egel - an untyped functional scripting language
egel
[-|--interact] [-I path|--include path] [file]
egel
[-I path|--include path] -e command
egel
[-h|--help|-v|--version]
Egel is an untyped concurrent functional scripting language based on eager combinator rewriting with a concise but remarkably powerful syntax.
Egel's basic functionality can be extended with your own modules written in C++. Those modules are dynamically loaded.
-h
, --help
Prints brief usage information, may list debug options.
-v
, --version
Prints the current version number.
-
, --interact
Enter interactive mode unconditionally.
-e
, --eval <command>
Evaluate the given command.
-I
, --include <path>
Add an include path.
Egel is an expression language and the interpreter a symbolic evaluator.
Egel code consist of expression which are evaluated eagerly.
Basic primitives are integers, floats, unicode characters, and unicode strings.
0 1 2
, 0.0 3.14 -1.2
, 'a'
'∀'
, or "Hello World!"
All constants compose.
(0 1)
is just as legal as (cons 'a' nil)
Rewriting is done with the pattern-matching anonymous abstraction, uppercase letters denote variables.
[ X -> X ]
, [ (cons HEAD TAIL) -> HEAD ]
The abstraction consists of a number of matches, it may be variadic without penalty.
[ X Y -> 2 | X -> 1 | -> 0]
A backslash \
starts a lambda abstraction.
\(cons X XX) -> X
Patterns may match against tags.
[ I:int -> "an int" | C:cons -> "a cons" ]
Let expressions assign values to intermediaries.
let X = 1 + 2 in X * X
A semicolon separates computations.
print (1+2); "done"
Exception handling is supported, any value may be thrown and caught.
try 1 + throw "failure" catch [ EXC -> print EXC ]
The do notation composes chains of transformations.
(do ((+) 1) |> foldl (*) 1) (from_to 0 4)
Parallell programming is achieved through the async/await
combinators.
Asynchronous programs start threads that return future objects.
let F = async [ _ -> fib 35 ] in await F
Formatting strings is handled with the format
combinator, see https://fmt.dev/.
print (format "Hello {}" "world")
The interpreter implements a term rewriter though has mutable references.
All combinators are named lowercase, there is some provisional support for unicode.
Modules may import each other. The main
combinator of the top module drives
all computation when present.
Tying it all together:
# A fibonnaci implementation.
import "prelude.eg"
namespace Fibonnaci (
using System
def fib =
[ 0 -> 0
| 1 -> 1
| N -> fib (N- 2) + fib (N- 1) ]
)
using System
def main = Fibonnaci::fib (3+2)
There are three modes in which the interpreter is used: batch, interactive, or command mode.
In batch mode, just supply the top module with a main
combinator.
$ egel helloworld.eg
Hello world!
The interpreter will start in interactive mode when invoked without a module argument.
$ egel
> using System
> 1 + 1
2
Supply a command to use egel -e
as a simple calculator. Double semicolons are separators.
$ egel fib.eg -e "using Fibonnaci;; fib 3"
5
The following files should be in the EGEL_PATH
directory.
prelude.eg
calculate.eg
search.eg
The standard Egel prelude and additional theories.
os.ego
fs.ego
regex.ego
input/output, filesystem, regexes dynamic libraries.
EGEL_PATH
The path to the standard include directory.
EGEL_PS0
The prompt given by the interpreter in interactive mode.
See GitHub Issues: https://github.com/egel-lang/egel/issues
MIT License (c) 2017 M.C.A. (Marco) Devillers<EMAIL_ADDRESS>c++(1)


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paxos.protobufs package¶
Submodules¶
paxos.protobufs.paxos_pb2 module¶
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class
paxos.protobufs.paxos_pb2.
BetaVMServicer
¶ Bases:
object
Defines a VM service, which provides functionality for Proposer, Acceptor and Learner.
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handle_accept
(request, context)¶
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handle_learn
(request, context)¶ Learners will receive these
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handle_prepare
(request, context)¶ Acceptors will receive these
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handle_promise
(request, context)¶ Proposers will receive these
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handle_refuse
(request, context)¶
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class
paxos.protobufs.paxos_pb2.
BetaVMStub
¶ Bases:
object
Defines a VM service, which provides functionality for Proposer, Acceptor and Learner.
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handle_accept
(request, timeout)¶
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handle_learn
(request, timeout)¶ Learners will receive these
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handle_prepare
(request, timeout)¶ Acceptors will receive these
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handle_promise
(request, timeout)¶ Proposers will receive these
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handle_refuse
(request, timeout)¶
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paxos.protobufs.paxos_pb2.
beta_create_VM_server
(servicer, pool=None, pool_size=None, default_timeout=None, maximum_timeout=None)¶
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paxos.protobufs.paxos_pb2.
beta_create_VM_stub
(channel, host=None, metadata_transformer=None, pool=None, pool_size=None)¶


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I consider myself to be an amicable and non-judgemental person who can work with a wide variety of people regardless of background. On the other hand I often find it difficult to admit it when I don't understand something and often avoid asking for help to the detriment of myself and whatever project I am working on. It is an issue that I am trying to address and something that I must overcome if I am to do well at EDA. I ultimately believe that I will succeed and that the mentality of EDA will mesh well with my personality.
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debconf-set-selections - insert new values into the debconf database
debconf-set-selections file debconf-get-selections | ssh newhost debconf-set-selections
debconf-set-selections can be used to pre-seed the debconf database with answers, or to change answers in the database. Each question will be marked as seen to prevent debconf from asking the question interactively.
Reads from a file if a filename is given, otherwise from stdin.
Only use this command to seed debconf values for packages that will be or are installed. Otherwise you can end up with values in the database for uninstalled packages that will not go away, or with worse problems involving shared values. It is recommended that this only be used to seed the database if the originating machine has an identical install.
The data is a series of lines. Lines beginning with a # character are comments. Blank lines are ignored. All other lines set the value of one question, and should contain four values, each separated by one character of whitespace. The first value is the name of the package that owns the question. The second is the name of the question, the third value is the type of this question, and the fourth value (through the end of the line) is the value to use for the answer of the question.
Alternatively, the third value can be *(L"seen*(R"; then the preseed line only controls whether the question is marked as seen in debconf's database. Note that preseeding a question's value defaults to marking that question as seen, so to override the default value without marking a question seen, you need two lines.
Lines can be continued to the next line by ending them with a *(L"e*(R" character.
# Force debconf priority to critical. debconf debconf/priority select critical
# Override default frontend to readline, but allow user to select. debconf debconf/frontend select readline debconf debconf/frontend seen false
verbose output
only check the input file format, do not save changes to database
debconf-get-selections|(1) (available in the debconf-utils package)
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WITNESS LIST Health & Human Services Committee April 2, 1997-8:00A SB 30 On: Wisdom, Marie B. (Advoc. Nurs. Hm. Ref.), Austin Registering, but not testifying: On: Branton, Joe (Texas Dept. of Health), Austin Herskowitz, Robin (Comptroler Pub. Accts.), Austin McKinney, Mike (Htlh. Hum. Svcs. Comm.), Austin Talbot, David A. (Office of Atty. Gen.), Austin Taylor, Beth (Office of Atty. Gen.), Austin SB 84 For: Clayton, Nan (Amer. Assn. Ret. Pers.), Austin Harper, Gay Nell (Amer. Assn. Ret. Pers.), Corpus Christi Wisdom, Marie B. (Advoc. Nurs. Home. Ref.), Austin Against: Gard, Tommy (Tx. Bd. Nurs. Fac. Adm.), Nederland Hunter, Tom (Tx. Assn. Lic. Fac. Ad.), Austin Killian, Cheryl (Tx. Bd. Nurs. Fac. Ad.), Arlington Turner, Jerry (Tx. Bd. Nurs. Fac. Adm.), Hillsboro Registering, but not testifying: For: Audelotte, J. K. (self), Waco Burliss, Robin (self), Waco Carter, Candice (Amer. Assn. Ret. Pers.), Austin DeVaney, Sarah E. (Tx. Adv. Nurs. Hm. Res.), Austin Ferris, Beth (Tx. Adv. Nurs. Hm. Res.), Austin Ferris, O. D. (Tx. Adv. Nurs. Hm. Res.), Austin Fieseler, Calvin L. (self), Waco Gropp, Lucille (Tx. Adv. Nurs. Hm. Res.), Duncanville Holtermann, John W. (Tx. Silver-Haired Leg.), San Marcos Kelly, Roy (self), Waco Kramer, Ken (Amer. Assn. Ret. Pers.), Austin Lietz, Barbara B. (Tx. Adv. Nurs. Hm. Res.), Lancaster Linkous, B. F. (self), Waco Marcy, Caroline D. (Tx. Adv. Nurs. Hm. Res.), Garland Miles, Marsha S. (self), Waco Mimms, Annie Mae (self), Waco Mimms, Elmo (self), Waco O'Reilly, Lou (Tx. Adv. Nurs. Hm. Res.), Dallas Pyles, Oscar F. (self), Waco Ray, Roy (Amer. Assn. Ret. Pers.), Austin Richardson, Hope (self), Waco Scorr, Robert L. (self), Waco Scott, James W. (self), Waco Shilling, Ann (self), Waco Smelser, Glenda (Tx. Adv. Nurs. Hm. Res.), Grand Prarie Smelser, Tommy (self), Grand Prarie Stockton, Gwyne (Tx. Adv. Nurs. Hm. Res.), Richardson Sutton, Melvin (self), Waco On: Crank, Timothy W. (Normandy Terrace SE), San Antonio Hanna, Cynthia (self), Hondo Henderson, Marina (Hlth. Hum. Svcs. Comm.), Austin Lane, Bobby (Texas Dept. of Health), Austin Roberts, Beverly (Tx. Assn. Facil. Admin.), Devine Thorpe, Lindsay (Chartwell Healthcare), Dallas Willis, John F. (Texas Dept. on Aging), Austin Zukowski, Jim (Texas Dept. of Health), Austin SB 361 On: Jones, Jennifer (Sunset Commission), Austin King, Charla Ann (Sunset Commission), Austin Messinger, Zoe (Sunset Commission), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Butler, Chris (Texas Acupuncture Assn.), Austin Word, J. P. (Texas Chiroprac. Assn.), Austin On: Kanz, Kevin (Texas Chiroprac. Assn.), Austin SB 514 For: Wisdom, Marie B. (Advoc. Nurs. Home Ref.), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Brown, Laura (Coal. Txns. with Disab.), Austin Carter, Candice (Amer. Assn. Reti. Pers.), Austin Cernoch, Jennifer M. (Tx. Respite Res. Netw.), San Antonio Clayton, Nan (Amer. Assn. Reti. Pers.), Austin Harper, Gay Nell (Amer. Assn. Reti. Pers.), Austin Horne, Allen (Texas Hospital Assn.), Austin Kramer, Ken (Amer. Assn. Reti. Pers.), Austin Magruder, Mary Jo (Tx. Planning Coun. Dev.), Austin Markland, Barrett (Advocacy, Inc.), Austin Ray, Roy (Amer. Assn. Reti. Pers.), Austin Schaffer, Susan (The Arc of Texas), Austin Schwartz, Jonas (United Cerebal Palsy), Austin On: Henderson, Marina (Hlth. Hum. Svcs. Comm.), Austin O'Connell, Maureen (Advocacy, Inc.), Austin SB 913 Registering, but not testifying: For: Alexander, Troy (Tx. Acad. Family Phys.), Austin McMurry, Ron (Tx. Acad. Family Phys.), Jasper On: Bultman, Linda (Tx. Dept. of Health), Austin Jordan, Laura (Cent. Rural Hlth. Init.), Austin SB 939 On: Fillmore, Debbie (Tx. Comm. Jail Stand.), Austin Silva, Ray (Tx. Dept. of Health), Austin SB 1057 Registering, but not testifying: On: Hale, Karen (Ment. Hlth. Ment. Ret.), Austin SB 1159 For: Benson, Johnnie (Tx. Assn. Res. Car. Cm.), Fort Worth On: Venza, Tony (Tx. Dept. Human Svcs.), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Harper, Gay Nell (Amer. Assn. Ret. Pers.), Corpus Christi Kramer, Ken (Amer. Assn. Ret. Pers.), Austin Ray, Roy (Amer. Assn. Ret. Pers.), Austin SB 1243 Registering, but not testifying: For: Hooser, Greg (Tx. Assn. Perfusion.), Austin On: Ballard, Shannon (Tx. Bd. Perfusionists), Austin Bradford, Debbie (Tx. Dept. of Health), Austin SB 1247 Against: Speights, Sara (Tx. Assn. Home Care), Austin Registering, but not testifying: On: Beechinor, Julia R. (Tx. Dept. of Health), Austin SB 1248 For: Hoosen, Greg (Private Prov. Assn.), Austin Schaffer, Susan M. (The Arc of Texas), Austin Smith, Carole (Tx. Assn. Ment. Retar.), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Childress, Terry (Concept Six, Inc.), Austin Israel, Gordon (Braco Residencies, Inc.), Austin Magruder, Mary Jo (Tx. Plan. Coun. Dev. D.), Austin Markland, Barrett (Advocacy, Inc.), Austin Saari, Wendy (EduCare), Austin SB 1284 Registering, but not testifying: On: Branton, Charles (Tx. Dept. of Health), Austin SB 1295 For: McMurry, Ron (Tx. Acad. Family Phys.), Jasper Registering, but not testifying: For: Adams, Guy M. (self), Lindale Adams, Linda (self), Lindale Clayton, Bill (Parents of UAG), Austin Francisco, C.J. (Texas Medical Assn.), Austin Fulbright, Billy J. (self), Montgomery Fulbright, Jo (self), Montgomery Greenstreet, Barbara (self), Houston Kemp, William F. (self), Austin Lebrija, Itze (self), Houston Luevano, Alfonso (Parents of UAG), La Pryor Saxe, Charles (self), Houston Villarreal, Horacio R. (Parents of UAG), Corpus Christi On: Greene, Deborah L. (Texas Medical Assn.), Austin SB 1313 For: Hooser, Greg (Texas Diatetic Assn.), Austin Registering, but not testifying: On: Penfield, Susan (Tx. Dept. of Health), Austin SB 1763 For: Cocca, Sam (Fireside Lodge), Fort Worth Hammett, Harold (Fireside Lodge), Fort Worth On: Elo, Patty (Fireside Lodge), Fort Worth Registering, but not testifying: For: Carter, Candice (Amer. Assn. Retir. Per.), Austin Clayton, Nan (Amer. Assn. Retir. Per.), Austin Harper, Gay Nell (Amer. Assn. Retir. Per.), Corpus Christi Horne, Allan (Texas Hospital Assn.), Austin Kramer, Ken (Amer. Assn. Retir. Per.), Austin Latimer, DAvid (Tx. Assn. Hms. & Svcs.), Austin Ray, Roy (Amer. Assn. Retir. Per.), Austin Smelser, Glenda (Tx. Adv. Nurs. Hm. Res.), Grand Prarie On: Endres, Rosemary (Fireside Lodge), Fort Worth Venza, Tony (Tx. Dept. Human Svcs.), Austin Willis, John (Texas Dept. on Aging), Austin


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The primary interface to the low-level networking layer in this package. More...
Classes | |
| class | Interface |
Public Member Functions | |
| __init__ () | |
| bool | closeConnection (Connection connection) |
| Terminates a UDP or TCP socket previously opened. More... | |
| const ConnectionManager::Interface | getInterface (int n) |
| Returns the nth usable network interface detected on this machine. More... | |
| list | getInterfaces () |
| int | getNumInterfaces () |
| This returns the number of usable network interfaces detected on this machine. More... | |
| Connection | openTCPClientConnection (const NetAddress address, int timeout_ms) |
| Attempts to establish a TCP client connection to a server at the indicated address. More... | |
| Connection | openTCPClientConnection (str hostname, uint16_t port, int timeout_ms) |
| This is a shorthand version of the function to directly establish communications to a named host and port. More... | |
| Connection | openTCPServerRendezvous (const NetAddress address, int backlog) |
| Creates a socket to be used as a rendezvous socket for a server to listen for TCP connections. More... | |
| Connection | openTCPServerRendezvous (str hostname, uint16_t port, int backlog) |
| Creates a socket to be used as a rendezvous socket for a server to listen for TCP connections. More... | |
| Connection | openTCPServerRendezvous (uint16_t port, int backlog) |
| Creates a socket to be used as a rendezvous socket for a server to listen for TCP connections. More... | |
| Connection | openUDPConnection (str hostname, uint16_t port, bool for_broadcast) |
| Opens a socket for sending and/or receiving UDP packets. More... | |
| Connection | openUDPConnection (uint16_t port) |
| Opens a socket for sending and/or receiving UDP packets. More... | |
| scanInterfaces () | |
| Repopulates the list reported by get_num_interface()/get_interface(). More... | |
| bool | waitForReaders (double timeout) |
| Blocks the process for timeout number of seconds, or until any data is available on any of the non-threaded ConnectionReaders or ConnectionListeners, whichever comes first. More... | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static str | getHostName () |
| Returns the name of this particular machine on the network, if available, or the empty string if the hostname cannot be determined. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| String | host_name |
| Returns the name of this particular machine on the network, if available, or the empty string if the hostname cannot be determined. More... | |
| const ConnectionManager::Interface | interfaces [] |
| Returns the nth usable network interface detected on this machine. More... | |
The primary interface to the low-level networking layer in this package.
A ConnectionManager is used to establish and destroy TCP and UDP connections. Communication on these connections, once established, is handled via ConnectionReader, ConnectionWriter, and ConnectionListener.
You may use this class directly if you don't care about tracking which connections have been unexpectedly closed; otherwise, you should use QueuedConnectionManager to get reports about these events (or derive your own class to handle these events properly).
| __init__ | ( | ) |
| bool closeConnection | ( | Connection | connection | ) |
Terminates a UDP or TCP socket previously opened.
This also removes it from any associated ConnectionReader or ConnectionListeners.
The socket itself may not be immediately closed–it will not be closed until all outstanding pointers to it are cleared, including any pointers remaining in NetDatagrams recently received from the socket.
The return value is true if the connection was marked to be closed, or false if close_connection() had already been called (or the connection did not belong to this ConnectionManager). In neither case can you infer anything about whether the connection has actually been closed yet based on the return value.
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static |
Returns the name of this particular machine on the network, if available, or the empty string if the hostname cannot be determined.
| const ConnectionManager::Interface getInterface | ( | int | n | ) |
Returns the nth usable network interface detected on this machine.
See scan_interfaces() to repopulate this list.
| list getInterfaces | ( | ) |
| int getNumInterfaces | ( | ) |
This returns the number of usable network interfaces detected on this machine.
See scan_interfaces() to repopulate this list.
| Connection openTCPClientConnection | ( | const NetAddress | address, |
| int | timeout_ms | ||
| ) |
Attempts to establish a TCP client connection to a server at the indicated address.
If the connection is not established within timeout_ms milliseconds, a null connection is returned.
| Connection openTCPClientConnection | ( | str | hostname, |
| uint16_t | port, | ||
| int | timeout_ms | ||
| ) |
This is a shorthand version of the function to directly establish communications to a named host and port.
| Connection openTCPServerRendezvous | ( | const NetAddress | address, |
| int | backlog | ||
| ) |
Creates a socket to be used as a rendezvous socket for a server to listen for TCP connections.
The socket returned by this call should only be added to a ConnectionListener (not to a generic ConnectionReader).
This variant of this method accepts a NetAddress, which allows you to specify a specific interface to listen to.
backlog is the maximum length of the queue of pending connections.
| Connection openTCPServerRendezvous | ( | str | hostname, |
| uint16_t | port, | ||
| int | backlog | ||
| ) |
Creates a socket to be used as a rendezvous socket for a server to listen for TCP connections.
The socket returned by this call should only be added to a ConnectionListener (not to a generic ConnectionReader).
This variant of this method accepts a "hostname", which is usually just an IP address in dotted notation, and a port number. It will listen on the interface indicated by the IP address. If the IP address is empty string, it will listen on all interfaces.
backlog is the maximum length of the queue of pending connections.
| Connection openTCPServerRendezvous | ( | uint16_t | port, |
| int | backlog | ||
| ) |
Creates a socket to be used as a rendezvous socket for a server to listen for TCP connections.
The socket returned by this call should only be added to a ConnectionListener (not to a generic ConnectionReader).
This variant of this method accepts a single port, and will listen to that port on all available interfaces, both IPv4 and IPv6.
backlog is the maximum length of the queue of pending connections.
| Connection openUDPConnection | ( | str | hostname, |
| uint16_t | port, | ||
| bool | for_broadcast | ||
| ) |
Opens a socket for sending and/or receiving UDP packets.
If the port number is greater than zero, the UDP connection will be opened for listening on the indicated port; otherwise, it will be useful only for sending.
This variant accepts both a hostname and port to listen on a particular interface; if the hostname is empty, all interfaces will be available, both IPv4 and IPv6.
If for_broadcast is true, this UDP connection will be configured to send and/or receive messages on the broadcast address (<IP_ADDRESS>); otherwise, these messages may be automatically filtered by the OS.
Use a ConnectionReader and ConnectionWriter to handle the actual communication.
| Connection openUDPConnection | ( | uint16_t | port | ) |
Opens a socket for sending and/or receiving UDP packets.
If the port number is greater than zero, the UDP connection will be opened for listening on the indicated port; otherwise, it will be useful only for sending.
Use a ConnectionReader and ConnectionWriter to handle the actual communication.
| scanInterfaces | ( | ) |
Repopulates the list reported by get_num_interface()/get_interface().
It is not necessary to call this explicitly, unless you want to re-determine the connected interfaces (for instance, if you suspect the hardware has recently changed).
| bool waitForReaders | ( | double | timeout | ) |
Blocks the process for timeout number of seconds, or until any data is available on any of the non-threaded ConnectionReaders or ConnectionListeners, whichever comes first.
The return value is true if there is data available (but you have to iterate through all readers to find it), or false if the timeout occurred without any data.
If the timeout value is negative, this will block forever or until data is available.
This only works if all ConnectionReaders and ConnectionListeners are non- threaded. If any threaded ConnectionReaders are part of the ConnectionManager, the timeout value is implicitly treated as 0.
| String host_name |
Returns the name of this particular machine on the network, if available, or the empty string if the hostname cannot be determined.
| const ConnectionManager::Interface interfaces[] |
Returns the nth usable network interface detected on this machine.
See scan_interfaces() to repopulate this list.


Bail granted to Maradu builder
Former panchayat staff also gets bail
by Special CorrespondentThe Kerala High Court on Monday granted bail to Sany Francis, managing director of Holy Faith Builders and Development Private Limited, and P.E. Joseph, junior superintendent of the erstwhile Maradu panchayat, in a corruption case registered in connection with the construction of an illegal apartment complex at Maradu.
‘Dishonest intention’
The allegation against the accused was that with dishonest intention for obtaining wrongful pecuniary advantage, they had entered into a criminal conspiracy and illegally obtained building permits for the construction of the 19-storey apartment complex on a land where construction was prohibited as per the CRZ norms and in violation of the Kerala Land Utilization Order 1989 and Kerala Building Rules.
The petitioners were arrested on October 15.
Conditions
Granting them bail, the court said that further custody of the petitioners did not appear to be justified and they could be granted bail. The court ordered that bail be granted on their executing a bond for ₹1 lakh each with two sureties to the like sum. The other condition was that they should not leave the State without intimating the investigation officer.


Projects where I spend—or have spent—a big chunk of my time and energy, for or open to the public
Projects I currently work on:
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Sleeplessmind Ltd.: My company. This is where I make money, developing and designing software.
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I Was Just Thinking: This is where I condense what I learn from all my psychology and philosophy readings. It is supposed to be entertaining and informative. Who knows. One of my life project.
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sleeplessmind.info: This is where I dump my head when I can't think straight. Started because of insomnia, I add now some panic attacks output, or other heavy feelings things. Another one of my life project.
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MyUSJ: Developed and designed a University Management System for a Macau University from 2008 to 2015. Continued minimal maintenance of the system for the 2nd semester of 2015/2016 as a freelancer. Currently full maintenance hanlded through my company Sleeplessmind Ltd for the Academic Year of 2016/2017.
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Alfred Workflows: Developed a couple of workflows, and classes to help build workflows (ScriptFilter, Config).
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Dash docsets: Built a couple of docsets for Tailwind CSS, Jigsaw by Tighten and Laravel Zero. To generate those docs, I built... a builder: https://github.com/godbout/dash-docset-builder
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Others: Lots of sub-projects for all of the projects above, plus open-source ones
Projects done or in the limbo:
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[LIMBO] — Vocabulary-Builder: Something I made and was using personally to record and train new vocabulary. Opened it for anyone to register, and use.
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[LIMBO] — Macau PAG Toastmasters: An extension of From OK to Great, I joined Toastmasters to do speeches about psychology, phylosophy, mindsets and beliefs. No time for the time being.
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[DECEASED] — From OK to Great: This has evolved towards becoming I Was Just Thinking.
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[LIMBO] — Daily Cuckoo: This is my first project about helping people with emotional issues, it went into hiatus last year, I am reviving it but it is still slightly hibernating as my time is limited and I need input from Twitter users.
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[LIMBO] — Forget the G: Multiple art projects involving music, video, and theatre performances. Within These Walls, 2010. I See You Watching Me While I'm Watching You, 2012.
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[DONE] — WhyOceans: Compose, record, release, tour for 4 years. Post-Rock. You can buy or listen to At Land album online
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[DONE] — Macau Toastmasters Conference: The Disctrict 89 Fall Conference will happen in Macau from the 4th to the 6th of November 2016. (Success!!!)
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[DONE] — And some more that I forgot.


Play with this demo
In this Activity, you can :
- start an AsyncTask and see the progress ;
- cancel a started AsyncTask ;
- start an AsyncTask, rotate the device and observe that UI is updated as expected ;
- no more memory leak, you can start as many AsyncTasks as you want.
Read below to learn more.
Advanced AsyncTask usage 2/2.
This Activity uses an AsyncTask declared as a static inner class.
The Activity holds a WeakReference on the AsyncTask and the AsyncTask uses a WeakReference on the Activity (2-way weak references).
Memory leak issue
This technique definitely solves the problem : AsyncTask doesn't hold any hard reference to the activity and the other way around.
This way, the AsyncTask itself never prevents the Activity from being garbage collected. There is no memory leak at all using this technique.
Nevertheless, the technique proposed here :
- is really heavy and leads to a bloated game of WeakReferences. It would be clearer and lighter to use Loaders.
- uses a deprecated method : getLastNonConfigurationInstance. This method is not
available anymore in latest APIs (as it used internally by the Loader Framework of Android)
and is not available in the support library class FragmentActivity (for the same reason). In support classes, there is a new method called
: getLastCustomNonConfigurationInstance and this prevents us from proposing a general solution to the AsyncTask memory issue).
- although memory management is fine, it is still possible to get a lot of AsyncTasks queued in the ExecutorService (see previous demo for
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Trapped Hong Kong Protesters Slither Down Ropes, Whisk Away in Waiting Motorbikes: Report
China has meanwhile warned that it will not tolerate any dissent in the financial centre, the news agency reported.
Hong Kong: In a dramatic turn of events late Monday, dozens of trapped Hong Kong protesters at a campus slithered down ropes several metres to a road below, where they ran away in waiting motorbikes, AFP reported.
Meanwhile, many of the holed-up protestors of Hong Kong’s Polytechnic University are known to have surrendered Tuesday after the city’s leader Carrie Lam said she hoped the stand-off with police could be brought to a peaceful conclusion.
The two sides have been locked in a violent confrontation since Sunday, with sporadic clashes over the past 24 hours interspersed with those inside making increasingly desperate bids for freedom, reports the South China Morning Post.
On Sunday, a police armoured vehicle went up in flames from a barrage of petrol bombs thrown by radicals, IANS reported.
China has meanwhile warned that it will not tolerate any dissent in the financial centre, the news agency reported. Speculation was rife that China might send the military to control the situation, as Chinese soldiers made a brief appearance over the weekend.
Hong Kong is rocked by unprecedented pro-democracy protests for over five months and in the past few weeks they grew violent, bringing the international financial centre virtually to a grinding halt.
The protests which began over a proposed extradition law by the Hong Kong administration sparked fear of extradition of locals to the Chinese mainland for prosecution. It later turned into a major pro-democracy movement with demands to elect their local officials without the Chinese interference.
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Location: iProov, Elizabeth House, 39 York Road, SE1 7NQ, London (UK).
Supervisor: Dr. Andrew Newell.
Context
The combination of efficient data collection techniques and the use of deep convolutional neural networks allowing end-to-end learning has recently resulted in superhuman performance in face verification and clustering [1,2,3].
This new approach is enabling new types of studies. Below I briefly describe how to use a pre-trained network to perform automatic labeling of a new dataset, what the principal component of a standard dataset looks like in feature space, and who are the actresses and actors who most look like each other on the IMDb website (according to a given network).
Note: these results were obtained in parallel to my actual work at iProov.
Automatic Labeling
1) Download a pre-trained network:
2) Download many pictures:
For instance by Googling “Bill Murray”.
3) Extract the faces:
For instance by using the simple Haar Cascades face detector from openCV.
4) Remove the junk images:
The openCV face detector performs relatively poorly. Fortunately, the “junk images” can easily be filtered out: their feature representations through the face network are “flatter” than the feature representations of actual faces (their norms d are smaller).
5) Remove anyone who's not Bill Murray:
The “Bill Murray” cluster can be isolated by using a standard algorithm such as DBSCAN.
First Principal Component
Face networks are typically trained by enforcing local constraints in feature space: two pictures of a same individual should have feature representations which are close from each other and two pictures of different individuals should have feature representations which are far from each other. Here, we propose to study the global distribution resulting from these local constraints by computing the first principal component of the entire Labeled Faces in the Wild dataset.
Interestingly, we obtain a direction that separates the gender of individuals fairly reliably (note that Labeled Faces in the Wild is strongly imbalanced in favor of men):
The network has spontaneously discovered the concept of gender: by learning to recognize identities, it has found that the population is constituted of two groups (women and men).
Face Similarities
We now compute the pairwise distances between the feature representations of the profile pictures of actresses and actors on the IMDb website (more precisely, the actresses and actors in the CASIA WebFace database).
We show below the pairs of profile pictures corresponding to the smallest distances (i.e. the individuals who look most like each other according to our pre-trained network):
We can make two observations:
- The two pairs of individuals who look most like each other are twins.
- Most of the pairs of individuals found are either women or belong to Black and Asian ethnic groups, even though these groups are under-represented in the CASIA WebFace database.
In other words, the pre-trained network is less sensitive to female and non-White facial features—a very serious algorithmic bias more and more recognized:
Facial Recognition Is Accurate, if You’re a White Guy (New York Times)


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TITANIC (Paramount) Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zane, Frances Fisher, Kathy Bates, David Warner, Bill Paxton, Gloria Stuart. Screenplay: James Cameron. Producers: James Cameron and Jon Landau. Director: James Cameron.  Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
TITANIC, the $200 million budget. TITANIC, the perfectionist auteur's baby which missed its summer release date. TITANIC, the production where the catering table was laced with hallucinogens, sending several cast and crew members to the hospital. TITANIC, the mega-event which has two studios holding their breath as though they were actually on the fated ship. TITANIC, the entertainment industry headline. Not TITANIC, the movie...TITANIC, the _story_.
It's hard for a film to crawl out from under that kind of baggage, so give James Cameron all the credit in the world: for nearly half the film's running time, I forgot that I was watching _that_ TITANIC. I was too caught up in the story of two fictional passengers on the April 1912 maiden voyage of the largest, most luxurious moving vessel ever created by man. Itinerant American artist-at-large Jack Dawson (Leonardo DiCaprio) winds up on board when he wins a ticket in a poker game; upper class Rose DeWitt Bukater (Kate Winslet) travels with her mother (Frances Fisher) and fiance, million-heir Cal Hockley (Billy Zane).  She is preparing to leap from the Titanic's railing when Jack saves her, and begins to show her another world. Only the jealous Cal -- and an inconvenient iceberg -- can stand in the way of their love.
That central romance -- framed by a modern-day sequence in which the 100-year-old Rose (Gloria Stuart) recounts her story to a salvage team led by Brock Lovett (Bill Paxton) -- is captivating from start to finish. DiCaprio and Winslet share an extraordinary chemistry, two charismatic young actors with mischievous eyes who create a tangibly passionate pairing. Though most of the characters around them are more functional than fleshed-out, particularly Billy Zane's sneering patrician, the two stars likely would have overwhelmed all comers regardless of their multi-dimensionality. This may be the year's most effective and consistently entertaining love story.
Oh, and it's also about a big boat going belly-up. Those who come for the sinking rather than the swooning aren't likely to be disappointed with the spectacle Cameron offers. His obsession with historical accuracy begins with the dazzling duplication of the ship's lavish decor and ends with a virtually real-time re-creation of its journey to the bottom of the Atlantic. The chaotic evacuation keeps tensions high, and even mixes in potent understated moments like the ship's designer Thomas Andrews (Victor Garber) mournfully correcting the dining room clock while his creation collapses arount him. The sinking ship, while awe-inspiring, also becomes a distraction from the focal romance. TITANIC is an impressively-mounted disaster movie during its second half, but it's still basically a disaster movie. Once the ship is down, and the lovers once again have time to share a powerful, quiet moment, it becomes clear that the large-scale drama can't match the small-scale drama.
People will want to go see TITANIC simply to see what a $200 million movie looks like. And it looks great, rich in period detail and sweeping views of Cameron's massive scale-model Titanic. More important than how it looks, though, is how it feels. It feels like it has a heart, real emotion powering the narrative in a way dollar signs can't.  It's time for TITANIC, the movie, to sink or swim on its own impressive merits.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 salvaged ships: 9.
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Kimberley Davies was curling her hair naked when she momentarily placed the 200°C tongs on her bed and stood up to reach for her hairspray.
The 32-year-old accidentally sat down onto the scorching curlers, causing a pain so sharp she feared she had been ‘electrocuted.’
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Important Places to Visit
Madrid is a beautiful city with great museums and historical sites. This is a list of the most important sites to see.
- Templo de Debod
- An ancient Egyptian temple rebuilt in Madrid
- It's best to go at sunset because it's so beautiful
- Location: Metro stop Ventura Rodriguez, Calle Ferraz 1
- Reina Sofía
- Spain's modern art museum
- Pablo Picasso's "Guernica" is at this museum
- Location: Metro stop Atocha, Calle de Santa Isabel 52
- Website
- El Prado
- Spain's national art museum
- Location: Metro stop Atocha, Paseo del Prado
- Website
- Parque del Retiro
- The Central Park of Madrid
- Location: Metro stop Retiro or Ibiza, Plaza de la Independencia 7
- Website
- Palacio de Cristal
- A house made totally of glass and metal
- Location: Metro stop Retiro, Paseo República de Cuba 4 (inside the park)
- Website
- El Rastro
- Flea market that takes place every Sunday morning. It's best to get there early before it gets too crowded
- Location: Metro stop La Latina
- Google+ page
- Plaza Mayor
- A nice place to relax and get café con leche
- Location: Metro stop Sol
- Google+ page
- Palacio Real
- The Royal Palace of Madrid
- Location: Metro stop Opera, Calle Bailén
- Website
- Catedral de la Almudena
- The Catholic cathedral in Madrid
- Location: Metro stop Opera, Calle Bailén 10
- Website
- Corral de la Morería
- Spain is famous for flamenco and this is a great place to see a show
- You can buy a ticket for the show with dinner and drinks or just drinks or just dinner
- Location: Metro stop La Latina, Calle de la Morería 17
- Website
- Palacio de Cibeles
- If you go inside and climb to the top, you'll have a great view of the city
- Location: Metro stop Banco de España, Plaza de Cibeles
- Plaza de Toros de la Ventas
- Spain is famous for bullfighting and Plaza de Toros is where they happen
- While I didn't like the bullfight, it was definitely worth it to see a bullfight and to see that aspect of Spanish culture
- Location: Metro stop Ventas, Calle de Alcalá 237
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Anantapur team wins Under-17 Inter-District Football tourney
by Staff ReporterAnantapur reigned supreme at the Andhra Pradesh U-17 Inter-District Football Tournament as they defeated Visakhapatnam to become the champions of the tournament which was held in the city from November 18 to 21.
In what was considered a nail-biting finale, both teams advanced to the penalties round as the match ended in a goalless draw at the end of the full-time. In the penalty round, Anantapur defeated Visakhapatnam by 3-2.
The districts of Krishna and Chittoor, which lost to Visakhapatnam and Anataapur respectively, in the semi-finals, competed for the third spot, wherein Chittoor team defeated Krishna by 1-0.
With the completion of the tournament, 40 members from all the district teams will be selected and sent to a coaching camp, where 20 members will be selected to represent the State at the Junior National Football championship for B.C. Roy trophy, conducted by the All Indian Football Federation at Mandi, Himachal Pradesh, from December 6 to 18.


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6. distribute set of lycra MBRA race numbers to racer (racer gets a pair of identical numbers)
7. return completed application(s) and fee(s) to MBRA
Rental Numbers:
MBRA Divisions Rental Number Series
Men Cat. 1,2 and Women 560-599
Men Cat. 3 and Masters 780-799
Men Cat. 4,5 450-499
To assign a
one-day, rental race number:


BEWARE: Please remove get variables at the end of URLs (anything with ? or & should be removed) but obviously, make sure the URL still works before you submit.


Application Containers
Lab 3: Containers Queries
Overview
In Lab3 we introduce a very powerful cross-container
aggregation capability – containers() queries. Containers() queries allow an application administrator to connect
to Application Root and aggregate data with a single query across multiple
Application Tenants (Franchises) – or across all of them. This is another
example of how Multitenant, with Application Containers, allows you to manage
many Application Tenants as one, when needed.
Execution
- Open a terminal window
- Change directory to /u01/HOL/app_containers/
- source the environment. At command prompt execute source cdb1.env
- sqlplus /nolog
- At the SQL prompt execute<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Review of Application Container Lab3:
Aggregate Queries are issued from Application Root. The derivative simple queries are executed recursively and in parallel in each of the applicable containers – the Application Root and the Application PDBs for each franchise / tenant – and the results are returned to the Application Root for aggregation. Notice values in column Franchise come from pseudo-column Con$Name.
Detailed Steps
You are now encouraged to execute various queries some queries against the various franchise PDBs. Sample queries can be found in file Lab3_Containers_Queries.sql.
Click Here to Go to Lab 4


After downloading the appropriate app for your Android device or iOS device, follow these instructions to use SafeSlinger.
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| 6. Enter the lowest common User ID for all members of your group to use for this exchange, then press "OK". |
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2014-09-20 20:39:27
Cloud hosting of Live Helper Chat
Just wanted to let you know that during one day I did something amazing.
- I have integrated invoices, paypal, and prepared http://livehelperchat.com/order/now for all who wants to have a personal demo of Live Helper Chat or just want that I hosted their Live Helper Chat.
- This hosting was done with Automated Hosting plugin. New version is coming in a few next days with paypal and invoices stuff. Just like my hosting enviroment. I just need to cleanup code. So everything you find here is 100% open source and you can make yourself everything.
So now if you want to support Live Helper Chat you can either donate as many of you did, or you can just order hosting plan.
Goodluck stay tooned for automated hosting plugin updates :)
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2014-09-14 15:58:37
demo is now NodeJs powered
I have moved Live Helper Chat realted stuff to separate droplet on digitalocean.com hosting I have also enabled NodeJs support for demo. Enjoy real time chatting.
Let me know if you notice any issues :)
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2014-09-10 19:55:54
Few usability enhancements
Just implemented few usability enhancements without required database update
- Now if there appears unread message browser notification will be shown. Sound will be played.
- If chat is assigned to the same department, let say you are using chat workflow, it will play sound notification again.
- Unread messages chat list limit increased to 20 items instead of 10
- Chat popup window was syncing admin interface although it does not had any place to show this data. It's fixed also now.
So seems all at the moment.
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2014-09-07 18:17:58
NodeJS extension and Automated hosting plugin
These two extension now is fully compatible, that means that automated hosting snapshot at digitalocean is now NodeJS powered. Also you can find new version of NodeJS extension at
https://github.com/LiveHelperChat/NodeJS-Helper
Related articles also were updated.
Enjoy!
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2014-09-06 19:23:09
New version 2.12v
New version after some time :)
- Now you can have fully functional and working minimalistic chat start form.
- In themes there is option to upload operator image and write your own text for operator intro.
- Minimalistic interface settings can be configured at "Start chat form settings"
- Fixed bug then JS produced error if no live operator status check was enabled.
- Send button is hidden if there is only one field
- Pressing shift+enter won't submit form.
- If user is redirected to contact form, within chat we will save user email if it's required.
- Implemented https://github.com/LiveHelperChat/livehelperchat/issues/499
- Option to embed code just to track online visitors. Can be used just as JS API embed solution.
- https://github.com/LiveHelperChat/livehelperchat/issues/496
- Performance improvement regarding bbcode parsing. Smileys path is now cached
For update just follow standard update procedure For manual update it's update_90.sql


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You can close this page now and return back to the terminal. The command line application should have you logged in now.


"""A custom importer making use of the import hook capability
"""
import importlib
import os
import os.path
import sys
from codeop import CommandCompiler
from importlib.abc import Loader, MetaPathFinder
from importlib.util import spec_from_file_location
import friendly_traceback
from . import session
from . import converter
from .my_gettext import gettext_lang
MAIN_MODULE_NAME = None
COUNTER = 0
friendly_traceback.exclude_file_from_traceback(__file__)
[docs]def import_main(name):
"""Imports the module that is to be interpreted as the main module.
avantpy is often invoked with a script meant to be run as the
main module its source is transformed with the -s (or --source) option,
as in::
python -m avantpy -s name
Python identifies avantpy as the main script, which is not what we want.
"""
global MAIN_MODULE_NAME
_ = gettext_lang.lang
MAIN_MODULE_NAME = name
try:
main = importlib.import_module(name)
return main
except ModuleNotFoundError:
print(_("Cannot find main module: "), name)
sys.meta_path.insert(0, AvantPyMetaFinder())
[docs]class AvantPyLoader(Loader):
"""A custom loader which will transform the source prior to its execution"""
def __init__(self, filename):
self.filename = filename
self.compile = CommandCompiler()
[docs] def exec_module(self, module):
"""import the source code, converts it before executing it."""
global COUNTER
COUNTER += 1
if module.__name__ == MAIN_MODULE_NAME:
module.__name__ = "__main__"
with open(self.filename, encoding="utf8") as f:
source = f.read()
# original = source
_path, extension = os.path.splitext(self.filename)
# name = os.path.basename(_path)
# fullname = name + extension
dialect = extension[1:]
friendly_traceback.cache.add(self.filename, source)
friendly_traceback.clear_traceback()
try:
session.state.set_dialect(dialect)
source = converter.convert(source, dialect, filename=self.filename)
except Exception:
friendly_traceback.explain()
return
# ------------------------
# Previously, we did the following essentially in one step:
#
# exec(source, vars(module))
#
# The problem with that approach is that exec() records '<string>'
# as the filename, for every file thus loaded; in some cases, the
# prevented the traceback from having access to the source of the file.
# By doing it in two steps, as we do here by first using compile()
# and then exec(), we ensure that the correct filename is attached
# to the code objects.
# -------------------------
try:
code_obj = compile(source, self.filename, "exec")
except Exception:
friendly_traceback.explain()
try:
exec(code_obj, vars(module))
except Exception:
friendly_traceback.explain()
return


This step describes how to download buildroot, and build an image.
Create a working directory on the Linux host PC, for instance:
~$ mkdir -p lfs/rpi2/min_img
~$ cd lfs/rpi2/min_img
~/lfs/rpi2/min_img$
Download and extract the latest released version of buildroot:
~/lfs/rpi2/min_img$ wget --no-check-certificate https://buildroot.uclibc.org/downloads/buildroot-2015.11.1.tar.bz2
~/lfs/rpi2/min_img$ tar -f buildroot-2015.11.1.tar.bz2 -x
~/lfs/rpi2/min_img$ cd buildroot-2015.11.1/
~/lfs/rpi2/min_img/buildroot-2015.11.1$
For our first image, we will just use the configuration file already setup for the Raspberry PI 2 board:
~/lfs/rpi2/min_img/buildroot-2015.11.1$ cp configs/raspberrypi2_defconfig .config
~/lfs/rpi2/min_img/buildroot-2015.11.1$ make xconfig
Use make xconfig to browse, and/or adjust the configuration.
Basically the configuration is:
- Target: ARM LE, Cortex A7, EABIhf, NEON VFPV4
- Toolchain: ucLibc for kernel 4.1.5, gcc 4.9.X
- System Configuration: Busybox, devtmpfs only, remount root fileystem as R/W, Busybox default shell
- Filesystem image: tar the root filesystem w/o compression
Notes:
- You might want to enable 'Compiler Cache' (Build Options')
- By default, the build will use all cpu cores. Specify the maximum number of cores you want to use
(For instance, my machine at home is 8-cores CPU, I usually use 4 or 6 cores for the build)
- Set the root password under 'System Configuration'
- Enable openssh
- Enable dhcpcd, then 'Network interface to configure through DHCP' should be set to eth0
You can download the configuration file .config
Once the build is done, you will have the kernel, the Device Tree Blob (DTB), and the root filesystem tar file:
~/lfs/rpi2/min_img/buildroot-2015.11.1$ ls -lh output/images/
total 47M
-rw-r--r-- 1 osingla osingla 10K Dec 26 10:35 bcm2709-rpi-2-b.dtb
-rw-r--r-- 1 osingla osingla 43M Dec 26 10:35 rootfs.tar
drwxr-xr-x 2 osingla osingla 4.0K Dec 26 10:22 rpi-firmware/
-rwxr-xr-x 1 osingla osingla 3.9M Dec 26 10:35 zImage*
I wrote a simple shell script which create the two partitions on the uSD card, and then copy the files.
Feel free to use it if you think it will be useful to you.
~/lfs/rpi2/min_img/buildroot-2015.11.1$ wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/osingla/LinuxFromScratch/master/create-sdcard.sh
~/lfs/rpi2/min_img/buildroot-2015.11.1$ ./create-sdcard.sh --device /dev/sdg


About the Library
WebVRFeatureDetector uses JavaScript-based feature tests to identify web browsers, devices, and operating systems. When no valid feature exists, it defaults back to user-agent analysis. This makes detection more robust than standard "browser-sniffing"
This Detector does three things:
- Check if browser supports features needed for WebVR.
- Tries to determine the specific hardware device it is running on.
- Optionally, cue polyfills for sequential loading
WebVR Detector is NOT a general-purpose browser or feature detector. Its goal is to find the subset of cellphones which can be used in VR headsets. It has an integration feature so that hardware-specific features needed to set up a VR display can be adapted for the device.
To see how to load polyfills and VR worlds, check the example.


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Move the blue circles on the left to be exactly like the objective figure on the right.
| Objective | |
We can then complete the figure by placing the remaining circles.
We can then progress by placing the three circle neighbors.
And from there, we can place the last four circles and thus complete the figure.
We can start by counting the number of lines that start from each circle, in the red figure. There are 4 circles that have 4 neighbors, and all the others have 3 neighbors. Those who have 4 neighbors form a chain, that is, they are interconnected one after the other.
To see more clearly, we can sort the blue circles, making a group at the top with the circles having 3 neighbors, and a group at the bottom with the circles having 4 neighbors. We try as much as possible to find an order for the circles which allows to "unravel" the nodes.
To place the 4 circles with 4 neighbors, there are only two possibilties: either we start by placing up the circle of blue left, or that of right. Let's first try to put the one on the right, for example.
But here we have a problem. When we try to place a circle with 3 neighbors, for example the one that was at the top right, we get stuck because this blue circle does not correspond to any red circle.
So we were wrong. Let's go back, and place the 4 circles with 4 neighbors in the other direction. We can then find a place for the circle having 3 neighbors.
We can now place the other circles and complete the figure.
This challenge illustrates the problem of matching a graph , that is, a set of circles, some of which are connected by lines, with another graph with the same structure.
This problem, known as graph isomorphism , is particularly difficult: there is no algorithm that can effectively solve this problem for any graph.
Nevertheless, for particular graphs, such as those considered here, there are many tips for mapping one graph to another without spending hours. It is possible to program such tricks, as for example the one described here, which consists in studying the number of neighbors of each circle.


| CVE | Vulnerability name | Date | Responsible Security Disclosure by | Vulnerabilities |
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CVE-2021-20654 VRF#20-08-MDPNJ. VN: JVN#80785288 for attachments. New report JVN#74210258, investigating. |
Fieldbleed |
2020-03-23 17.03 EET |
Cyb3rjunky and swsjona about input fields. Ryoya Koyama at Mitsui Bussan Secure Directions, Inc. (https://www.mbsd.jp/) about Javascript inside .SVG attachment Did send detailed report! |
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| 2020-03-23 17:03 EET |
Report received. Cyb3rjunky wrote: Hi Wekan Team, I want to report a security vulnerability with the Wekan platform. This is a persistent XSS bug appears globally across the platform. The input and output for card names, checklist items, subtask items, comments,..... are not sanitized, the attacker can pass a javascript payload to those parameters to exploit the vulnerability in order to perform: cookie-capture, redirect phishing, deface lead to DOS. This bug is tested on the newest version of wekan, i suspect it affects all the earlier version. Here is my current setup:
Step to reproduce
The remediation for this vulnerability is to sanitize the user input to make sure no malice code is saved to the server. Integrate with a whitelist if it is neccessary for user to input javascript value. This vulnerability is not critical however could be used to deny of service or to steal information from users. Please act upon notice. Thank you. Cyb3rjunky |
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| 2020-03-23 | Wekan v3.85 released by xet7 with fix: "Fix XSS bug reported today 4 hours ago by Cyb3rjunky. Logged in users could run javascript in input fields. This affects Wekan versions v3.12-v3.84. In Wekan v3.12 there was changes for XSS filter to allow inserting images, videos etc on comment WYSIWYG editor so features related to that are now removed. After this fix, Javascript in input fields is not executed. Thanks to Cyb3rjunky and xet7." | 2020-05-24 |
Report received. swsjona wrote: [Urgent] XSS in any boardsName: S.W. Sajeth JonathanTwitter: @swsjona Bug type: Stored XSS Domain: Self Hosted Droplet Severity: Medium SummaryA Stored XSS can be performed in any board by adding an IFRAME XSS Payload as a List name. Steps to Reproduce
ExplanationThe XSS happens since the payload is being rendered in the Activity tab. ImpactAn XSS attack allows an attacker to execute arbitrary JavaScript in the context of the attacked website and the attacked user. This can be abused to steal session cookies, perform requests in the name of the victim or for phishing attacks. Supporting MaterialI am not familiar with Node.js, therefore I cannot provide the solution code. But it is clear here, the rendered arbitrary code in the activity session causes this XSS. Therefore, the input has to be sanitized to prevent XSS. I hope I have written a clear report. If there are any questions or doubts, feel free to contact me. I'll be happy to clarify more. Best, |
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| 2020-06-08 | Wekan v4.12 released by xet7 with fix: "Fix XSS bug reported 2020-05-24 by swsjona. Logged in users could run javascript in input fields. This was partially fixed at v3.85, but at some fields XSS was still possible. This affects at least Wekan versions v3.12-v4.11. After this fix, Javascript in input fields is not executed. Thanks to swsjona, marc1006 and xet7." | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 2021-01-02 17:03 EET |
Report received.----------------------------------------------------------------- Vulnerability report JVN#80785288 (begins here) ----------------------------------------------------------------- This vulnerability was found and reported by the following person, who would like to be credited when this issue is published on both the developer's website and JVN. Name: Ryoya Koyama at Mitsui Bussan Secure Directions, Inc. (https://www.mbsd.jp/) - Vulnerability ID: JVN#80785288 - Type of Vulnerability: CWE-79 (XSS, cross-site scripting) actually the report explains Stored XSS. - Affected Product and its version(s): Wekan v3.94 and v3.95 the reporter built a verification environment using docker-compose.yml and verified the vulnerability on 2020/04/13. - Reproduction Steps: * prerequisites - Attacker needs to login to Wekan. - Victim needs to be able to access Wekan, either logged in to Wekan or not. * Attack Scenario - Attacker log in to Wekan, and creates Board, List, Card. - Attacker attach a malicious SVG file to the created Card. (see test.svg) this attached file is accessible with the URL like this: http://localhost/cfs/files/attachments/hCxhmMyekCFjLJowB/test.svg?token=eyJhdXRoVG9rZW4iOiJsbmtZMi1mN1dSNjFPMTRjS3JzMmx3WlBzRlN3RzloQU9TOWxmZ0dXVWFfIn0%3D&download=true note that the URL above contains "download" parameter, but the URL without "download" parameter works too. - Attacker leads Victim to the URL without "download" parameter. http://localhost/cfs/files/attachments/hCxhmMyekCFjLJowB/test.svg?token=eyJhdXRoVG9rZW4iOiJsbmtZMi1mN1dSNjFPMTRjS3JzMmx3WlBzRlN3RzloQU9TOWxmZ0dXVWFfIn0%3D - accessing the URL without "download" parameter, the attached file is treated "inline" on Victim's web browser, which means the javascript code inside the file is executed on the web browser. (see alert.png for the screenshot when the javascript code is executed, and log.txt for the http request and response.) * Additional information - when "download" parameter exists in the requested URL, then the response comes with Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="test.svg" - when "download" parameter is missing, the response comes with Content-Disposition: inline - Content-Type of the response depends on the file type; when the file type is either txt, xml, html, pdf, then Content-Type: application/octet-stream when the file type is svg, then Content-Type: image/svg+xml any modern web browsers do not open "application/octet-stream" contents inline, hence the reporter demonstrates the attack with svg file. - Possible Impact: - Confidentiality Cookie information may be leaked, which can be utilized to execute some actions by the attacker - Integrity page contents may be modified, enabling phishing - Availability None - Initial CVSS evaluation CVSS:3.0/AV:N/AC:L/PR:L/UI:R/S:C/C:L/I:L/A:N/BS:5.4 - Comments from JPCERT/CC Sorry to notify this report to you very lately. We received this report on May 2020, but missed to handle it in timely manner. Quick looking at CHANGELOG.md and CVE Hall of Fame, I don't find any mentions on xss-related fixes. We don't verify the report on the latest Wekan version by our selves, but suppose this report still has a value for you. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Vulnerability report JVN#80785288 (ends here) ----------------------------------------------------------------- PoC: content of test.svg file<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"> <script> alert(document.cookie) </script> </svg> |
2021-01-03 00:45 EET |
Reply to report VN: JVN#80785288 / TN: JPCERT #93802826.From maintainer of Wekan, xet7:Thanks a lot for sending this new report and new PoC !I did not previously test for Javascript inside of .SVG image. I tested this with newest Wekan and Firefox 84.0.2, and clicking attachment at Wekan card, this .SVG image did not open popup. When downloading .SVG attachment from Wekan card to hardrive, and opening only that .SVG file in another tab of same Firefox 84.0.2, popup did not show any text. So this same fieldbleed was already fixed at Wekan v4.12 2020-06-08. I added mention to this CVE Hall of Fame page that this fieldbleed is XSS bug, and made some improvements to CVE Hall of Fame pages. Every vulnerability report is important, thanks for taking the time to send a report! If original reporter of this vulnerability would like to have nickname or name at Wekan Hall of Fame, please send more details. |
2022-05-23 13:30 EET |
Reply to newly received report JVN#74210258 2022-05-23 13.33 EET.From maintainer of Wekan, xet7:Currently investigating included special case. If something in this applies to WeKan, and it would be possible technically to fix this, trying to get all WeKan platforms builds working and fix released within 90 days, starting today. Full details will be released after there has been some time to get everyone updated. |


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For Greasemonkey, Scriptish or Tampermonkey.
For the Chrome browser and other Blink based browsers including Opera (v15 or newer).
For the Safari browser.
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Box chart maker
A tool for journalists
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| cume_dist() |
Computes the position of a value relative to all values in the partition. |
| dense_rank() |
Computes the rank of a value in a group of values. The result is one plus the
previously assigned rank value. Unlike the function rank, dense_rank will not produce gaps
in the ranking sequence. |
| lag(input[, offset[, default]]) |
Returns the value of `input` at the `offset`th row
before the current row in the window. The default value of `offset` is 1 and the default
value of `default` is null. If the value of `input` at the `offset`th row is null,
null is returned. If there is no such offset row (e.g., when the offset is 1, the first
row of the window does not have any previous row), `default` is returned. |
| lead(input[, offset[, default]]) |
Returns the value of `input` at the `offset`th row
after the current row in the window. The default value of `offset` is 1 and the default
value of `default` is null. If the value of `input` at the `offset`th row is null,
null is returned. If there is no such an offset row (e.g., when the offset is 1, the last
row of the window does not have any subsequent row), `default` is returned. |
| nth_value(input[, offset]) |
Returns the value of `input` at the row that is the `offset`th row
from beginning of the window frame. Offset starts at 1. If ignoreNulls=true, we will skip
nulls when finding the `offset`th row. Otherwise, every row counts for the `offset`. If
there is no such an `offset`th row (e.g., when the offset is 10, size of the window frame
is less than 10), null is returned. |
| ntile(n) |
Divides the rows for each window partition into `n` buckets ranging
from 1 to at most `n`. |
| percent_rank() |
Computes the percentage ranking of a value in a group of values. |
| rank() |
Computes the rank of a value in a group of values. The result is one plus the number
of rows preceding or equal to the current row in the ordering of the partition. The values
will produce gaps in the sequence. |
| row_number() |
Assigns a unique, sequential number to each row, starting with one,
according to the ordering of rows within the window partition. |


Constructor
new Ship(type, dimension, coordinates)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
type |
string | This defines the type of the ship "P" & "Q" |
dimension |
Array | Represnts the dimension of the ship |
coordinates |
Array | Represnts the coordinates of the ship |
Methods
bombard() → {null}
Function to bombard the ship
Returns:
returns nothing
- Type
- null
isDestroyed() → {Boolean}
Function to check if the ship is destroyed
Returns:
returns true if ship is destroyed else false
- Type
- Boolean


{%if not c.challenge and not c.training%}BLACKOUT{%else%}{{c.name}} ({{c.activity.figurehead_display}}){%endif%} {{c.location.abbrv}} {{ c.start_time|date:"D d M" }} {{ c.start_time|date:"f a" }} to {{ c.end_time|date:"f a" }}
{%endfor%}
{%endfor%}
{%endfor%}
{%endfor%}
{%endif%}
{%if captain_search%}
{%for l in relevant_conflicts %}
{%if not c.challenge and not c.training%}BLACKOUT{%else%}{{c.name}} ({{c.activity.figurehead_display}}){%endif%} {{c.location.abbrv}} {{ c.start_time|date:"D d M" }} {{ c.start_time|date:"f a" }} to {{ c.end_time|date:"f a" }}


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Corruption reference against Dar deferred till November 27
by Our Correspondent ISLAMABAD: An Accountability Court (AC) on Wednesday adjourned the hearing of a corruption reference against former finance minister Ishaq Dar and other co-accused till November 27 pertaining to assets beyond known sources of income.
The defence counsel would continue cross-examination with National Accountability Bureau (NAB’s) investigation officer (IO) Nadir Abbas on the next hearing.
AC-I Judge Muhammad Bashir conducted hearing of the case filed by the anti-graft buster.
Co-accused former National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) president Saeed Ahmed had filed an application seeking one-day exemption from the hearing which was accepted by the judge.
NAB IO and last prosecution witness Nadir Abbas pleaded that the connection of co-accused with the foreign assets of Dar could not be proved so far.
He said that there was no connection of accused Mansoor Raza and Naeem Mehmood with Dar’s bank accounts mentioned in the interim reference.
Defence lawyer Qazi Misbah asked whether the person in whose account an amount of $2million was transferred in 1995 investigated.
Abbas replied that it was not part of his investigation but was the record of joint investigation team (JIT).
NAB prosecutor Afzal Qureshi objected over the defence queries stating how the counsel of a co-accused could inquire about the former finance minister who had been declared proclaimed offender.
He said that Dar had not even hired lawyer for his defence.
The investigation officer denied any relation of the co-accused Mehmood and Raza with the accounts and finding of record against Raza in JIT record.
Objecting to the NAB record, the defence lawyer asked for the record of accounts’ transactions to be presented in the court.
The court directed the investigating officer to present the record in the next hearing and adjourned the case till November 27.


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The "#!" syntax is an alternative syntax for invoking awk from a shell script. It has the advantage of allowing you to specify awk parameters and filenames on the shell-script command line. The "#!" syntax is recognized on modern UNIX systems, but is not typically found in older System V systems. The best way to use this syntax is to put the following line as the first line[6] of the shell script:
[6] Note that the pathname to use is system-specific.
#!/bin/awk -f
"#!" is followed by the pathname that locates your version of awk and then the -f option. After this line, you specify the awk script:
#!/bin/awk -f { print $1 }
Note that no quotes are necessary around the script. All lines in the file after the first one will be executed as though they were specified in a separate script file.
A few years ago, there was an interesting discussion on the Net about the use of the "#!" syntax that clarified how it works. The discussion was prompted by a 4.2BSD user's observation that the shell script below fails:
#!/bin/awk { print $1 }
while the one below works:
#!/bin/sh /bin/awk '{ print $1 }'
The two responses that we saw were by Chris Torek and Guy Harris and we will try to summarize their explanation. The first script fails because it passes the filename of the script as the first parameter (argv[1] in C) and awk interprets it as the input file and not the script file. Because no script has been supplied, awk produces a syntax error message. In other words, if the name of the shell script is "myscript," then the first script executes as:
/bin/awk myscript
If the script was changed to add the -f option, it looks like this:
#!/bin/awk -f { print $1 }
Then you enter the following command:
$myscript myfile
It then executes as though you had typed:
/bin/awk -f myscript myfile
NOTE: You can put only one parameter on the "#!" line. This line is processed directly by the UNIX kernel; it is not processed by the shell and thus cannot contain arbitrary shell constructs.
The "#!" syntax allows you to create shell scripts that pass command-line parameters transparently to awk. In other words, you can pass awk parameters from the command line that invokes the shell script.
For instance, we demonstrate passing parameters by changing our sample awk script to expect a parameter n:
{ print $1*n }
Assuming that we have a test file in which the first field contains a number that can be multiplied by n, we can invoke the program, as follows:
$ myscript n=4 myfile
This spares us from having to pass "$1" as a shell variable and assigning it to n as an awk parameter inside the shell script.
The masterindex, described in Chapter 12, uses the "#!" syntax to invoke awk. If your system does not support this syntax, you can change the script by removing the "#!", placing single quotes around the entire script, and ending the script with "$*", which expands to all shell command-line parameters.
Well, we've quite nearly cleaned out this bottom drawer. The material in this chapter has a lot to do with how awk interfaces with the UNIX operating system, invoking other utilities, opening and closing files, and using pipes. And, we have discussed some of the admittedly crude techniques for debugging awk scripts.
We have covered all of the features of the awk programming language. We have concentrated on the POSIX specification for awk, with only an occasional mention of actual awk implementations. The next chapter covers the differences among various awk versions. Chapter 12 is devoted to breaking down two large, complex applications: a document spellchecker and an indexing program. Chapter 13, A Miscellany of Scripts, presents a variety of user-contributed programs that provide additional examples of how to write programs.