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_
_0
(in
pyglet.window.key
)
_allow_dispatch_event
(in
Window
)
_motion_names
(in
pyglet.window.key
)
_1
(in
pyglet.window.key
)
_anchor_x
(in
TextLayout
)
_mouse_cursor
(in
Window
)
_2
(in
pyglet.window.key
)
_anchor_y
(in
TextLayout
)
_mouse_exclusive
(in
Window
)
_3
(in
pyglet.window.key
)
_animation
(in
Sprite
)
_mouse_in_window
(in
Window
)
_4
(in
pyglet.window.key
)
_attribute_cache
(in
pyglet.graphics.vertexattribute
)
_mouse_visible
(in
Window
)
_5
(in
pyglet.window.key
)
_attribute_classes
(in
pyglet.graphics.vertexattribute
)
_mouse_x
(in
Window
)
_6
(in
pyglet.window.key
)
_attribute_format_re
(in
pyglet.graphics.vertexattribute
)
_mouse_y
(in
Window
)
_7
(in
pyglet.window.key
)
_attribute_names
(in
Config
)
_multiline
(in
TextLayout
)
_8
(in
pyglet.window.key
)
_audio
(in
Player
)
_name
(in
pyglet.window.key
)
_9
(in
pyglet.window.key
)
_audio_finished
(in
Player
)
_next_audio_data
(in
Player
)
__cmp__()
(in
OrderedGroup
)
_batch
(in
Sprite
)
_next_para_re
(in
Caret
)
__contains__()
(in
WeakSet
)
_blink_visible
(in
Caret
)
_next_paragraph_re
(in
AbstractDocument
)
__del__()
(in
VertexBufferObject
)
_block_containers
(in
pyglet.text.formats.html
)
_next_word_re
(in
Caret
)
__del__()
(in
VertexDomain
)
_block_elements
(in
pyglet.text.formats.html
)
_no_style_range_iterator
(in
pyglet.text.document
)
__del__()
(in
Texture
)
_boxes
(in
TextLayout
)
_normals_cache
(in
VertexList
)
__del__()
(in
TextureRegion
)
_c
(in
pyglet.clock
)
_normals_cache_version
(in
VertexList
)
__del__()
(in
Sprite
)
_c_types
(in
pyglet.graphics.vertexattribute
)
_opacity
(in
Sprite
)
__eq__()
(in
OrderedGroup
)
_caption
(in
Window
)
_option_types
(in
pyglet
)
__eq__()
(in
TextureGroup
)
_click_count
(in
Caret
)
_origin_layout
(in
ScrollableTextLayout
)
__eq__()
(in
AudioFormat
)
_click_time
(in
Caret
)
_origin_layout
(in
TextLayout
)
__eq__()
(in
SpriteGroup
)
_clip_height
(in
ScrollableTextLayoutGroup
)
_other_grapheme_extend
(in
pyglet.font.base
)
__eq__()
(in
ScrollableTextLayoutGroup
)
_clip_width
(in
ScrollableTextLayoutGroup
)
_own_batch
(in
TextLayout
)
__eq__()
(in
TextLayoutTextureGroup
)
_clip_x
(in
ScrollableTextLayoutGroup
)
_pattern
(in
pyglet.text.formats.attributed
)
__getitem__()
(in
IndirectArrayRegion
)
_clip_y
(in
ScrollableTextLayoutGroup
)
_pause_seek
(in
Player
)
__getitem__()
(in
AbstractImageSequence
)
_color_names
(in
pyglet.text.formats.html
)
_pitch
(in
Player
)
__getitem__()
(in
ImageGrid
)
_colors_cache
(in
VertexList
)
_platform
(in
pyglet.window
)
__getitem__()
(in
Texture3D
)
_colors_cache_version
(in
VertexList
)
_platform_event_names
(in
Window
)
__getitem__()
(in
TextureGrid
)
_cone_inner_angle
(in
Player
)
_playing
(in
Player
)
__getitem__()
(in
AbstractRunIterator
)
_cone_orientation
(in
Player
)
_position
(in
Listener
)
__getitem__()
(in
ConstRunIterator
)
_cone_outer_angle
(in
Player
)
_position
(in
Player
)
__getitem__()
(in
FilteredRunIterator
)
_cone_outer_gain
(in
Player
)
_position
(in
Caret
)
__getitem__()
(in
OverriddenRunIterator
)
_config
(in
Window
)
_previous_para_re
(in
Caret
)
__getitem__()
(in
RunIterator
)
_content_valign
(in
TextLayout
)
_previous_paragraph_re
(in
AbstractDocument
)
__getitem__()
(in
RunList
)
_context
(in
Window
)
_previous_word_re
(in
Caret
)
__getitem__()
(in
ZipRunIterator
)
_contexts
(in
pyglet.gl
)
_resizable
(in
Window
)
__getitem__()
(in
KeyStateHandler
)
_CR
(in
pyglet.font.base
)
_rgb
(in
Sprite
)
__getstate__()
(in
ImageData
)
_current_mipmap_texture
(in
ImageData
)
_rotation
(in
Sprite
)
__getstate__()
(in
ImageDataRegion
)
_current_mipmapped_texture
(in
CompressedImageData
)
_safe_names
(in
AttributedTextDecoder
)
__hash__()
(in
OrderedGroup
)
_current_texture
(in
CompressedImageData
)
_scale
(in
Sprite
)
__hash__()
(in
TextureGroup
)
_current_texture
(in
ImageData
)
_schedule_interval_items
(in
Clock
)
__hash__()
(in
SpriteGroup
)
_debug_graphics_batch
(in
pyglet.graphics
)
_schedule_items
(in
Clock
)
__hash__()
(in
ScrollableTextLayoutGroup
)
_debug_media
(in
pyglet.media
)
_screen
(in
Window
)
__hash__()
(in
TextLayoutTextureGroup
)
_debug_texture
(in
pyglet.gl
)
_secondary_colors_cache
(in
VertexList
)
__init__()
(in
WeakSet
)
_debug_texture_sizes
(in
pyglet.gl
)
_secondary_colors_cache_version
(in
VertexList
)
__init__()
(in
Clock
)
_debug_texture_total
(in
pyglet.gl
)
_selection_background_color
(in
IncrementalTextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
ClockDisplay
)
_default
(in
pyglet.clock
)
_selection_color
(in
IncrementalTextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
GlyphString
)
_default_height
(in
Window
)
_selection_end
(in
IncrementalTextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
Text
)
_default_loader
(in
pyglet.resource
)
_selection_start
(in
IncrementalTextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
Font
)
_default_width
(in
Window
)
_set_anchor_x()
(in
ScrollableTextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
GlyphRenderer
)
_distance_re
(in
pyglet.text.layout
)
_set_anchor_x()
(in
TextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
Config
)
_document
(in
TextLayout
)
_set_anchor_y()
(in
ScrollableTextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
Context
)
_duration
(in
Source
)
_set_anchor_y()
(in
TextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
ObjectSpace
)
_edge_flags_cache
(in
VertexList
)
_set_batch()
(in
Sprite
)
__init__()
(in
Batch
)
_edge_flags_cache_version
(in
VertexList
)
_set_bold()
(in
DocumentLabel
)
__init__()
(in
Group
)
_enable_event_queue
(in
Window
)
_set_color()
(in
Text
)
__init__()
(in
OrderedGroup
)
_enable_optimisations
(in
pyglet
)
_set_color()
(in
Sprite
)
__init__()
(in
TextureGroup
)
_enable_vbo
(in
pyglet.graphics.vertexbuffer
)
_set_color()
(in
DocumentLabel
)
__init__()
(in
Allocator
)
_eos_action
(in
ManagedSoundPlayer
)
_set_color()
(in
Caret
)
__init__()
(in
AllocatorMemoryException
)
_eos_action
(in
Player
)
_set_colors()
(in
VertexList
)
__init__()
(in
AbstractAttribute
)
_event_queue
(in
Window
)
_set_content_valign()
(in
TextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
ColorAttribute
)
_event_stack
(in
EventDispatcher
)
_set_data()
(in
ImageData
)
__init__()
(in
EdgeFlagAttribute
)
_first_heading
(in
pyglet.info
)
_set_data()
(in
ImageDataRegion
)
__init__()
(in
FogCoordAttribute
)
_fixed_count
(in
AbstractAttribute
)
_set_document()
(in
TextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
GenericAttribute
)
_fixed_count
(in
EdgeFlagAttribute
)
_set_edge_flags()
(in
VertexList
)
__init__()
(in
NormalAttribute
)
_fixed_count
(in
NormalAttribute
)
_set_eos_action()
(in
Player
)
__init__()
(in
SecondaryColorAttribute
)
_fixed_count
(in
SecondaryColorAttribute
)
_set_fog_coords()
(in
VertexList
)
__init__()
(in
TexCoordAttribute
)
_fog_coords_cache
(in
VertexList
)
_set_font()
(in
Text
)
__init__()
(in
VertexAttribute
)
_fog_coords_cache_version
(in
VertexList
)
_set_font_name()
(in
DocumentLabel
)
__init__()
(in
IndirectArrayRegion
)
_font_class
(in
pyglet.font
)
_set_font_size()
(in
DocumentLabel
)
__init__()
(in
MappableVertexBufferObject
)
_force_sleep
(in
Clock
)
_set_format()
(in
ImageData
)
__init__()
(in
VertexArray
)
_forward_orientation
(in
Listener
)
_set_group()
(in
Sprite
)
__init__()
(in
VertexArrayRegion
)
_fullscreen
(in
Window
)
_set_halign()
(in
Text
)
__init__()
(in
VertexBufferObject
)
_get_anchor_x()
(in
ScrollableTextLayout
)
_set_height()
(in
IncrementalTextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
VertexBufferObjectRegion
)
_get_anchor_x()
(in
TextLayout
)
_set_height()
(in
ScrollableTextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
IndexedVertexDomain
)
_get_anchor_y()
(in
ScrollableTextLayout
)
_set_height()
(in
ScrollableTextLayoutGroup
)
__init__()
(in
IndexedVertexList
)
_get_anchor_y()
(in
TextLayout
)
_set_height()
(in
TextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
VertexDomain
)
_get_batch()
(in
Sprite
)
_set_image()
(in
Sprite
)
__init__()
(in
VertexList
)
_get_bold()
(in
DocumentLabel
)
_set_indices()
(in
IndexedVertexList
)
__init__()
(in
AbstractImage
)
_get_color()
(in
Text
)
_set_italic()
(in
DocumentLabel
)
__init__()
(in
Animation
)
_get_color()
(in
DocumentLabel
)
_set_leading()
(in
Text
)
__init__()
(in
AnimationFrame
)
_get_color()
(in
Caret
)
_set_left()
(in
ScrollableTextLayoutGroup
)
__init__()
(in
BufferImage
)
_get_colors()
(in
VertexList
)
_set_line()
(in
Caret
)
__init__()
(in
BufferManager
)
_get_content_valign()
(in
TextLayout
)
_set_line_height()
(in
Text
)
__init__()
(in
CheckerImagePattern
)
_get_data()
(in
ImageData
)
_set_mark()
(in
Caret
)
__init__()
(in
CompressedImageData
)
_get_data()
(in
ImageDataRegion
)
_set_multiline()
(in
IncrementalTextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
ImageData
)
_get_document()
(in
TextLayout
)
_set_multiline()
(in
TextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
ImageDataRegion
)
_get_edge_flags()
(in
VertexList
)
_set_normals()
(in
VertexList
)
__init__()
(in
ImageGrid
)
_get_fog_coords()
(in
VertexList
)
_set_opacity()
(in
Sprite
)
__init__()
(in
SolidColorImagePattern
)
_get_font()
(in
Text
)
_set_position()
(in
Caret
)
__init__()
(in
Texture
)
_get_font_name()
(in
DocumentLabel
)
_set_rotation()
(in
Sprite
)
__init__()
(in
TextureGrid
)
_get_font_size()
(in
DocumentLabel
)
_set_scale()
(in
Sprite
)
__init__()
(in
TextureRegion
)
_get_group()
(in
Sprite
)
_set_secondary_colors()
(in
VertexList
)
__init__()
(in
TileableTexture
)
_get_halign()
(in
Text
)
_set_selection_background_color()
(in
IncrementalTextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
Allocator
)
_get_height()
(in
Text
)
_set_selection_color()
(in
IncrementalTextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
TextureAtlas
)
_get_height()
(in
IncrementalTextLayout
)
_set_tex_coords()
(in
VertexList
)
__init__()
(in
TextureBin
)
_get_height()
(in
ScrollableTextLayout
)
_set_text()
(in
Text
)
__init__()
(in
AudioData
)
_get_height()
(in
TextLayout
)
_set_text()
(in
DocumentLabel
)
__init__()
(in
AudioFormat
)
_get_image()
(in
Sprite
)
_set_text()
(in
HTMLLabel
)
__init__()
(in
AudioPlayer
)
_get_indices()
(in
IndexedVertexList
)
_set_text()
(in
AbstractDocument
)
__init__()
(in
ManagedSoundPlayer
)
_get_italic()
(in
DocumentLabel
)
_set_top()
(in
ScrollableTextLayoutGroup
)
__init__()
(in
Player
)
_get_item_height()
(in
UniformTextureSequence
)
_set_valign()
(in
Text
)
__init__()
(in
StaticMemorySource
)
_get_item_width()
(in
UniformTextureSequence
)
_set_vertices()
(in
VertexList
)
__init__()
(in
StaticSource
)
_get_leading()
(in
Text
)
_set_view_x()
(in
ScrollableTextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
VideoFormat
)
_get_line()
(in
Caret
)
_set_view_x()
(in
ScrollableTextLayoutGroup
)
__init__()
(in
FileLocation
)
_get_line_height()
(in
Text
)
_set_view_y()
(in
IncrementalTextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
Loader
)
_get_mark()
(in
Caret
)
_set_view_y()
(in
ScrollableTextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
ResourceNotFoundException
)
_get_multiline()
(in
IncrementalTextLayout
)
_set_view_y()
(in
ScrollableTextLayoutGroup
)
__init__()
(in
URLLocation
)
_get_multiline()
(in
TextLayout
)
_set_visible()
(in
Sprite
)
__init__()
(in
ZIPLocation
)
_get_normals()
(in
VertexList
)
_set_visible()
(in
Caret
)
__init__()
(in
Sprite
)
_get_position()
(in
Caret
)
_set_width()
(in
Text
)
__init__()
(in
SpriteGroup
)
_get_secondary_colors()
(in
VertexList
)
_set_width()
(in
IncrementalTextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
DocumentLabel
)
_get_selection_background_color()
(in
IncrementalTextLayout
)
_set_width()
(in
ScrollableTextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
HTMLLabel
)
_get_selection_color()
(in
IncrementalTextLayout
)
_set_width()
(in
ScrollableTextLayoutGroup
)
__init__()
(in
Label
)
_get_tex_coords()
(in
VertexList
)
_set_width()
(in
TextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
Caret
)
_get_text()
(in
Text
)
_set_x()
(in
Text
)
__init__()
(in
AbstractDocument
)
_get_text()
(in
DocumentLabel
)
_set_x()
(in
Sprite
)
__init__()
(in
FormattedDocument
)
_get_text()
(in
HTMLLabel
)
_set_x()
(in
ScrollableTextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
InlineElement
)
_get_text()
(in
AbstractDocument
)
_set_x()
(in
TextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
UnformattedDocument
)
_get_valign()
(in
Text
)
_set_y()
(in
Text
)
__init__()
(in
ImageElement
)
_get_vertices()
(in
VertexList
)
_set_y()
(in
Sprite
)
__init__()
(in
OrderedListBuilder
)
_get_view_x()
(in
ScrollableTextLayout
)
_set_y()
(in
ScrollableTextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
UnorderedListBuilder
)
_get_view_y()
(in
IncrementalTextLayout
)
_set_y()
(in
TextLayout
)
__init__()
(in
IncrementalTextLayout
)
_get_view_y()
(in
ScrollableTextLayout
)
_set_z()
(in
Text
)
__init__()
(in
ScrollableTextLayout
)
_get_visible()
(in
Caret
)
_shadow_window
(in
pyglet.gl
)
__init__()
(in
TextLayout
)
_get_width()
(in
Text
)
_source_class
(in
pyglet.media
)
__init__()
(in
TextLayoutTextureGroup
)
_get_width()
(in
IncrementalTextLayout
)
_source_read_index
(in
Player
)
__init__()
(in
ConstRunIterator
)
_get_width()
(in
ScrollableTextLayout
)
_style
(in
Window
)
__init__()
(in
FilteredRunIterator
)
_get_width()
(in
TextLayout
)
_swap1_pattern
(in
ImageData
)
__init__()
(in
OverriddenRunIterator
)
_get_x()
(in
Text
)
_swap2_pattern
(in
ImageData
)
__init__()
(in
RunIterator
)
_get_x()
(in
ScrollableTextLayout
)
_swap3_pattern
(in
ImageData
)
__init__()
(in
RunList
)
_get_x()
(in
TextLayout
)
_swap4_pattern
(in
ImageData
)
__init__()
(in
ZipRunIterator
)
_get_y()
(in
Text
)
_tex_coords_cache
(in
VertexList
)
__init__()
(in
Display
)
_get_y()
(in
ScrollableTextLayout
)
_tex_coords_cache_version
(in
VertexList
)
__init__()
(in
ImageMouseCursor
)
_get_y()
(in
TextLayout
)
_texture
(in
Player
)
__init__()
(in
Screen
)
_get_z()
(in
Text
)
_texture_grid
(in
ImageGrid
)
__init__()
(in
Window
)
_gl_begin
(in
Context
)
_timestamp
(in
Player
)
__init__()
(in
_WindowMetaclass
)
_gl_info
(in
pyglet.gl.gl_info
)
_trace_args
(in
pyglet
)
__init__()
(in
WindowEventLogger
)
_gl_types
(in
pyglet.graphics.vertexattribute
)
_trace_depth
(in
pyglet
)
__iter__()
(in
WeakSet
)
_gl_usages
(in
pyglet.graphics.vertexdomain
)
_trace_filename_abbreviations
(in
pyglet
)
__iter__()
(in
AbstractImageSequence
)
_glBindTexture
(in
pyglet.gl
)
_trace_flush
(in
pyglet
)
__iter__()
(in
ImageGrid
)
_glDeleteTextures
(in
pyglet.gl
)
_up_orientation
(in
Listener
)
__iter__()
(in
Texture3D
)
_glTexImage2D
(in
pyglet.gl
)
_update_enabled
(in
TextLayout
)
__iter__()
(in
TextureGrid
)
_glu_info
(in
pyglet.gl.glu_info
)
_usage_format_re
(in
pyglet.graphics.vertexdomain
)
__iter__()
(in
RunList
)
_have_info
(in
GLInfo
)
_value
(in
pyglet.window.key
)
__len__()
(in
WeakSet
)
_have_info
(in
GLUInfo
)
_version
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property EllipseBounds: TFloatRect; //read and write
The EllipseBounds specifies the outer bounds of an ellipse used by radial polygon filler. The center and radius will be calculated internally based on the given ellipse bounds


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Class CylindricalSurfaceNP
A cylindrical surface, defined by a point (location), and axis (zAxis). The axis (zAxis) and the two vectors xAxis and yAxis build an orthogonal coordinate system.
xAxis and yAxis have the same length, which define the radius of the cylinder. The length of the zAxis is the domain of the cylindrical surface. points outside this
domain are defined, but not used. The 2d u/v system is defined by the plane through "location" which is spanned by xAxis and yAxis. For each point on the surface, there
is a point in this plane, which is found by intersecting the line from (location-zAxis) to the surface point with the u/v plane. Thus all points of the domain on the surface
are within an annulus with the cylinder radius and a hole of half the cylinder radius. The u/v system is not periodic and has no poles (except of the 2d origin,
which is at the infinite end of the axis). When the orthogonal system of xAxis, yAxis and zAxis is right handed, the normal vectors point to the outside, otherwise
they point to the inside. Circles, ellipses and lines in 3d correspond to circles, ellipses and lines in 2d. 3d ellipses with their center at (location-zAxis)
degenerate to lines in 2d.
Inheritance
System.Object
CylindricalSurfaceNP
Implements
System.Runtime.Serialization.ISerializable
Inherited Members
System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.GetHashCode()
System.Object.GetType()
System.Object.MemberwiseClone()
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.ToString()
Assembly: CADability.dll
Syntax
[Serializable]
public class CylindricalSurfaceNP : ISurfaceImpl, ISurface, IOctTreeInsertable, IJsonSerialize, ISerializable, IRestrictedDomain
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CylindricalSurfaceNP()
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CylindricalSurfaceNP(GeoPoint, GeoVector, GeoVector, GeoVector)
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public CylindricalSurfaceNP(GeoPoint location, GeoVector xAxis, GeoVector yAxis, GeoVector zAxis)
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CylindricalSurfaceNP(GeoPoint, Double, GeoVector, Boolean, ICurve[])
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public CylindricalSurfaceNP(GeoPoint center, double radius, GeoVector axis, bool outwardOriented, ICurve[] orientedCurves)
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| GeoPoint |
center |
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radius |
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axis |
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outwardOriented |
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orientedCurves |
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protected CylindricalSurfaceNP(SerializationInfo info, StreamingContext context)
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info |
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IsUPeriodic
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IsVPeriodic
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public override bool IsVPeriodic { get; }
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UvChangesWithModification
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public override bool UvChangesWithModification { get; }
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Clip(ICurve2D)
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public double[] Clip(ICurve2D curve)
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Clone()
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public override ISurface Clone()
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CopyData(ISurface)
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Derivation2At(GeoPoint2D, out GeoPoint, out GeoVector, out GeoVector, out GeoVector, out GeoVector, out GeoVector)
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public override void Derivation2At(GeoPoint2D uv, out GeoPoint p, out GeoVector du, out GeoVector dv, out GeoVector duu, out GeoVector dvv, out GeoVector duv)
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FixedU(Double, Double, Double)
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public override ICurve FixedU(double u, double vmin, double vmax)
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u |
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vmin |
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vmax |
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FixedV(Double, Double, Double)
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public override ICurve FixedV(double v, double umin, double umax)
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v |
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| System.Double |
umin |
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umax |
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GetImplicitPolynomial()
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GetModified(ModOp)
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public override ISurface GetModified(ModOp m)
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m |
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GetNaturalBounds(out Double, out Double, out Double, out Double)
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public override void GetNaturalBounds(out double umin, out double umax, out double vmin, out double vmax)
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umin |
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umax |
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vmin |
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vmax |
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GetPlaneIntersection(PlaneSurface, Double, Double, Double, Double, Double)
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public override IDualSurfaceCurve[] GetPlaneIntersection(PlaneSurface pl, double umin, double umax, double vmin, double vmax, double precision)
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pl |
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umin |
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umax |
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vmin |
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vmax |
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precision |
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GetProjectedCurve(ICurve, Double)
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public override ICurve2D GetProjectedCurve(ICurve curve, double precision)
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| ICurve |
curve |
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| System.Double |
precision |
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public override IPropertyEntry GetPropertyEntry(IFrame frame)
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frame |
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GetSafeParameterSteps(Double, Double, Double, Double, out Double[], out Double[])
Declaration
public override void GetSafeParameterSteps(double umin, double umax, double vmin, double vmax, out double[] intu, out double[] intv)
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| System.Double |
umin |
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umax |
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vmin |
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vmax |
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intu |
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intv |
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GetTangentCurves(GeoVector, Double, Double, Double, Double)
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public override ICurve2D[] GetTangentCurves(GeoVector direction, double umin, double umax, double vmin, double vmax)
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| GeoVector |
direction |
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umin |
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umax |
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vmin |
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vmax |
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IsInside(GeoPoint2D)
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public bool IsInside(GeoPoint2D uv)
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public override bool IsVanishingProjection(Projection p, double umin, double umax, double vmin, double vmax)
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p |
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| System.Double |
umin |
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umax |
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vmin |
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vmax |
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Make3dCurve(ICurve2D)
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public override ICurve Make3dCurve(ICurve2D curve2d)
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PointAt(GeoPoint2D)
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public override GeoPoint PointAt(GeoPoint2D uv)
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PositionOf(GeoPoint)
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public override GeoPoint2D PositionOf(GeoPoint p)
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ReverseOrientation()
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public override ModOp2D ReverseOrientation()
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SameGeometry(BoundingRect, ISurface, BoundingRect, Double, out ModOp2D)
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public override bool SameGeometry(BoundingRect thisBounds, ISurface other, BoundingRect otherBounds, double precision, out ModOp2D firstToSecond)
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UDirection(GeoPoint2D)
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public override GeoVector UDirection(GeoPoint2D uv)
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VDirection(GeoPoint2D)
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public override GeoVector VDirection(GeoPoint2D uv)
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IJsonSerialize.GetObjectData(IJsonWriteData)
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void IJsonSerialize.GetObjectData(IJsonWriteData data)
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void IJsonSerialize.SetObjectData(IJsonReadData data)
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void ISerializable.GetObjectData(SerializationInfo info, StreamingContext context)
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info |
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VN2020 ORGANISES THE FIRST CAREER NETWORKING EVENT IN
SINGAPORE FOR VIETNAMESE COMPANIES

SINGAPORE – The Association of Vietnamese Professionals in Singapore (VN2020) organises the first career networking event in Singapore for Vietnamese companies named “Gathering Talents, Connecting Business” on 23 June, 2012 at the Shaw Foundation Alumni House, National University of Singapore. The event provides a platform for companies in Vietnam to recruit experienced Vietnamese professionals in Singapore as well as network with Singapore-based companies for future business collaboration opportunities .
“Gathering Talents, Connecting Business” was initiated by the Enterprise Family, a sub- group of VN2020 that comprises of over 50 active members sharing the goal to enhance the business relationship between Vietnam and Singapore. The Enterprise Family strategically partners with the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Ho Chi Minh City branch (VCCI-HCM) and the Singapore Business Group (SBG) to approach companies and business associations in Vietnam. The event comprises of Career Fair, Workshops on talents engagement and management, panel discussion on strategic business partnership between Vietnam and Singapore and Networking session with members of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry and other Singapore-based companies.
According to Mr. Vo Ta Han, founder of VN2020: “Vietnam just passed the preparation phase of its global economic integration and is now ready to take-off. During this stage of economic development, human resources play an important role for companies in Vietnam. Meanwhile, Singapore has been considered as the ideal place to nurture Vietnamese talents. Among many Vietnamese communities all over the world, the Vietnamese community in Singapore comprises the most highly-qualified people. Also, this community is young and geographically close to Vietnam. I believe that the “Gathering Talents, Connecting Business” event will provide an excellent opportunity for both sides to meet and understand more about each other.”
Dr. Dau Van Huan, Project Director of the event, said: “The past 10 years witnessed a regular increase in the number of Vietnamese students studying in Singapore. Statistics show that there has been around 8,000 Vietnamese students graduating from Singapore universities and most of them are staying working in MNCs in Singapore. Based on the survey conducted by the Enterprise Family, many Vietnamese professional in Singapore plan to go back and work in Vietnam in the future. At the same time, the demand to attract internationally experienced Vietnamese professionals among companies in Vietnam is increasing. This has motivated VN2020 Enterprise Family to organise this event for both sides to meet and discuss directly, creating more opportunities to strengthen business in Vietnam.”
More information on the event can be found at www.gatheringtalents.com
About VN2020
The Association of Vietnamese Professionals in Singapore (Vietnam2020 or VN2020) was established in 2007, serving as a platform to connect the young professionals who are working or studying in Singapore. The mission of Vietnam2020 is to create the bonding
among the Vietnamese professionals in Singapore and to build a bridge between the two countries .
Vietnam2020 is led by an Executive Board, under the advisory of a Board of Directors, which includes prominent Vietnamese businessmen and intellectuals who are holding senior positions in various corporations, organizations and institutes in Singapore as well as other countries. Vietnam2020 also works closely with the Vietnamese Student Associations of the three top universities in Singapore (NUS, NTU and SMU). Vietnam2020 is structured into 6 groups (families): Event & Conference Group (Polaris), Banking & Finance Family, Science & Engineering Family, Mekong group, Enterprise Family, IT Family (The Creatives)
More information on VN2020 can be found at www.vietnam2020.org
About Enterprise Family
Enterprise Family is a sub-group of VN2020, consisting of Vietnamese entrepreneurs who have established their businesses in Singapore as well as young Vietnamese with high entrepreneur spirit. The Family’s mission is to support the business activities of its members, to promote entrepreneurship among the young Vietnamese and to facilitate the business connection between Singapore and Vietnam.
For media enquiries, please contact:
Ms. Hoang Thi Minh Ngoc
PR & Marketing Head
Enterprise Family
Mobile: +65 9784 9217
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For event enquiries, please contact:
Ms. Huynh Minh Ha
Business Information Center, VCCI - HCM
Mobile: (+84) 908454749
Email: huynhminhha@vcci-hcm.org.vn


Brief History of me:
I love psychedelics. I've tried shrooms and LSD several times and loved it. In high school and in college my friends and I would get the aforementioned substances on a weekend and have a great time. Maybe just one or two of my estimated 30 trips were less than enjoyable.
Salvia:
I read about the stuff on the internet one day. It's legality as well as the many stories read on the internet of it's potent psychedelic powers got me really interested me. I had three grams of 20X within a week.
First Experience:
I got it in the mail and my girlfriend and I tried that night. I had a regular wooden pot pipe, not a water bong. I packed almost one full bowl for the both of us. I took a toke, she took a toke, I took a toke, she took a toke. Within a few seconds I got the giggles.  It wore off w/in a minute or so. She just said 'That was crazy'.  It was like an aphrodisiac for us and Viagra for me. A friend later told me of a similar effect with him and his girlfriend.
Second Experience:
The next night I called a fellow 'trippin lovin' friend of mine. After I called he got to my house in record time, he was very eager to try this provocative new wonder trip. This time I had the bong ready. Packed a full bowl and he volunteered to go first. He jumped straight in, headfirst. He took three massive super-smokey bong hits. Within 3 seconds of the last exhalation he dropped to the floor between my coffee table and couch. It hit him way hard. He was staring off into space, almost drooling with his mouth wide open. It was kinda frightening.
I knew he was tripping real hard. He started rambling/mumbling some kinda scary pseudo-metaphysical stuff. I went over to him, grabbed his hand and a few times said to him something like 'It's only the drug, you’ll be alright. You’re right here at my house. It's gonna wear off in a minute'.  He said he had felt his existence was being erased and he couldn’t prevent it. He said he was perceiving the whole universe and it forced him to understand how insignificant he was. He said it felt so real he knew it was true.
That kinda freaked me out. But being the dependable friend I am, I packed it again and took two medium hits, real smokey. I started to trip very quickly and very hard. I noticed that the inside of my house was a place I had never been before. I was in a totally strange place where I didn't feel exactly comfortable. I couldn't understand what had just happened. I completely forgot about having just smoked salvia, which just added to my mental disorientation. It was impossible to comprehend reality or get a grip on any familiar.
I felt that if I stayed in the house I was just prolong the confusion and disorder in my going on in conscious. I went outside knowing that chaos would not follow. I was wrong. I walked to my truck, put my forearms on the hood and realized that the outside was just as chaotic as the inside. Blips and flashes of light were everywhere. I didn't recognize any of the houses in my neighborhood or the road in front of my house. But I wasn't freaking out. I finally started to come back to reality and went back inside. We talked about our experience for a few and then decided we would do it again sometime, sometime in the not to near future though.
Third Experience:
I took the stuff over to some other friend's house the next night. I was drinking vodka, they were smoking weed. I packed a huge bowl in the bong and we passed it around.  We discussed our experiences and decided to go another round. This time I took the first two giant tokes. The second toke hit me like a serious slap in the face. I wasn't prepared for salvia's intensity.
Quickly I felt a lot of weight and anxiety. I looked around my surroundings and that's when I realized the heavy weight was caused by about 9 or 10 little green men standing on my shoulders, arms and head. They were just standing there, like living garden gnomes. This freaked me out, I could see them quite clearly. They were transparent like a Mountain Dew 20oz bottle. I wasn't sure where I was or who I was with any more. I heard someone (my friends) asking ‘Are you tripping dude?', 'Is it gettin' ya?' With my anxiety level too past the threshold, I said to them 'Hold on' while I quickly walked out the door.
 They were so heavy I felt I had to make much more than usual effort just to walk. There was a large flatbed construction truck right next door and I somehow managed to climb onto it. I had to hide from them because I wasn't in control and it was embarrassing. On the truck, I couldn't shake the little fuckers. Very persistent they were, but quiet and polite. After a couple of minutes it was just like, 'C'mon, let's just get this over with, I just need to stop trippin so hard so I can go back inside'.
My mind was fine. My cogitation was back. I understood it was the salvia but I was trippin hard I knew where I was but the green men were still there. I got off the construction truck and got into my truck. I turned on the AC, rolled down the windows and turned on the CD player. Probably 3 or four minutes had passed by that time and my friends came outside to check on me. The said 'What’s up man?, Where you going' The Green men were still there and I felt like my friends could see them too.  Within another five minutes I was OK enough to go inside. They were just talking and laughing amongst themselves. They had no idea of the extreme experience I had just gone through.
Fourth Experience:
A couple weeks later I took it over to another friends house. It was two girls and me and my friend who ‘loves to trip’. Though, this time we were prepared against salvia’s propensity for inducing unpredictable and extreme anxiety ridden mental tribulations. We had several Xanax between us, as well as Ritalin, liquor and weed. Several hours into the binge we broke out the salvia. The girls were out, they weren’t doing it, unless we did it first. He and I probably took four or five big hits a piece from that bong. I can’t remember what happened immediately after my last hit, but after that the next thing I remember is being in his back yard facing his back deck.
On the deck were 40 or 50 ‘people’ moving around like robots. They were making so much noise that I had to raise my voice to my friend next to me to talk.  By this time he was sitting against a tree with his knees up by his face. Inexplicably I still had the bong in my hand with a freshly pack bowl and was trying to convince him to take just two more hits. He had had enough. That Xanax and liquor had me bulletproof. I took at two more hits and was completely out of my mind. The hallucinations were extremely intense, both visually and audibly. The Xanax blocked out big parts of that momentous night/morning. Maybe it’s best I don’t remember.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Problem: Making a living as an artist is historically extremely challenging. For many artists and their families, the digital art economy built around NFTs has saved them financially, particularly during COVID with its uncertain economy and poor job market. However, minting NFTs has been found to be energy inefficient and damaging to the environment. This has created a division and friction among creatives.
Solution: Wanting to see this friction redirected towards something more productive, we propose a bounty system to reward people for trying to improve the energy efficiency of the NFT economy.
Awareness Bounty: Unfortunately, most artists and collectors are not aware of the many options for minting NFTs and their associated ecological impact. This first bounty will be awarded to a body of research that outlines a wide variety of current projects/solutions and explains how they reduce energy consumption of NFTs. The hope is that by having a consolidated resource with clear information on the advantages of supporting these options, we can immediately reduce the impact of NFTs on the environment without waiting for longer-term solutions.
Solutions Bounty: As exciting as the blockchain is, we are mostly encouraged by the community of bright, young creatives that have formed around it. Yes, there are many efforts in progress to improve efficiency, but most of these are company/platform-driven. We believe great ideas can come from anywhere and hope that an independent bounty for the development of more efficient NFTs will drive some out-of-the-box thinking to complement existing approaches. This bounty is targeted at developers creating open source solutions. Preference will be given to solutions that improve existing markets, as popularizing a new chain/technology from scratch is beyond the scope and capabilities of this bounty program.
Regen Bounty: Regen Network is a Cosmos SDK based network that offers a platform to verify, mint, buy and sell tokenized carbon credits in an open marketplace for climate solutions. At its core, the network is built around ensuring stewardship of the planet from a first-principles approach of a fair and decentralized medium to provide provably verifiable carbon credits and facilitate liquidity to this growing market.
Judging: Portions of the bounty will be awarded to teams and individual contributors based on the discretion of a panel of judges who will be selected based on their contributions and good standing within the NFT community. Judges will be announced in the weeks leading up to the beginning of the contest. To date, Matt Hall and John Watkinson, creators of the CryptoPunks have been announced as judges.
Donations: Donations to the GreenNFTs bounty can be made on our EZL page
Awareness Bounty: Details for the awareness bounty can be found on the GreenNFTs Github repository.
Solutions Bounty: Details for the awareness bounty can be found on the GreenNFTs Github repository.


1. Prerequisites
1.1. Download and install IntelliJ IDEA
Download and install either IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate or IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition.
1.2. Check out Community Edition source files
git clone git://git.jetbrains.org/idea/community.git idea
1.3. Install required plugins
Make sure that the bundled Plugin DevKit plugin is enabled. Install and enable Grammar-Kit and PsiViewer plugins.
1.4. Configure SDK and source files
Configure a common JDK and an IntelliJ Platform SDK. For the IntelliJ Platform SDK you may need to specify the directory containing the installed version IntelliJ IDEA. By default it should offer the directory of the currently running version of IntelliJ IDEA.
To attach the Community Edition source files to the SDK, open the Sourcepath tab in the SDK configuration dialog, press the Add button and select the directory with the Community Edition source checkout. IntelliJ IDEA will scan the directory for roots and offer the list of roots to add, with everything checked by default. Accept the list of roots by pressing OK.
1.5. Create a project
Create an IntelliJ Platform Plugin project and specify IntelliJ Platform SDK.


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If you add the auto class to an equal row, you can omit the cell class.
auto


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Comet Probie
What are the highest rated albums (scored 7-10) from 2012 to 2015?
With this we find out the highest rated albums to filter out what Elmo should buy
To answer this research question, the data was simply filtered wherein all albums that were not in the selected years and all albums that had a score rating of 7 and lower were omitted from the data set.


This game is about a boy, who was studying programming, but didn't like it.  So at first he didn't feel so well but in the morning he finds out that he has got programming skills so he had even made an operating system while he was sleeping. So now he doesn't have problems in his studyings. But suddenly during the lesson something blows up outside.


I would nominate Good Will Hunting as one of the ten best films of 1997!
I do this in full recognition that the plot is overly simplistic and predictable, a flaw certainly to be seized upon by other critics. One is
quite aware where this movie is heading from the moment we realize that Will Hunting (Matt Demon) is a gifted young man from South Boston, with a long police record and a penchant for getting into fights with his drinking buddies. When he confronts an arrogant Harvard grad student in a Cambridge bar, not with his fists, but with superior knowledge of U.S.
history, Will is up and running as our hero. During the same encounter he meets a bright, beautiful, Harvard undergrad with a large trust fund,
named Skylar (Minnie Driver) and goes home with her telephone number in his pocket. With such an obvious combination of talent and good looks, aided and abetted with a tremendous sense of humor, its clear there's nothing on earth that can stop him from triumphing over the wounds of a seriously troubled childhood. Nor is there anything that will likely stand in the way of Matt Damon as the movie industry's newest superstar!
His acting is superb! Despite the simplicity of the story-line, this film is filled with wonderful actors, first of all Matt and Minne. They are followed closely thereafter by Robin Williams as the down and out psychology professor who becomes Will's counselor and friend. And Ben Afflect, who with Matt, actually wrote the script and plays Will's best friend, Chuckie, in the movie.
Then too, there's the directing of Gus Van Sant (Drugstore Cowboy; My Own Private Idaho) and the cinematography of Jean Yves Escoffur. The visual impact of this movie is very, very strong. In a few carefully chosen shots and scenes we are given a realistic feel for the South Boston neighborhoods where Will and his friends reside, for Cambridge and the MIT campus, where much of the plot unfolds, and the interconnecting subways, roadways, riverscapes and skyscapes that make up greater Boston, which is the backdrop for this very American movie. Of course it's very much part of America's civil religion to believe that any young man (or woman) from South Boston (or the South Bronx, or South L.A., or the South itself -- thank you Bill Clinton) can grow up to be President of the United States. Since the glow and luster no longer seem to reside with the Presidency, this film's hero promises to become the Nobel prize winning mathematician who is smart enough and honest enough to puncture the hypocrisy of corporate bigshots or government bureaucrats, even as he gains the personal maturity required to build real relationships with real people, and heal his own wounded psyche. As this revision of the American Dream unfolds, there's lots and
lots of good music to listen to in a well rendered sound track, and above all, a winning sense of humor balanced by an emotional punch that kept me either laughing or crying during much of the film's hour and twenty two minutes. What makes it all work, despite the flaw already mentioned, is the coordination of the camera work, acting, and directing
that make the whole considerably greater than the sum of all its parts.
Leaving the theatre I was struck by the impression that we are living in
one of the greatest visual cultures ever. And while I realize that this has its downside (namely, the corrosive effects of a growing illiteracy), one might as well enjoy the visual treasures that movies like this one truly are. When you realize that this movie was written by
two kids from South Boston (Damon and Affleck), and that these two talented guys are in a position to receive Academy Award nominations while still in their twenties, this movie is in more ways than one an anthem in praise to America. One which is played with prophetic passion,
as well as a genuine love of country. Five flames.
Charles Henderson, Executive Director The Association for Religion and Intellectual Life
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Apache HTTP Server 版本2.2
| 说明 | 自动纠正URL中的拼写错误 |
|---|---|
| 状态 | 扩展(E) |
| 模块名 | speling_module |
| 源文件 | mod_speling.c |
Requests to documents sometimes cannot be served by the core apache server because the request was misspelled or miscapitalized. This module addresses this problem by trying to find a matching document, even after all other modules gave up. It does its work by comparing each document name in the requested directory against the requested document name without regard to case, and allowing up to one misspelling (character insertion / omission / transposition or wrong character). A list is built with all document names which were matched using this strategy.
If, after scanning the directory,
| 说明 | Enables the spelling module |
|---|---|
| 语法 | CheckSpelling on|off |
| 默认值 | CheckSpelling Off |
| 作用域 | server config, virtual host, directory, .htaccess |
| 覆盖项 | Options |
| 状态 | 扩展(E) |
| 模块 | mod_speling |
| 兼容性 | CheckSpelling was available as a separately available
module for Apache 1.1, but was limited to miscapitalizations. As
of Apache 1.3, it is part of the Apache distribution. Prior to Apache
1.3.2, the CheckSpelling directive was only available in the
"server" and "virtual host" contexts. |
This directive enables or disables the spelling module. When enabled, keep in mind that
http://my.host/~apahce/
), just file names or
directory names.<Location /status>
may
get incorrectly treated as the negotiated file
"/stats.html
".mod_speling should not be enabled in DAV
enabled directories, because it will try to "spell fix" newly created
resource names against existing filenames, e.g., when trying to upload
a new document doc43.html
it might redirect to an existing
document doc34.html
, which is not what was intended.


Why does proof of stake use less energy than a proof of work system?
Currency collection does not take high computing power.
- Proof of stake algorithms use the computing power to mine cryptocurrency.
- Users with higher concentrations of cryptocurrency prevent others from forging their own cryptocurrency.
- Proof of stake users need powerful computing machines to put stake into the system.
Look at each section in Proof of Stake versus Proof of Work.


---
layout: single
title: "[How to] Beginner Introduction to The Sleuth Kit (command line)"
date: '2017-01-02T18:00:00.000+09:00'
author: Joshua James
tags:
- Linux
- Digital Forensics
- Infosec
- dfi
- HowTo
modified_time: '2017-01-02T18:00:04.267+09:00'
thumbnail: https://img.youtube.com/vi/R-IE2j04Chc/default.jpg
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2701259639305045003.single-1718240249816925866
blogger_orig_url: http://www.cybercrimetech.com/2017/01/how-to-beginner-introduction-to-sleuth.html
---
Today we will give a beginner-level introduction to The Sleuth Kit from command line. If this video is helpful, I highly recommend reading The Law Enforcement and Forensic Examiner's Introduction to Linux.


The primary extension used is the following:
[[O]]
An expression of this form appears whenever a list of elements is to be spliced into a larger structure and the elements can appear in any order. The symbol O represents a description of the syntax of some number of syntactic elements to be spliced; that description must be of the form
O1 | ... | Ol
where each Oi can be of the form S or of the form S* or of the form {S}1 . The expression [[O]] means that a list of the form
(Oi1...Oij) 1<=j
is spliced into the enclosing expression, such that if n /=m and 1<=n,m<=j, then either Oin/=Oim or Oin = Oim = Qk, where for some 1<=k <=n, Ok is of the form Qk*. Furthermore, for each Oin that is of the form {Qk}1 , that element is required to appear somewhere in the list to be spliced.
For example, the expression
(x [[A | B* | C]] y)
means that at most one A, any number of B's, and at most one C can occur in any order. It is a description of any of these:
(x y) (x B A C y) (x A B B B B B C y) (x C B A B B B y)
but not any of these:
(x B B A A C C y) (x C B C y)
In the first case, both A and C appear too often, and in the second case C appears too often.
The notation [[O1 | O2 | ...]]+ adds the additional restriction that at least one item from among the possible choices must be used. For example:
(x [[A | B* | C]]+ y)
means that at most one A, any number of B's, and at most one C can occur in any order, but that in any case at least one of these options must be selected. It is a description of any of these:
(x B y) (x B A C y) (x A B B B B B C y) (x C B A B B B y)
but not any of these:
(x y) (x B B A A C C y) (x C B C y)
In the first case, no item was used; in the second case, both A and C appear too often; and in the third case C appears too often.
Also, the expression:
(x [[{A}1 | {B}1 | C]] y)
can generate exactly these and no others:
(x A B C y) (x A C B y) (x A B y) (x B A C y) (x B C A y) (x B A y) (x C A B y) (x C B A y)


| <!--...--> |
A comment tag, anything written in here is invisible to the browser. Can only be viewed in the source code, often used for notes and instructions. |
N/A |
Container |
| <!DOCTYPE> |
This tag tells the browser what version of HTML you are using. It is required at the beginning of any HTML document. For older versions, it could be quite tricky to figure out, but for HTML5, you can just use "html". |
N/A |
Empty |
| <a> |
The anchor tag is used for links to other pages. Inside the tag, you also include an href property to point the browser to the right page. |
Inline |
Container |
| <article> |
The article tag is used to contain the main content of a page, to distinguish it from all the window dressing. It contains semantic value as well as logical, telling the browser and other software that this is the real meat of the page. |
Block |
Container |
| <aside> |
The aside tag is used for information related to, but not directly part of, the content around it. |
Block |
Container |
| <body> |
The body tag contains ALL content of a page. Including any headers and footers, asides, links, etc. It generally defines the visible content of a page |
Block |
Container |
| <br /> |
The line break tag inserts a line break, as you'd expect from the name. |
Inline |
Empty |
| <dd> |
This tag indicates a description in a description list, paired with the <dt> tag, within a <dl> tag. |
Block |
Container |
| <div> |
A generic tag for dividing sections of content. Contains no specific semantic value, but can be defined with tags. Largely deprecated by more complex organizational tags in HTML5. |
Block |
Container |
| <dl> |
Defines a description list, with pairs of terms and definitions, indicated by <dt> and <dd> tags, respectively. |
Block |
Container |
| <dt> |
This tag contains a term within a description list, paired with a <dd> tag. |
Block |
Container |
| <em> |
The emphasis tag emphasizes text. Appears as italics in most browsers, but also carries semantic value which can be read by outside programs. |
Inline |
Container |
| <fieldset> |
This tag defines a series of related elements in a form. It also draws a box around those elements, by default. |
Block |
Container |
| <figcaption> |
Sets the caption for a figure, as defined by a <figure> tag. |
Block |
Container |
| <figure> |
Defines a set-apart piece of content for a page. Usually an image or a table, which can be paired with a caption explaining what it is. |
Block |
Container |
| <footer> |
The footer tag defines content that goes at the end of a page. Typically this includes rote information like authorship, copyrights, and so on. |
Block |
Container |
| <form> |
The form tag defines an area for user feedback. It can contain many different kinds of input, from text boxes to buttons to sliders. |
Block |
Container |
| <h1> to <h6> |
The various header tags, each one creates a smaller heading than the last. Rather than simply sizing text, they also contain important semantic value, and can be used to organize a page. h1 is the largest, and most important, while h6 is the smallest, and least important. |
Block |
Container |
| <head> |
The head tag contains all of the setup information for a website. This includes some visible elements, like the title, but also many invisible ones, like css styles to apply, character sets to load, and so on. |
Block |
Container |
| <header> |
This is a container tag for heading information/elements for a page. It is all visible, and serves primarily as a semantic tool for indicating introductory information. Things like authorship for an article, company logos, etc. |
Block |
Container |
| <html> |
The HTML tag contains all the HTML code of an HTML document. It should encompass the entire file, excepty for the document type declaration. |
Block |
Container |
| <iframe> |
The inline frame is used to embed an outside document within a webpage. Typically a PDF or a file from an online file storage site, like googledocs. |
Block |
Container |
| <img /> |
An image tag inserts an image into a page. This image is linked within the tag as a property. |
Block |
Empty |
| <input> |
A tag that defines a field where the user can input feedback for a website. Typically placed within a field, it can take many different forms depending on the properties of the tag. |
Block |
Empty |
| <label> |
The label tag sets the label for a button or other input on a form. |
Block |
Container |
| <li> |
This is the list item tag, which contains an item within a list tag. |
Block |
Container |
| <link /> |
A link tag contains a link to an external resource, typically a cascading CSS style sheet. It is usually placed in the head of a page, not visible to the user. |
N/A |
Empty |
| <meta /> |
The meta tag contains metadata, or data about data. It is not displayed on the page, and contains miscellaneous background information, like when the page was last modified, a page description, and so on. They are machine-parsable, and often used by search engine web crawlers. |
N/A |
Empty |
| <nav> |
The navigation tag is a semantic organizational tag used to indicate navigational areas for a site. It typically contains links to other parts of the site, or other related sites. |
Block |
Container |
| <ol> |
A tag for creating an ordered list. Your typical list of several items stacked on top of one another, each item defined by a list item tag. |
Block |
Container |
| <p> |
The paragraph tag defines a paragraph of text. |
Block |
Container |
| <script> |
The script tag is used to set off user-side scripts. It contains either the script itself, or elements linking to an external script, which is then executed by the user's browser. |
Block |
Container |
| <section> |
A tag for creating a section of a document. A chapter, a table of contents, etc. |
Block |
Container |
| <strong> |
This tag strongly emphasizes text. It is typically rendered as bolding the text by the browser, but contains semantic value that can be picked up by other programs. |
Inline |
Container |
| <style> |
The style tag is placed in the head and contains styling information for the page. Typically, a CSS document is linked instead, but for very small tweaks to styles it may be used on a per-page basis. |
Block |
Container |
| <table> |
This tag defines a table. It may contain many other elements defining rows and columns, and their content, like this very table I'm writing in! |
Block |
Container |
| <td> |
This tag defines a normal cell of a table. As opposed to a header cell, a regular cell has text that is standard style and aligned to the left. |
Block |
Container |
| <th> |
This tag is used to define a header cell of a table. The text in this cell will be bolded and center-aligned. Typically placed at the very top! |
Block |
Container |
| <title> |
The title tag defines the title of a document, which is displayed in the title bar of a browser. It is required for all HTML documents, and is placed in the head. |
N/A |
Container |
| <tr> |
A tag that defines a new row of a table in HTML. It will contain several cells and their contents. |
Block |
Container |
| <ul> |
This defines an unordered list. It will be displayed with bullets instead of numbers. Contains list items. |
Block |
Container |


Welcome to my personal page.
I am a researcher at NEC Laboratories America. In 2021, I completed my Ph.D. in Paul Prucnal's lab at Princeton University. My research is on Integrated Neuromorphic Photonics, which involves building large-scale photonic circuits on chip that emulate the functionality of neural networks, but working at GHz speed. See my online CV below for more detail.
Recently, all my optoelectronic layout and testing procedures have been solely based on open-source software, of which I am an avid supporter. I believe these tools are superior to commercial-grade software, but they require a steep learning curve. I am committed to making them more user-friendly and mentoring developers and educating users in the community.
Online CV (print-ready) Google Scholar<EMAIL_ADDRESS>github.com/thomaslima linkedin.com/in/ferreiradelima


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Before Change
print("*" * 53)
pycorrector.set_custom_confusion_dict(path="./my_custom_confusion.txt")
for line in error_sentences:
correct_sent = pycorrector.correct(line)
print("original sentence:{} => correct sentence:{}".format(line, correct_sent))
// original sentence:买iPhone差，要多少钱 => correct sentence:("买iPhone差，要多少钱", [])
// original sentence:我想喝小明同学。 => correct sentence:("我想喝小明同学。", [])
After Change
print("*" * 53)
pycorrector.set_custom_confusion_dict(path="./my_custom_confusion.txt")
for line in error_sentences:
print(pycorrector.correct(line))
// ("买iPhone差，要多少钱", [])
// ("我想喝小明同学。", [])


I am a computer science graduate student at the University Of Missouri Kansas City. I am a passionate Data Scientist with strong background in math and data mining algorithms.
I have worked on projects around predicting users preferences using machine learning and visual signal processing , analyzing tweets around specific hastags using big data frameworks such as Hadoop and PySpark . I also have experience in web development Travel Explorer, which is designed to be an itinerary planner for people who go to a new city using MEAN stack.
Prior to joining master's program, I worked for 3 years as Senior Software Developer at Kony India Pvt Ltd. I also enjoy developing applications for Windows Phone 8/8.1, tablet, Desktop/Kiosk and for Windows 10 Universal Platform using Visual Studio and Kony IDE.
Courses:- Introduction to Statistical Learning, Priciples of Bigdata , Big Data Applications, Design Analysis and Algorithms, Advanced Software Engineering
Collected tweets focusing on Cricket using twitter streaming API. Developed and Implemented 10 analytical
queries to explore the data using Spark SQL. Visualization of the results using Zeppelin tool and with the
help of Matplotlib.
Tools and Technologies used: Python, Spark SQL, Hadoop, Zeppelin
Worked on Data Mining Algorithm i.e. Support Vector machine and Extraction of features like HOG, LBP, GIST, COLOR on images.
The outputs obtained from the algorithms, Behavioral patterns are derived from which we can arrive to a
conclusion about what kind of images a user likes.
Results can be used in several applications which provide optimized search results of images to user.
Tools and Technologies used: Python, Matlab, SVM
Developed a Website having a robust algorithm which will come up with a proper travel plan based on the
shortest path that is within budget , interest and duration of by user.
Technologies used: Mongo DB, AngularJS, NodeJS, AJAX, jQuery, HTML5, CSS3, Git.
Developed a mash up application which includes features like searching food items in Walmart, and shows
the top 7 Recipes of the searched food item.
Technologies used: Angular JS, AJAX, HTML5, CSS3, Git.


In the SubBytes step, each byte ` a_(i,j) ` in the state matrix is replaced with a SubByte ` s_(i,j) ` using the Rijndael
S-box. This operation provides the non-linearity in the cipher. The S-box used is derived from the multiplicative inverse
over ` GF(2^8) `, known to have good non-linearity properties.
To avoid attacks based on simple algebraic properties, the S-box is constructed by combining the inverse function with an
invertible affine transformation.
* Reminder *
There is an initial round:
Add Round Key before 1st
Round SubBytes.
| {{new_input[i*4+j]}} |
| {{new_key[i*4+j]}} |
| {{constant1.roundresult[0][i*4+j]}} |
| {{constant1.roundresult[0][i*4+j]}} |
Before S-Box Substituion
Look up each cell into S-Box
| {{findsbox(constant1.roundresult[0][k*4+l])}} |
After S-Box Substituion
Substitute by S-Box values
| {{datum.substr(2,2)}} |
S-Box
Byte Substitution Table


Why overseas success means so much to Guy Sebastian
by Denis WalterAustralian music sensation Guy Sebastian has just released a new single from his forthcoming ninth studio album.
Let Me Drink is a change of pace for the artist.
“I needed something a little bit light, and something that wasn’t so emotional because Choir is about losing a friend of mine, and Before I Go was quite an emo sort of song as well,” Guy told 3AW’s Denis Walter.
“Let Me Drink, the new single, is very lighthearted.”
Caller Pamela rang in to let Guy know she heard his music all the time while she was on a recent European trip.
Guy said success abroad is “an amazing feeling”.
“I think because of my unique entry into this industry, I was on a TV show. It was something that struck a chord with the nation, and it was the first of the kind … it was an interesting entry into the industry,” he said.
“I think as an artist you just really want your actual art to speak for itself so it’s nice knowing that overseas they don’t have that history with me, and it’s just the music itself that’s leading the way.”
Press PLAY below to watch the interview.


Combines the roles of an Iteratee[From] and a Enumerator[To].
A producer which pushes input to an play.api.libs.iteratee.Iteratee.
Input that can be consumed by an iteratee
An Iteratee consumes a stream of elements of type E, producing a result of type A.
Represents the state of an iteratee.
(Since version 2.1.0) use Concurrent.broadcast instead
Utilities for concurrent usage of iteratees, enumerators and enumeratees.
Enumerator is the source that pushes input into a given iteratee.
Various helper methods to construct, compose and traverse Iteratees.
The Iteratee monad provides strict, safe, and functional I/O.


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Created by Fábio Antunes
A progressive web app provides an app-like user experience that is low friction and is built using modern web capibilities
PWAs they’re just websites that took all the right vitamins. Sites that want to send you notifications or be on your home screen have to earn that right over time as you use them more and more.
25
is the average apps used per month by a mobile user
100+
sites navigated to per month by the average Chrome for Android user
80%
of time spent is in User's top 3 Apps
Comparing the reach of the 1000 top Apps to the corresponding 1000 top websites
2x
growth in mobile web traffic vs growth in app traffic
increase in time spent for users visiting via push notifications
increase in average spend per visit by users arriving via a push notification
click-through rate
retention
Progressive Web Apps are modern, mobile first, offline web apps, that can compete with the best of those on native.


LoanInterest_LoanInterestTierBand
- FixedVariableInterestRateType : String
Type of interest rate, Fixed or Variable
- Enum:
- Fixed
- Variable
- Identification : String
Unique and unambiguous identification of a Tier Band for a SME Loan.
- LoanInterestFeesCharges : List
Contains details of fees and charges which are not associated with either LoanRepayment or features/benefits
- LoanProviderInterestRate : String
Loan provider Interest for the SME Loan product
- LoanProviderInterestRateType : String
Interest rate types, other than APR, which financial institutions may use to describe the annual interest rate payable for the SME Loan.
- Enum:
- BOEBaseRate
- FixedRate
- Gross
- LoanProviderBaseRate
- Net
- Other
- MaxTermPeriod : String
The unit of period (days, weeks, months etc.) of the Maximum Term
- Enum:
- Day
- Half Year
- Month
- Quarter
- Week
- Year
- MinTermPeriod : String
The unit of period (days, weeks, months etc.) of the Minimum Term
- Enum:
- Day
- Half Year
- Month
- Quarter
- Week
- Year
- Notes : List
Optional additional notes to supplement the Tier Band details
- OtherLoanProviderInterestRateType : OtherLoanProviderInterestRateType
- RepAPR : String
The annual equivalent rate (AER) is interest that is calculated under the assumption that any interest paid is combined with the original balance and the next interest payment will be based on the slightly higher account balance. Overall, this means that interest can be compounded several times in a year depending on the number of times that interest payments are made. For SME Loan, this APR is the representative APR which includes any account fees.
- TierValueMaxTerm : Float
Maximum loan term for which the loan interest tier applies.
- TierValueMaximum : String
Maximum loan value for which the loan interest tier applies.
- TierValueMinTerm : Float
Minimum loan term for which the loan interest tier applies.
- TierValueMinimum : String
Minimum loan value for which the loan interest tier applies.


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Fighting for truth & justice on twitter
Truthbot is the world's first artificially intelligent fact checking robot. It monitors the Twitter feeds of Australian politicians and automaticallly fact checks their tweets, so you don't have to.
Have a play with the spinner of truth!
Tanya Plibersek
'RT @ama_media: Patients could face out-of-pockets costs of more than $20 - .@amapresident #nomedicarefreeze #NPC'
Hey @TanyaPlibersek, you should check out https://theconversation.com/factcheck-have-average-out-of-pocket-costs-for-gp-visits-risen-almost-20-under-the-coalition-66278
Sarah Hanson-Young
At the current rate it will take over 36 years for all the Govts promised 12,000 Syrian refugees to be resettled in Australia....
Hey @sarahinthesen8, you should check out https://theconversation.com/factcheck-qanda-what-are-the-real-numbers-on-refugees-and-other-migrants-coming-to-australia-66912
Scott Ludlam
RT @GuardianAus: Nauru: mother of alleged gang-rape victim attempts suicide http://t.co/X73zkZVJTR
Hey @ScottLudlam, you should check out https://theconversation.com/factcheck-is-suicide-one-of-the-leading-causes-of-maternal-death-in-australia-65336
Jacqui Lambie
Dairy farmers may lose their farms to foreign investment if no 50c levy. #ausvotes Hugh Dolan sums it up perfectly: https://t.co/UTHUvkdWle
Hey @JacquiLambie, you should check out https://theconversation.com/factcheck-is-30-of-northern-territory-farmland-and-22-of-tasmanian-farmland-foreign-owned-65155
Julie Owens
'Depressing! Malaysia built high speed broadband (to the home). Now transitioning to the cloud. #Auspol #SmallBizAU http://t.co/tmhcSZPgnz
Hey @JulieOwensMP, you should check out http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-06-21/fact-check-australias-internet-speed-rank/7509352
Pauline Hanson
Yes, I do question the 457 visas. Are they being used as a backdoor into Australia? My reply to Mr. Abbott... #auspol http://t.co/ItlN9U7Jn2
Hey @PaulineHansonOz, you should check out http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-06-02/fact-check-are-there-over-a-million-457s-out-there/7463706
Jacqui Lambie
It’s time all Australians stood up and said "NO" to the conservative government’s 457 visa scam #auspol #politas https://t.co/9mXyQrK12e
Hey @JacquiLambie, you should check out http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-06-02/fact-check-are-there-over-a-million-457s-out-there/7463706
We used the very latest in Machine learning research to implement a paragraph2vec model in Tensorflow, trained on Australian politician's tweets and Fact Check articles from The ABC, The Conversation and other Government data sources.
Then we used that model to find the fact check articles most relevant to each Politician's tweets.
Finally, we built a page for each Australian politician so that you can see what they tweeted, and which fact check article is most likely to set the record straight. In the future, Truthbot will automatically tweet relevant explainers straight back at our pollies in real time.
Truthbot source code
https://bitbucket.org/iamcarbonatedmilk/govhack2016/


This webservice is written by Tobias Kopelke and written for personal use, testing out new things and getting access to my own data on the Google plattform.
The code is available on Github if you are interessted.
Any user that is created by anyone is here at her or his own risk, be sure to write me an email if there is something I need to delete. Actually, you should know me in real live before getting on the server in the first place.
Most data on the server is wiped regularly, and I really do not care about it, as long as it is my own.


Viral Video: Baby Elephant Rescued From Ditch, Mother Gives Trunk Salute to Saviours
New Delhi (Sputnik): As large as they are, the largest living land mammal species in the world – elephants - are known to have an emotional side to their otherwise intimidating personalities.
On Monday, a video went viral on social networking platforms in India showing how a mother elephant thanked a group of people after they rescued her baby from a deep jungle pit.
The two-minute video, showing a mama-elephant saluting humans in gratitude with her trunk up-high near a waterfall, was posted on Twitter by Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Parveen Kaswan.
In the caption, Kaswan also explained how it is typical behaviour for elephants to first try to rescue on their own and upon failure, stand afar and seek help from humans.
The video evoked an overwhelming responses from netizens.


15th September
Deadline for the Registration
"Obstacles
don't have to stop you. If you run into a wall, don't turn around and
give up. Figure out how to climb it, or work around it.
-Michael
Jordan
"IESL RoboGames" is an annual competition organized by the Information Technology and Communications Engineering Sectional Committee of the Institute of Engineers, Sri Lanka in collaboration with Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Moratuwa, with the objective of promoting and recognizing the talents and skills of the next generation of professionals. The competition will be held in two categories; School Category and Undergraduate Category. For the school category there will be a series of workshops and awareness programs held in order to introduce the concept of robotics into school's educational activities. This will provide an opportunity to promote their creativity and improve their learning efficiency, encouraging them to be future engineers and inventors.
The competition will be held at the Annual Engineering Exhibition ‐ Techno at BMICH and awards will be presented at the conclusion of the Techno 2019 Exhibition.
Most of the Sri Lankan students are interested in robotics technology the main constraint for them is lack of knowledge and facilities. Only very few schools have well equipped ICT laboratories, electronic equipment and resources persons. Main idea of organizing this event is to provide assistance for students to learn the art of robot development and ultimately give them an opportunity to make use of what they have learnt and showcase their talents.
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Prototype Demonstration Day
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This competition is organized by The Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka (IESL) in collaboration with the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Moratuwa for school students on Robotics Technology. Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka (IESL) is the largest and the apex engineering body in the country. Established in 1956, currently it has an active membership around 16,000.The Information Technology and Communications Engineering Sectional Committee of the IESL organizes this competition annually, to promote robotic technology among school students and to recognize their talents as the next generation of professionals in the country. University of Moratuwa is a leading university in Sri Lanka which consists of four faculties. The Department of Computer Science and Engineering that belongs to the Faculty of Engineering is one of the two departments in Sri Lanka to offer an engineering degree in computer science. Annually the department involves in organizing many events apart from the academic activities in order to improve the ICT knowledge and skills among the young students in Sri Lanka.
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I ran into a challenge: support different countries with different app’s name, icon but same code. “Green” app is the original app, there is a need to convert the original “Green” app to another app with different properties, which in the demo is known as the “Red” app.
Cloning to different projects is not my solution. Did some research and finally, I did this solution. Use different Build Settings and Schemes for markets. This is how I did
Debug
and Release
to Debug_Red
and Release_Red
Debug_Green
and Release_Green
Edit Scheme...
Duplicate Scheme
Manage Schemes...
Debug
, Test
, Analyze
is Debug_Red
configuration and Profile
, Release
is Release_Red
. To change configuration, select Info
and change in Build Configuration
.Red and Green have different name, bundle ID, version, build number. I have to add some User-Defined Setting
app_name
, bundle_id
, version
, build_number
Build Setting
, search Product Bundle Identifier
and enter value $(bundle_id)
General
$(app_name)
to Display Name
, $(version)
to Version
, $(build_number)
to Build
appNameLabel.text = Bundle.main.object(forInfoDictionaryKey: "CFBundleDisplayName") as? String
versionLabel.text = Bundle.main.infoDictionary?["CFBundleShortVersionString"] as? String
buildLabel.text = Bundle.main.infoDictionary?["CFBundleVersion"] as? String
bundleIdLabel.text = Bundle.main.bundleIdentifier
We can apply this solution to Launchscreen, App Icon by adding 2 Launchscreens, 2 App Icons with same name, just different suffix.
We can set Launchscreen
same to Display Name
but App Icon needs to be configured same to Product Bundle Identifier
Besides that, we need to change font family, theme color, text color depend on App. Here how to do.
protocol Configuration {
var themeColor: UIColor { get set }
var textColor: UIColor { get set }
}
struct RedConfiguration: Configuration {
var themeColor = UIColor.red
var textColor = UIColor.white
}
struct GreenConfiguration: Configuration {
var themeColor: UIColor = UIColor.green
var textColor = UIColor.blue
}
In my main setting class
let config: Configuration = {
if let app = Bundle.main.object(forInfoDictionaryKey: "CFBundleDisplayName") as? String {
if app == "Red" {
return RedConfiguration()
}
else {
return GreenConfiguration()
}
}
return RedConfiguration()
}()
My demo source is available on Github


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- Create a custom form that submits data to HubSpot through the Forms API
- The submission must trigger a custom analytics event in HubSpot using the Events JavaScript API
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Here's an example of Central Limit Theorem with a real-world dataset. The dataset includes observations from 130 U.S. hospitals from 1999-2008.
As we plot the frequency distribution of time spent in hospital, we can see that it is not normally distributed.
diabetic_data <- read.csv("http://uclspp.github.io/PUBLG100/data/diabetic_data.csv")
par(mfrow=c(1, 1))
num_breaks = seq(1, max(diabetic_data$time_in_hospital))
hist(diabetic_data$time_in_hospital, breaks = num_breaks, main = "Time Spent in Hospital", xlab = "Days")
According to the Central Limit Theorem, if we repeatedly take samples from this distribution then the frequency distribution of the sample means will be normally distributed. Let's start by taking 2 samples from our dataset and repeat it 1000 times.
We first use the sample() function to take a sample of 2 observations and see what we get:
samples <- sample(diabetic_data$time_in_hospital, size = 2)
samples
[1] 5 1
Recall that our distribution ranges from 1 day spent in the hospital to 14 days.
We want to draw these samples 1000 times. The replicate() function does precisely what we're interested in. We can call replicate() with the number of repetitions set to 1000 and ask it to draw samples of size 2 from our dataset.
samples <- replicate(1000, sample(diabetic_data$time_in_hospital, 2))
We can verify that replicate() indeed gave us 1000 samples of size 2 using the dim() function.
dim(samples)
[1] 2 1000
Next we need to calculate the mean of 1000 samples where each sample consists of 2 observations. The dim() function above shows us that we have a matrix of 2 rows by 1000 columns and we need to calculate the mean for every column. We can do this with the apply()
function that we learned in Week 2.
sample_means <- apply(samples, 2, mean)
length(sample_means)
[1] 1000
The length of the variable sample_means
is 1000 with each element containing the mean of 1000 samples of 2 observations each. Now we can simply plot the histogram of sample_means
to see what this distribution looks like.
hist(sample_means, breaks = num_breaks, main = "Sample Size = 2", xlab = "Mean")
With a small sample size of 2, the resulting distribution looks a lot like our original distribution of time spent in hospital.
But how would this distribution change if we were to increase the sample size from 2 to 10 or 20 or even 100?
One approach would be to repeat the above tasks one by one for each sample size and visualize the sample mean distribution. But that could get tedious. Wouldn't it be nice to somehow wrap the code we've written above and then run it with different sample sizes?
R provides us with simple yet powerful tools to accomplish just that. We can create our own function that draws samples from the original distribution, calculates the sample mean and then plots it as a distribution in a single function call. We can then run this function with different values for sample sizes with just one line of code.
Let's get started by defining a function called plot.sample.means()
that takes two parameters -- dataset and sample_size. The plot.sample.means()
function will draw samples of sample_size
from the dataset 1000 times, calculate the means and plot the distribution exactly the same way as we did above with a sample_size of 2.
plot.sample.mean <- function(dataset, sample_size) {
samples <- replicate(1000, sample(dataset, sample_size))
sample_mean <- apply(samples, 2, mean)
hist(sample_mean, breaks = max(dataset), main = paste("Sample Size = ", sample_size), xlab = "Mean")
}
We've defined our function, but we haven't told R that we actually want to run it with different sample sizes. Let's try a sample size of 2 as above and see if our function gives us the same results.
plot.sample.mean(diabetic_data$time_in_hospital, sample_size = 2)
The resulting distribution is exactly the same as we got when we ran the code before it was written as a separate function. We know our function is working, so if we wanted to plot sample means with sample size 10, all we'd have to do is call plot.sample.mean()
with sample_size = 10
.
Let's be ambitious and try sample sizes of 2, 10, 30 and 100 and plot them on a 2-by-2 grid.
Notice how the distribution becomes closer and closer to being normally distributed as the sample size increases. This is the beauty of the Central Limit Theorem.
In order to ensure that the plots we're creating are reproducible we must find a way to generate our distributions in a way that remains consistent over multiple runs. Because the sample()
function uses a random number generator for drawing samples, we can initialize it with a seed
which remains fixed over time. The seed
can be any integer value and it doesn't matter what the value is, as long as it remains contant. Initializing the seed
ensures that two different computers using the same seed
will get identical samples from the random number generator.
In this example we set the seed = 12345
for simplicity.
set.seed(12345)
par(mfrow=c(2, 2))
plot.sample.mean(diabetic_data$time_in_hospital, sample_size = 2)
plot.sample.mean(diabetic_data$time_in_hospital, sample_size = 10)
plot.sample.mean(diabetic_data$time_in_hospital, sample_size = 30)
plot.sample.mean(diabetic_data$time_in_hospital, sample_size = 100)


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Perl Weekly
Issue #140 - 2014-03-31 - Hobbies and Hobbits
latest | archive | by Gabor Szabo
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Hi,
Have I mentioned already that my long-time client, that once a few months asks me to do some urgent work, has done so again? So I am totally busy writing a few small, Dancer-based, in-house web-apps.
Enjoy the articles!
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New Catalyst Development Branch "Ancona" Ready for Commiters
Do you use Catalyst? Are you interested in contributing to the code-base? John Napiorkowski has started the new round of development. He is looking forward to contribution in forms of patches, or comments, or at least votes on which features are more important to work on.
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CPAN
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An Organization for Alien::Base
The Alien::* packages make it easy to install non-perl dependencies using the cpan client. Alien::Base makes it easy to create Alien::* packages. As Joel Berger, the author of the module tells us, the module now has a GitHub 'organization' to keep maintain the source code.
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A CPAN client that works like a charm
Gianluca Casati shows how to configure 'cpan', the standard CPAN client, including some nice features like history and colors. Nowadays I usually use cpanminus, but when I have to use the cpan client this can be a really useful reminder.
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Released Web::ChromeLogger
Web::ChromeLogger is a ChromeLogger library for Perl5. Chrome Logger is a Google Chrome extension for debugging server side applications in the Chrome console. (by Matsuno Tokuhiro)
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Perl Encryption Primer: Public Key Encryption
In this part of his series, Timm Murray explains the RSA public key/private key encryption and message signing algorithm. He also provides a short explanation of what is NP (nondeterministic polynomial time), and why it is important for us.
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Perl Encryption Primer: Hashes
Hashes are one-way mappings of data to something more or less unique. Algorithms that you might have heard about include MD5, SHA-1, SHA-2, are implemented in modules in the Digest::* namespace. Timm Murray explains what are these hashing algorithms, when and how to use them, and what is the problem with birthday parties.
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Jeffrey Ryan Thalhammer created App::Cleo, a tool to create keyboard typing mock-ups. It can replay whatever you do in the terminal, making live demonstrations nicer. A couple of other solutions are mentioned in the comment section including script/scriptreplay and IO::Prompter by Damian Conway.
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ref - What kind of reference is this variable?
The ref() function will return the type of the reference you passed in. There are a few commonly seen values such as SCALAR, ARRAY, HASH and maybe CODE, but there are several others that we rarely see. In this article you'll see what those references are.
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While the error messages of perl are exact, they are not always what a beginner needs to see. This is a collection of some of the most common errors and warnings, with other explanations.
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Dog and sheep bones help injured pigeons fly again
| Source: | Cell Press |
| Summary: | Sheep and dog bones can be whittled into orthopedic pins that stabilize pigeons' fractured wings, helping the fractures to heal properly without follow-up surgery. Researchers describe the treatment, which is cheaper and more efficient than using metal pins for pigeon rehabilitative surgeries. |
Sheep and dog bones can be whittled into orthopedic pins that stabilize pigeons' fractured wings, helping the fractures to heal properly without follow-up surgery. Researchers describe the treatment, which is cheaper and more efficient than using metal pins for pigeon rehabilitative surgeries, November 20th in the journal Heliyon.
"There is no need for the implants to be removed because they will ultimately be absorbed by the body," says first author Saifullah Dehghani Nazhvani, of the Shiraz University School of Veterinary Medicine's department of surgery in Iran. "Therefore, the implants can be used for wild birds, such as eagles, owls, and seagulls."
Nazhvani works at a veterinary clinic at Shiraz University, where they frequently see wild and companion birds suffering from fractures in their wings or legs. They typically use metal pins, which is standard for these types of procedures, but they noticed imbalance in the flight, take off, or landings after fracture repair. Therefore, they wanted a technique to use lightweight pins that they did not need to remove.
Nazhvani's team thought bones could be the answer. They sanded and processed sheep and dog bones, obtained from animals that had previously died, into pins small enough to be inserted into a pigeon's humeral bones — the wing bone closest to a bird's body. After 32 weeks of observation, pigeons with sheep or dog bone orthopedic pins were able to fly as well as before the operation.
"There was no rejection of any of the implanted bones at all," says Nazhvani. "And for pigeons who underwent the treatment, there was early function of the wing and more solid repair than we thought due to slow absorption of the implant and its contribution to the healing process."
The researchers are already applying their finding to the birds that come into their clinic. They are also trying to make plates made from cattle or horse bone and compare them to conventional metal plates for other types of rehabilitative bird surgeries.
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