by Neven Munđar
Software architecture
Single instance of software runs on a server and serves multiple tenants.
Each tenant has an access to a dedicated share of the instance.
User or group of users with the access to application instance with specific privileges.
Google docs
Salesforce CRM
WP Engine
Gym membership CRM
White label IT webshop
UI and branding
Workflow and business rules
Access Rights
Data model
Leveraging Economy of Scale
Three Approaches to Managing Multi-Tenant Data
Computing resources and code is shared
Databases are separate
Data is completely isolated
Each tenant having its own set of tables
Tables are grouped into a schema created for the tenant
SchemaName.TableName convention
Data is still isolated but not completely as in previous approach
All tenants are on the same database, schema and set of tables
Table includes records from multiple tenants associated by Tenant ID
Shared approach has higher initial costs larger development effort because of complex architecture but lower operational cost.
Physical isolation can provide security with less effort
How many tenants, how much storage per tenant, how many concurrent users?
Companies, organizations, and governments are often subject to regulatory law.
Laws affect security and record storage needs.
(e.g. Safe Harbor).
Multitenant architecture and SaaS apps requires some specific expertise.
Shift of thinking in three interrelated areas:
People involved in all three areas need to acquire necessary knowledge.
Python, Ruby, Node.js
Shared Database, Separate Schemas
Compromise between simplicity and performance.
Supported since version 7.3 (end of 2002).
A database contains one or more named schemas.
Schemas can contain tables.
Schemas also contain other kinds of named objects, including data types, functions, and operators.
Public Schema
Tables created without specifying any schema names, by default, are automatically put into a schema named "public".
Every new database contains such a schema.
Creating a Schema
CREATE SCHEMA myschema;
Qualified name
schema.table
Create table
CREATE TABLE myschema.mytable (
...
);
Set search path
SET search_path TO myschema;
Set search path as list
SET search_path TO myschema,public;
Django
cursor = super(DatabaseWrapper, self)._cursor()
search_paths = [self.schema_name, public_schema_name]
cursor.execute('SET search_path = {0}'.format(','.join(search_paths)))
SQLAlchemy
from sqlalchemy import Table, MetaData, create_engine
engine = create_engine("postgresql://user:pass@localhost/test")
with engine.connect() as conn:
conn.execute("SET search_path TO test_schema, public")
meta = MetaData()
referring = Table('referring', meta, autoload=True, autoload_with=conn)
Ruby
def set_search_path(name, include_public = true)
path_parts = [name.to_s, ("public" if include_public)].compact
ActiveRecord::Base.connection.schema_search_path = path_parts.join(",")
end
Django Multitenancy
https://www.djangopackages.com/grids/g/multi-tenancy/
django-tenant-schemas
https://github.com/bernardopires/django-tenant-schemas
Tenant support for Django using PostgreSQL schemas.
django-tenants
https://github.com/tomturner/django-tenants
Tenant support for Django using PostgreSQL schemas.
"I would like to thank two of the original authors of this project:
Bernardo Pires under the name django-tenant-schemas.
Vlada Macek under the name of django-schemata."
Tenants are identified via their host name (tenant.domain.com)
This information is stored on a table on the public schema.
Install
pip install django-tenant-schemas
Settings
# settings.py
DATABASES = {
'default': {
'ENGINE': 'tenant_schemas.postgresql_backend',
# ..
}
}
MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES = (
'tenant_schemas.middleware.TenantMiddleware',
#...
)
TEMPLATE_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS = (
'django.core.context_processors.request',
#...
)
Client must be inherited from TenantMixin
Has two required fields: domain_url and schema_name.
# models.py
from django.db import models
from tenant_schemas.models import TenantMixin
class Client(TenantMixin):
name = models.CharField(max_length=100)
paid_until = models.DateField()
on_trial = models.BooleanField()
created_on = models.DateField(auto_now_add=True)
# default true, schema will be automatically created and synced when it is saved
auto_create_schema = True
python manage.py makemigrations customers
SHARED_APPS = (
'tenant_schemas', # mandatory
'customers', # you must list the app where your tenant model resides in
'django.contrib.contenttypes',
# everything below here is optional
'django.contrib.auth',
'django.contrib.sessions',
'django.contrib.admin',
)
TENANT_APPS = (
# The following Django contrib apps must be in TENANT_APPS
'django.contrib.contenttypes',
# your tenant-specific apps
'accounts',
'hotels',
'houses',
)
INSTALLED_APPS = list(SHARED_APPS) + [
app for app in TENANT_APPS if app not in SHARED_APPS
]
TENANT_MODEL = "customers.Client"
Create tables
# Django >= 1.7
python manage.py migrate_schemas --shared
# Django < 1.7
python manage.py sync_schemas --shared
from customers.models import Client
tenant = Client(
domain_url='my-domain.com',
schema_name='public',
name='Schemas Inc.',
paid_until='2016-12-05',
on_trial=False
)
tenant.save()
tenant = Client(
domain_url='tenant.my-domain.com',
schema_name='tenant1',
name='Fonzy Tenant',
paid_until='2014-12-05',
on_trial=True
)
tenant.save() # migrations of tenant apps automatically called
./manage.py migrate_schemas --list
./manage.py migrate_schemas --shared
./manage.py migrate_schemas --schema=tenant1
Wrapper around your command so that it only runs on the schema you specify.
./manage.py tenant_command shell
./manage.py tenant_command shell --schema=tenant1
Celery: tenant-schemas-celery
https://github.com/maciej-gol/tenant-schemas-celery
# settings.py
from tenant_schemas_celery.app import CeleryApp
app = CeleryApp()
# ...
from django.db import connection
from myproject.celery import app
@app.task
def my_task():
print connection.tenant.schema_name
The schema name will get automatically added to the task's arguments.
Django Addendum
{% load addendum_tags %}
{% snippet 'home:greeting' %}Hi!{% endsnippet %} {{ user.first_name }}
Snippets are cached using a key format: snippet:<snippet_key>
Argh!
+get_cache_prefix = lambda: 'snippet:'
+if hasattr(settings, 'ADDENDUM_CACHE_PREFIX'):
+ get_cache_prefix = settings.ADDENDUM_CACHE_PREFIX
-snippet = cache.get('snippet:{0}'.format(key))
+cache_key = '{0}:{1}'.format(get_cache_prefix(), key)
+snippet = cache.get(cache_key)
def get_addendum_cache_prefix():
return 'snippet:%s' % connection.tenant.schema_name
ADDENDUM_CACHE_PREFIX = get_addendum_cache_prefix
Multitenant aware filesystem template loader
# settings.py
TEMPLATE_LOADERS = (
'tenant_schemas.template_loaders.FilesystemLoader',
'django.template.loaders.filesystem.Loader',
'django.template.loaders.app_directories.Loader'
)
MULTITENANT_TEMPLATE_DIRS = ('templates/',)
TEMPLATE_DIRS = ('templates/base',)
Schema name as prefix convention for all resources
Unit tests
...


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The Anger Habit
Why do we automatically make bad matters worse?
by Steven Stosny, Ph.D.Steven Stosny, Ph.D.
Anger in the Age of Entitlement
Anger
THE BASICS
If you’re afflicted with chronic anger, you’ve probably tried to free yourself of it, without much luck. Maybe you’ve been to anger management classes, where you learned to trade one form of anger for a less noticeable form, like resentment, annoyance, agitation, sarcasm, an so on.
I’m talking about problem anger. Anger that makes you act against your best interests or keeps you from acting in your best interests. Anger management tends to trade the former for the latter, where you put up a chilly wall or a veil of criticism between you and loved ones.
Problem anger is so hard to control because, by the time we’re adults, it’s habituated, the product of entrenched conditioned responses.
A conditioned response occurs with repeated association of A with B, so that, when A occurs, B occurs automatically. The bell rings, the dogs salivate. Your phone buzzes, you reach for your pocket. They run on autopilot, bypassing the regulatory part of the brain – the prefrontal cortex.
Conditioned Responses of Anger
A (sudden, drop in energy, confidence, or self-value - you feel insulted, devalued)
causes
B (blame someone to get adrenaline).
A (sudden vulnerable state - guilt, shame, anxiety, sadness, physical pain, powerlessness - you feel accused, threatened, or exposed)
causes
B (blame someone).
Each time these conditioned responses occur, it’s like exercising a muscle. The habit of anger becomes stronger and more automatic. Eventually you interpret continual insult, threat, exposure.
Traditional psychotherapy, while beneficial for many conditions, tends to make anger and resentment worse. Traditional therapy relies on insight. Once a habit is formed, insight into how it started will not change it. Insight can change what the habit means to you, but will not reduce the recurrence of the habit.
 That’s why Mr. Hyde can’t remember what Dr. Jekyll learned in anger management class.
Once a habit is formed, only new conditioned responses will change it. That means A must cause a different B. Instead of blaming, we must practice improving, appreciating, connecting, or protecting. (compassionpower.com has techniques to develop the new conditioned response.)
It’s not rocket science, when we experience declines in self-value, usually caused by guilt, shame, anxiety, or sadness, we need to do something that will make us feel more valuable, such as improve, appreciate, connect, or protect. Anger makes us feel temporarily more powerful, but not more valuable. Directed at loved ones, it lowers self-value still further. It’s hard to like yourself when resentful or angry at loved ones.
And it’s hard to love someone who is angry and resentful.
In other words, habitually maintaining genuine self-value (not narcissistic ego-inflation), tends to make us compassionate and kind, which, in turn, makes it easier for people to love us. Protecting low core value with habits of anger and resentment makes it hard.
If you have no value...
Submitted by The Chimp on November 24, 2019 - 11:50am
How do connection, appreciation, protection or improvement increase self-value, especially if you have no innate self value anyway?
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It's an old word from an old poem that became an old song, and which describes an old feeling: the dizziness of love. Bururet is an old world, describing an old feeling: the dizziness of falling in love—a pure, unadulterated love, of days gone by. This is a key word in Aleksa Šantić’s poem “Emina.” Set in Mostar, it describes a moment of falling in love. An English translation begins:
„A wind blew from the branches down her lovely shoulders Unraveling those thick braids of hers. Her hair gave off a scent of blue hyacinths, Making me giddy and confused“!
Influenced by Islamic geometry, and European abstract painting, The Bururet painting draw on one of the most recognizable elements of Bosnian cultural heritage, the confluence and creation of “East” and “West.” Traditional Bosnian sevdalinka music also draws on this confluence, influenced by the music and melodies of Sephardic Jewish refugees welcomed in Bosnia under the Ottoman empire the 15th Century. The poem “Emina” became one of Bosnia’s best known Sevdalinka songs, and there is an associative synesthesia between “Bururet” and the emotional melodies of this form of traditional Bosnian music. The melodies of the music circle, as the shapes of the painting do. The painting’s geometry equally references the Star of David, so that the “roots” drawn upon here, like the roots of Sevdalinka, and Bosnian culture more broadly, have never been cultural homogeneity, but the richness emerging from the meeting and welcoming of Others.


- Ness
- Autopulse
- Autopulse
- Autopulse
You can include this library to your code file by typing the below code;
use Ness\Autopulse\Autopulse
Database: Autopulse Library #top
With this library you can easily access and manage your database.
This class, contains functions that make it easier to process your data. AutoPulse will save you writing complex dml queries. The only think you need is to call required function.
Load a model to database #top
This function is used to load a model class directly to your database.
Autopulse::LoadModel(Mixed $modelForm, DbConnect | MySqlConnect $dbclassinstance);
$modelForm: Model class posted from view
$dbclassinstance: An active database connection source.
Load an array to database #top
This function is used to load an array to your database.
Autopulse::LoadArray(String $tableName = '', Array $fieldList, DbConnect | MySqlConnect $dbclassinstance);
$tableName: Table name $fieldList: Fields with values. array key must be column name of table.
$dbclassinstance: An active database connection source.
Update data #top
Update a data using arrays
Autopulse::Update(Mixed $tableName, Array $fieldList = null, String $whereOption = null, DbConnect | MySqlConnect $dbclassinstance);
$tableName: Table name to update. $fieldList: Fields with values. array key must be column name of table.
$whereOption: Update where...
$dbclassinstance: An active database connection source.
Delete a record #top
Delete from database
Autopulse::Delete(Mixed $TableName, DbConnect | MySqlConnect $dbclassinstance,String $whereOption = null);
$TableName: Table name to delete from. $whereOption: Update where...
$dbclassinstance: An active database connection source.
Delete record using Model #top
Delete from database
Autopulse::Delete(Mixed $modelForm, DbConnect | MySqlConnect $dbclassinstance,String $whereOption = null);
$modelForm: Model Form, Autopulse library use this for getting table name from class name. $whereOption: Update where...
$dbclassinstance: An active database connection source.
Example #top
Let's create a Autopulse command to insert an array to "User" table.
use Ness\Autopulse\Autopulse;
/**
* OTHER CODES
**/
$cons = omap::GetValue("database_1");
$myconnnection = new MySqlConnect($cons["host"],$cons["user"],$cons["password"],$cons["database"]);
$myUser = array("userid"=>null,
"name"=>"Example",
"surname"=>"RECORD",
"email"=>"test@test.com");
if(Autopulse::LoadArray("user", $myUser, $myconnnection->Source()))
{
echo "User Saved";
}else{
echo "Error while saving user";
}


NEAR DARK A film review by Shane R. Burridge Copyright 1995 Shane R. Burridge
(1987) 90 min
On the face of it, there seems little that is exceptional, storywise,with this reworking of the vampire myth. A young farmhand (Adrian Pasdar) meets up and falls in love with a young woman (Jenny Wright) who happens to belong to a clan of vampires. Once smitten (not to mention bitten), he finds himself dependent on their wiles to survive. Naturally, he resists. If this sounds like THE LOST BOYS, also released in 1987, then you'll probably realize why NEAR DARK became a victim of bad timing and lost attention at the box office.
NEAR DARK is, however, a treat for horror fans. The vampires are genuinely scary--not so much by dint of their supernatural powers as by their contemporary, thuggish attitudes towards violence (There's a bratty kid who, as in Anne Rice's INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE, is bitter with the knowledge that he is doomed to eternal life and will never be able to "grow up"--he's like a social worker's worst nightmare). Other films in the vampire boom of the late eighties (e.g. FRIGHT NIGHT, VAMP, INNOCENT BLOOD) revitalized the myth by using urban American settings and putting a quirky spin on their stories. NEAR DARK is different in that it doesn't play for laughs, and has the notable distinction of avoiding nearly every image associated with vampires. There are no wielded crucifixes, bats, wooden stakes, bloodstained fangs--in fact, the word "vampire" isn't even mentioned--we are just expected from our knowledge of popular folklore to assume they are so. That they are creatures of the night is emphasized by their one true fear: daylight. The title of the film points out how their lives are dictated by the sunset-sunrise cycle. This is, for all intensive purposes, the only enemy these vampires have. They are too savvy to worry about stakes and crucifixes because they know that modern society has no time or belief invested in their legend. This group, roaring across-country in their blacked-out van, are successful survivors because they have transcended the old-world thinking (and portrayal) of traditional vampires and become the serial killer equivalent more befitting the psyche of the late 20th century. The arid desert setting and menace of the sun help us empathize with the vampires' thirst. Kathryn Bigelow's direction is broody and assured--the scene in which the vampires take their time dispatching of their victims in a diner will definitely be cut for television! Tangerine Dream contribute their customary one-size-fits-all score.
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https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/wmisdk/mofcomp
MOFs are auto executed!
Essentially, this MOF execution is adding filter and a consumer to WMI and executing commands. This was generally unexplored before STUXNET, but now you find find malicious WMI providers openly.
two great resources for WMI/MOF:
http://poppopret.blogspot.com/2011/09/playing-with-mof-files-on-windows-for.html
https://www.blackhat.com/docs/us-15/materials/us-15-Graeber-Abusing-Windows-Management-Instrumentation-WMI-To-Build-A-Persistent%20Asynchronous-And-Fileless-Backdoor-wp.pdf
Essentially, for Windows prior to Vista, if you can write to C:\windows\system32\wbem\mof, you have code execution through auto executing MOF files.
Maybe a 'stealthy' way to execute code for lateral movement or otherwise is mofcomp (windows documentation at the top).


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I make animations. I am a community-based researcher. And I do front end web development, with an eye on web accessibility. I see the privilege of having chances to gain these skills, and I want use these chances to make the spaces I occupy more accessible to a wider range of people.
Interests: community-based research, social determinants of health, accessibility, digital documentary methods.


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Working on an independent study project on languages for parallel computation during a spring semester. A paper on that work was submitted for publication.
Working on an independent study project concerning binary tree deletion during a semester. The work led to presentations in departmental colloquia, at the Moravian Student Mathematics Conference, and at the ACM's national meeting in Nashville.
Spending a summer developing software for parallel processors. The work resulted in a paper presented at the World Transputer Congress in Harrogate, England.
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#include <click/ewma.hh>
Inherits P.
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| DirectEWMAX () | |
| Construct a EWMA with initial average 0. More... | |
| DirectEWMAX (value_type scaled_value) | |
| Construct a EWMA with initial scaled average scaled_value. More... | |
| value_type | scaled_average () const |
| Return the current scaled moving average. More... | |
| value_type | unscaled_average () const |
| Return the current moving average, rounded up. More... | |
| void | clear () |
| Reset the EWMA to value 0. More... | |
| void | assign (value_type scaled_value) |
| Assign the EWMA to scaled average scaled_value. More... | |
| void | update (value_type x) |
| Update the moving average with a new observation. More... | |
| void | update_n (value_type x, unsigned n) |
| Update the moving average with n identical observations. More... | |
| String | unparse () const |
| Unparse the current average into a String. More... | |
| void | update_with (value_type x) |
| Update the moving average with a new observation (deprecated). More... | |
An exponentially weighted moving average.
The DirectEWMAX template class represents a simple exponentially weighted moving average. The average starts out with value 0. The update() function adds a new observation to the average.
The template parameter P defines three EWMA parameters: value type, stability shift, and scale factor.
The value type is simply the unsigned integral type used to store the average. It is also the type of each observation. unsigned
and uint64_t
are examples.
The stability shift specifies alpha, the stability parameter. Concretely, alpha = 1. / (2 ** stability_shift). Thus, a stability shift of 4 corresponds to an alpha of 1/16.
The scaling factor specifies how many bits of fraction are kept per observation. Fraction bits are necessary to account for small differences between observations. For example, consider a EWMA with value 0, alpha 1/16, and 0 bits of fraction. Assume the EWMA begins to observe a stream of observations equal to 1. Despite these observations, the EWMA's value will never change from 0, since the 1/16 alpha factor rounds the new observations down to 0. At least 4 bits of fraction are required to account for this difference. There is a tradeoff: the more bits of fraction, the more precise the EWMA, but the less bits available to account for large values.
These EWMA parameters are defined by five of P's members, two typedefs and three possibly static member functions.
The EWMA's value type. Example: unsigned
.
The signed version of P::value_type
. Used internally. Example: int
.
This function should return this EWMA's stability shift (see above).
This function should return this EWMA's scaling factor (see above).
Since DirectEWMAX inherits from an object of type P, these members are also directly available to callers.
The FixedEWMAXParameters and StabilityEWMAXParameters types are good template arguments for DirectEWMAX.
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Construct a EWMA with initial average 0.
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Construct a EWMA with initial scaled average scaled_value.
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Return the current scaled moving average.
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Return the current moving average, rounded up.
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Reset the EWMA to value 0.
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Assign the EWMA to scaled average scaled_value.
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Update the moving average with a new observation.
| x | the observation (unscaled) |
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Update the moving average with n identical observations.
| x | the observation (unscaled) |
| n | number of observations |
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Unparse the current average into a String.
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Update the moving average with a new observation (deprecated).
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Eastbank Esplanade
This location always promises fantastic lighting and composition. Native's have nick-named this place the "Eastbank Esplanade" While out-of-towners call it "swimming hole"
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Hazelcast JSR-107 aka JCache implementation
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Contains classes/interfaces related to Client
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Hazelcast JSR-107 aka JCache implementation client side
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HazelcastRegion.getLogger() |
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DefaultNodeExtension.logger |
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Node.getLogger(Class clazz) |
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Abstract
ILogger implementation that provides implementations for the convenience methods like
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Log4j2Factory.createLogger(String name) |
protected ILogger |
Slf4jFactory.createLogger(String name) |
protected ILogger |
Log4jFactory.createLogger(String name) |
protected ILogger |
StandardLoggerFactory.createLogger(String name) |
protected abstract ILogger |
LoggerFactorySupport.createLogger(String name) |
static ILogger |
Logger.getLogger(Class clazz) |
ILogger |
LoggingService.getLogger(Class type) |
ILogger |
LoggingServiceImpl.getLogger(Class clazz) |
ILogger |
LoggerFactory.getLogger(String name) |
static ILogger |
Logger.getLogger(String name) |
ILogger |
NoLogFactory.getLogger(String name) |
ILogger |
LoggerFactorySupport.getLogger(String name) |
ILogger |
LoggingService.getLogger(String name) |
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MapStoreContext.getLogger(Class clazz) |
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NodeIOService.getLogger(String name) |
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IOService.getLogger(String name) |
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AbstractIOSelector.logger |
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AbstractIOSelector(ThreadGroup threadGroup,
String tname,
ILogger logger,
IOSelectorOutOfMemoryHandler oomeHandler) |
InSelectorImpl(ThreadGroup threadGroup,
String tname,
ILogger logger,
IOSelectorOutOfMemoryHandler oomeHandler) |
OutSelectorImpl(ThreadGroup threadGroup,
String tname,
ILogger logger,
IOSelectorOutOfMemoryHandler oomeHandler) |
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static void |
ReplicaErrorLogger.log(Throwable e,
ILogger logger) |
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PartitionRuntimeState(ILogger logger,
Collection<MemberInfo> memberInfos,
InternalPartition[] partitions,
Collection<MigrationInfo> migrationInfos,
long masterTime,
int version) |
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Operation.getLogger() |
ILogger |
NodeEngine.getLogger(Class clazz) |
ILogger |
NodeEngine.getLogger(String name) |
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ILogger |
NodeEngineImpl.getLogger(Class clazz) |
ILogger |
NodeEngineImpl.getLogger(String name) |
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ResponseHandlerFactory.createErrorLoggingResponseHandler(ILogger logger) |
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AbstractCompletableFuture(NodeEngine nodeEngine,
ILogger logger) |
BasicBackPressureService(GroupProperties properties,
ILogger logger) |
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static FutureUtil.ExceptionHandler |
FutureUtil.logAllExceptions(ILogger logger,
Level level)
This ExceptionHandler rethrows
ExecutionException s and logs
MemberLeftException s to the log. |
static FutureUtil.ExceptionHandler |
FutureUtil.logAllExceptions(ILogger logger,
String message,
Level level)
This ExceptionHandler rethrows
ExecutionException s and logs
MemberLeftException s to the log. |
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StripedExecutor(ILogger logger,
String threadNamePrefix,
ThreadGroup threadGroup,
int threadCount,
int maximumQueueSize) |
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WebFilter.LOGGER |
protected static ILogger |
ClusteredSessionService.LOGGER
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On an unnamed Earth-like super-continent planet, strange monsters and supervillains have been mysteriously appearing and causing disasters. To combat them, the world's superheroes have risen to fight them. Each of the Hero Association's superheroes are ranked from S-Class which is the strongest to C-Class which is the weakest. Saitama is one such hero, hailing from the metropolis of Z-City. He has trained himself and grown strong to the point that he can effortlessly defeat any opponent with a single punch. However, Saitama became a hero for the fun of the experience, and he has lately become bored with his superhuman power and frustrated at the complete lack of strong opponents that can challenge him. Over the course of the series, Saitama encounters various superheroes, supervillains, and monsters. He gains a disciple in the form of the cyborg Genos and eventually joins the Hero Association in order to gain official recognition. He smashes an incoming meteor and defeats boss villains like the Deep Sea King. When the alien Dark Matter Thieves invade and destroy A-City, Saitama defeats their leader Lord Boros using pure punching power.
punching power. Saitama gets to know other superheroes in the group, becoming friends with old martial artist Bang and a superhero named King who is actually a cowardly nonviolent otaku. When the Hero Association executive Sitch tries to recruit villains to become superheroes, a villain named Garo emerges and starts beating down many of the other heroes, prompting the association to make a small effort to stop him. In order to learn more about martial arts, Saitama enters a tournament. More ferocious monsters start showing up in the various cities, wearing down many of the heroes. A group of them kidnap an Association sponsor's son. The Hero Association learns that the monsters have organized into a Monster Association and that they are also recruiting members by having fighters and others ingest monster cells that transform them into monsters that have far more power.
Over the intertwining course of Garo and the Hero Association, it is discovered that the monsters have made their headquarters in the abandoned area of Z-City, which happens to be inhabited by Saitama alone. Garo encounters all the S-Class and proceeds to continue his "monstrification" process during the battles. Finally he encounters Saitama (who had come out of annoyance at the noise from the fight), whose attitude and strength infuriates and eventually destroys Garo's will, then reveals his vision for the future. Saitama, out of character, understands his pain, and under the threat by the defeated heroes to kill Garo. Garo then leaves before anyone can catch him. Though the actions of Garo and the Monster Association falls under the threat of being replaced by the Neo Heroes as well as dealing with various scandals involving corruption and negligence on some of its S-Class Heroes.
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Titus
rated R 162 minutes Fox Searchlight starring Anthony Hopkins, Jessica Lange, Alan Cumming, and Colm Feore written and directed by Julie Taymor from the play by William Shakespeare
There are some people who absolutely cannot understand Shakespeare.  Unfortunately, I am a member of the third group. The language in these type of films loses me completely, and while I was somewhat able to identify the situations and main storylines for this film, it would be lying if I didn't say I had several problems understanding the film and it's message. (If it had one). It's a pretty bad thing to lose your audience for 162 minutes, even those who do know what's going on. But with the way this film sets itself up, and the time period (if there actually is one) they are supposed to be in makes it even more confusing for the common moviegoer.
Titus (Hopkins, who just can't seem to find good roles for himself) has returned from battle and is faced with Tamora, (Lange) a mother of three sons one day in his courtroom. He orders Tamora's oldest son killed, much to her pleads of mercy.  He plans to marry Titus's only daughter, Lavinia. But refuses Saturninis's advances, and runs off with the man she truly loves. So he must seek another bride. Tamora, feeling the need for revenge for the death of her son, is willing to be wed.
And that's about where it all went downhill for me. Apparently Tamora is sleeping with a black guard/prophet/something with weird marks on his face. When they are discovered making out in the forest, by Lavinia and her lover, Tamora's two remaining sons kill the man that Lavinia loved and Tamora tells them to do what they'd like with her. They cut off both of her hands and tongue and replace her former hands with branches. It is then that the games begin, it's Titus vs. Saturninis and Tamora.
It has been a constant thing in films for as long as I can remember to worry more about the look of the film, then the script of the film itself. It's never been more apparent here. Director Taymor (who also directs the hit Broadway version of The Lion King) packs her film so full of visual style that sometimes it's too much to take. The film is up for a Best Costume Oscar, which it rightly deserves. But there isn't much else going for this picture. The film begins with a boy playing with action figures in his kitchen and suddenly turns into a battleground for Titus's soldiers. The film seems to go in and out of different periods of time. It's also very MTV for a Shakespeare play. While I'm told this is one of his very early works, and probably the most mediocre of his plays, I still doubt that Chrion and Demetrius (Tamora's sons) would listen to rock music, hump the air whenever they dance, play pool, or suddenly turn into rape and death, revenge's partners in a scheme to get Titus killed. (Don't ask). And another thing, could someone please explain to me why the kid playing with the action figures in the beginning of the film suddenly gets bigger, becomes Titus's assistant, and starts speaking Shakespeare?
The marketing for this film happens is extremely misleading. The posters depict the film as some type of historical saga with battles and a love story. In fact, the trailer does this too. Do not be fooled. It was exactly the opposite of what I was lead to believe. My major complaint in the film though, didn't need any understanding at all.  There's nudity from every single member of the main cast, sometimes you just see a character's butt, other times it's full frontal nudity. Even though the film's dark subject, revenge, does deal with death and pain, I really doubt the film needed to show a midnight orgy between countless amounts of men and women. Since I didn't have a watch to keep checking, I must have thought at least one hundred times, "When is this going to end?!" The only other noteworthy thing here is an extremely strange type of ode to Hannibal Lecter, Hopkins famous character from The Silence of the Lambs near the end, but by then you'll probably just be wondering how much more of this you will have to endure. Where did everyone find such an array of weapons?  When is this supposed to take place? Why were they using plastic? Don't ask these questions, this film won't answer them.
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Layered assembly to SQT-format BSDF
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| Float | bsdf (Pcg32 &pcg, const Vec3< Float > &wo, const Vec3< Float > &wi, Float *fs_pdf=nullptr) const |
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| Vec3< Float > | bsdfSample (Pcg32 &pcg, Float &tau, const Vec3< Float > &wo) const |
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| [in] | wo | Outgoing direction. |
| [in] | wi | Incident direction. |
| [out] | fs_pdf | Optional. BSDF-PDF. |
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BSDF sample.
| [in,out] | pcg | Generator. |
| [in,out] | tau | Path throughput. |
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