| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| data | CreatePermissionRequest.Data |
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The payload for new user
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| type | string |
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| attributes | PermissionAttributes |
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| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| data | CreateRoleRequest.Data |
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The payload for new role
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| type | string |
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| attributes | RoleAttributes |
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| relationships | NewRoleRelationships |
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| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| data | CreateUserRequest.Data |
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The payload for new user
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| type | string |
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| attributes | UserAttributes |
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| relationships | NewUserRelationships |
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The relationship definition for existing roles.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| permissions | ExistingRoleRelationships.Permissions |
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| users | ExistingRoleRelationships.Users |
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Relationships with permission definition.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| links | dictybase.api.jsonapi.Links |
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| data | dictybase.api.jsonapi.Data | repeated |
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Relationships with user definition.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| links | dictybase.api.jsonapi.Links |
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| data | dictybase.api.jsonapi.Data | repeated |
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The relationship definition for existing users.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| roles | ExistingUserRelationships.Roles |
|
Relationships with role resource.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| links | dictybase.api.jsonapi.Links | Http links with role resource. |
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| data | dictybase.api.jsonapi.Data | repeated | A role [resource identifier object](http://jsonapi.org/format/#document-resource-identifier-objects). |
The relationship definition for creating new roles.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| permissions | NewRoleRelationships.Permissions |
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| users | NewRoleRelationships.Users |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| data | dictybase.api.jsonapi.Data | repeated |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| data | dictybase.api.jsonapi.Data | repeated |
|
The relationship definition for creating new users.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| roles | NewUserRelationships.Roles |
|
Relationships with role resource.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| data | dictybase.api.jsonapi.Data | repeated | A role [resource identifier object](http://jsonapi.org/format/#document-resource-identifier-objects). |
A resource for managing user permission.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| data | PermissionData |
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|
| links | dictybase.api.jsonapi.Links |
|
A container for permission fields.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| permission | string | Kind of permission, for example read, write, admin etc. |
|
| description | string | Brief description of the type of permission. |
|
| created_at | google.protobuf.Timestamp | Timestamp for creation and update |
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| updated_at | google.protobuf.Timestamp |
|
|
| resource | string | Resource(object) on which this permission is granted |
A permission collection resource.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| data | PermissionData | repeated |
|
| links | dictybase.api.jsonapi.Links |
|
A top level container for permission data.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| type | string | The resource name. |
|
| id | int64 | Unique id. |
|
| attributes | PermissionAttributes |
|
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| links | dictybase.api.jsonapi.Links |
|
A definition for managing user roles.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| data | RoleData |
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| links | dictybase.api.jsonapi.Links |
|
|
| included | google.protobuf.Any | repeated |
|
A container for role fields.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| role | string |
|
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| description | string |
|
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| created_at | google.protobuf.Timestamp | Timestamp for creation and update |
|
| updated_at | google.protobuf.Timestamp |
|
A role collection definition.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| data | RoleData | repeated |
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| links | dictybase.api.jsonapi.Links |
|
|
| included | google.protobuf.Any | repeated |
|
A top level container for role data.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| type | string |
|
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| id | int64 |
|
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| attributes | RoleAttributes |
|
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| links | dictybase.api.jsonapi.Links |
|
|
| relationships | ExistingRoleRelationships |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| data | UpdatePermissionRequest.Data |
|
|
| id | int64 | Unique id, required |
|
| update_mask | google.protobuf.FieldMask | An optional mask specifying which fields to update. Presence of this field allow partial updates. |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| type | string |
|
|
| id | int64 |
|
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| attributes | PermissionAttributes |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| data | UpdateRoleRequest.Data |
|
|
| id | int64 | Unique id, required |
|
| update_mask | google.protobuf.FieldMask | An optional mask specifying which fields to update. Presence of this field allow partial updates. |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| type | string |
|
|
| id | int64 |
|
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| attributes | RoleAttributes |
|
|
| relationships | ExistingRoleRelationships |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| data | UpdateUserRequest.Data |
|
|
| id | int64 | Unique id, required |
|
| update_mask | google.protobuf.FieldMask | An optional mask specifying which fields to update. Presence of this field allow partial updates. |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| type | string |
|
|
| id | int64 |
|
|
| attributes | UserAttributes |
|
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| relationships | ExistingUserRelationships |
|
A user resource.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| data | UserData |
|
|
| links | dictybase.api.jsonapi.Links |
|
|
| included | google.protobuf.Any | repeated |
|
A container for user fields.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| first_name | string | First name. |
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| last_name | string | Last name. |
|
| string | Email. |
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| organization | string | Organization in which the user belong. |
|
| group_name | string | Group in which the user belong. |
|
| first_address | string | Address. |
|
| second_address | string | More address. |
|
| city | string | City. |
|
| state | string | State. |
|
| zipcode | string | Zipcode. |
|
| country | string | Country. |
|
| phone | string | Phone no. |
|
| is_active | bool | Current status of user. |
|
| created_at | google.protobuf.Timestamp | Timestamp for creation and update |
|
| updated_at | google.protobuf.Timestamp |
|
A user collection resource.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| data | UserData | repeated |
|
| links | dictybase.api.jsonapi.PaginationLinks |
|
|
| meta | dictybase.api.jsonapi.Meta |
|
|
| included | google.protobuf.Any | repeated |
|
A top level container for user data.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| type | string | The resource name. |
|
| id | int64 | Unique id. |
|
| attributes | UserAttributes |
|
|
| links | dictybase.api.jsonapi.Links |
|
|
| relationships | ExistingUserRelationships |
|
The permission service definition
| Method Name | Request Type | Response Type | Description |
| GetPermission | .dictybase.api.jsonapi.GetRequestWithFields | Permission | Gets the specified permission |
| ListPermissions | .dictybase.api.jsonapi.SimpleListRequest | PermissionCollection | List all permissions |
| CreatePermission | CreatePermissionRequest | Permission | Create an permission |
| UpdatePermission | UpdatePermissionRequest | Permission | Update an permission |
| DeletePermission | .dictybase.api.jsonapi.DeleteRequest | .google.protobuf.Empty | Delete an permission |
| Method Name | Method | Pattern | Body |
| GetPermission | GET | /permissions/{id} | |
| ListPermissions | GET | /permissions | |
| CreatePermission | POST | /permissions | * |
| UpdatePermission | PATCH | /permissions/{id} | * |
| DeletePermission | DELETE | /permissions/{id} |
The role service definition
| Method Name | Request Type | Response Type | Description |
| GetRole | .dictybase.api.jsonapi.GetRequest | Role | Gets the specified role |
| GetRelatedUsers | .dictybase.api.jsonapi.RelationshipRequestWithPagination | UserCollection | Gets all related users |
| GetRelatedPermissions | .dictybase.api.jsonapi.RelationshipRequest | PermissionCollection | Gets all related permissions |
| ListRoles | .dictybase.api.jsonapi.SimpleListRequest | RoleCollection | List all roles. Both *users* and *permissions* relationships are allowed in the include parameter. |
| CreateRole | CreateRoleRequest | Role | Create an role |
| CreateUserRelationship | .dictybase.api.jsonapi.DataCollection | .google.protobuf.Empty | Create user relationship with role |
| CreatePermissionRelationship | .dictybase.api.jsonapi.DataCollection | .google.protobuf.Empty | Create permission relationship with role |
| UpdateRole | UpdateRoleRequest | Role | Update an role |
| UpdateUserRelationship | .dictybase.api.jsonapi.DataCollection | .google.protobuf.Empty | Update existing user relationship with role |
| UpdatePermissionRelationship | .dictybase.api.jsonapi.DataCollection | .google.protobuf.Empty | Update existing permission relationship with role |
| DeleteRole | .dictybase.api.jsonapi.DeleteRequest | .google.protobuf.Empty | Delete an role |
| DeleteUserRelationship | .dictybase.api.jsonapi.DataCollection | .google.protobuf.Empty | Delete existing user relationship with role |
| DeletePermissionRelationship | .dictybase.api.jsonapi.DataCollection | .google.protobuf.Empty | Delete existing permission relationship with role |
| Method Name | Method | Pattern | Body |
| GetRole | GET | /roles/{id} | |
| GetRelatedUsers | GET | /roles/{id}/users | |
| GetRelatedPermissions | GET | /roles/{id}/permissions | |
| ListRoles | GET | /roles | |
| CreateRole | POST | /roles | * |
| CreateUserRelationship | POST | /roles/{id}/relationships/users | * |
| CreatePermissionRelationship | POST | /roles/{id}/relationships/permissions | * |
| UpdateRole | PATCH | /roles/{id} | * |
| UpdateUserRelationship | PATCH | /roles/{id}/relationships/users | * |
| UpdatePermissionRelationship | PATCH | /roles/{id}/relationships/permissions | * |
| DeleteRole | DELETE | /roles/{id} | |
| DeleteUserRelationship | DELETE | /roles/{id}/relationships/users | * |
| DeletePermissionRelationship | DELETE | /roles/{id}/relationships/permissions | * |
The user service definition
| Method Name | Request Type | Response Type | Description |
| ExistUser | .dictybase.api.jsonapi.IdRequest | .dictybase.api.jsonapi.ExistResponse | Check the existence of user |
| GetUser | .dictybase.api.jsonapi.GetRequest | User | Gets the specified user |
| GetUserByEmail | .dictybase.api.jsonapi.GetEmailRequest | User | Gets the specified user by their email id |
| GetRelatedRoles | .dictybase.api.jsonapi.RelationshipRequest | RoleCollection | Gets all related roles |
| ListUsers | .dictybase.api.jsonapi.ListRequest | UserCollection | List all users. Only *roles* relationship is allowed for inclusion. |
| CreateUser | CreateUserRequest | User | Create an user |
| CreateRoleRelationship | .dictybase.api.jsonapi.DataCollection | .google.protobuf.Empty | Create relationship links with roles |
| UpdateUser | UpdateUserRequest | User | Update an user |
| UpdateRoleRelationship | .dictybase.api.jsonapi.DataCollection | .google.protobuf.Empty | Update relationship links with roles |
| DeleteUser | .dictybase.api.jsonapi.DeleteRequest | .google.protobuf.Empty | Delete an user |
| DeleteRoleRelationship | .dictybase.api.jsonapi.DataCollection | .google.protobuf.Empty | Delete relationship links with roles |
| Healthz | .dictybase.api.jsonapi.HealthzIdRequest | .google.protobuf.Empty | Basic health check that always return success |
| Method Name | Method | Pattern | Body |
| GetUser | GET | /users/{id} | |
| GetUserByEmail | GET | /users/email/{email} | |
| GetRelatedRoles | GET | /users/{id}/roles | |
| ListUsers | GET | /users | |
| CreateUser | POST | /users | * |
| CreateRoleRelationship | POST | /users/{id}/relationships/roles | * |
| UpdateUser | PATCH | /users/{id} | * |
| UpdateRoleRelationship | PATCH | /users/{id}/relationships/roles | * |
| DeleteUser | DELETE | /users/{id} | |
| DeleteRoleRelationship | DELETE | /users/{id}/relationships/roles | * |
| Healthz | GET | /healthz |
| .proto Type | Notes | C++ Type | Java Type | Python Type |
| double | double | double | float | |
| float | float | float | float | |
| int32 | Uses variable-length encoding. Inefficient for encoding negative numbers – if your field is likely to have negative values, use sint32 instead. | int32 | int | int |
| int64 | Uses variable-length encoding. Inefficient for encoding negative numbers – if your field is likely to have negative values, use sint64 instead. | int64 | long | int/long |
| uint32 | Uses variable-length encoding. | uint32 | int | int/long |
| uint64 | Uses variable-length encoding. | uint64 | long | int/long |
| sint32 | Uses variable-length encoding. Signed int value. These more efficiently encode negative numbers than regular int32s. | int32 | int | int |
| sint64 | Uses variable-length encoding. Signed int value. These more efficiently encode negative numbers than regular int64s. | int64 | long | int/long |
| fixed32 | Always four bytes. More efficient than uint32 if values are often greater than 2^28. | uint32 | int | int |
| fixed64 | Always eight bytes. More efficient than uint64 if values are often greater than 2^56. | uint64 | long | int/long |
| sfixed32 | Always four bytes. | int32 | int | int |
| sfixed64 | Always eight bytes. | int64 | long | int/long |
| bool | bool | boolean | boolean | |
| string | A string must always contain UTF-8 encoded or 7-bit ASCII text. | string | String | str/unicode |
| bytes | May contain any arbitrary sequence of bytes. | string | ByteString | str |


Ford rolls out Mustang SUV
Are you paying attention, Tesla?
(CNN) – Ford is out with a new style of Mustang. For purists, it’s going to take some time getting used to it.
The company unveiled the Mustang Mach-E Sunday night. It’s an all-electric SUV.
The Mach-E can go from zero to 60 miles an hour in about 3.5 seconds, according to Ford. For a point of reference, that’s basically the same performance as a Porsche 911 GTS.
Unlike most electric cars, this Mustang will come with a distinctive sound, like its other models are known for. Ford designers say sound is an important part of the Mustang experience.
The Mach-E doesn't sound like a deep-throated V8, though.
The artificially created sound, which can be heard both inside and outside the vehicle, varies to match the Mach-E's acceleration and speed, like an actual engine sound would. The SUV's sound most resembles an amplified electric motor whir, but with a hint of a rumble.
The new Mustang is expected to be available in late 2020, which gives you plenty of time to save your money.
Prices for the more basic versions of this new breed of pony start around $45,000. The fancier Mach-E GT Performance Edition begins at about $60,000.
If that sounds a bit rich for your tastes, there’s some good news.
Ford executives say the automaker’s electric vehicles still qualify for a $7,500 federal tax credit. They expect Mach-E buyers will be able to get that full tax credit for at least the first year it’s available.


Diriyah Formula E: Da Costa tops Saturday practice, Vergne crashes
by Jake Boxall-LeggeDS Techeetah's Antonio Felix da Costa headed Saturday's Formula E practice session ahead of the Diriyah E-Prix, punching in his fastest full-power lap two minutes from the end.
Circuit conditions were vastly improved over Friday's as the track continued to rubber in, giving the drivers almost 3.5 seconds' advantage over the qualifying laps for the first race.
Da Costa posted a 1m11.084s lap to pick off Oliver Rowland's then-pacesetting time, as the Nissan e.dams driver was the first to submit a lap time on the full allowance of 250kW.
After Rowland tapped into the maximum power levels with 10 minutes to go, the practice order began to shuffle around as the field prepared for qualifying runs.
Once Da Costa had completed a clean sweep of best sector times, Friday's polesitter Alexander Sims plonked his BMW Andretti car into second, before race one winner Sam Bird dispatched his countryman to take runner-up spot - just 0.022s behind Da Costa.
Sims enjoyed multiple appearances at the top of the timing boards during the 200kW runs in the early stages, trading times with Da Costa, Edoardo Mortara and Rowland throughout the middle portion of the session.
Rowland's original full-power benchmark was good enough for fourth place, just 0.030s clear of Mahindra's Pascal Wehrlein.
Wehrlein had set the then-fastest middle sector on his lap, before encountering Venturi's Mortara in the final sector - which hindered any further progress up the timing board.
Robin Frijns popped up into sixth despite encountering the glacial Ma Qing Hua towards the end of his final lap, the Envision Virgin driver heading the works Audi duo of Daniel Abt and Lucas di Grassi.
Sims' team-mate Maximilian Guenther bagged ninth, while Mitch Evans completed the top 10 for Jaguar.
Jerome d'Ambrosio was the last driver in the 1m11s bracket in 11th, beating Sebastien Buemi by 0.2s.
Mortara and team-mate Felipe Massa were locked in 13th and 14th; having spent the majority of the session around the upper echelons of the field, the two could not capitalise on full-power running.
Having impressed with podium finishes on Friday, Andre Lotterer and Stoffel Vandoorne could only occupy 15th and 16th overall for Porsche and Mercedes respectively.
Reigning champion Jean-Eric Vergne endured another miserable session, propping up the timesheets after hitting the wall at Turn 16 in the opening 10 minutes, which broke his left-rear suspension.
Techeetah quickly repaired the damage to his car, but Vergne was unable to rejoin the session despite getting back into the cockpit as he had to have a precautionary battery change due to the high level of g-force recorded in his wallstrike.
Vergne is expected to take part in qualifying later on Saturday.
FP3 times
| Pos | Driver | Team | Car | Time | Gap | Laps |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Antonio Felix da Costa | DS Techeetah | DS | 1m11.084s | - | 25 |
| 2 | Sam Bird | Virgin | Audi | 1m11.106s | 0.022s | 23 |
| 3 | Alexander Sims | BMW | BMW | 1m11.177s | 0.093s | 26 |
| 4 | Oliver Rowland | e.dams | Nissan | 1m11.493s | 0.409s | 28 |
| 5 | Pascal Wehrlein | Mahindra | Mahindra | 1m11.523s | 0.439s | 25 |
| 6 | Robin Frijns | Virgin | Audi | 1m11.608s | 0.524s | 23 |
| 7 | Daniel Abt | Audi | Audi | 1m11.643s | 0.559s | 24 |
| 8 | Lucas di Grassi | Audi | Audi | 1m11.696s | 0.612s | 23 |
| 9 | Max Guenther | BMW | BMW | 1m11.885s | 0.801s | 31 |
| 10 | Mitch Evans | Jaguar | Jaguar | 1m11.925s | 0.841s | 26 |
| 11 | Jerome d'Ambrosio | Mahindra | Mahindra | 1m11.968s | 0.884s | 25 |
| 12 | Sebastien Buemi | e.dams | Nissan | 1m12.171s | 1.087s | 27 |
| 13 | Edoardo Mortara | Venturi | Mercedes | 1m12.197s | 1.113s | 27 |
| 14 | Felipe Massa | Venturi | Mercedes | 1m12.223s | 1.139s | 22 |
| 15 | Andre Lotterer | Porsche | Porsche | 1m12.239s | 1.155s | 27 |
| 16 | Stoffel Vandoorne | Mercedes | Mercedes | 1m12.319s | 1.235s | 25 |
| 17 | Nico Muller | Dragon | Penske | 1m12.370s | 1.286s | 25 |
| 18 | Brendon Hartley | Dragon | Penske | 1m12.717s | 1.633s | 27 |
| 19 | Nyck de Vries | Mercedes | Mercedes | 1m12.740s | 1.656s | 25 |
| 20 | Ma Qing Hua | NIO | NIO | 1m12.755s | 1.671s | 28 |
| 21 | Oliver Turvey | NIO | NIO | 1m12.755s | 1.671s | 24 |
| 22 | Neel Jani | Porsche | Porsche | 1m13.087s | 2.003s | 27 |
| 23 | James Calado | Jaguar | Jaguar | 1m14.004s | 2.920s | 20 |
| 24 | Jean-Eric Vergne | DS Techeetah | DS | 1m17.144s | 6.060s | 6 |


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- __builtin__.object
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- build.ezmqcy.pyCallbacks
- build.ezmqcy.pyEZMQAPI
- build.ezmqcy.pyEZMQMessage
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- build.ezmqcy.pyEZMQByteData
- build.ezmqcy.pyEvent
- build.ezmqcy.pyEZMQPublisher
- build.ezmqcy.pyEZMQSubscriber
- build.ezmqcy.pyReading
class pyCallbacks(__builtin__.object) |
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Python abstract callback class.
This class contains two abstract callbacks to be implemented by subscriber.
Application must implement and pass instance of this class to constructor of pypyEZMQSubscriber to get callbacks.
e.g. : subscriber = ezmq.pyEZMQSubscriber(ip, port, cb)
cb is an instance of callbacks class that implements pyCallbacks. |
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Methods defined here:
- subDataCB(...)
- Implement this to get general callbacks from publishers.
This callback is called for both with and without topics.
- subTopicDataCB(...)
- Implement this to get callbacks for subscribed topics only.
Data descriptors defined here:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
Data and other attributes defined here:
- __abstractmethods__ = frozenset(['subDataCB', 'subTopicDataCB'])
- __qualname__ = 'pyCallbacks'
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class pyEZMQAPI(__builtin__.object) |
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This class contains APIs related to EZMQ stack.
e.g. : apiObj = ezmq.pyEZMQAPI() |
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Methods defined here:
- __reduce__ = __reduce_cython__(...)
- __setstate__ = __setstate_cython__(...)
- getStatus(...)
- Get the current status of EZMQ Service.
This API can be used to check the status of the EZMQ stack.
@return: EZMQStatusCode
- initialize(...)
- Initializes all required EZMQ components.
This API should be called first, before using any other EZMQ APIs.
@return: EZMQErrorCode
- terminate(...)
- Terminates all initialized EZMQ components.
This API should be called to clean up at the end of EZMQ stack use.
@return: EZMQErrorCode
Data and other attributes defined here:
- __new__ = <built-in method __new__ of type object>
- T.__new__(S, ...) -> a new object with type S, a subtype of T
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class pyEZMQByteData(pyEZMQMessage) |
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This class is derived from pyEZMQMessage for bytedata messages types.
It contains a pointer to native EZMQByteData instance.
e.g :: data = ezmq.pyEZMQByteData()
data.init(event, len(event)) [event is of type bytearray] |
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- Method resolution order:
- pyEZMQByteData
- pyEZMQMessage
- __builtin__.object
Methods defined here:
- __reduce__ = __reduce_cython__(...)
- __setstate__ = __setstate_cython__(...)
- getByteData(...)
- Get Byte data object holds.
@return: byte data
- getLength(...)
- Get length of data.
@return: Length of data.
- init(...)
- This creates a new EZMQByteData instance in python
and stores it in a pointer to a native object.
It also sets the delete flag used by python garbage collector to free it.
@param data: Byte Data
@param dataLength : Data length
- setByteData(...)
- Set Byte data.
This API is used to update existing data
@param data: Byte Data
@param dataLength: Data Length.
@return: EZMQErrorCode.
Data descriptors defined here:
- deleteFlag
- This flag is set when EZMQByteData instance is created in python.
Thus python knows it has to delete the native instance.
Destructor not needed to be called explicitly.
Data and other attributes defined here:
- __new__ = <built-in method __new__ of type object>
- T.__new__(S, ...) -> a new object with type S, a subtype of T
Methods inherited from pyEZMQMessage:
- getContentType(...)
- Get the content-type of EZMQMessage instance.
@return: integer for EZMQ content type
- setContentType(...)
- Set content type of EZMQMessage.
EZMQByteData will set it as EZMQ_CONTENT_TYPE_BYTEDATA.
and Event will set as EZMQ_CONTENT_TYPE_PROTOBUF by default.
@param types: content-type to be set
@return: Integer for EZMQ Error Code
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class pyEZMQMessage(__builtin__.object) |
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This class is a parent class for event types.
It is used for typcasting bytedata/protobuf data for publishing OR
when receiving callbacks, it is typecasted into bytedata/protobuf data. |
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Methods defined here:
- __reduce__ = __reduce_cython__(...)
- __setstate__ = __setstate_cython__(...)
- getContentType(...)
- Get the content-type of EZMQMessage instance.
@return: integer for EZMQ content type
- setContentType(...)
- Set content type of EZMQMessage.
EZMQByteData will set it as EZMQ_CONTENT_TYPE_BYTEDATA.
and Event will set as EZMQ_CONTENT_TYPE_PROTOBUF by default.
@param types: content-type to be set
@return: Integer for EZMQ Error Code
Data and other attributes defined here:
- __new__ = <built-in method __new__ of type object>
- T.__new__(S, ...) -> a new object with type S, a subtype of T
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class pyEZMQPublisher(__builtin__.object) |
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This class contains the APIs related to start, stop publish APIs.
It contains a pointer to native EZMQPublisher instance.
e.g. : publisher = ezmq.pyEZMQPublisher(int port)
publisher.start()
publisher.publish(data) [data is of type pyEZMQMessage] |
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Methods defined here:
- __reduce__ = __reduce_cython__(...)
- __setstate__ = __setstate_cython__(...)
- getPort(...)
- Get the port of the publisher.
@return: Integer port number
- publish(...)
- Publish events on a specific topic on the socket for subscribers.
e.g.:: ===>publisher.publish(data)
for publishing without topic
===>publisher.publish(data, topic=/home/livingroom)
for publishing with topic
@param event: event to be published
@type event: L{pyEZMQMessage}
@param topic: [Optional] Topic on which event is to be published.
@type topic: String
@note: (1) Topic name should be as path format. E.g.'home/livingroom/'
(2) Topic name can have letters [a-z, A-z], numerics [0-9]
and special characters _ - . and /
@return: Integer for EZMQ error code.
- setServerPrivateKey(...)
- Set the server private/secret key.
@param key: Server private/Secret key.
@return EZMQErrorCode - EZMQ_OK on success, otherwise appropriate error code.
@note: (1) Key should be 40-character string encoded in the Z85 encoding format

(2) This API should be called before start() API.
- start(...)
- Start publisher instance.
@return: Integer for stack error codes
- stop(...)
- Stop publisher instance.
@return: Integer for stack error codes.
Data and other attributes defined here:
- __new__ = <built-in method __new__ of type object>
- T.__new__(S, ...) -> a new object with type S, a subtype of T
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This class contains the APIs related to start, stop subscriber APIs.
It contains a pointer to native EZMQSubscriber instance.
e.g. :: ==> subscriber = ezmq.pyEZMQSubscriber(string ip, int port, cb)
cb is instance of implementation of ezmq.pyCallbacks class.
==> subscriber.start()
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Methods defined here:
- __reduce__ = __reduce_cython__(...)
- __setstate__ = __setstate_cython__(...)
- getIp(...)
- Get IP address
@return: IP address as string.
- getPort(...)
- Get port of subscriber.
@return: Integer of port.
- setClientKeys(...)
- Set the security keys of client/its own.
@param clientPrivateKey - Client private/secret key.
@param clientPublicKey - Client public key.
@return EZMQErrorCode - EZMQ_OK on success, otherwise appropriate error code.
@note
(1) Key should be 40-character string encoded in the Z85 encoding format

(2) This API should be called before start() API.
- setServerPublicKey(...)
- Set the server public key.
@param key - Server public key.
@return EZMQErrorCode - EZMQ_OK on success, otherwise appropriate error code.
@note
(1) Key should be 40-character string encoded in the Z85 encoding format

(2) This API should be called before start() API.

(3) If using the following API in secured mode:

subscribe(const std::string &ip, const int &port, std::string topic);
setServerPublicKey API needs to be called before that.
- start(...)
- Start the subscriber instance.
@return: EZMQErrorCodes
- stop(...)
- Stop the subscriber instance.
@return: EZMQErrorCodes
- subscribe(...)
- Subscribe for an event/message on a particular topic or otherwise.
@param topic: [Optional] Topic on which event is to be subscribed.
@type topic: L{string}
@type topic: L{list}
@note: (1) Topic name should be as path format. E.g.'home/livingroom/'
(2) Topic name can have letters [a-z, A-z], numerics [0-9]
and special characters _ - . and /.
@return: EZMQErrorCodes.
Usage : e.g. subscriber = ezmq.pyEZMQSubscriber(ip, int(port), cb)
subscriber.start()
subscriber.subscribe()
// Subscribe without topic
subscriber.subscribe(topic=topicString)
// Subscribe with topic string
subscriber.subscribe(topic=topicList)
// Subscribe with topic List
- unSubscribe(...)
- Unsubscribe for an event/message on a specific topic
or Unsubscribe all the events/message from publishers.
@param topic: [Optional] Topic on which event is to be unsubscribed.
@type topic: string
@type topic: list
@return: EZMQErrorCode
Usage : e.g. subscriber = ezmq.pyEZMQSubscriber(ip, int(port), cb)
subscriber.start()
subscriber.unSubscribe()
// Unsubscribe without topic
subscriber.unSubscribe(topic=topicString)
// Unsubscribe with topic string
subscriber.unSubscribe(topic=topicList)
// Unsubscribe with topic List
Data and other attributes defined here:
- __new__ = <built-in method __new__ of type object>
- T.__new__(S, ...) -> a new object with type S, a subtype of T
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class pyEvent(pyEZMQMessage) |
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This class is derived from pyEZMQMessage class for protobuf messages.
It contains a pointer to native Event instance.
e.g. :: event = ezmq.pyEvent()
event.init()
Attributes :
deleteFlag : This flag is set when native instance is created in python |
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- Method resolution order:
- pyEvent
- pyEZMQMessage
- __builtin__.object
Methods defined here:
- __reduce__ = __reduce_cython__(...)
- __setstate__ = __setstate_cython__(...)
- add_reading(...)
- Initialize pyReading instance for pyEvent and stores their native pointers.
All Reading APIs are to be called on this instance.
@return: instance of pyReading containing pointer to new Reading instance
- created(...)
- Get created field of the event
@return: created as Integer
- device(...)
- Get device field of the event
@return: device as string
- id(...)
- Get ID field of the event
@return: id as string
- init(...)
- This creates a new Event instance in python and stores it
in a pointer to a native object. It also sets the delete flag,
used by python garbage collector to free it.
- modified(...)
- Get modified field of the event
@return: modified as Integer
- mutable_reading(...)
- Get reading for a given index of the event
@param index: index for which reading is required
@return: instance of pyReading containing pointer to Reading instance
- origin(...)
- Get origin field of the event
@return: origin as Integer
- pushed(...)
- Get pushed field of the event
@return: pushed as Integer
- reading(...)
- reading_size(...)
- Get reading count of the event
@return: reading count as Integer
- set_created(...)
- Set created field of the event.
@param value: value of created
@type value: Integer
- set_device(...)
- Set device field of the event.
@param value: value of device
@type value: const char*
- set_id(...)
- Set ID field of the event.
@param value: value of ID
@type value: Integer
- set_modified(...)
- Set modified field of the event.
@param value: value of modified
@type value: Integer
- set_origin(...)
- Set origin field of the event.
@param value: value of origin
@type value: Integer
- set_pushed(...)
- Set pushed field of the event.
@param value: value of pushed
@type value: Integer
Data descriptors defined here:
- deleteFlag
- This flag is set when Event instance is created in python.
Thus python knows it has to delete the native instance.
Destructor need not to be called explicitly.
Data and other attributes defined here:
- __new__ = <built-in method __new__ of type object>
- T.__new__(S, ...) -> a new object with type S, a subtype of T
Methods inherited from pyEZMQMessage:
- getContentType(...)
- Get the content-type of EZMQMessage instance.
@return: integer for EZMQ content type
- setContentType(...)
- Set content type of EZMQMessage.
EZMQByteData will set it as EZMQ_CONTENT_TYPE_BYTEDATA.
and Event will set as EZMQ_CONTENT_TYPE_PROTOBUF by default.
@param types: content-type to be set
@return: Integer for EZMQ Error Code
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It contains a pointer to native Reading instance. |
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Methods defined here:
- __reduce__ = __reduce_cython__(...)
- __setstate__ = __setstate_cython__(...)
- created(...)
- Get created field of reading instance.
@return: created as Integer
- device(...)
- Get device field of reading instance.
@return: device as string
- id(...)
- Get id field of reading instance.
@return: ID as string
- modified(...)
- Get modified field of reading instance.
@return: modified as Integer
- name(...)
- Get name(key-value) field of reading instance.
@return: name as string
- origin(...)
- Get origin field of reading instance.
@return: origin as Integer
- pushed(...)
- Get pushed field of reading instance.
@return: pushed as Integer
- set_created(...)
- Set created field of reading instance.
@param value: value of created
@type value: Integer
- set_device(...)
- Set device field of reading instance.
@param value: value of device.
@type value: const char*
- set_id(...)
- Set ID field of reading instance.
@param value: value of ID
@type value: const char*
- set_modified(...)
- Set modified field of reading instance.
@param value: value of modified
@type value: Integer
- set_name(...)
- Set name of reading instance.
@param value: value of name(key-value).
@type value: const char*
- set_origin(...)
- Set origin field of reading instance.
@param value: value of origin
@type value: Integer
- set_pushed(...)
- Set pushed field of reading instance.
@param value: value of pushed
@type value: Integer
- set_value(...)
- Set ID field of reading instance.
@param value: value of value(key-value).
@type value: const char*
- value(...)
- Get value(key-value) field of reading instance.
@return: value as string
Data and other attributes defined here:
- __new__ = <built-in method __new__ of type object>
- T.__new__(S, ...) -> a new object with type S, a subtype of T
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Kenyans suing Britain for rape
networks.org | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"10 years ago ... British troops in Kenya on a military exercise raped her and her sister in a corner of the country's remote northern scrubland. Mohamud now wants the British government to make recompense, a goal shared by 650 other women who also allege rape by British soldiers in the African country from the 1970s onwards. ... She was one of dozens of women who left remote rural homes to queue up to meet visiting British lawyer Martyn Day, who is preparing lawsuits against the British government on their behalf. ... The allegations surfaced after Day won over $7 million in compensation from Britain for 233 nomadic herdsmen from the Maasai and Samburu tribes maimed by unexploded munitions left by the British army or whose relatives were killed by the weapons."
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Brain damaged man expresses sexual urges
CNN | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"Nearly 19 years after a wreck left a man paralyzed and unable to communicate, his power of speech has returned, the man's family said Monday. ... But he remains stuck in 1984, she said.  It's not just his language abilities that have changed. So, too, has his personality, Terry's parents said. When the speech therapist asked him what she could do for him, 'He told her, "Make love to me,"' said his father. 'That's kind of strange, because he would not have talked dirty before he wrecked.'" [Maybe his life is a little different than it was nineteen years ago.]
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White House finally admits State of the Union lie
San Francisco Chronicle | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"The White House acknowledged Monday that President Bush's State of the Union address in January was incorrect in stating that Iraq had recently sought significant quantities of uranium in Africa. The acknowledgment came as a British parliamentary commission questioned the reliability of British intelligence about Saddam Hussein's efforts to obtain weapons of mass destruction in the run-up to the war in Iraq. The president's statement was incorrect because it was based on forged documents from the African nation of Niger, White House spokesman Ari Fleischer acknowledged." [Which the Administration already knew, months before Bush's speech.]
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Shriners tangle with PETA clowns
Minneapolis Star Tribune | Submitted by: Bammer
"The altercation, lasting a couple of minutes or more, was a confrontation between at least two Shriners and three animal-rights activists. Fifteen or more protesters, many dressed as clowns in face paint and fright wigs, carried signs alleging cruel treatment of animals in the circus that bears the name of the international fraternal organization. ... 'I pushed her out of the way, then the guy on the other side pushes me, and then she goes in on me low, and we're in the bushes.' Peterson said, 'He threw me into the bushes. I don't remember throwing punches, but I kicked him between the legs.' ... Rob Bernhardt said he felt that the protesters, who handed out leaflets and assertively made their views known to passersby in red fezzes, were baiting conventioneers."
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Patriot Act II still in the pipeline
San Mateo County Times | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"The Domestic Security Enhancement Act, drafted by Justice Department officials as a follow-on to the USA Patriot Act passed by Congress after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, would grant the government broad new powers to investigate, detain, and interrogate suspected terrorists. Among other things, it would remove court-ordered prohibitions against police spying on domestic groups; expand the FBI's ability to conduct searches and surveillance without first obtaining a court order; and create a DNA database of suspected terrorists. ... Attorney General John Ashcroft told a congressional committee last month that he intends to seek prompt passage of Patriot II."
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Zookeeper cooked his animals
Sun | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"A former zoo owner is facing a possible jail sentence over fears he killed and ate his animals. Joerg Schlechte, 43, has already been fined £1,500 after he admitted roasting pot-bellied pigs for a drunken barbecue with pals at the children's zoo. ... Now police are probing whether the zoo's rabbits, donkeys, goats, racoons, two parrots and a wild boar named Monty went the same way as the pigs. Also missing are ducks, pheasants, three Shetland ponies, a miniature horse and a small buffalo."
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Sudan plane crash kills 115; child is sole survivor
Wire Services | Submitted by: Mean Gene
"A small boy was the sole survivor after a Sudan Airways plane crashed on a domestic flight in Africa's largest country on Tuesday, killing 115 people. ... Sudanese TV said the dead were laid to rest in a mass grave in Port Sudan, about 450 miles northeast of Khartoum, after local government officials ordered a swift burial."
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Critical infrastructure map soon to be classified
Washington Post | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"Sean Gorman's professor called his dissertation 'tedious and unimportant.' ... But since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, Gorman's work has become so compelling that companies want to seize it, government officials want to suppress it, and al Qaeda operatives -- if they could get their hands on it -- would find a terrorist treasure map. ... Using mathematical formulas, he probes for critical links, trying to answer the question: 'If I were Osama bin Laden, where would I want to attack?'"
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Stonehenge theoretically a giant, abstract vulva
Chicago Sun-Times | Submitted by: Pit Boss
"Researchers may have unraveled the mystery of Stonehenge, saying it bears a striking resemblance to a woman's genitals. Anthony Perks, a professor emeritus of zoology at the University of British Columbia, says the famous English prehistoric monument could have been built as a giant symbol of birth and regeneration. ... Perks, who is also an honorary professor of obstetrics and gynecology, says the theory would help explain the monument's noticeably empty center." [Yawn.]
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Kentucky coughs up another $121,524 to the ACLU
Courier-Journal | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"The failed effort by Kentucky lawmakers to re-erect a Ten Commandments monument on the Capitol grounds in Frankfort cost the state more than $100,000. ... The latest payment brings to nearly $700,000 the amount the state has paid in the last decade to the ACLU involving challenges to state abortion and religion laws that were struck down as unconstitutional. ... State Rep. Kathy Stein, D-Lexington, who opposed the Ten Commandments resolution in 2000, expects lawmakers to revive the measure when the legislature meets next year. 'Mark my words, we'll be back in the 2004 session with the very same issue.'"
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PETA: KFC is bullshitting you
MSNBC | Submitted by: kade
"[PETA] filed a lawsuit Monday against fast-food chain KFC, accusing the company of making misleading statements on its Web site regarding how the chickens it sells are treated. ... PETA contends that the chickens KFC buys from suppliers are abused through drugging, feeding and slaughter practices. PETA's director of vegan outreach, Bruce Friedrich, said the treatment is legal, but 'they can't legally lie about it, and they have been.'"
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14 Nigerians killed over high gas prices
allAfrica | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"Massive protests enveloped Lagos yesterday as the strike over fuel price hike continued with the police and protesters recording 14 casualties -- two policemen and 12 protesters -- in different locations in the city... The mayhem paralysed economic and social activities in all parts of the metropolis, with hooligans attempting to burn down Alakara and Itire Police stations, while the busy Yaba bus terminal was soaked in tear-gas fired by policemen... Eye-witness account said the police used live bullets on the protesters while police sources claimed the protesters were armed with locally made pistols and bombs which they used freely against the police."
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Italian fishermen using live kittens for bait
Independent | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"Anglers from northern Europe are using live kittens for bait while fishing in the Po river for the gigantic sheat-fish, according to police. ... another cruel method of catching the fish was to spear an eel with a harpoon and dangle it in the water, where its agonised thrashings were intolerably tempting for the big beast of the deeps."
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Toxic mold 1, Ted Nugent 0
WKMG-TV 6 Orlando | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"Rocker Ted Nugent and his family were apparently forced out of their Jackson, Mich., home after it was found to be contaminated with mold. Nugent's wife, Shemane, was also experiencing health problems believed to be a result of the mold found in the home. ... the contamination apparently stems from a water leak in the roof of their 5,000-square-foot home where the couple has lived for more than 10 years."
 Giving the salute or praising the Nazi regime in public is forbidden in Germany. But this is believed to be the first time the law has been applied to the owner of an offending animal."
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Australian cops use mugshots for target practice
Independent Online | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"Australian police have been forced into a humiliating climbdown after admitting that they had been using mug shots of criminal suspects, including Aborigines, for target practice. Officers in Queensland initially defended the use of the photographs in training exercises by the state's elite counter-terrorism squad. ... Atkinson said the 40-man Special Emergency Response Team needed to hone their skills in the most realistic setting possible, and photographs of real people helped officers to do that."
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Police station rats hopped up on speed
News Corporation | Submitted by: Chronic Goddess
"Rats high on drugs have been running wild in the ceiling of a police station after munching on speed and pot exhibits. Rodents infesting the Caboolture station, north of Brisbane, have chewed through bags containing amphetamines and cannabis, and their urine has been found dripping down walls. Queensland Police Union general secretary Phil Hocken said the 'green leafy material nurtured by druggies' had become a meal for the rodents, and rats had been seen with 'their eyes wide open, running frantically for no reason at all, round in circles'."
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Africans much prefer Clinton to Bush
Independent Online | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"Residents of Goree, site of a famous slave trading station, said they had been taken to a football ground on the other side of the quaint island at 6am and told to wait there until Bush had departed, around midday. ... Bush came to Goree to tour the red-brick Slave House, where Africans were kept in shackles before being shipped across a perilous sea to a lifetime of servitude. He then gave an eloquent speech about the horrors of slavery... The cooped-up residents were not impressed. 'It's slavery all over again,' fumed one father-of-four, who did not want to give his name. ... Many residents compared Bush's hour-long visit unfavourably to the island tour by former President Bill Clinton in 1998. 'When Clinton came, he shook hands, people danced,' said former Mayor Urbain Alexandre Diagne."
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Catholic priest offers celibacy tips
News Corporation | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"Inspired by a weekend call by the pope for greater chastity among the young, an Italian Catholic priest has published a guide aimed at helping teenagers avoid a summer of steamy temptation. 'Don't, by your attitude and movements, exhibit your body, especially if you have a physique which turns heads,' advises Father Antonio Rungia in a pamphlet entitled A user's guide to chastity and packed with tips for the tempted."
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Rabid bobcat attacks the wrong homeowner
ABC TV affiliates | Submitted by: optional
"Madigan was clearing brush in his backyard on Cleveland Street on Sunday when he disturbed the bobcat, which was sleeping in a drainage pipe... 'I sort of caught it and we wrestled around for what must have been 15 minutes,' said Madigan. 'It bit my right forearm pretty good. I was choking it, trying to break its neck but I couldn't,' he said. ... 'I thought I'd killed him,' Madigan said. 'But I couldn't get the claw out, it was buried so deep in my arm.' To free himself, Madigan said, he broke the animal's leg with his other hand." [Jesus!]
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Mother abandons girl in forest
lufkindailynews.com | Submitted by: Poots Brownhole
"Bond has been set at $750,000 for a Newton County woman whose 6-year-old daughter was found wandering in the woods Sunday. ... She told officers at the scene her mother dropped her off in the woods after talking about suicide, telling the girl they were going to 'play hide-and-seek' and that she was to 'duck down in the bushes and hide' if anyone came by, Henson said. 'The little girl stated her mother said she was going to take her own life. At first, we thought that might have been the case... She was sitting with her boyfriend, drinking a cold beer' when highway patrol officers arrested her."
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Missing African jet finally turns up
Guardian | Submitted by: Dirty Sammy
"A Boeing 727 cargo plane which caused panic among US intelligence agencies after mysteriously disappearing from Angola's main airport turned up last week in Guinea, the Guardian can reveal. The plane, which was feared to be in the hands of international terrorists, was spotted on June 28 in Conakry, Guinea's capital... It had been resprayed and given the Guinean registration 3XGOM. But at least the last two letters of its former tail-number, N844AA, were still showing."
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Fucking elephants logo criticized
Sydney Morning Herald | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"Thai community groups wanted to use a logo featuring two elephants having sex for next year's World AIDS conference in Bangkok but the plan was criticised by health authorities because the bull was not using a condom. 'The logo fails to convey any meaning,' Dr Sombat Tanprasertsuk of the Thai government's disease control department was quoted as saying in the Nation newspaper. 'There is only one message which people will get: that community workers are obsessed with sex.'"
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Indonesia to USA: knock it off
straitstimes.com.sg | Submitted by: Smitty
"Indonesian Vice-President Hamzah Haz yesterday warned the United States not to let its warplanes and warships intrude into Indonesia's territories again. He told reporters in the Vice-Presidential Palace here: 'We ask the United States not to repeat the violation in order to avoid emerging new problems between Indonesia and the United States.' ... Last Thursday, five US Hornet F-18 jet fighters, one warship, two guarding ships and one tanker entered Indonesian airspace and waters at the eastern Java island."
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'God particle' hypothesis untestable for six years
New Scientist | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"The most elusive particle in physics has skipped even further out of reach. Pinning down the Higgs boson, or proving that it does not exist, would be a huge step towards understanding why our Universe has mass. But fresh predictions from Fermilab, home to the world's most powerful particle accelerator, have dashed hopes of achieving that goal for at least the next six years. ... 'Everyone is disappointed and frustrated,' says Judy Jackson of Fermilab."
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Princess Diana slated to appear in Marvel superhero comic
Australian Broadcasting | Submitted by: Jim Guerin
"Marvel Comics says Princess Diana will be reincarnated as a mutant comic book superhero this September. The character will appear in a five-series storyline called Di Another Day in Marvel's X-Statix monthly comic, a spinoff from its popular X-Men. ... 'At a glance, Diana may not resemble the flying, teleporting, lethally oscillating characters that populate my comic, but the strange power she exerts from beyond the grave certainly makes her a valid subject to explore,' Mr Milligan said in a statement issued by Marvel. 'And, of course, she looks great in Spandex!'" [This has got to be a hoax.]
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Indian sunlight-eater not actually headed to NASA
web.mid-day.com | Submitted by: optional
"After a thorough check with all its scientific officers and regional offices throughout the US over two days, a NASA spokesperson has denied it had invited Hira Ratan Manek in any official capacity, or that it has anything to do with him. Recent news reports had stated that Manek, a 64-year-old mechanical engineer, who claims he has not eaten in eight years and lives on water and solar energy, had been invited by NASA to New York to show them how it was done. ... NASA spokesperson Dolores Beasley said she had no idea why press reports had claimed that NASA had invited Manek. 'No one checked with us,' said Dolores... In June 2002, NASA had apparently verified Manek’s claims when he spent 130 days with its scientists and only drank water."
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| public nothrow void | Assign(T* ptr_, const SharedCount<T>& count_) |
| public inline nothrow T* | Get() const |
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| public inline nothrow T* | GetPtr() const |
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an example controller class that takes a 2-dimensional state and outputs a 1-dimensional control action
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In a forest, there lived a lion. He had grown old and could not run fast anymore. As days went by, it became more and more difficult for him to hunt.
One day, while he was wandering through the forest in search of food, he came across a cave. He peeped in and smelt the air inside the cave. “Some animal must be staying here,” he said himself. He crept inside the cave only to find it empty. “I will hide inside and wait for the animal to return,” he thought.
The cave was the home of a jackal. Everyday, the jackal would go out in search of food and return to the cave in the evening to rest. That evening, the jackal after having his meal started towards home. But as he came closer, he felt something wrong. Everything around him was very quiet. “Something is wrong,” the jackal said to himself, “why are all the birds and insects so silent?”
Very slowly and cautiously, he walked towards his cave. He looked around him, watching for any signs of danger. As he got closer to the mouth of the cave, all his instincts alerted him of danger. “I have to make sure that everything is alright, thought the jackal. Then, he thought of a plan.
The clever jackal called out to the cave. “Hello my good cave, what happened to you today? Why are you so quiet?”
The jackal’s voice echoed deep inside the cave. The lion, who by now could not control his hunger any longer, thought to himself, “I think it is because I am here that the cave is silent. Before the jackal realises that something is wrong, I should do something.”
The jackal continued to call out, “Have you forgotten our agreement, cave? You are supposed to greet me when I return home.” The lion tried to make his voice sound hollow and called out from within the cave, “Welcome home my friend.”
The birds chirped loudly and flew away on hearing the lion’s roar. As for the jackal, he shook with fear. Before the hungry lion could pounce on him and eat him up, the jackal ran for his dear life as fast as his legs could carry him.
The lion waited for a long time for the jackal to enter the cave. But when the jackal did not come in, the lion realised that he had been fooled. He cursed himself for his foolishness that made him lose a prey.


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The Cool Kids & Kenny Beats link up for "Dipped."
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The Cool Kids and Kenny Beats collaborating on a song makes total sense but for some reason, it seems completely unexpected. Chuck Inglish and Sir Michael Rocks link up with Kenny on the new single, "Dipped" which is undoubtedly a bop. Over some trippy trap music with evident influence from Chuck Inglish, Kenny Beats provides a muddy backdrop for Chuck Inglish and Sir Michael Rocks to vibe out to.
“I remember hearing the Cool Kids for the first time; deleted all my beats and threw out all my clothes,” Kenny Beats said about his new collab with The Cool Kids “Bought a NCAA SnapBack and started pitching all my samples as low as I could. To call them friends and collaborators now in unreal to me.”
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throttle¶
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class
naz.throttle.
BaseThrottleHandler
[source]¶ Bases:
abc.ABC
This is the interface that must be implemented to satisfy naz’s throttle handling. User implementations should inherit this class and implement the
throttled
,not_throttled
,allow_request
andthrottle_delay
methods with the type signatures shown.When an SMPP client exceeds it’s rate limit, or when the SMSC is under load or for whatever reason; The SMSC may decide to start throtlling requests from that particular client. When it does so, it replies to the client with a throttling status. Under such conditions, it is important for the client to start rate limiting itself. The way naz implements this self imposed self-regulation is via Throttle Handlers.
The methods in this class are also called when the SMSC is under load and is responding with `ESME_RMSGQFUL`(message queue full) responses
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abstract async
allow_request
()[source]¶ this method will be called by naz just before sending a request to SMSC. The response from this method will determine wether naz will send the request or not.
- Return type
bool
-
abstract async
not_throttled
()[source]¶ this method will be called by naz everytime we get any response from SMSC that is not a throttling response.
- Return type
None
-
abstract async
throttle_delay
()[source]¶ if the last
allow_request
method call returned False(thus denying sending a request), naz will call the throttle_delay method to determine how long in seconds to wait before calling allow_request again.- Return type
float
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abstract async
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class
naz.throttle.
SimpleThrottleHandler
(sampling_period=180.0, sample_size=50.0, deny_request_at=1.0, throttle_wait=3.0, logger=None)[source]¶ Bases:
naz.throttle.BaseThrottleHandler
This is an implementation of BaseThrottleHandler.
It works by:
calculating the percentage of responses from the SMSC that are THROTTLING(or ESME_RMSGQFUL) responses.
if that percentage goes above
deny_request_at
percent AND total number of responses from SMSC is greater thansample_size
oversampling_period
secondsthen deny making anymore requests to SMSC
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__init__
(sampling_period=180.0, sample_size=50.0, deny_request_at=1.0, throttle_wait=3.0, logger=None)[source]¶ - Parameters
sampling_period (
float
) – the duration in seconds over which we will calculate the percentage of throttled responses.sample_size (
float
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float
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- Return type
bool
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async
not_throttled
()[source]¶ this method will be called by naz everytime we get any response from SMSC that is not a throttling response.
- Return type
None
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async
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allow_request
method call returned False(thus denying sending a request), naz will call the throttle_delay method to determine how long in seconds to wait before calling allow_request again.- Return type
float


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Karta¶
Motivation¶
The main motivation for developing Karta was the need to identify open sources in large firmware files. My previous experience with other available tools (at the time) was that they have a memory blowup when dealing with large binaries, meaning that sometimes they will completely crash and give no results :(
If we could work with a subset of functions, that will be polynomial to M (number of functions in the open source) and not in N (number of functions in the binary) we could escape the limitations that arise when M << N. And this was the main idea.
Key Idea - Linker Locality¶
Matching two functions (src and dest) is usually done after converting them into some “canonical” representation. We aim to narrow our search space, and to convert only a minimal set of binary functions into their canonical representation. And here comes the linker to our rescue:
- The compiler usually compiles each source file (.c / .cpp) into a single binary file (.o or .obj depending on the compiler)
- The linker then attaches them all together into a single blob
- This blob will be inserted to the firmware as is
conclusion #1: The compiled open source will be contained in a single contiguous blob inside the firmware / executable.
conclusion #2: Once we find a single representative of that blob (a.k.a anchor), we can speculate about the lower and upper bound of this blob in the binary, according to the number of functions we know that should be in the blob
Matching Steps¶
Using these conclusions, Karta matches each open source using the following steps:
- Fingerprint: Identify the existence of the open source, and the version that is being used
- Search for anchor functions: functions with unique and rare artifacts (strings or consts)
- Draw basic file boundaries: a map for each located file, and overall scope for the entire open source
- Use file hints: search and match functions that contain a string with their source file name
- Locate agents: functions with file-unique artifacts (minor anchors)
- Regular score-based matching:
- Scoring similarities
- Control Flow Graph (CFG) analysis
- Note: gives special attention for geographic location
Geographic Location¶
Compilers tend (when they are nice) to preserve the order of the functions in the compiled binary. For example, if “foo()” was defined after “bar()” in the same source file, the compiled “foo” will usually be found right after the compiled “bar”. This means that our matching and scoring logic will pay special attention to geographic characteristics:
- Possible matching candidates must reside in the same file as our source function
- Adaptively boost the score of neighbours (according to seen matching history)
- Use neighbours to “discover” new matching candidates
- Static functions shouldn’t be referenced by functions from other files / outside of our open source
Modularity¶
Using these basic concepts, Karta was designed to be modular, to allow other matching libraries to use the basic file mapping logic.


Resident Evil: Revelation 2
Claire and Barry: Two stories and two struggles for survival.
Fear Comes HomeIn 2012 Capcom released Resident Evil: Revelations to the acclaim of Resident Evil fans everywhere. This was only the first chapter in the Revelations series. With story twists to keep you guessing and unparalleled scares guaranteed to make you jump, Capcom presents the highly anticipated second chapter--Resident Evil: Revelations 2.
Claire's StoryClaire Redfield is one of the few people known to have survived the destruction of Raccoon City in 1998. It was her first time to witness the effects bioweapons can have on people. Following the incident she joined a non-government organization dedicated to helping victims of biological and chemical weapons. The organization is known as Terra Save. In 2011 the headquarters of the NGO is attacked by unknown assailants. Claire and her co-workers, including its latest member Moira Burton, are kidnapped and taken to a deserted island. Claire and Moira wake up in prison cells on this island. Before they can even figure out where they are or what's going on, they see one of their co-workers ripped to shreds by some kind of monster. Will they be able to escape from the horrors that surround them, or will they meet their end on this island of horrors?
Barry's StoryBarry's daughter Moira has disappeared - her last known whereabouts an island in the middle of nowhere and he's determined to save her. There he finds a little girl who calls herself Natalia. Barry soon realizes that she's not an ordinary little girl, and together they traverse the dangerous island in search of answers and hoping for a miracle.


Testing
Regression Tests
A group of volunteers donate CPU cycles and large amounts of disk space to collectively produce the regression testing result tables. Various Boost repository versions are tested for the benefit of library developers and interested users:
| Version | Developers | |
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| Develop branch | Summary | Unresolved Issues |
| Master branch | Summary | Unresolved Issues |
Snapshots
Snapshots are used for quality control checks. The Unix tarballs and Windows zipballs are identical except for the line endings exported from Git.
Because the snapshots represent work-in-process, they may not be suitable for production use.
| Version | Download | Documentation |
|---|---|---|
| Master branch | Sourceforge, JFrog.io. | Documentation |
| Develop branch | Sourceforge, JFrog.io. | Documentation |
The Git master branch can be checked out from https://github.com/boostorg/boost.
Inspection Reports
The Boost snapshots are inspected daily to detect problems such as missing copyrights or licenses. The Boost Inspection Report tells all!
| Version |
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More about regression tests
Will all Boost libraries work with your compiler? Unfortunately, the answer is "it depends". See the regression testing results to see exactly what works and what doesn't.
Boost libraries rely on modern C++ features such as templates and the C++ Standard Library. Most modern compilers support those major features fairly well. But even today, years after the adoption of the C++ Standard, some compilers still don't support important minor features like partial template specialization.
Boost library authors often expend a great deal of effort trying to work around compiler deficiencies. Nevertheless, some libraries will not compile at all with certain compilers or may have crippled functionality. Even if the current release of a compiler supports a boost library, older versions of the compiler may not work properly.
Boost releases are run through regression tests which automatically generates compiler status tables for various platforms. Unless otherwise indicated, the C++ Standard Library implementation is the one shipped with the compiler.
Warnings:
- These tables are not a good indication of a particular compiler's compliance with the C++ Standard. The Boost libraries often contain workarounds which mask compiler deficiencies.
- Some regression tests are run only occasionally, and so are relatively out-of-date. Check the date and revision in the column heading.
The development code is being updated several times a day, so it may contain bug fixes, compiler workarounds, new features, and even whole new libraries. It may be unstable, however.
A list of some of the organizations helping with testing is listed on the Acknowledgements page.


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Action : Determine if a serial port is connected
This action determines whether a control of type serial port is connected to a device (printers, mobile phones ...). For more information, see the What is a serial port? document.
Warning : Make sure that the window is where your serial port component is shown (on the screen) when this action is run.
Parameters
| Parameters | Descriptions |
|---|---|
| Serial port concerned | Must be equal to the control of type serial port (in the window designer) that should determine the connection status. |
| Variable receiving the result | Must be equal to the variable (not array) to be equal to the value that determines whether the serial port is connected or not. |
Returned value
The return value is determined by the status of the serial port connection to the device. It will be saved in the variable defined in the parameter "Variable receiving the result". This value is True/False (Boolean).
| Result | Returned values |
|---|---|
| The serial port is connected to the device | True |
| The serial port is disconnected | False |
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If the serial port is "MyPort", the generated code will be as follows :
Variable = Your_Windows.MyPort.IsOpen
Runtime errors
No runtime error is detected here.
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Creating Doc-Centric Apps in WinForms, part 1 of 3
Here. This 3-part series really belonged as a chapter in my WinForms book, but after doubling the estimated size of the book (not to mention the amount of time it was supposed to take to write it), my publisher was anxious for me to stop writing.
For those folks accustomed to the document management support in MFC or for anyone that needs to build document-centric WinForms application, I think you'll like this series.
Part 1 discusses the basics of document management in SDI WinForms apps.
Part 2 discusses MDI apps and deeper shell integration.
Part 3 wraps most everything up into a reusable component, turning the construction of document management features in .NET largely into some drag-n-drop and some property browser settings. The resultant FileDocument component is available in the latest Genghis sources (although not yet in the release zip) @ http://www.genghisgroup.com
Enjoy.


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Specify percent values in the following entry fields:
- Marketplace owner revenue share (%): Revenue share the marketplace owner is to receive from organizations who offer and sell services on the selected marketplace. The marketplace owner revenue share applies to all services published to the marketplace.
- Broker revenue share (%): Default revenue share all broker organizations will receive for selling services of suppliers who have authorized the brokers to do so. The default revenue share applies if no service-specific or organization-specific revenue share is defined using the Manage broker revenue share menu option.
- Reseller revenue share (%): Default revenue share all reseller organizations will receive for selling services of suppliers who have authorized the resellers to do so. The default revenue share applies if no service-specific or organization-specific revenue share is defined using the Manage reseller revenue share menu option.
Example: Enter the following values:
- Marketplace owner revenue share (%): 10.00
- Broker revenue share (%): 20.00
- Reseller revenue share (%): 30.00
Situation 1: Only supplier organizations publish services to the marketplace. The operator revenue share is defined to be 10%. The marketplace owner receives 10% of the revenues resulting from selling the suppliers' services; the supplier organization receives the rest minus the operator revenue share (90% - 10% = 80%).
Situation 2: A supplier has authorized a reseller to sell his services on the marketplace. The operator revenue share is defined to be 10%. The marketplace owner receives 10% of the revenues, the reseller receives 30%, the supplier receives the rest minus the operator revenue share (60% - 10% = 50%).
Situation 3: A supplier has authorized a broker to offer his services on the marketplace. The operator revenue share is defined to be 10%. The marketplace owner receives 10% of the revenues, the broker receives 20%, the supplier receives the rest minus the operator revenue share (70% - 10% = 60%).
The values you enter for revenue share percentages are based on agreed conditions between the operator, marketplace owners, suppliers, resellers, and brokers. You as the operator are responsible for setting correct values. It is possible to set the percentages to a total of over 100%. This might be intentional. For example, a supplier who wants to strongly promote a service for a limited period of time may grant a broker or reseller a revenue share of 80%. In addition, the supplier may need to pay 30% of the revenue to the marketplace owner and 10% to the operator. This results in a total revenue share percentage of 120 and thus in a negative revenue for the supplier.


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You always see that when you are using Facebook, but I bet you have little or no idea what https is for.
Some of you might say, "it is simply makes my Facebook secure"
Well, that is a correct answer, but secure from what? in what way it was secured? -- those answers I guess is what most of users don't understand.
There is a bunch of articles written about HTTPS, ssl, internet security and such, but, they were all filled with jargons that only computer security experts is able to understand.
This time, I will present to you the same topic, with less jargon and funky words that is easy to understand, without knowing the technicalities and such.
To start with, let me tell you a story of 2 people trying to send out message to each other.
Bob and Alice
So Bob and Alice are good friends, they love to talk and exchange messages. One day, they want to talk about a certain thing while making sure they are the only one who can hear/read and know of.
What Bob did is, he send his message with password protection. Then told Alice the password so that she can open the message once she received it.
So Alice received both the password and the message, and she responded to that message using the same password and sent it back to Bob.
Bob was very happy upon receiving the response since he is now being able to communicate with Alice while preventing other people from knowing what they are talking about (that is because , it is only Bob and Alice knows the password)
Until one day, one of the naughty guy in their neighborhood had happened to make Bob tell him the password. All their messages was then exposed and they both need to change the passwords so that public wont sneak on their messages anymore. They do this very often, change the passwords and it worked for a week, until...
Bob keeps sending messages but Alice said she ain't receiving any message from Bob, but instead she said Bob sends him a message that he don't want to be friends with her anymore. Bob started to scratch his head confused of what happened. Then he found out that, someone tricked him, someone pretended to be Alice, thus receiving both the password and the messages, exposing again their messages to the public, then the same way, the guy also pretend to be Bob and send some message to Alice which Bob did not really sent.
Then after a long hours of thinking, Bob devised a plan. He thinks, if he can encrypt those messages using a set of particular "keys" : one to encrypt the message and one to read the message (total of 2 keys) . He can just give the "key to read the message" to Alice, while keeping with him the "key to encrypt the message" and securing it in a very secret place.
Thus, that way, if only Bob has the "key to encrypt the message" (we will call it private key), then Alice is sure that the message she is reading came from Bob and no other else who happened to know the password.
Likewise, since Bob only gave the "key to read the message" (we will call it public key) to Alice and nobody else, he knows that only Alice can read his messages, even if the passwords they are using is being stolen by someone else.
Now the question is this, since the public key is a critical file for this scheme to work, Alice needs to make sure that the public key she had received is really from Bob.
Thus, Bob's solution led to another problem - how to make sure that the public key presented was really from Bob and not from somebody else who pretends to be Bob?
After sometime, they came into an idea : what if we ask another trusted person who can justify that this public key is really from Bob. In this case, the third person should know Bob very well, and he should issue a certificate to serve as proof that it is indeed Bob.
Now, Bob passed again to Alice the public key along with a certificate from a person whom they both trust.
At this point you will notice 3 things:
1. messages are encrypted when it is passed from Bob to Alice and vice versa
2. Alice is now sure that it is Bob she is exchanging message with
3. Bob is now sure that it is Alice she is exchanging message with
It is quite a very secure connection now between Bob and Alice!
BUT, not so fast.
Think about this, given that security in place, what if, the physical wire or the signal on which the message is being sent was altered by someone else along the way?
the message would still appear a valid message from Alice or Bob. But if someone altered it when it pass along the wires, then the message is compromised.
The solution to this is along with the message the Alice had sent, she will also include a "message digest" or a signature of that message
To understand this, you can think of it as fingerprint of each message. No message can have the same "message digest"
The usefulness of this to our story was, for Bob and Alice to be assured that the message that they send to each other was not modified along its way, one can just simply get the digest message of the message itself to the digest message sent by the sender.
If the message was modified along the way, the digest message would not match since no two different message can have the same exact fingerprint or digest message.
Going back to our story you can now see this security measures:
1. messages are encrypted when it is passed from Bob to Alice and vice versa
2. Alice is now sure that it is Bob she is exchanging message with
3. Bob is now sure that it is Alice she is exchanging message with
4. Messages are ensured that it wont be tampered / modified along the way.
Bob and Alice then lived happily ever after.
Now, if you are still with me.
If you will analyze the story, the communication between Bob and Alice is actually what happens between your browser and the Facebook server
HTTPS communication means
- the data you are viewing and posting into Facebook server is encrypted
- Digital certificate was issued to Facebook by a Certificate Authority to ensure that you are indeed communicating with real facebook server rather than a fake site
- public key was installed to your browser to ensure that you are actually the one who posts data to your account and not a hacker
- each data sent back and forth was checked by facebook for its integrity to ensure that it was not tampered along the way
and that would be the secret of how https works in a most basic level. In reality, that is more complex than that, but that is the most basic concept behind that.