BOYS LIFE A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1995 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 5.6
Date Released: varies Running Length: 1:30 Rated: No MPAA Rating (sex, brief nudity, language, mature themes) Released by Strand Releasing
It's a measure of the quality (or lack thereof) of lesbian and gay-themed films that BOYS LIFE can be considered one of the better entries. What separates this from many similar productions is that the trio of short movies comprising BOYS LIFE is unpretentious, unaffected, and non-preachy. On the other hand, each is hampered by a decidedly mundane storyline, and none approaches the kind of low-budget, high-energy exuberance that distinguished GO FISH.
All three of the BOYS LIFE shorts concentrate on the tribulations of teenagers coming to grips with their homosexuality in a world that defines anything non-hetero as "abnormal." Unfortunately, the tales are so similar in content and intent that by the third one, you feel like you're watching a re-run. The protagonists in particular are clones--smart, insecure, and looking for love.
Each story has its high and low points, but the most damning argument against BOYS LIFE is that its only standout characteristics are the use of gay protagonists and the treatment of this sexual preference as something natural (rather than a disease). Plot-wise, however, the stories come across as shallow, predictable, and choked with cliches. For those in search of the "definitive gay film experience", BOYS LIFE doesn't provide it.
"Pool Days"
Running Time: 0:29 Director: Brian Sloan Writer: Brian Sloan Featuring: Josh Weinstein, Nick Poletti, Kimberly Flynn
"Pool Days" is the most natural-seeming of the BOYS LIFE stories, but it's also the one with the lowest production values. Despite relaxed performances by Josh Weinstein (as the troubled teen Justin) and Nick Poletti (as his older would-be gay mentor Russell), the short has a number of glaring problems, not the least of which is a cringingly bad acting job by Kimberly Flynn.
The story takes place during the summer between Justin's junior and senior years in high school. To make some cash, he takes a job as a lifeguard/janitor at an upscale health club. While there, he becomes troubled by his reactions to the flesh exposed in the all-male locker rooms and saunas. When a tryst with a female fellow employee ends disastrously, Justin turns to one of the club's clients, the older and self-assured Russell, for support and instruction.
"A Friend of Dorothy"
Running Time: 0:31 Director: Raoul O'Connell Writer: Raoul O'Connell Featuring: Raoul O'Connell, Kevin McClatchy, Ann Zupa
"A Friend of Dorothy" is the least original of trio, relying almost entirely on formula situations and stock characters. Although writer/director/actor Raoul O'Connell invests his Winston with a certain wry charm, there's nothing special about his personality, or that of anyone else populating this film. The story, plain and simple, is about a young gay man going to college and trying to figure out how to get a date.
The lack of believable conflict and unforced drama is a real drawback to "A Friend of Dorothy." There are scenes that point to O'Connell as having some talent as a director, but his scenario lasts too long, and the resolution is facile and predictable. The story of the insecure teen trying to find that "special person" is as worn out a Hollywood staple as exists.
"The Disco Years"
Running Time: 0:30 Director: Robert Lee King Writer: Robert Lee King Featuring: Matt Nolan, Gwen Welles, Russell Scott Lewis
The title "The Disco Years" is a play on THE WONDER YEARS, although about the only element the two have in common is a voice-over narrative. Attempts by this production to capture the feel of the seventies fall flat and, with the exception of a few gratuitous dance scenes, the whole story could easily have transpired during the eighties or nineties.
Nevertheless, "The Disco Years" is the most ambitious effort in BOYS LIFE, confronting such issues as homophobia and harassment. It's not always successful--a scene with the protagonist (Tom, played by Matt Nolan, a Robert Sean Leonard look-alike) confronting his mother (Gwen Welles) about his sexuality is unconvincing. During her two-minute rant, she spouts every cliche from "You can't be!" to "What did I do wrong??"
And that sense of individuality is, after all, the point of all three BOYS LIFE tales. Too bad the stories framing the message aren't more entertaining.
- James Berardinelli<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
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OneRepublic is an American rock band from Colorado Springs, Colorado. Formed in 2002 by Ryan Tedder and Zach Filkins, the band achieved success on MySpace, becoming the most prominent un-signed act on the website. They signed onto Mosley Music Group in 2006, and released their debut album, Dreaming Out Loud in 2007.
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OneRepublic made radio history when with their first single, "Apologize" received the largest amount of airplay in history with 10,331 plays in one week, the record only being broken again by Bleeding Love, a song Tedder also co-wrote. The remix version, featured on Timbaland's album Shock Value was a smash hit internationally, reaching number-one in sixteen countries and gaining 10 million downloads (the largest number of digital downloads for any song to date) subsequently earning them a Grammy Award nomination.
The band also achieved national success with their second single, "Stop and Stare". Dreaming Out Loud was certified gold in the United States, Austria, Australia and Canada. The band's second album, Waking Up, was released on November 17, 2009. The lead single from the album, "All the Right Moves" charted in the top ten in Ireland, New Zealand, Switzerland and in the top 20 on the Billboard Hot 100.


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Healthchecks is a platform that allows the user to setup cron jobs and keep track of their status.
A cron job is a command which has been scheduled to run automatically at a specified time and date.
To create a cron job, you have to log in to healthchecks
On successful login, you are redirected to the checks page where you can add, pause or remove a check. When adding a check you can set the timer for the period and grace time from 1 minute to up to 2 months with an option of minutes, hours, days, weeks or months
Each of the different icons is used to indicate when the check is in a different state
A check can be in one of these states:
| New. A check that has been created, but has not received any pings yet. | |
| Monitoring Paused. You can resume monitoring of a paused check by pinging it. | |
| Up. Time since last ping has not exceeded Period. | |
| Late. Time since last ping has exceeded Period, but has not yet exceeded Period + Grace. | |
| Down. Time since last ping has exceeded Period + Grace. When check goes from "Late" to "Down", healthchecks.io sends you an alert. | |
| Nag User. Time since last Period + Grace elapsed. When check goes from "Late" to "Down", healthchecks.io sends you an alert. If you don't resolve the issue for the check to go up, it sends another alert after specified interval Period + Grace. |
Once a cron job is created, hover over the job url. You will notice the word copy which is a hyperlink. click on it. This copies the url and you can then paste that url in your browser and run it. This starts the job
You can also view the log of a check, the various usage options, pause as well as delete a check
Go to the integrations page and follow the available guidelines to setup the integrations. Different integrations have different setup instructions


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## About
Hi, I’m Sathyajith Bhat (aka “SJ”/“SathyaBhat”/“coolpcguy”/“cpg”). I'm currently working as a DevOps Engineer on the [Adobe I/O][aio] platform, the author of [Practical Docker with Python: Build, Release and Distribute Your Python App with Docker](https://u.sbhat.me/practical-docker-book) published by [Apress Media](https://u.sbhat.me/practical-docker) and an [AWS Community Hero](https://aws.amazon.com/developer/community/heroes/sathyajith-bhat/).
Prior to this, I was the Lead Ops/SRE at [Styletag.com][st]. I transitioned to Ops/SRE after being a Lead Analyst at [CGI][cgi], working primarily on Oracle Fusion stack(Oracle database, PL/SQL, Oracle Forms and other related middleware) designing, architecting and implementing complete end-to-end Insurance solutions for a major Insurance provider in the Nordics. You can find more details of my work on [LinkedIn][li]
In my free time, I am part of the team organizing and running [Barcamp Bangalore][bcb] and [AWS Users Group Bangalore][awsugblr]. Besides these, I’m a volunteer Community Moderator at [Super User][su] and [Web Apps Stack Exchange][webapps], and previously have been a Community Moderator for Chip-India and Tech 2 forums.
I love listening to [music][lastfm] and am usually seen [playing video games][gaming](most played genres include A/RPGs, Racing and City builders).
[aio]: https://adobe.io
[awsugblr]: https://meetup.com/awsugblr/
[st]: http://styletag.com
[cgi]: https://www.cgi.com/en
[bcb]: http://barcampbangalore.org/bcb
[su]: http://superuser.com/users/4377/sathya
[webapps]: http://webapps.stackexchange.com/users/310/
[ivg]: http://www.indianvideogamer.com/forums
[lastfm]: http://last.fm/user/sathyabhat
[gaming]: https://gamercards.exophase.com/steam/user/sathyabhat/
[li]: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sathyabhat/


What tools I use on a day to day basis
Sometimes I get asked what ‘what make is that’, ‘where did you get that from’ or just what tools etc. I use day to day, and after reading the uses page of at Wes Bos’ site I thought I’d shamelessly copy the format :)
Editor + Terminal
Currently using VS Code, yes I have tried Sublime, Atom et al. but I keep finding myself heading back to VS Code. I love the speed of it, I love the extensions, but overall after 8+ years of using the grown up Visual Studio it feels very familiar.
Until recently (the last 3 or so years) I’ve never really done things via the command line, however I now use iTerm2 with Oh My ZSH
Apps
- Sketch & Zeplin
- Spotify
- SourceTree (I told you I’m a n00b to the command line)
- Evernote/OneNote (One for work, one for personal)
- Photoshop
- Lightroom
- Chrome
- TweetDeck
- DropBox
Desk Setup
I’m yet to find a desk I truly love – either to buy or to build – so in the meantime I have the IKEA Malm desk with pull out panel which, I have to say, I am super impressed with.
I sit on an IKEA MARKUS which I was lucky enough to get free in an office clearance.
The other chair in my office is the iconic IKEA POÄNG this is my ‘go-to’ for relaxing/reading/playing video games.
Other gear
Tech
I’ve finally got back into the world of console gaming and now have a Sony PlayStation 4 Pro 1 TB, White. Given the fact I’ve not been in the gaming arena for quite a few years I have quite an exhaustive back catalogue of games to get through.
My current list is:
- Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection
- Gran Turismo: Sport
- Ratchet and Clank
- Horizon: Zero Dawn Standard Edition
- The Last of Us Remastered
- Tomb Raider Definitive Edition
Due to the fact that I have a 4hr commute (~2hrs each way) I like to keep a charge on me all the time, enter the Anker PowerCore 20100 it suits my requirements to the ground, gives me numerous charges for my various devices and weighs pretty much nothing.
Keeping on the commute subject, I try to dip into reading when I can – or when I get motivated _- so the obvious choice, aside from physical books, was to get an Amazon Kindle Paperwhite
Coffee
Coffee has become an integral part of my day, not just because caffeine but because I really enjoy it.
My current kit consists of:
With my coffee choices varying, but usually from either ManCoCo or Atkinsons.
Stationery
Currently rocking the Nock Brasstown pencil case. It’s amazing. It wasn’t cheap – as I had to get it imported, then had to pay import duty on it :( – but it’s totally worth it, and always gets noticed.
I love to write in the superb Leuchtturm 1917 notepads. I used to use Moleskines, but the Leuchtturm has fainter lines on the paper, which I like.
I write with either Pilot G-tec C4 or the Muji gel ink pens though my ultimate goal is a Mont Blanc
Bags
I also have the Thule Blur2 but I’m not entirely satisfied with it. It replaced my old The North Face but has never felt as good as it.
Photography
This year (2017) I traded in my Canon 40D for a pre-owned Fuji X-T1
Current lenses:
My pictures can currently be seen over at:
Other
I’m pretty agnostic when it comes to devices. Over the years I’ve had all the main players, my current phone is the One+3T
If I’ve missed anything off the list, or you’d like to find out more then drop me a line


Change Log¶
0.5.2 Improve ListView, new methods for CPU usage, DPI awareness¶
07-September-2015
- New Application methods:
CPUUsage
returns CPU usage as a percent (float number),WaitCPUUsageLower
waits until the connected process’ CPU usage is lower than a specified value (2.5% by default).- A new class
_listview_item
. It is very similar to_treeview_element
.- Add DPI awareness API support (Win8+). It allows correct work when all fonts are scaled at 125%, 150% etc (globally or per monitor).
- “Tools overview” section in docs.
- Fix number of bugs:
TreeViewWrapper.Select
doesn’t work when the control is not in focus.TabControlWrapper.Select
doesn’t work in case of TCS_BUTTONS style set.ListViewWrapper
methodsCheck/UnCheck
are fixed.- Toolbar button: incorrect access by a tooltip text.
- Warning “Cannot retrieve text length for handle” uses print() instead of actionlogger.
ClientToScreen
method doesn’t return a value (modifying mutable argument is not good practice).
0.5.1 Several fixes, more tests¶
13-July-2015
- Resolve pip issues
- Warn user about mismatched Python/application bitness (64-bit Python should be used for 64-bit application and 32-bit Python is for 32-bit app)
- Add “TCheckBox” class name to ButtonWrapper detection list
- Fix
DebugMessage
method- Disable logging (actionlogger.py) by default, provide shortcuts:
actionlogger.enable()
andactionlogger.disable()
. For those who are familiar with standardlogging
module there’s methodactionlogger.set_level(level)
0.5.0 64-bit Py2/Py3 compatibility¶
30-June-2015
- 64-bit Python and 64-bit apps support (but 32-bit Python is recommended for 32-bit apps)
- Python 2.x/3.x compatibility
- Added pyWin32 dependency (silent install by pip for 2.7 and 3.1+)
- Improvements for Toolbar, TreeView, UpDown and DateTimePicker wrappers
- Improved
best_match
algorithm allows names likeToolbarFile
- Clicks can be performed with pressed Ctrl or Shift
- Drag-n-drop and scrolling methods (DragMouse, DragMouseInput, MouseWheelInput)
- Improved menu support: handling OWNERDRAW menu items; access by command_id (like
$23453
)- Resolved issues with py2exe and cx_freeze
RemoteMemoryBlock
can now detect memory corruption by checking guard signature- Upgraded
taskbar
modulesysinfo
module for checking 32-bit or 64-bit OS and Pythonset_foreground
flag inTypeKeys
method for typing into in-place controls- flags
create_new_console
andwait_for_idle
inApplication.start
method
0.4.0 Various cleanup and bug fixes¶
03-April-2010
- Gracefully Handle dir() calls on Application or WindowSpecification objects (which used hang for a while as these classes would search for windows matching __members__, __methods__ and __bases__). The code now checks for any attribute that starts with ‘__’ and ends with ‘__’ and raises AttributeError immediately. Thanks to Sebastian Haase for raising this.
- Removed the reference to an Application object in WindowSpecification. It was not used in the class and made the class harder to use. WindowSpecification is now more useful as a utility class.
- Add imports of application.WindowSpecification and application.Application to pywinauto.__init__.py so that these classes can be used more easily (without having to directly import pywinauto.application). Thanks again to Sebastian Haase.
- Added a function to empty the clipboard (thanks to Tocer on Sourceforge)
- Use ‘SendMessageTimeout’ to get the text of a window. (SendMessage will hang if the application is not processing messages)
- Fixed references to PIL.ImageGrab. PIL add’s it’s module directly to the module path, so it should just be referenced by ImageGrab and not PIL.ImageGrab.
- Use AttachThreadInput + PostMessage rather than SendMessageTimeout to send mouse clicks.
- Fix how timeout retry times are calculated in timings.WaitUntil() and timings.Wait
- Fixed some issues with application.Kill_() method, highlighted due to the changes in the HwndWrapper.Close() method.
- Fix writing images to XML. It was broken with updates to PIL that I had not followed. Changed the method of knowing if it is an image by checking for various attributes.
- Renamed WindowSpecification.(Ww)indow() to ChildWindow() and added deprecation messages for the other functions.
- Improved the tests (fixed test failures which were not pywinauto issues)
0.3.9 Experimental! New Sendkeys, and various fixes¶
27-November-2009
- Major change this release is that Sendkeys is no longer a requirement! A replacement that supports Unicode is included with pywinauto. (hopefully soon to be released as a standalone module). Please note - this is still quite untested so this release should be treated with some care..
- Made sure that default for WindowSpecification.Window_() was to look for non top level windows. The defaults in find_windows() had been changed previously and it now needed to be explicitly overridden.
- Fixed a missing reference to ‘win32defines’ when referencing WAIT_TIMEOUT another typo of false (changed to False)
- Removed the restriction to only get the active windows for the process, now it will be possible to get the active windows, even if a process is not specified. From http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms633506%28VS.85%29.aspx it gets the active window for the foreground thread.
- Hopefully improved Delphi TreeView and ListView handling (added window class names as supported window classes to the appropriate classes).
- Added support for running UI tests with reference controls. (requried for some localization tests)
- Various PyLint and PEP8 fixes made.
0.3.8 Collecting improvements from last 2 years¶
10-March-2009
- Fixed toolbar button pressing - This required for HwndWrapper.NotifyParent() to be updated (to accept a new ID parameter)
- Fixed a bug wherea listview without a column control would make pywinauto fail to capture the dialog.
- Converted documenation from Pudge generated to Sphinx Generated
- Added some baic support for Pager and Progress controls (no tests yet)
- Added some more VB ‘edit’ window classes
- Added some more VB ‘listbox’ window classes
- Added some more VB ‘button’ window classes
- Ensured that return value from ComboBoxWrapper.SelectedIndices is always a tuple (there was a bug where it would sometimes be a ctypes array)
- Changed default for finding windows to find disabled windows as well as enabled ones (previous was to find enabled windows only) (note this may impact scripts that relied on the previous setting i.e. in cases where two dialogs have the same title!)
- Much better handling of InvalidWindowHandle during automation runs. This could be raised when a closing window is still available when the automation was called, but is gone half way through whatever function was called.
- Made clicking more robust by adding a tiny wait between each SendMessageTimeout in _perform_click().
- Added attributes
can_be_label
andhas_title
toHwndWrapper
and subclasses to specify whether a control can act as a label for other controls, and whether the title should be used for identifying the control. If you have created your own HwndWrapper subclasses you may need to override the defaults.- Added a
control_id
parameter to find_windows which allows finding windows based off of their control id’s- Added a FriendlyClassName method to MenuItem
- Split up the functions for button truncation data
- Commented out code to get a new font if the font could not be recovered
- Moved code to get the control font from Truncation test to handleprops
- Added a function to get the string representation of the bug. (need to refactor PrintBugs at some point).
- Fixed a variable name (from fname -> font_attrib as fname was not a defined variable!)
- Forced some return values from MissingExtraString test to be Unicode
- Fixed the MiscValues test (converted to Unicode and removed some extraneous characters)
- Updated the path for all unittests
- Made two unit tests sligthly more robust and less dependent on computer/app settings
- Updated timing settings for unit tests
- Updated the examples to work in dev environment.
0.3.7 Merge of Wait changes and various bug fixes/improvements¶
10-April-2007
- Added Timings.WaitUntil() and Timings.WaitUntilPasses() which handle the various wait until something in the code. Also refactored existing waits to use these two methods.
- Fixed a major Handle leak in RemoteMemorBlock class (which is used extensively for ‘Common’ controls. I was using OpenHandle to open the process handle, but was not calling CloseHandle() for each corresponding OpenHandle().
- Added an active_() method to Application class to return the active window of the application.
- Added an ‘active’ option to WindowSpecification.Wait() and WaitNot().
- Some cleanup of the clipboard module. GetFormatName() was improved and GetData() made a little more robust.
- Added an option to findwindows.find_windows() to find only active windows (e.g. active_only = True). Default is False.
- Fixed a bug in the timings.Timings class - timing values are Now accessed through the class (Timings) and not through the intance (self).
- Updated ElementTree import in XMLHelpers so that it would work on Python 2.5 (where elementtree is a standard module) as well as other versions where ElementTree is a separate module.
- Enhanced Item selection for ListViews, TreeViews - it is now possible to pass strings and they will be searched for. More documentation is required though.
- Greatly enhanced Toolbar button clicking, selection, etc. Though more documentation is required.
- Added option to ClickInput() to allow mouse wheel movements to be made.
- menuwrapper.Menu.GetProperties() now returns a dict like all other GetProperties() methods. This dict for now only has one key ‘MenuItems’ which contains the list of menuitems (which had been the previous return value).
0.3.6b Changes not documented in 0.3.6 history¶
31-July-2006
- Fixed a bug in how findbestmatch.FindBestMatches was working. It would match against text when it should not!
- Updated how timings.Timings.Slow() worked, if any time setting was less then .2 after ‘slowing’ then set it to .2
0.3.6 Scrolling and Treview Item Clicking added¶
28-July-2006
- Added parameter to
_treeview_item.Rectangle()
to have an option to get the Text rectangle of the item. And defaulted to this. - Added
_treeview_item.Click()
method to make it easy to click on tree view items. - Fixed a bug in
TreeView.GetItem()
that was expanding items when it shouldn’t. - Added
HwndWrapper.Scroll()
method to allow scrolling. This is a very minimal implementation - and if the scrollbars are implemented as separate controls (rather then a property of a control - this will probably not work for you!). It works for Notepad and Paint - that is all I have tried so far. - Added a call to
HwndWrapper.SetFocus()
in_perform_click_input()
so that calls toHwndWrapper.ClickInput()
will make sure to click on the correct window.
0.3.5 Moved to Metaclass control wrapping¶
24-May-2006
- Moved to a metaclass implementation of control finding. This removes some cyclic importing that had to be worked around and other then metaclass magic makes the code a bit simpler.
- Some of the sample files would not run - so I updated them so they would (Thanks to Stefaan Himpe for pointing this out)
- Disabled saving application data (it was still being saved in Application.RecordMatch() even if the rest of the application data code is disabled. This was causing what appeared to be a memory leak where pywinauto would keep grabbing more and more memory (especially for controls that contain a lot of information). Thanks to Frank Martinez for leading me to this).
- Added ListViewWrapper.GetItemRect() to enable retrieving the rectangle for a particular item in the listview.
- Removed references to _ctrl() method within pywinauto as it was raising a DeprecationWarning internally even if the user was not using it.
0.3.4 Fixed issue with latest ctypes, speed gains, other changes¶
25-Apr-2006
- The latest version of ctypes (<IP_ADDRESS>) removed the code generator I was using some generated code in win32functions.py (stdcall). I was not using those functions so I just commented them out.
- Started the process of renaming methods of the
Application
andWindowSpecification
classes. I will be converting names toUppercaseNames_()
. The trailing_
is to disambiguate the method names from potential Window titles. - Updated how print_control_identifiers works so that it now always prints the disambiguated control name. (even for single controls)
- Added __hash__ to HwndWrapper so that controls could be dictionary keys.
- Caching various information at various points. For example I cache how well two pieces of text match. For short scripts this has little impact - but for larger script it could well have a major impact. Also caching information for controls that cannot change e.g. TopLeveParent, Parent, etc
0.3.3 Added some methods, and fixed some small bugs¶
19-Apr-2006
- Added a wait for the control to be active and configurable sleeps after ‘modifying’ actions (e.g. Select, Deselect, etc)
- Fixed Timings.Slow() and Timings.Fast() - they could in certain circumstances do the opposite! If you had already set a timing slower or faster then they would set it then they would blindly ignore that and set their own times. I added functionality that they will take either the slowest or fastest of the new/current setting rather then blindly setting to the new value.
- Fixed some hidden bugs with HwndWrapper.CloseClick()
- Fixed a bug in setup.py that would raise an error when no argument was specified
- Added an argument to HwndWrapper.SendMessageTimeout so that the wait options could be passed in.
- Added HwndWrapper.Close(), Maximize(), Minimize(), Restore() and GetShowState().
- Commented out all deprecated methods (will be removed completely in some future release).
- Added Application.kill_() method - which closes all windows and kills the application. If the application is asking if you want to save your changes - you will not be able to click yes or no and the application will be killed anyway!.
0.3.2 Fixed setup.py and some typos¶
31-Mar-2006
- Fixed the spelling of Stefaan Himpe’s name
- Fixed setup.py which was working for creating a distribution but not for installing it (again thanks to Stefaan for pointing it out!)
0.3.1 Performance tune-ups¶
30-Mar-2006
- Change calculation of distance in findbestmatch.GetNonTextControlName() so that it does not need to square or get the square root to find the real distance - as we only need to compare values - not have the actual distance. (Thanks to Stefaan Himpe)
- Compiled regular expression patterns before doing the match to avoid compiling the regular expression for window that is being tested (Thanks to Stefaan Himpe)
- Made it easier to add your own control tests by adding a file extra_tests.py which needs to export a ModifyRegisteredTests() method. Also cleaned up the code a little.
- Updated notepad_fast.py to make it easier to profile (adde a method)
- Changed WrapHandle to use a cache for classes it has matched - this is to avoid having to match against all classes constantly.
- Changed default timeout in SendMessageTimeout to .001 seconds from .4 seconds this results in a significant speedup. Will need to make this value modifiable via the timing module/routine.
- WaitNot was raising an error if the control was not found - it should have returned (i.e. success - control is not in any particular state because it does not exist!).
- Added ListViewWrapper.Deselect() per Chistophe Keller’s suggestion. While I was at it I added a check on the item value passed in and added a call to WaitGuiIdle(self) so that the control has a chance to process the message.
- Changed doc templates and moved dependencies into pywinauto subversion to ensure that all files were availabe at www.openqa.org and that they are not broken when viewed there.
- Moved all timing information into the timings.Timings class. There are some simple methods for changing the timings.
0.3.0 Added Application data - now useful for localization testing¶
20-Mar-2006
Added automatic Application data collection which can be used when running the same test on a different spoken language version. Support is still preliminary and is expected to change. Please treat as early Alpha.
If you have a different language version of Windows then you can try this out by running the notepad_fast.py example with the langauge argument e.g.
examples\notepad_fast.py language
This will load the application data from the supplied file notepad_fast.pkl and use it for finding the right menu items and controls to select.
Test implementation to make it easier to start using an application. Previously you needed to write code like
app = Application().connect_(title = 'Find') app.Find.Close.Click() app.NotePad.MenuSelect("File->Exit")
1st change was to implement static methods
start()
andconnect()
. These methods return a new Application instance so the above code becomes:app = Application.connect(title = 'Find') app.Find.Close.Click() app.NotePad.MenuSelect("File->Exit")
I also wanted to make it easier to start working with a simple application - that may or may not have only one dialog. To make this situation easier I made
window_()
not throw if the application has not beenstart()ed
orconnect()ed
first. This leads to simpler code like:app = Application() app.Find.Close.Click() app.NotePad.MenuSelect("File->Exit")
What happens here is that when you execute any of Application.window_(), Application.__getattr__() or Application.__getitem__() when the application hasn’t been connected or started. It looks for the window that best matches your specification and connects the application to that process.
This is extra functionality - existing connect_() and start_() methods still exist
Fixed HwndWrapper.SetFocus() so that it would work even if the window was not in the foreground. (it now makes the window foreground as well as giving it focus). This overcomes a restriction in Windows where you can only change the foreground window if you own the foreground window.
Changed some 2.4’isms that an anonymous commenter left on my blog :-) with these changes pywinauto should run on Python 2.3 (though I haven’t done extensive testing).
Commented out controls.common_controls.TabControlWrapper.GetTabState() and TabStates() as these did not seem to be returning valid values anyway.
Fixed documentation issues were parts of the documentation were not getting generated to the HTML files.
Fixed issue where MenuSelect would sometimes not work as expected. Some Menu actions require that the window that owns the menu be active. Added a call to SetFocus() before selecting a menu item to ensure that the window was active.
Fixed Bug 1452832 where clipboard was not closed in clipboard.GetData()
Added more unit tests now up to 248 from 207
0.2.5 More refactoring, more tests¶
07-Mar-2006
Added wrapper classes for Menus and MenuItems this enabled cleaner interaction with Menu’s. It also gives more functionality - you can now programmatically Click() on menus, and query if a menu item is checked or not.
Added application.WindowSpecification.Wait() and WaitNot() methods. These methods allow you to wait for a control to exist, be visible, be enabled, be ready (both enabled and visible!) or to wait for the control to not be in any of these states. WaitReady(), WaitNotEnabled(), WaitNotVisible() now use these methods. I was able to also add the missing methods WaitNotReady(), WaitEnabled(), WaitVisible(), WaitExists(), WaitnotExists(). Please use Wait() and WaitNot() as I have Deprecated these Wait* methods.
Slightly modified timeout waits for control resolution so that a timed function more accurately follows the timeout value specified.
Added application.Application.start() and connect() static methods. These methods are factory methods in that they will return an initialized Application instance. They work exactly the same as start_() and connect() as they are implemented in terms of those.
from pywinauto.application import Application notepad = Application.start(“notepad”) same_notepad = Application.connect(path = “notepad”)
Updated the examples to follow changes to the code - and to make them a little more robust.
Added a new Controls Overview document page which lists all the actions on all controls.
Added more unit tests now up to 207 from 134 (added 68 tests)
0.2.1 Small Release number - big changes¶
17-Feb-2006
Quick release to get many changes out there - but this release has been less tested then I would like for a .3 release.
Allow access to non text controls using the closest Text control. This closest text control will normally be the static/label associated with the control. For example in Notepad, Format->Font dialog, the 1st combobox can be refered to as “FontComboBox” rather than “ComboBox1”
Added a new control wrapper -
PopupMenuWrapper
for context menu’s You can now work easily with context menu’s e.g.app.Notepad.Edit.RightClick() # need to use MenuClick rather then MenuSelect app.PopupMenu.MenuClick("Select All") app.Notepad.Edit.RightClick() app.PopupMenu.MenuClick("Copy")
I could think of merging the
RightClick()
andMenuSelect()
into one methodContextMenuSelect()
if that makes sense to most people.Added Support for Up-Down controls
Not all top level windows now have a FriendlyClassName of “Dialog”. I changed this because it made it hard to get windows of a particular class. For example the main Notepad window has a class name of “Notepad”.
This was primarily implemented due to work I did getting the System Tray.
Renamed
StatusBarWrapper.PartWidths()
toPartRightEdges()
as this is more correct for what it returns.Changed HwndWrapper.Text() and SetText() to WindowText() and SetWindowText() respectively to try and make it clearer that it is the text returned by GetWindowText and not the text that is visible on the control. This change also suggested that EditWrapper.SetText() be changed to SetEditText() (though this is not a hard requirement EditWrapper.SetText() still exists - but may be deprecated.
Added ClickInput, DoubleClickInput, RightClickInput, PressMouseInput ReleaseMouseInput to HwndWrapper - these use SendInput rather then WM_LBUTTONDOWN, WM_RBUTTONUP, etc used by Click, DoubleClick etc.
I also added a MenuClick method that allows you to click on menu items. This means you can now ‘physically’ drop menus down.
Some further working with tooltips that need to be cleaned up.
Fixed a bug where coordinates passed to any of the Click operations had the X and Y coordinates swapped.
Added new MenuItem and Menu classes that are to the most part hidden but you can get a menu item by doing
app.Notepad.MenuItem("View") app.Notepad.MenuItem("View->Status Bar")
MenuItems have various actions so for example you can use
MenuItem.IsChecked()
to check if the menu item is checked. Among other methods there areClick()
andEnabled()
.Modified the ‘best match’ algorithm for finding controls. It now searches a couple of times, and tries to find the best fit for the text passed to it. The idea here is to make it more “Select what I want - not that other thing that looks a bit like what I want!”. It is possible this change could mean you need to use new identifiers in scripts - but in general very little modification should be necessary.
There was also a change to the algorithm that looked for the closest text control. It missed some obvious controls in the previous implementation. It also had a bug for controls above the control rather than to the left.
Added a new example scripts SaveFromInternetExplorer.py and SaveFromFirefox.py which show automating downloading of a page from either of these browsers.
Added yet more unit tests, there are now a total of 134 tests.
0.2.0 Significant refactoring¶
06-Feb-2006
Changed how windows are searched for (from application) This chage should not be a significant change for users
Started adding unit tests (and the have already uncovered bugs that been fixed). They also point to areas of missing functionality that will be addded with future updates
Changed from property access to Control attributes to function access If your code was accessing properties of controls then this might be a significant change! The main reasons for doing this were due to the inheritability of properties (or lack there-of!) and the additional scafolding that was required to define them all.
Updated the
DialogWrapper.MenuSelect()
method to notify the parent that it needs to initialize the menu’s before it retrieves the itemsAdded functionality to associate ‘non-text’ controls with the ‘text’ control closest to them. This allows controls to be referenced by:
app.dlg.<Nearby_text><Window_class>
e.g. to reference the “Footer” edit control in the Page Setup dialog you could use:
app.PageSetup.FooterEdit
Added a MoveWindow method to HwndWrapper
Did some more cleanup (fixing pylint warnings) but still not finished
Added some better support for .NET controls (not to be considered final)
0.1.3 Many changes, few visible¶
15-Jan-2006
Wrote doc strings for all modules, classes and functions
Ran pychecker and pylint and fixed some errors/warning
changed
_connect, _start, _window, _control, _write
respectively to
connect_, start_, window_, connect_, write_
If you forget to change
_window
,_connect
and_start
then you will probably get the following error.TypeError: '_DynamicAttributes' object is not callable
pywinauto is now a package name - you need to import it or its modules
Changes to the code to deal with pywinauto package name
Fixed searching for windows if a Parent is passed in
Added Index to retrieved MenuItem dictionary
Added a check to ensure that a windows Handle is a valid window
Refactored some of the methods in common_controls
Refactored how FriendlyClassName is discovered (and still not really happy!
0.1.2 Add Readme and rollup various changes¶
15-Jan-2006
- Updated Readme (original readme was incorrect)
- Added clipboard module
- Fixed DrawOutline part of tests.__init__.print_bugs
- Added a NotifyParent to HwndWrapper
- Make sure that HwndWrapper.ref is initialized to None
- Refactored some methods of ComboBox and ListBox
- Updated Combo/ListBox selection methods
- Removed hardcoded paths from test_application.py
- Added section to save the document as UTF-8 in MinimalNotepadTest
- Fixed EscapeSpecials and UnEscapeSpecials in XMLHelpers
- Made sure that overly large bitmaps do not break XML writing
0.1.0 Initial Release¶
6-Jan-2006


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- GateAgent - Class in edu.ncsu.csc216.flight.plane
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The class for the Gate Agent
- GateAgent(String) - Constructor for class edu.ncsu.csc216.flight.plane.GateAgent
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Constructor for GateAgent
- GateAgentTest - Class in edu.ncsu.csc216.flight.plane
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test class for the gate agent
- GateAgentTest() - Constructor for class edu.ncsu.csc216.flight.plane.GateAgentTest
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- getLocation() - Method in class edu.ncsu.csc216.flight.plane.Seat
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Returns the location of the seat as a string
- getName() - Method in class edu.ncsu.csc216.flight.passengers.FlightReservation
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Returns the name of the passenger
- getSeat() - Method in class edu.ncsu.csc216.flight.passengers.FlightReservation
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Returns seat the passenger wants
- getSeatMap() - Method in class edu.ncsu.csc216.flight.plane.Flight
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returns the seat map for the flight
- getSeatMap() - Method in class edu.ncsu.csc216.flight.plane.GateAgent
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Returns the seat map of the plane
- getSeatMap() - Method in interface edu.ncsu.csc216.flight.plane.SeatingManager
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Get a seat map, where a seat in position [row, col] is represented by
its row and seat label or by null if there is no seat at the position.
- getSeatOccupationMap() - Method in class edu.ncsu.csc216.flight.plane.Flight
-
returns the occupation map of the seats on the flight
- getSeatOccupationMap() - Method in class edu.ncsu.csc216.flight.plane.GateAgent
-
Returns seat map that tells if occupied or not
- getSeatOccupationMap() - Method in interface edu.ncsu.csc216.flight.plane.SeatingManager
-
Get a map showing which seats are occupied.
- getVehicle() - Method in class edu.ncsu.csc216.flight.passengers.FlightReservation
-
Returns the flight the reservation is for


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| 02 / 2023 | TrojViT: Trojan Insertion in Vision Transformers is accepted by CVPR 2023. |
| 02 / 2023 | Primer: Privacy-preserving Transformer on Encrypted Data is accepted by DAC 2023. |
| 01 / 2023 | TrojText: Test-time Invisible Textual Trojan Insertion is accepted by ICLR 2023. |
| 10 / 2022 | Weighted value decomposition on language model is accepted by EMNLP 2022. |
| 03 / 2022 | LITE-MDETR is accepted by CVPR 2022. |
| 02 / 2022 | MATCHA is accepted by DAC 2022. |
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| 08 / 2021 | CryptoGRU is accepted by EMNLP 2021. |
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| 05 / 2021 | Qian received a Luddy Outstanding Research Award. |
| 09 / 2020 | Three papers were accepted by NeurIPS 2020. |
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TrojViT: Trojan Insertion in Vision Transformers Directly transplanting CNN-specific backdoor attacks to ViTs yields only a low clean data accuracy and a low attack success rate. In this paper, we propose a stealth and practical ViT-specific backdoor attack TrojViT. Rather than an area-wise trigger used by CNN-specific backdoor attacks, TrojViT generates a patch-wise trigger designed to build a Trojan composed of some vulnerable bits on the parameters of a ViT stored in DRAM memory through patch salience ranking and attention-target loss. |
Audit and Improve Robustness of Private Neural Networks on Encrypted Data Performing neural network inference on encrypted data without decryption is one popular method to enable privacy-preserving neural networks (PNet) as a service. Compared with regular neural networks deployed for machine-learning-as-a-service, PNet requires additional encoding, e.g., quantized-precision numbers, and polynomial activation. Encrypted input also introduces novel challenges such as adversarial robustness and security. To the best of our knowledge, we are the first to study questions including (i) Whether PNet is more robust against adversarial inputs than regular neural networks? (ii) How to design a robust PNet given the encrypted input without decryption? |
Lite-MDETR: A Lightweight Multi-Modal Detector We present a Lightweight modulated detector, Lite-MDETR, to facilitate efficient end-to-end multi-modal understanding on mobile devices. The key primitive is that Dictionary-Lookup-Transformormations (DLT) is proposed to replace Linear Transformation (LT) in multi-modal detectors where each weight in Linear Transformation (LT) is approximately factorized into a smaller dictionary, index, and coefficient. |
DictFormer: Tiny Transformer with Shared Dictionary We introduce DictFormer with efficient shared dictionary to provide a compact, fast, and accurate transformer model. DictFormer significantly reduces the redundancy in the transformer's parameters by replacing the prior transformer's parameters with compact, shared dictionary, few unshared coefficients and indices. Also, DictFormer enables faster computations since expensive weights multiplications are converted into cheap shared look-ups on dictionary and few linear projections. |
SAFENET: A SECURE, ACCURATE AND FAST NEURAL NETWORK INFERENCE A cryptographic neural network inference service is an efficient way to allow two parties to execute neural network inference without revealing either party's data or model. Nevertheless, existing cryptographic neural network inference services suffer from enormous running latency; in particular, the latency of communication-expensive cryptographic activation function is 3 orders of magnitude higher than plaintextdomain activation function. And activations are the necessary components of the modern neural networks. Therefore, slow cryptographic activation has become the primary obstacle of efficient cryptographic inference. In this paper, we propose a new technique, called SAFENet, to enable a Secure, Accurate and Fast nEural Network inference service. To speedup secure inference and guarantee inference accuracy, SAFENet includes channel-wise activation approximation with multiple-degree options. |
HEMET: A Homomorphic-Encryption-Friendly Privacy-Preserving Mobile Neural Network Architecture Recently Homomorphic Encryption (HE) is used to implement Privacy-Preserving Neural Networks (PPNNs) that perform inferences directly on encrypted data without decryption. Prior PPNNs adopt mobile network architectures such as SqueezeNet for smaller computing overhead, but we find naïvely using mobile network architectures for a PPNN does not necessarily achieve shorter inference latency. Despite having less parameters, a mobile network architecture typically introduces more layers and increases the HE multiplicative depth of a PPNN, thereby prolonging its inference latency. In this paper, we propose a HE-friendly privacy-preserving Mobile neural nETwork architecture, HEMET. |
AutoPrivacy: Automated Layer-wise Parameter Selection for Secure Neural Network Inference In this paper, for fast and accurate secure neural network inference, we propose an automated layer-wise parameter selector, AutoPrivacy, that leverages deep reinforcement learning to automatically determine a set of HE parameters for each linear layer in a HPPNN. The learning-based HE parameter selection policy outperforms conventional rule-based HE parameter selection policy. |
Falcon: Fast Spectral Inference on Encrypted Data In this paper, we propose a fast, frequency-domain deep neural network called Falcon, for fast inferences on encrypted data. Falcon includes a fast Homomorphic Discrete Fourier Transform (HDFT) using block-circulant matrices to homomorphically support spectral operations. We also propose several efficient methods to reduce inference latency, including Homomorphic Spectral Convolution and Homomorphic Spectral Fully Connected operations by combining the batched HE and block-circulant matrices. |
Glyph: Fast and accurately training deep neural networks on encrypted data In this paper, we propose, Glyph, an FHE-based technique to fast and accurately train DNNs on encrypted data by switching between TFHE (Fast Fully Homomorphic Encryption over the Torus) and BGV cryptosystems. Glyph uses logicoperation-friendly TFHE to implement nonlinear activations, while adopts vectorialarithmetic-friendly BGV to perform multiply-accumulations (MACs). Glyph further applies transfer learning on DNN training to improve test accuracy and reduce the number of MACs between ciphertext and ciphertext in convolutional layers. |
AUTOQ: AUTOMATED KERNEL-WISE NEURAL NETWORK QUANTIZATION It is difficult for even deep reinforcement learning (DRL) Deep Deterministic Policy Gradient (DDPG)-based agents to find a kernel-wise QBN configuration that can achieve reasonable inference accuracy. In this paper, we propose a hierarchical-DRL-based kernel-wise network quantIzation technique, AutoQ, to automatically search a QBN for each weight kernel, and choose another QBN for each activation layer. |
Helix: Algorithm/Architecture Co-design for Accelerating Nanopore Genome Base-calling We propose a novel algorithm/architecture codesigned PIM, Helix, to power-efficiently and accurately accelerate nanopore base-calling. From an algorithm perspective, we present systematic error-aware training to minimize the number of systematic errors in a quantized base-caller. From an architectural perspective, we propose a low-power SOT-MRAM-based ADC array to process analog-to-digital conversion operations and improve power the efficiency of prior DNN PIMs. Moreover, we revised a traditional NVM-based dot-product engine to accelerate CTC decoding operations, and create a SOT-MRAM binary comparator array to process read voting. |
SHE: A Fast and Accurate Deep Neural Network for Encrypted Data we propose a Shift-accumulation-based LHE-enabled deep neural network (SHE) for fast and accurate inferences on encrypted data. We use the binary operation-friendly Leveled Fast Homomorphic Encryption over Torus (LTFHE) encryption scheme to implement ReLU activations and max poolings. We also adopt the logarithmic quantization to accelerate inferences by replacing expensive LTFHE multiplications with cheap LTFHE shifts. We propose a mixed bitwidth accumulator to accelerate accumulations. Since the LTFHE ReLU activations, max poolings, shifts and accumulations have small multiplicative depth overhead, SHE can implement much deeper network architectures with more convolutional and activation layers. |
3dict: a reliable and qos capable mobile process-in-memory architecture for lookup-based cnns in 3d xpoint rerams In this paper, we propose a 3D XPoint ReRAM-based process-in-memory architecture, 3DICT, to provide various test accuracies to applications with different priorities by lookup-based CNN tests that dynamically exploit the trade-off between test accuracy and latency. |
Numerical Optimizations for Weighted Low-rank Estimation on Language Model |
coxHE: A software-hardware co-design framework for FPGA acceleration of homomorphic computation |
MATCHA: A Fast and Energy-Efficient Accelerator for Fully Homomorphic Encryption over the Torus |
Language model compression with weighted low-rank factorization |
CryptoGRU: Low Latency Privacy-Preserving Text Analysis With GRU |
Automatic Mixed-Precision Quantization Search of BERT |
LightBulb: A Photonic-Nonvolatile-Memory-based Accelerator for Binarized Convolutional Neural Networks |
MindReading: An Ultra-Low-Power Photonic Accelerator for EEG-based Human Intention Recognition |
Holylight: A nanophotonic accelerator for deep learning in data centers |
BRAWL: A Spintronics-Based Portable Basecalling-in-Memory Architecture for Nanopore Genome Sequencing |
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Button Handle - Custom Labels
Line Handle - Callout on Drag
Narrow - Track Styling - Snapping
Narrow - Gradient Track Styling - Callout on Hover
Range Track - Persistent Callout
Range Track Style - Custom Callout Styles
The slider component can be used to allow a user to select a single value or a range of values. It can easily be customized to match the desired appearance and behavior.
The component can be added to a page by using the following HTML:
Reference Plunker for the code used in all examples above
SliderValue
object, depending on the slider type specified.
value
changes.
The value or range should be specified by adding an value
attribute to the component tag. This should reference
either a single number or a SliderValue
object, depending on the slider type specified.
For single value selection, an example value might be:
For range selection, an example value might be:
The variable containing the value can be updated with the correct value, or values, when the slider is dragged if two way binding is used.
A wide range of options can used to customize the appearance and behavior of the component. These options should be stored
in an object and passed to the component by adding an options
attribute to the directive.
The default options for each chart are as follows:
Full details on each property and the possible values for each can be found below. All properties are optional, if they are not specified the default value will be used.
SliderType.Value
and SliderType.Range
.
SliderStyle.Button
and SliderStyle.Line
.
SliderCalloutTrigger.None
- The callout will never appear.SliderCalloutTrigger.Hover
- The callout will appear when the mouse is over the handle and will remain visible
when dragging the handle.SliderCalloutTrigger.Drag
- The callout will appear only when the handle is being dragged.SliderCalloutTrigger.Persistent
- The callout will always be visible.SliderSize.Wide
and SliderSize.Narrow
.
lower
- Specifies the color or colors to be shown in the area before the first drag handle.
This can be a string containing a color value or an array of strings which will result in a gradient.range
- Specifies the color or colors to be shown in the area between the first and second
drag handle (the selected range of values). This only applies when a range of values can be selected.
This can be a string containing a color value or an array of strings which will result in a gradient.higher
- Specifies the color or colors to be shown in the area after the last drag handle.
This can be a string containing a color value or an array of strings which will result in a gradient.SliderSnap.None
- No snapping will occur. This is the default value.SliderSnap.Major
- Will snap to the major ticks.SliderSnap.Minor
- Will snap to the minor ticks.SliderSnap.All
- Will snap to both the major and minor ticks.true
or false
.
By default both major and minor ticks will be shown.
10
, the
default for minor ticks is 5
. Additionally this can be an array containing precise values of
where ticks should appear. This can be useful when ticks should not appear at regular intervals.
true
or false
. By default major ticks will show labels, minor ticks will not.
Text inputs, or other controls can be used to allow users to change the value shown on the slider or to display the value
the slider has selected. These controls are not part of the slider component but can be easily combined by using the
ngModel
directive. Below is an example of how this can be achieved:


ngSanitize
The ngSanitize
module provides functionality to sanitize HTML.
See $sanitize
for usage.
First include angular-sanitize.js
in your HTML:
<script src="angular.js">
<script src="angular-sanitize.js">
You can download this file from the following places:
//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/angularjs/X.Y.Z/angular-sanitize.js
bower install<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"//code.angularjs.org/X.Y.Z/angular-sanitize.js"
where X.Y.Z is the AngularJS version you are running.
Then load the module in your application by adding it as a dependent module:
angular.module('app', ['ngSanitize']);
With that you're ready to get started!
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| linky | Finds links in text input and turns them into html links. Supports http/https/ftp/mailto and plain email address links. |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| $sanitize | The input is sanitized by parsing the HTML into tokens. All safe tokens (from a whitelist) are
then serialized back to properly escaped html string. This means that no unsafe input can make
it into the returned string, however, since our parser is more strict than a typical browser
parser, it's possible that some obscure input, which would be recognized as valid HTML by a
browser, won't make it through the sanitizer. The input may also contain SVG markup.
The whitelist is configured using the functions |


The following changes are in the version 3-5.85 distribution relative to the previous 3.5f version.
autoconfigure
. This should make porting to nonstandard
machines and operating systems much easier and should simplify the
maintenance for multi-architecture sites. See the ./WHERE-TO-
START
, ./INSTALL
and ./README
files for
a brief overview of the new building and installing procedures. See the
the building and installing pages in the HTML documentation for further
information.
./util/wininstall
directory for further information.
xntpd
daemon now calculates the authentication
delay automatically, so it no longer needs to be specified for each
architecture and operating system. The -e
command-line
switch has been removed from the xntpd
program. The
authdelay
configuration option has been removed.
auth
, monitor
, pll
and
stats
flags are enabled by default. The
bclient
and pps
flags are disabled by default.
The following changes are in the version 3.5f distribution relative to the previous 3.4y version.
/usr/include/sys
directory.
../machines
files for each
machine.)
ntp.drift
file in order to
activate these modifications.)
pps
option to the xntpdc
program and configuration file enable/disable
command,
which enables or disables the PPS precision time control signal for both
the PPS clock driver and kernel PPS interface, where available. This is
primarily intended for situations where external equipment has
malfunctioned or the signal has become excessively noisy.
precision
configuration file command and
xntpdc
command have been removed; the precision variable
quantity is now determined automatically and cannot be changed.
authenticate
and monitor
commands
in xntpdc
have been removed; the functions formerly
provided by these commands are now provided by the enable
and disable
commands.
Version 3.5 has been compiled and run on at least the following machines, operating systems and compilers. In all known cases, if the gcc compiler eats it with some success, the cc compiler also enjoys the meal; the converse is not always true. Note that, while all clock drivers have been compiled, only certain ones have been tested with each machine and operating system.
Previous versions have been compiled and run on at least the following machines, operating systems and compilers.
Machine OS Comp Notes ------------------------------------------------------------ A/UX 2.0.1, 3.x.x gcc LOCAL_CLOCK (jmj (94/01/26 see hints) AIX 3.2 ? ? Alpha OSF/1 1.2a gcc no REFCLOCK (dm 93/11/20) Alpha OSF/1 1.3 gcc no REFCLOCK (pb 93/10/25) Alpha OSF/1 2.0 gcc no REFCLOCK (dm 94/10/10) Alpha OSF/1 3.0 gcc no REFCLOCK (dm 95/07/15) Alpha OSF/1 3.2 gcc all clock drivers (dm 96/02/07) Convex Convex OS 10.1 ? ?


Batches objects created by a spark.streaming.NetworkReceiver and puts them into appropriately named blocks at regular intervals.
This method will be called to start receiving data.
This method will be called to start receiving data. All your receiver starting code should be implemented by defining this function.
This method will be called to stop receiving data.
This method will be called to stop receiving data.
Conveys a placement preference (hostname) for this receiver.
Pushes a block (as bytes) into the block manager.
Pushes a block (as iterator of values) into the block manager.
Starts the receiver.
Starts the receiver. First is accesses all the lazy members to materialize them. Then it calls the user-defined onStart() method to start other threads, etc required to receiver the data.
Stops the receiver.
Stops the receiver. First it interrupts the main receiving thread, that is, the thread that called receiver.start(). Then it calls the user-defined onStop() method to stop other threads and/or do cleanup.
Stops the receiver and reports to exception to the tracker.
Stops the receiver and reports to exception to the tracker. This should be called whenever an exception has happened on any thread of the receiver.
Abstract class of a receiver that can be run on worker nodes to receive external data. See NetworkInputDStream for an explanation.


Drew's List is platform for college students to buy and sell textbooks. The main actions of the app include scanning in the book's ISB-N, creating a listing, and messaging other students in the same campus. The listing creation flow is an easy and innate way of inputting information to allow other students to find their best match.


Welcome to my page. I have always workered in Operation positions throughout my entire working carrer but I always had a passion for tech. Throughpout the past 2 years that passion has grew to a fire. I have started to self teach myself to code.
I completed the six month Berkeley Coding Boot Camp on December 7, 2019 with a certification of completion. I am now currently enrolled at Western Governors University to complete my B.S. in computer Science. My expected completion date is set for late 2021.


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Woman's body found near wastewater treatment plant
by EndPlayATHOL, Mass. (AP) - Authorities continue to investigate the discovery of a body near a Massachusetts community's wastewater treatment plant.
The Northwestern district attorney's office in a statement says the body was found Monday near the entrance to the Athol wastewater treatment plant and the death is "considered criminal in nature."
The woman is white and in her 20s but her name was not released.
The state medical examiner's office will determine cause and manner of death.
No further details were released.


--- layout: post title: ! 'OSDC AU 2010: Get your papers in!' tags: - Application Lifecycle Management - ego - LinkedIn - Open Source Software - Project Management - Software Configuration Management - Software Development - Work Practices status: publish type: post published: true meta: jabber_published: '1280881620' _edit_last: '451289' email_notification: '1280881620' _wp_old_slug: '' --- Updated 12/Oct/2010 -- This proposal has been accepted so I hope to see you at OSDC 2010 The request for papers is up at The Open Source Developers Conference AU so get your ideas in. Here is my proposal for this year
Summary How software project managers and team leaders can use Open Source tools to measure their delivery and find low hanging fruit for improvement. Description: Too many software teams across the industry, large and small, lack consistent processes or a way to identify how to improve their current processes. Their customers are demanding faster delivery and better quality, but not allowing them them the space or time to make the needed improvements. Software vendors sell expensive product and service based solutions; however for teams starting on the process improvement journey with limited resources a great deal can be achieved internally, simply and cheaply, with Open Source This paper looks at the problem and some simple metrics to help identify where the greatest improvements can be made. A generic approach is used based on the use of a ticket system; and an example implementation, with reports, will be shown using the Fossil SCM tool (http://www.fossil-scm.org/). Specific issues to be covered include: * Background * Improvement objectives * Suitable metrics * Compliance and transparency issues * Issues and problems around process improvement in the team and organisation * Process and information requirements * The role of ticket based processes in the wider software development environment (Build, Version Control, Requirements, Deployment) * Tool selection Target audience: Project Managers and Team Leaders in start-up and low resource environments who need some quick wins. Developers who wish to the understand some of the wider issues in professional software development. FLOSS developers who want to understand the requirements for useful ticket applications


| 009:111 Khan | : |
Verily, Allah has purchased of the believers their lives and their properties; for the price that theirs shall be the Paradise.  It is a promise in truth which is binding on Him in the Taurat (Torah) and the Injeel (Gospel) and the Qur'an. And who is truer to his covenant than Allah? Then rejoice in the bargain which you have concluded. That is the supreme success. |
| 009:111 Maulana | : |
Surely Allah has bought from the believers their persons and their property -- theirs (in return) is the Garden. They fight in Allah's way, so they slay and are slain. It is a promise which is binding on Him in the Torah and the Gospel and the Qur'an. And who is more faithful to his promise than Allah? Rejoice therefore in your bargain which you have made. And that is the mighty achievement. |
| 009:111 Pickthal | : |
Lo! Allah hath bought from the believers their lives and their wealth because the Garden will be theirs: they shall fight in the way of Allah and shall slay and be slain. It is a promise which is binding on Him in the Torah and the Gospel and the Qur'an. Who fulfilleth His covenant better than Allah? Rejoice then in your bargain that ye have made, for that is the supreme triumph. |
| 009:111 Rashad | : |
GOD has bought from the believers their lives and their money in exchange for Paradise. Thus, they fight in the cause of GOD, willing to kill and get killed. Such is His truthful pledge in the Torah, the Gospel, and the Quran - and who fulfills His pledge better than GOD? You shall rejoice in making such an exchange. This is the greatest triumph. |
| 009:111 Sarwar | : |
God has purchased the souls and property of the believers in exchange for Paradise. They fight for the cause of God to destroy His enemies and to sacrifice themselves. This is a true promise which He has revealed in the Torah, the Gospel, and the Quran. No one is more true to His promise than God. Let this bargain be glad news for them. This is indeed the supreme triumph. |
| 009:111 Shakir | : |
Surely Allah has bought of the believers their persons and their property for this, that they shall have the garden; they fight in Allah's way, so they slay and are slain; a promise which is binding on Him in the Taurat and the Injeel and the Quran; and who is more faithful to his covenant than Allah? Rejoice therefore in the pledge which you have made; and that is the mighty achievement. |
| 009:111 Sherali | : |
Surely, ALLAH has purchased of the believers their persons and their property in return for the heavenly Garden they shall have; they fight in the cause of ALLAH, and they slay and are slain - an unfailing promise that HE has made binding on Himself in the Torah, and the Gospel, and the Qur'an. And who is more faithful to his promise than ALLAH? Rejoice, then, in your bargain which you have made with HIM; and that is the mighty triumph. |
| 009:111 Yusufali | : |
Allah hath purchased of the believers their persons and their goods; for theirs (in return) is the garden (of Paradise): they fight in His cause, and slay and are slain: a promise binding on Him in truth, through the Law, the Gospel, and the Qur'an: and who is more faithful to his covenant than Allah? then rejoice in the bargain which ye have concluded: that is the achievement supreme. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: الإيمان > الكتب السماوية الأخرى > الإنجيل Faith> The Other Divine Books> The Gospel> الإيمان > الكتب السماوية الأخرى > التوراة Faith> The Other Divine Books> The Bible الجهاد > (تعليمات حربية (أحكام خاصة > (تعليمات حربية (أحكام خاصة > البيعة Jihad> Warlike Instructions\Special Rules> Warlike Instructions\Special Rules> The Pledge of Allegiance الجهاد > الجهاد في سبيل الإسلام > أشرار الجند Jihad> The Call to Jihad>The Wicked Soldiers الجهاد > الجهاد في سبيل الإسلام > الدعوة إلى الجهاد Jihad> The Call to Jihad>The Call for the Holy War الجهاد > الجهاد في سبيل الإسلام > ذم المتخاذلين عن الجهاد Jihad> The Call to Jihad>Dispraise the Reluctant for the Holy War الجهاد > الجهاد في سبيل الإسلام > مدح الجهاد Jihad> The Call to Jihad>Praising the Holy War تنظيم العلاقات المالية > اكتسابها Organizing Financial Relationships>Winning it تنظيم العلاقات المالية > الأموال Organizing Financial Relationships>Wealth Property تنظيم العلاقات المالية > تملك الأموال Organizing Financial Relationships>Possessing Property
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


2018 GJA Awards: Full list of winners
The 70th anniversary celebration of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) was climaxed with an award ceremony, Saturday, at the Kempinski Gold Coast Hotel in Accra.
Aimed at honouring outstanding journalists and media shows which had excelled in the field of journalism, the 24th edition saw Doreen Hammond of Graphic Communications Group Limited emerge the Overall Best Journalist for the Year 2018.
Honorary awards were also presented to a number of personalities including Sir Sam Jonah and Dr Charles Wereko Brobbey.
Below is the list of the award winners in the competitive category
• Doreen Hammond (Graphic) - Best Journalist for the Year 2018
• Doreen Hammond (Daily Graphic) - Best Columnist
• Rebecca Kwei (Daily Graphic) - Best HIV/AIDS Reporter
• Maxwell Akalaare Adombilla (Graphic Business) - Best Economic and Financial Reporter (Print)
• Nana Konadu Agyeman (Daily Graphic) - Best Transport and Road Safety Reporter (Print)
• Moses Dotse Aklorbortu (Graphic Business) - Best Oil and Gas Reporter
• Maclean Kwofi (Graphic Business) - Best Maritme Reporter (Print)
• Kester Aburam Kuranchie (Graphic Business) - Best Investigative Reporter
• Edmund Smith-Asante (Daily Graphic) - Best Tourism Reporter (Print)
• Charles Andoh (The Mirror) - Best Education Reporter (Print)
• Charles Benoni Okine (Graphic Business) - Best Telecommunication Reporter (Print)
• Daily Graphic - Best Newspaper
• Citi Breakfast Show - Best Morning Show (English)
• Citi FM - Best Radio Station (English)
• Samuel A. Akapule (Ghanaian Times) - Best Rural Reporter
• Kingsley Hope (Ghanaian Times) - Best Sports Reporter (Print)
• John Vigah (Ghanaian Times) - Best Feature Writer (Print)
• Geoffrey Buta (The Spectator) - Best Photo Journalist
• Alberto Mario Noretti (Ghanaian Times) - Best Small and Medium Scale Reporter (Print)
• Abigail Annor (Ghanaian Times) - Best News Reporter (Print)
• Kwaku Osei Bonsu (GNA) - Winner of Dr G.T. Anim Award for Ethics in Journalism
• Prosper Kuorsoh (GNA) - Best Agric Reporter (Print)
• Albert Futukpor (GNA) Best Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Reporter (Online)
• Albert Oppong Andah (GNA) - Best Environment Reporter (Electronic)
• A.B. Kafui Kanyi (GNA) - Best Child Protection and Participation (Electronic)
• GNA - Best Online News
• Janet Abena Quainoo (GTV) - Best Rural Reporter (Electronic)
• Ibrahim Oppong Boateng (GTV) - Best Court and Crime Reporter
• Clara Mlano (GTV) - Best Reporter in Illegal Mining (Galamsey)
• GTV - Best Democracy and Peace Building Television Station
• GTV - Best Radio and TV Programme in Ga, Ewe
• Portia Gabor (TV3) - Best Female Journalist
• Portia Gabor (TV3) - Best Transport Ans Road Safety (Electronic)
• Peter Quao Adator (TV3) - Best Sports Reporter (Electronic)
• Evelyn Tengmaa (TV3) - Best Political Reporter
• TV3’s New Day - Best Television Morning Show (English)
• Ina Thalia Quansah (Joy News/Radio Maxx) - Most Promising Journalist
• Seth Kwame Boateng (Joy News) - Best Human Rights Reporter
• Seth Kwame Boateng (Joy News) Best in Features (TV)
• Justice Baidoo (Joy News) - Best Telecommunication (Electronic)
• Beryl Ernestina Richter (Joy News) - Best Health Reporter (TV)
• Nabil Ahmed Rufai (GHOne TV) - Best Education Reporter (Electronic)
• Alice Aryeetey (GHOne TV) - Best Media Advocate for Disability for the Year
• Alice Aryeetey (GHOne TV) - Best TV News Reporter
• GHOne TV - Best Television Station (English)
• Kofi Amoah (TV Africa) - Best Reporter in Disability
• Grace Nana Esi (Oman FM) - Best Maritime Reporter (Electronic)
• Adu Gyamfi Marfo (Kingdom FM) - Child Protection and Participation (Radio)
• Kabu Nartey (GIJ) - Best Student Journalist
• Anim Addo (UTV) - Best Agric Reporter (TV)
• UTV’s Heritage Ghana - Best TV Programme in Akan
• Peace FM’s Kookrokoo - Best Morning Show (Akan)
• UTV - Best Television Station (Akan)
• Peace FM - Best Radio Station (Akan)
• Di Asa on Atinka TV - Best Arts and Entertainment Programme
• Best Regional FM Stations - West End Radio, Bright FM, Radio Savannah, URA Radio, Radio Upper West, Space FM, Classic FM, Hello FM, Swiss FM -


|
ibisami
0.8
Public domain IBIS-AMI model creation infrastructure.
|
Files | |
| file | ami_rx.cpp [code] |
| Implementation of AmiRx class. | |
| file | ami_tx.cpp [code] |
| Implementation of AmiTx class. | |
| file | amimodel.cpp [code] |
| Implementation of AMIModel class. | |
| file | dfe.cpp [code] |
| Implementation of DFE class. | |
| file | digital_filter.cpp [code] |
| Implementation of DigitalFilter class. | |
| file | fir_filter.cpp [code] |
| Implementation of FIRFilter class. | |
| file | ibisami_api.cpp [code] |
| Provides IBIS-AMI API and necessary bootstrapping. | |
| file | util.cpp [code] |
| Small, generally useful utilities. | |


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java.lang.Object com.vividsolutions.jts.triangulate.ConformingDelaunayTriangulationBuilder
public class ConformingDelaunayTriangulationBuilder
A utility class which creates Conforming Delaunay Trianglulations from collections of points and linear constraints, and extract the resulting triangulation edges or triangles as geometries.
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
ConformingDelaunayTriangulationBuilder()
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| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
Geometry |
getEdges(GeometryFactory geomFact)
Gets the edges of the computed triangulation as a MultiLineString . |
QuadEdgeSubdivision |
getSubdivision()
Gets the QuadEdgeSubdivision which models the computed triangulation. |
Geometry |
getTriangles(GeometryFactory geomFact)
Gets the faces of the computed triangulation as a GeometryCollection
of Polygon . |
void |
setConstraints(Geometry constraintLines)
Sets the linear constraints to be conformed to. |
void |
setSites(Geometry geom)
Sets the sites (point or vertices) which will be triangulated. |
void |
setTolerance(double tolerance)
Sets the snapping tolerance which will be used to improved the robustness of the triangulation computation. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
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public ConformingDelaunayTriangulationBuilder()
| Method Detail |
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public void setSites(Geometry geom)
geom
- the geometry from which the sites will be extracted.public void setConstraints(Geometry constraintLines)
constraintLines
- the lines to constraint topublic void setTolerance(double tolerance)
tolerance
- the tolerance distance to usepublic QuadEdgeSubdivision getSubdivision()
public Geometry getEdges(GeometryFactory geomFact)
MultiLineString
.
geomFact
- the geometry factory to use to create the output
public Geometry getTriangles(GeometryFactory geomFact)
GeometryCollection
of Polygon
.
geomFact
- the geometry factory to use to create the output
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Google Chrome considering badge to shame sites that load slowly
Google could soon call out websites that load slowly by displaying a badge of shame within its Chrome web browser.
The tech giant said it believes the web “can do better” and is considering a badge system to encourage developers to up their game when building websites.
Poorly built websites or those using old practices can have an impact on website loading speeds irrespective of the user’s broadband connection.
The company will do this by looking at how long it takes websites to load historically.
“Further along, we may expand this to include identifying when a page is likely to be slow for a user based on their device and network conditions,” the firm said.
“We are being very mindful with our approach to setting the bar for what is considered a good user experience and hope to land on something that is practically achievable by all developers.”
Google is looking into various ways of achieving this, such as a splash screen which appears when the page is loading, warning people that the page “usually loads slow”.
Meanwhile, fast websites would feature a green progress indicator.
The company is urging web developers not to “wait to optimise your site”, offering a number of resources to help improve their loading speeds.


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Welcome to dev version of vocloud server – distributed parallel system for machine learning of astronomical data.
The early stages of development of this service in years 2013–2015 was supported by grant 13-08195S of Czech Science Foundation.
Its current extended version has been funded by grant COST LD-15113 of Czech Ministry of Education Youth and Sport.
Source code is available on github.
References
Koza, J. Interactive Cloud-Based Platform for Parallelized Machine Learning of Astronomical Big Data, Master's Thesis, Czech Technical University in Prague, Faculty of Information Technology, 2017, doi:10.5281/zenodo.573727, on-line: https://zenodo.org/record/573727
Koza, J. Design and implementation of a distributed platform for data mining of big astronomical spectra archives, Bachelor's Thesis, Czech Technical University in Prague, Faculty of Information Technology, 2015, doi:10.5281/zenodo.44641, on-line: https://zenodo.org/record/44641
Peterka, T. Machine Learning in Astroinformatics using Massively Parallel Data Processing, Master's Thesis, Czech Technical University in Prague, Faculty of Information Technology, 2015, doi:10.5281/zenodo.44728, on-line: https://zenodo.org/record/44728
Palička, A. Application of Random Decision Forests in Astroinformatics, Bachelor's Thesis, Czech Technical University in Prague, Faculty of Information Technology, Prague, 2014, on-line: https://dip.felk.cvut.cz/browse/pdfcache/palicand_2014bach.pdf
Lopatovský, L. Application of Self-Organizing Maps in Astroinformatics, Bachelor's Thesis, Czech Technical University in Prague, Faculty of Information Technology, Prague, 2014, on-line: https://dip.felk.cvut.cz/browse/pdfcache/lopatluk_2014bach.pdf


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