THE INNER CIRCLE A film review by Frank Maloney Copyright 1992 Frank Maloney
THE INNER CIRCLE is a film by Andrei Konchalovsky, based on a true story. The film stars Tom Hulce and Lolita Davidovich. Rated PG-13, due to violence, subject matter. Filmed in the Kremlin.
THE INNER CIRCLE is the story of Ivan Sanshin (Tom Hulce), who almost randomly becomes Stalin's personal projectionist, and his wife, Anastasia (Lolita Davidovich). Both are naive peasants transported to Thirties' Moscow, where they share a basement apartment with seven other people. Ivan worships the Minister of Defense, "the first Red soldier," and Anastasia worships Ivan, her new husband. Gradually, he moves into the Inner Circle around Stalin (played by Russian actor Alexandre Zbruev in letter-perfect makeup). He begins to accrue the benefits of the elite, but must keep his employment a secret even from Anastasia.
Privilege comes at an enormous cost to both ideals and personal lives. Anastasia wants to adopt the orphaned daughter of "Enemies of the State," who are Jewish to boot; such an association could mean his own death, and at a minimum exposes him to sinister KGB influences. Other, worse conflicts and disaster await the hapless Sanshins.
At one point Anastasia asks Ivan, "Who do you love more, me or Comrade Stalin?" Without missing a beat or a thought, Ivan replies, "Comrade Stalin, of course." The film has occasion to return to this dialog with no small amount of irony later on, as the Sanshins explore together and separately the real meaning of Ivan's answer.
The story follows Ivan until 1953, the day of Stalin's funeral. Fifteen hundred mourners died that day in the crush and Ivan finds something else to believe in beside his Master.
Andre Konchalovsky is a Russian director who came to the United States in the Seventies. In this country, he's had his ups and downs (RUNAWAY TRAIN and TANGO & CASH), but it was in Russia that he did his best work, such as the 1979 epic SIBERIADE. THE INNER CIRCLE must rank with his best work in either country. The movie was filmed mostly last summer before the coup d'etat became the coup de grace for the Soviet state. Konchalovsky was given access to the Kremlin and the KGB headquarters. He recreates the flavor of the Stalinist years partly by the unceasing contrast between the shoddy lives of the people with tsaristic splendors of the lives of the elite; he also makes us feel the terror and underlying fear that pervaded the lives of almost all, including elites.
One who seems above it all was the KGB chief Beria, played by Bob Hoskins. Hoskins uses his natural cuteness, which as spoiled some other recent appearances, to great advantage here to suggest the charming ruthlessness of the little man with owlish glasses who nearly replaced his Master (Beria was executed for treason by the other members of the top rung a few months after Stalin's death to forestall Beria's ambitions and his enormous power). Beria seems to spend most of his time grinning at a secret and watching the others condemn themselves.
The first acting honors inevitably must go to Tom Hulce, who uses of little of his AMADEUS zaniness to make Ivan sweet, naive, tragic, cruel without meaning to be, forgiving, loving, torn, a complex peasant who loves to watch the cows being herded past his bedroom window on their way to the slaughterhouse. The early where Ivan demonstrates his mastery of the film projector is a stand-alone masterpiece of the charm of showing off.
But one ought also to recognize the impressive job of work turned in by Lolita Davidovich, who impressed me enormously in BLAZE, a film made interesting by her presence. In an odd way, Anastasia is a little like the young Blaze Starr, a country girl who never entirely leaves her country roots behind and whose life is dependent on how well she can manipulate the men who manipulate her; Blaze succeeds to some extent, Anastasia fails tragically.
One thing I have a problem with is the actors' Slavic accents. If we are to pretend that they are speaking Russian, why do they have Russian accents? Would they sound as accent-free as native speakers sound to each other? And if they must speak English with heavy Russian accents, why can't they do it consistently? Hulce and Davidovich both suffer from occasional lapses, and make this particular movie convention all the more obviously dubious.
I should also mention the work of Bess Meyer as the grown up Katya, the little girl that Anastasia wanted to adopt. Katya grew up in a state orphanage and is completely inculcated in the cult of her parents' murderer. She faces a dubious future as the child of Enemies of the People, as a Jew, and a frail young woman with a suspicious and persistent cough. She appears at the end of the film and makes a most memorable job of her relatively small part.
The final irony is the real Ivan, Alexander Ganshin, is a vigorous man in his eighties, still living in Moscow, and still utterly devoted to his long-dead, long-discredited Master.
THE INNER CIRCLE is an important film, which I can urge you to seek out and see whatever you have to pay. I don't know how widely it is being distributed (in the Seattle area, it is showing exclusively at the Harvard Exit), but I suspect that initially, at least, you will need to hunt it up. Do so.
(THE INNER CIRCLE was selected to be the opening film of the Berlin Film Festival, by the way.)
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Google stadia launch bolstered by ten extra games
by Geoffrey TimGoogle Stadia launches tomorrow, and boy oh boy am I excited to see how the thing performs in the real world. We know that the system actually works pretty damned well under ideal conditions, so it’ll be interesting to see what it’s like for the average trigger-happy consumer. Remember that tomorrow’s launch is a bit of a soft one; it’s only the Founder’s Editions that’ll be shipped out to those who pre-ordered, with a grander, more wide-scale launch next year.
I’m most interested to see how games that require precision latency, like Mortal Kombat 11, play. NetherRealm’s fighter is just one of a handful of launch games coming to the system. When those launch titles were announced, many were a little thrown by just how poor the launch library for Stadia was. With just 12 games to play, and only a single one of them something new an interesting, it was hardly the best way to kick off a new streaming revolution.
Perhaps in response, Google has bolstered the launch library by a further 10 games. Google vice president and GM Phil Harrison announced the 10 new games on Twitter.
The additional games include:
- Attack on Titan: Final Battle 2
- Farming Simulator 2019
- Final Fantasy XV
- Football Manager 2020
- Grid 2019
- Metro Exodus
- NBA 2K20
- Rage 2
- Trials Rising
- Wolfenstein: Youngblood
While it makes the launch library a little more substantial, it’s still not enough for me to excited about. That said, when technology is mature and prevalent enough, this sort of thing will inevitably be how we play games. While we’ll miss the ownership model, I think not having to buy new hardware when graphical improvements roll around will be worth it. The biggest problem with Stadia – beyond it just being a little early – is that it’s a Google project.


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basic_exploration.Rmd
When we first get a longitudinal dataset, you need to understand some of its structure. This vignette demonstrates part of the process of understanding your new longitudinal data.
We can find the number of observations with l_n_obs()
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l_n_obs(wages, id)
#> # A tibble: 888 x 2
#> id l_n_obs
#> <int> <int>
#> 1 31 8
#> 2 36 10
#> 3 53 8
#> 4 122 10
#> 5 134 12
#> 6 145 9
#> 7 155 11
#> 8 173 6
#> 9 206 3
#> 10 207 11
#> # … with 878 more rows
A plot of this can help understand the distribution of observations
An equivalent table of the number of observations can be obtained using dplyr
’s count()
.
library(dplyr)
#>
#> Attaching package: 'dplyr'
#> The following objects are masked from 'package:stats':
#>
#> filter, lag
#> The following objects are masked from 'package:base':
#>
#> intersect, setdiff, setequal, union
l_n_obs(wages, id) %>%
count(l_n_obs) %>%
mutate(prop = n/sum(n)) %>%
arrange(-prop)
#> # A tibble: 13 x 3
#> l_n_obs n prop
#> <int> <int> <dbl>
#> 1 9 127 0.143
#> 2 8 123 0.139
#> 3 10 113 0.127
#> 4 7 103 0.116
#> 5 6 92 0.104
#> 6 5 74 0.0833
#> 7 11 65 0.0732
#> 8 3 47 0.0529
#> 9 2 39 0.0439
#> 10 1 38 0.0428
#> 11 4 35 0.0394
#> 12 12 26 0.0293
#> 13 13 6 0.00676
Following a recommendation from Diggle et al.’s book, we want to look at as much of the raw data as possible.
We know that looking at the lnw
and expert
yields a plate of spaghetti:
We might instead want to filter down to those with >3 observations, and then look at a random set of individuals.
We can filter down to those with >3 observations using filter_n_obs()
:
wages %>%
filter_n_obs(id = id, l_n_obs > 3) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = lnw,
y = exper,
group = id)) +
geom_line()
But that’s still a lot of spaghetti.
We could then sample a set of say 100 observations, using sample_n_obs()
:
wages %>%
filter_n_obs(id = id, l_n_obs > 3) %>%
sample_n_obs(id = id, size = 100) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = lnw,
y = exper,
group = id)) +
geom_line()
That’s not bad, but we can split this up into a few random groups with add_k_groups
:
We can break the data into groups based on the slope of exper~lnw
wages %>%
filter_n_obs(id = id, l_n_obs > 10) %>%
# sample_n_obs(id = id, size = 100) %>%
add_l_slope(id = id, formula = exper~lnw) %>%
mutate(slope_group = if_else(condition = l_slope_lnw > 0,
true = "positive slope",
false = "negative slope")) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = lnw,
y = exper,
group = id)) +
geom_line() +
facet_wrap(~slope_group, nrow = 2)


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Probably showering in the locker room.
Pathetic, really.


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This is why you should wear long pants when you work with 6.0 M Sulfuric Acid in chemistry:


This course is for Summer Semester 2018. For registration, please use the TISS site. New information will be updated soon
The objective of this course is to introduce new concepts and techniques for developing and engineering advanced services in emerging distributed computing systems including IoT (Internet of Things), cloud services, and human-based services. In this course, we will introduce concepts of data-as-a-service, data concerns, data market places and techniques for developing data intensive services by utlizing data services with compute services in cloud environments. We will focus on advanced services to analyze IoT data, e.g., for reactive monitoring and predictive maintenance. Furthermore, we will investigate human-based services in engineering advanced data analytics and how to combine them with data and compute services. The course will provide hand-on experiences via real-world exercises and mini programming projects. The course will provide a great interaction between students and the instructor.
This year the course receives support from Google Cloud Platform Education Grant for running experiments atop Google Cloud!
As the IoT integration is quite mature w.r.t. the technologies and platforms for integrating IoT devices, we will focus less on IoT integration and more on making sense of IoT data for offering advanced services.
Lectures are held on Friday from 10-12. Note that lectures are NOT held every week! See lecture notes for lecture dates.
Location: Ersatzraum SR Argentinierstrasse, Institutsgebäude (Favoritenstr. 9-11) - 1. Stock Room Number: HE0108.
Also Check TISS web page
| Date | Topics | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 2 Mar 2018, 10 am | Course Overview | Motivation and expectation of the course, and course administration |
| 9 Mar 2018 | Emerging distributed systems and challenges for services engineering | Discuss new types of distributed systems, challenges, emerging services engineering issues, and application scenarios First assignment |
| 16 Mar 2018 | The role of IoT, Cloud systems, Blockchain and Machine Learning as a service | Overview of IoT, Cloud systems, Blockchain and Machine learning roles in complex services and engineering challenges Second assignment |
| 23 Mar 2018 | NO LECTURE | |
| 30 Mar 2018 | Easter break | |
| 6 April 2018 | Easter break | |
| 13 April 2018 | Scenario, application-specific services and platform services | Student presentation and discussion. |
| 27 April 2018 | Data-as-a-Service, Data marketplace, data lakes: Models, Data Concerns, and Engineering | Models of Data services, data lakes, data concerns, and data concern evaluation Third assignment |
| 4 May 2018 | Big data service systems: Models, Elasticity, and Platforms | Big data services, big data platforms and services
Fourth assignment |
| 18 May 2018 | Assignment discussion, Presentation of mini project proposals | |
| 25 May 2018 | Algorithms & Quality-aware Data Analytics | data analytics, quality of analytics, elasticity based on quality of analytics |
| 8 June 2018 | Human-machine in advanced services | we will discuss about human-based services could be integrated with software-based services to provide advanced analytics |
| 10 am, 25 June 2018 | Mini project presentation | Student presentation and demo of mini projects |
| From 25 June,2018- | Final exam | Oral examination |
Assignments and project reports must be submitted to TUWEL.
you will (i) create an open source mini project using public git (such as github, bitbucket, or gitlab), (ii) develop the project, (iii)document the project with README file or HTML, (iv) Submit a presentation to TUWEL and make the code public, (v) finally you make a presentation/demo your project.
The prototpyes of the mini projects will be posted in Github
Student projects are open source under GitHub.
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| #define | IOCTL_LSCDMA_WRITE_SYSDMABUF _IOW(LSCPCIE_MAGIC, 7, int) |
| #define | IOCTL_LSCDMA_GET_DMA_TIMERS _IOR(LSCPCIE_MAGIC, 8, DMATimers_t) |
| #define | IOCTL_LSCDMA_SET_BURST_SIZES _IOW(LSCPCIE_MAGIC, 9, DMABurstSizes_t) |
| #define | IOCTL_LSCDMA_GET_DMA_INFO _IOR(LSCPCIE_MAGIC, 10, DMAResourceInfo_t) |
| #define | IOCTL_LSCDMA_MAX_NR 10 |
Only things defined in this file can be accessed/used by User Space code. Anything defined in any other file of this driver is strictly for kernel space use only.
Definition in file lscdma/Ioctl.h.
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IO_CTL used to get additional information from in the driver back to user space applications. This info is SGDMA driver specific. Use for common buffer DMA address in user space. See DMAResourceInfo_t. Definition at line 131 of file lscdma/Ioctl.h. Referenced by LatticeSemi_PCIe::LSCDMA_IF::getDriverDMAInfo(). |
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Read back the timers used for computing DMA thruput, ulong[0]=write, [1]=read NOT CURRENTLY IMPLEMENTED in Hdw or driver. Definition at line 115 of file lscdma/Ioctl.h. |
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Read into user supplied data buffer the contents of the common DMA buffer allocated by the driver. note that transfer size is specified as an int but its really more like 16-64KB Definition at line 100 of file lscdma/Ioctl.h. Referenced by LatticeSemi_PCIe::LSCDMA_IF::readSysDmaBuf(). |
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Set the burst sizes for the DMA Write and Read, ulong[0]=write, [1]=read NOT CURRENTLY IMPLEMENTED in driver. Definition at line 122 of file lscdma/Ioctl.h. |
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Write user supplied data buffer into the common DMA buffer allocated by the driver. note that transfer size is specified as an int but its really more like 16-64KB Definition at line 108 of file lscdma/Ioctl.h. Referenced by LatticeSemi_PCIe::LSCDMA_IF::writeSysDmaBuf(). |
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IOCTL Operations. Use these defines when performing an ioctl operation to a device. Definition at line 87 of file lscdma/Ioctl.h. |


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Very Ex-Pollie David Leyonhjelm Cops $120,000 Whack For Defaming Greens Senator
by By Cam TyesonDavid Leyonhjelm, the one-time Liberal Democrats Federal Senator who voluntarily quit his post in January to launch a bid for the NSW Legislative Council only to cop a fuckin’ trouncing on election day, has been ordered to pay current Federal Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young $120,000 in damages after a Federal Court ruled their on-going defamation case in Hanson-Young’s favour.
Hanson-Young sued Leyonhjelm for defamation over comments he made to the media last year over a series of heated Senate debates on violence against women, during which Leyonhjelm heckled Hanson-Young that she should “stop shagging men.”
That comment, due to it being made on the floor of Parliament, was protected by Parliamentary Privilege. However comments Leyonhjelm made on 7:30, Sky News, and 3AW afterwards became the subject of the defamation proceedings.
In those appearances, Leyonhjelm asserted Hanson-Young had said “all men are rapists,” and called her a hypocrite for stating that and yet still sleeping with men. He also claimed that Hanson-Young was a “misandrist.”
Hanson-Young steadfastly denied ever saying this, and the court today ruled that Leyonhjelm’s statements did not have any established basis of truth.
Leyonhjelm and his lawyers had attempted to claim the case was a breach of Parliamentary Privilege owing to the courts having to assess Hanson-Young’s remarks made on the senate floor, but that defence was dismissed.
Leyonhjelm will also have to pay interest on top of $120,000 in damages awarded to Hanson-Young, as well as legal costs. Those figures are yet to be calculated, but will make the final payout a fairly hefty one.
And to all that, you can only say: Ahh well my dude.
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 That led me to a fairly prestigious job as a Top Secret Aerospace Engineer after having been a
pilot for several years. However, the minute I walked into the cubicle of my first official corporate job,
I
felt my soul get completely sucked out through my toes.
I knew in that moment I had to find a way out.
I spent the next five years exploring everything I could think of as a way to get myself out of my
corporate
job. I knew I wanted out, but I didn’t know how to do it.
Five years later, I walked out of the cubicle and into the world of the unknown—entrepreneurship.
That’s when my entire life changed.
I spent my first year as an entrepreneur on food stamps, typically in a panic most days wondering where my
next rent payment would come from, and having to drink from the firehose when it came to adjusting my
overly-controlled mindset.
Despite being flung around lie a ragdoll on the entrepreneurial roller coaster,
my
real estate company Hipster Investments ended up facilitating over $18M in real estate investment
transactions in its first five years of business. Today, years after my company first saw success, I still
get faced with new challenges in order to keep business going.
It’s all part of the journey.
I have Master’s degrees in both Aerospace Engineering and Spiritual Psychology. In a way, both of these
helped me with the entrepreneurial journey, while at the same time neither of them could have truly
prepared
me for it.
I now share my experiences in hopes they will inspire, encourage, and motivate others to develop their own
dream lifestyle. Lifestyle design is the source of my happiness, and I want others to have the option of
experiencing it for themselves.
My name is Ali, and I’m officially a corporate drop-out.


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Version 6 defaults to FA 5 icons (but will switch to FA 6 when that's released), removes moment, jQuery and Bootstrap as depedencies. It also uses Popper.js v2.
This tool attempts to convert your configurations from previous version of the picker to v6. Paste your current
configuration into the input box. Due to how this process works, it cannot convert usages of moment or date
objects. Set any property that uses unsupported values to undefined
so that configuration can still
be converted.
For more information on what's changed, check out the change log.
If you find a bug or your configuration doesn't work, please open an issue.
You can try your settings out here. If you're using an old version of FA or a differnt icon family, the icons won't show.
Exception 1
Moment is no longer used or an accepted value for configurations. You can either change the config to use the
value of undefined
or remove the configuration. There's just no way I could convert
every possible way to use moment into something that works for the new version.
Exception 2
The current process doesn't work well with functions or object initalizers. You will have to replace those calls. If you have a suggestions on how to improve this, please let me know.


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[gecode-users] counting constraint with BoolVarArgs
Philippe
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Wed Aug 7 15:51:15 CEST 2013
Hi Guido,
Thanks for your help. I've first used :
linear(*this, fpr.row(i), IRT_EQ, _NFPR[i])
which works as expected. Now, I use :
rel(*this, sum(fpr.row(i)) == _NFPR[i]);
which is more readable thanks to minimodel.
I was confused, because p44 i've read :
"A Boolean variable is not an integer variable with a domain
that is included in {0, 1}."
So i thought that it was not possible to sum boolean variables.
However, p46 we can read :
"The only difference between integer and Boolean variables is that
Boolean variables can only take the values 0 or 1"
Thanks again,
Cheers,
Philippe
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| Defined in: | ext/pg_record_coder.c, ext/pg_record_coder.c, lib/pg/coder.rb |
Overview
This is the base class for all type cast classes for COPY data,
Constant Summary
Coder
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FORMAT_ERROR_MASK, FORMAT_ERROR_TO_PARTIAL, FORMAT_ERROR_TO_RAISE, FORMAT_ERROR_TO_STRING, TIMESTAMP_APP_LOCAL, TIMESTAMP_APP_UTC, TIMESTAMP_DB_LOCAL, TIMESTAMP_DB_UTC
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#type_map ⇒ PG::TypeMap
rw
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TypeMap
that will be used for encoding and decoding of columns. -
#type_map=(map)
rw
Defines how single columns are encoded or decoded.
Coder
- Inherited
| #flags | Get current bitwise OR-ed coder flags. |
| #flags= | Set coder specific bitwise OR-ed flags. |
| #format | The format code that is sent alongside with an encoded query parameter value. |
| #format= | Specifies the format code that is sent alongside with an encoded query parameter value. |
| #name | Name of the coder or the corresponding data type. |
| #oid | The type OID that is sent alongside with an encoded query parameter value. |
| #oid= | Specifies the type OID that is sent alongside with an encoded query parameter value. |
Instance Method Summary
Coder
- Inherited
| #==, #dup, #inspect, #inspect_short, #marshal_dump, #marshal_load, | |
| #to_h | Returns coder attributes as Hash. |
Constructor Details
This class inherits a constructor from PG::Coder
Instance Attribute Details
#type_map ⇒ PG::TypeMap (rw)
The TypeMap
that will be used for encoding and decoding of columns.
# File 'ext/pg_record_coder.c', line 105
static VALUE pg_recordcoder_type_map_get(VALUE self) { t_pg_recordcoder *this = RTYPEDDATA_DATA( self ); return this->typemap; }
#type_map=(map) (rw)
Defines how single columns are encoded or decoded. map
must be a kind of TypeMap
.
Defaults to a TypeMapAllStrings
, so that TextEncoder::String
respectively TextDecoder::String
is used for encoding/decoding of each column.
# File 'ext/pg_record_coder.c', line 84
static VALUE pg_recordcoder_type_map_set(VALUE self, VALUE type_map) { t_pg_recordcoder *this = RTYPEDDATA_DATA( self ); rb_check_frozen(self); if ( !rb_obj_is_kind_of(type_map, rb_cTypeMap) ){ rb_raise( rb_eTypeError, "wrong elements type %s (expected some kind of PG::TypeMap)", rb_obj_classname( type_map ) ); } RB_OBJ_WRITE(self, &this->typemap, type_map); return type_map; }
Instance Method Details
#to_h
[ GitHub ]# File 'lib/pg/coder.rb', line 100
def to_h { **super, type_map: type_map, } end


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username or password is incorrect is bullshit
There’s a security best practice where sign ins aren’t supposed to say “password is incorrect”. Instead they’re supposed to say the “username or password is incorrect”.
有一個資安最佳實踐表示登入不該回應 “密碼錯誤” 而是應該回應 “使用者名稱或密碼錯誤” 這個”最佳實踐”根本鬼扯。
Stripe and GitHub’s sign ins for example follow this practice.
Stripe 與 Github 的登入遵守了這個實踐如下所示
The idea is if an attacker knows a username, he or she could concentrate on that account using SQL injection, brute forcing the password, phishing, and so on.
用意為當一個攻擊者知道一個使用者名稱，他或她可以專注在這個讓帳戶之上，使用如資料隱碼攻擊、暴力嘗試密碼、釣魚等攻擊。
Here’s the problem.
問題在這。
All a hacker has to do is sign up to know whether the username is valid or not. Why bother then with obfuscating the sign in ? Only the dumbest, laziest hacker is stopped by the “username or password is incorrect” sign in. You gain no security, yet your customers lose clarity.
一個攻擊者需要做的就只有註冊，便可以知道這個使用者名稱是否為有效的。為什麼模稜兩可的登入可以擾煩到他們呢 ? 只有最笨、最懶的駭客會被”使用者名稱或密碼錯誤”登入給阻止。你並不會讓你的服務變安全，反而是讓客戶們失去了清晰度。
Stripe has their form submission behind reCAPTCHA to prevent naive scripts attacking their sign up. However this has been broken multiple times (1, 2) and likely won’t ever be perfect. Even if reCATCHA was perfect, a hacker could manually validate their usernames of interest by trying to sign up, then automate an attack on the sign in page.
Stripe 的表單提交背後有 reCAPTCHA 來避免低端的腳本攻擊他們的註冊功能。然而這已經被玩壞好多次了(1, 2)，可想而知這不可能是完美的。就算 reCATCHA 是完美的，駭客大可手動註冊帳號來驗證該帳號是否存在，然後再接上自動攻擊程序。
To prevent attackers from knowing whether an account exists or not your signup must only take an email address and provide no feedback in the UI if the sign up succeeded or not. Instead the user would receive an email saying they’re signed up. The only way an attacker would know if an account exists is if they had access to the target’s email.
為了避免攻擊者們得知一個帳戶是否存在，你的註冊必須只透過一個 email，無論成功與否在 UI 中都不提供任何反饋。取而代之的是使用者將收到一封 email 表示他們已經註冊。攻擊者唯一會知道帳戶存在的方法就是，他們已經可以存取目標的 email。

喔還有，”使用者名稱或是密碼錯誤”根本狗屎爛蛋。


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by Guy WilliamsA slice of prime land between Shotover Country and Lake Hayes Estate originally set aside for retirement villas is now likely to be developed as a high-end residential subdivision.
The 27ha site was part of 48ha which Sanderson Group was given approval in 2017 to develop for the Queenstown Country Club.
In August, the company - which specialised in ''luxury retirement living'' - sold the retirement village, and most of the 21ha of land built on so far, to Arvida Group.
But the company retained ownership of the larger southern site, which was separated from the northern portion by Jones Rd.
The land, which consisted of pasture and trees, occupied an elevated terrace between the two suburbs.
Sanderson Group chairman Fraser Sanderson said the company was looking at its options for the site.
It still had a resource consent for a retirement village, but was more likely to develop the site for premium housing.
''If we do it, it will be an upmarket subdivision with good-sized sites - it won't be aimed at first-home buyers.
''It's probably one of the nicest bits of land for residential development in Queenstown.
''It's elevated, it's sunny, faces north, it's got amazing views.''
The company's deal with Arvida meant the latter had enough space for 130 villas instead of the 235 originally proposed, although Arvida said it could also build up to 90 apartments.
Sanderson Group had also retained part of the northern site, where it was close to completing the first stage of a commercial precinct that would include a Gems child care centre, GP clinic and pharmacy.
It had also applied for a resource consent variation that would enable it to build a $20million independent surgical hospital next to the Queenstown Country Club.
If the application is granted and the project goes ahead, the company would lease the hospital to joint venture partners Southern Cross Hospitals and the Central Lakes Trust.
Construction is expected to begin in the second quarter of next year.


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With a huge demand for developers, competitive programming, algorithms, data structures etc has become a second choice for college students these days, we should never forget that algorithmic scripting is an essential domain, not only for a student but for every individual who aspires to be a Computer Science Engineer!
Keeping in mind the above problem, @TheLeanProgrammer started an initiative, (Daily Codes) the goal is to solve one coding problem each day for 2 months continuously so that coding becomes the habit of the participants. The challenge will start from complete basic level and go up to advanced algorithmic scripting, See the complete Timeline
Are you a coding enthusiast, who wants to develop further? Are you a prefinal year student, willing to learn coding for placements? Are you a person who wishes to learn data structures and algorithms to start competitive programming? There's only one way to do that, practice Daily, and this platform is perfect for your purpose.
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* To prevent fraud, users must always post solutions from the node in which they signed up. The node might crash/be closed, but when restarted it has to be called with the same name, otherwise submissions will be rejected.
* There is no undo, if you skipped a task you can't choose to submit a solution for it later.
* Each task has it's own associated score. Points are assigned this way:
* Each time a task is correctly solved, score points are added to the user
* Each time a task is skipped, score / 2 points are deduced from the user
After skipping or completing a task, the user will either receive a new task or just the atom the_end indicating that the game is over
HOW TO PLAY
Connect to the server node {node} using the cookie {cookie}. Then, whenever you sign up (using your own machine/node), the server will give you the first challenge. Solve it to win points, then move to the next ones.:bo_server gen_server.
Here are the commands you can call on the server to do things like start a game or solve a puzzle.
SIGNUP
Use this call to register on the game server.
GenServer.call(
{:bo_server, server_node},
{:signup, “YourName”})
TASK
Retrieves the current task for the player.
GenServer.call(
{:bo_server, server_node},
{:task, "YourName"})
SUBMIT
Retrieves the current task for the player.
GenServer.call(
{:bo_server, server_node},
{:submit, "YourName",
fn() -> :something end})
SKIP
Skips the current task.
GenServer.call(
{:bo_server, server_node},
{:skip, “YourName”})
SCORE
Get your current score.
GenServer.call(
{:bo_server, server_node},
{:score, “YourName”})


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Harry Potter's life is miserable. His parents are dead and he's stuck with his heartless relatives, who force him to live in a tiny closet under the stairs. But his fortune changes when he receives a letter that tells him the truth about himself: he's a wizard.
The Dursleys were so mean and hideous that summer that all Harry Potter wanted was to get back to the Hogwarts School for Witchcraft and Wizardry. But just as he's packing his bags, Harry receives a warning from a strange, impish creature named Dobby who says that if Harry Potter returns to Hogwarts, disaster will strike.
Harry Potter's third year at Hogwarts is full of new dangers. A convicted murderer, Sirius Black, has broken out of Azkaban prison, and it seems he's after Harry. Now Hogwarts is being patrolled by the dementors, the Azkaban guards who are hunting Sirius.
Harry Potter is midway through his training as a wizard and his coming of age. Harry wants to get away from the pernicious Dursleys and go to the International Quidditch Cup. He wants to find out about the mysterious event that's supposed to take place at Hogwarts this year.
There is a door at the end of a silent corridor. And it’s haunting Harry Pottter’s dreams. Why else would he be waking in the middle of the night, screaming in terror?As the grasp of darkness tightens, Harry must discover the true depth and strength of his friends, the importance of boundless loyalty, and the shocking price of unbearable sacrifice.
When Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince opens, the war against Voldemort has begun. The Wizarding world has split down the middle, and as the casualties mount, the effects even spill over onto the Muggles. Dumbledore is away from Hogwarts for long periods, and the Order of the Phoenix has suffered grievous losses. And yet, as in all wars, life goes on.
Harry Potter is leaving Privet Drive for the last time. But as he climbs into the sidecar of Hagrid’s motorbike and they take to the skies, he knows Lord Voldemort and the Death Eaters will not be far behind.The protective charm that has kept him safe until now is broken.
While Harry grapples with a past that refuses to stay where it belongs, his youngest son Albus must struggle with the weight of a family legacy he never wanted. As past and present fuse ominously, both father and son learn the uncomfortable truth: sometimes, darkness comes from unexpected places.
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Before he can return to New York from Miami, Special Agent A.X.L. Pendergast is called to investigate something very strange that has happened on the west coast of Florida. Dozens of human feet, identically clad in blue have washed up on beaches. All exhibit unmistakeable signs of violence.
Reacher takes a stroll through a small Wisconsin town and sees a class ring in a pawn shop window: West Point 2005. A tough year to graduate: Iraq, then Afghanistan. The ring is tiny, for a woman, and it has her initials engraved on the inside. Reacher wonders what unlucky circumstance made her give up something she earned over four hard years.
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Engagement season is in the air. Eighteen-year-old Princess Leonie “Leo” Kolburg, heir to a faded European spaceship, only has one thing on her mind: which lucky bachelor can save her family from financial ruin?But when Leo’s childhood friend and first love Elliot returns as the captain of a successful whiskey ship, everything changes.
The upheaval in my life began the moment a prince stumbled into my house and asked me to read his fortune. Any other night, I might have made an excuse to get him to leave, but this was no normal visit. My fingers prickled to touch him. So, I granted his request by handing him a single wishbone. When he snapped it, the wish … bled.
No one knows the extent of the freshly crowned Shadow King’s power. Some say he can command the shadows that swirl around him to do his bidding. Others say they speak to him, whispering the thoughts of his enemies. Regardless, Alessandra knows what she deserves, and she’s going to do everything within her power to get it.
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Another Seattle Children’s hospital patient sickened
SEATTLE (AP) - Seattle Children’s hospital officials have confirmed that a surgical patient at Seattle Children’s hospital contracted an infection from a fungus found in three operating rooms.
The Seattle Times reports officials announced the patient’s infection Tuesday and said the hospital is monitoring a second patient who might also have been infected.
Tests at Seattle Children’s found the recent Aspergillus mold in three of the 14 operating rooms and two procedural areas at the hospital’s Seattle campus during routine tests Nov. 10.
Closure this week of the contaminated rooms comes about four months after all the hospital’s operating rooms were reopened after problems with Aspergillus.
Testing for Aspergillus in the operating rooms and affiliated areas has been happening at least once a week since the operating rooms reopened.
Three other patients were sickened by the fungus earlier this year, following three patients who were infected in 2018. One of those patients died in the spring.
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Given the following pseudocode for FindMinMax and FindMinMaxHelper, as well as the input and current number of iterations, what is a valid progression of the minmax variable for finding the maximum? (Each element in the answer represents a new updated value). Be careful of the findMax boolean and remember that the first element of the input is removed and set to the minmax value in the helper function.
Look at the "findMax" variable.
What is the original minMax value?
Follow the progression of the minMax value as each value of the list is checked in succession against it.


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Programming has a reputation for being an individual activity. However, it's becoming more and more collaborative. Many companies use Pair Programming to cut down on errors and shorten development time.
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Programming has a reputation for being an individual activity. However, it's becoming more and more collaborative. Many companies use Pair Programming to cut down on errors and shorten development time.
Pair Programming is when two programmers work together on one piece of code at the same time. Typically one person is the driver and the other is the navigator. The driver is the person who actually types out the code, whereas the Navigator is the person who directs the workflow.
Pair programming is important to DBC becuase DBC strives to prepare its students for real-world situations. Given the proliferation of pair programming in the work force, DBC places and emphasis on practicing the skill of pair programming. Not only that, pair programming aids in the learning process. It exposes you to different ways of solving problems and helps you overcome hurdles more quickly.


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True Damage, League of Legends’ hip-hop group, explained
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by Julia LeeTo help celebrate the 2019 League of Legends World Championships, Riot Games has put out yet another music group: True Damage.
Riot Games has been making music and matching skins for League of Legends for years now. There have been metal band skins for a made-up group called Pentakill, k-pop-esque skins for K/DA, and now there’s a set of hip-hop skins for True Damage. While the skins are just paid-for cosmetics in the game, the music expands the game’s universe and makes these characters more relatable and interesting than they’d be as just a cosmetic.
Even people who don’t play League of Legends may have noticed that Riot Games has been hyping up True Damage on their social media platforms for weeks. With the success of Riot’s last music project, K/DA, many were curious as to what Riot was going to do to live up to expectations. As with last year, this new group is made up of fictional League of Legends champions, but they’re voiced by real-life musicians and celebrities. Unlike K/DA, this new group is a hip-hop group, not a k-pop group. True Damage is made up of five League champs, including Akali again from K/DA.
The group performed their single, “Giants,” live during the opening ceremony for the 2019 World Championship Finals in Paris, complete with pretty cool holograms to supplement the singers.
The group name, True Damage, is a term used in League of Legends. It’s the hardest hitting kind of damage, as it ignores any magic or physical resistances the victim has.
Who is in True Damage?
Akali, a.k.a the ninja with the sweet neon outfit from K/DA, returns yet again. K-pop group (G)i-dle’s Soyeon voices her yet again. She’s far from the center of the video, but Soyeon spits some serious bars as Akali this year, too.
Last year, Akali was the rapping member of K/DA, and fans took to her quickly. Her performance featured a scene where the lights went off and she wore a neon-painted outfit, glowing as she rapped in Korean and stole the show.
Ekko, who is usually an inventor kid from the streets of Zaun — a dangerous and dark city in the world of League of Legends — really steals the show this year. He’s portrayed by two rappers, both of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse soundtrack fame: Duckwrth and Thutmose.
Qiyana, an assassin who harnesses the elements in her huge ring blade weapon, is voiced by Latin American pop-star Becky G. Qiyana also has a special Louis Vuitton-designed outfit she wears in the video that players can grab as an additional skin in the game.
Senna, a railgun-using support who spent a chunk of her life trapped in a demon’s lamp, is voiced by actress and singer Keke Palmer. She’s also happily married to her beau, Lucian, another League of Legends champion.
Yasuo, who is usually a samurai who can use his sword to command wind, is the group’s DJ. He has no spoken lines and does not have a voice actor. He still looks good, though.
Is this just a skin advertisement?
More or less, yes. All of these are now available as cosmetic skins in-game, for about $10 each. Ekko’s is a heftier $20, and Qiyana’s Louis Vuitton skin requires buying an approximately $10 pass and grinding a lot of games.
It’s clear that passion was put into this music project, so it seems a little wrong to just label this as a huge skin advertisement, but it definitely is one at its core.


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| Last Update: | Sun Jan 29 22:03:42 Pacific Standard Time 2006 |
| Author: | Emanuel Borsboom (www.epiphyte.ca/) |
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Home page: www.epiphyte.ca/code/live_tree.html
LiveTree implements a JavaScript/DHTML tree (hierarchical list) widget that can load data asynchronously as-needed (using AJAX). This makes it ideal for cases where the dataset is too large to load to the browser all at once. Data can be provided in the HTML page as well, in which case no asynchronous loading is needed, making this widget suitable for standalone client-side use.
LiveTree consists of two components: client-side JavaScript code that runs in the user’s browser which displays and allows the user to navigate the tree, and a server component that provides data to the client. The client-server protocol is very simple, which means server components can be easily created for just about any web server configuration with minimal effort. Presently, the only existing server component is for Ruby On Rails. The rest of this document specifically addresses using LiveTree with Ruby On Rails.
Untar/zip the distribution into your rails application directory. It will create the following:
If you are upgrading from version 0.1, you should remove the vendor/live_tree/ folder (it has been replaced with vendor/plugins/live_tree/). You should also remove the LiveTree-specific code from your app/controllers/application.rb, since the plugin handles this automatically.
This section will walk you through setting up a tree.
LiveTree gets your data from an ActiveRecord model object which acts as a tree. For the sake of efficiency, you should also have your model use a counter cache.
For example (in app/models/person.rb):
class Person < ActiveRecord::Base acts_as_tree :order => "name", :counter_cache => true end
and the table definition:
CREATE TABLE people ( id INT(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, parent_id INT(11) DEFAULT NULL, name VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL DEFAULT '', children_count INT(11) NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, PRIMARY KEY (id) );
If you wish to serve data that does not come from an ActiveRecord model, simply use an object that has a children and a parent method.
A controller is used to serve data to the client. The simplest way to set up your controller is as follows (in app/controllers/family_tree_controller.rb):
class FamilyController < ApplicationController live_tree :family_tree, :model => :person def show_tree @root = Person.find(params[:id]); end end
The LiveTree::ClassMethods.live_tree class method sets up your controller to serve data to the client.
By default, it gets a data item’s name using the model object’s name property. You can change that using the :get_item_name_proc option. Also note that the LiveTree does not escape HTML special characters in item names, so your names can contain HTML formatting and special characters (and if this is not desirable, you must use the :get_item_name_proc option to escape the name).
The show_tree action defined in the example reads the specified person from the database, which will be the root (top) of the displayed family tree, for use by the view.
Finally, the view displays the tree (in app/views/family/show_tree.rhtml):
<div style="width:300px;height:415px"> <%= live_tree(:family_tree, { :initial_data_root => @root, :on_click_item => "alert('You clicked on ' + item.name)", }) %> </div>
The LiveTree::LiveTreeHelper.live_tree helper method displays the tree. The :initial_data_root option specifies the top item of the tree. Since the tree by default expands in size to fill the element it is in, we wrap it in a div that has a specified width and height.
You will also need to include the LiveTree JavaScript and stylesheet in your page’s HEAD section, as well as the Prototype JavaScript (which is bundled with rails):
<html> <head> ... <%= stylesheet_link_tag('live_tree') %> <%= javascript_include_tag "prototype" %> <%= javascript_include_tag "live_tree" %> ... </head> ... </html>
If you prefer Windows-style expand/collapse icons, include live_tree_win_icons.css in addition to live_tree.css.
Now if you start rails and browse to localhost:3000/family/show_tree/1, it will display the family tree, with the person whose database ID is 1 at the top.
If your model uses acts_as_nested_set instead of acts_as_tree, there are some additional steps you must take. Add the following to your model, replacing ModelClass with the name of your model:
belongs_to :parent, :class_name => "ModelClass", :foreign_key => "parent_id" def children direct_children end
If you would prefer to use different names, you may use whatever names you like and use the get_item_parent_proc and get_item_children_proc options of LiveTree::ClassMethods.live_tree.
If your data is not stored in the database, you can pass Procs to LiveTree::ClassMethods.live_tree to access data in just about any format. See the documentation for the following parameters:
If you need more control, you can create a custom data action. Simply create a new action in your controller, and have it call the LiveTree.get_live_tree_data method to construct data in the appropriate format. Then, in your view, use LiveTree::LiveTreeHelper.construct_live_tree_function to construct the JavaScript for the tree, passing it the :data_action argument with the name of your custom data action.
There are a number of examples, with full source code, available that demonstrate the above features. You can download them from the LiveTree project home page.


Injection order effects on efficacy of calcium chloride and sodium ...
Injection order effects on efficacy of calcium chloride and sodium . injection with or without addition of calcium chloride (CaCl(2), 500 ppm mwb), and to test the .
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20374853
Treatment for Herniated or Bulging Discs
1000 ppm ATOMIC ABSORPTION standards
The preparation of 1000 ppm AA standards for the determination of elements by . Dissolve 2.7693g. of calcium chloride (CaCl2) in 100ml. deionised water.
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Adjusting Chemical Levels in a Swimming Pool - PDF
hypochlorite to raise the chlorine level by 10 ppm in 10,000 gallons of water. . Increase Calcium Hardness**. 10 ppm. 30 ppm. 50 ppm. Calcium Chloride .
http://www.in.gov/isdh/files/Chemical_adjustment_pool.pdf
calcuim cloride in ppm Herniated or Bulging Discs
Spa Doc's Basic Water Care Tips
If the level of Calcium Hardness in your spa is below 200 ppm, Calcium Chloride can be added to raise it...keep in mind that very seldom should any such .
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Parts Per Million - ( PPM ) - Counting Atoms for hydroculture ...
Quanity to make in gallons --> 520 Total Salt Concentration ---> 585.63 ppm . PPM Calcium Nitrate 800 0.54 Fe 19.56102022 PPM Calcium Chloride 0 Mn .
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Adjusting Calcium Hardness Levels - Pool Plaza
To increase Calcium Hardness using Calcium Chloride. Desired Increase in PPM . Gallonage of pool or spa. 1,000. 5,000. 10,000. 20,000. 50,000. 100,000. 10 .
http://www.poolplaza.com/pool-school/hardness_adjusting.shtml
Official Impairment Listing for Spinal Disorders
Exam 1 with explained answers - Pegasus Home page
A solution was prepared by dissolving calcium chloride in water and diluting to 500.0 mL. If this solution contained 44 ppm chloride ions, the concentration of .
http://pegasus.cc.ucf.edu/~lpettey/CHM2046%20Exam%201%20Answered.rtf
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LAY THE DUST WITH CALCIUM CHLORIDE - Tata Chemicals
Calcium chloride is hygroscopic and in its concentrated solution will absorb . to be affected by 1,000ppm of calcium and concentrations of chloride ion up to .
http://www.tatachemicals.com/europe/products/pdf/Calcium_Chloride/information_dust.pdfNational Poinsettia Cultivar Trials
Weekly sprays of 400 ppm calcium from calcium chloride beginning at first color have significantly reduced poinsettia bract necrosis. Spray plants to runoff .
http://www.poinsettiatrial.org/99poinguidepah.htm
Chloride Levels In Streams - Montana Department of Transportation
1,000 mg/l (ppm). For 43 of the 45 tests, the LC50 value is greater than 100 ppm. Only two of the tests (potassium chloride and calcium chloride effects on .
http://www.mdt.mt.gov/publications/docs/brochures/env/chloride-intro.pdf
Calcium chloride - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A good number to start with is around C0 = 50,000ppm, which is the concentration of some commercially available calcium chloride additives. The mass (M0) of .
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calcium_chloride
Medical-Vocational Allowance for Herniated Disc
What is Seawater? by Randy Holmes-Farley - Reefkeeping Magazine
For example, adding calcium chloride boosts chloride more than it does calcium, but since there is already a background of 19,000 ppm of chloride, such .
http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2005-11/rhf/index.php
Chapter 6
Calcium Chloride Composition and Blending Tables . The conversions between milligrams per liter (mg/l), parts per million (ppm), and weight percent (wt%) .
http://solutionsguide.tetratec.com/index.asp?Page_ID=732&AQ_Magazine_Date=Current&AQ_Magazine_ID=2230
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Technical Specifications for the Calcium Ion-Selective Electrode
The Calcium Ion is a divalent cation . One mole of ( Ca+2 ) has a mass of 40.078 grams; 1000 ppm is 0.025 M Dissolve 2.769g anhydrous calcium chloride .
http://www.nico2000.net/analytical/calcium.htm
Chemical Analysis ® Instruction Book - ExpotechUSA
2 Conversion of Milligrams Per Liter Chloride to Weight Percent . presence of bicarbonate, carbonate, and hydroxides, of calcium . Parts Per Million. Salt .
http://www.expotechusa.com/manuals/fann/50019.pdf


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