|
| Endpoint[] | To [get, set] |
| | The single or mixed collection of endpoint types you connected to. Possible values. More...
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| |
| PhoneEndpoint | From [get, set] |
| | The endpoint you are calling from. Possible value are the same as to. More...
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| |
| Ncco | Ncco [get, set] |
| | This will convert to ncco as per the CallCommandConverter - it is preferable to use this over the JArray Ncco More...
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| |
| string[] | AnswerUrl [get, set] |
| | The webhook endpoint where you provide the Nexmo Call Control Object that governs this call. As soon as your user answers a call, Platform requests this NCCO from answer_url. Use answer_method to manage the HTTP method. More...
|
| |
| string | AnswerMethod [get, set] |
| | Optional. The HTTP method used to send event information to answer_url. The default value is GET. More...
|
| |
| string[] | EventUrl [get, set] |
| | Optional. Platform sends event information asynchronously to this endpoint when status changes. For more information about the values sent, see callback. More...
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| |
| string | EventMethod [get, set] |
| | Optional. The HTTP method used to send event information to event_url. The default value is POST. More...
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| |
| string | MachineDetection [get, set] |
| | Optional. Configure the behavior when Nexmo detects that a destination is an answerphone. More...
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| |
| uint? | LengthTimer [get, set] |
| | Optional. Set the number of seconds that elapse before Nexmo hangs up after the call state changes to in_progress. The default value is 7200, two hours. This is also the maximum value. More...
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| |
| uint? | RingingTimer [get, set] |
| | Optional. Set the number of seconds that elapse before Nexmo hangs up after the call state changes to 'ringing'. The default value is 60, the maximum value is 120. More...
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| |
◆ AnswerMethod
| string Nexmo.Api.Voice.CallCommand.AnswerMethod |
|
getset |
Optional. The HTTP method used to send event information to answer_url. The default value is GET.
◆ AnswerUrl
| string [] Nexmo.Api.Voice.CallCommand.AnswerUrl |
|
getset |
The webhook endpoint where you provide the Nexmo Call Control Object that governs this call. As soon as your user answers a call, Platform requests this NCCO from answer_url. Use answer_method to manage the HTTP method.
◆ EventMethod
| string Nexmo.Api.Voice.CallCommand.EventMethod |
|
getset |
Optional. The HTTP method used to send event information to event_url. The default value is POST.
◆ EventUrl
| string [] Nexmo.Api.Voice.CallCommand.EventUrl |
|
getset |
Optional. Platform sends event information asynchronously to this endpoint when status changes. For more information about the values sent, see callback.
◆ From
The endpoint you are calling from. Possible value are the same as to.
◆ LengthTimer
| uint? Nexmo.Api.Voice.CallCommand.LengthTimer |
|
getset |
Optional. Set the number of seconds that elapse before Nexmo hangs up after the call state changes to in_progress. The default value is 7200, two hours. This is also the maximum value.
◆ MachineDetection
| string Nexmo.Api.Voice.CallCommand.MachineDetection |
|
getset |
Optional. Configure the behavior when Nexmo detects that a destination is an answerphone.
◆ Ncco
| Ncco Nexmo.Api.Voice.CallCommand.Ncco |
|
getset |
This will convert to ncco as per the CallCommandConverter - it is preferable to use this over the JArray Ncco
◆ RingingTimer
| uint? Nexmo.Api.Voice.CallCommand.RingingTimer |
|
getset |
Optional. Set the number of seconds that elapse before Nexmo hangs up after the call state changes to 'ringing'. The default value is 60, the maximum value is 120.
◆ To
| Endpoint [] Nexmo.Api.Voice.CallCommand.To |
|
getset |
The single or mixed collection of endpoint types you connected to. Possible values.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- C:/Users/slore/Documents/projects/slorello89/nexmo-dotnet/Nexmo.Api/Voice/CallCommand.cs


White gives update on McGregor, Cyborg & much more in interview with Yahoo
After Khabib Nurmagomedov's dominant performance at UFC 219 last weekend, there are many questions to be answered in the lightweight division. What's next for Nurmagomedov, interim champ Tony Ferguson and, of course, champion Conor McGregor. There are several different scenarios that could play out. And in an extensive video interview with Yahoo's Kevin Iole, White details some of those potential plans. "We can't let this thing go on forever and not give other guys the opportunity," White said of McGregor defending his lightweight title. "If (McGregor) decides he doesn't want to fight again for however long, that's up to him. But the belt has to move on." Later, White discusses the main event fighters from UFC 219, champion Cris Cyborg and Holly Holm. He breaks down the fight, including the impressive performance from Cyborg and breaks some news about who is the next challenger for the women's featherweight champ. "Amanda Nunes wants to fight Cyborg. That is the fight to make and that is the fight I will make," White said. Finally, White and Iole discuss what could be the Fight of the Year at UFC 220 between Stipe Miocic and Francis Ngannou. White raves about the Miocic-Ngannou promo and previews more of the heavyweight title bout.
UFC Staff Report


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The Physics Department of Fudan University was founded in 1952, seeded from the physics group in the former Department of Mathematics and Physics at Fudan. Under the nation-wide reorganizational effort within universities located close by, the physics departments of 8 universities in East China, including Fudan University, Jiaotong University, Tongji University, Zhejiang University, Hujiang University and Datong University, were partly merged into one department, the Physics Department of Fudan University.


TABLE OF CONTENT
TLDR #
Today I’m going to talk about self-hosted build agents.
After reading this post you will be able to host your own Windows or macOS build agent (we’ll run it on your laptop) and use it to execute AzureDevOps Pipeline.
Motivation #
It’s common to run different steps of your build and deployment on different machines. You build steps can have different requirements, for example:
- Compute and disk space requirements
- Software requirements (SDKs, OSs)
- Lifecycles
- Location (geolocation, network isolation)
AzureDevOps and GitHub support two differet types of build agents:
- GitHub Hosted (Microsoft Hosted)
- Selfhosted
From now on I’m going to talk about Azure DevOps, but the same patterns and ideas apply to any other modern build systems.
Microsoft-Hosted Build Agents #
Microsoft-hosted agents are convenient, because this is probably the simplest way to execute our build pipelines.
Managed agents have these advantages:
- maintenance and upgrades are taken care of for you.
- every pipeline run gets a fresh VM (it’s discarded after use)
- consumption based billing
The agent choice is generic and broad enough to cover most of the common use cases.
Hardware #
Microsoft-hosted agents that run Windows and Linux images are provisioned on Azure general purpose virtual machines Standard_DS2_v2. These virtual machines are co-located in the same geography as your Azure DevOps organization.
 These agents always run in US and Europe irrespective of the location of your Azure DevOps organization.
All of these machines have 10 GB of free disk space available for your pipelines to run.
Security #
- Microsoft-hosted agents run on Azure public network, they are not assigned public IP addresses. That means external entities cannot target Microsoft-hosted agents.
- You don’t have to worry about security issues when running code, frameworks or containers downloaded from Internet.
limitations #
However it’s important to understand the limitations
- Diskspace is limited
- No way to RDP or SSH to the build agent and troubleshoot the build
- No way to upgrade the hardware
- macOS agents run in US and Europe only, so you may have issues with data sovereignty
- No way to join machines directly to your corporate network
- No way to pre-install custom software (other than through tool installer tasks)
- No control over software upgrades, cannot use legacy SDK’s ect
- No control over the waiting time (it depends on the load)
To address these issues Microsoft (and other vendors) allow us to use self-hosted agents.

Types #
- macOS agent
- Linux agent (x64, ARM, RHEL6)
- Windows agent (x64, x86)
- Docker agent
Overview #
Managed agents will run in a cloud, and won’t have access to your private network, however self-hosted agents can be deployed into your VNet, behind the corporate firewall.
Self-Hosted agent #
Since I’m running Windows right now, I’ll show you how to set up a Windows agent.
There are several steps which I need to complete in order to set up a build agent:
Obtain a personal access token (PAT) #
and create a PAT with these scopes
create a new pool
create a new agent
Download the agent and configure it
PS C:\> mkdir agent ; cd agent
PS C:\agent> Add-Type -AssemblyName System.IO.Compression.FileSystem ; [System.IO.Compression.ZipFile]::ExtractToDirectory("$HOME\Downloads\vsts-agent-win-x64-2.179.0.zip", "$PWD")
If everything is good, you should be able to see your new agent:
Verify #
We can create simple pipeline
And verify if it’s running on my PC
As you can se we have our pipeline running on my computer. This means I can use my own hardware such as GPU or devices connected to my laptop. Also I have acces to internal network, printers and whatnot.
In reallity you would probably run the self-hosted agent on VM or a dedicated phisical machine.
Important notes #
It is a bad practice to configure your self-hosted agents for public repositories. Keep in mind that anyone can create a fork of your repository, modify a pipileine and execute code on you machine. It’s ok for a test, it’s ok to configure it for private repo, but please be careful, and don’t forget to shut down the agent when you don’t need it anymore.


git bundle
Package objects and references into an archive.
More information: home page
- Create a bundle file that contains all objects and references of a specific branch:
git bundle create path/to/file.bundle branch_name
- Create a bundle file of all branches:
git bundle create path/to/file.bundle --all
- Create a bundle file of the last 5 commits of the current branch:
git bundle create path/to/file.bundle -5 HEAD
- Create a bundle file of the latest 7 days:
git bundle create path/to/file.bundle --since=7.days HEAD
- Verify that a bundle file is valid and can be applied to the current repository:
git bundle verify path/to/file.bundle
- Print to the standard output the list of references contained in a bundle:
git bundle unbundle path/to/file.bundle
- Unbundle a specific branch from a bundle file into the current repository:
git pull path/to/file.bundle branch_name


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Frozen at zoom:
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Add a Marker into MCG
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There was an item on the Today programme on BBC Radio Four this morning about a new scientific study of penguins. I am afraid I was not paying due attention so cannot enlighten you. However, it did serve to remind me that, in the long ago, when I used to draw pictures, I once depicted, in the medium of pen and ink, a scientific experiment upon a penguin.


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Grid example 2
Hjem
Timeplan
Om denne siden
CSS Grid
Is the new way of making grid based structures with CSS.


I am a fifth year PhD student studying operations research at the University at Buffalo. I am a member of the Group for Applied Mathematical Modeling and Analytics (GAMMA), led by my advisor Jose L. Walteros. My research is focused on integer programming techniques for solving network interdiction and graph partitioning problems.
PhD in Industrial Engineering, 2022*
University at Buffalo (attending)
MS in Industrial Engineering, 2019
University at Buffalo
BSc in Applied Physics, 2016
SUNY College at Geneseo
Project: Managing Exponential Decision Spaces (MEDS)
We model the decision space of an analyst involved in military conflict on networks. Develop exact and heuristic approaches for recommending courses of actions. Funded by the Office of Naval Research.
Software & Tools: C++, Python, Gurobi
Scope of Work:
Software & Tools: Python (numpy, scikit-learn, pandas, lifelines), Git, AWS
Four years of experience of teaching as either an assistant or instructor. Created instructional content and software tutorials for courses at the undergraduate and graduate level. See “Teaching” for more information.
Software & Tools: Python, R, Gurobi, LaTeX
Presentations & Workshops
Scalable Branch-and-Price Implementation for the CVRP with SCoOL
UBCSE Demo Days, May 2021
Branch-and-Cut Approach for Simple Graph Partitioning on Sparse Graphs
INFORMS Annual Meeting, November 2020
UB INFORMS: Gurobi Seminar Series
UB INFORMS Workshop: Fall 2019
Assistantships
IE573: Discrete Optimization (Spring 2020, Spring 2019)
Teaching assistant for a PhD level course which covers the topics of computational complexity, algorithms and integer programming. A programming component with a commercial optimizer was included as well.
IE500: Data Analytics & Predictive Modeling (Fall 2019)
Interim course instructor (33%) and teaching assistant (67%) for a masters level data analysis and statistical learning course.
IE504: Facilities Design (Fall 2018)
Teaching assistant for a masters level course which provides analytical tools necessary for solving the problem of facility layout design and management of warehouse storage space.
IE306: Statistics for Engineers (Spring 2018)
Teaching assistant for a course which introduces undergraduate students to methodology behind statistical inferences.
IE373: Introduction to Operations Research (Fall 2017)
Teaching assistant for a course which introduces undergraduate students to topics in linear programming and deterministic optimization. A programming component with a commercial optimizer was included as well.
PHYS114: Physics Lab I (Fall 2014)
Instructor for an undergraduate physics lab course which focused on experiments testing Newton’s laws, kinematics and energy conservation.


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Mobi_Mtld_DA_PropertyName $obj = new Mobi_Mtld_DA_PropertyName(string name, byte dataTypeId)
Create a new PropertyName with a name and the expected data type of value assigned to it.
(data __toString()
Returns a string to present this object.
bool $obj->equals(Mobi_Mtld_DA_PropertyName obj)
Compare two instances of this class. If both have equal values and data type then returns true.
string $obj->getDataType()
Get the data type name for values associated with this Property name.
int $obj->getDataTypeId()
Get the data type ID for values associated with this Property name.
string $obj->getName()
Get the name of this PropertyName.
string $obj->toString()
Returns a string to present this object.


C# Wrapper¶
Danger
Please make sure that you have read Getting Started because even the implementation is very different then default default REST approach, there are some concepts and issues described in much more details than it is here and some are assumed so there are no details at all.
The C# Wrapper Library that hides and abstracts the REST details under cover of wrapper and allows developers to use REST API in native way or in this case C# way. The C# Wrapper Library behind scene uses JSON as content media type.
The C# Wrapper Library also abstracts the authentication, HTTP PUT
and DELETE
verb issue in more easier way.
Setup and Dependencies¶
Setup¶
To setup C# Wrapper Library there is a need to add the reference to Qualtrak.Coach.API.Wrappers.CSharp.dll
provided with installation of Coach. Note that project framework is needed to be .NET 4.5, but note that .NET 4.5 Client Profile is not supported.
Dependencies¶
The dependencis to run the C# Wrapper Library are:
- [JSON.NET](https://json.codeplex.com/releases) (actually the compiled name is
Newtonsoft.Json.dll
). - CHECK OTHER DEPENDENCIES
Warning
The C# Wrapper Library uses Json.NET 4.5 Release 7 but any newer version should work properly.
Authentication¶
Unlike send it in HTTP Header like in normal REST way this is abstract, but information is needed so it is a part of each C# Wrapper method. There is a need for providing the key
and secret
for each call to the REST API.
Response Content and API Wrapper¶
Response Content is the data that is result of some request, and API wrapper is the way to send requests to REST API.
Response Content¶
It is class ResponseContent
that holds the REST API response message as its content.
Non-Generic Version¶
The non-generic version of ResponseContet
has two properties:
Error¶
The Error
property and it is an error response when some known error occurred due validation or some unknown exception occurred on server. The Error
property is actual Domain Model, read more in Client Errors
HttpStatusCode¶
The integer
representation of HTTP Staus Code (eg. 200).
The Generic Version¶
The generic version ResponseContent<T>
inherits from ResponseContent
so it has its properties and also:
Result<T>¶
The Result<T>
is a actual result data sent as response content, and the generic T
can be List or Domain Model.
API Wrapper¶
The API Wrapper is actually interface ITreeApiWrapper<TModel, TList>
used is mostly all CRUD resources for Coach Console API.
The ITreeApiWrapper<TModel, TList>
has this methods:
ResponseContent<ICollection<TList>> GetAll()¶
Method used for getting list of all request items that are collection of entity List Model.
The Result<T>
will be sent if get all was successful if there is an error then the Error
property will hold the error message.
ResponseContent<TModel> GetById(Guid id)¶
Method used for getting a new or persisted instance of entity Domain Model. Use this method for getting default values on add and lookup data for both add and edit of entity.
The Result<T>
will be sent if get by id was successful if there is an error then the Error
property will hold the error message.
ResponseContent<TModel> Create(TModel entity)¶
Method used for creating the resource. It expects created Domain Model to be sent and it returns this persisted Domain Model as it is called by GetById
.
The Result<T>
will be sent if create was successful if there is an error then the Error
property will hold the error message.
ResponseContent<TModel> Update(TModel entity, bool updateViaPost = false)¶
Method used for updating already persisted the resource. It expects updated Domain Model to be sent and it returns this updated Domain Model as it is called by GetById
.
The Result<T>
will be sent if update was successful if there is an error then the Error
property will hold the error message.
Hint
The parameter updateViaPost
is set by default to false and it will be using PUT
on request, if this is issue, you can set it to true
and will be using PUT
via POST
.
ResponseContent Delete(Guid id, bool deleteViaPost = false)¶
Method used to delete resource by sending id
. It returns non-generic ResponseContent
so there is no result just Error
. So if Error
is not null
then something went wrong on server.
Hint
The parameter deleteViaPost
is set by default to false and it will be using DELETE
on request, if this is issue, you can set it to true
and will be using DELETE
via POST
.
Warning
Note that all resources doesn’t implement ITreeApiWrapper<TModel, TList>
like Tenant, Tenant Tree and License.


ANGUS A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1995 Christopher Null
Bring together big stars George C. Scott, Rita Moreno, and Kathy Bates to do a feature film and what do you get? A movie about a teenager named Angus, "the fat kid who's good at science and fair at football" and who just wants to be accepted. What else would you expect?
While not really a "kids' movie," ANGUS is a workmanlike coming-of-age film, full of slapstick and insult trading among the youthful cast and their parents. Angus is played by newcomer Charlie Talbert (who was discovered in a Wendy's restaurant). Bates plays Mom, and Scott is Grandpa. With the help of his nerdy friend Troy (Chris Owen), Angus chases after local beauty Melissa (JURASSIC PARK's Ariana Richards) and overcomes the obstacles placed before him by the requisite jock-bullies who are threatened by his being different.
A heavily tested formula, to say the least. The predictability of ANGUS is mind-numbing, but thankfully it's pretty funny along the way, especially Scott's crusty grandfather (note that the humor may not be totally suitable for children). But don't expect a lot of touching dialogue or an even remotely believable romance between Angus and Melissa; instead, between the jokes, just sit back and listen to 20 or 30 of your favorite pop hits, one after another.
In the end, the movie is humdrum, marginal eye candy--made of pure saccharine. Take it or leave it, it's completely harmless and as filling as a packet of Sweet N Low.
RATING: **1/2
+-------------------------------+ |* Unquestionably awful | |** Sub-par on many levels | |*** Average, hits and misses | |**** Good, memorable film | |***** Perfection | +-------------------------------+
-Christopher Null /<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-Screenwriter & Novelist -Contributing Editor, Mike's FEEDBACK / Film Critic, Texas Business Weekly -[R]eply to be added to movie review mailing list
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Texture Loading Functions
These functions attempt to load the requested texture into memory, returning a pointer to an Image clas which holds the details of the texture loaded and provides functions to access the infomation.
LoadTexture
Function Prototypes
- Image * LoadTexture(std::string const &filename)
Loads a texture from the given filename. The GTL will use the file extension (everything after the final . (dot) in the file name) to select the loader. - Image * LoadTexture(std::string const &filename, FileTypes val)
Loads a texture from the given filename. The GTL will use the given FileType value to select the loader to use. - Image * LoadTexture(ReadFunc_t reader, SeekFunc_t seeker, FileTypes val)
Uses the given reading and seeking functions to load in a texture of a given type. The reading and seeking functions must work as specified on the key concepts page. - Image * LoadTexture(PHYSFS_File* file, FileTypes val)
Loads a texture from the given PhysFS file handle using the specified type to select the loader to use. - Image * LoadTexture(PHYSFS_File* file, std::string const &filename )
Loads a texture from the given PhysFS file handle using the filename provided to work out what type the image is to select the loader to use.
Return Value
- A pointer to a class which contains read online formation about the image, a pointer to the image data and functions to manipulate it
Possible Known Exceptions
Other Details / Notes
- If the image can not be loaded for any reason then the Image class pointed to will have a FORMAT_NONE image type
- If the requested image is already open else where loading can fail and a pointer to a nulled Image object is return
- When the FileType is specified the loader doesnt try to to second guess the user, it assumes you know what you are doing.
- When using the PhysFS support it is upto the end user to link the correct PhysFS lib files into the project. Without doing to the linking of the final exe will fail.


rotten > Library > Biographies > Entertainers > Actors > Jane Fonda
Jane Fonda
Traveled to Vietnam during the Vietnam War and visited the North Vietnamese.
One of many celebrity supporters of the Reverend Jim Jones and the People's Temple.
Timeline
| 21 Dec 1937 |
Jane Seymour Fonda born. |
| 14 Apr 1950 |
Mother Frances Seymour Brokaw commits suicide in a mental institution. |
| 1962 |
"Miss Army Recruiting" |
| 1965 |
Marries Roger Vadim. |
| 1968 |
Daughter Vanessa born. |
| 1971 |
Founds Fuck the Army with Donald Sutherland. |
| 13 Jun 1971 |
Jane Fonda does not attend the Register for Peace Rally at Mineola, New York, despite a doctored photograph which surfaces 33 years later, depicting her and John Kerry sharing a microphone. |
| Jul 1972 |
First trip to Vietnam, two weeks duration. |
| 22 Aug 1972 |
Radio Hanoi broadcast. |
| Sep 1972 |
Donahue taping in Dayton, OH. |
| 1974 |
Second trip to Vietnam. |
| 23 Sep 1979 |
Meet the Press |
| 26 Sep 1979 |
National Press Club |
| 17 Jun 1988 |
20/20 |
Pornopolis |
Rotten |
Faces of Death |
Famous Nudes
|


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Provides an interface to the Open Platform's Content API of the Guardian Media Group. It retrieves content from news outlets The Observer, The Guardian, and guardian.co.uk from 1999 to current day.
| Version: | 0.9 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.0) |
| Imports: | RCurl, RJSONIO |
| Published: | 2018-06-30 |
| Author: | Marco Bastos [aut, cre], Cornelius Puschmann [aut], Mark Johnman [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Marco Bastos <marco at toledobastos.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | GuardianR citation info |
| Materials: | README ChangeLog |
| CRAN checks: | GuardianR results |
| Reference manual: | GuardianR.pdf |
| Package source: | GuardianR_0.9.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: GuardianR_0.9.zip, r-release: GuardianR_0.9.zip, r-oldrel: GuardianR_0.9.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: GuardianR_0.9.tgz, r-oldrel: GuardianR_0.9.tgz |
| Old sources: | GuardianR archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=GuardianR to link to this page.


UI Library - Colors
Back
UI Library
Colors
HELPERS
$color-white
$color-black
GREY RANGE
$color-grey-8
$color-grey-12
$color-grey-18
$color-grey-34
$color-grey-65
$color-grey
$color-grey-110
$color-grey-120
BLUE RANGE
$color-blue
$color-lightblueselect
$color-lightblue
$color-paleblue
GREY BLUE
$color-grey-blue-background
$color-grey-unit4
$color-darkgrey-unit4
NOTIFICATIONS
ALERT
$color-alert
$color-alert-light
$color-alert-pale
WARNING
$color-warning
$color-warning-light
$color-warning-pale
SUCCESS
$color-success
$color-success-light
$color-success-pale
INFO
$color-info
$color-info-light
$color-info-pale
SYSTEM
$color-system
$color-system-light
$color-system-pale
SHADES 1
U4 GREEN
$color-scheme-u4green
$color-scheme-u4darkgreen
$color-scheme-u4green-10
$color-scheme-u4green-20
$color-scheme-u4green-40
$color-scheme-u4green-70
U4 BLUE
$color-scheme-u4blue
$color-scheme-u4darkblue
$color-scheme-u4blue-10
$color-scheme-u4blue-20
$color-scheme-u4blue-40
$color-scheme-u4blue-70
ORANGE
$color-scheme-u4orange
$color-scheme-u4darkorange
$color-scheme-u4orange-10
$color-scheme-u4orange-20
$color-scheme-u4orange-40
$color-scheme-u4orange-70
BLUE
$color-scheme-blue
$color-scheme-darkblue
$color-scheme-blue-10
$color-scheme-blue-20
$color-scheme-blue-40
$color-scheme-blue-70
VIOLET
$color-scheme-violet
$color-scheme-darkviolet
$color-scheme-violet-10
$color-scheme-violet-20
$color-scheme-violet-40
$color-scheme-violet-70
AQUA
$color-scheme-aqua
$color-scheme-darkaqua
$color-scheme-aqua-10
$color-scheme-aqua-20
$color-scheme-aqua-40
$color-scheme-aqua-70
SHADES 2
PINK
$color-scheme-pink
$color-scheme-darkpink
$color-scheme-pink-10
$color-scheme-pink-20
$color-scheme-pink-40
$color-scheme-pink-70
YELLOW
$color-scheme-yellow
$color-scheme-darkyellow
$color-scheme-yellow-10
$color-scheme-yellow-20
$color-scheme-yellow-40
$color-scheme-yellow-70
PURPLE
$color-scheme-purple
$color-scheme-darkpurple
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The Other Sister * * * (out of * * * * )
Directed by Garry Marshall. Cast: Juliette Lewis, Diane Keaton, Tom Skerritt, Giovanni Ribisi, Poppy Montgomery. 1999 - 130 minutes. Rated PG-13 (for profanity). Reviewed February 21, 1999.
"The Other Sister" is one of the most genuinely sweet love stories to come along in quite some time. Well-directed by Garry Marshall, the film, if anything, puts to an even larger shame the false sentimentality and writing of the recent "Message in a Bottle," for here you actually do believe that the two central characters are in love without having to suffer through one unbelievable tragedy after another.
At the start of "The Other Sister," Carla Tate (Juliette Lewis), a mildly retarded young woman in her early 20s, has just obtained a certificate from a special school she has gone to for a large chunk of the latter part of her life.  On the first day there, she meets Daniel (Giovanni Ribisi), who also is mentally disabled, at the registration center and helps him out when someone calls him a "retard." Thus begins a delicate relationship between Carla and Daniel, both of which can understand the other person unlike anyone else, since they are both very much alike in their ways of thinking. Carla is intrigued to find out early on that Daniel has an apartment of his own, which his father is paying for while he is in school, and she decides that it's time she get an apartment herself.
It is difficult to describe the "plot" of "The Other Sister," since the film wisely has decided to be more of a character study between two people who, yes, do have a disability, but are able to love each other just like anyone else can. It is this aspect of the film that I appreciated the most, because the screenplay, by Garry Marshall and Bob Brunner, does not look upon or treat the characters of Carla and Daniel as "different," nor do they want to make us feel pity for them. Quite the contrary, they are regarded as regular people who do have a handicap to deal with in their lives but not when dealing with each other. The dialogue between the two also never feels anything short of exact and accurate, and through their actions we quickly are allowed to care very much about them, while we also can laugh with joy at their veritable innocence.
Juliette Lewis, always an interesting and talented actress (1991's "Cape Fear," 1993's "What's Eating Gilbert Grape," 1996's "The Evening Star"), gives a tour de force performance after being absent from the screen since 1996, and she proves here in spades that she is nothing short of a brilliant actress, one of the best of her generation. To substantiate this point, take a look at her in this film, and then view her as an unstable serial killer in 1994's "Natural Born Killers." If Lewis could not be classified as diverse, no one can, and if Academy Award members did not have such frustratingly short attention spans, Lewis would certainly garner a Best Actress nomination come next year, and there is no doubt in my mind that she would have this year if the picture had been released in December. To avoid short-changing Giovanni Ribisi, he also gives a completely believable performance and amazingly has a lot of chemistry with Lewis. As Carla's mother, Diane Keaton develops her character to be one that we don't always agree with since, after all, she is so overprotective, but also one that we can relate to and understand her reasoning behind certain judgements. And also lighting up the proceedings, even with a relatively small part, is Poppy Montgomery as one of Carla's sisters, who was the highlight of last year's otherwise badly-made comedy, "Dead Man on Campus." When, or if, Montgomery is ever cast in a lead role, I have no doubt that she will be able to pull it off, since she has already marginally salvaged one poor film and has made an impression here with only a limited amount of screen time.
Throughout "The Other Sister," the more dramatic moments are always skillfully done and, thankfully, never overly dramatic. In one particular scene where Daniel discovers he failed his school class, the film wisely uses a light emotional tone, avoiding simple melodrama, and therefore comes off as a far more effective and touching moment. Without giving away anything, another heartbreaking sequence, and one that admittedly did bring a few tears to my eyes, involved Daniel saying something very much inappropriate in front of a crowd, which brings Carla to a state of confusion, anger, and tears, and the following scene set in a parking lot between the two could not have been as powerful without the performances that director Marshall was able to get out of Lewis and Ribisi.
Although perhaps a bit overlong (with a running time of 130 minutes, a few scenes could have easily been edited out without losing anything substantial), "The Other Sister" is probably the most winning and joyful film I have seen so far in 1999. The love story element got me deeply involved in the characters, and the handling of the mental disability angle was subtle and intelligent. But what I will remember most, and will continue to remember throughout the year, is Juliette Lewis' flawless, lovely performance. Not even the nearly incomparable Meryl Streep could have done it any better, and that is, for sure, a testament to Lewis' wonderful abilities.
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Well, as many others have reported, the new names for Indigo and Avalon have been chosen: Windows Communications Framework and Windows Presentation Framework, respectively.
Not to pick on you guys but for such cool and exciting products to get such uninspiring names is just a shame. Besides this, who in their right mind is going to guess that Windows Communications Framework is anything even remotely related to WebServices or Service Orientation?
Somehow, telling people that you're creating a "Windows Communications Framework" application doesn't sound too hot, does it? ;)


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Introduction
I transitioned from last week's usability study on JoAnn.com, desktop version, to its mobile site.
JoAnn.com is an e-commerce business, providing visitors the opportunity to purchase fabric and craft supplies. The mobile site provides an informational section to inspire visitors to try new craft projects, promote sales, and feature products.
I conducted a virtual usability test using a live version of JoAnn.com using Zoom, a video conferencing platform. The session captured each participant's navigational choices, task completion rates, comments, and overall satisfaction rating, questions and feedback.
Executive Summary
The virtual usability test assesses the usability of the web interface design, information flow, and information architecture. It was conducted on Friday, May 1, 2020 and Saturday, May 2, 2020. Three people participated in the test during their own session. Test scenarios were the same over the two days.
The purpose of the test is to determine whether the website is easy to use. This report is a combination of the results and recommendations from both sets of users. The challenges and recommendations are similar. This is a result of the the mobile site having the identical content and features as the desktop version- rather than being designed
The challenges and recommendations are similar. This is a result of the the mobile site having identical content and features as the desktop version- It was not designed to meet the unique needs of a mobile user.
The test identified problems including:
- Lack of capability to search individual stores' stock
- Confusion of the process to order online and pick up at local store
- COVID-19 pop up distracts users
- Overwhelming amount of information and images
- The pages are too long without having a "scroll up" feature-
The information contained here includes the participant feedback, task completion rates, ease or difficulty of completion rating, errors and recommendations for improvement. A copy of the instructions and task scenarios are included at the end of the report.
Methodology
The user tests were conducted over two days. Each session was approximately 10 minutes in length. Participants were asked to complete three tasks. Post-scenario measures included:
- How easy it was to find the information
- How confident were you that you knew which section of the website contained the information you needed
- Ability to keep track of their location
Participants
I recruited three participants for the usability test. All three woman are in the 30-56 years-old age range. All three have previously shopped inside a JoAnn's store, but have not previously used the website on a mobile device.
Evaluation Tasks and Scenarios
Test task: Buy an assorted package of acrylic paints, that are available to pick up at the store.
Test scenario: You want to avoid going into JoAnn’s tomorrow but need acrylic paint for a project.  Find a multi-pack of paints that are available for pick up at your local JoAnn store.
Test task: Buy 12 ft. of fabric
Test scenario: You’re making a blanket for your son. His favorite superhero is Spiderman. Find a Spiderman fabric and add it to your cart.
Test task: Buy a cake pan
Test Task You’re baking a sheet cake next week and need a new pan. Find a the top rated 9x13 cake pan and add it to your cart.
Results
Two participants were able to locate a package of acrylic paints that were available at their local store. The third participant, with experience using mobile applications, not shopping using a website on a mobile device, was uable to navigate to the "Paint" inventory.
All participants completed Task 2 and 3. Every participant expressed frustration with scrolling through the inventory.
Overall Ratings
After the completion of the test, participants rated the overall site using the 5-point rating scale from 1 (strongly disagree) to 5 (strongly agree).
Recommendations
Users want to see changes that will make it easier to navigate and reduce the visual distractions on the homepage.
- Create a separate mobile version of JoAnn.com and prioritize the information and products mobile users want. When everything is important, than nothing is important.
- Remove the COVID-19 information pop up from appearing every time a new page loads. It's a help resource for customers that only needs to appear once throughout their visit.
- Add the capability to search local stores' inventory.
- The pages are very long. Its frustrating to navigate. The site should give users the opportunity to "scroll up" quickly and have access to the navigation bar without having to scroll all the way to the top.


15 quotes by birthday star Sushmita Sen that set her apart
by Vedanshi PathakSushmita Sen turns 44 today and the glamorous mother of two shows no signs of dulling down. She is one actress who has been the face of women empowerment in Bollywood. Sushmita Sen has seen it all in life -- success, failure, heartbreak to new love, she has been at the peak of the ladder and also seen many lows but the one thing that has kept this diva rolling is her unwavering self-belief.
On her birthday today, we’ve listed out 15 quotes by the actress on the professional and personal life and everything in between. Scroll through and thank us for stoking you with such inspiring words later.
“Carve your own way, choose not to drift along.”
“The only way to go beyond things is to go through them.”
“Work hard…command results, demand nothing.”
“I like winning, it’s an old habit. But I don’t like rat races.”
“I am a very content person, but I am never satisfied. And that drives me.”
“I don’t know what’s ‘enough’, but as long as I do everything I choose to do with everything that I’ve got, that to me is being successful.”
“Everything begins and ends with us in very many ways. And being a little selfish, it’s not a bad thing.  How she raises one, makes one.”
“Either you match the size of my diamond or the size of my heart.”
“What made me win Miss Universe was my belief as an average Indian girl, that I could try and be better than average one day.”
“I think if a man wakes up next to me thinking ‘I have to be here’, that’s not good enough for me. He should want to be there. So if he has a woman on his mind while I am beside him, that doesn’t necessarily make him faithful.”
“I am so grateful that I have such wonderful people in my life, who have come and left at the right time for me to grow.”
“Things are misunderstood because they are not said properly. To make it work, you have to be very vocal about your feelings.”
“If I start doing all the whole bit of sacrificing…I’ll be miserable.”
“I have no fear of failing…I have accepted the one important thing in my life that I am not perfect. You are going to fail at some point or the other.”


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PMCO Fall Split 2019, Prelims Day 3 Match 16: Team IND finishes #11, Team ORANGE wins the game, MEGA finishes #2
by Mohit KumarPMCO Fall Split 2019 Prelims for Global Finals are being held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The 16th match of Prelims Day 3 took place in the map Erangel, from a third-person perspective. The flight path begins from Lipovka and ends in between Primorsk and Military Base. The highest priority locations were Pochinki, School, Rozhok, and Gatka.
Insidious (INS) was the first South Asian team to get knocked out of the match. As always, their strategy of widespread play resulted in their own loss. Bhisma and Joker of INS were the last two players trying their hands with Asterion Myth, but, unfortunately they got killed by Asterion Myth players.
Throughout the Erangel map, team MEGA and ORANGE ESPORTS were spraying bullets like nobody's business. However, ORANGE ESPORTS took the chicken dinner from the last nail biting situation. The last circle was the moment of the match when a solo player of ORANGE ESPORTS 'leon' single handedly led his team to the chicken dinner; knocking two MEGA ESPORTS players down.
Standings of the match 16 (Erangel-TPP):
There was no South Asian team in the top 8 of the match 16 of PMCO fall split. The last 8 standings of the Erangel match is as:
The total kill rating of the PMCO Fall Split Prelims till match 16 is as:
There are only two more matches left in the PMCO Fall Split Prelims. Let's see who takes their ticket to the finals to be held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia within few days.


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I was reading the article Bloggers Need Not Apply (via) and I found it a little bothersome. (Note that the article is no where near as inflamatory as its title.)
In many ways it was the typical anti-blog fair -- pointing out a variety of negatives that are fairly obvious and are the occasional result of any transparency or open communication. It is the risk of appearing as a whole person, the risk of being honest.
I got to thinking about how my blog might work against me; after all, I would certainly put my blog down on any resume. And there are things that might make me seem less than motivated with respect to some positions, and my political posts might not please some people.
On the other hand, I kind of think of it as my current self saving my future self from compromising too much. It's easy to drift from our core values, and it's easy to forget what we once were passionate about. And sure, I've drifted some ways already from past selves, but that should be a point of tension, not a comfortable process of forgetting.
At the same time, it is quite unfair that a potential employer dig deep into the archives without giving my current-self a chance to respond. For instance:
The site quickly revealed that the true passion of said blogger's life was not academe at all, but the minutiae of software systems, server hardware, and other tech exotica. It's one thing to be proficient in Microsoft Office applications or HTML, but we can't afford to have our new hire ditching us to hang out in computer science after a few weeks on the job.
That's actually a very fair concern. And the interviewer should definitely ask about that, point blank. And the interviewee should be ready to give an intelligent response. This is very fair; if a blog keeps you from dishonestly representing yourself, it doesn't make me feel that bad. But candidates deserve a chance to explain themselves when you make use of primary sources to form an opinion of them.
Another case was someone who complained about a variety of trivial things. I imagine this person used exageration to accentuate the rants. Kind of like publishing an article titled "Bloggers Need Not Apply". Hopefully the interviewer would read the blog with a writer's eyes, and understand that provocative titles (and opinions) make interesting reading, and often start interesting discussions. You can also be intellectually destructive with it; using baseless rants and lies, personal attacks, etc.
Another case was someone who gave many personal details about their life and their emotional struggles. This is a bit difficult -- it's the kind of thing which could effect your job, but the interviewer can't even really follow up on, because it's so outside the realm of the appropriate.  We are each whole people, and I dislike the way professionalism is based on depersonalization. But there's no really good resolution for this, from either party. I can only say that there do exist compassionate and understanding employers who do not let institutional requirements destroy their empathy. I'd go further and say: if you are in the position to hire someone, you don't owe it to your employer/institution to ignore empathetic and compassionate inclinations.
Generally I think the negatives of blogging will decrease with time.  In time, that number will become much larger. We'll each have email archives wherein we can read how stupid we used to be, or how insensitive, or how crude, and we can reflect on what we've learned over time. We can each consider what other people might find out about ourselves. And, hopefully, we'll each follow the Golden Rule, and judge others as we would have them judge ourselves. In that light, I don't think we'll have to be so afraid of the transparency of a blog. The world will catch up with the bloggers.
I think of it this way: if a potential employer reads my blog and decides they don't want to hire me based on its content, I really wouldn't have wanted to work there anyway, and it's ultimately for the best. I would hope a potential employer would read my blog and make some sort of decision based on its content (positive or negative), because it's probably the best idea he's going to get about my likes and dislikes and my personality in general... there's only so much you're going to get out of an interview. Not getting hired due to blog content may be a liability in odd times of desperation, but I haven't run in to many of those in the past ten-odd years; hopefully my luck remains steady. In the meantime, I'll just keep writing.
And there's the opposite factor: Writing provides opportunity. I've maintained a personal web site with projects, disseminations of knowledge, and personal ranting (although that's rarer over time) and eventually the site has gotten pretty decently popular. And the number of random job opportunities has gone waaayyy up. If you don't write, you may be able to sneak more easily into a company, but it probably won't be the one you're really looking for.
>On the other hand, I kind of think of it as my current self saving my future self from compromising too much. Hmmm, hopefully the decision-making processes don't require a re-factor... ;)
Agree 100%. That's all.
# Chad Austin
When it comes to programming jobs, blogs aren't so much about content (with rare exceptions, like Dave Shea) as it is about networking.
There are dozens (hundreds?) of people familiar with Ian Bicking, the programmer and blogger, that wouldn't have even known you existed.
FWIW, I disagree with your politics alll the freaking time. And if I knew someone looking for a Python programmer in Chicago, you're my first referral.
I've just finished university and started looking for a job some time ago. I've mentioned my blog in my resume and included its URL. I was asked about that in my second interview. I explained some things I am writing about on my blog, which sometimes are of relevance to my profession. I got that job. So my blog was at least not a hindrance.


Configuring PageSpeed Filters
Rewriting Level
PageSpeed offers three "levels" to simplify configuration:
PassThrough
, CoreFilters
, and
OptimizeForBandwidth
. The CoreFilters
set contains
filters that the PageSpeed team believes are safe for most web sites. By
using the CoreFilters
set, as PageSpeed is updated with new
filters, your site will get faster. The
OptimizeForBandwidth
setting
provides a stronger guarantee of safety and is suitable as a default setting
for use with sites that are not aware of PageSpeed.
To disable the CoreFilters
, you can specify
- Apache:
ModPagespeedRewriteLevel PassThrough
- Nginx:
pagespeed RewriteLevel PassThrough;
and then enable specific filters with the EnableFilters
directive.
The default level is CoreFilters
. The core set of filters
contains:
add_head combine_css combine_javascript convert_meta_tags extend_cache fallback_rewrite_css_urls flatten_css_imports inline_css inline_import_to_link inline_javascript rewrite_css rewrite_images rewrite_javascript rewrite_style_attributes_with_url
Enabling, Disabling, And Forbidding Specific Filters
To turn off specific filters in the core set, specify:
- Apache:
ModPagespeedDisableFilters filtera,filterb
- Nginx:
pagespeed DisableFilters filtera,filterb;
For example, if you want to use the core set of filters, but
specifically disable rewrite_images
and combine_css
, you can use:
- Apache:
ModPagespeedDisableFilters rewrite_images,combine_css
- Nginx:
pagespeed DisableFilters rewrite_images,combine_css;
To turn off specific filters and forbid them from being turned on by query parameters, request headers, or in a location-specific configuration section, specify (for example):
- Apache:
ModPagespeedForbidFilters rewrite_css,rewrite_javascript
- Nginx:
pagespeed ForbidFilters rewrite_css,rewrite_javascript;
You can use any number of the DisableFilters
and/or
ForbidFilters
directives, each of which can contain
multiple filter names separated by commas.
The EnableFilters
configuration file directive allows
specification of one or more filters by name, separated by commas.
You can use any number of EnableFilters
directives, each of which can contain multiple filter names separated
by commas. For example:
- Apache:
ModPagespeedRewriteLevel PassThrough ModPagespeedEnableFilters combine_css,extend_cache,rewrite_images ModPagespeedEnableFilters rewrite_css,rewrite_javascript
- Nginx:
pagespeed RewriteLevel PassThrough; pagespeed EnableFilters combine_css,extend_cache,rewrite_images; pagespeed EnableFilters rewrite_css,rewrite_javascript;
The order of the directives in the configuration file is not important. the rewriters are run in the pre-defined order presented in the table:
| Filter Name | In CoreFilters | In OptimizeForBandwidth | Brief Description |
|---|---|---|---|
responsive_images |
No | No | Makes images responsive by adding srcset with images optimized for various resolutions. |
add_head |
Yes | No |
Adds a <head> element to the document if not
already present. |
combine_heads |
No | No |
Combines multiple <head> elements found in
document into one. |
inline_import_to_link |
Yes | No | Inlines <style> tags comprising only CSS @imports by converting them to equivalent <link> tags. |
outline_css |
No | No | Externalize large blocks of CSS into a cacheable file. |
outline_javascript |
No | No | Externalize large blocks of JS into a cacheable file. |
move_css_above_scripts |
No | No |
Moves CSS elements above <script> tags. |
move_css_to_head |
No | No | Moves CSS elements into
the <head> . |
combine_css |
Yes | No | Combines multiple CSS elements into one. |
rewrite_css |
Yes | Yes | Rewrites CSS files to remove excess whitespace and comments, and, if enabled, rewrite or cache-extend images referenced in CSS files. In OptimizeForBandwidth mode, the minification occurs in-place without changing URLs. |
fallback_rewrite_css_urls |
Yes | No | Rewrites resources referenced in any CSS file that cannot otherwise be parsed and minified. |
rewrite_style_attributes |
No | No | Rewrite the CSS in style attributes by applying the configured rewrite_css filter to it. |
rewrite_style_attributes_with_url |
Yes | No | Rewrite the CSS in style attributes if it contains the text 'url(' by applying the configured rewrite_css filter to it |
flatten_css_imports |
Yes | No | Inline CSS by flattening all @import rules. |
prioritize_critical_css |
No | No | Replace CSS tags with inline versions that include only the CSS used by the page. |
make_google_analytics_async |
No | No | Convert synchronous use of Google Analytics API to asynchronous |
make_show_ads_async |
No | No | Convert synchronous use of Google AdSense API to asynchronous |
rewrite_javascript |
Yes | Yes | Rewrites JavaScript files to remove excess whitespace and comments. In OptimizeForBandwidth mode, the minification occurs in-place without changing URLs. |
rewrite_javascript_external |
Yes | Yes | Implied by rewrite_javascript. Rewrites JavaScript external files to remove excess whitespace and comments. In OptimizeForBandwidth mode, the minification occurs in-place without changing URLs. |
rewrite_javascript_inline |
Yes | Yes | Implied by rewrite_javascript. Rewrites inline JavaScript blocks to remove excess whitespace and comments. |
include_js_source_maps |
No | No | Adds source maps to rewritten JavaScript files. |
combine_javascript |
Yes | No | Combines multiple script elements into one. |
canonicalize_javascript_libraries |
No | No | Redirects JavaScript libraries to a JavaScript hosting service. |
inline_css |
Yes | No | Inlines small CSS files into the HTML document. |
inline_google_font_css |
No | No | Inlines small CSS files used by fonts.googleapis.com into the HTML document. |
inline_javascript |
Yes | No | Inlines small JS files into the HTML document. |
local_storage_cache |
No | No | Cache inlined resources in HTML5 local storage. |
insert_ga |
No | No | Adds the Google Analytics snippet to each HTML page. |
rewrite_images |
Yes | No | Optimizes images, re-encoding them, removing excess pixels, and inlining small images. In OptimizeForBandwidth mode, the minification occurs in-place without changing URLs. |
convert_jpeg_to_progressive |
Yes | Yes | Converts larger jpegs to progressive format. Implied by recompress images. |
convert_png_to_jpeg |
Yes | Yes | Converts gif and png images into jpegs if they appear to be less sensitive to compression artifacts and lack alpha transparency. Implied by recompress images. |
convert_jpeg_to_webp |
Yes | Yes | Producess lossy webp rather than jpeg images for browsers that support webp. Implied by recompress images. |
convert_to_webp_animated |
No | No | Replaces animated gif images with webp images on browsers that support the format. |
convert_to_webp_lossless |
Yes | No | Implied by rewrite_images. Replaces png and non-animated gif images with webp images on browsers that support the format. |
insert_image_dimensions |
No | No |
Adds width and height attributes to
<img> tags that lack them. |
inline_images |
Yes | No |
Implied by rewrite_images. Replaces small images by
data: urls. |
recompress_images |
Yes | Yes | Implied by rewrite_images. Recompresses images, removing excess metadata and transforming gifs into pngs. |
recompress_jpeg |
Yes | Yes | Implied by recompress_images. Recompresses jpegs, removing excess metadata. |
recompress_png |
Yes | Yes | Implied by recompress_images. Recompresses pngs, removing excess metadata. |
recompress_webp |
Yes | Yes | Implied by recompress_images. Recompresses webps, removing excess metadata. |
convert_gif_to_png |
Yes | Yes | Implied by recompress_images. Optimizes gifs to pngs. |
strip_image_color_profile |
Yes | Yes | Implied by recompress_images. Strips color profile info from images. |
strip_image_meta_data |
Yes | Yes | Implied by recompress_images. Strips EXIF meta data from images. |
jpeg_sampling |
Yes | Yes | Implied by recompress_images. Reduces the color sampling of jpeg images to 4:2:0. |
resize_images |
Yes | No | Implied by rewrite_images. Resizes images
when the corresponding <img> tag specifies a
smaller width and height . |
resize_rendered_image_dimensions |
Yes | No | Implied by rewrite_images. Resizes an image when the rendered dimensions of the image are smaller than the actual image. |
inline_preview_images |
No | No | Uses inlined low-quality images as placeholders which will be replaced with original images once the web page is loaded. |
resize_mobile_images |
No | No |
Works just like inline_preview_images , but uses smaller
placeholder images and only serves them to mobile browsers. |
remove_comments |
No | No | Removes comments in HTML files (but not in inline JavaScript or CSS). |
collapse_whitespace |
No | No |
Removes excess whitespace in HTML files (avoiding
<pre> ,
<script> ,
<style> , and
<textarea> ).
|
elide_attributes |
No | No | Removes attributes which are not significant according to the HTML spec. |
extend_cache |
Yes | No | Extends cache lifetime of CSS, JS, and image resources that have not otherwise been optimized, by signing URLs with a content hash. |
extend_cache_css |
Yes | No | Implied by extend_cache. Extends cache lifetime of otherwise unoptimized CSS resources by signing URLs with a content hash. |
extend_cache_images |
Yes | No | Implied by extend_cache. Extends cache lifetime of otherwise unoptimized images by signing URLs with a content hash. |
extend_cache_scripts |
Yes | No | Implied by extend_cache. Extends cache lifetime of otherwise unoptimized scripts by signing URLs with a content hash. |
extend_cache_pdfs |
No | No | Extends cache lifetime of PDFs by signing URLs with a content hash. |
sprite_images |
No | No | Combine background images in CSS files into one sprite. |
rewrite_domains |
No | No |
Rewrites the domains of resources not otherwise touched by
PageSpeed, based on MapRewriteDomain and
ShardDomain settings in the config file. |
trim_urls |
No | No | Shortens URLs by making them relative to the base URL. |
pedantic |
No | No | Add default types for <script> and <style> tags if the type attribute is not present and the page is not HTML5. The purpose of this filter is to help ensure that PageSpeed does not break HTML4 validation. |
remove_quotes |
No | No | Removes quotes around HTML attributes that are not lexically required. |
add_instrumentation |
No | No | Adds JavaScript to page to measure latency and send back to the server. |
convert_meta_tags |
Yes | No |
Adds a response header for each meta tag with an
http-equiv attribute. |
defer_javascript |
No | No | Defers the execution of JavaScript in HTML until page load complete. |
dedup_inlined_images |
No | No | Replaces repeated inlined images with JavaScript that loads the image from the first occurence of the image. |
lazyload_images |
No | No | Loads images when they become visible in the client viewport. |
insert_dns_prefetch |
No | No |
Inserts <link rel="dns-prefetch"
href="//www.example.com"> tags to reduce DNS resolution
time. |
hint_preload_subresources |
No | No |
Inserts Link:</example.css>; rel=preload
headers to permit earlier fetching of important resources. |
in_place_optimize_for_browser |
No | Yes | Perform browser-dependent in-place resource optimizations. | .
Forbidding All Disabled Filters
You can
enable filters for a specific request
using either query parameters or request headers, and you can
enable filters in sub-directories
using the EnableFilters
directive.
In both cases you can enable filters that are disabled or not explicitly enabled in the configuration file, however there are situations where this is undesirable, such as when a filter has been expressly disabled because it breaks a page, or because a filter imposes too great a load on the server.
All disabled filters can be forced off with:
- Apache:
ModPagespeedForbidAllDisabledFilters true
- Nginx:
pagespeed ForbidAllDisabledFilters true;
Note that in this context disabled filters means all filters that
are not enabled by the RewriteLevel
or
EnableFilters
directives.
This directive can be used in location-specific configuration sections.
Checking Which Filters Are Enabled
If you want to see exactly which filters are enabled on a virtual host, you can do so by going to that host's admin or statistics page.
Tuning the Filters
Once the rewriters are selected, some of them may also be tuned. These parameters control the inlining and outlining thresholds of various resources.
CssFlattenMaxBytes 102400 (was 2048 prior to <IP_ADDRESS>) CssImageInlineMaxBytes 0 CssInlineMaxBytes 2048 CssOutlineMinBytes 3000 ImageInlineMaxBytes 3072 ImageJpegNumProgressiveScans -1 ImageJpegNumProgressiveScansForSmallScreens -1 ImageLimitOptimizedPercent 100 ImageLimitResizeAreaPercent 100 ImageRecompressionQuality 85 ImageResolutionLimitBytes 32000000 JpegRecompressionQuality -1 JpegRecompressionQualityForSmallScreens 70 WebpRecompressionQuality 80 WebpAnimatedRecompressionQuality 70 WebpRecompressionQualityForSmallScreens 70 JsInlineMaxBytes 2048 JsOutlineMinBytes 3000 MaxInlinedPreviewImagesIndex -1 MinImageSizeLowResolutionBytes 3072 RetainComment "[WILDCARD PATTERN]" RewriteRandomDropPercentage 0
Note: The default settings are reasonable and intuitive, but have not been experimentally tuned.
These directives can be used in location-specific configuration sections.
Controlling the use of beacons
The lazyload_images
,
inline_preview_images
,
and inline_images
filters, use a beacon to collect information
about the rewritten page so as to optimize the rewriting process. The beacon
is a POST
request sent back by JavaScript inserted into the page
by the filter. The use of this beacon is on by default but it can be disabled
using:
- Apache:
ModPagespeedCriticalImagesBeaconEnabled false
- Nginx:
pagespeed CriticalImagesBeaconEnabled false;
If you disable image beacons but enable filters that use them, the filters will work but not as well as when beacons are enabled.
This directive can be used in all scopes including location-specific configuration sections.
Controlling beacon expiry
Note: New option as of <IP_ADDRESS>By default beacon data is considered valid for two hours, but if your site has a lot of pages that change rarely and get few hits you might want to raise this limit:
- Apache:
ModPagespeedFinderPropertiesCacheExpirationTimeMs TtlInMs
- Nginx:
pagespeed FinderPropertiesCacheExpirationTimeMs TtlInMs;
Preserving URLs in HTML
PageSpeed filters often modify the URLs of resources in HTML pages. This is generally harmless but it has the potential to break pages whose JavaScript expects to read or modify the URLs in the page.
image_preserve_urls, css_preserve_urls, and js_preserve_urls will suppress URL rewriting actions for the respective resource types. Those filters that require modifications to the URL are disabled by the preserve directives.
Note: Even though resource URLs are unchanged that does not mean that they cannot still be optimized. For instance, InPlaceResourceOptimization still works since it does not alter URLs. Turning on in place resource optimization is recommended when enabling any of the options to preserve URLs. In version <IP_ADDRESS> and later in place resource optimization is enabled by default.
Enabling image_preserve_urls will forbid
the use of the following filters:
inline_preview_images
,
lazyload_images
,
extend_cache_images
,
inline_images
,
and sprite_images
.
Enabling css_preserve_urls will forbid the use
of the following filters:
combine_css
,
extend_cache_css
,
inline_css
,
inline_import_to_link
,
and outline_css
.
Enabling js_preserve_urls will forbid the use
of the following filters:
canonicalize_javascript_libraries
,
combine_javascript
,
defer_javascript
,
extend_cache_javascript
,
inline_javascript
,
and outline_javascript
.
Reducing Load by Randomly Dropping Expensive Rewrites
To reduce processing load, PageSpeed can be configured to optimize the most frequently fetched resources, leaving infrequently fetched resources alone. This is accomplished by randomly dropping expensive (CSS and image) rewrites. Frequently fetched resources will have a higher probability of being rewritten than infrequently fetched resources. Over time, frequently accessed resources will be optimized and cached so a page will be fully optimized. Infrequently accessed pages will be left unoptimized or partially optimized, saving CPU time and cache space.- Apache:
ModPagespeedRewriteRandomDropPercentage Percent
- Nginx:
pagespeed RewriteRandomDropPercentage Percent;
This is a load-tuning parameter (integer between 0 and 100 inclusive) that controls the percentage of resource rewrites that are randomly dropped. Currently only CSS and image rewrites are randomly dropped, as they are the CPU intensive rewrite tasks. A value of 100 means all such rewrites are dropped and a value of 0 means no rewrites are dropped. A value of 75 means that 75% of image and CSS rewrites (selected at random) are dropped. Do not set this parameter to 100 in order prevent optimization of images and CSS files, it is more efficient to instead disable the image and/or CSS filters.
As an example, if the value is 90 then an image fetched only once will be optimized with 10% probability while an image fetched 50 times will be optimized with 99.65% probability (1 - 0.9^50). You may need to tune this parameter to find a value that provides the right load on your servers and still provides sufficient image and CSS optimization.
Note: Images within CSS files are not randomly dropped as this would lead to partially optimized CSS resources.
Configuring for Multiple Servers
When running PageSpeed on multiple servers, it is important that each have the same configuration file. This ensures that when a browser requests an image or other resource from one server, it will be optimized using the same options that were used to compute the optimized resource when HTML was served. It is helpful to use memcached to share cache between servers as it improves multi-server performance and scalability, but it is still important that the configurations are consistent to get the desired behavior when optimized images are evicted from cache.
Note also that location-specific configuration settings should be consistent between the HTML paths and the resource paths.
In some sites, the URL path layout or network deployment strategy may not allow for consistent configuration between HTML and images. PageSpeed offers a workaround for such sites by encoding relevant configuration settings for each rewritten resource into the URLs:
- Apache:
ModPagespeedAddOptionsToUrls on
- Nginx:
pagespeed AddOptionsToUrls on;
This adds an encoding of the options that are relevant to each rewritten
resource to the URLs. While the produced URLs are larger, this provides a
mechanism to propagate configuration without having to share a configuration
file. For example, a site with image recompression on and JPEG compression set
to 85 would see URLs like
http://example.com/ximage.jpg.pagespeed.gp+jw+pj+rj+rp+rw+iq=85.ic.HASH.jpg
.
While it is better to have the extra configuration details in the configuration
file, this option offers a fallback plan when that is not practical.
Custom Fetch Headers
When not using LoadFromFile, PageSpeed has to make HTTP requests for sub-resources of a >page in order to rewrite them. Consider the following HTML snippet:
... <body> <img src="example.jpg"> ...
If the rewrite_images
filter is enabled, PageSpeed needs to fetch example.jpg
in order
to inline, compress, or otherwise optimize it. If you would like custom
headers to be sent with all sub-resource fetches like this one, you can use
the CustomFetchHeader
directive:
- Apache:
ModPagespeedCustomFetchHeader CustomHeader CustomHeaderValue ModPagespeedCustomFetchHeader AnotherCustomHeader AnotherValue
- Nginx:
pagespeed CustomFetchHeader CustomHeader CustomHeaderValue; pagespeed CustomFetchHeader AnotherCustomHeader AnotherValue;
Unsupported Filters
The PageSpeed code base contains a number of additional filters whose use is unsupported. Some of these are experimental; note that using experimental filters is likely to result in crashes or site breakage. Others are used for debugging specific problems with PageSpeed:
| Debugging filter name | Brief Description |
|---|---|
add_base_tag |
Adds a <base> element to the beginning of
the <head> that reflects the base url PageSpeed
is using to resolve relative url references in the page. |
debug |
Adds comments to the page describing actions by certain filters, and attempts to serve JavaScript injected by PageSpeed in source form rather than compiled and minified. |
deterministic_js |
Attempts to provide deterministic JavaScript behavior on each page, for example by replacing the timer and random number generator with functions that return the same sequence of values on every page load. |
strip_scripts |
Removes all script tags from the document. |
Note: None of the above filters should be used to serve live traffic.
Remote Configuration
Note: New feature as of <IP_ADDRESS>
PageSpeed filters and configurations can also be specified by an external
"Remote Configuration" file. The remote configuration will override
the main configuration file, override .htaccess
configurations, and
be overridden by any query-level parameters.
To specify the RemoteConfigurationUrl
:
- Apache:
ModPagespeedRemoteConfigurationUrl https://example.com/remote.conf
- Nginx:
pagespeed RemoteConfigurationUrl https://example.com/remote.conf;
The syntax for the remote configuration file is similar to that of the
.htaccess
configurations with a few notable exceptions. Directives
don't use ModPagespeed
as a prefix. Comments are specified by
#
and must be on their own line. Filters and options with
DirectoryScope
or higher may be applied with the remote
configuration. Any invalid lines in the remote configuration will be skipped, a
warning will be logged, and the remaining lines will still be parsed. The remote
configuration terminates with a line beginning with
EndRemoteConfig
, and any lines after this are ignored. If the
configuration file does not contain a line beginning with
EndRemoteConfig
no configuration will be applied. An example
configuration for enabling the remove_comments
filter is as
follows.
# Enable the remove_comments filter. EnableFilter remove_comments EndRemoteConfig # Everything after the previous line will be ignored.
The remote configuration file will be fetched on the server's startup,
and cached for the extent determined by the remote server's
Cache-Control
and Expires
headers. For example, if
the remote configuration hosting server provides the header
Cache-Control: max-age=3600
, the next fetch of the
remote configuration will happen at the first request after 3600 seconds.
Failed fetches after successful fetches will continue to serve the stale config.
The remote configuration should be used in addition to your original
configuration. The remote configuration is not guaranteed to be fetched and
applied to every request, so the site should not rely on the remote
configuration in order to work.
- Apache:
ModPagespeedRemoteConfigurationTimeoutMs 1500
- Nginx:
pagespeed RemoteConfigurationTimeoutMs 1500;
Note: Remote configurations can not be fetched from the same server that is running the instance of pagespeed.


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If Project scope is specified, then a project baseline is created.
If Part scope is specified, then a design part scoped baseline is created.
If Revised scope is specified, then a revised baseline is created.
(Note: Using a project scoped baseline causes the plug-in to ignore the 'Owning part for baseline' and 'Baseline Template' fields, even if they have been given specific values in the configuration; also a project baseline is always owned by the product that owns the stream or project).


Caching
Image without disk cache used
Image with disk cache used
Zoom
Image with zoom 0.5
Image with zoom 2
Image with zoom 3
Border
Image with border
Postfilters
Image with zoom 2 and blur postfilter
Image with zoom 2 and scanlines postfilter
Prefilters
Image with zoom 2 and atari-like prefilter
Supported formats
ZX Spectrum ULA+ .scr file
ZX Spectrum Hardware Flash .scr file
ZX Spectrum Monochrome 6144 .scr file
ZX Spectrum RGB Tricolor .3 file
ZX Spectrum Multicolor 8*2 .ifl file
ZX Spectrum Multicolor 8*4 ? file
Sample is needed
ZX Spectrum Multicolor 8*1 .mlt file
ZX Spectrum Multicolor 8*1 .mc file
ZX Spectrum Screen with Multicolor border .bsc file
ZX Spectrum Gigascreen with Multicolor border .bsp file
ZX Spectrum Multicolor Screen with Multicolor border .bmc4 file
ZX Spectrum Gigascreen .img file
ZX Spectrum Gigascreen with Multicolor 8*1 .mg1 file
ZX Spectrum Gigascreen with Multicolor 8*2 .mg2 file
ZX Spectrum Gigascreen with Multicolor 8*4 .mg4 file
ZX Spectrum Gigascreen .mg8 file
ZX Spectrum 53c attributes .atr file
ZX Spectrum Gigascreen attributes .hlr file
ZX Spectrum Stellar (lowres interlaced gigascreen+multicolor) .stl file
ZX Spectrum Macroscreen with optional Gigascreen .ch$ file
ZX Spectrum Next .nxi file
ZX Evolution baseconf .bmp file
ZX Evolution tsconf .sxg file
Sam Coupe SS3 (mode3)
Sample is needed
Sam Coupe SS4 (mode4)
Sam Coupe SSX (mode1)
Sam Coupe SSX (mode2)
Sam Coupe SSX (mode3)
Sam Coupe SSX (mode4)
Sam Coupe SSX (raw)
Timex Multicolor 8*1 .scr file
Timex hires 512x192 .scr file
Timex hires gigascreen 512x192 .scr file
Profi GRF (512х240, 16 colors)


In the paper Synthetic Commodity Money, George Selgin describes Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as synthetic commodities that address shortcomings traditional stores of value have. Specifically fiat money has mismanagement issues (queue present day Federal Reserve money printer) and commodities have unexpected supply shocks. The issue with Bitcoin is that there is a fixed amount, so deflation is built in. Another cryptocurrency with more elastic supply would have the benefits Bitcoin has as well as fix the deflationary issue. Ampleforth tries to tackle this exact issue.
Ampleforth, $AMPL, is one of the most interesting coins, because the supply of it changes daily based on the price. When the price is high, the wallet balances increases and when it is low the balance decreases. The main purpose of this rebase is to dampen the volatility of the price, giving it an intrinsic ability to be a stablecoin and price other assets off of Ampleforth. In essence, the larger the market cap, the more stable $AMPL price will be. The whitepaper can be found here.
How the rebase works works
I will outline two specific scenarios.
- Jordan buys 1 Ample for $1 and the price soon increases to $2. The price-supply equilibrium would 'split' the Amples and Jordan would end up with 2 Amples worth $1 each. The total net worth of Amples is constant, this is literally a stock split.
- Say after this Jordan's Amples shoot down to $.5. Similarly, after the rebase period, he will end up with 1 Ample worth $1. This is akin to a reverse stock split
The exact details are subject to change but currently if the price is above a target threshold the supply expands and if it is below the supply contracts. Specifically the current price target is one 2019 US dollar and price threshold is at 5%. The rebalance occurs gradually over 10 days to smooth out the supply changes, but the key here is that this process is memory-less. The previous days supply change does not matter when calculating the current days supply change. Whatever the supply should be is just adjusted by \(\frac{1}{10}\) everyday. More details can be found in this article written by the founder.
Trading Implications
This rebalance feature has massive implications for the trading world. It can be very harmful to leave stale bids as they can easily get swept from traders gaming the rebase period which occurs daily at 02:00 UTC. Also it should be possible to predict the rebase direction and benefit from front-running this equilibrium point.
Investing Implications
Unlike most crypto coins, the price of $AMPL is really secondary to the market cap due to the rebase protocol. Below is a market cap and price over the past month from coinmarketcap. We can see that while the price increased from $1 to around $2.3, around a 1.3x increase. However the market cap during this same period increased from 6 million to 120 million, a 20x increase and the true value of the investment during this period.
Additional Thoughts
Due to the rebase mechanism, $AMPL should have very unique returns characteristics, uncorrelated with other assets both in the traditional space and the crypto space. I believe that it is the ultimate momentum asset because as long as the price stays above $1 the supply will increase. People will see that their net worth has gone up and buy more $AMPL. Theoretically people will sell the extra $AMPL for every new issuance, but I do not think that will happen. People will chase returns and put even more money into $AMPL to receive a larger split. In a market prone to rapid bull runs, it is against human nature to sell. They will in fact buy more $AMPL, leading to an increase in $AMPL supply and potentially causing a large feedback loop. I am not advocating for the fundamentals of $AMPL, rather I believe that the built in mechanics give it a shot to multiply a lot more than some of the other smallcap crypto coins. I believe return distribution should have a lot higher right skew and kurtosis than a normal smallcap.


apollo.analysis.filter
Class TwilightFilter
java.lang.Object
apollo.analysis.filter.TwilightFilter
public class TwilightFilter
- extends java.lang.Object
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
logger
protected static final org.apache.log4j.Logger logger
certainly_good
protected static int certainly_good
certainly_bad
protected static int certainly_bad
seq_nucleic
protected boolean seq_nucleic
ref_nucleic
protected boolean ref_nucleic
TwilightFilter
public TwilightFilter()
setSeqNucleic
public void setSeqNucleic(boolean nucleic)
setRefNucleic
public void setRefNucleic(boolean nucleic)
setCertainlyBad
protected void setCertainlyBad(int lower_bound)
setCertainlyGood
protected void setCertainlyGood(int upper_bound)
getCertainlyBad
protected int getCertainlyBad()
cleanUpTwilightZone
public FeaturePairI cleanUpTwilightZone(FeaturePairI terminal_span,
FeaturePairI internal_span,
boolean both_terminal,
boolean debug)
throws java.lang.Exception
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception


Misha Chitharanjan
Misha has been a web developer for 10 years, and a tinkerer since before he was 10 years old. He works with CoLab on Drupal and WordPress projects, bringing a range of languages and frameworks, from PHP to Symfony. Misha is the author of multiple Drupal and Firefox extensions, and is increasingly interested in cloud deployments with containers, perhaps more than websites themselves.
Misha was born in Singapore and currently lives in Montreal, Canada, in a suburb that’s a 10-minute walk from downtown (Montreal’s geography is weird!). He grew up with Star Trek and history studies, with tech work as a hobby that snowballed into side work and eventually into a career. His past experience includes a computer store, tech support, building in-house tools for web development, creating websites like #GivingTuesday, Global Disability Rights Now!, and It's a Wonderful Loaf, and finally, joining CoLab.


Every round of golf is based on playing a number of holes in a given order. A round typically consists of 18 holes that are played in the order determined by the course layout. On a nine-hole course, a standard round consists of two successive nine-hole rounds. Playing a hole on the golf course consists of hitting a ball from a tee on the teeing box (a marked area designated for the first shot of a hole, a tee shot), and once the ball comes to rest, striking it again. This process is repeated until the ball is in the cup. Once the ball is on the green (an area of finely cut grass) the ball is usually putted (hit along the ground) into the hole. The goal of resting the ball in the hole in as few strokes as possible may be impeded by hazards, such as bunkers and water hazards. In most typical forms of gameplay, each player plays his or her ball from the tee until it is holed.
Players can walk or drive in motorized carts over the course, either singly or in groups of two, three, or four, sometimes accompanied by caddies who carry and manage the players' equipment and give them advice.
In stroke play, the score consists of the number of strokes played plus any penalty strokes incurred. Penalty strokes are not actually strokes but penalty points that are added to the score for violations of rules or utilizing relief procedures.