Iranian Hulk signs up for bare-knuckle boxing after vowing to fight ISIS
Sajad Gharibi is known as the "Iranian Hulk" - and the huge powerlifter has now signed up for his Bare-Knuckle Fighting Championship debut
by Rich Jones, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/rich-jones/Internet sensation Sajad Gharibi, known as the "Iranian Hulk" due to his sheer size and huge chest, has signed up with the Bare-Knuckle Fighting Championship.
The 6ft2 giant has an abnormally large frame, weighing 390 pounds (177kg), and has built up a sizeable following with his eye-catching physique.
The massive powerlifter has over 450k Instagram followers, where he regularly posts pictures showing off his bulging chest, lats and arms.
He has now joined the Bare-Knuckle Fighting Championship roster and is set to enter the ring for a fight which will no doubt raise plenty of eyebrows.
Whilst he is now vowing to fight in the ring, Gharib previously stated his desire to join the fight against Isis.
In an impassioned video back in 2016, Gharib claimed he wanted to join the Iranian Armed Forces to fight the Islamic State in the Syrian Civil War.
he said: "First of all, I want to say that I'm a defender of my country.
"General Soleimani, all the martyrs and the selfless people who give their lives for our country are my heroes, and we have them to thank for the peace in our country.
"I will always be a soldier for my country ...
"The second thing is that, after Ramadan, I hope to start up my training again and reach my goal, in two or three years, to be in good enough shape to be of service to my country."
It is not the first time the Iranian Hulk has looked set to test his strength in combat sports.
He was due to fight British bodybuilder Martyn Ford in an event set up by Polish MMA organisation KSW, but that never materialised.
He was also challenged by UFC featherweight star Brian Ortega, who claimed he would smash him despite weighing 240lbs less.
A "Battle of the Hulks" with Brazilian Hulk Romario dos Santos Alves has also been touted but not yet come to fruition.
It is unclear who he will face on his Bare-Knuckle Fighting Championship debut, in the same organisation which hit the headlines when former boxing world champion Paulie Malignaggi took on Artem Lobov.


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Bushido and the ever learning spirit, techniques for 1600 and 2017?
20 June 2017 | 31 July 2019
learning self improvementAfter reading the famed books The Book of five rings By Miyamoto Musashi and the Life-giving sword By Yagyu Munenori, I started making connections between the teachings of the art of war and the teachings of any other craft. Yagyu clearly mentions the state of mind required to survive in battle can be used in any other profession to your advantage as well.
The back of the book states that “every manager, seeker of life wisdom and practician of martial arts should use this”. I have no clue why only a manager could benefit from the words written in 1643. Yagyū’s work is much more zen-inspired than Musashi’s and it does require you to see through some technical martial arts terms in order to see why one could leverage ideas from these Japanese sword experts to your own advantage, in the present - 2017.
Learning
Let’s start with different stages of learning. Musashi writes that only after he was 50, he finally fully understood the effective usage of two swords. He stopped dueling after 30 to settle and study, and to form his Individual School of Two Swords. He claims to have studied “day and night” for years, and that in order for you to fight well, you must think everything through. That sentence literally closes each section. Yagyū said:
In order to become a true master, one must let go of everything he has learned and rise above.
This looks like an interpretation of “Shu - Ha - Ri”.
In martial arts, there are 3 stages to learning mastery:
- shu - “obey” - follow the rules until they sink in. You have no idea why, or what you’re doing. Like in cooking, you’re strictly following a recipe. Like in learning to drive, you’re shifting gears but you have to think on how to handle the shift stick.
- ha - “detach” - breaking the rules. After following them, you contemplate on the rules and find loopholes and start to break them down.
- ri - “leave” - there are no more techniques, everything has become intuition.
The Shu-Ha-Ri concept may come from martial arts, but it seems to have found it’s way to software development according to Martin Fowler and Alistair Cockburn. They simply rephrase everything to be applicable to software development. You could go one step further and generalize it into learning any craft, not just martial arts or programming.
- I need clear steps in order to do something. I need context.
- I am starting to understand the context and can do something myself.
- It has become second nature and I don’t think while I’m doing it.
Clark Terry’s three steps of learning jazz are exactly the same:
- Imitate
- Assimilate
- Innovate
The Dreyfus model of skill acquisition is another representative model that looks the same. Musashi’s studying day and night manifests itself into learning 10.000 hours or roughly 10 years but with deliberate practice, not doing the same 10 years over again and again. Otherwise you will be stuck in the Shu step. Dreyfus’ master level states:
transcends reliance on rules, guidelines, and maxims
Which is exactly what Ri means. The problem with masters is that it’s very difficult for them to translate intuition into simple easy-to-digest rules for newcomers to the craft, as they are still stuck in the beginning of Shu. I like to have some context when starting out something new like drawing, not someone who says to me I should wax on and off without the why. But then again, I’m not Japanese and I’m very familiar with learning how to learn.
Musashi wrote down the rules for people who wish to study his martial arts, and I like the conciseness:
- Think about what’s right and wrong.
- Practice and develop.
- Meet other general arts.
- Know the basic principles of the crafts.
- Understand the advantages and disadvantages of everything.
- Study everything accurately.
- Become aware of what is not obvious.
- Give attention to small things.
- Don’t do useless things.
Focusing
Both Musashi and Munenori talk about the rhythm in martial arts. Let’s quote Miyamoto:
Rhythm is something that occurs everywhere but are difficult to follow without practice. The rhythm is reflected in things. These are all harmonic rhythms.
One has to study hard in order to learn to recognize the different rhythms - of enemy movement, of foot work, of anything. Rhythm is about reacting to the present and nothing more. It reminded me of Leo Babauta’s Focus. It of course touches on Buddhism. In essence, seeing the rhythm requires you to be present in the very moment and to ignore everything else. Only then you can react fast enough to the position of your enemy’s sword.
If I think about software engineering, I can acknowledge that focusing (on one task) is a very important skill that requires a lot of discipline (let’s call it willpower). If I do not have the strength to focus on one thing, a couple of problems usually occur:
- I cannot relate to any problem I’ve solved before to be able to match this one. Pattern matching is extremely important in software development, as in martial arts: recognizing movement, reacting accordingly.
- I cannot fix one thing and move on, but I keep on seeing things that have to be improved upon. I’ll start shaving a yak.
- Most importantly, I cannot learn actively and thus will never move up from shu all the way to ri.
Contemplating
Understand the advantages and disadvantages of everything.
In order to move from Ha to Ri, you must not only practice a lot but also understand the why and the how. Yagyū Munenori calls it seeing the possibilities and intentions. There are maybe a hundred sword positions but only one will help you win. After learning something, contemplating on what you’ve learned allows you to unlock it’s greater potential. Plato and Aristotle were great Western thinkers and share this vision with their Eastern counterparts. Especially Yagyū talks a lot about the like mindedness of buddhism and martial arts.
 Warriors seek advice in deeper understanding of everything and they find it with buddhism masters. The greatest export product of Japan is not the dazzling skill of the sword from masters like Musashi, but the enlightening mindset of zen. Why else would a warrior seek advice with a monk, and not a monk seek advice with a warrior? Why else would masters like Yagyū Munenori keep on making comparisons between martial arts and zen?
I am convinced that in order for you to get your skill level to the next level, you must contemplate on what you have learned. Stop practicing and developing (rule #2) and don’t forget understanding (rule #5) and becoming aware (rule #7). Of course all those rules are intertwined within another.
One cannot be a devoted master in the arts as long as one is attached to his different skills.


What is Azure Active Directory B2C?
Azure Active Directory B2C provides business-to-customer identity as a service. Your customers use their preferred social, enterprise, or local account identities to get single sign-on access to your applications and APIs.
Azure Active Directory B2C (Azure AD B2C) is a customer identity access management (CIAM) solution capable of supporting millions of users and billions of authentications per day. It takes care of the scaling and safety of the authentication platform, monitoring and automatically handling threats like denial-of-service, password spray, or brute force attacks.
Custom-branded identity solution
Azure AD B2C is a white-label authentication solution. You can customize the entire user experience with your brand so that it blends seamlessly with your web and mobile applications.
Customize every page displayed by Azure AD B2C when your users sign up, sign in, and modify their profile information. Customize the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in your user journeys so that the Azure AD B2C experience looks and feels like it’s a native part of your application.
Single sign-on access with a user-provided identity
Azure AD B2C uses standards-based authentication protocols including OpenID Connect, OAuth 2.0, and SAML. It integrates with most modern applications and commercial off-the-shelf software.
By serving as the central authentication authority for your web applications, mobile apps, and APIs, Azure AD B2C enables you to build a single sign-on (SSO) solution for them all. Centralize the collection of user profile and preference information, and capture detailed analytics about sign-in behavior and sign-up conversion.
Integrate with external user stores
Azure AD B2C provides a directory that can hold 100 custom attributes per user. However, you can also integrate with external systems. For example, use Azure AD B2C for authentication, but delegate to an external customer relationship management (CRM) ** or **customer loyalty database as the source of truth for customer data.
Another external user store scenario is to have Azure AD B2C handle the authentication for your application, but integrate with an external system that stores user profile or personal data. For example, to satisfy data residency requirements like regional or on-premises data storage policies.
 Then, during future authentications, Azure AD B2C can retrieve the data from the external system and, if needed, include it as a part of the authentication token response it sends to your application.
Progressive profiling
Another user journey option includes progressive profiling. Progressive profiling allows your customers to quickly complete their first transaction by collecting a minimal amount of information. Then, gradually collect more profile data from the customer on future sign-ins.
Third-party identity verification and proofing
Use Azure AD B2C to facilitate identity verification and proofing by collecting user data, then passing it to a third party system to perform validation, trust scoring, and approval for user account creation.
These are just some of the things you can do with Azure AD B2C as your business-to-customer identity platform.
Technical and feature overview of Azure Active Directory B2C
Here are the primary resources you work with in the service, its features, and how these enable you to provide a fully custom identity experience for your customers in your applications.
Azure AD B2C tenant
In Azure Active Directory B2C (Azure AD B2C), a tenant represents your organization and is a directory of users. Each Azure AD B2C tenant is distinct and separate from other Azure AD B2C tenants. An Azure AD B2C tenant is different than an Azure Active Directory tenant, which you may already have.
The primary resources you work with in an Azure AD B2C tenant are:
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Directory - The directory is where Azure AD B2C stores your users’ credentials and profile data, as well as your application registrations.
- Application registrations - You register your web, mobile, and native applications with Azure AD B2C to enable identity management. Also, any APIs you want to protect with Azure AD B2C.
- User flows and custom policies - The built-in (user flows) and fully customizable (custom policies) identity experiences for your applications.
- Use user flows for quick configuration and enablement of common identity tasks like sign up, sign in, and profile editing.
- Use custom policies to enable user experiences not only for the common identity tasks, but also for crafting support for complex identity workflows unique to your organization, customers, employees, partners, and citizens.
- Identity providers - Federation settings for:
- Social identity providers like Facebook, LinkedIn, or Twitter that you want to support in your applications.
- External identity providers that support standard identity protocols like OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, and more.
- Local accounts that enable users to sign up and sign in with a username (or email address or other ID) and password.
- Keys - Add and manage encryption keys for signing and validating tokens, client secrets, certificates, and passwords.
An Azure AD B2C tenant is the first resource you need to create to get started with Azure AD B2C. Learn how in Tutorial: Create an Azure Active Directory B2C tenant.
Accounts in Azure AD B2C
Azure AD B2C defines several types of user accounts. Azure Active Directory, Azure Active Directory B2B, and Azure Active Directory B2C share these account types.
- Work account - Users with work accounts can manage resources in a tenant, and with an administrator role, can also manage tenants. Users with work accounts can create new consumer accounts, reset passwords, block/unblock accounts, and set permissions or assign an account to a security group.
- Guest account - External users you invite to your tenant as guests. A typical scenario for inviting a guest user to your Azure AD B2C tenant is to share administration responsibilities.
- Consumer account - Consumer accounts are the accounts created in your Azure AD B2C directory when users complete the sign-up user journey in an application you’ve registered in your tenant.
Consumer accounts
With a consumer account, users can sign in to the applications that you’ve secured with Azure AD B2C. Users with consumer accounts can’t, however, access Azure resources, for example the Azure portal.
A consumer account can be associated with these identity types:
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Local identity, with the username and password stored locally in the Azure AD B2C directory. We often refer to these identities as “local accounts.”
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Social or enterprise identities, where the identity of the user is managed by a federated identity provider like Facebook, Microsoft, ADFS, or Salesforce.
A user with a consumer account can sign in with multiple identities, for example username, email, employee ID, government ID, and others. A single account can have multiple identities, both local and social.
Azure AD B2C lets you manage common attributes of consumer account profiles like display name, surname, given name, city, and others. You can also extend the Azure AD schema to store additional information about your users. For example, their country/region or residency, preferred language, and preferences like whether they want to subscribe to a newsletter or enable multi-factor authentication.
External identity providers
You can configure Azure AD B2C to allow users to sign in to your application with credentials from external social or enterprise identity providers (IdP). Azure AD B2C supports external identity providers like Facebook, Microsoft account, Google, Twitter, and any identity provider that supports OAuth 1.0, OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, and SAML protocols.
With external identity provider federation, you can offer your consumers the ability to sign in with their existing social or enterprise accounts, without having to create a new account just for your application.
On the sign-up or sign-in page, Azure AD B2C presents a list of external identity providers the user can choose for sign-in. Once they select one of the external identity providers, they’re taken (redirected) to the selected provider’s website to complete the sign in process. After the user successfully signs in, they’re returned to Azure AD B2C for authentication of the account in your application.
Identity experiences: user flows or custom policies
The extensible policy framework of Azure AD B2C is its core strength. Policies describe your users’ identity experiences such as sign up, sign in, and profile editing.
In Azure AD B2C, there are two primary paths you can take to provide these identity experiences: user flows and custom policies.
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User flows are predefined, built-in, configurable policies that we provide so you can create sign-up, sign-in, and policy editing experiences in minutes.
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Custom policies enable you to create your own user journeys for complex identity experience scenarios.
Both user flows and custom policies are powered by the Identity Experience Framework, Azure AD B2C’s policy orchestration engine.
User flow
To help you quickly set up the most common identity tasks, the Azure portal includes several predefined and configurable policies called user flows.
You can configure user flow settings like these to control identity experience behaviors in your applications:
- Account types used for sign-in, such as social accounts like a Facebook, or local accounts that use an email address and password for sign-in
- Attributes to be collected from the consumer, such as first name, postal code, or country/region of residency
- Azure Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
- Customization of the user interface
- Set of claims in a token that your application receives after the user completes the user flow
- Session management
- …and more.
Most common identity scenarios for the majority of mobile, web, and single-page applications can be defined and implemented effectively with user flows. We recommend that you use the built-in user flows unless you have complex user journey scenarios that require the full flexibility of custom policies.
Custom policy
Custom policies unlock access to the full power of the Identity Experience Framework (IEF) orchestration engine. With custom policies, you can leverage IEF to build almost any authentication, user registration, or profile editing experience that you can imagine.
The Identity Experience Framework gives you the ability to construct user journeys with any combination of steps. For example:
- Federate with other identity providers
- First- and third-party multi-factor authentication (MFA) challenges
- Collect any user input
- Integrate with external systems using REST API communication
Each such user journey is defined by a policy, and you can build as many or as few policies as you need to enable the best user experience for your organization.
A custom policy is defined by several XML files that refer to each other in a hierarchical chain. The XML elements define the claims schema, claims transformations, content definitions, claims providers, technical profiles, user journey orchestration steps, and other aspects of the identity experience.
The powerful flexibility of custom policies is most appropriate for when you need to build complex identity scenarios. Developers configuring custom policies must define the trusted relationships in careful detail to include metadata endpoints, exact claims exchange definitions, and configure secrets, keys, and certificates as needed by each identity provider.
Protocols and tokens
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For applications, Azure AD B2C supports the OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, and SAML protocols for user journeys. Your application starts the user journey by issuing authentication requests to Azure AD B2C. The result of a request to Azure AD B2C is a security token, such as an ID token, access token, or SAML token. This security token defines the user’s identity within the application.
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For external identities, Azure AD B2C supports federation with any OAuth 1.0, OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, and SAML identity providers.
The following diagram shows how Azure AD B2C can communicate using a variety of protocols within the same authentication flow:
- The relying party application initiates an authorization request to Azure AD B2C using OpenID Connect.
- When a user of the application chooses to sign in using an external identity provider that uses the SAML protocol, Azure AD B2C invokes the SAML protocol to communicate with that identity provider.
- After the user completes the sign-in operation with the external identity provider, Azure AD B2C then returns the token to the relying party application using OpenID Connect.
Application integration
When a user wants to sign in to your application, whether it’s a web, mobile, desktop, or single-page application (SPA), the application initiates an authorization request to a user flow- or custom policy-provided endpoint. The user flow or custom policy defines and controls the user’s experience. When they complete a user flow, for example the sign-up or sign-in flow, Azure AD B2C generates a token, then redirects the user back to your application
Multiple applications can use the same user flow or custom policy. A single application can use multiple user flows or custom policies.
For example, to sign in to an application, the application uses the sign up or sign in user flow. After the user has signed in, they may want to edit their profile, so the application initiates another authorization request, this time using the profile edit user flow.
Seamless user experiences
In Azure AD B2C, you can craft your users’ identity experiences so that the pages they’re shown blend seamlessly with the look and feel of your brand. You get nearly full control of the HTML and CSS content presented to your users when they proceed through your application’s identity journeys. With this flexibility, you can maintain brand and visual consistency between your application and Azure AD B2C.
Localization
Language customization in Azure AD B2C allows you to accommodate different languages to suit your customer needs. Microsoft provides the translations for 36 languages, but you can also provide your own translations for any language. Even if your experience is provided for only a single language, you can customize any text on the pages.
Add your own business logic
If you choose to use custom policies, you can integrate with a RESTful API in a user journey to add your own business logic to the journey. For example, Azure AD B2C can exchange data with a RESTful service to:
- Display custom user-friendly error messages.
- Validate user input to prevent malformed data from persisting in your user directory. For example, you can modify the data entered by the user, such as capitalizing their first name if they entered it in all lowercase.
- Enrich user data by further integrating with your corporate line-of-business application.
- Using RESTful calls, you can send push notifications, update corporate databases, run a user migration process, manage permissions, audit databases, and more.
Loyalty programs are another scenario enabled by Azure AD B2C’s support for calling REST APIs. For example, your RESTful service can receive a user’s email address, query your customer database, then return the user’s loyalty number to Azure AD B2C. The return data can be stored in the user’s directory account in Azure AD B2C, then be further evaluated in subsequent steps in the policy, or be included in the access token.
You can add a REST API call at any step in the user journey defined by a custom policy. For example, you can call a REST API:
- During sign-in, just before Azure AD B2C validates the credentials
- Immediately after sign-in
- Before Azure AD B2C creates a new account in the directory
- After Azure AD B2C creates a new account in the directory
- Before Azure AD B2C issues an access token
Protect customer identities
Azure AD B2C complies with the security, privacy, and other commitments described in the Microsoft Azure Trust Center.
Sessions are modeled as encrypted data, with the decryption key known only to the Azure AD B2C Security Token Service. A strong encryption algorithm, AES-192, is used. All communication paths are protected with TLS for confidentiality and integrity. Our Security Token Service uses an Extended Validation (EV) certificate for TLS. In general, the Security Token Service mitigates cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks by not rendering untrusted input.
Access to user data
Azure AD B2C tenants share many characteristics with enterprise Azure Active Directory tenants used for employees and partners. Shared aspects include mechanisms for viewing administrative roles, assigning roles, and auditing activities.
You can assign roles to control who can perform certain administrative actions in Azure AD B2C, including:
- Create and manage all aspects of user flows
- Create and manage the attribute schema available to all user flows
- Configure identity providers for use in direct federation
- Create and manage trust framework policies in the Identity Experience Framework (custom policies)
- Manage secrets for federation and encryption in the Identity Experience Framework (custom policies)
Multi-factor authentication (MFA)
Azure AD B2C multi-factor authentication (MFA) helps safeguard access to data and applications while maintaining simplicity for your users. It provides additional security by requiring a second form of authentication, and delivers strong authentication by offering a range of easy-to-use authentication methods. Your users may or may not be challenged for MFA based on configuration decisions that you can make as an administrator.
Smart account lockout
To prevent brute-force password guessing attempts, Azure AD B2C uses a sophisticated strategy to lock accounts based on the IP of the request, the passwords entered, and several other factors. The duration of the lockout is automatically increased based on risk and the number of attempts.
Password complexity
During sign up or password reset, your users must supply a password that meets complexity rules. By default, Azure AD B2C enforces a strong password policy. Azure AD B2C also provides configuration options for specifying the complexity requirements of the passwords your customers use.
You can configure password complexity requirements in both user flows and custom policies.
Auditing and logs
Azure AD B2C emits audit logs containing activity information about its resources, issued tokens, and administrator access. You can use these audit logs to understand platform activity and diagnose issues. Audit log entries are available soon after the activity that generated the event occurs.
In an audit log, which is available for your Azure AD B2C tenant or for a particular user, you can find information including:
- Activities concerning the authorization of a user to access B2C resources (for example, an administrator accessing a list of B2C policies)
- Activities related to directory attributes retrieved when an administrator signs in using the Azure portal
- Create, read, update, and delete (CRUD) operations on B2C applications
- CRUD operations on keys stored in a B2C key container
- CRUD operations on B2C resources (for example, policies and identity providers)
- Validation of user credentials and token issuance
Usage insights
Azure AD B2C allows you to discover when people sign up or sign in to your web app, where your users are located, and what browsers and operating systems they use. By integrating Azure Application Insights into Azure AD B2C by using custom policies, you can gain insight into how people sign up, sign in, reset their password or edit their profile. With such knowledge, you can make data-driven decisions for your upcoming development cycles.


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Uncomplicated Firewall.
Frontend for iptables aiming to make configuration of a firewall easier.
More information: home page
- Enable ufw:
ufw enable
- Disable ufw:
ufw disable
- Show ufw rules, along with their numbers:
ufw status numbered
- Allow incoming traffic on port 5432 on this host with a comment identifying the service:
ufw allow 5432 comment "Service"
- Allow only TCP traffic from <IP_ADDRESS> to any address on this host, on port 22:
ufw allow proto tcp from <IP_ADDRESS> to any port 22
- Deny traffic on port 80 on this host:
ufw deny 80
- Deny all UDP traffic to ports in range 8412:8500:
ufw deny proto udp from any to any port 8412:8500
- Delete a particular rule. The rule number can be retrieved from the `ufw status numbered` command:
ufw delete rule_number


Pixel 4 speed test show gains over Pixel 3, still lags behind iPhone 11 Pro [Video]
by Ben SchoonGoogle’s Pixel 3 was notorious for performance hiccups and poor memory management, but Pixel 4 has represented some serious improvements. However, in a performance speed test against the iPhone 11 Pro, the Pixel 4 still lags behind despite those gains.
YouTuber PhoneBuff is well-known for his side-by-side, in-depth speed tests to compare how fast various smartphones load up apps and keep them in memory too. Last year, he put the Pixel 3 up against the iPhone XS and the results were not great for the Pixel. In fact, in the full test, it lagged a full minute behind the iPhone.
With a more efficient Snapdragon 855 processor and 6GB of RAM, the Pixel 4 feels faster than ever, and it’s certainly representing a huge improvement over the last year’s device. However, it unfortunately still can’t quite keep up with Apple’s latest. In some apps from this performance test, the Pixel 4 blows the iPhone out of the water, but on others like Adobe Rush, it falls way behind.
Through the entire test, Pixel 4 ended up finishing about 30 seconds behind the iPhone.  Still, we’re glad to see that Google has made major improvements and we can only hope that further improvements on the Pixel 5 will further close the gap.
More on Pixel 4:
- Google Pixel 4 Review: A truly stellar Android experience… while it lasts
- Pixel 3 vs Pixel 4 comparison: Should you upgrade?
- Google has no plans to open API for Motion Sense on Pixel 4 to developers
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--- layout: post title: Nokia Announces IP2450 Intrusion Prevention With Sourcefire date: 2008-04-08 17:18:00.000000000 -07:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: [] tags: - ids - ips - nokia - sourcefire meta: _publicize_pending: '1' author: login: phoneboy email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Dameon Welch first_name: '' last_name: '' ---
You want to know what I do at Nokia? Support platforms like these guys. Firewalls, intrusion detection, VPNs. Yup, that's what I do.
Today, our little corner of Nokia officially announces the availability of the Nokia IP2450 geared specifically at the IDS market. The Nokia IP2450 has been available as a firewall platform for the past several months. Not a new platform, therefore, but new for the IDS market.
This 2U badboy will push 4 gigabits of data in a passive or inline mode and is expandable to 24 copper or fiber gigabit Ethernet ports. This means the box can sit inline on 11 different segments or monitor 23 segments passively. And yes, you can mix and match inline and passive mode ports.
The IDS on these boxes is provided by Sourcefire, which are the folks behind the popular open-source snort IDS tool. It runs on Nokia's Linux-based IPSO-LX OS. And, of course, it's backed by Nokia's worldwide technical support organization, of which I am a part of.
Don't ask me what these badboy's cost. I work in support, not sales. ;) Seriously, if you're interested, Contact Nokia or a Nokia partner for more details.


Pete Davidson and Kaia Gerber Make It Official, and 2 Other Things You Missed This Week
by Monica SisavatFrom the Kardashians at the People's Choice Awards to Kacey Musgraves and Gigi Hadid's girls' night at the CMAs, this week yielded a ton of star-studded appearances. Some used their outings to promote their upcoming projects, while others (*cough, cough* Pete Davidson and Kaia Gerber) took the opportunity to confirm their romances. See how the week shaped up ahead with the latest edition of Things You Missed This Week.
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java.lang.Object edu.mit.csail.sdg.alloy4.Util
public final class Util
This provides useful static methods for I/O and XML operations.
Thread Safety: Safe.
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Util.BooleanPref
This reads and writes boolean-valued Java persistent preferences. |
static class |
Util.IntPref
This reads and writes integer-valued Java persistent preferences. |
static class |
Util.StringPref
This reads and writes String-valued Java persistent preferences. |
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static java.util.Comparator<java.lang.String> |
slashComparator
Sorts two strings for optimum module order; we guarantee slashComparator(a,b)==0 iff a.equals(b). |
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static
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append(java.util.List<T> list,
T element)
Copy the input list, append "element" to it, then return the result as an unmodifiable list. |
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append(T[] list,
T element)
Copy the input array, append "element" to it, then return the result as a new array. |
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asList(T... array)
Returns an unmodifiable List with same elements as the array. |
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asMap(K[] keys,
V... values)
Returns a newly created LinkedHashMap mapping each key to its corresponding value, in the given order. |
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asSet(V... values)
Returns a newly created LinkedHashSet containing the given elements in the given order. |
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static java.lang.String |
canon(java.lang.String filename)
Returns the canonical absolute path for a file. |
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static boolean |
close(java.io.Closeable object)
Attempt to close the file/stream/reader/writer and return true if and only if we successfully closed it. |
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static java.lang.String |
convertLineBreak(java.lang.String input)
Converts Windows/Mac/Unix linebreaks into '\n', and replace non-tab non-linebreak control characters into space. |
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static void |
copy(boolean executable,
boolean keepPath,
java.lang.String destdir,
java.lang.String... names)
Copy the list of files from JAR into the destination directory, then set the correct permissions on them if possible. |
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static java.lang.String |
encode(java.lang.String str)
Encode special characters of a String using XML/HTML encoding. |
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static void |
encodeXML(java.io.PrintWriter out,
java.lang.String str)
Write a String into a PrintWriter, and encode special characters using XML-specific encoding. |
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static void |
encodeXML(java.lang.StringBuilder out,
java.lang.String str)
Write a String into a StringBuilder, and encode special characters using XML-specific encoding. |
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static void |
encodeXMLs(java.io.PrintWriter out,
java.lang.String... strs)
Write a list of Strings into a PrintWriter, where strs[2n] are written as-is, and strs[2n+1] are XML-encoded. |
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static void |
encodeXMLs(java.lang.StringBuilder out,
java.lang.String... strs)
Write a list of Strings into a StringBuilder, where strs[2n] are written as-is, and strs[2n+1] are XML-encoded. |
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fastJoin(java.lang.Iterable<E> collection1,
java.lang.Iterable<E> collection2)
Return an iterable whose iterator is a read-only iterator that first iterate over Collection1, and then Collection2. |
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static java.lang.String |
getCurrentDirectory()
Returns the current "default directory" which is used by the FileOpen and FileSave dialogs. |
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static int |
indexOf(java.lang.String big,
java.lang.String small,
int start,
boolean forward,
boolean caseSensitive)
Finds the first occurrence of small within big. |
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static java.lang.String |
jarPrefix()
This returns the constant prefix to denote whether Util.readAll() should read from a JAR or read from the file system. |
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static int |
max(int bitwidth)
Returns the largest allowed integer, or -1 if no integers are allowed (bitwidth < 1). |
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min(int bitwidth)
Returns the smallest allowed integer, or 0 if no integers are allowed (bitwidth < 1) |
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static boolean |
onMac()
Returns true iff running on Mac OS X. |
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onWindows()
Returns true iff running on Windows |
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prepend(java.util.List<T> list,
T element)
Copy the input list, prepend "element" to it, then return the result as an unmodifiable list. |
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readAll(java.lang.String filename)
Read everything into a String; throws IOException if an error occurred. |
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static void |
setCurrentDirectory(java.io.File newDirectory)
Modifies the current "default directory" which is used by the FileOpen and FileSave dialogs. |
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static void |
shift(java.io.RandomAccessFile file,
long from,
long to)
Copy file.content[from...f.length-1] into file.content[to...], then truncate the file after that point. |
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static int |
shiftmask(int bitwidth)
Returns a mask of the form 000..0011..11 where the number of 1s is equal to the number of significant bits of the highest integer withing the given bitwidth |
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static java.lang.String |
tail(java.lang.String string)
Returns the substring after the last "/" |
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static long |
writeAll(java.lang.String filename,
java.lang.String content)
Open then overwrite the file with the given content; throws Err if an error occurred. |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public static final java.util.Comparator<java.lang.String> slashComparator
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public static <T> ConstList<T> append(java.util.List<T> list, T element)
public static <T> T[] append(T[] list, T element)
public static <T> ConstList<T> prepend(java.util.List<T> list, T element)
public static <T> ConstList<T> asList(T... array)
public static <V> java.util.LinkedHashSet<V> asSet(V... values)
public static <K,V> java.util.LinkedHashMap<K,V> asMap(K[] keys, V... values)
public static <E> java.lang.Iterable<E> fastJoin(java.lang.Iterable<E> collection1, java.lang.Iterable<E> collection2)
public static java.lang.String convertLineBreak(java.lang.String input)
public static boolean close(java.io.Closeable object)
public static void setCurrentDirectory(java.io.File newDirectory)
public static java.lang.String getCurrentDirectory()
public static java.lang.String jarPrefix()
public static java.lang.String readAll(java.lang.String filename) throws java.io.FileNotFoundException, java.io.IOException
java.io.FileNotFoundException
java.io.IOException
public static long writeAll(java.lang.String filename, java.lang.String content) throws Err
Err
public static final java.lang.String canon(java.lang.String filename)
Note: if filename=="", we return "".
public static void copy(boolean executable, boolean keepPath, java.lang.String destdir, java.lang.String... names)
executable
- - if true, we will attempt to set the file's "executable" permission (failure to do this is ignored)keepPath
- - if true, the full path will be created for the destination filedestdir
- - the destination directorynames
- - the files to copy from the JARpublic static void shift(java.io.RandomAccessFile file, long from, long to) throws java.io.IOException
If (from > to), this means we simply delete the portion of the file beginning at "to" and up to but excluding "from".
If (from < to), this means we insert (to-from) number of ARBITRARY bytes into the "from" location and shift the original file content accordingly.
Note: after this operation, the file's current position will be moved to the start of the file.
java.io.IOException
- if (from < 0) || (to < 0) || (from >= file.length())public static void encodeXML(java.io.PrintWriter out, java.lang.String str)
In particular, it changes LESS THAN, GREATER THAN, AMPERSAND, SINGLE QUOTE, and DOUBLE QUOTE into "<" ">" "&" "'" and """ and turns any characters outside of the 32..126 range into the "&#xHHHH;" encoding (where HHHH is the 4 digit lowercase hexadecimal representation of the character value).
out
- - the PrintWriter to write intostr
- - the String to write outpublic static void encodeXML(java.lang.StringBuilder out, java.lang.String str)
In particular, it changes LESS THAN, GREATER THAN, AMPERSAND, SINGLE QUOTE, and DOUBLE QUOTE into "<" ">" "&" "'" and """ and turns any characters outside of the 32..126 range into the "&#xHHHH;" encoding (where HHHH is the 4 digit lowercase hexadecimal representation of the character value).
out
- - the StringBuilder to write intostr
- - the String to write outpublic static java.lang.String encode(java.lang.String str)
In particular, it changes LESS THAN, GREATER THAN, AMPERSAND, SINGLE QUOTE, and DOUBLE QUOTE into "<" ">" "&" "'" and """ and turns any characters outside of the 32..126 range into the "&#xHHHH;" encoding (where HHHH is the 4 digit lowercase hexadecimal representation of the character value).
public static void encodeXMLs(java.io.PrintWriter out, java.lang.String... strs)
For example, if you call encodeXML(out, A, B, C, D, E), it is equivalent to the following:
out.print(A);
encodeXML(out, B);
out.print(C);
encodeXML(out, D);
out.print(E);
In other words, it writes the even entries as-is, and writes the odd entries using XML encoding.
out
- - the PrintWriter to write intostrs
- - the list of Strings to write outpublic static void encodeXMLs(java.lang.StringBuilder out, java.lang.String... strs)
For example, if you call encodeXML(out, A, B, C, D, E), it is equivalent to the following:
out.append(A);
encodeXML(out, B);
out.append(C);
encodeXML(out, D);
out.append(E);
In other words, it writes the even entries as-is, and writes the odd entries using XML encoding.
out
- - the StringBuilder to write intostrs
- - the list of Strings to write outpublic static int indexOf(java.lang.String big, java.lang.String small, int start, boolean forward, boolean caseSensitive)
big
- - the String that we want to perform the search onsmall
- - the pattern we are looking forwardstart
- - the offset within "big" to start (for example: 0 means to start from the beginning of "big")forward
- - true if the search should go forward; false if it should go backwardscaseSensitive
- - true if the search should be done in a case-sensitive manner
public static boolean onWindows()
public static boolean onMac()
public static java.lang.String tail(java.lang.String string)
public static int max(int bitwidth)
public static int min(int bitwidth)
public static int shiftmask(int bitwidth)
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Controlled Buffer/Inverter
| Library: |
Gates |
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2.0 Beta 1 |
| Appearance: |
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Behavior
The controlled buffer and inverter, often called three-state
buffers/inverters, each have a one-bit "control"
input pin on the south side. The value at this control pin affects how
the component behaves:
- When the value on this pin is 1,
then the component behaves just like the respective component (a buffer or a inverter (NOT
gate)).
- When the value is 0 or unknown (i.e., floating), then the
component's output is also floating.
- When the value is an error value (such as would occur when two
conflicting values are being fed into the input), then the output is an
error value.
Controlled buffers can be useful when you have a wire (often called a
bus) whose value should match the output of one of several
components. By placing a controlled buffer between each component
output and the bus, you can control whether that component's output is
fed onto the bus or not.
Pins (assuming component faces east, control line right-handed)
- West edge (input, bit width matches Data Bits attribute)
- The component input that will be used to compute the output if the
control input is 1.
- South edge (input, bit width 1)
- The component's control input.
- East edge (output, bit width matches Data Bits attribute)
- The component's output, which will be floating if the control input
is 0 or floating, the error value if the control input is the error
value, and will be computed based on the west-side input if the control
input is 1.
Attributes
When the component is selected or being added,
Alt-0 through Alt-9 alter its Data Bits
attribute
and the arrow keys alter its Facing
attribute.
- Facing
- The direction of the component (its output relative to its input).
- Data Bits
- The bit width of the component's inputs and outputs.
- Gate Size
- (Controlled inverter only) Determines whether to draw a larger or a smaller
version of the component.
- Control Line Location
- The location of the control line, imagining we are facing the output
from the input: If the component faces east and is
right-handed,
the control line is to the south; but if it is left-handed,
the control line is to the north.
- Label
- The text within the label associated with the gate.
- Label Font
- The font with which to render the label.
Poke Tool Behavior
None.
Text Tool Behavior
Allows the label associated with the gate to be edited.
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POSIX provides a model of a widely portable file system, but the portability and optimization needed for parallel I/O cannot be achieved with the POSIX interface.
The significant optimizations required for efficiency (e.g., grouping [35], collective buffering [6,13,36,39,46], and disk-directed I/O [31]) can only be implemented if the parallel I/O system provides a high-level interface supporting partitioning of file data among processes and a collective interface supporting complete transfers of global data structures between process memories and files. In addition, further efficiencies can be gained via support for asynchronous I/O, strided accesses, and control over physical file layout on storage devices (disks). The I/O environment described in this chapter provides these facilities.
Instead of defining I/O access modes to express the common patterns for accessing a shared file (broadcast, reduction, scatter, gather), we chose another approach in which data partitioning is expressed using derived datatypes. Compared to a limited set of predefined access patterns, this approach has the advantage of added flexibility and expressiveness.


The Remains of Amelia Earhart
It is not that I do not believe
in mystery. Just this morning I sat
blank and primitive under diurnal
shade, all recessive, nameless
the soft warming friction, dark on light.
Something untouchable blows overhead:
cloud of leaf imprintable;
the head is sensible to its effects.
It is that instead I believed
all uncompleted possibilities sealed;
we know all we would know
in time—the final stone had been thrown
into the final cave, the final ancient scrolls
procured, all that remained, translation. Having flown
in the sun longer than the sphinx,
we knew all we would not know,
wise to being none the wiser, never.
So when they found personal effects—
freckle removal cream (her natural weakness;
no one knew upon her vanishing
she still anointed herself with vanishing)
a woman’s shoe, the tobacco her navigator
preferred—the difficult article of faith was not
Amelia is found but Amelia, so long
visible, just now has been found
What does such an article mean
for the man of panoptic faith—the man
of global positioning, astrology finally turned over,
the sky’s chart of the earth compasses-marked,
fashioned with planes and satellites
and silicon seerstones; the man of commissioned
soldiers looking grainy-green through night vision
goggles into the desert for enemies of his state;
the man of all healings’ eventuality, looking grainy-green
at the golden tablature of toxicology reports,
at men as Christmas trees walking; the man of wide,
ballistic, compassionate precision; the man
of universal application, the phrenological sweep
of his finger across his handheld screen,
divining his world no bigger than a hazelnut?
Is not this thing in my right hand
All that can be seen has been should
be seen.  Pray
tell, Amelia: How long after the crash
must a grounded flying woman hold
her personal effects before the sun
or lesser searchlights bleach articles
to artifacts to facts to nothing? Why
has this your atlas been so difficult
for searching men in searchable times?
Why have men searched for you,
the lost lady adventurer, like a city
of gold from whom the blemishes
like darkened pixels have vanished? Whose pacific
tide fogs your landing strip? Whose the right
of way? What kind of faith is yours,
blessed Saint Amelia, your pacific
elusion of god knows
how many flyovers since yours
the most visible vanishing—yours the lesson
in instrumental failure, yours the call
to the man of panoptic faith
to consider new articles and become
newly sensible to the inconclusive?


A module that exports an array of all languages id supported by code-conduct till now Author: Dipankar Pal Source: index.js, line 236 Returns: Array of supported language IDs Type Array.<string>


Startup
- The editor now indexes important character information behind the scenes, loading in full character files only when needed. Launching the very first time will be slower than in previous versions, but subsequent launches will be substantially faster with a huge reduction in memory usage.
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The tradeoff is increased load times the first time when accessing the following places:
- Charts
- Validate All Characters
- Data Analyzer
- Initial load times for the Banter Wizard and Writing Aid will be much quicker, but selecting a row for a previously unvisited character will be slower.
Dashboard
- Daily writing goals can now be configured. Click the gear in the Line History dashboard widget to configure how many lines you want to write a day. The editor will notify you once you've reached your goal.
- You will also be notified when other characters have written new lines towards your character. This feature requires your editor username to match one of the character's writers.
Dialogue
- The Stage-Specific Images popup has been streamlined into a single grid to make it faster to assign multiple images to a line.
- The ... button now has a visual indicator when a line has advanced data (size, gender change, etc.) beneath it.
- Cases with notes now have a visual indicator on the Notes tab.
- Targeting now uses a new format in behaviour.xml. Any cases you open will be converted to the new format.
- The old Filter (+) option has been turned into a menu for targeting creations about yourself, the current target, another specific player, or an unknown player.
- The Target, Also Playing, and Self menus have been combined into a single menu found inside each filter.
- While this format may take some getting used to, in the long run it's superior because you are not limited to a single "Also Playing" character, and the UI for making conditions about a character is identical no matter who the character is.
- It's now possible to sort the case tree by target. This groups all cases by who they target (either as the target or also playing). When adding a new case, it will automatically target the same target as the previously selected case.
Miscellaneous
- A "Submit Bug Report" button has been added to the bottom status bar. If you encounter a buggy workflow that doesn't crash, clicking this will manually create a bug report with screenshots of the last ten actions, just like crashes do. This will make it easier for an editor dev to troubleshoot the circumstances leading up to the issue.
- Dark Rose and Deep Sea themes have been updated to be less garish.
- Mint Chocolate theme has been darkened slightly.
Bug Fixes
- The delete X on a tab now appears in the proper location when the tab strip is scrolled.
- Developer dashboards now appear for characters that you are a co-writer for (i.e if your user name is X and the character's writer is "X, Y", then you now count as a writer)
- Targeted line counts now include targets within alternative cases.
- Fields containing costumes now display as "Costume Name [costume id]" rather than "Player Name [costume id]"
- "." is no longer considered valid in a marker name, which is how the game works.
- Fixed issue with compressing images where if Tinify fails, the progress popup would never go away nor show an indication of what was wrong.
- Removed the ability to specify percentages for scene widths or heights, which don't make sense and were prone to exploding.
- Fixed missing scrollbars in the epilogue directive list.
- File Space in Sponsorship Dashboard now includes images used by custom poses.
- Fixed crash when adding a new case while no case or folder is selected.
- Play Once in previous versions could inadvertently give multiple cases/lines the same "oneShotId", meaning if one of them plays, they all would be treated as playing. Saving a character in 5.2 will make all these oneShotIds unique as intended.


Functions Problem Set
Write a function that determines if a number is even or not
Write a function that returns the factorial of a number
Write a function that converts a string from kebab case to snake case


Hi, my name is Ahmadreza and I am student at Linnaeus University located in Växjö, Sweden.
I started studying Network Security Program in autumn semester of 2015 and luckily, I am doing my best to finish the
studies and learn Swedish language simultaneously.
I'm interested in learning more about Computer Sciences and I am highly interested in doing projects and team work activities.
Linnaeus University is a modern university and if you are interested to know more, please watch the Video down below:


Purpose
Need a web server for self hosting, use a Raspberry Pi 2 of course (seeing I expect 200-300 page views a day we're safe). I need a DMZ in my internal network so the old router sleeping in the closet found a new life. I also had those beefy AC/DC modules in my lucky bag in Akihabara years ago, make the 110v a steady 10.5V with a decent amount of amps (measured 4 when short cutting I think). Throw in a couple of step down "buck" converters (no 7805) from eBay to have a decent efficiency and get my 5v for the Raspi as 3.3v for the router. Interresting fact this SoB of router does not work with 3.3v but is fed about 3.5-3.6v otherwise it doesn't start or keep rebooting. Not the fault of the power module, I tested with my beefy DC supply and with a precise 3.3v it keep on rebooting. The original power plug was measured 3.47V (though labelled 3.3v), so, what the hell, it works, maybe not for a century but I'll manage.
The whole thing is stuffed inside a SNES body that was the empty shell of my
Arcade cabinet made with a SNES. I had to make fake joypad port, just wood with a few holes and painted/varnished the same as the SNES original grey, ... if you don't pay attention it makes acceptable illusion.
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1- Raspberry Pi2
2- AC/DC converter (110V AV -> 10.5V DC)
3- Old router
4- Step down buck converters
|
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Nearly final product. Looks not bad huh? |
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Final product: there's a small fan in the cartridge to help with air convection (the router gets quite hot). This website you read now is hosted from my toilets :) |
Software
Now comes the fun. My goals are to:
- Serve static content: html, css, images... I don't care/desire php modules or else, I'm fine editing my site with emacs (yes, I do)
- A little dynamic though: if I could do some page combination on the fly like ASP.Net master page or maybe have a few tags dynamcally parsed, that would be cool but I could live without it.
Option 1 use a home made Python webserver
✗Which is what I did first, it handled bravely a few attacks until some a**hole found a breach and killed it with a few commands. Yeah, BaseHTTPServer is not the most robust implementation.
Option 2 a existing Python framework
Flask is the answer. and that's the way to go!
Option 3 a fullfledge web server
Not Apache (robust but cabalistic config), but maybe an easier/lighter Nginx?


LC India Chapter website : http://india.linuxchix.org/
Planet : http://india.linuxchix.org/planet
Mailing list : http://mailman.linuxchix.org/mailman/listinfo/indichix
IRC : #indichix on the server irc.linuxchix.org
An Note : With reference to the earlier discussions on not getting a response from the domain owner, the IndiChix community has moved to the official domain : http://india.linuxchix.org since February 2009.


Nuxeo Platform 7.2 Release Notes
For Users
Improved Breadcrumb
Breadcrumb behaviour has been greately improved. User can switch from the breadcrumb to another domain or another repository. And it is possible to go to the top hierarchy in one click.
Exports and Renditions
The "Export Options" action and view has been removed. It is replaced with the "Export" action on a document.
The Export action lists all available renditions on a document, including the default exports.
Picture Document Type
IPTC metadata are extracted and stored on the dublincore schema: source, copyrights (>dc:rights), legend (> dc:description) instead of on a dedicated schema.
CSV Import
Importing documents through a CSV file now supports JSON-encoded complex properties.
Agenda
The Agenda addon now works on a default Nuxeo Platform, the OpenSocial dependency has been removed.
JavaScript List Widget
The List widget is now using JavaScript calls to add/remove elements, making it more user friendly. It also allows to keep an uploading file path when a file widget is used inside the list.
Chained Vocabulary Widget Error on First Selection
The Chained vocabulary widget used to display an error "Incomplete Selections are not allowed" when selecting the first element (and before submitting the form). This bug is now fixed.
Template Rendering Parameters
The steps to add and edit parameters in a template have been simplified and completed. In the Parameters configuration box, user is guided to know explicitely what she can add, edit and update. The form has been updated to make user more confident in her edits.
Thumbnails Are Generated For Videos
Instead of the full resolution picture which was long to load, a thumbnail adapted resolution is now used for displaying video content in thumbnails view.
User Creation/Invitation Page | UI Ergonomy Improvements
The user creation/invitation page has been improved to now use smarter Ajax refresh to not clean all the form when switching between invitation or creation. Also the set of buttons is now less confusing, using only two buttons, 'create' or 'cancel', and a checkbox if you want to create another user/group.
For Developers
Exports and Renditions
A lot of work has been done around renditions so as to make the rendition concept the standard way to handle binary transformations of documents.
- Rendition definitions can now also be contributed through a class implementing the inferface RenditionDefinitionProvider. When asked for the list of rendition definitions for a document, all matching RenditionDefinitionProviders are called to compute dynamic rendition definitions.
- RenditionDefinitions and RenditionDefinitionProviders can be filtered through standard filters.
- Transcoded videos are exposed as renditions (but not visible in the UI).
- Picture conversions are also exposed as renditions (but not visible in the UI).
- The default exports (XML export, ZIP Tree Export, ...) have been migrated to be exposed as standard renditions, thanks to the new ExportDocument operation.
Automation: Scripting and Major Renaming.
Automation Scripting
Automation scripting is a new platform service that allows to deploy at runtime new operations defined via a JavaScript script. Those scripts are executed serverside with Nashorn. In those scripts, developer has access to all automation operations. Scripts can be edited in Nuxeo Studio.
Global Renaming
We have renamed most of the operations so as to provide better readability. The label is now equal to the id of the operation in most of the cases. The following documentation lists renamed operations. Compatibility has been kept with aliases.
Workflow REST API
Endpoints have been added for controlling workflow engine remotely: start workflow instances, complete tasks, query opened tasks and much more. A sample javascript application has been implemented for demonstrating the use of this API. This application is also provided as marketplace package.
Nuxeo JavaScript Client
Some improvements have been done to the JS client during this release:
- Added Document.copy and Document.move methods
- Added proxy and portal authentication to Node.js client
- Increased default timeout from 3000 to 30000 ms
- Fixed delete request
Note that the authentication configuration has changed, see the Migrating from 0.3.x part.
Elasticsearch
New Elasticsearch Admin API to Wait for Indexing Completion
The following documentation explains how to migrate code from VCS to DB using this new API.
Support Properties on Select Clause Using Elasticsearch
It is now possible to select scalar fields instead of documents from Elasticsearch API. Note that aggregate (COUNT, MAX, MIN, SUM, AVG) are not yet supported.
Visit the following documentation for more information.
Field Constraints, Extended fields and Validation
It is now possible to set field constraints and define references on the schema XSD definition. This validation is performed when submitting a document form.
Visit the "Field Constraints and Validation" documentation and the "How to Customize Document Validation" documentation for more information and the layout showcase for a small demo.
Plugable JSON Marshalling
Nuxeo provides a way to define reusable Marshallers. Each registered marshaller can be used and aggregated. Nuxeo provides built-in and reusable marshallers for many Nuxeo based objects. All marshallers can be used in a web context or in a server side context (for example, JSON could be logged in audit or used with non HTTP connectors).
Visit the following documentation for more information.
Management of Document's Updates
The dirty flag of document's properties is now more accurate. A property is dirty only if its value has changed. When a document has version 1.0, a 1.0+ version is created while editing only if some property changed. The update's date and the list of contributors are updated only if there were changes (Previously, simply save the document caused the updates, even with identical values).
Dublincore's Extended Fields
"dc:creator", "dc:lastContributor" and "dc:contributors" are now defined as references to Nuxeo users. "dc:subjects", "dc:nature" and "dc:coverage" are now defined as references to the corresponding directories. This provides all benefits from the validation and from the plugable JSON marshalling.
Blob Manager Service
Blob Access in lower layers is now made through a new service, Blob Manager, that provides pluggable implementations. This can be used for fetching blobs from remote storage services, like Google Drive or One Drive, or for handling smarter storage policies.
File Upload Widget Has Been made Extensible
The current JSF file upload widget (based on UIInputFile code) has been made pluggable in order to be able to create blobs not only based on an HTML file upload from the user's desktop but also based on other kinds of blob creation (for example using an existing file in Google Drive). See NXP-16551 for details on how to contribute an additional file picker.
ACL Related Queries
It is now possible to fetch documents depending on acls that are set on it thanks to a new NXQL system field: "ecm:acl". For instance: "SELECT * FROM Document WHERE ecm:acl/*/principal = 'bob'".
Transiant Store
A new service `TransientStoreService` has been added to `nuxeo-core-cache`. The goal is to provide a way to handle storage of temporary objects and streams. `TransientStoreService` can be seen as a high level and cluster compliant interface on top of a 2 levels Cache and Filesystem storage. This very first version was build to accommodate the requirements of asynchronous renditions, but we expect to have much more use cases soon.
Picture Document Type Evolutions
- The following documentation provides the new default contribution for binaries metadata extraction in the Nuxeo Platform. Main changes are that IPTC binary metadatas are mapped to Dublin Core schema (source, copyrights (> dc:rights), legend (> dc:description)), as an exemple of what can be done configuring the metadata extractor.
- Exif mapping remains identical.
- The widget "summary_picture_iptc" has been removed from document Summary.
- Mistral engine is removed. Use the Binary Metadata feature to extract metadata with custom engine. (The default one is ExifTool since 7.1).
JDK 1.8+ is required (version 8u25 minimum)
Java 8 update 25+ is required for building Nuxeo and the constraint has been set as an enforcement in the root
Nuxeo POM.
org.nuxeo:nuxeo-ecm
.
Some products like the Automation Client will still be compiled with Java 7 compliance (source and
target) for being usable in Java 7 runtime environments but Java 8 is still required to perform their build.
For Administrators
JDK 1.8+ is required (version 8u25 minimum)
ExifTool Setup | Third Party Software Requirement
The following documentation provides guidelines to download/setup ExifTool program. This tool is replacing Mistral for binaries metadata extraction.
Bridge CMISQL to Elasticsearch
To send the CMISQL queries to Elasticsearch, you can set the following property:
This will make your CMIS integration benefit from the scalability of the Elasticsearch engine.
Elasticsearch Reindexing Refactoring
The reindexing operations are now faster because of better parallelisation and improved usage of the Elasticsearch bulk mode. See the tuning options available.
The new Admin > Elasticsearch > Admin tab now displays much more options to reindex:
- Support for multi-repositories.
- Re-indexing the entire repository: Now it drops the index first.
- Re-indexing documents that match a NXQL query: There is no recursive indexation of children nor deletion of spurious documents from the index.
- Re-indexing a document and its children recursively: Before indexing, the document and its children are removed from Elasticsearch. This operation can be used to remove spurious documents from the index. You may experience incomplete search results during the re-indexing.
- Optimize all Elasticsearch indexes: The optimize process basically optimizes the index for faster search operations (and relates to the number of segments a Lucene index holds within each shard). The optimize operation allows to reduce the number of segments by merging them. Ask for a full optimization to a single segment. Note that this can potentially be a very heavy operation.
Mongodb HA Configuration
It is now possible to configure the db name, as well as the replica sets, the credentials and other options.
Property nuxeo.mongodb.dbname can be used to define the database name. The default is "nuxeo". Property nuxeo.mongodb.server can be used for credentials, replica sets, and options, as described in Mongodb documentation.
Nuxeo Drive Beta Channel
As Nuxeo Drive can now be configured to be updated through a beta channel, the beta update site URL is set in the Nuxeo server by the org.nuxeo.drive.beta.update.site.url property, whose default value is set to http://community.nuxeo.com/static/drive-tests/ in the nuxeo-drive Marketplace package. As any other Framework property it can be overridden in nuxeo.conf.
Recompute Picture Views
Recomputation of picture views can now be asynchronously launched in Admin > Imaging, through a NXQL query.
S3 BinaryManager and Big Files
AWS S3 connector has been improved for dealing with multi-part upload of big files, which allows to go over the previous limitation of 5 gigabits files.
Oracle 12 Support
Support of Oracle 12 has been validated.
Escaping Configuration Variables
The Nuxeo Platform now enables you to generate extensions containing variables resolved at runtime through the templating system. You can read more about it on JIRA and in the documentation.
Social Collaboration Migration
We wrote a SQL script to update data created with the Social Collaboration addon to be usable in a default Nuxeo Platform. The script can be found in the Social Collaboration GitHub reporsitory.


The corner of your eye
20 May 2016We usually think that our eyes work like a camera, giving us a sharp, colorful picture of the world all the way from left to right and top to bottom. But we actually only get this kind of detail in a tiny window right where our eyes are pointed. If you hold your thumb out at arm’s length, the width of your thumbnail is about the size of your most precise central (also called “foveal”) vision. Outside of that narrow spotlight, both color perception and sharpness drop off rapidly - doing high-precision tasks like reading a word is almost impossible unless you’re looking right at it.
The rest of your visual field is your “peripheral” vision, which has only imprecise information about shape, location, and color. Out here in the corner of your eye you can’t be sure of much, which is used as a constant source of fear and uncertainty in horror movies and the occult:
What’s that in the mirror, or the corner of your eye?
What’s that footstep following, but never passing by?
Perhaps they’re all just waiting, perhaps when we’re all dead,
Out they’ll come a-slithering from underneath the bed….
Doctor Who “Listen”
What does this peripheral information get used for during visual processing? It was shown over a decade ago (by one of my current mentors, Uri Hasson) that flashing pictures in your central and peripheral vision activate different brain regions. The hypothesis is that peripheral information gets used for tasks like determining where you are, learning the layout of the room around you, and planning where to look next. But this experimental setup is pretty unrealistic. In real life we have related information coming into both central and peripheral vision at the same time, which is constantly changing and depends on where we decide to look. Can we track how visual information flows through the brain during natural viewing?
Today a new paper from me and my PhD advisors (Fei-Fei Li and Diane Beck) is out in the Journal of Vision: Pinpointing the peripheral bias in neural scene-processing networks during natural viewing (open access). I looked at fMRI data (collected and shared generously by Mike Arcaro,Sabine Kastner, Janice Chen, and Asieh Zadbood) while people were watching clips from movies and TV shows. They were free to move their eyes around and watch as you normally would, except that they were inside a huge superconducting magnet rather than on the couch (and had less popcorn). We can disentangle central and peripheral information by tracking how these streams flow out of their initial processing centers in visual cortex to regions performing more complicated functions like object recognition and navigation.
We can make maps that show where foveal information ends up (colored orange/red) and where peripheral information ends up (colored blue/purple). I’m showing this on an “inflated” brain surface where we’ve smoothed out all the wrinkles to make it easier to look at:
This roughly matches what we had previously seen with the simpler experiments: central information heads to regions for recognizing objects, letters, and faces, while peripheral information gets used by areas that process environments and big landmarks. But it also reveals some finer structure we didn’t know about before. Some scene processing regions care more about the “near” periphery just outside the fovea and still have access to relatively high-resolution information, while others draw information from the “far” periphery that only provides coarse information about your current location. There are also detectable foveal vs. peripheral differences in the frontal lobe of the brain, which is pretty surprising, since this part of the brain is supposed to be performing abstract reasoning and planning that shouldn’t be all that related to where the information is coming from.
This paper was my first foray into the fun world of movie-watching data, which I’ve become obsessed with during my postdoc. Contrary to the what everyone’s parents told them, watching TV doesn’t turn off your brain - you use almost every part of your brain to understand and follow along with the story, and answering questions about videos is such a challenging problem that even the latest computer AIs are pretty terrible at it (though some of my former labmates have started making them better). We’re finding that movies drive much stronger and more complex activity patterns compared to the usual paradigm of flashing individual images, and we’re starting to answer questions raised by cognitive scientists in the 1970s about how complicated situations are understood and remembered - stay tuned!
Comments? Complaints? Contact me @ChrisBaldassano


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#include "_doctype.html"
cURL - in the press!
#include "css.t"
#define CURL_DOCS
#define DOCS_PRESS
#define CURL_URL docs/press.html
#include "_menu.html"
#include "setup.t"
WHERE2(Docs, "/docs/", In the Press)
TITLE(A Collecton of Links to Articles About cURL)
For the fun of it, we have this list with articles where people have written
about curl on other sites. Enjoy!
#define ARTICLE
#define ARTICLEEVEN
#define NARTICLE
#define WHEN(x) x |
#define WHO(x) x |
#undef LINK
#define LINK(name,link) name |
#define DESC
#define NDESC |
| Article |
Date |
Author |
Summary |
ARTICLE
LINK(CLI Magic: Use cURL to measure Web site statistics,
"http://www.linux.com/article.pl?sid=06/10/10/1824245")
WHEN(16-Oct-2006)
WHO(Michael Stutz)
DESC
A short overview of a few handy tricks that curl can do for you.
NDESC
NARTICLE
ARTICLEEVEN
LINK(Do everything right from the command line,
"http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/aix/library/au-speakingunix3.html?ca=dgr-lnxw07UnixUtilities4Net")
WHEN(5-Sep-2006)
WHO(Martin Streicher)
DESC
The third article in a series on how to use unix command lines, and it
mentions curl in very favourable ways.
NDESC
NARTICLE
ARTICLE
LINK(Talk to the Internet with cURL,
"http://www.mcpressonline.com/tips-techniques/web-languages/techtip-talk-to-the-internet-with-curl.html")
WHEN(May-2006)
WHO(Alan Seiden)
DESC
Use the i5's PASE environment to run cURL, the popular open-source
communication utility.
NDESC
NARTICLE
ARTICLEEVEN
LINK(Using cURL with PHP,
"http://www.phpbuilder.com/columns/ian_gilfillan20050525.php3")
WHEN(May-2005)
WHO(Ian Gilfillan)
DESC
Introductory article on PHP/CURL programming
NDESC
NARTICLE
ARTICLE
LINK(Simplify Network Programming with libCURL,
"http://www.linuxdevcenter.com/pub/a/linux/2005/05/05/libcurl.html")
WHEN(May-2005)
WHO(Ethan McCallum)
DESC
Friendly and positive introductory article on libcurl programming
NDESC
NARTICLE
ARTICLEEVEN
LINK(Das Internet in einer Shell,
"http://www.amiga-magazin.de/magazin/a07-03/curl/index.html")
WHEN(July-2003)
WHO(Hartwig Tauber)
DESC
German article describing the magics of curl
NDESC
NARTICLE
ARTICLE
LINK(curl Simplifies Web Retrieval,
"http://www.unixreview.com/documents/s=1820/uni1011713175619/0201i.htm")
WHEN(23-jan-2002)
WHO(Cameron Laird and Kathryn Soraiz)
DESC
General and positive article about curl and libcurl
NDESC
NARTICLE
ARTICLEEVEN
LINK(Downloading without a Browser,
"http://www.linuxgazette.com//issue70/chung.html")
WHEN(3-sep-2001)
WHO(Adrian J Chung)
DESC
September 2001 issue of Linux Gazette. A few curl examples are included
NDESC
NARTICLE
ARTICLE
LINK(network filtering,
"http://www.networkcomputing.com/1213/1213f26.html")
WHEN(9-aug-2001)
WHO(Sean Doherty)
DESC
Test of network filtering programs. Describes how they
used curl to drive the tests
NDESC
NARTICLE
ARTICLEEVEN
LINK(Working with cURL,
"http://currents.net/articles/daily/7,3,1,0523,01.html")
WHEN(1-jun-2001)
WHO(Garth Gillespie)
DESC
Short article basicly saying that curl is useful for automatic HTTP tasks
NDESC
NARTICLE
ARTICLE
LINK(Anacom,
"http://www.phpbuilder.com/columns/michael20010510.php3")
WHEN(10-may-2001)
WHO(Michael Reynolds)
DESC
Article explaining how to use curl within PHP with Anacom (a
popular online credit card processor)
NDESC
NARTICLE
If you have written (or know of) other related articles, please tell us!
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WHEN '7A'. "Hire
MOVE 'A' TO fv_return. "Active
WHEN '7B'. "Expat Assignment
MOVE 'A' TO fv_return. "Active
WHEN '7C'. "Organizational Change
MOVE 'A' TO fv_return. "Active
WHEN '7D'. "Change of Pay
MOVE 'A' TO fv_return. "Active
WHEN '7E'. "Transfer/Relocation
MOVE 'A' TO fv_return. "Active
WHEN '7F'. "Termination/Retirement/Deceased
CASE fv_massg.
WHEN '12'.
MOVE 'D' TO fv_return. "Deceased
WHEN '18'.
MOVE 'R' TO fv_return. "Retirement
WHEN OTHERS.
MOVE 'T' TO fv_return. "Termination
ENDCASE.
WHEN '7G'. "Rehire
MOVE 'A' TO fv_return. "Active
WHEN '7H'. "Retirement
MOVE 'R' TO fv_return. "Retirement
WHEN '7I'. "UnPaid LOA
MOVE 'L' TO fv_return. "LOA
WHEN '7J'. "Return to Work from UnPaid LOA
MOVE 'A' TO fv_return. "Active
WHEN '7K'. "Hire Unpaid LOA
MOVE 'L' TO fv_return. "LOA
WHEN '7L'. "Hire Paid LOA
MOVE 'L' TO fv_return. "LOA
WHEN '7M'. "Paid LOA – Active Status
MOVE 'L' TO fv_return. "LOA
WHEN '7N'. "Return to Work from Paid LOA
MOVE 'A' TO fv_return. "Active
WHEN '7O'. "Country ReAssignment
MOVE 'A' TO fv_return. "Active
WHEN '7P'. "Severance - Active
MOVE 'A' TO fv_return. "Active
WHEN '7Q'. "Return from Expat Assignment
MOVE 'A' TO fv_return. "Active
WHEN '7R'. "Severance - Withdrawn
MOVE 'T' TO fv_return. "Terminated
WHEN '7T'. "Change of Bank Details
MOVE 'A' TO fv_return. "Active
WHEN '7U'. "Intercompany Transfer
MOVE 'A' TO fv_return. "Active
WHEN '7Y'. "Conversion LOA - Canada
MOVE 'A' TO fv_return. "Active
WHEN '7Z'. "Conversion Hire - Canada
MOVE 'A' TO fv_return. "Active
WHEN OTHERS.
ENDCASE.
ENDFORM. " GET_EMPLOYEE_STATUS
FORM rate_type_mapping USING fv_abart
CHANGING fv_return.
IF fv_abart EQ '1'.
MOVE 'H' TO fv_return.
ELSEIF gv_abart EQ '3'.
MOVE 'S' TO fv_return.
ENDIF.
ENDFORM. " RATE_TYPE_MAPPING
FORM pay_group_mapping USING fv_bukrs
fv_rate_type
CHANGING fv_return.
CASE fv_bukrs.
WHEN 'SP04'. "T56A
IF fv_rate_type EQ 'S'. "Salary
MOVE '2' TO fv_return.
ELSE.
MOVE '1' TO fv_return.
ENDIF.
WHEN OTHERS.
MOVE '1' TO fv_return.
ENDCASE.
ENDFORM. " PAY_GROUP_MAPPING
FORM union_code_mapping USING fv_trfar
CHANGING fv_return.
CASE fv_trfar.
WHEN 'NU'.
MOVE '' TO fv_return.
WHEN 'UA'.
MOVE 'U30' TO fv_return.
WHEN 'UB'.
MOVE 'UN' TO fv_return.
WHEN 'UC'.
MOVE '' TO fv_return.
WHEN 'UD'.
MOVE 'U20' TO fv_return.
WHEN 'UE'.
MOVE '847' TO fv_return.
WHEN 'UF'.
MOVE '847' TO fv_return.
WHEN OTHERS.
ENDCASE.
ENDFORM. " UNION_CODE_MAPPING
FORM worker_category_mapping USING fv_persg
CHANGING fv_return.
CASE fv_persg.
WHEN '1'.
MOVE 'F' TO fv_return.
WHEN '2'.
MOVE 'P' TO fv_return.
WHEN '3'.
MOVE 'P' TO fv_return.
WHEN '4'.
MOVE '' TO fv_return.
WHEN '5'.
MOVE '' TO fv_return.
WHEN '6'.
MOVE '' TO fv_return.
WHEN '7'.
MOVE 'CAS' TO fv_return.
WHEN '8'.
MOVE 'CAS' TO fv_return.
WHEN '9'.
MOVE 'CON' TO fv_return.
WHEN 'A'.
MOVE 'OTH' TO fv_return.
WHEN 'B'.
MOVE 'OTH' TO fv_return.
WHEN 'C'.
MOVE '' TO fv_return.
WHEN 'D'.
MOVE 'OTH' TO fv_return.
WHEN 'E'.
MOVE 'F' TO fv_return.
WHEN 'F'.
MOVE 'F' TO fv_return.
WHEN 'G'.
MOVE 'F' TO fv_return.
WHEN 'H'.
MOVE '' TO fv_return.
WHEN 'I'.
MOVE '' TO fv_return.
WHEN OTHERS.
ENDCASE.
ENDFORM. " WORKER_CATEGORY_MAPPING
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| Functions | ||
| ParallelObjective | Set up MPI Client-Server support for objective optimization. |
| Public methods | ||
| CstrServer | ||
| Execute | Do the objective evaluation. |
| Public fields | ||
| obj | const | Objective. |
| Public methods | ||
| Execute | ||
| MultiParam | ||
| ObjClient | ||
| SubProblems | Distribute subproblems of an objective across servers. |
| Public fields | ||
| Nfree | ||
| Nstruct | ||
| obj | const | Objective. |
| Public methods | ||
| Execute | virtual | Do the objective evaluation. |
| Loop | virtual | Wait on the objective client. |
| ObjServer |
| Public methods | ||
| Execute | Separable objective evaluations. | |
| SepServer |
| obj | Objective to parallelize |
| DONOTUSECLIENT | TRUE (default): client node does no object evaluation FALSE after putting servers to work Client node does one evaluation. |
| NSubProblems | integer, number of subproblems that can be done simultaneously. |
| MaxSubReturn | integer, longest vector returned by a subproblem |
| nxtmsgsz | integer, number of free parameters |
| calledby | string, where I'm coming from |
| update | TRUE, get announced new parameter vector after STOP |