The new Xplorer GLX captures, analyzes, annotates, stores and prints data quickly and seamlessly, without
being connected to a computer. A science lab wherever you need it. You can also connect to a computer and unleash
the full power of the award-winning DataStudio software.
- Large LCD Display -- Clearly view tables and graphs on this 320 x 240 greyscale display. Also includes a back
light for low light conditions.
- Four universal sensor ports -- compatible with PASPORT sensors and ScienceWorkshop sensors.
(ScienceWorkshop sensors require analog and digital adapters).
- 4 built-in sensors (2 temperature, sound, voltage)
- 50,000 Hz maximum sampling rate
- 10 MB internal memory -- take data all day
- Built-in graphing calculator for trend analysis
- Rechargeable NIMH battery provides full day of use
- Real-time graphing and instant calculations from Floating Point Processor (FPU)
- Built-in dual independent function generators
- Built-in speaker for sound output


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Mushrooms - C. cyanenscens
Firstly, as a prelude: I am submiting this report as a way of emphasising the difference between shrooms (and by implication LSD, mescaline and other powerful psychedelic/hallucinogenic substances though I haven't tried any of these as yet) and the usual 'street' drugs such as weed, ecstacy or coke. Having my subconscious take over and my ego take a backseat is an extremely powerful, overwhelming, unusual and potentially disturbing experience.
This is why, for example, I am able to take an MDMA in virtually any circumstance, be able to talk to anyone and appear lucid, if slightly more friendly and chatty than normal. I found shrooms to be such a powerful experience that it is very difficult to converse with others, because I am so preoccupied with everything else that is going on around me and in my head (NOTE other people find shrooms make them more sociable, but I guess I must be a natural introvert).
The setting: I was visiting my friend, let's call him F, who had come home for Christmas and was staying at his parents' place. We have known each other for over ten years and he is a good friend so I normally feel very comfortable around him. However, he had just driven home that day, after working an eight hour shift, so he was pretty tired and reserved which put me on edge slightly, because I prefer it when my friends are open, happy and chatty.
His parents were in as well, which made him little apprehensive about taking shrooms. He is more experienced than I am with pschedelics, having tried acid on numerous occasions. I had taken shrooms on three other occasions, all of which have been very different experiences. The first was in Amsterdam,with Hawains.  The second was with Mexicans, which we boiled an served as a tea. This just messed me up, made me really lethargic with no real visuals, just an incredibly distorted sense of space and time. On the third occasion I took very low dose at a club, which simply heightened colours and perceptions, making the night a little more interesting.
Luckily, due to the recent decision of several businesses to exploit a long-standing loop hole in the law (why they didn't do this before is a mystery to me) it is relatively easy to buy and sell FRESH magic mushrooms and peyote legally, so I bought two portions of Copelandia Cyanenscens (10g a portion), otherwise known as Hawains, allegedly one of the most potent varieties of magic mushroom. I had a lengthy discussion with the shop owner (a veteran hippy) about spiritualism etc.and she told me to only do half a portion if I was inexperienced because of the strength of the mushrooms. Initially she wouldn't even sell them to me because apparently I appeared nervous.
The experience: Luckily, F and I decided to only do half a portion each, in case his parents came down stairs, so we could at least appear sober and hold a conversation (I discarded the shop lady's advice as being over cautious and was up for doing a whole portion - it's probably a good thing that I didn't). We conumed the half portion at around 12.30am and went outside to smoke some of the prize weed F had managed to get hold of (this stuff was virtually white with THC crystals). After the spliff F and I were a lot chattier and we the settled down to watch the Empire Strikes Back.
At 1.00am we both mentioned that colours were slightly enhanced. We chatted for a bit about the lure of the dark side, in tounge and cheek fashion more than anything (so we were talking s''' basically). Just off baseline at ths point
At 1.15 my friend still wasn't feeling anything really, probably because he'd had a large dinner at about 10.30pm. F ate another 2.5g at this point. I, on the other hand hadn't eaten anything since lunch time and was a definite 1+. Colours were a lot brighter, objects were beginning to gain a different definition and my mind was drifting. We went outside for another spliff, which I made sure was a fat one. The spliff changed everything, acting as a fuse for the trip to come. Immediately I felt a sense of elation and ephoria creep in and a sense of detachment with the outside world
1.30am sitting in F's living room and watching the rest of the movie, I felt an overpowering sense of ephoria, similar to coming up on MDMA: not as pronounced and energetic, but much deeper and much stronger, and with a sense of connection with my surroundings. Coming up on MDMA I feel more preoccupied with my feeling of love and warmth, which strengtherns my ego and makes me want to talk to others, share the warmth ;-) This euphoria seemed to have a lot more to do with my surroundings and the inner receses of my mind.
I sat bak and appreciated the elation I was feeling, appreciating the dancing colours. No visuals as yet, but who cares, I feel great. And yet there is always this nagging feeling that something is wrong and I feel slightly confused, unable to pinpoint exactly what I am feeling. This element of the come up is not all that pleasant. The movie scenes just blend together, time seems to move a lot faster and before I know it, the movie is over.
2.15am At this point I am a high 2+. Toward the end of the movie I began to get some visuals, what might be described as the usual aural and visual hallucinations.
Aurally - every sound I heard was like hearing a car approaching and then driving away (starting distorted and low defition, becoming louder and clearer and then fading away within the space of a few seconds). I guess it was a bit like having someone talk to me while my head is submerged under water.
Visually - the TV and Christmas decorations had taken on new dimensions and at times moved like waves and almost appeared to be breathing. The best way I can describe this is that it as if there was another dimension beyond the third that I can perceive with my eyes, similar to the difference between watching something on a flat screen followed by watching something with 3D specs. Objects appeared crisp and super-defined, colours were much richer and I kept seeing blobs of energy/pure colour made up of yellow, red and green in my vision. It was as if all my visual senses were running at full throttle.
Sensually: I was much more tactile. I drank a glass of water which for some reason tasted great, clear, pure.
Mentally: I found the effect shrooms had on my mind at this point to be both beautiful, blissful and enriching and at the same time a little confusing, overwhelming and even annoying at times, while my emotional state was very volatile. The most pronounced effect was the endless thinking. It's such hard work!! Drugs like MDMA are fairly easy going, but shrooms really put my mind through some hefty s'''! Every thought had another ten thoughts attached to it and I actually couldn't keep up with myself. They all flooded in so quickly!
I'd start thinking about the nature of thought and being but before I got a chance to finish that thought I would also begin thinking about how my surroundings resembled santa's groto and whether time was continuous. There was absolutley no logic to these thought patterns, and because my ego wasn't around to control and order these thoughts, they just kept on coming thick and fast. This acually annoyed me quite a bit and left me feeling slightly bewildered, wanting it to end.
I tried exploring my mind and thinking about my personality, attitude to others etc. Though slightly painful (not really the right word) at times it made me realise that it is much easier to rationalise my approach to life and my actions (which most of the time have deep-seated psychological motivations) with objective schemes, ideas and philosophies so that I believe that my approach is the right one. My ego helps rationalise and justify everything you do so that you can hold your ground and argue my point when someone challenges my approach to life. Otherwise, I would have a very low self-esteem.
 This, I have to say, marks one of the best experiences of my trip. I look up to the night sky, which is dead clear, with a full moon, and am absolutely overcome by its beauty. I feel so connected to it, both mentally and physically. My whole body is overcome with what can only be described as an elated form of energy and, as pathetically cliched as this sounds, it feels as if the moon and stars are reaching out to touch me. I am in a dream like haze, but at the same time everything is crisp and clear. F is pretty twisted by now too.
4.30am we decide it's time to have our last spliff and go to bed. After the spliff I had some INCREDIBLY vivid recollections of past memories I didn't even know existed in my mind, memories of myself as a child. This was amazing and unexpected and I would like to highlight the potential shrooms have for unlocking past memories.
I was definiely more sensitive and introspective after the trip, but I think on the whole this experience has been a positive one. Next time I will try a slightly higher dose.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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"APPII FORUM "i.e., “the market of Appius” (Acts 28:15, R.V.), a town on the road, the “Appian Way,” from Rome to Brundusium. It was 43 miles from Rome. Here Paul was met by some Roman Christians on his way to the capital. It was natural that they should halt here and wait for him, because from this place there were two ways by which travellers might journey to Rome.
"APPII FORUM "i.e., “the market of Appius” (Acts 28:15, R.V.), a town on the road, the “Appian Way,” from Rome to Brundusium. It was 43 miles from Rome. Here Paul was met by some Roman Christians on his way to the capital. It was natural that they should halt here and wait for him, because from this place there were two ways by which travellers might journey to Rome.


Interface IAsyncWriter<TRow>
Interface for writing rows asynchronously.
Namespace: Cesil
Assembly: Cesil.dll
Syntax
public interface IAsyncWriter<TRow> : IAsyncDisposable
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TRow |
Methods
WriteAllAsync(IAsyncEnumerable<TRow>, CancellationToken)
Writes all rows enumerated by the given IAsyncEnumerable.
Will complete synchronously if possible, but will not block if all rows are not immediately available or if the underlying sink does not complete immediately.
Returns the number of rows written.
Declaration
ValueTask<int> WriteAllAsync(IAsyncEnumerable<TRow> rows, CancellationToken cancellationToken = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IAsyncEnumerable<TRow> | rows | |
| System.Threading.CancellationToken | cancellationToken |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.ValueTask<System.Int32> |
WriteAllAsync(IEnumerable<TRow>, CancellationToken)
Writes all rows enumerated by the given IEnumerable.
Will complete synchronously if possible, but will not block if the underlying sink does not complete immediately.
Returns the number of rows written.
Declaration
ValueTask<int> WriteAllAsync(IEnumerable<TRow> rows, CancellationToken cancellationToken = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<TRow> | rows | |
| System.Threading.CancellationToken | cancellationToken |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.ValueTask<System.Int32> |
WriteAsync(TRow, CancellationToken)
Write a single row.
Will complete synchronously if possible, but will not block if the underlying sink does not complete immediately.
Declaration
ValueTask WriteAsync(TRow row, CancellationToken cancellationToken = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| TRow | row | |
| System.Threading.CancellationToken | cancellationToken |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.ValueTask |
WriteCommentAsync(ReadOnlyMemory<Char>, CancellationToken)
Write a comment as a row.
Only supported if this IWriter's configuration has a way to indicate comments.
If the comment contains the row ending character sequence, it will be written as multiple comment lines.
Will complete synchronously if possible, but will not block if the underlying sink does not complete immediately.
Declaration
ValueTask WriteCommentAsync(ReadOnlyMemory<char> comment, CancellationToken cancellationToken = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.ReadOnlyMemory<System.Char> | comment | |
| System.Threading.CancellationToken | cancellationToken |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.ValueTask |
WriteCommentAsync(String, CancellationToken)
Write a comment as a row.
Only supported if this IWriter's configuration has a way to indicate comments.
If the comment contains the row ending character sequence, it will be written as multiple comment lines.
Will complete synchronously if possible, but will not block if the underlying sink does not complete immediately.
Declaration
ValueTask WriteCommentAsync(string comment, CancellationToken cancellationToken = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | comment | |
| System.Threading.CancellationToken | cancellationToken |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.ValueTask |


Here you will find details about the views and options of BetterBatteryStatistics are organised. Further information about using BetterBatteryStats is located in the how-tos.
Views
These are the four statistics:
- Other: shows sleep, awake and screen on as well as other important times
- Kernel Wakelocks: shows the total time and the count of kernel wakelocks
- Partial wakelocks: shows the total time and the count of partial wakelocks
- Alarms: shows the wakeups caused by applications or services
- Processes: shows the cpu time (user and system) processes have consumed
and these are the possible timespans:
- Since changed: all statitics give details since the phone was 100% charged
- Since unplugged: all statitics give details since the phone was unplugged from A/C or USB
- Since custom reference: all statitics give details since a custom reference was set (from the "Actions" menu)
Other
Group of different indicators about what is consuming the battery. This statistic should always be checked first as it gives a good idea about the draining profile.
A usual profile would show low "Screen on" times compared the "Awake" meaning that partial wakelocks are resonsible for the battery drain as those preventing the phone from going to deep sleep.
- Deep Sleep: the total time the phone was sleeping
- Awake: the total time the phone was not in deep-sleep
- Screen On: the total time the phone was awake and the display was on
- Phone On: the total time the phone was in a call
- Wifi On: the total time Wifi was on
- Wifi running: the total time Wifi was connected to a SSID
- Bluetooth On: the total time bluetooth was on
Partial wakelocks
The list shows the total time of partial wakelock that was held by an application or by a service during the timespan, the number of wakelocks and the impact in percent. The impact in percent is calculated against the total time on, the awake time or the awake time - screen on time depending on the settings. Usually the impact calculated against the awake time is the most representative as it shows the potential in terms of reducing the awake time. The graph bars show the percentage depending on the preferences (see above).
Even if the total time is low it is important to check for high counts as well. A large number of short wake periods can have a huge impact on the awake time as the phone takes some time to wake up and some time to go back to sleep. This is not shown in this stat. For example let's assume the phone takes 1/2 second to wake up and sleep again. For a wakelock of 10 seconds the resulting awake time would be 11 seconds. For 10 wakelocks of 0,1 seconds the total wakelock time would be as low as 1 second but the awake time would be 11 seconds.
Kernel wakelocks
Like for partial wakelocks as well long running wakelocks as wakelocks with a high count (large number of wakeups) should be taken into acount.
Alarms
Alarms are events created by applications that may cause wakeups.
Processes
The list shows the processes and their CPU consumption during the timespan. CPU consumption is expressed in user CPU and system CPU and both times are shown in the total and in the bar graph with different colors.
Menu
- Preferences
- Refresh
- Order By/li>
- More
- Dump to file: writes the statistics to /sdcard/BetterBatteryStats.log
- Set Custom Reference: set a custom begin mark for a statitic
- History: shows different graphs like battery usage or wakeups (starting from android 2.3)
- Raw Alarms: shows the alarms since boot
- Raw Kernel Wakelocks: shows the alarms since boot
- Help: access to this help was well as the how-to


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Currently, I am living in Zürich, Switzerland and working for tutti.ch. I mainly focus on Frontend but now and then I have to deal with Backend. On a daily basis, I mostly work with React. At the moment I am interested in learning Reactive and Functional Programming.
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During a session of crystal therapy, crystals may be placed on the body, around the body or under the couch. This is mostly a “hands off” therapy where healing energies are then transmitted through the crystals. This is a very relaxing treatment and balances the energy field of the Client.
During the session, the client will remain fully clothed lying on a couch. Details will be taken regarding any ailments or problems either physical or emotional that the client may be experiencing. Val then "tunes in" to the client and receives information on which crystals to use. A crystal pendulum is also used to detect energy blockages in the body. The crystals are then placed on the body, around the body or under the couch. The crystals can also be used on the body or above the body to draw out pain or clear stuck energies. The experience is usually very relaxing and creates a calming effect.
Different crystals have different energies and can be used for all types of conditions. They are excellent for relieving stress in all its forms and balancing the energies of the body. They can be used to energise the body and to bring calm and peace of mind. Many clients report a general feeling of well being after a crystal treatment.
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If the graphs have not updated recently it is probably because EC2 spot prices are too high (EU region t1.micro > US$0.020/hour) and the instance that maintains the graphs has stopped. Updates will resume once the spot prices drop again.
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public interface SecurityGroupApi
Provides access to EC2 via their REST API.
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
authorizeSecurityGroupIngressInRegion(String region,
String groupName,
org.jclouds.net.domain.IpProtocol ipProtocol,
int fromPort,
int toPort,
String cidrIp)
Adds permissions to a security group. |
void |
authorizeSecurityGroupIngressInRegion(String region,
String groupName,
UserIdGroupPair sourceSecurityGroup)
Adds permissions to a security group based on another group. |
void |
createSecurityGroupInRegion(String region,
String name,
String description)
Creates a new security group. |
void |
deleteSecurityGroupInRegion(String region,
String name)
Deletes a security group that you own. |
Set<SecurityGroup> |
describeSecurityGroupsInRegion(String region,
String... securityGroupNames)
Returns information about security groups that you own. |
Set<SecurityGroup> |
describeSecurityGroupsInRegionWithFilter(String region,
com.google.common.collect.Multimap<String,String> filter)
Returns information about security groups that you own. |
void |
revokeSecurityGroupIngressInRegion(String region,
String groupName,
org.jclouds.net.domain.IpProtocol ipProtocol,
int fromPort,
int toPort,
String cidrIp)
Revokes permissions from a security group. |
void |
revokeSecurityGroupIngressInRegion(String region,
String groupName,
UserIdGroupPair sourceSecurityGroup)
Revokes permissions from a security group. |
| Method Detail |
|---|
@Named(value="CreateSecurityGroup") void createSecurityGroupInRegion(@Nullable String region, String name, String description)
region
- Security groups are not copied across Regions. Instances within the Region cannot
communicate with instances outside the Region using group-based firewall rules.
Traffic from instances in another Region is seen as WAN bandwidth.name
- Name of the security group. Accepts alphanumeric characters, spaces, dashes, and
underscores.description
- Description of the group. This is informational only. If the description contains
spaces, you must enc lose it in single quotes (') or URL-encode it. Accepts
alphanumeric characters, spaces, dashes, and underscores.#runInstances
,
#describeSecurityGroups
,
#authorizeSecurityGroupIngress
,
#revokeSecurityGroupIngress
,
#deleteSecurityGroup
,
@Named(value="DeleteSecurityGroup") void deleteSecurityGroupInRegion(@Nullable String region, String name)
region
- Security groups are not copied across Regions. Instances within the Region cannot
communicate with instances outside the Region using group-based firewall rules.
Traffic from instances in another Region is seen as WAN bandwidth.name
- Name of the security group to delete.#describeSecurityGroups
,
#authorizeSecurityGroupIngress
,
#revokeSecurityGroupIngress
,
#createSecurityGroup
,
@Named(value="DescribeSecurityGroups") Set<SecurityGroup> describeSecurityGroupsInRegion(@Nullable String region, String... securityGroupNames)
region
- Security groups are not copied across Regions. Instances within the Region cannot
communicate with instances outside the Region using group-based firewall rules.
Traffic from instances in another Region is seen as WAN bandwidth.securityGroupNames
- Name of the security groups#createSecurityGroup
,
#authorizeSecurityGroupIngress
,
#revokeSecurityGroupIngress
,
#deleteSecurityGroup
,
@Named(value="DescribeSecurityGroups") Set<SecurityGroup> describeSecurityGroupsInRegionWithFilter(@Nullable String region, com.google.common.collect.Multimap<String,String> filter)
region
- Security groups are not copied across Regions. Instances within the Region cannot
communicate with instances outside the Region using group-based firewall rules.
Traffic from instances in another Region is seen as WAN bandwidth.filter
- Multimap of filter key/values.#createSecurityGroup
,
#authorizeSecurityGroupIngress
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#revokeSecurityGroupIngress
,
#deleteSecurityGroup
,
@Named(value="AuthorizeSecurityGroupIngress") void authorizeSecurityGroupIngressInRegion(@Nullable String region, String groupName, UserIdGroupPair sourceSecurityGroup)
region
- Security groups are not copied across Regions. Instances within the Region cannot
communicate with instances outside the Region using group-based firewall rules.
Traffic from instances in another Region is seen as WAN bandwidth.groupName
- Name of the group to modify. The name must be valid and belong to the identitysourceSecurityGroup
- group to associate with this group.#createSecurityGroup
,
#describeSecurityGroups
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#revokeSecurityGroupIngress
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#deleteSecurityGroup
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@Named(value="AuthorizeSecurityGroupIngress") void authorizeSecurityGroupIngressInRegion(@Nullable String region, String groupName, org.jclouds.net.domain.IpProtocol ipProtocol, int fromPort, int toPort, String cidrIp)
region
- Security groups are not copied across Regions. Instances within the Region cannot
communicate with instances outside the Region using group-based firewall rules.
Traffic from instances in another Region is seen as WAN bandwidth.groupName
- Name of the group to modify. The name must be valid and belong to the identityipProtocol
- IP protocol.fromPort
- Start of port range for the TCP and UDP protocols, or an ICMP type number. An ICMP
type number of -1 indicates a wildcard (i.e., any ICMP type number).toPort
- End of port range for the TCP and UDP protocols, or an ICMP code. An ICMP code of -1
indicates a wildcard (i.e., any ICMP code).cidrIp
- CIDR range.#createSecurityGroup
,
#describeSecurityGroups
,
#revokeSecurityGroupIngress
,
#deleteSecurityGroup
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@Named(value="RevokeSecurityGroupIngress") void revokeSecurityGroupIngressInRegion(@Nullable String region, String groupName, UserIdGroupPair sourceSecurityGroup)
region
- Security groups are not copied across Regions. Instances within the Region cannot
communicate with instances outside the Region using group-based firewall rules.
Traffic from instances in another Region is seen as WAN bandwidth.groupName
- Name of the group to modify. The name must be valid and belong to the identitysourceSecurityGroup
- group to associate with this group.#createSecurityGroup
,
#describeSecurityGroups
,
#authorizeSecurityGroupIngress
,
#deleteSecurityGroup
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@Named(value="RevokeSecurityGroupIngress") void revokeSecurityGroupIngressInRegion(@Nullable String region, String groupName, org.jclouds.net.domain.IpProtocol ipProtocol, int fromPort, int toPort, String cidrIp)
region
- Security groups are not copied across Regions. Instances within the Region cannot
communicate with instances outside the Region using group-based firewall rules.
Traffic from instances in another Region is seen as WAN bandwidth.groupName
- Name of the group to modify. The name must be valid and belong to the identityipProtocol
- IP protocol.fromPort
- Start of port range for the TCP and UDP protocols, or an ICMP type number. An ICMP
type number of -1 indicates a wildcard (i.e., any ICMP type number).toPort
- End of port range for the TCP and UDP protocols, or an ICMP code. An ICMP code of -1
indicates a wildcard (i.e., any ICMP code).cidrIp
- CIDR range.#createSecurityGroup
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#describeSecurityGroups
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#authorizeSecurityGroupIngress
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#deleteSecurityGroup
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LookupField
, PickerField
and LookupPickerField
have three predefined styles:
You can set these styles to the input field using the stylename
attribute either in the XML descriptor or
in the screen controller using constants from HaloTheme
class.


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This page shows the relationship between private keys, public keys, addresses and transactions.
The first part shows how the elliptic curve private and public keys are formatted for the different
digital coin networks. The parameters for these networks can be found in the GitHub repos of the coin
wallet software.
A private key can either be generated (using your browser's
window.crypto.getRandomValues() function) or
imported (by pasting into the text field "Private key (WIF format, uncompressed)"). It doesn't matter if
the pasted key is compressed or uncompressed since that is auto detected by the underlying algorithm.
Sources, tools and other useful information: