguity of division into background and perturbation, gauge transformations.
- Theory of q-scalar. Quantization of q-fields: phonons. Scalar and tensor perturbation mode. Frequently encountered gauges: Newtonian, synchronous, concomitant.
- Physical meaning of q-field. Conformal noninvariance of q-scalar. Equation for q in conformal coordinates.
- Birth of particles in early universe. Spectra of scalar and tensor modes of perturbations. Spectrum of initial density perturbations after inflation.
- Limitations of spectrum and temperature of heating. Observational limitation of models of inflation.
- Structure formation in the universe. Evolution of early universe. Neutralino objects of Earth's mass.
- Role of dark matter, transition functions. Anisotropy and polarization of relic radiation.
- Generation of CMB anisotropy in recombination epoch. Components of anisotropy: baryon density, the Doppler effect, red shift, integral Sachs-Wolfe effect.
- Position of acoustic peaks. Non-instantaneous recombination.
- Process of hierarchical crowding, Press-Shechter method, Zel'dovich approximation.
- Dependence of integral mass function on cosmological parameters.
- Large-scale structure of universe, distribution of galaxies and clusters.
- Observational cosmology. Cosmological model and its parameters.
- Standard model. Secondary ionization. Correlation between mass of central black hole and mass of halo.
- Comparison of theory with observations. Removal of degeneracy between initial conditions and model. Testing of theories of inflation.
- Minimum cosmological model and its extensions. Degeneracy in space of cosmological parameters.
- Unsolved fundamental problems: dark matter, cosmological constant, connection of baryon asymmetry with dark matter.
LITERATURE
- L.D. Landau, E.M. Lifshitz. Field theory (Vol. 2)
- A.D.Linde Particle physics and inflationary cosmology
- V.N.Lukash Lectures about theory of early universe. astro-ph/9910009
- V.N.Lukash, E.V.Miheeva Lambda-inflation and anisotropy of CMB. astro-ph/9910135
- Collected lectures "Cosmology: The Physics of the Universe."
eds. B.A.Robson et al., World Scientific, 1996
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Scatter Stocks was inspired by a Bloomberg article on how companies kept getting "Amazoned". To be Amazoned means to have your business crushed because the company got into your industry.
Embedded within their article was a graph called Bezos Bombshells. It was a great visualization that displayed how different shares rose and fell based on news from Amazon. For example, when Amazon accquired Whole Foods, stocks of Walmart and Kroger dipped. The graph was a great visual aid to understand why stocks may rise or fall. However, I wasn't satisfied with a graph just about Amazon. I wanted to see similar graphs for many different companies.
I was determined to see how I could recreate a so called "Bombshell" graph for any company based on a series of events. If you run the example on the homepage, you can see how stocks of Apple and it's competition changed as per news events.
I tried reaching out to the author of the Bloomberg article to understand how she got her data. I didn't get a response. However, I did manage to piece the information together myself and find alterative data sources in the open:
The stock symbols information is compiled from a static CSV that details Stock Symbol Names, Industries and Market Cap from Nasdaq. I converted this to JSON and reclassified the companies by simpler types. I'll have to manually update this once in a while for new IPOs. You can find the JSON file in the repo under the data folder.
The percent change data is obtained by calculating highest intraday differences, so it looks at the day of an event (or the closest day the market was open to that event) and compares with the day after's open price, and the day before's close price to get the maximum intraday difference. My stock data is pulled from Alphavantage.
The impact on Market Cap was an interesting calculation. It assesses how the percent change of a share impacts the company as a whole. It's found by dividing the percent change value with the company's Market Cap value (usally reported quarterly)
Here's a video of me presenting my project
I'm in the process of writing a more detailed blog post if you are interested on the technical side. I'll have it published soon
If you are having problems or running into bugs, open a issue on Github.
MIT License.


With around 5 years of experience as a Web Engineer, I still strive to maintain a humble attitude and a willingness to learn new things. I believe in being transparent and honest about my abilities...or lack thereof.
In that spirit, I have, below, included links to certificates I've earned by completing courses, as well as a list of courses I am currently taking, with github links that I regularly update, as I progress through them. I have also included some links to already completed personal projects.


The Statistical Star of UFC Moscow: Magomed Ankalaev
by Jeff FoxFeb 23, 2019; Prague, Czech Republic; Magomed Ankalaev (red gloves) defeats Klidson Abreu (blue gloves) during UFC Fight Night at 02 Arena. Mandatory Credit: Per Haljestam-USA TODAY Sports
Mixed martial arts may not have reached its statistical revolution stage like other sports (and perhaps it never will given its primordial nature), but there is still plenty of good data out there. So, following each UFC event, The MMA Manifesto will parse the numbers provided by FightMetric and target which pugilist enjoyed the best statistical night.
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Magomed Ankalaev (vs Dalcha Lungiambula)
Key Stats:
outstruck opponent 91 to 13 (44-6 significant strikes)
1 for 3 takedowns
1 guard pass
1 knockdown
1 KO
Ankalaev showed last night why he’s such a promising prospect.


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Goodreads: 3.8/5 (742,345 votes)
Common Sense Media: 5/5
Google users: 82% likes
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to Heaven, we were all going direct the other way—in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only.
Goodreads: 4.5/5 (497,153 votes)
Fantasy Book Review: 9/10
Google users: 95% likes
The Lord of the Rings is an epic high fantasy novel written by English author and scholar J. R. R. Tolkien. The story began as a sequel to Tolkien's 1937 fantasy novel The Hobbit, but eventually developed into a much larger work. Written in stages between 1937 and 1949, The Lord of the Rings is one of the best-selling novels ever written, with over 150 million copies sold.
Goodreads: 4.3/5 (1,091,881 votes)
Google users: 91% likes
The Little Prince, French Le Petit Prince, fable and modern classic by French aviator and writer Antoine de Saint-Exupéry that was published with his own illustrations in French as Le Petit Prince in 1943. The simple tale tells the story of a child, the little prince, who travels the universe gaining wisdom. The novella has been translated into hundreds of languages and has sold some 200 million copies worldwide, making it one of the best-selling books in publishing history.
Goodreads: 4.5/5 (5,897,773 votes)
Google users: 96% likes
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone is a fantasy novel written by British author J. K. Rowling. The first novel in the Harry Potter series and Rowling's debut novel, it follows Harry Potter, a young wizard who discovers his magical heritage on his eleventh birthday, when he receives a letter of acceptance to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Harry makes close friends and a few enemies during his first year at the school, and with the help of his friends, Harry faces an attempted comeback by the dark wizard Lord Voldemort, who killed Harry's parents, but failed to kill Harry when he was just 15 months old.
Goodreads: 4.3/5 (2,516,480 votes)
Google users: 90% likes
Written for J.R.R. Tolkien’s own children, The Hobbit met with instant critical acclaim when it was first published in 1937. Now recognized as a timeless classic, this introduction to the hobbit Bilbo Baggins, the wizard Gandalf, Gollum, and the spectacular world of Middle-earth recounts of the adventures of a reluctant hero, a powerful and dangerous ring, and the cruel dragon Smaug the Magnificent. The text in this 372-page paperback edition is based on that first published in Great Britain by Collins Modern Classics (1998), and includes a note on the text by Douglas A. Anderson (2001). Unforgettable!
Goodreads: 4.2/5 (629,120 votes)
Google users: 92% likes
there were ten—a curious assortment of strangers summoned as weekend guests to a private island off the coast of Devon. Their host, an eccentric millionaire unknown to all of them, is nowhere to be found. All that the guests have in common is a wicked past they're unwilling to reveal—and a secret that will seal their fate. For each has been marked for murder. One by one they fall prey. Before the weekend is out, there will be none. And only the dead are above suspicion.
Goodreads: 4.2/5 (1,875,558 votes)
Google users: 93% likes
In the never-ending war between good and evil, The Chronicles of Narnia set the stage for battles of epic proportions. Some take place in vast fields, where the forces of light and darkness clash. But other battles occur within the small chambers of the heart and are equally decisive. Journeys to the ends of the world, fantastic creatures, betrayals, heroic deeds and friendships won and lost -- all come together in an unforgettable world of magic. So join the battle to end all battles.
Goodreads: 3.6/5 (10,016 votes)
Google users: 83% likes
She is the story of Cambridge professor Horace Holly and his ward Leo Vincey, and their journey to a lost kingdom in the African interior. The journey is triggered by a mysterious package left to Leo by his father, to be opened on his 25th birthday; the package contains an ancient shard of pottery and several documents, suggesting an ancient mystery about the Vincey family. Holly and Leo eventually arrive in eastern Africa where they encounter a primitive race of natives and a mysterious white queen, Ayesha, who reigns as the all-powerful "She" or "She-who-must-be-obeyed" and who has a mysterious connection to young Leo.
Goodreads: 3.7/5 (1,715,074 votes votes)
Google users: 93% likes
While in Paris, Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon is awakened by a phone call in the dead of the night. The elderly curator of the Louvre has been murdered inside the museum, his body covered in baffling symbols. As Langdon and gifted French cryptologist Sophie Neveu sort through the bizarre riddles, they are stunned to discover a trail of clues hidden in the works of Leonardo da Vinci—clues visible for all to see and yet ingeniously disguised by the painter. Even more startling, the late curator was involved in the Priory of Sion—a secret society whose members included Sir Isaac Newton, Victor Hugo, and Da Vinci—and he guarded a breathtaking historical secret. Unless Langdon and Neveu can decipher the labyrinthine puzzle—while avoiding the faceless adversary who shadows their every move—the explosive, ancient truth will be lost forever.
Goodreads: 3.8/5 (1,741,927 votes)
Google users: 92% likes
Paulo Coelho's masterpiece tells the mystical story of Santiago, an Andalusian shepherd boy who yearns to travel in search of a worldly treasure. His quest will lead him to riches far different—and far more satisfying—than he ever imagined. Santiago's journey teaches us about the essential wisdom of listening to our hearts, of recognizing opportunity and learning to read the omens strewn along life's path, and, most importantly, to follow our dreams.


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FAIRYTALE: A TRUE STORY A film review by Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: This fanciful retelling of a historic incident is too slow and dour and offers too little for the eye of a younger child and it is a bit patronizing for adults. Still, its study of why people believe what they do will play better on an adult audience than a children's matinee. Two school-girls create a sensation by apparently photographing fairies in their garden. The film does a nice job of creating little people with dragonfly wings to come down on the side of claiming that the fairies were real. Rating: +1 (-4 to +4), 6 (0 to 10)
When Richard Adams wrote WATERSHIP DOWN it was not really clear who his audience would be. The story seemed too violent for children and a tale of rabbits looking for a safe warren seemed a little puerile for adults. It was a difficult task for Adams to get it published, but once it was it remained a bestseller for years. That book notwithstanding, it is a good idea to know when you are telling a story whom you expect to be your audience. FAIRYTALE: A TRUE STORY is a film that was made without too much thought as to who its audience would be. As a result it is too slow and deliberate to be a children's film and it is a bit too logically inconsistent to work well for adults. The story tells of how two young girls during World War I produced what they claimed to be authentic photographs of fairies in an English country garden. At the time, the story caused quite a sensation. Notables including Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Harry Houdini investigated the claims and Doyle became convinced. FAIRYTALE: A TRUE STORY is a fictionalized account of what happened told from the point of view that the fairies were real. To claim this to be a true story and to have special effects fairies flitting around seems less than strictly honest, though I suppose the filmmakers are taking the viewpoint of believers.
It is a miserable time in 1917 England, with men returning from the war having been shot to pieces in battle. Nine-year old South African Frances Griffiths (played by Elizabeth Earl) lost her father in the war and comes to England to stay with her twelve-year old cousin Elsie Wright (Florence Hoath). [Historical note: the actual children's ages were ten and sixteen respectively according to one source. However, the "true" story plays better if they are younger.] Elsie is also mourning a recent loss, that of her older brother. The two girls, shown here as almost being too storybook perfect, build a bond of friendship. Then one day when playing in the garden, Frances sees a fairy. The fairies will not let themselves be seen by adults, but Frances and Elsie determine to prove the presence of the fairies by borrowing Elsie's father's camera and taking a picture. That is just what they do and resulting photographs cause a sensation. Peter O'Toole plays Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the creator of the hard-nosed skeptic Sherlock Holmes, who nevertheless is ready to accept the photographs as real. He calls in master illusionist and debunker Harry Houdini (played very nicely by Harvey Keitel).
If one looks for it there is some material that is worth considering in the film. The story offers us a variety of people in varying degrees of belief or skepticism and we can see their motivations for their degree of belief. Generally it is the people who have been most injured by reality who are willing to turn from that reality and embrace the fanciful. Faith also works better on children than adults in the film. And the film seems very accepting of skepticism. The most sympathetic adult character is Keitel's Harry Houdini. O'Toole, on the other hand, is not well-cast as Doyle.  His character seems too anxious to convince others to believe in the supernatural, at one point even saying to be skeptical is to show disrespect to him.
But where the film is unsettling is in the question of whether the photographs are genuine or not. Certainly the film shows you fairies, so it really says that they are real. But the photos are the historic originals or very good facsimiles and while we do not get much chance to look at them on the wide screen, the originals clearly are fakes. (Sorry, Sir Arthur.) It does not take much examination of the original photographs to conclude that the fairies shown are drawn by hand rather than photographed from life. The film suggests that may be the case also, but never ties that end up. Of course, there are many ends not tied up in this film and left for the viewer to decide. The level of storytelling is confusing and will be more so for children. The telling of the story is a little muddled and not helped by thick accents occasionally obscuring the dialog. Often parallel action is inter-cut and one time they add a chess game that seems to have nothing to do with the rest of the story, but they inter-cut it with two pieces of inter-cut action to create a third one.
Some script problems and editing problems damage this well- photographed and acted story of the Cottingly Fairies. It could have been a lot better and rates a +1 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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Ratfink is a trick taking card game and a fun and easy way learn the basics of the bridge card game!
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If you publish results obtained with EasySpin, please cite
Stefan Stoll, Arthur Schweiger
EasySpin, a comprehensive software package for spectral simulation and analysis in EPR
J. Magn. Reson. 178(1), 42-55 (2006)
EasySpin's pulse simulation capabilities are described in detail in
Stefan Stoll, R. David Britt
General and efficient simulation of pulse EPR spectra
Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys. 11, 6614-6625 (2009)
This is a short overview of the choices and decisions a user faces when simulating solid-state EPR spectra:
Here is a review that contains over 500 references on theoretical aspects of EPR spectral simulation:
Stefan Stoll
Computational modeling and least-squares fitting of EPR spectra
in: Sushil K. Misra (ed.), Handbook of Multifrequency Electron Paramagnetic Resonance: Data and Techniques, Wiley-VCH, 2014, pp. 69-138
EasySpin's capabilites of simulating motional EPR spectra using the Stochastic Liouville equation (SLE) are described in
Jeremy Lehner, Stefan Stoll
Modeling of motional EPR spectra using hindered Brownian rotational diffusion and the stochastic Liouville equation
J. Chem. Phys. 152, 094103 (2020)
EasySpin's capabilites of simulating motional EPR spectra from Molecular Dyanmics (MD) and stochastic trajectories are described in
Peter D. Martin, Bengt Svensson, David D. Thomas, Stefan Stoll
Trajectory-Based Simulation of EPR Spectra: Models of Rotational Motion for Spin Labels on Proteins
J. Phys. Chem. B 123, 10131-10141 (2019)
The following article describes the frequency-domain simulation capabilities of EasySpin:
Joscha Nehrkorn, Joshua Telser, Karsten Holldack, Stefan Stoll, Alexander Schnegg
Simulating Frequency-Domain Electron Paramagnetic Resonance:
Bridging the Gap between Experiment and Magnetic Parameters for
High-Spin Transition-Metal Ion Complexes
J. Phys. Chem. B 119, 13816-13824 (2015)
The equations for the calculation of the cw EPR transition rates are described in
Joscha Nehrkorn, Alexander Schnegg, Karsten Holldack, Stefan Stoll
General Magnetic Transition Dipole Moments for Electron Paramagnetic Resonance
Phys. Rev. Lett. 114, 010801 (2015)
The following article focuses on nitroxide radicals, but is a bit outdated:
Stefan Stoll, Arthur Schweiger
EasySpin: Simulating cw ESR spectra
Biol. Magn. Reson. 27, 299-321 (2007)
This PhD thesis outlines many of the EasySpin simulation methods for cw EPR spectra:
Stefan Stoll
Spectral Simulations in Solid-State Electron Paramagnetic Resonance
ETH Zürich, PhD thesis no. 15059 (2003)
Here is a long PowerPoint slidedeck that serves as the basis for EasySpin presentations at conferences, workshops and summer schools.


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VisualShower own a few different domains. They seem to run their own mail servers.
They own the following domains:
.git
folder being included in the production release of subdomains. It's trivial for a user to view a list of branches or view deployment logs by piecing together contents from the .git
folder.Below is a list of their subdomains and information about what their purpose is, what they serve and so on
gshower.net itself does not have any ports open, nor returns any packets.
The registrant is Hwang Ji Woong, on behalf of VisualShower Corp., whose email is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>There are no stored results in the Internet Archive.
| Port | Service |
|---|---|
| 80 | HTTP |
| 443 | HTTPS |
<IP_ADDRESS> is home to a lone apache server that serves a blank index page over both http and https. I would assume that it's used for storing Beyond the Bounds: Season 1 assets as indicated by the name but that hasn't been confirmed yet.
The SSL cert is issued with the common name *.visualshower.com
.
A robots.txt
file exists which allows /webview/share
and assets/images
which may mean that this domain servers the promotional banners see inside Beyond The Bounds.
assets/images
by itself produces a 403 Forbidden
error which means it's likely a directory for storing, well, images.
webview/share
generates the following PHP error:
A PHP Error was encountered
Severity: Warning
Message: Missing argument 1 for webview::share()
Filename: controllers/webview.php
Line Number: 615
It also serves the title Facebook Friends
.
| Port | Service |
|---|---|
| 80 | HTTP |
<IP_ADDRESS> is home to a lone apache server that serves an error message purely via http. SSL is not available.
The error message is as follows:
A PHP Error was encountered
Severity: Warning
Message: session_start(): open(/var/www/html/btba-test//data/session/sess_kd2s701m6pivh39k81h12rlfq0, O_RDWR) failed: Permission denied (13)
Filename: helpers/session_helper.php
Line Number: 24
Interestingly, it exposes the internal file structure, in that the site is serving from var/www/html/btba-test
which is the default for most web servers anyway.
Visiting webview/share
generates the same error as before on top of the following additional error:
A PHP Error was encountered
Severity: Warning
Message: Missing argument 1 for webview::share()
Filename: controllers/webview.php
Line Number: 615
This subdomain reports all ports as filtered which may mean a firewall is deflecting all attempts to probe for ports.
I would have assumed this server contained assets for Blustone such as banners.
| Port | Service |
|---|---|
| 80 | HTTP -> 443 |
| 143 | IMAP |
| 443 | HTTPS -> 5000 |
| 465 | SSL/SMTP |
| 587 | SMTP |
| 993 | IMAPS |
| 1723 | PPTP* |
| 5000 | HTTPS -> 5001 |
| 5001 | Synology DSM |
| 5002 | RFE* |
| 5004 | SSH |
| 8080 | HTTP-Proxy* |
ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR
.The name here is a dead giveaway. <IP_ADDRESS> is primarily a mail server but it also performs a number of other functions here.
Visiting the domain via a browser presents the login page for a HELIOS Synology DiskStation 6.1. This "DiskStation Manager" interface ships with all Synology NAS products.
Thankfully, the default "admin" login has been disabled.
Visiting Port 80 redirects to Port 443 which redirects to Port 5001 and finally to Port 5001, serving an invalid certificate. The certificate is not truely invalid, although it is issued by StartCom who are discredited by Mozilla and Google.
The certificate has the Common Name devstudio.visualshower.com
so we can assume these are the same server. It would appear to be using nginx as a reverse proxy to serve requests.
Chances are that this domain may not be configured properly and is serving traffic for devstudio
as it may be considered the default.
Interesting enough, rather than using the default, this server provides SSH
capability on Port 5002.
It also has an SSL cert with the CN ULTRA.devstudio.visualshower.com
which is a non-existent domain as far as I am aware.
The root
account is not disabled.
These are your standard secured and non-secured email ports. It seems the server runs an instance of Dovecot for mail services.
The secured ports serve an SSL certificate with the CN mail.visualshower.com
.
| Port | Service |
|---|---|
| 80 | HTTP |
| 443 | HTTPS |
Visiting this subdomain presents a nice big 500 Internal Server Error
as follows:
Internal Server Error
The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.
Please contact the server administrator at root@localhost to inform them of the time this error occurred, and the actions you performed just before this error.
More information about this error may be available in the server error log.
Additionally, a 301 Moved Permanently error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
Similar to btba-prd
, it has the same directory structure and error messages.
| Port | Service |
|---|---|
| 21 | FTP |
| 80 | HTTP |
This domain is home to VisualShower's main company Wordpress website. As such, an admin page can be found at /wp-admin
and other assets are stored in /wp-includes/
.
A sitemap can also be found at /sitemap.xml.gz
.
This site, and the btb
, bs
and wi
subdomains all render a 403 Forbidden
when visting /.git/
which likely indicates that they're deployed upon updates to a master
branch within their self-hosted GitLab
instance.
The site can also be managed using the FTP protocol.
The registrant is Woo Suk Lee, on behalf of VisualShower Corp., whose email is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| Port | Service |
|---|---|
| 80 | HTTP |
| 443 | HTTPS |
This subdomain serves as the promotional site for the mobile game Blustone.
The site is built using an open source PHP CMS called XpressEngine.
As mentioned in the entry for the root of the domain, it's deployed using Git and nmap
is able to point out some interesting details about the repo:
Last commit message: prd commit
Remotes: http://git.vshower.com/spagetti/wi_brand_xe_gameshower.git
Project type: PHP application (guessed from .gitignore)
Mainly the remote is of interest as it confirms that the VS promo sites are indeed hosted out of their in-house GitLab instance, rather than just being an abandoned test install.
Amazon Cloudfront is used to speedup page delivery.
Despite both an HTTP and an HTTPS version of the page being served, clients are never forced to upgrade to HTTPS despite the fact that users are able to login.
Forums are also available starting at /en and are also generated using XpressEngine.
Unsurprisingly, the administration portal is located at /admin.
| Port | Service |
|---|---|
| 80 | HTTP |
| 443 | HTTPS |
This subdomain serves as the promotional site for the episodic mobile game Beyond The Bounds.
The findings are all largely similar to [bs.visualshower.com] above. The only proper difference is the skin over the CMS and the site content.
The last Git commit message was ignore naver seo file.
with the remote and other details being identical. This would lead me to assume that the repo structure is something like this:
- /wi_brand_xe_gameshower
- /bs
- /btb
- /wi
Each site may be a subrepo that gets deployed as part of the larger wi_brand_xe_gameshower
repo, with each subfolder being served to its respective domain name.
The default action for this site is to render the forums first, rather than the promo page.
Similarly, an admin portal is available at /admin.
As this subdomain points to the same IP address as mail.gshower.net, please refer above for results.
As this subdomain points to the same IP address as mail.gshower.net, please refer above for results.
This subdomain acts as a user registration page. It's generally used as the login form for the various forums, with a callback returning the user back to their originating domain.
As this subdomain points to the same IP address as mail.gshower.net, please refer above for results.
As this subdomain points to the same IP address as mail.gshower.net, please refer above for results.
This subdomain itself isn't used however it is home to a few fourth-level domains which stored game assets, most noticably event banners.
| Port | Service |
|---|---|
| 80 | HTTP |
| 443 | HTTPS |
This fourth-level domain acts as file storage essentially, with server response to snooping fans.
The most obvious place that this domain is referenced is in the source code for btb.visualshower.com which fetches its css and js content from here.
Sending a few requests confirmed that users are routed through a load balancer, indicating that it received a sizable number of requests from users game clients as expected.
| Port | Service |
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| 443 | HTTPS |
As this fourth-level domain carries out the same purpose as btb.static.visualshower.com, please refer above for results.
| Port | Service |
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| 80 | HTTP |
| 443 | HTTPS |
As with bs.visualshower.com and btb.visualshower.com above, this subdomain is the promotional site for the episodic mobile game White Island.
The only proper difference is the skin over the CMS and the site content.
As above, all Git details were the same except for the last commit message which was add icon for NAVER client webview
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The admin panel can also be found in the usual spot at /admin.
This domain mainly acts as a shortcut for the longer visualshower.com domain name, and acts as an alias for a number of services shared with gshower.net.
The registrant is Jang Hyuk Lim, on behalf of VisualShower Corp., whose email is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The root domain itself isn't assigned to an IP address, however it does have an MX record pointing to helios.mail.visualshower.com.
| Port | Service |
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| 21 | FTP |
| 22 | SSH |
| 80 | HTTP |
| 135 | MSRPC |
| 443 | HTTPS |
| 2179 | VMRDP |
| 5000 | RDRCT |
| 8080 | RDRCT |
| 49153 | ??? |
| 49154 | ??? |
| 49163 | ??? |
| 55055 | ??? |
| 55056 | ??? |
This subdomain has quite a few open processes which you would expect for a server with dist(ribution) in the name, but ultimately, doesn't appear to do much from the outside.
OS estimation also believes it's a Windows Server, as evidenced by the MSRPC
protocol on Port 135. Whether or not it truely does host that service is untested.
The above ports all redirect the user to http://dist.vshower.com/ota.
The /ota
page has a login page requiring an ID and a password. It also displays the users operating system, browser and user agent string. It also outputs the user agent string, although it's commented out.
The OTA page may be linked to http://ota.visualshower.com although its purpose isn't confirmed. One could assume OTA stands for Over the air
but that doesn't reveal much without knowing the context it's designed for.
It's unknown what the purpose of these port is. Visiting them in a browser starts to load something but the connection never times out nor receives anything.
These two ports returns no HTTP response nor can their purpose be identifed by nmap
.
As this fourth-level domain points to the same IP address as mail.gshower.net, please refer above for results.
Helios is likely a reference to the Helios DSM system, rather than a mythological reference that VisualShower are usually fond of making.
| Port | Service |
|---|---|
| 21 | FTP |
| 80 | HTTP |
| 443 | HTTPS |
This subdomain acts as a shortcut for potential job applications and redirects the user to join-test.vshower.com/register_v2.
| Port | Service |
|---|---|
| 80 | HTTP |
| 443 | HTTPS |
This site acts as a portal for VisualShower job applicants.
Two versions of the login form exist, one at /
and the other at /register_v2
which is the currently used form.
As this subdomain points to the same IP address as dist.gshower.net, please refer above for results.
| Port | Service |
|---|---|
| 80 | HTTP |
| 443 | HTTPS |
This subdomain contains the "VisualShower OTA.
Visiting the site displays an empty table with the headings "Download", "Project Code", "Build Date", "Version", "Platform", "Service Type", "Comments", "PermaLink" and "Alias" which prompts the assumption that it serves as a file storage of sorts.
Poking around in the bundled JS assets reveals an API endpoint at, well, /api
which accepts a few variations such as /api/files
. All attempts are unauthorised to non-registered users as one would hope.
| Port | Service |
|---|---|
| 21 | FTP |
| 22 | SSH |
| 80 | HTTP |
| 135 | MSRPC |
| 443 | HTTPS |
| 2179 | VMRDP |
| 5000 | UPNP |
| 8000 | Redmine |
| 8080 | HTTP |
| 49153 | ???? |
| 49154 | ???? |
| 49163 | ???? |
| 55055 | ???? |
| 55056 | ???? |
Interestingly, nothing but a simple HTML tag is rendered: <meta property="wb:webmaster" content="50ca26d2e4ae76a8" />
.
Upon visiting the https:// version of the site, the browser warns that, as of writing, the certificate had expired on the 27th June, 2017.
This port hosts an instance of the Bitnami Redmine Stack which is a rails-based open source bug tracker.
Four projects are visible along with their descriptions and creation/modification timestamps.
Lantern (08/16/2013 11:00 am)
Lantern Earlgrey 포팅 프로젝트 (Porting Project)
WICT2 (08/13/2013 12:37 pm)
VisualShower 화이트 아일랜드 2 프로젝트! (White Island 2 Project)
VS (07/29/2013 11:46 pm)
VisualShower Common
LTCB (07/28/2013 10:05 pm)
VisualShower LTCB Project!
Each project contains its own activity page, calendar, news feed and wiki although they're all empty.
While debatably misconfigured, it's nothing more than abandoned installation that never gained much activity.
What little contents there is will be discussed each title's relevant discussion/research pages.
| Port | Service |
|---|---|
| 80 | HTTP |
Similar to pv-dev.vshower.com, this domain responds on Port 80 with a single meta tag.
No other ports are open
This domain hosts something called StoryCard. The only viewable page is that of a login/registration page.
It may be an in-house style product from a collaborator such as Naver? It runs off the same CMS used for VisualShower's other sites.
nmap
also exists its remote which is http://git.vshower.com/spagetti/sc_vshower.git
. The last commit message was change logo position
.
| Port | Service |
|---|---|
| 80 | HTTP |
| 443 | HTTPS |
This one is a pretty clear cut case. It hosts a DokuWiki instance.
Alarmingly, nothing more than an email activation is required to access this wiki which does contain a number of company related articles.
Any rogue user can easily gain access to all of the articles it contains, from harmless "How to clean the coffee filter" style documentation to the QA accounts (with passwords!!) used for Google Play testing and deployment.


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A series of workshops on Trend Report design and execution. This activity shared examples of exploratory research showing how emerging trends can influence particular audiences and brands. The analysis of the research material allowed the audience to design future scenarios as well as innovative products and services. The workshops took place in different Brazilian cities during 2014.
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Trend concepts
A pinch of theory to introduce the subject, bringing some references to explain the main concepts and common terms.
Research sources
A conversation about some of the most influential trend research centers and about the importance of leaving the office to discover and feel emerging trends.
Narrative and scenarios
Time to organize the information, name movements and find arguments to strengthen the trend scope.
Observing people
More important than market analysis, to research people and their behavior is at the core of the activity. Even without delving too much into it, it’s possible to feel the difference when creating products and experiences.
Creating a Trend Report
Here we check real Trend Reports structures: from the simplest, which can be used as a resource for daily creation, to the most complex, which are themselves the final delivery.
Hands-on
To test the new learnings, an exercise to analyse dozens of emerging trends and how they could lead future scenarios. The results were innovative solutions to improve real problems for each city that was hosting the workshop.
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Alba was a
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| Instruments | Discarded items of faith, prayer, obscure symbology, drugs |
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| Survival | d8 | |
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Designing for Meaning
“People are tired of innovation, and they're waiting for meaningful objects.
Things you get attached to.”
Hella Jongerius
Although I learned a lot from the previous keynotes, the talk that emotionally affected me the most did not come from any of the trendy virtual or augmented reality presentations, but from one of the smaller breakout sessions. Amir Berbic’s recreation of his father’s brand design for their Serbian refugee camp almost made me cry. It was a history lesson that I feel still resonates in today’s world. And it showcased great classic design work that stands the test of time.
It made me think that the greatest stories need not be epic or grand. It can just be as simple as a touching monument of a son to his father. I thought that it was a lovely way to preserve a memory. The preservation of memories had also come up in the only workshop that I had attended. The title of the workshop, “Designing Communications for Collective City Building”, caught my eye because it was related to my current field and one that I wanted to learn more about.
The moderators, Vicki Long and Kerala Woods, run a website and podcast called DesiredLines which connects stories between various city-builders. The workshop itself was an exercise of relational design. Our first activity was to write our city and what we were curious about it on a card. The tables in the room had a theme assigned to them. We then placed our cards on the theme table where it belonged. Then we we sat with the tables whose theme we were the most familiar with.
It was highly productive since there was somebody who asked about farmers markets and they were able to get good tips from another attendee. My question “where to meet locals in Salzburg” was answered by a salsa teacher. It was funny because my Latino classmates have been trying to get me to go to a salsa night in Salzburg.
I myself tried to answer one of the more difficult questions of “how do we view the memories in a city.” I described my personal experience of Montreal where I had noticed that there were Cite Memoire video projections all over the city. I thought it was a good use of technology, despite a travel buddy telling me she thought it was cheesy.
Unless you were particularly extroverted, it was quite difficult to talk to people at the actual conference. The afterparties were much more conducive for making connections. They were held at a stylish hidden bar, La Voute, French for “the vault”, inside a historic bank building. I came there with two architects and Luisa Ji, who ran a civic innovation startup. We walked past Montreal’s famous plaza, where one of the architects pointed out the four different architectural styles of that square.
Matt and Nat Vegan Leather Backpacks
Modavie Jazz bar
Luisa and I were both interested in the communication of data. I told her that I was interested in artificial intelligence and she advised me to look up Element AI who I ended up meeting later. After the conference, when I was looking for a particular bag at Boulevard Saint Laurent, a familiar face popped up and called my name. It was Vicki! Was it by coincidence or design? There must be something in the way this city was arranged, for the two of us to choose our free day to go to the same place.
On Luisa’s advice, I had written to Jean-Philippe, the lead designer of Element AI to have a coffee with him. I asked him what were the most important skills a designer should have in the age of AI. I expected him to say something like learning how the algorithms worked but to my surprise, he told me “humility and empathy.” Perhaps that is the way forward for the design discipline.
Will Design fix the problems that Design caused?
“But must design save the world?
Clearly, the very idea implies an arrogance equalled only in the banking sphere.
One discipline cannot save the world.”
Henk Oosterling
Luisa recommends Shapr for networking
Meeting other similar minded people like Vicki, Luisa and Jean-Philippe, made me feel quite optimistic about the success of the World Design Declaration that was signed. Good design facilitates meaningful experiences to be shared by people. Design is evolving as something more than just the enjoyment of certain individuals such as its creator.
 Those who design for their own whims and selfish aesthetic purposes are destined for the past. You can spot a designer who thinks like this if they idolize Howard Roark, the hero of the polarizing Ayn Rand novel, The Fountainhead. Roark is an architect who believes in individualist values above everything else. He thinks that all other architects are conformists and that his talent is misunderstood by society. A major event in the novel is when he blows up a building because the owners strayed from his original design. This assumes that a work is the creation of only one person, however, this completely disregards the other people involved in the process of the construction of the building.
Disaster can happen when designers think that their vision is the only one to be followed and when they don’t listen to consultants or team members. For example, Frank Gehry, a world-renowned architect, designed the Peter B. Lewis building at a business school in Cleveland. Although the structure itself was widely considered to be iconic and inspiring, it was far from perfect. The year that it opened, there was a record snowfall. The sloping shapes of the roof allowed giant stalactites of ice to form on its edges which was a danger to students. Barriers were erected so that students wouldn’t walk near hazardous areas of the building.1
Aside from the problems of the exterior, the building also lacked an auditorium. Its biggest room could only hold a maximum of 60. Students also complained about the building’s asymmetry which could lead to students getting lost and stressed in their first weeks of class.2
New collaborative forms of design are rising such as geodesign, one emerging discipline that my Spatial Analysis professor told me about. Geodesign is a systematic process of measuring, modeling, interpreting, designing, evaluating, and making decisions for the design of built and natural environments. The design framework that Carl Steinitz proposes3 can be molded and applied to serve other design disciplines such as designing network architectures or the whole internet itself. This is the new paradigm for how we will build a gesamtkunstwerk.
Oosterling concludes, “Relational design gives us then the opportunity to go beyond hyperconsumerism and individualism. What will design become in the twenty-first century? Design, which like art finds itself at a loss thanks to its smashing success, faces the task this century of developing itself as a living discourse. Relational design is the overture to a creative lifestyle whose cornerstones will be ecopolitical sustainability and geopolitical responsibility… The transformation of that throwaway culture into an ecopolitical design culture seems to me to be a precondition if people are to continue to live together.”
The notion of “good design for a better world” is not new. This politico-aesthetic discourse was elaborated in pre-WW2 magazines like Wendingen and De Stijl4. However, the acceleration of technological advances has made the stakes even higher. It is not surprising that designers are becoming more political as Fast Company has predicted. The World Design Summit is not alone this year in tackling the question of how design can save the world. The What Design Can Do conference is also joined by the Design Commons in Helsinki and the EDIT festival in Toronto. Hopefully, there will be even more in the future.
Design can save the world but not by itself. Designers aren’t dictators, rather they are mediators. We must be open-minded enough to work together not only with other professionals beyond our field but with everyone in the world. As Don Norman says “we are all designers” and design is relational by definition.
References
1. Capps, K. (2013). “When Buildings Attack” New Yorker.
Accessed from http://nymag.com/news/intelligencer/buildings-attack-2013-9/
2. Litt, S. (2012). "Now 10 years old, the Peter B. Lewis Building is quietly transforming business education at CWRU" Cleveland Blog. Accessed from http://blog.cleveland.com/architecture/2012/11/the_10-year_old_peter_b_lewis.html
3. Wheeler, C. (2012). "A Conversation with Carl Steinitz" ArcWatch: GIS News, Views, and Insights. Accessed from http://www.esri.com/news/arcwatch/0412/a-conversation-with-carl-steinitz.html
4. Fairs, M. (2017). "Can designers save the world?" Dezeen. Accessed from https://www.dezeen.com/2017/10/02/marcus-fairs-dutch-design-week-opinion-good-design-bad-world/
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If a user is logged in, they can upload more issues. The code takes the pdf, creates a jpg of the cover page for the image link, renames the pdf and jpg files and places them in a special folder, and stores all necessary information about the issue in the SQL database -- issue number, year, month, as well as the filenames and locations of the pdf and jpg files on the server.
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20/18(2), 8/6, 7/5 is right by a long way. Making the 4-pt is very nearly a blunder. Another instructive position.
Put the two checkers on White’s 11-pt on his 12-pt and making the 4-pt is then right by a huge amount. You can risk being blocked by three points but not four.
However, the bots have taught us to leap these broken primes when we can.
20/18(2), 8/6, 7/5 is right by a long way. Making the 4-pt is very nearly a blunder. Another instructive position.
Put the two checkers on White’s 11-pt on his 12-pt and making the 4-pt is then right by a huge amount. You can risk being blocked by three points but not four.
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A desktop application to classify diabetes. Using the PIMA Indians Diabetes Dataset and the model used is SVM with an accuracy of 79% and Decision Tree with an accuracy of 60.
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Manage a portfolio of 15-25 surgical centers and guide them through the accreditation process
Ensure customer service satisfaction by responding to communication needs accordingly
Created formats for two public comments surveys and spreadsheet for an analysis of the results
Launched a redesign of the program website and designed a web form to enhance data security
Temporary Program Coordinator
March-August 2012
- Managed the transition of 600 centers onto databases, an invoicing systems and through contracts
- Analyzed data to initiate updates on the process and to identify issues needing resolution
- Monitored incoming communications for issues requiring leadership involvement
- Responded to 50-100 emails daily regarding program questions and technical issues
American International School of Monrovia
Teacher
January 2008-June 2011
- Developed and implemented the curriculum for the middle school Social Studies and Art classes
- Managed the accreditation and documentation according to the Middle States Association Standards
- Published a yearbook including photography, layout, editing, publishing and financing
Nashville Adult Literacy Council
Evaluator
January-December 2007
- Evaluated adult learner classes upon intake and for progress documentation
- Ensured grant requirements were met through documentation, compiled data and reported progress
Program Assistant
August 2005-August 2006
- Developed and managed a volunteer drop-in program
- Updated database and managed office records for grant requirements and recordkeeping
- Served as primary point of contact for the program
St. Clement Coptic Orthodox Academy
Kindergarten Teacher
August 2004-May 2005
- Advised parents on learning, behavior and socializing issues
- Collaborated to develop a school manual and a new curriculum for the school
U.S. Peace Corps – Kazakhstan
Teacher Trainer and English Instructor
May 02 to June 04
- Presented seminars on EFL teaching methods to over 300 local village teachers
- Planned, funded, and directed a regional teacher-training conference for 20 rural teachers
- Coordinated budgeting and planning for a teacher-training program for 10 area villages
Education
M.Ed. Curriculum, Tennessee State University, 2006
B.A. History, Webster University 2000


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A 2012 DVRPC report entitled, The Delaware Valley Freight Center Inventory: Taking Stock of a Vital Regional Asset, applied a traditional planning approach of identifying and stratifying centers (e.g., as used in the DVRPC long-range plan, Connections) and designated major concentrations of freight transportation activity in the region. Freight Centers are defined as contiguous land parcels (under either joint or individual ownership) that are dedicated to one of the following types of freight activity: light manufacturing, heavy manufacturing, distribution, transportation, quarry/mining, and utility.
The Freight Centers were identified using GIS data, field visits, stakeholder input, and Internet research. A minimum size of 250 acres was established, with allowances for smaller Freight Centers or new categories to be created at a future date. Factors such as shared infrastructure and commodities handled were considered when drawing up Freight Center boundaries.
The Freight Centers were placed into one of three categories, based primarily on acreage, with one slight adjustment made based on employment data. The breakdown of the region’s 44 identified Freight Centers and the definition of the three categories are:
Mega Freight Centers are the largest size of identified centers with at least 1,500 acres of freight-related land use or over 3,000 manufacturing jobs. The concentration of land within the Mega Freight Centers tends to be pronounced, in large part because several of them are owned by a single firm or industrial real estate developer. Of note, all eight of the region’s Mega Freight Centers are served, or have the possibility of being served, by at least three different modes of transportation.
The region’s eight identified Mega Freight Centers are:
Notes about this layer:
Major Freight Centers range in size from 700 to 1,499 acres of freight-related land use, or they combine 250-700 acres with over 3,000 manufacturing jobs. Seven of the nine counties in the DVRPC region have a Major Freight Center and six of them are located along the Delaware River.
The region’s 13 identified Major Freight Centers are:
Notes about this layer:
Intermediate Freight Centers consist of 250 to 700 acres of freight-related land use, or less than 250 acres with over 3,000 manufacturing jobs. While Mega and Major Freight Centers tend to be more tightly bunched, several of the Intermediate Freight Centers are more spread out. Most Intermediate Freight Centers fall into two patterns of development: a series of independent industrial parks; or a cluster dominated by a large manufacturing facility.
The Intermediate Freight Centers are the most numerous of the three center designations (i.e., 23 in total) and offer considerable geographic diversity. Intermediate Freight Centers are spread relatively equally throughout the region, instead of being concentrated solely along the Delaware River.
Notes about this layer:


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Use setup.py from the Start¶
As I’ve said before scalability of teams is more important to me than, for instance, language perfection, because
there will always be a new language, a new pattern, and another code changing paradigm. Using setup.py
is along
those lines. I do it because thinking like your a production application, used by others, is easier to do from the
start, than backport later. That’s an opinion, I get it, that’s why I wrote my own public guide.
TL;DR for page¶
- As you create your project, use setup.py. Structure like a pro from the start.
- Test your distributions on the Test Version of PyPI; don’t litter.
- Store build meta data in an ini type of file for build pipeline compatibility
setup.py¶
from setuptools import setup, find_packages
setup(author='Shawn J Burke',
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>classifiers=[
# Trove classifiers
# Full list: https://pypi.python.org/pypi?%3Aaction=list_classifiers
'Development Status :: 4 - Beta',
'Intended Audience :: Developers',
'License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License',
'Natural Language :: English',
'Operating System :: OS Independent',
'Programming Language :: Python',
'Programming Language :: Python :: 2.7',
'Programming Language :: Python :: 3',
'Programming Language :: Python :: 3.3',
'Programming Language :: Python :: 3.4',
'Programming Language :: Python :: 3.5',
'Programming Language :: Python :: 3.6',
# https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/difference-various-implementations-python/
'Programming Language :: Python :: Implementation :: CPython',
# Need to test to see if this will run on PyPy. That'd be cool.
# 'Programming Language :: Python :: Implementation :: PyPy',
'Topic :: Software Development :: Quality Assurance',
'Topic :: Software Development :: Testing'
],
description='Python Project & Coding Standards for Practicing Wizards',
entry_points={
'console_scripts': ['py_guide = py_guide.__main__:main']
},
keywords="python standards best practice",
license='MIT',
# newline separates Description: header in PKG-INFO from readme content. Can't use extensions like seealso::
long_description='\n' + open('README.rst').read(),
long_description_content_type='text/x-rst',
name='sjb.py_guide',
packages=find_packages(),
project_urls={
"Bug Tracker": "https://github.com/shawnjburke/py_guide/issues/",
"Documentation": "https://shawnjburke.github.io/py_guide/",
"Source Code": "https://github.com/shawnjburke/py_guide/",
},
# test_suite="browser_driver.tests.browser_tests",
url="https://github.com/shawnjburke/py_guide",
version='2019.4.28',
)
setup.py versus requirements.txt¶
requirements.txt is used during the development phase. For instance, I need Sphinx in the development phase to build the documentation.
setup.py is used to created a distribution (in Windows terms, an installer). It may not need all the components needed in the development phase. For instance, my installed application does not build documentaiton, therefore it does not need Sphinx.
Tip
Packages in setup.py are normally in requirements.txt. Most packages in requirements.txt are needed in setup.py, but not always all.
| Package | Reason |
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| Spinx | Used for generating documentation, the installer would not do this, as it just build the generated documentation done as part of development |
| unittest2 | Used for testing the code, a development activity, there is no reason to require this in the setup distribution |
Project Build Metadata¶
Certain information, such as a version number, might be needed in several places in a project. For instance both setup.py and the Sphinx conf.py share this information. While there are a myriad of approaches to how to solve this problem, our best practice is to store them in a configuration file (.cfg) which is structured like an ini file with [section] and key = value pairs. This is done for the maximum portability across a build environment; all build tools can write to an ini style file, and most languages have some sort of importable code to do it.
Version Numbering¶
How to give your application a version number can be a topic of some debate. When creating them I live by
- Marketing will always call it something else. Don’t tie the code version to what people refer to it as.
- Do pick something. Most any scheme is better than nothing.
As I put these thoughts together I was remined there are some fundamentals in the debate, and existing standards
- Semantic Versioning - What most people are use to in a form like Major.Minor.Patch - 1.0.1
- Calendar Versioning - Some form of using the date, such as my IDE Pycharm, I am writing this with 2018.2.4
- Zero Based Versioning - The world’s most important number is zero. Don’t skip it.
- Explicit Versioning - Add an additional value is used to indicate if this release breaks backwards compatibility
Much of what I say is better summarized by Mahmoud Hashemi who authored the above sites, and a great summary article with Chrome vs FireFox Version Numbering.
Ultimately I’ve become a fan of a school of thought that version numbers can be based on a date. I now understand the
kewl kids would cal this CalVer. There’s something about the date 2019.4.10
[1] that human beings relate to,
over incremental numbers 1.0
. I also think it works well for patches 2<IP_ADDRESS>0
(adding military time).
I prefer it to avoid the debat of major.minor, or major.minor.revision syntax, 1.1
versus 1.0.1
type of number/
You could even add a tag if necessary, 2019.4.10.dev
. As seen, this works well in a development environments
with lots of builds, you just add the time (even more precision), tags, etc. that are needed 2019.4.10.dev
or 2<IP_ADDRESS>6.dev
.
There are also things with Semantic Versioning that people have gotten used to. For instance your 1.0 version won’t be that good. Reading _Chrome vs FireFox Version Numbering I agreed with the sentiment of not making 2.0 is the death of your application. Why? Developers and Development teams are not all created equal. While there is good reason for people to make 1.0 jokes, there are many devs and teams that made a strong 1.0. I get some sort of my mom telling me not to judge a book by it’s cover, when I think about these things.
Explicit Versioning was interesting to me for it’s desire to identify a release that breaks backwards compatibility. I will also give kudos to Release.Breaking.Feature.Fix terminology in an article written by Sapioit. This appears to be the Chrome schema. The idea of identifying a breaking update is especially important in larger corporate environments. In those cases where the amount of software to maintain is vast, knowing a release may break things for your users (and cost the company $), is a valuable piece of information.
Python Wheels¶
I found it a bit difficult to navigate the waters of Python installation packages when arrived to the scene. It appears to be a side effect of Python having been around for so long, and having various lifetimes as more of a script engine (as implemented), then to more of a structured language. Over time, things change (wheel vs egg). There appeared to be version called the egg which is now deprecated in lieu of the Python Wheel and brought to us via PEP 0427
There’s even a site tracking the egg to wheel conversion.
As I worked through it the clear choice is wheel. It’s newer and includes distribution specific information that makes it faster than compiling the egg at it’s destination.
pypi Package Management¶
https://packaging.python.org/guides/making-a-pypi-friendly-readme/ https://packaging.python.org/tutorials/packaging-projects/ https://setuptools.readthedocs.io/en/latest/setuptools.html https://packaging.python.org/discussions/install-requires-vs-requirements/ https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50585246/pip-install-creates-only-the-dist-info-not-the-package https://pypi.org/classifiers/
Footnotes
| [1] | Python doesn’t like the month zero padded, therefore, I don’t zero pad the version at all |


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100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
27aume18-Jul-19 12:22 AM
I have 7.77 kmd in wallet
And now i get "all electrum servers are offline"
Migth be the problem
actionslacks18-Jul-19 12:28 AM
I think you need eth in your wallet for gas fees
27aume18-Jul-19 12:30 AM
Its not the other party that have to pay gas? Im trying to buy ETH
Not sell some
cipi18-Jul-19 12:32 AM
both parties need ETH... you, the taker needs to call the swap contract on the ETH chain to get the ETH, and that costs gas
1
electrums are fine... looks like networking...
27aume18-Jul-19 12:33 AM
Interesting, a bit unexpected but well it is what it is.
I was going to get some eth to pay for tx fee of trading other erc20
cipi18-Jul-19 12:34 AM
yes, i know, it is crap, Vitalik Buterin haven't thought this well
27aume18-Jul-19 12:34 AM
XD you killed me
I will test with other assets then XD.
KMD > RFOX available guys only for 1 kmd do
tolken18-Jul-19 01:03 AM
Maybe Kmd will get extra fancy and have a pool of eth do draw from for dex users... but yea, eth has grown long in the tooth
cipi18-Jul-19 01:57 AM
the problem with ETH gas is even bigger... look at this tx: https://etherscan.io/tx/0x91ad987b51e9cf2838764150ab0c1d1b95ddef9e45f3d61bdd4548d5924332bb
value of transferred coin: $1.33
txfee: $0.37
so in order to not loose money, the margin should have been 50% or more on this swap
atm i help me by removing all ERC20 orders from orderbook when gasprice > 20 gwei
the above tx was with 21 Gwei, so i should remove the orders when gasprice > 5 gwei, but ok, i want to let people test all this
the other solution is to add a feature of minvolume for orders, so that the taker must buy at least x amount of the tokens for the swap to start... but that is not implemented yet
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actionslacks18-Jul-19 02:03 AM
need an eth donation address for atomic dex.
can call it ethrekt
help to free the plebs from the eth plantation
cipi18-Jul-19 02:05 AM
花果山18-Jul-19 02:09 AM
All give up ETH and embrace KMD.
1
actionslacks18-Jul-19 02:13 AM
definitely a smart move to launch with eth compatibility.
freakbros18-Jul-19 02:13 AM
Yes I’m with u
Cryptonian18-Jul-19 02:29 AM
Tried to download the app in PlayStore but it said "Coming Soon" and I had to register.
jspook1618-Jul-19 03:00 AM
I registered but still no access
I also DMed my email to the team but no joy yet
27aume18-Jul-19 03:02 AM
Hang in there
bishop18-Jul-19 03:06 AM
@jspook16 Same.
TonyL18-Jul-19 03:52 AM
@Cryptonian@bishop please DM me your PlayMarket emails
@jspook16 you'll be added today
t0sma18-Jul-19 04:09 AM
I found the issue with history appears when I clic on KMD or Rick. I made a video. I will upload a link
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xin18-Jul-19 04:10 AM
Is it ok to put the app into background while swapping in progress? My test swap seems to be stuck at Swap Ongoing stage.
It has been about 20 minutes now and still ongoing
TonyL18-Jul-19 04:11 AM
are you on Android or iOS? In general it should be ok on Android(edited)
xin18-Jul-19 04:11 AM
iOS
TonyL18-Jul-19 04:12 AM
oh, on iOS there is limitation - unlilke android it does not swap in the background at the moment
I found that the issue is coming when clicking on KMD or Rick.
Before that the others are working fine
When you restart the app, it's ok
TonyL18-Jul-19 04:22 AM
Thank you for video! Will investigate
t0sma18-Jul-19 04:25 AM
The video is accessible only with this link. If you need more info, DM me
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Vanncoins18-Jul-19 04:33 AM
Not sure if this issue has been addressed: after claiming KMD rewards in the atomicDEX app, you can no longer see your KMD transaction history. (When tapping on a coin in portfolio section, it normally displays transaction history, but after claiming, it seems to get erased, or fails to display)
TonyL18-Jul-19 04:41 AM
@Vanncoins Is app reopening helps in such cases?
Simon18-Jul-19 05:03 AM
Guys can i please get an invite? I recieved an email on the 10th of july. I changed my email to the same email of my appstore (the .icloud.com mail) and haven’t recieved anything since
I mean we’re 8 days later now
Sanyadurnov18-Jul-19 05:08 AM
@Simon i have the same problem. I think we should wait our turn. Or not??
Simon18-Jul-19 05:11 AM
I don’t know ...
xin18-Jul-19 05:11 AM
@TonyL thanks, I tried to keep the screen open and the swap succeeded. Another issue I found is, if I tap on Send, and then tap on the camera icon next to the Recipient address field, it crashes the app. I’m on iOS.
TonyL18-Jul-19 05:17 AM
Access to beta-testeting providing in batches - if you has not received email that you're in first testers batch access will be provided eventually during this/next week.
@Simon please DM me your email
@Sanyadurnov please DM me your email. Did you enroll for Android or iOS testing?
@xin thank you for report! this crash will be fixed in next version
Sanyadurnov18-Jul-19 05:18 AM
@TonyL thx, i thought so..
TonyL18-Jul-19 05:22 AM
ok, so please DM me your PlayMarket email
criptobear18-Jul-19 05:24 AM
I haven't received email too after changing the Google play email, can you check my email please @TonyL?
TonyL18-Jul-19 05:26 AM
answered in DM
차미숙18-Jul-19 05:33 AM
I have a mild suggestion for the dex. How about having like a trading competition for people who use the dex with the highest volume after the beta comes out? You know like the binance style trading event. Peeps with highest trading volume gets some kmd and so on. That will really do the stress test rolling.
DigitalPunk18-Jul-19 05:36 AM
What a easy a quick experience using the DEX, well worth the wait. Well done Komodo Team! I understand staking KMD is possible in the dex , is the minimum balance still 10KMD?
TonyL18-Jul-19 05:37 AM
@차미숙 I think it's good idea but at first AtomicDEX should be polished (before massive trading with real funds)
@DigitalPunk Thank you for feedback!
Rewards generating (it's not staking technically because you dont need to keep wallet online to generate rewards) is the same for KMD blockchain in general (it's determining by blockchain protocol, not GUI) - UTXOs > 10 KMD starting to generate rewards in 1 hour after "maturing"
You have to claim it once per 30 days to keep generation
DigitalPunk18-Jul-19 05:40 AM
@TonyL
@TonyL any idea when chainzilla will be added to DEX ?
TonyL18-Jul-19 05:46 AM
Ecosystem coins should be added eventually, but I don't have information on ETAs/process
It's in early beta
DigitalPunk18-Jul-19 05:47 AM
@TonyL thx
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Acura18-Jul-19 06:59 AM
If i click on Dex, i can only choose Rick and Morty to trade on iOS.
Strange
Version 0.1.2
Btc and kmd is also activated, but can only choose rick and Morty
Alecandro18-Jul-19 07:00 AM
Do you have any other funds?
I don’t think you can trade rick or morty for other coins?
Acura18-Jul-19 07:02 AM
Ahh ok, that can be a reason
Alecandro18-Jul-19 07:03 AM
Jk I guess you can? I just did
Idk I’m confused haha
TonyL18-Jul-19 07:04 AM
Technically RICK and MORTY same coins as other KMD assetchains, just don't have any real USD value
Alecandro18-Jul-19 07:05 AM
So would it work for BTC then?
TonyL18-Jul-19 07:06 AM
Technically you can swap RICK/MORTY with any coin which presists in AtomicDEX
Our basic QA test is swap of everything with RICK in closed trading network
Alecandro18-Jul-19 07:07 AM
Got it
wl18-Jul-19 07:33 AM
Why so much posts on Twitter? Some are the same tweet...
Mewnzter18-Jul-19 07:34 AM
Komodo team asked, community answered :)
Vanncoins18-Jul-19 07:50 AM
@TonyL sorry for delayed reply, was sleeping. No reopening app doesn’t seem to correct the issue. Still fails to display KMD transaction history after claiming reward once
TonyL18-Jul-19 07:50 AM
Thank you! Will try to reproduce on my side
Vanncoins18-Jul-19 07:52 AM
@wl they were trying out IFTTT (if this, then that) which is an online application automation service. The RT bot wasn’t configured properly and went haywire lmao. It blew up my phone and woke me up at 3:30 am. I ain’t even mad
wl18-Jul-19 07:53 AM
Yah, I had to mute it...
Vanncoins18-Jul-19 07:53 AM
It’s fixed now, they’ve apologized for the inconvenience
Anyways, later guys. Back to sleep for me.
ubiq18-Jul-19 07:57 AM
Buy some Rick... pls
Malti18-Jul-19 08:03 AM
let me give you a 9k btc for 3 ricks, that seems like a good idea
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mobipoi18-Jul-19 08:14 AM
How many people are currently using the dex at the moment?, the more the better
TonyL18-Jul-19 08:16 AM
I think somewhere around 150-200 users have access to application at the moment
Aron“XuanLeeeeee“Goldberg18-Jul-19 08:22 AM
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Acura18-Jul-19 08:27 AM
Maybe we the Community can help to give AtomicDex a Multilingual Support in the future ?
Maybe we the Community can help to give AtomicDex a Multilingual Support in the future ?
Support for the Key markets:
Russia
Indian
China
German
etc.
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Acura18-Jul-19 08:37 AM
I don´t have any knowledge with Github, i hope it is ok
TonyL18-Jul-19 08:37 AM
@nymkappa could you please try to restart app on your side? (probably app will resolve this swap if you not cleaned cache/deleted app after this swap)
It seems that taker payment does not returned to you yet in 6.1159 VRSC -> 25.0000 RFOX swap


Relationship between Focal Points and Eccentricity
The distance between the focal points is also related to the eccentricity (and hence the ratio of the semi-major and semi-minor axes).
In fact, if you take how far the focal points are from the centre (called the focal distance or c) and divide by the semi-major axis a, you get the eccentricity e.
When the focal points are on the same spot (c = 0), the eccentricity is zero and we have a circle. Most planet orbits are, as we'll see, close to zero eccentricity.


A Little About Me
Hey There! I'm Ovi Calvo and I am currently living in the beautiful city of San Francisco. I am (mostly) a Bay Area native and spent much of my formative years in the sleepy town of Saratoga in the tech-centric epicenter that is the South Bay. Going back even further, I spent my early childhood years in Guam. For those of you unfamiliar with the American-territory, Guam is a 212 square mile oasis in the Western Pacific island chain of Micronesia. I think these disparate locales of my upbringing fostered two distinct appreciations at my core: a loving dichotomy for both technology and the hyper-new, and a passion for the natural world and the slower moments in life.
I like a great deal of things! Just ask me sometime: I'm an open book. Some of those things are (but not limited to): cooking and general food experimentation, language immersion, keyboards and synths, gaming (video and board), hiking/camping, yoga, swimming, illustration/design, dogs, and currently exploring every nook and cranny of programming culture.
Dev Bootcamp is the first post-graduate study I have undertaken since matriculating (funny word) from UC Davis. I studied Food Science and Japanese. I have a deep respect for the likes of Alton Brown and Michael Pollan.
A fun factoid about me: I am a bonafide Star Wars enthusiast. In the trivia gaming app 'QuizUp', for a while I was ranked as one of the top-10 Star Wars players in California. I also love a good joke or pun. You know, a steak-pun is a rare medium well-done. :-) May the Force be with you, always.


Monitor builds with Twitter¶
If you want to track the progress of a Fusion build when you are away from your computer, you can monitor it on Twitter. For an example, see http://twitter.com/keyholefusion. Monitoring Fusion builds with Twitter is useful when you are out of the office and do not want to SSH into your server and check your builds manually.
In addition, you can modify this script so you can use it for email or other communication systems. Most Linux systems have a mail command for sending email, so you can simply replace the curl commands with the appropriate commands.
To set up Fusion for Twitter, you will need:
- An Internet connection for your Fusion server.
- A Twitter account for your Fusion server.
- The cURL tool. (For the Ubuntu
sudo apt-get install curl
command.) - A cron job that is set to call the custom script below.
To set up Fusion for Twitter:
Create a new file called
getwitter
.Save the file in a directory like
/usr/bin/
so it is automatically in your path.Run the
chmod
command on the file to allow execution.Copy the code below to your
getwitter
file. Change the variables to reflect your Fusion server’s Twitter account credentials and, if needed, your server’s asset root.:literal:`#!/bin/bash twittername="YourServersTwitterAccount" twitterpass="YourServersTwitterPassword" assetroot="/gevol/assets/" find $assetroot.state -iname "*.task" -ls >> /tmp/filelist taskcount=0 inprogresscount=1 declare -a inprogressarray declare -a queuedarray while read line do asset=`echo $line | awk '{print $13}'` status=`/opt/google/bin/gequery --status $asset` if [ "$status" = "InProgress" ]; then inprogressarray[$[${#inprogressarray[@]}+1]]=$asset fi if [ "$status" = "Queued" ]; then queuedarray[$[${#queuedarray[@]}+1]]=$asset fi let taskcount=taskcount+1 done </tmp/filelist for inprogress in ${inprogressarray[@]} do logfile=`/opt/google/bin/gequery --logfile $inprogress` while read line do progress=$line done <$logfile curl --basic --user "$twittername:$twitterpass" --data-ascii "status=#GEEFusion Task$inprogresscount: $progress&source=Google+Earth+Enterprise" "http://twitter.com/statuses/update.json" curl --basic --user "$twittername:$twitterpass" --data-ascii "status=#GEEFusion Task$inprogresscount: $inprogress&source=Google+Earth+Enterprise" "http://twitter.com/statuses/update.json" let inprogresscount=inprogresscount+1 done curl --basic --user "$twittername:$twitterpass" --data-ascii "status=#GEEFusion Working on ${#inprogressarray[@]} task(s), ${#queuedarray[@]} queued &source=Google+Earth+Enterprise" "http://twitter.com/statuses/update.json" rm /tmp/filelist
Add this file to your cron tab and set it to go off every half hour or every hour.
# crontab -e
To run the Twitter update every 30 minutes, add the line:
*/30 * * * * /usr/bin/getwitter
Follow your Fusion server on Twitter.


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Now you can preload your HTML 5 page with this nice plug in, passing data via JSON. You can customize it changing colors and style. It can preload video, audio, images and js.


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Cobie Smulders And Jimmy Fallon Talk About Being On Tom Cruise’s Special Holiday Cake List: ‘The Most Glorious Time Of The Year’
by Becca LongmireCobie Smulders and Jimmy Fallon couldn’t stop gushing over Tom Cruise’s annual holiday cake during the actress’ “Tonight Show” appearance Monday.
Fallon told Smulders after the pair discussed Thanksgiving, “It is almost time for—you know what I’m talking about –Tom Cruise cake.”
Smulders replied, “The most glorious time of year.”
Fallon went on: “Tom Cruise will send you a cake during the holidays,” as Smulders confirmed it was always a white chocolate coconut cake, insisting she kept it in the freezer until March and just chipped away at it.
She joked, “I receive it, and hopefully, maybe if I talk about it on television I will for sure receive it. But it’s so good.
“It’s so good. I don’t know why. I’m not even a big sweets person, but it’s so good.”
Smulders also spoke about having 60 people over at her house for Thanksgiving after welcoming a whopping 89 last year.
She then talked about hearing her fake ’80s pop song from “How I Met Your Mother” at karaoke bars and her new ABC series “Stumptown”. See more in the clip below.