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java.lang.Object org.apache.xml.serializer.CharInfo
final class CharInfo
This class provides services that tell if a character should have special treatement, such as entity reference substitution or normalization of a newline character. It also provides character to entity reference lookup. DEVELOPERS: See Known Issue in the constructor.
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private static class |
CharInfo.CharKey
Simple class for fast lookup of char values, when used with hashtables. |
| Field Summary | |
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private int[] |
array_of_bits
An array of bits to record if the character is in the set. |
(package private) static int |
ASCII_MAX
Copy the first 0,1 ... |
private int |
firstWordNotUsed
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static java.lang.String |
HTML_ENTITIES_RESOURCE
The name of the HTML entities file. |
private static int |
LOW_ORDER_BITMASK
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private CharInfo.CharKey |
m_charKey
A utility object, just used to map characters to output Strings, needed because a HashMap needs to map an object as a key, not a Java primitive type, like a char, so this object gets around that and it is reusable. |
private java.util.HashMap |
m_charToString
Given a character, lookup a String to output (e.g. |
private static java.util.Hashtable |
m_getCharInfoCache
Table of user-specified char infos. |
(package private) boolean |
onlyQuotAmpLtGt
This flag is an optimization for HTML entities. |
(package private) static char |
S_CARRIAGERETURN
The carriage return character, which the parser should always normalize. |
(package private) static char |
S_GT
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(package private) static char |
S_HORIZONAL_TAB
The horizontal tab character, which the parser should always normalize. |
(package private) static char |
S_LINE_SEPARATOR
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(package private) static char |
S_LINEFEED
The linefeed character, which the parser should always normalize. |
(package private) static char |
S_LT
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(package private) static char |
S_NEL
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(package private) static char |
S_QUOTE
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(package private) static char |
S_SPACE
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private static int |
SHIFT_PER_WORD
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private boolean[] |
shouldMapAttrChar_ASCII
Array of values is faster access than a set of bits to quickly check ASCII characters in attribute values, the value is true if the character in an attribute value should be mapped to a String. |
private boolean[] |
shouldMapTextChar_ASCII
Array of values is faster access than a set of bits to quickly check ASCII characters in text nodes, the value is true if the character in a text node should be mapped to a String. |
static java.lang.String |
XML_ENTITIES_RESOURCE
The name of the XML entities file. |
| Constructor Summary | |
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private |
CharInfo()
A base constructor just to explicitly create the fields, with the exception of m_charToString which is handled by the constructor that delegates base construction to this one. |
private |
CharInfo(java.lang.String entitiesResource,
java.lang.String method,
boolean internal)
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private static int |
arrayIndex(int i)
Returns the array element holding the bit value for the given integer |
private static int |
bit(int i)
For a given integer in the set it returns the single bit value used within a given word that represents whether the integer is in the set or not. |
private int[] |
createEmptySetOfIntegers(int max)
Creates a new empty set of integers (characters) |
(package private) boolean |
defineChar2StringMapping(java.lang.String outputString,
char inputChar)
Call this method to register a char to String mapping, for example to map '<' to "<". |
private boolean |
defineEntity(java.lang.String name,
char value)
Defines a new character reference. |
private boolean |
extraEntity(java.lang.String outputString,
int charToMap)
This method returns true if there are some non-standard mappings to entities other than quot, amp, lt, gt, and its only purpose is for performance. |
private boolean |
get(int i)
Return true if the integer (character)is in the set of integers. |
(package private) static CharInfo |
getCharInfo(java.lang.String entitiesFileName,
java.lang.String method)
Factory that reads in a resource file that describes the mapping of characters to entity references. |
private static CharInfo |
getCharInfoBasedOnPrivilege(java.lang.String entitiesFileName,
java.lang.String method,
boolean internal)
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(package private) java.lang.String |
getOutputStringForChar(char value)
Map a character to a String. |
private static CharInfo |
mutableCopyOf(CharInfo charInfo)
Create a mutable copy of the cached one. |
private void |
set(int i)
Adds the integer (character) to the set of integers. |
private void |
setASCIIattrDirty(int j)
If the character is in the ASCII range then mark it as needing replacement with a String on output if it occurs in a attribute value. |
private void |
setASCIItextDirty(int j)
If the character is in the ASCII range then mark it as needing replacement with a String on output if it occurs in a text node. |
(package private) boolean |
shouldMapAttrChar(int value)
Tell if the character argument that is from an attribute value has a mapping to a String. |
(package private) boolean |
shouldMapTextChar(int value)
Tell if the character argument that is from a text node has a mapping to a String, for example to map '<' to "<". |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
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private java.util.HashMap m_charToString
public static final java.lang.String HTML_ENTITIES_RESOURCE
public static final java.lang.String XML_ENTITIES_RESOURCE
static final char S_HORIZONAL_TAB
static final char S_LINEFEED
static final char S_CARRIAGERETURN
static final char S_SPACE
static final char S_QUOTE
static final char S_LT
static final char S_GT
static final char S_NEL
static final char S_LINE_SEPARATOR
boolean onlyQuotAmpLtGt
static final int ASCII_MAX
private final boolean[] shouldMapAttrChar_ASCII
private final boolean[] shouldMapTextChar_ASCII
private final int[] array_of_bits
private static final int SHIFT_PER_WORD
private static final int LOW_ORDER_BITMASK
private int firstWordNotUsed
private final CharInfo.CharKey m_charKey
private static java.util.Hashtable m_getCharInfoCache
| Constructor Detail |
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private CharInfo()
m_charToString is not created here only for performance reasons,
to avoid creating a Hashtable that will be replaced when
making a mutable copy, mutableCopyOf(CharInfo)
.
private CharInfo(java.lang.String entitiesResource, java.lang.String method, boolean internal)
| Method Detail |
|---|
private boolean defineEntity(java.lang.String name, char value)
Unlike internal entities, character references are a string to single character mapping. They are used to map non-ASCII characters both on parsing and printing, primarily for HTML documents. '<' is an example of a character reference.
name
- The entity's namevalue
- The entity's value
java.lang.String getOutputStringForChar(char value)
value
- The character that should be resolved to
a String, e.g. resolve '>' to "<".
final boolean shouldMapAttrChar(int value)
value
- the value of a character that is in an attribute value
final boolean shouldMapTextChar(int value)
value
- the value of a character that is in a text node
private static CharInfo getCharInfoBasedOnPrivilege(java.lang.String entitiesFileName, java.lang.String method, boolean internal)
static CharInfo getCharInfo(java.lang.String entitiesFileName, java.lang.String method)
# First char # is a comment Entity numericValue quot 34 amp 38(Note: Why don't we just switch to .properties files? Oct-01 -sc)
entitiesResource
- Name of entities resource file that should
be loaded, which describes that mapping of characters to entity references.method
- the output method type, which should be one of "xml", "html", "text"...private static CharInfo mutableCopyOf(CharInfo charInfo)
charInfo
- The cached one.
private static int arrayIndex(int i)
i
- the integer that might be in the set of integersprivate static int bit(int i)
private int[] createEmptySetOfIntegers(int max)
max
- the maximum integer to be in the set.private final void set(int i)
i
- the integer to add to the set, valid values are
0, 1, 2 ... up to the maximum that was specified at
the creation of the set.private final boolean get(int i)
i
- an integer that is tested to see if it is the
set of integers, or not.private boolean extraEntity(java.lang.String outputString, int charToMap)
charToMap
- The value of the character that is mapped to a StringoutputString
- The String to which the character is mapped, usually
an entity reference such as "<".
private void setASCIItextDirty(int j)
ch
- private void setASCIIattrDirty(int j)
ch
- boolean defineChar2StringMapping(java.lang.String outputString, char inputChar)
outputString
- The String to map to.inputChar
- The char to map from.
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Chuck, Bill, and Liz are on a baseball team. The team is behind by a run. It is Bill's turn to bat. The coach talks to Bill. He steps up to the plate. "Get a hit, Bill!" his team cheers from the bench. Here is the pitch. It just misses his nose and he flinches. The next pitch Bill swings and hits the ball! Bill's team watches as the girl in left field catches the high fly. Liz steps up to the plate and checks her swing. The pitch comes. She takes a chance and swings. Liz hits the ball! She runs to first base and stops. Chuck is going to pinch hit. Chuck swings at the pitch, and CRACK, he makes a big hit! It is going, going?gone! Chuck hits a home run! All the kids cheer for Chuck. He has helped his team win the game.
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Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
less than 10 mins
Serves
Serves 6
This is an easier to make version of the classic summer pudding that everyone loves so much and is easy to serve being loaf shaped.
Line one 450g/1lb loaf tin with a double layer of cling film.
Prepare the fruit by removing any leaves and stalks. Place the blueberries, redcurrants and blackcurrants in a pan with the sugar and a couple of tablespoons of water and bring to the boil. Cook for 2-3 minutes, or until the berries have just softened and burst (don't overcook). You don’t need to cook the raspberries or blackberries so just add them to the pan at the end.
Using a sharp knife, cut the crusts off all sides of the loaf, then cut the loaf into medium-thick slices along the length of the bread, so that you have long slices rather than square slices.
Place one slice of bread in the base of the tin, trimming to fit. Place a slice of bread either side of the inside of the tin and cut slices to fit both ends of the tin.
Spoon a little juice from the cooked berries in the base to make sure that all the bread is well soaked in juice. Add the fruit gradually, making sure the bread soaks up all the juices and becomes red. When the tin is full of fruit, top with bread another slice of bread to seal it. Spoon over a couple of tablespoonfuls of juice from the berries that are left in the pan. You should have about half the amount of fruit leftover, which is lovely to serve alongside each slice.
Cover the top with cling film and place the pudding in the fridge overnight. Place a weight, such as a can of baked beans, on top of the pudding to press the mixture down, this will ensure that the mixture soaks into the bread and the pudding is firm enough to cut.
To turn out, peel back the cling film, then turn the pudding upside-down onto a plate and remove the cling film. Cut into slices and serve with the remaining berries and juice.


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Drink driving limits in Ireland 2019: How soon can you drive after pints, wine and shorts at Christmas
It's the time of year for drinking but make sure not to drive while over the limit
by Cormac O'SheaChristmas time is here so some people will be spending most of their time with a drink in hand.
If you are going to the pub, drinking at home, or even drinking in public(not recommended) make sure not to drive over the limit.
The limit is getting lower and lower and currently stands at blood alcohol level of 50mg for experienced drivers.
The limit is lower for learner drivers and professional drivers, at a blood alcohol level of 20mg.
This means if you have one drink you could well be over the limit.
Here is a couple of examples of how long you should stay away from the car after a night out, keeping in mind the morning after is considered the most dangerous time for drink driving.
10 pints of lager/stout
Lets just say you do the 12 pubs, skipping one or two because you can't handle it, and end up having 10 pints of Guinness, Heineken, Carlsberg or some other lager or stout in and around 4.5%.
According to Drink Aware you can not get into the car for 20 hours after you finish your final drink.
So of you retreat to bed at midnight, you can not get back into a car until 8pm the following night.
1 bottle of wine
If you polish off one bottle of red or white wine you will have to stay off the road for eight hours after you finish.
10 vodka and cokes
If you are sticking to vodka and manage to down 10 altogether, that would mean no driving for 10 hours after your final drink.
12 pints and 6 vodkas with mixers
Going for a proper wild night, drink in the pub for the day and then go to a nightclub and switch to the vodka.
This one will have you feeling particularly bad the next day and that is reflected in how long you have to stay off the road.
You will have to avoid driving for 30 hours after your last drink, so basically just stay away from the car for the weekend.
Calculate your own
These figures above are estimated amounts and will vary depending on a person's metabolism, what they ate and so on.
If you want to calculate your own, head on over to drinkaware.ie and make sure to stay safe on the roads.
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- 8e6d81e Chore: Remove copyright and license from headers (Nicholas C. Zakas)
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JIFF is a JavaScript library for builing applications that rely on secure multi-party computation. JIFF is built to be highly flexible with a focus on usability, with the ability to be run in the browser, on mobile phones, or via node.js. JIFF is designed so that developers need not be familiar with MPC techniques or know the details of cryptographic protocols in order to build secure applications.
Requirements
Server
Running the server requires Node and npm.
Client
Make sure to use the sockets.io.js
script file that matches exactly the version used in the server.
If the client code is to be served by the server, use:
<script src="/socket.io/socket.io.js"></script>
If the client code is served independently, fetch the matching version of socket.io.js from a CDN, or use the file found in <server_dir>/node_modules/socket.io-client/dist
.
Additionally, The libsodium-wrappers web-assembly library is used for fast crypto (encryption). You must include the appropriate sodium wrapper js file, if the client code is to be server by the server, use:
<script src="/lib/sodium.js"></script>
The libsodium-wrappers requirement can be removed as long as alternate implementation for encryption/decryption and signing is provided to JIFF through the appropriate hooks. Check out the hooks section below for additional info.
Installation
Server
Run npm from inside the project directory to install automatically the dependencies listed in package.json
:
npm install
Client
Make sure to include the library after socket.io and libsodium:
<script src="/lib/jiff-client.js"></script>
Then inside a script tag (and after the page loads), initialize a JIFF object and set up a computation:
var instance = jiff.make_jiff("http://localhost:8080", "<computation_id>", parties)
The instance object provides methods for sharing, opening, and performing operations on shares.
Project Layout
├─ demos/ Example of common jiff use-cases and functionality
├─ docs/ JSDoc config and generated docs
├─ lib/ Libraries for both client and server-side jiff instances
│ ├─ ext/ Extended functionality for use cases (e.g. negative numbers)
│ └─ server/ server-side specific helpers
├─ test/ Unit testing for base Jiff, demos, and extensions
│ ├─ dev/ Limited tests for testing some features under development
│ ├─ live/ Template and setup for live coding with JIFF with nodejs's command line shell (REPL)
│ └─ suite/ Base Jiff and extension tests (See test/suite/README.md)
Running Demos and Examples
Run a sample server from one of the demos under demos
in the following way:
node index.js demos/<demo-name>/server # alternative way 1
node demos/<demo-name>/server.js # alternative way 2
The output from the example server will direct you to open localhost:8080/demos/<demo-name>/client.html
in a browser (you must open
an instance in a separate window/tab for every distinct party participating in the protocol).
You can then proceed with the protocol using the client interfaces.
Note that you can run node.js parties that can also participate in the protocol by executing (e.g., a separate terminal for each party):
node demos/<demo-name>/party.js <input-value>
Documentation
The latest documentation can be viewed at on the project page. The documentation can be generated using JSDoc; you will find these docs in docs/jsdocs/
:
./node_modules/.bin/jsdoc -c docs/jsdoc.conf.json
npm run-script gen-docs # shortcut
Running Tests
All the JIFF library test cases can be run in the following way:
npm test
Demos are accompanied by test cases. The following command can be used to run the demos servers and test cases:
npm run-script test-demo -- demos/<demo-name>
The command assumes that the server is located at demos/
See the testing suite framework documentation for more details on running and creating tests for the JIFF library.
Development
The JIFF libraries allow developers to customize or extend their functionality by introducing new hooks. Multiple hooks can be combined to form a library extension.
Hooks
The JIFF client and server libraries support hooks. Hooks can be provided in the options parameter during instantiation or afterwards. Hooks allow the introduction of custom functionality to be executed at critical times during the computation, or the introduction of different implementations of specified primitives and operations (e.g. using a different sharing scheme).
The client-side hooks documentation provides more details. If hooks are used to provide important reusable functionality, then it is recommended to bundle these hooks within a JIFF extension.
Extensions
JIFF supports implementing extensions on top of the base implementations that can provide additional extended functionality. Some extensions can be found under lib/ext
. Two important modules are implemented and provided in this repository: bignumbers and fixed point arithmetic.
See the extensions documentation and the documentation inside src/ext/jiff-client-bignumber.js
for instructions on how to create additional extensions.
Both client and server libraries support extensions. Some extensions require customizing both the server and client libraries to behave properly (such as the bignumbers extension). Other extensions may require only server- or client-side modifications (e.g., the fixed point arithmetic module is only client-side). A server that wants to participate in the computation would require only the client-side extension to use the additional functionality (unless, of course, that extension depends on additional server-side modifications, as well, as in bignumbers).
For examples on how to use an extension, see out the following files:
demos/sum-fixed/server.js
: using the server with the Node bignumber.js module.demos/sum-fixed/client.html
: using fixed point arithmetic extension in the browser.
Run the bignumber test suite in the following way:
npm run-script test-bignumber
Costs of Operations:
Below is a table of the current costs of operations in the base jiff with no extensions:
| Operation | Rounds | Total Messages | Preprocessing Rounds | Preprocessing Total Messages | Dependenices |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Share | 1 | senders * receivers | 0 | 0 | N/A |
| Open | 2 | sender + sender * receivers | 1 | senders * senders | N/A |
| +, -, c+, c-, c* | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | N/A |
| * | 2 | 2*parties + parties*(parties-1) | 2 | 2 * (parties * parties - 1) | triplet,open |
| <, <=, >, >= | 2*(bits+3) | O( bits * parties^2 ) | 3 | bits * (2*parties + parties^2) | *, open |
| c<, c<=, c>, c>= | 2*(bits+3) | O( bits * parties^2 ) | 3 | bits * (2*parties + parties^2) | *, open |
| =, c=, !=, c!= | 2*(bits+4) | O( bits * parties^2 ) | 3 | 2*bits * (2*parties + parties^2) | c<, c>, * |
| / | bits^2 + 5*bits | O( bits^2 * parties^2 ) | 3 | bits*(2*bits * (2*parties + parties^2)) | <, c<, * |
| c/ | 2*(bits+3) + 5 | O( bits * parties^2 ) | 3 | 4 * bits * (2*parties + parties^2) | open, *, c< |
Some exact costs not shown in the table:
- Exact total number of messages for secret inequalities is: 3*(parties + parties^2 + (bits+1) * (2*parties + parties*(parties-1))) + 2*parties + parties*(parties-1)
- Exact total number of messages for constant inequalities is: 2*(parties + parties^2 + (bits+1) * (2*parties + parties*(parties-1))) + 2*parties + parties*(parties-1)
- Exact total number of messages for equality checks: 2*(*(parties + parties^2 + (bits+1) * (2*parties + parties*(parties-1))) + 2*parties + parties*(parties-1)) + 2*parties + parties*(parties-1)
- Exact total number of messages for division is: bits * ( 5*(parties + parties^2 + (bits+1) * (2*parties + parties*(parties-1))) + 2*parties + parties*(parties-1) + 2*parties + parties*(parties-1) )
- Exact total number of messages for constant division is: 1 + 7*parties + 4*parties^2 + 8*(parties + parties^2 + (bits+1) * (2*parties + parties*(parties-1)))
Dependenices:
- Multiplication has one message to synchronize beaver triplets and one open in sequence.
- inequality tests has 3 less than half primes in parallel, each has an open and as many multiplication in sequence as bits.
- constant inequality test has 2 less than half primes in parallel.
- equality and constant equality tests have 2 inequalities in parallel, sequenced with a multiplication.
- division has as many sequential iterations as bits, each iteration contains a constant inequality, secret inequality, and multiplication.
- constant division has one open sequenced with 4 parallel constant inequality checks and two multiplications.
- Secret XORs and ORs are equivalent to a single multiplication, constant XORs and ORs are free.
How to Contribute
Check out our contribution guidelines and resources @ CONTRIBUTING.md.
Information and Collaborators
More information about this project, including collaborators and publications, can be found at multiparty.org.


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For using in a CRUDController ModelViewer with getEditMemberParams method.
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As the manufacturer we recommend an annual service for your automatic door systems. This ensures that a door system will work without interruption throughout its life-cycle.


CSP and Disqus are buddies!
After all that trouble I had with Disqus and my Content-Security-Policy, I finally got it working. Not only that, but I got some help from a Disqus JS dev!
First of all, I want to apoligize for a few things in my last post. I blamed Disqus for using eval, when it was really me who, unknowingly, invoked it by using the jQuery load()
function.
I also said that Disqus is not compatible with CSP at all - which is not really true.
Thanks to Burak Yiğit Kaya, a javascript developer at Disqus who reached out to me via Twitter, I now know more about how Disqus and CSP work together.
And I want to thank Burak and Disqus for their reaction to my post.
Burak contacted me, not to tell me that I was wrong, but to try and understand what the problem was in order to fix it.
We take security quite seriously and also respect users treating it highly so I'll do my best to make this easier for you.
And he did! Which is awesome, because I have heard this one so many times already, and it's very rare that there's more behind it then just PR.
But back to the technical stuff. After some back and forth with Burak, I finally got a working CSP which looks like this.
Content-Security-Policy: default-src 'self'; script-src 'self' a.disquscdn.com/embed.js hashtagsecurity.disqus.com code.jquery.com; img-src 'self' referrer.disqus.com/juggler/stat.gif a.disquscdn.com/next/assets/img/; frame-src 'self' disqus.com/embed/comments/; style-src 'self' 'unsafe-inline' a.disquscdn.com;
unsafe-inline
This CSP still contains the unsafe-inline
option for style sources, which is not really a good thing. Burak told me that I can ignore it, as it's doing is making the loading logo spin.
While I can absolute go without the spinning logo, there is another problem here. Ignoring CSP violations, even if there just a spinning icon, will at some point have a negative impact on your CSP logs if you have them enabled.
So it works, but it's still not perfect.
Too many sources
The other thing that would need improvement is the amount of different sources. Burak explained, that they use a.disquscdn.com as a cookieless domain, and refferer.disqus.com as a stat beacon to check if the load was successfull. As I said to him before, this is just a nice to have. It would increase maintainability of CSPs but it's not absolutely necessary.
Burak came up with the idea, to unify the sources under two domains.
a.disquscdn.com
and some-subdomain.disqus.com
Disqus CSP
Something I didn't know before, is that Disqus ships with it's own Content-Security-Policy. As Burak told me, if you load Disqus and take a look at the response headers of the discus.com/embed/comments
request, you can see a custom CSP is being set.
content-security-policy:script-src https://*.twitter.com:* https://api.adsnative.com/v1/ad.json *.adsafeprotected.com *.google-analytics.com https://glitter-services.disqus.com https://*.services.disqus.com:* disqus.com http://*.twitter.com:* a.disquscdn.com api.taboola.com referrer.disqus.com *.scorecardresearch.com *.moatads.com https://admin.appnext.com/offerWallApi.aspx 'unsafe-eval' https://mobile.adnxs.com/mob *.services.disqus.com:*
For me this is just show even more that Disqus actually cares about security. Otherwise, they wouldn't have bothered to limit the sources in the first place.
Summary
So, Disqus is back on hashtagsecurity.com. And now it's not just a convenient comment system anymore. I actually have an opinion about it now.
The conversation between Burak and me brought a few things to light that could be improved, and Burak said he will look into it. Although he couldn't make any promises, I'm looking forward to see these improvements go live in the future.
- Move inline CSS into an external file to remove
unsafe-inline
style source - Unify sources under
a.disquscdn.com
andsome-subdomain.disqus.com
And something we didn't talk about, which I noticed later. The Disqus homepage only shows how to implement Disqus inline. Another option showing how to do it CSP compatible would be a great addition, especially for people just getting started with this kind of thing.
Wait, so what with the eval problem?
Oh yeah, I almost forgot to mention that. The eval problem only occured, because I don't want Disqus to be loaded automatically. Instead I want visitors to click on the big blue bar below the article whenever they want to leave a comment.
The way I did this was by loading Disqus via jQuerys load()
function. Which seems to use the eval()
function internally.
After playing with both jQuery and plain old JS for a bit, I finally found this [nifty little helper}(http://internet-inspired.com/wrote/load-disqus-on-demand/) which works like a charm. So kudos to @nternetinspired for solving this problem way before me!


| Module | ServerHelper |
| In: |
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Methods added to this module are available to ServerController views.
Creates a group of hidden input fields that are used by javascript to properly highlight fields that are included in TrustProfiles.
# File app/helpers/server_helper.rb, line 6 6: def hidden_fields_for_highlighting 7: current_user.profiles.map do |p| 8: "<input type=\"hidden\" id=\"profile_#{p.id}_properties\"" + 9: " value=\"#{p.properties.map{|prop| prop.id}.join(',')}\" />" 10: end.join("\n") 11: end
Displays text informing the user that a consumer site requests specific properties if properties is not nil or an empty Array. Otherwise, it informs the user that no profile information is requested.
All output is enclosed in
 tags.
| properties: | An array of Properties or nil. |
# File app/helpers/server_helper.rb, line 20 20: def text_for_user_notification(properties) 21: unless properties && properties.empty? 22: "
To complete the registration process the site is requesting additional information. Please select a trust profile you would like to associate the site with or create a new one. The Trust Profile you select will determine the information that is shared.
\n
Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required for successful registration with this site.
\n" 23: else 24: "
Please select a Trust Profile you would like\nto associate the site with or create a new one. This site is not requesting\nany additonal profile information from you.
\n" 25: end 26: end


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Police arrest suspect in fatal Popeyes stabbing in Maryland
by CNN(CNN) — Police in Maryland have arrested a man wanted on murder charges in a fatal stabbing outside a Popeyes restaurant last week, the Prince George’s County Police Department announced early Thursday.
The suspect has been identified as 30-year-old Ricoh McClain, police said in a news release.
McClain faces charges of first-degree murder, second-degree murder, first-degree assault, second-degree assault and reckless endangerment in the death of 28-year-old Kevin Tyrell Davis on November 4 at the Popeyes in Oxon Hill, police said.
McClain was first identified by an officer who viewed the security footage from the restaurant and recognized him from interactions he had had with McClain on the street, said Jennifer Donelan, a spokeswoman for the Prince George’s County Police Department.
Surveillance footage showed several people were waiting in a line set aside for ordering Popeyes popular new chicken sandwich when Davis entered the store and cut in front of several customers.
McClain confronted Davis about his conduct, and 15 seconds later the two went outside the restaurant, where McClain stabbed Davis, police said.
Police last week released a photo of McClain and a woman who was with him when he fled. The woman was interviewed and is considered a witness. She doesn’t face charges, police said.
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This is the intranet by the Institute of Cancer Research (on this site you will see it referenced also as "the ICR".)
If you are here, it means that someone has invited you here to work with you.


This screen begins collecting information about the images that you would like to be added to the Bioimages website.
This sets the default agent in dropdown boxes, such as the namespace and photographer boxes on this screen or the default agent when creating a new determination later in the software. Usually this will be the unique ID of the person entering information into this software. You may have already been given a unique ID. The most common form is your last name plus your first and possibly second initial (e.g. John Doe -> doej). If you do not already have a unique ID, click the Create New ID button and fill out the required information.
It is important for your files to have unique filenames. All images by a given photographer, both previously submitted and new submissions, will reside in a single folder on the Bioimages server. It is therefore important that you not reuse filenames that you have used in the past. It can be helpful to have a systematic method of naming your image files, e.g. rgd00001, rgd00002, rgd00003. If in the past you uploaded 100 files, from rgd00001 through rgd00100, it is important that the next time you add images you begin at rgd00101 or some other filename that you have not used already. It should be noted that spaces in image filenames are not allowed.
There are several powerful file renaming utilities for download from the internet that allow you to easily rename many files at once using your own particular naming scheme. Bulk Rename Utility (http://bulkrenameutility.co.uk) is an excellent such program for Windows systems.
If you are going to change image filenames, do so before step 3.
Under most circumstances the image namespace will be the same as the photographer. In the special cases of assembling a specific tree tour or having multiple contributors in a class or bioblitz the namespace may be set to something reflecting these special cases. In the case of the class the instructor's namespace may be used or a namespace specific to the class.
Next is the photographer box. If the photographer of these images was not you, select that photographer's unique ID. Then click Select image files to select the images taken by that photographer. If you are importing images from multiple photographers, repeat these steps of selecting the photographer's unique ID and then selecting the images taken by them. If the photographer has not yet been given an agent ID, click the New Agent button above to make them one.
If you decide you do not wish to add new images at this time but wish to use some other function of the Bioimages Collection Manager, click this button to go back to the start screen. Any files you have selected were not added to the database and will be unselected next time you enter this screen, but you can just select them again and continue. If you created a new agent that will be saved.
This box displays all of the images you have selected to add to Bioimages. If you decide you do not want these files to be added, click Clear all and go back to step 3 to add the images that you want.
Clicking Done will switch to the image metadata entry screen. Before clicking Done, at a minimum you must have set the default agent ID (step 1) and selected some image files (step 3).
When Done is clicked, it begins creating thumbnails and extracting EXIF data from the selected images. This may take a little time depending on how many images you are adding. You may begin working as soon as any thumbnails show up; you do not need to wait for all of them to load. In the future when you load these images via Edit Existing Records from the start screen they will load much faster.


This integration can be used to send direct messages to your account on Steemit Chat.
Connected as @{{model.settings.username}}.


WabbitWeb
This is the WabbitWeb payload.
Features:
- Payload Editor: Create instantly runnable payloads in-browser!
- Payload Launcher: Launch payloads you created with the Payload Editor!
- SMB Launcher: Launch an SMB server to WabbitWeb's folder to edit it during runtime!
- Command Line: Pass commands straight to the Bunny and receive output - all in-browser!


Each Bitcoin is basically a computer file which is stored in a 'digital wallet' app on a smartphone or computer.
People can send Bitcoins (or part of one) to your digital wallet, and you can send Bitcoins to other people.
Every single transaction is recorded in a public list called the blockchain
This makes it possible to trace the history of Bitcoins to stop people from spending coins they do not own, making copies or undo-ing transactions.<>
There are lots of things other than money which we consider valuable like gold and diamonds. The Aztecs used cocoa beans as money!
Bitcoins are valuable because people are willing to exchange them for real goods and services, and even cash
| Bitcoin | Bitcoin Cash | Litecoin | Ripple | Etherum | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Launch | 2009 | 2017 | 2012 | 2016 | 2015 |
| Price | $8,804.66 USD | $ 291.01 USD | $ 62.34 USD | $ 0.274 USD | $ 187.12 USD |
| Circulating Supply | >17 million | >17 million | >58 million | >$40 billion | >$102 million |
| Maximum Supply | 21 million | 21 million | 84 million | 100 billion per mined | No upper limit |
| Transactions/sec max | 7 | 60 | 56 | >1500 | 20 |
| Blockchain size | 290.15 GB | 172.17 GB | 27.16 GB | NA | 450.92 GB |


I'm a full stack developer, currently working in Hong Kong with Angular 2 / Ionic 2 building mobile apps in the finnancial / fintech space. It's been a long time since I wanted to start a blog to share a bit more of my work.
Actually I started to do some work with web development by luck :) while I was doing my bachelor in Electrical and Computer Engineering I didn't like programming that much... so I ended choosing Electrical as my master where I basically learn Matlab. On the meanwhile my father needed someone to do his website, I saw the opportunity to make some money and I did it and I ended learning HTML and CSS.
After finishing the university I joined my friends in a startup called SecurPC (now Securibox). There I started to work with ASP.NET in Azure and learned all about web development with C#. I also started to work on basic javascript JQuery, later I did my first SPA using Typescript, Durandal and Knockout (back in Typescript 0.8!).
From there I got an offer to go for Barcelona, Spain and work in a big corporation (Sage). I took the chance to travel, know another country and I left. I continue to work with C# Azure ASP.Net in an entreprise level application, it was a big change which I really liked. From there I moved to Hong Kong.
In Hong Kong I started to work with a startup again with Angular in a financial company. There I found the domain I most like to work on, since then I started to study Investmentents and how to make it easier and better for the common users. In Hong Kong I moved to my current startup (8Securities) where I am a lead developer creating mobile apps using Ionic2. From there I decided to make this blog and share a bit of my knoledge in fintech.
Traveling
Outside normal vacations the first true travel I did was when I was in university and, with a group of friends, ended up going to Toronto, Canada, to work for three weeks in a volunteer project (CISV ONG) with people from all around the world.
Since then travelling became a big part of my life and I ended up using my spare time and money to know different places and cultures around the world. One of my dreams is to just backpack around the workld for a couple of years.
Countries I've travelled
2017 Bucket List
- Learn French fluently
- Learn to rook climbing
- Travel to an Arabic country
- Create a blog
- Blog once a month
- Create two open source projects in the financial area
- Contribute to an open source project
Credits
- Base theme: Beautiful Jekyll
- World map: AmCharts


ME me
I'm specialized in Google IT Support professional,C & Python Developer. I'm interested in collaborating and contributing to open source projects.
Hola amigos! I'm Techy Geek from Generation Z. Here's My GitHub Profile.
I'm a sophomore at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Coimbatore in field of electrical and computer engineering..
I'm specialized in Google IT Support professional,C & Python Developer. I'm interested in collaborating and contributing to open source projects.
I’m also interested in AI & Machine Learning and would like to contribute to this field later in my career. I'm a Udacity AWS ML Foundations scholar and working on learning it
Aside from programming, I am an photographer, blogger,etc & Yeah, I love playing listening music, making instrumental music, playing games, watching movies and enjoying with people.
Working on developing this site more featuristic - :)
I worked with C & Python to an advanced level. Now, Working on learning Javascript, Java and C++ Along with Data Structures and Algorithms and competitive coding. Anyone who wanted to learn parallely with me as a learning buddy, do ping me.
Network protocols, cloud computing, Windows operating system,The Bits And Bytes Of Computer Networking, Operating Systems, Linux command line,System Administration And IT Infrastructure Services, encryption algorithms and techniques,security, Troubleshooting and consumer support.
I made a wifi jammer using esp8266 nodemcu 3 years back, Working on Alexa skill development current. Many more IOT projects comming soon!
I'm working on learning HTML,CSS, JS, React + Redux, NodeJS, Express, SQL and PostgreSQL, etc
As a Team Lead, I Led my Team towards Success in My Semester Project 'Waste Management' using C Programming. I actually wrote 450 lines of code as a part of it and explained each and very part to our team
I used flask for back-end server of my website,Image & File Processing , Password Breach Checker with Hashing , Twitter Bot, Sms Bot , Email Bot,Testing selenium automation, web scrapping using BeautifulSoup, Machine Learning Basic Models.


Maryland
Executions
Maryland's
Death Row
State Comparison
Graphic by Sean Henderson and Julia Maldonado/Capital News Service


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public class Graph0Comp
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The pure class interface.
public class Graph0Comp
extends Graph0
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Compose two graphs together
- Author:
- Alan Jeffrey
- Version: v1.0 1998/06/11
- Graph0Comp(Constraints, Graph0, Graph0)
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Create a new composition of graphs.
- draw(Drawer)
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Graph0Comp
public Graph0Comp(Constraints C,
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Graph0 H);
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Create a new composition of graphs.
- Parameters:
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Guidance
Privacy notices tell learners how their qualification data is used if they allow others to see their personal learning record.
PDF , 307KB , 11 pages
If you use assistive technology (such as a screen reader) and need a version of this document in a more accessible format, please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>. Please tell us what format you need. It will help us if you say what assistive technology you use.
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If you use assistive technology (such as a screen reader) and need a version of this document in a more accessible format, please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>. Please tell us what format you need. It will help us if you say what assistive technology you use.
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If you use assistive technology (such as a screen reader) and need a version of this document in a more accessible format, please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>. Please tell us what format you need. It will help us if you say what assistive technology you use.
Learners may choose not to share their PLR data and can opt-out:
You must ensure you provide a copy of the privacy notice to your learners so they understand how their data is used.
The privacy notices are for those organisations who have a direct relationship with learners. All learners should be given a copy of the privacy notice to ensure they understand how their qualification data is used, and if they choose to allow others to view their PLR .
If you do not have a direct relationship with learners, you must instruct your centres to ensure they provide a copy of the privacy notice to their learners so that they understand how their data is used.
Published: 3 March 2014
Updated: 25 November 2016


Valleys
Counting Valleys
Add numbers of steps
Add steps U-up and D for Down
Example: DDUUUDDD
Counting Valleys


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Welcome to my website! The purpose of this website is to serve as a portfolio of my work, and to demonstrate that I am able to use HTML, CSS, and JavaScript as part of my class: COP 1500 - Introduction to Computer Science. Feel free to browse around using the navigation bar at the top of the page. If you would like to listen to some good music while you browse, you can check out the video below, "Money" by Pink Floyd:


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This test assumes it is called in the following way:
deno test --unstable --allow-run ./src/guard.withPermissions.test.ts
We implicitly test the guard via the examples in the ./examples/
directory. This is because guard() can call Deno.exit(1) which it
looks like we can't yet mock, and will exit our tests early.
This test assumes it is called in the following way:
deno test --unstable --allow-run ./src/guard.withPermissions.test.ts
We implicitly test the guard via the examples in the ./examples/ directory. This is because
guard()
can callDeno.exit(1)
which it looks like we can't yet mock, and will exit our tests early.


Local police and communes are working together on sensitization of the youngster on the road dangers. One might believe that dangers for these kids arise once they have their first motorcycle or car. However, if they are involved in an accident, death rates among bike riders and pedestrians are incredibly high compared to other transportation means.
In this visualization, we created a Sankey diagram (flow chart) that shows the proportion of pedestrians, bike riders, motorcycles and cars involved in a crash these last 13 years, distinguishes if they were wearing all security equipments, and finally shows the survival rate among each category. This graph clearly illustrates the fragility and the exposure of pedestrians and bike riders, and contributes to sensitization of these populations.
Possible interactions :
Switch between tabs to switch data sources.
Move the position of the middle layers.
Details are displayed on hover.
Use the buttons under the graph to select filters.
Can communes, departments, or even the state prevent crashes before they occur? To answer this vast question, we created a graph whose role is to cluster the types of roads (width, surface, infrastructure, proximity of a school…), and their related accident rate, thanks to a T-SNE embedding. We reduce dimension to allow the user to visualize high dimensional problems in a simple dashboard. Thanks to this visualization, we expect road authorities to be able to adjust the characteristics of a road when building or renovating a road.
The user can select the type of road from the different pages(communal, departmental, national), and in each case, observe the clusters created by T-SNEs. The green clusters represent a low accident rate, and the red ones a high one. The user can hover on a given point to observe all the characteristics of a given road, and select a region in the T-SNE plot. When selecting a region, the histograms all around the plot are updated. This allows users to understand the local distributions of variables on which they can have an impact when building a new road.
Possible interactions :
Switch between tabs to switch data sources.
Export the graph as a PNG file.
Move in the graph by selecting regions on the TSNE.
Select specific gravity types using the legend.
Details are displayed on hover.
The last task of road services is to monitor the roads, and the accident rates on each road. Additional security measures might be needed in certain cases, or certain conditions. Local authorities might have an idea of what kind of road is dangerous, but our visualization brings a clear overall view, and allows the user to understand a high dimensional spatial problem and the distributions of several factors that act on the gravity of an accident.
We expect the user to select regions on the map of France, and see all the histograms being updated live. This can be useful to understand the distributions in a given region, and by navigating though the different tabs of the website, focus on the different types of roads.
Possible interactions :
Switch between tabs to switch data sources.
Export the graph as a PNG file.
Move in the graph by selecting regions on the map.
Details are displayed on hover.


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Captain: yhack
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| syn-ack | Your team has more than one member. Plainly you're not Tom Cr00se. | Second team member | 2014-04-22 19:37:04 UTC | thaweatherman |
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THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1999 Christopher Null filmcritic.com
I'll preface this review with the disclaimer that I am indeed aware that James Bond thrillers do not bear any semblance to real-life scenarios. I'll also say that since I was a kid I've been a huge Bond fan.
And I'll also say that THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH is one of the worst Bond films to come along in years.
What's to fault? Look no further than the story, the product of five screenwriters who appear to have reported to a committee that mandated no fewer than one bad pun every two minutes. As a script, it's a patchy mess of scenes largely lifted from any number of other Bond flicks, while at the same time feeling like a complete anachronism in relation to the rest of the series.
 James Bond (Brosnan) is... drum roll, please... a bodyguard for an oil magnate's daughter (Marceau). Sounds like a job for the British Secret Service, doesn't it? What a film like this needs is a good villain, and we get Renard (Carlyle), who has a bullet lodged in his brain and has lost his sense of touch (and can't feel pain).
Cool idea, only it turns out Renard is the biggest wuss of all in the pantheon of Bond villains. Punch him in the stomach, and he crumples like a daisy. Where is Jaws when you need him?
The rest of the film is just as worthless. Denise Richards is the least credible nuclear physicist I can imagine, Marceau tries to vamp her way through the film and is inexplicably dressed in a robe in almost every scene, Brosnan looks alternately tired and bored, and whole chunks of plot appear to have been hastily excised at the last minute.
But the worst failing of the film is that, despite lavish production values and intricately staged action scenes, the `action' is amazingly lacking. I hate to say it, but the lifeless score is largely at fault for this, never rising to the fevered pitch that the classics of the series could do. Ultimately, THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH will be forgotten quickly, adding nothing to the Bond mythology, and making one long for the dramatic stylings of past 007s.
RATING: **
|------------------------------| \ ***** Perfection \ \ **** Good, memorable film \ \ *** Average, hits and misses \ \ ** Sub-par on many levels \ \ * Unquestionably awful \ |------------------------------|
MPAA Rating: R
Director: Michael Apted Producer: Barbara Broccoli, Michael G. Wilson Writer: Bruce Feirstein, Michael France, Neal Purvis, Dana Stevens, Robert Wade Starring: Pierce Brosnan, Sophie Marceau, Denise Richards, Robert Carlyle, Judi Dench, Robbie Coltrane, Samantha Bond, Desmond Llewelyn, John Cleese
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The test setup is a Haswell-class Xeon (E3-1241) on an Intel motherboard, 16GB ECC ram, running MSVC 2015 update 3 x64 as compiler. OS is a stripped-back Windows 7 x64 SP1 installation with most services, background tasks (including explorer) and all networking disabled. Build settings are "/O2 /Oi /Ot /Oy /GL". The source code for the benchmarks can be found in the colony page downloads section, as can further details about the test designs. Lastly, because MSVC's deque implementation is not good, we've skipped the heavy-referencing tests for MSVC, and packed_deque in the comparitive tests (this's been replaced with std::list in case anyone's interested in the performance of that). In order to not duplicate effort and conclusions, commentary is left for the GCC results (with the exception of some small overall comclusions).
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For the most part MSV's results are similar to GCC's, with the exception of deque, which performs poorly, and vector, which slightly outperform's GCC's vector for iteration and erase performance, but underperforms by comparison for insertion performance. The end result is much the same, although we cannot compare packed_deque results.
Using a boolean skipfield in combination with a vector or deque is of course a no-go, due to it's poor iteration performance once the number of erasures increases. Similarly, using an erasable iteration field as was used with indexed_vector and pointer_deque results in both wasteful memory consumption and poor performance once the number of modifications or elements becomes too high, but may be more-than-adequate at low-modification levels without too much differential in terms of memory usage.
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We had one of the painters back yesterday finishing off the last of the painting we had done last week. I had the kids corralled down one end of the house away from the wet paint. Enter some morning playtime shenanigans and the result was a broken window!
I called a local glass repairer and thankfully he was able to come within the hour. In fact, he arrived just after the painter had left. It was kind of like tradie tag. I wonder who I could have called next? Suffice to say I think my faith has been restored in local tradesmen and the other bonus is the glass is safer than what was previously there. He was quick and efficient too. The paint job looks good too by the way (photos to come once the rooms are back in order).
Considering all the fun play my kids have indoors and the fact a lot of our windows are floor level, this is our first broken window. I like the idea of having safer glass, but perhaps avoiding breakages all together is more budget friendly (kids are you listening?).
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Table component
Create interactive table with sorting, filtering and pagination features.
About
New in 4.2.8
If you need to create interactive table with filtering, searching and pagination features, you can use Metro 4 table
component.
To create its table, add attribute data-role="table"
to your HTML table element and setup, if need, additional options with special attributes.
An important condition is the creation of sections thead
and tbody
.
| Name | Office | Age | Start date | Salary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tiger Nixon | Edinburgh | 61 | 2011/04/25 | $320,800 |
| Garrett Winters | Tokyo | 63 | 2011/07/25 | $170,750 |
| Ashton Cox | San Francisco | 66 | 2009/01/12 | $86,000 |
| Cedric Kelly | Edinburgh | 22 | 2012/03/29 | $433,060 |
| Airi Satou | Tokyo | 33 | 2008/11/28 | $162,700 |
| Brielle Williamson | New York | 61 | 2012/12/02 | $372,000 |
| Herrod Chandler | San Francisco | 59 | 2012/08/06 | $137,500 |
| Rhona Davidson | Tokyo | 55 | 2010/10/14 | $327,900 |
| Colleen Hurst | San Francisco | 39 | 2009/09/15 | $205,500 |
| Sonya Frost | Edinburgh | 23 | 2008/12/13 | $103,600 |
| Name | Office | Age | Start date | Salary |

Name
Office
Age
Start date
Salary

Tiger Nixon
Edinburgh
61
2011/04/25
$320,800

...

Name
Office
Age
Start date
Salary

Sorting
To be able to sort
the table, you need to create the correct header
for this table.
To create header
use tags

,

and
.
To make the column sortable, you must add the .sortable-column
class to the header cell.
If you want to immediately sort the table by one of the fields, add the sorting direction to the desired cell using the sort-asc
or sort-desc
classes.

Name
Office
Age
Start date
Salary

...

For right sorting specified fields (ex: formatted money, date), you can add attribute data-format to header cell.
You can use next formats to a field: number
, int
, float
, date
and money
.

Name
Office
Age
Start date
Salary

...

Search
When component works, it creates special search block before a table.
This block is created automatically, but you can control its visibility using special component attributes.
To hide this block, set attribute data-show-search
to false
or define custom wrapper.

...

You can specify your own search field with attribute data-search-wrapper="..."
.
Value for this attribute must be a valid element selector - className or ID.
Rows counter
When component works, it creates special select block before a table to set displayed table rows count.
You can change default rows counter steps with attribute data-rows-steps="..."
.
This is a comma delimiter value. To set a default rows count, use attribute data-rows="..."
To hide this block, set attribute data-show-rows-steps
to false
or define custom wrapper.

...

You can specify your own rows counter with attribute data-rows-wrapper="..."
.
Value for this attribute must be a valid element selector - className or ID.
Table info
When component works, it creates special block after a table to display table info.
You can set custom text for this block with attribute data-table-info-title="..."
.
By default displayed Showing $1 to $2 of $3 entries
.
To hide this block, set attribute data-show-table-info
to false
or define custom wrapper.

...

Paging block
When component works, his create special paging block after a table.
This block contains pagination
section.
This block is created automatically, but you can control its visibility using special component attributes.
To hide this block, set attribute data-show-pagination
to false
or define custom wrapper.

...

External data
Metro 4 table component supports loading data from external resource.
The external resource must return a valid JSON
object in specific format.
To load external table data, use attribute data-source="..."
.

...

Data format
The external resource must return a valid JSON
object in specific format:
{
"header": [...],
"data": [...],
"footer": [...]
}
Header section
The header section defines table head columns and additional classes for a related cells in table body. Header section has next format:
"header": [
{
"name": ..., // string
"title": ..., // string
"sortable": ..., // true or false
"sortDir": ..., // string - "asc" or "desc"
"size": ..., // int, column width
"cls": ..., // additional class for header cell
"clsColumn": ..., // additional class for related cells in table body
"format": ... // string define column format for right sorting
},
...
]
Example
{
"header": [
{
"name": "name",
"title": "Name",
"sortable": true,
"sortDir": "asc",
"size": 200
},
{
"name": "company",
"title": "Company",
"sortable": true,
"clsColumn": "d-none d-table-cell-md"
},
...
],
...
}
Data section
Data section defines a table rows. Each row represent as array of values.
{
"header": [...],
"data": [
[
"Merrill Hartman",
"Placerat Cras Dictum Foundation",
"Barasat",
21,
"2009/07/05",
"$8,969"
],
[
"Hayes Christian",
"Vehicula Et Rutrum Corp.",
"Canela",
24,
"2006/08/27",
"$9,726"
],
...
],
"footer": [...]
}
Footer section
Footer section defines a table footer cells.
"footer": [
{
"name": ..., // string
"title": ..., // string
"cls": ..., // additional class for header cell
},
...
]
Options
You can change behavior of your table with any options. To these options you can use special attributes.
| Option | Data-* | Default | Desc |
source |
data-source |
Define external data for table. | |
searchInput |
data-search-input |
Define a element selector for custom search input. | |
search |
data-search |
true | Show/hide table search block. |
pagination |
data-pagination |
true | Show/hide table paging block. |
showRowsSteps |
data-show-rows-steps |
true | Show/hide rows steps select. |
showSearch |
data-show-search |
true | Show/hide search input. |
showTableInfo |
data-show-table-info |
true | Show/hide table info. |
showPagination |
data-show-pagination |
true | Show/hide table pagination. |
paginationShortMode |
data-pagination-short-mode |
true | Pagination display mode. If false, then shows links to all pages in table pagination. |
showActivity |
data-show-activity |
true | Show activity when table sorting. |
muteTable |
data-mute-table |
true | Mute table body when table sorting. |
rows |
data-rows |
10 | Default value for rows counter. |
rowsSteps |
data-rows-steps |
10,25,50,100 | Values for rows counter. |
sortDir |
data-sort-dir |
asc | Default sort direction. |
thousandSeparator |
data-thousand-separator |
, |
Thousand separator. |
decimalSeparator |
data-decimal-separator |
. |
Decimal separator. |
tableRowsCountTitle |
data-table-rows-count-title |
Show entries: | Title for rows counter. |
tableSearchTitle |
data-table-search-title |
Search: | Title for search input. |
tableInfoTitle |
data-table-info-title |
Showing $1 to $2 of $3 entries | Title for table info block. |
paginationPrevTitle |
data-pagination-prev-title |
Prev | Title for table pagination prev button. |
paginationNextTitle |
data-pagination-next-title |
Prev | Title for table pagination next button. |
activityType |
data-activity-type |
cycle | Set activity type. |
activityStyle |
data-activity-style |
color | Set activity style. |
Events
When table works, it generates a series of events that you can use to interact with the component.
| Option | Data-* | Desc |
onDraw |
data-on-draw |
Event fired when the table was drawn. |
onDrawRow |
data-on-draw-row |
Event fired when row added to the table. |
onSortStart |
data-on-sort-start |
Event fired when sorting process stated. |
onSortStop |
data-on-sort-stop |
Event fired when sorting process stopped. |
onSortItemSwitch |
data-on-sort-item-switch |
Event fired when table rows switched on sorting process. |
onSearch(filter, items) |
data-on-search |
Event fired on search. |
onRowsCountChange(val) |
data-on-rows-count-change |
Event fired when user change rows count to display. |
onDataLoad(source) |
data-on-data-load |
Event fired before data will be loaded. |
onDataLoaded(source, response) |
data-on-data-loaded |
Event fired after data loaded. |
onTableCreate(el) |
data-on-table-create |
Event fired after the table created. |
Methods
You can use table methods to interact with it.
- sorting(dir)
- filter(val)
- loadData(source)
- next()
- prev()
- first()
- last()
- page(num)
- draw()
- addFilter(func)
- removeFilter(func_index)
- getFilters()
Filters
You can add custom filters to your table component with a special attributes and methods.
To set custom filters, use attributes data-filter
and data-filters
.
Attribute data-filter
set one filter, attribute data-filters
set the number of filters.
Value for data-filter
must be valid function name, and for data-filters
- comma separated functions name list.

...

...

...javascript
function myFilterFunc(row){...}
var myFilters = {
Func1: function(row){...},
Func2: function(row){...}
}
Component contains next methods to work with custom filters: addFilter(func)
, removeFilter(func)
and getFilters()
.
...html

<button class="button" onclick="addFilter()">Add filter</button>
<button class="button" onclick="removeFilter()">Remove filter</button>

...JavaScript
var customFilterTable = $('#filtersExample').data('table');
var filterIndex;
function addFilter(){
filterIndex = customFilterTable.addFilter(function(row){
return Metro.utils.between(row[3], 20, 30);
});
customFilterTable.draw();
}
function removeFilter(){
customFilterTable.removeFilter(filterIndex);
customFilterTable.draw();
}
The methods have the following purpose:
addFilter(func)
- add filter to tableremoveFilter(filter_index)
- remove filter from tablegetFilters()
- get filters as array
Customize
You can customize style of table and its elements with next options:
| Option | Data-* |
Desc |
|---|---|---|
| clsComponent | data-cls-component |
Additional class for component |
| clsTable | data-cls-table |
Additional class for table |
| clsHead | data-cls-head |
Additional class for table head |
| clsHeadRow | data-cls-head-row |
Additional class for table head row |
| clsHeadCell | data-cls-head-cell |
Additional class for table head cell |
| clsBody | data-cls-body |
Additional class for table body |
| clsBodyRow | data-cls-body-row |
Additional class for table body row |
| clsBodyCell | data-cls-body-cell |
Additional class for table body cell |
| clsFooter | data-cls-footer |
Additional class for table footer |
| clsFooterRow | data-cls-footer-row |
Additional class for table footer row |
| clsFooterCell | data-cls-footer-cell |
Additional class for table footer cell |
| clsPagination | data-cls-pagination |
Additional class for table pagination |
| clsTableTop | data-cls-table-top |
Additional class for table top block |
| clsTableBottom | data-cls-table-bottom |
Additional class for table bottom block |
| clsTableInfo | data-cls-table-info |
Additional class for table info block |
| clsTablePagination | data-cls-table-pagination |
Additional class for table pagination block |
| clsRowsCount | data-cls-rows-count |
Additional class for rows count block |
| clsSearch | data-cls-search |
Additional class for search block |
Custom elements wrappers
You can set custom wrappers for search
, rows counter
, table info
and pagination
elements.
To set it, use special named attributes:
data-search-wrapper
,
data-rows-wrapper
,
data-info-wrapper
,
data-pagination-wrapper
.


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| org.openid4java.infocard | Provides support for OpenID-InforCards. |
| org.openid4java.message | |
| org.openid4java.message.ax | |
| org.openid4java.message.pape | |
| org.openid4java.message.sreg | |
| org.openid4java.server | Offers support for implementing an OpenID Provider server. |
| Classes in org.openid4java.message used by org.openid4java.consumer | |
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| Classes in org.openid4java.message used by org.openid4java.infocard | |
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| ParameterList
A list of parameters that are part of an OpenID message. |
| Classes in org.openid4java.message used by org.openid4java.message | |
|---|---|
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| AssociationRequest
The OpenID Association Request message. |
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| AuthSuccess
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| DirectError
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| IndirectError
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| MessageException
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| MessageExtension
Interface for building OpenID extensions. |
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| MessageExtensionFactory
Factory interface for creating message extension objects for a specific message extension type URI. |
|
| Parameter
A key / value pair which is part of an OpenID message. |
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| ParameterList
A list of parameters that are part of an OpenID message. |
|
| VerifyRequest
VerifyRequest is a AuthSuccess with the openid.mode switched to check_authentication. |
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| VerifyResponse
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| Classes in org.openid4java.message used by org.openid4java.message.ax | |
|---|---|
| MessageException
|
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| MessageExtension
Interface for building OpenID extensions. |
|
| MessageExtensionFactory
Factory interface for creating message extension objects for a specific message extension type URI. |
|
| ParameterList
A list of parameters that are part of an OpenID message. |
| Classes in org.openid4java.message used by org.openid4java.message.pape | |
|---|---|
| MessageException
|
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| MessageExtension
Interface for building OpenID extensions. |
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| MessageExtensionFactory
Factory interface for creating message extension objects for a specific message extension type URI. |
|
| Parameter
A key / value pair which is part of an OpenID message. |
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| ParameterList
A list of parameters that are part of an OpenID message. |
| Classes in org.openid4java.message used by org.openid4java.message.sreg | |
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| MessageException
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| MessageExtension
Interface for building OpenID extensions. |
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| MessageExtensionFactory
Factory interface for creating message extension objects for a specific message extension type URI. |
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A list of parameters that are part of an OpenID message. |
| Classes in org.openid4java.message used by org.openid4java.server | |
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- LocalRecyclers - Class in LocalRecyclers
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- LocateAButton(SpringLayout, Button, String, int, int, int, int) - Method in class LocalRecyclers.LocalRecyclers
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Method with low coupling and high cohesion for adding individual buttons:
- reduces overall code, especially in the LocateButtons method.
- LocateALabel(SpringLayout, Label, String, int, int) - Method in class LocalRecyclers.LocalRecyclers
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a single Label within the frame.
- LocateALabels(SpringLayout, Label, String, int, int) - Method in class LocalRecyclers.LocalRecyclers
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- LocateATextArea(SpringLayout, TextArea, int, int, int, int) - Method in class LocalRecyclers.LocalRecyclers
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- LocateATextField(SpringLayout, TextField, int, int, int) - Method in class LocalRecyclers.LocalRecyclers
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Method with low coupling and high cohesion for adding individual
textboxes: - reduces overall code, especially in the LocateTextFields
method.
- LocateButtons(SpringLayout) - Method in class LocalRecyclers.LocalRecyclers
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for managing the addition of multiple Buttons to the screen.
- LocateLabel(SpringLayout) - Method in class LocalRecyclers.LocalRecyclers
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- LocateLabels(SpringLayout) - Method in class LocalRecyclers.LocalRecyclers
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- LocateTextArea(SpringLayout) - Method in class LocalRecyclers.LocalRecyclers
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Adding an FAQ Category
How to add one or more categories to the FAQs module. FAQ's can only be associated with one category. The category name and description can optionally be displayed in the module by editing the Item Template under Module Settings. See "Editing the FAQ Templates"
- Select Manage Categories from the module actions menu. This displays the Manage Categories page.
- Click the Add New link.
- Optional. At Parent Category, select a parent category/
- In the Category Name text box, enter a name for the category.
- In the Category Description text box, enter a description for the category.
- Click the OK button to confirm.
- Repeat Steps 2-5 to add additional categories.
- Click the Cancel button to return to the module.


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| CPU-affinity: | � Set process affinity to cpu core(s), mask 0x3 for cores 0 and 1 |
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| Randomize: | � Randomize scan range start to reduce duplicates |
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| Retries: | � Number of times to retry if a network call fails (default: retry indefinitely) |
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| Model: | {$deviceGpuInfoModel} |
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| VRAM: | {$deviceGpuInfoVram} |
| Threads: | 1 |
� Number of miner threads (default: number of nVidia GPUs) |
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| Intensity: | 15 |
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[NVIDIA] Sets the intensity from 8-31. [AMD] Intensity of GPU scanning (d or 8 -> 31,default: d to maintain desktop interactivity), overridden by --xintensity or --rawintensity. |
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| Max-temp: | ° C | �
[NVIDIA] Only mine if gpu temp is less than specified value [AMD] Temperature which a device will be automatically disabled at, one value or comma separated list (default: 95) |
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| Diff-multiplier: | �
[NVIDIA] Multiply difficulty by this value (default 1.0) [AMD] (deprecated) Difficulty multiplier for jobs received from stratum pools |
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| Gpu-clock: | �
[NVIDIA] Set the gpu engine boost clock [AMD] GPU engine (over)clock range in Mhz - one value, range and/or comma separated list (e.g. 850-900,900,750-850) |
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| Mem-clock : | �
[NVIDIA] Set the gpu memory boost clock [AMD] Set the GPU memory (over)clock in Mhz - one value for all or separate by commas for per card |
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| Shares-limit: | [s] | � Quit after mining N shares (default: unlimited) |
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Options below for NVIDIA |
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| Launch-config: | �
L - Legacy cards with compute 1.x
F - Fermi cards with compute 2.x K - Kepler cards with compute 3.0 T - For compute 3.5 cards such as Titan, GTX 780 and GK208 based X - Experimental kernel. Currently requires compute 3.5 |
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| Diff-factor: | � Divide difficulty by this factor (default 1.0) |
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| CPU-priority: | � Set process priority (default: 0 idle, 2 normal to 5 highest) |
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| CPU-affinity: | � Set process affinity to cpu core(s), mask 0x3 for cores 0 and 1 |
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| Retries: | � Number of times to retry if a network call fails (default: retry indefinitely) |
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| Max-diff: | � Only mine if net difficulty is less than specified value |
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| Mem-clock offset: | � Set the gpu memory offset |
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| Plimit: | % | � Set the gpu power limit in percentage |
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| Tlimit: | ° C | � Set the gpu thermal limit in degrees |
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| Time-limit: | [s] | � Maximum time [s] to mine before exiting the program. |
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Options below for AMD |
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| Worksize: | � Override detected optimal worksize - one value or comma separated list. |
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| GRS-Address: | � Set dallar target address when solo mining to dallard (mandatory). |
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| Auto Fan: | � Automatically adjust all GPU fan speeds to maintain a target temperature]. |
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| Auto GPU: | � Automatically adjust all GPU engine clock speeds to maintain a target temperature. |
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| Temp Overheat: | � Temperature which a device will be throttled at while automanaging fan and/or GPU, one value or comma separated list (default: 85). |
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| Temp Target: | � Temperature which a device should stay at while automanaging fan and/or GPU, one value or comma separated list (default: 75). |
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| Temp Hysteresis: | � Set how much the temperature can fluctuate outside limits when automanaging speeds (default: 3). |
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| Mem Diff: | � Set a fixed difference in clock speed between the GPU and memory in auto-gpu mode. |
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| Balance: | � Change multipool strategy from failover to even share balance. |
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| Device: | � Select device to use, one value, range and/or comma separated (e.g. 0-2,4) default: all |
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| Dyninterval: | � Set the refresh interval in ms for GPUs using dynamic intensity (default: 7) |
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| Platform: | � Select OpenCL platform ID to use for GPU mining (default: -1) |
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| Fan: | � GPU fan percentage range - one value, range and/or comma separated list (e.g. 0-85,85,65) |
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| Map: | � Map OpenCL to ADL device order manually, paired CSV (e.g. 1:0,2:1 maps OpenCL 1 to ADL 0, 2 to 1) |
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| PowerTune: | � Set the GPU powertune percentage - one value for all or separate by commas for per card. |
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| Reorder: | � Attempt to reorder GPU devices according to PCI Bus ID. |
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| Vddc: | � Set the GPU voltage in Volts - one value for all or separate by commas for per card. |
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| Xintensity: | � Shader based intensity of GPU scanning (1 to 9999), overridden --xintensity|-X and --rawintensity. |
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| Rawintensity: | � Raw intensity of GPU scanning (1 to<PHONE_NUMBER>), overrides --intensity|-I and --xintensity|-X. |
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| NetDelay: | � Impose small delays in networking to not overload slow routers |
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| PerDeviceStats: | � Force verbose mode and output per-device statistics |
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| ProtocolDump: | � Verbose dump of protocol-level activities |
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| SchedStart: | � Set a time of day in HH:MM to start mining (a once off without a stop time) |
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| SchedStop: | � Set a time of day in HH:MM to stop mining (will quit without a start time) |
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| SocksProxy: | � Set socks4 proxy (host:port) |
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| ShowCoinDiff: | � Show coin difficulty rather than hash value of a share |


Recently I have been working with maps - trying to understand where all my samples are coming from. To do this I wanted to plot my sampling locations on top of a map. After fiddling with a number of different ways to get maps in R, I have happily fallen upon the OpenStreetMap
package.
A great package that can return a map in a variety of styles. Also, all the maps are open source and available to everyone for free!! Here is some code to get you started:
# Load required libraries
library(OpenStreetMap) # I had to run sudo R CMD javareconf to get rJava to load
# Note latitude and longitude of location
upperLeft <- c(56.022457,-4.5969357)
lowerRight <- c(56.014888,-4.5780147)
# Get a satellite image of area of interest
map <- openmap(upperLeft=upperLeft,
lowerRight=lowerRight,
type="bing")
# Plot the map
plot(map)
You’ll get the following image - this is where Joanna and I got engaged! 💍 On the shores of Loch Lomond, just outside Glasgow.
Using the type
parameter of the openmap()
function, you can change the style of the map being returned. The “bing” option returns a satellite image of the map - my favourite!
Sometimes, if a particular area isn’t available in a certain style, you’ll get an error something like this:
Error in osmtile(x%%nX, y, zoom, type) : could not obtain tile: ...
You can try different options for the type
parameter to fix this issue. I quite like the "opencyclemap"
option. Here is a great tutorial that you can a bit more help from. Enjoy!
One thing you’ll have to get use to is hopping between different map projections (like latitude and longitudes, national grids, or spherical mercator projections). The openproj()
is a handy function for converting between projections.


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Your drive, tenacity to lead Nigeria will materialise someday, Okowa tells Atiku at 73
by Agency ReportDelta State Governor Ifeanyi Okowa has congratulated former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar as he turns 73 on Monday.
In a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Mr. Olisa Ifeajika, in Asaba on Sunday, the governor described Atiku, the presidential candidate of Peoples Democratic Party in the 2019 elections, as “a man of strong convictions.”
According to him, Atiku’s drive and tenacity to lead the country will one day materialise.
Okowa commended the elder statesman for his tremendous impact on the lives of people, irrespective of tribe, religion, social status or political affiliation through his entrepreneurial activities.
The governor lauded Atiku’s outstanding contributions to job creation through his numerous investments.
He also lauded the Wazirin Adamawa for his dexterity, sagacity and courage in pursuing his dream of leading the country in spite of the hurdles.
The governor thanked Atiku for the numerous political and legal battles he had fought to advance the cause of democracy in Nigeria.
“That our democracy is firmly rooted today is because you fought anti-democratic forces that tried to undermine our democracy at some point in our democratic journey.
“Over the years, you have continued to provide and offer leadership at various strata of the society.
“I urge you to continue to serve Nigeria well without relenting because, one day, your quest to lead this nation will become a reality.
“One of the major challenges we are facing as a nation is lack of jobs for our teeming graduates and I must thank you specifically for the numerous job opportunities you provided.
“This will continue to provide for our people to utilise their potential and earn a decent means of livelihood.
“Over the years, you maintained a large, devoted and loyal followership and bestrode Nigeria’s political scene like a colossus due to your famed generosity and large-heartedness,” Okowa said.
“On behalf of the government and people of Delta, I write to congratulate you on the occasion of your 73rd birth anniversary.
“In the past 73 years, your family and political and business associates have cause to be grateful to God for having granted you a life of great accomplishments and abiding fulfillment,” the governor added.
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JNIPort ExamplesThis documentation comes with a few examples of using JNIPort in its various modes. In an ideal world I would have provided many more examples, covering much more ground; but life is short, time is limited, I have only so much patience… The overview has one very simple example. The walkthrough is an example of installing and configuring JNIPort. There are two complete examples of using JNIPort with Java's API for manipulating ZIP files. One uses ghost classes, or wrapper classes generated by the Wrapper Wizard (the code is the same in either case). The other goes through exactly the same steps, but uses the lower-level interfaces in 'CU Java Base' (the middle layer of JNIPort) instead. Here is a complete example of using ghost classes to create and display a Swing window.Here is a small example of using Java callbacks, including Swing callbacks and events. |
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Rob Orsini released the new Rails Cookbook from O’Reilly, just in time for Rails 1.2. Just from looking at the table of contents, it looks like there’s a lot of good information packed in this book.
This book is packed with the solutions you need to be proficient
developer with Rails, the leading framework for building the new
generation of Web 2.0 applications. Recipes range from the basics,
like installing Rails and setting up your development environment, to
the latest techniques, such as developing RESTful web services. Each
recipe includes a tested solution, plus a discussion of how and why
it works. — from the book’s Full Description


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