git stash
Stash local Git changes in a temporary area.
More information: home page
- Stash current changes, except new (untracked) files:
git stash push -m optional_stash_message
- Stash current changes, including new (untracked) files:
git stash -u
- Interactively select parts of changed files for stashing:
git stash -p
- List all stashes (shows stash name, related branch and message):
git stash list
- Show the changes as a patch between the stash (default is stash@{0}) and the commit back when stash entry was first created:
git stash show -p stash@{0}
- Apply a stash (default is the latest, named stash@{0}):
git stash apply optional_stash_name_or_commit
- Drop or apply a stash (default is stash@{0}) and remove it from the stash list if applying doesn't cause conflicts:
git stash pop optional_stash_name
- Drop all stashes:
git stash clear


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Bad cover from Synergy
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Vercoquin
Hi ! Excuse me for my english... I'm french. I have a little problem with the cover's Synergy. For the french's artists, Amazon is not a good solution for finding the covers. And sometimes, Synergy shows a bad cover found in Amazon's database. In iTunes, I can put the good cover, but Synergy shows always the bad cover, and I can't know what is the bad cover to delete in the Covers' bolder of Synergy (the reference is too asbtracted). How can I force the iTunes' covers / Synergy's covers ?
I hope you can anderstand my question...
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Vercoquin
In the other words, i search a command (or a option) who says : "if a file's cover exist in iTunes, choice this and don't show the Synergy's cover"
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Greg Hurrell
Delete Synergy's cover, and it will start to use the one in iTunes.
See the Synergy Global Menu: "Show Album Covers folder".
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Vercoquin
Than you !
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I take great pride and pleasure in using an operating system sometimes thought of as difficult, risky, and geared towards programmers. Being the extremely novice developer that I am, I like to boost my sense of competence by using this somewhat elite OS so that I can bask in the surprise of others when they find out that I am using neither Windows nor MAC.
However, along with the perks of using an a slightly atypical OS come its inevitable, intrinsically linked downfalls: in this case, namely a lack of support for and access to popular proprietary programs. Luckily, the open-source community is beautiful and prolific, its efforts affording the ability to hack together a solution to nearly any problem you should wish to tackle.
My latest endeavour, prototyping my next project, has been no exception. The objective: create a high-fidelity, really pretty, visually-identical, interactive approximation of what I envision my web app looking like and being able to do. I began by trying out some web apps advertised for prototyping, InVision and Marvel App — which, of course, are indifferent to my OS — I was off to a good start. InVision didn’t work out, but Marvel App was promising, allowing you create designs with its canvas function. However, there was a glaring flaw: once you move on from creating screen1 to screen2, screen3 must be based off screen2 — there’s no way to use screen1 as a starting point. This becomes extremely frustrating extremely quickly, and I was getting really tempted to cut corners and just omit entire interactions and features.
So, I migrated my project over to some OS-based image editing software. (Note: I am a complete noob at image manipulations.) I had previously used GIMP, but gave InkScape a run this time. Abode Illustrator seems to typically be the tool of choice for operations like mine, but it is of course unavailable for Linux. Having never used Illustrator, I expect that I experienced exactly the same amount of difficulty getting started with InkScape as I would have with Illustrator. As with many things on the most user-friendly Linux distros (ie Ubuntu based), there is a wealth of online knowledge in the form of question forums and tutorials. This meant that I could just google any problem I ran into for instant assistance. I reckon Illustrator similarly has plenty of how-to information available on the interwebz.
By taking advantage of all the help available, I was able to get a handle on using InkScape to mock-up some beautiful screens. I then uploaded each of them back into Marvel App and used Marvel to add interactions between them. And you know what? I don’t think prototying in Linux was particularly hardship-prone.
There was one important lesson learned, that I must remind myself of:
- If it’s not simple, just google it!
Usually I am too stubborn — I try until I’m mad and then declare it impossible. “Just google it” is a much better tactic.
All said and done, I feel much more confident about mocking-up and prototyping apps for future projects after this experience and I’m not at all concerned that my OS is impeding my pace. Another point for Linux!
Note: This post was migrated from its original home on Medium on February 23, 2017.


Druid¶
Superset works well with Druid, though currently not all advanced features out of Druid are covered. This page clarifies what is covered and what isn’t and explains how to use some of the features.
Note
Currently Airbnb runs against Druid 0.8.x
and previous /
following versions are not tested against.
Supported¶
Aggregations¶
Common aggregations, or Druid metrics can be defined and used in Superset.
The first and simpler use case is to use the checkbox matrix expose in your
datasource’s edit view (Sources -> Druid Datasources ->
[your datasource] -> Edit -> [tab] List Druid Column
).
Clicking the GroupBy
and Filterable
checkboxes will make the column
appear in the related dropdowns while in explore view. Checking
Count Distinct
, Min
, Max
or Sum
will result in creating
new metrics that will appear in the List Druid Metric
tab upon saving the
datasource. By editing these metrics, you’ll notice that they their json
element correspond to Druid aggregation definition. You can create your own
aggregations manually from the List Druid Metric
tab following Druid
documentation.
Post-Aggregations¶
Druid supports post aggregation and this works in Superset. All you have to
do is creating a metric, much like you would create an aggregation manually,
but specify postagg
as a Metric Type
. You then have to provide a valid
json post-aggregation definition (as specified in the Druid docs) in the
Json field.
Not yet supported¶
- Regex filters
- Lookups / joins


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--- title: "Default" description: |
Progress bars enable a better User Experience by providing a *visual
feedback* to the end user when an action takes long time to complete.
To this end, Evolution UI has the evo_c-progress-bar
component.
The evo_c-progress-bar
component represents the trackbar and contains
the bar
element which represent the true bar instead.
The actual progress of a progress bar is strictly related to the width of the inner bar.
author: Gabriele Romeo category: standard type: Progress Bars order: 1 ---


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In our lab there is a robot in which we’ve been working a lot since the beginig of the year. I’ll ewxplain a little bit about it and show our implementations in some post in the future.
Now I just want to talk about our standalone computer solution: Raspberry Pi + Ubuntu. Quite simple, right? Not really.
I first tried to install in a raspberry pi A+ but its small RAM and limitations persé deservers a post.
But now I solve (up to now) the problem with Raspberri pi 2 + unbuntu Armf + ros repo to arm (links below):


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Basic Adaptive Card with placeholder card
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Basic Adaptive Card with placeholder card, dark mode
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Simple form loaded from remote
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mode='dark'
src="https://deejaytc.github.io/adaptivecards-wc/formsample.json">
</adaptive-cards>


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Ewa works at the Python Software Foundation. In 2008 she began working as a third-party meeting planner for PyCon US. In 2011 Ewa left her previous employer and became the Event Coordinator for the PSF. The following year she also picked up the role of PSF Administrator. She now holds the title of Director of Operations and enjoys working with the PSF staff and volunteers.
In her spare time Ewa loves to run (slowly) and to be outdoors with her husband. She is also attempting to learn how to play the violin and is enjoying the long journey (even if everyone else living in her building is not). Most of all, Ewa loves to eat delicious food (hence the need for running). Restaurant & recipe recommendations are always welcome!


Module plotting¶
This plateflex`
module contains the following functions for plotting:
-
plateflex.plotting.
plot_real_grid
(grid, log=False, mask=None, title=None, save=None, clabel=None, contours=None, **kwargs)¶ Plot 2D image of any real-valued 2D array, used in several context throughout
plateflex
. For example, it can be used to plot the input grids of topography or gravity anomalies, the real or imaginary values of the wavelet transform at a giben wavenumber index, the wavelet scalograms at a given wavenumber index, the wavelet admittance or coherence at a given wavenumber index, or the final grids of results.- Parameters
grid (
ndarray
) – Array of real-valued datalog (bool, optional) – Whether or not to take the log of the array values (useful in scalogram)
mask (np.ndarray, optional) – Array of booleans for masking data points
title (str, optional) – Title of plot
save (str, optional) – Name of file for to save figure
clabel (str, optional) – Label for colorbar
contours (List) – Contours to overlay on maps (e.g., useful for plotting outline of land areas)
-
plateflex.plotting.
plot_bayes_stats
(trace, summary, map_estimate, title=None, save=None)¶ Extract results from variables
trace
,summary
andmap_estimate
to plot marginal and joint posterior distributions. Automatically determines how to plot results from those variables.- Parameters
trace (
MultiTrace
) – Posterior samples from the MCMC chainssummary (
DataFrame
) – Summary statistics from Posterior distributionsmap_estimate (dict) – Container for Maximum a Posteriori (MAP) estimates
title (str, optional) – Title of plot
save (str, optional) – Name of file for to save figure
-
plateflex.plotting.
plot_functions
(k, adm, eadm, coh, ecoh, padm=None, pcoh=None, title=None, save=None)¶ Function to plot observed and predicted (
None
by default) admittance and coherence functions. Both admittance and coherence are plotted regardless of method to estimate the model paramters.- Parameters
k (
ndarray
) – 1D array of wavenumbersadm (
ndarray
) – 1D array of observed wavelet admittanceeadm (
ndarray
) – 1D array of error on observed wavelet admittancecoh (
ndarray
) – 1D array of observed wavelet coherenceecoh (
ndarray
) – 1D array of error on observed wavelet coherencepadm (
ndarray
) – 1D array of predicted wavelet admittancepcoh (
ndarray
) – 1D array of predicted wavelet coherencetitle (str, optional) – Title of plot
save (str, optional) – Name of file for to save figure


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Luke Nasetava further remanded in custody for alleged murder of his 34-year-old wife
by Semi Turaga34-year-old Luke Nasetava who allegedly murdered his 34-year-old wife in Walu Bay on the 31st of August this year, has been further remanded in custody.
He was produced before High Court Judge, Justice Salesi Temo.
Police had earlier said that according to initial information gathered, the woman was allegedly stabbed after allegedly refusing to talk to the husband.
The case will be called again on Friday.


This site shows a lot of source code which is running this site.
To achieve this, I'm using a script to generate HTML friendly files from actual sources. Later on, these files are displayed by a component, designed specifically for this task.
To see updates during development I'm using the concurrently utility.
The component combines navigation
tabs and code viewer and leverages
the
Here are the sources of the component:
The component relies on data stored in the JSON file named
sources.json
.
The file stores descriptions of the HTML friendly files.
The descriptions are following the next convention - the key is the name of a file in the lowerCamelCase format.
The description object contains two fields:
For example, I want to add a button-positive.component.ts
file to
the list of sources.
It will look like:
sources.js
script during processing the
sources.json
.
Later on, in this case, the description after processing will look like:
Hash-names are used to avoid name collision. Thus, it is possible to include files with a similar name.
Files listed in the sources.json
are processed by
sources.js
script, which works in
The script is started during the development phase, as well as the building phase.
The build script in the package.json
file is modified to process
files listed in sources.json
before building the project.
The processed files are placed into the assets folder into the
subfolder named sources. The assets folder is
statically served by
The processing script is indeed simple.
sources.json
.The processing can be described by these steps:
After the source description is extracted from the list, the script updates the progress output.
On the next step, the script checks the hash-name value and defines it if necessary.
Later, the file contents are converted into the string, and symbols &, < and > are replaced with HTML entities.
Finally, the result is saved in the file with hash-name into the sources folder.
To render the source files, I'm defining the settings via
SourceViewer
type.
Here is an example:
Here is an explanation for the input parameters of the underlying
ISourceViewer
interface.
To simplify the process of the settings declaration, the given interface follows several conventions.
If the id
parameter is provided, it will be used as-is, and the
component will try to find the exact match in sources.json
.
The named parameter component
will be converted into the set of
parameters.
These settings:
Will be converted into:
Such rules are also defined for the rest of the named parameters of this interface. They can be found in the definition of the interface.
After the appropriate module is added to the imports section the component can be used as follows:
The source viewer component consists of three parts:
The processing script and the rendering component are both relying on the description list.
This solution can be used during development and in build time.
Pros:
Cons:


RAFC-DMS is a sytematic approach for gathering, monitoring and tracking of Regional Agriculture and Fisheries Council (RAFC) related documents in Caraga Region. It serves as a repository of documents at the same time tracking tool of resolutions, highlights or minutes of meetings, memorandum, special orders and other documents. It also tracks the submission of documents from the different Agriculture and Fisheries Councils (AFCs) in the Caraga Region.


MD5 in XULRunner (or Firefox extensions) 2007/11/15
Rather than including an outside JavaScript library just to do MD5 sums, how about using Mozilla's nsICryptoHash
interface? For the Flickr API, this took slightly more effort than expected because it only returns data in base64-encoded ASCII or binary. Fortunately for me, the binary format was packed as a string, so making this usable was a matter of a little bin2hex
function. Behold:
var _md5 = null; try { _md5 = Cc['@mozilla.org/security/hash;1'].createInstance(Ci.nsICryptoHash); } catch (err) { Components.utils.reportError(err); } var md5 = function(str) { if (null == _md5) { return ''; } // Build array of character codes to MD5 var arr = []; var ii = str.length; for (var i = 0; i < ii; ++i) { arr.push(str.charCodeAt(i)); } _md5.init(Ci.nsICryptoHash.MD5); _md5.update(arr, arr.length); var hash = _md5.finish(false); // Unpack the binary data bin2hex style var ascii = []; ii = hash.length; for (var i = 0; i < ii; ++i) { var c = hash.charCodeAt(i); var ones = c % 16; var tens = c >> 4; ascii.push(String.fromCharCode(tens + (tens > 9 ? 87 : 48)) + String.fromCharCode(ones + (ones > 9 ? 87 : 48))); } return ascii.join(''); };
Comments (4)
Should really do === when comparing to null :p
Running away b/c I don't even get what the hell is going on in this function...
— Dimitry — 2007/11/15 10:18 pm
Great stuff, I was just trying to use JS MD5 on bigger files (~1MB) in my extension. It timed out a couple of times before finished calculating. This is fast and should be used instead!
— Kojalaharcos — 2008/01/02 3:38 pm
i found many sites that give md5 coding and decoding like http://www.joomlaaa.com/md5-coding-decoding i do not know how they can decode md5 anyone know a script to decode md5
— michosn — 2008/04/30 3:51 am
michosn: Please kill yourself.
— Mike D — 2008/04/30 8:12 am


City Water Management System
Data Visualization
Change in Water Body Surface Area(1992 to 2016)
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"Take all the remarkable people in history, Rattle them off to a popular tune." |
1836: Frederic Clay, composer and collorator with Gilbert in several instances, is born in Paris on August 3rd
1836: William Schwenck Gilbert born, on November 18th, in the Strand.
1839: Mary Francis Ronalds "Fanny" is born on August 23rd. Mrs Ronalds is Sullivan's friend and companion through most of his latter life.
1842: Arthur Seymour Sullivan born, on May 13th, in Bolwell Terrace.
1844: Harriet Everard, who created the roles of Mrs Partlet and Little Buttercup, is born in London on March 12th.
1844: Emma Howson, who created the role of Josephine, is born in Hobart, Tasmania, on March 28th.
1844: Richard D'Oyly Carte born, on May 3rd, in Lambeth, London.
1844: Gilbert attends the Western Grammar School at Brompton.
1846: Gilbert attends the Great Ealing School.  From this came his first known verses, written in Paris, where he had been taken to recuperate. When the horses, white with foam, Drew the Empress to her home From the place whence she did roam, The Empress she did see The Gilbert Familee, To the Emperor she said: 'How beautiful the head Of that youth of gallant mien, Cropped so neat and close and clean - Though I own he's rather lean.' Said the Emperor: 'It is! And I never saw a phiz More wonderful than 'is' |
1846: Rosina Brandram, the original creator of such roles as Lady Blanche, Katisha and Dame Carruthers is born in London on July 2nd.
1847: Richard Temple, the original creator of such roles as Sir Marmaduke Pointdextre, the Mikado and Sir Roderic Murgatroyd is born, Richard Baker Cobb, in London on March 2nd. He made his début at the Crystal Palace in 1872.
1847: George Grossmith, character actor with the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company, is born in Penge on December 3rd.
1849: Francois Arsene Cellier, the D'Oyly Carte musical director from 1878 to 1913 is born in London on December 14th
1852: Helen Lenoir (later Mrs D'Oyly Carte) is born, on May 12th, in Wigtown, Scotland.
1852: Durward Lely, the original creator of such roles as the Duke of Dunstable, Nanki-Poo and Richard Dauntless is born in Arbroath on September 2nd
1853: Jessie Bond, the original creator of such roles as Hebe, Pitti-Sing and Mad Margaret, is born in Camden Town, London on January 10th
1853: Rutland Barrington, the original creator of such roles as Grosvenor, Booh-Bah and Sir Despard Murgatroyd, is born, George Rutland Fleet, in Penge on January 15th.
1853: In March Gilbert registers as an Occasional Student at King's College, University of London. In September he is admitted to the Department of General Literature and Science as a regular student.
1854: Sullivan enters the choir of the Chapel Royal, St. James's Palace.
1855: Gilbert takes a B.A. degree at the University of London.
1856: Sullivan wins the first great prize of his career - the Mendelssohn Scholarship.
1856: Sullivan commences studies at the Royal Academy of Music.
1856: Gilbert takes the job as a clerk in the Education Department of the Privy Council at £120 a year. He hates the job.
1857: Sullivan leaves the Chapel Royal, his voice having broken.
1857: Charles Manners, who created the role of Private Willis, is born Southcote Mansergh in London on December 27th.
1858: Sullivan's first orchestral work, the Overture in D minor, is performed at the Royal Academy of Music, on July 13th. The score has since been lost.
1858: Sullivan's Mendelssohn Scholarship is extended so that he may pursue studies in Leipzig.
1858: In Leipzig, Sullivan meets Grieg, a fellow student who is a year his junior.
1859: Sullivan's Scholarship is extended for another year at Leipzig.
1859: Gilbert voluneers for the Civil Service Rifles - which is, as the names suggests, a home guard. He is soon made Lieutenant. He later joins the West Yorkshire Militia.
1859: Ilka von Pálmay, the original creator of the role of Julia Jellicoe in The Grand Duke, is born Ilona P�lmay Petráss, in Hungary on September 21st, 1859. She retires from the stage in 1929 and dies in 1945.
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--- title: "Introducing $\\rho_{max}$ and $K_{max}$!" author: "Drew Tyre" date: '2019-02-11' output: html_document draft: no slug: below-K tags_include: - ecology - carrying capacity categories: Research ---
I often hear the phrase, “This population is below \(K\) so …”. But what does the trajectory of such a population look like? I think it should be increasing. But apparently not everyone agrees. The usual context of this statement is interpreting what kind of birth and death rates to expect. If a population is “below \(K\)”, then birth rates should exceed death rates. If they are not, then something (disease, predation, hunting) is causing birth rates to fall or death rates to rise.
I’ve always thought of \(K\) as an abstract point, the position on the population size spectrum1 where birth and death rates are equal. In my thinking, if a disease arrives that reduces recruitment (e.g. by killing newborns), then \(K\) (and maybe \(r_{max}\)) is reduced because the birth rate curve shifts downwards. But apparently not everyone thinks of \(K\) in this arbitrary mathematical way.
I know there are many flavors of the term “carrying capacity”. For example, “social carrying capacity” as used by wildlife managers describes how many individuals of a species humans are prepared to accept.2 I think of my use of carrying capacity as “ecological carrying capacity”, the size of a population that growth tends towards in the absence of stochastic effects. But maybe this needs to be unpacked a bit more.
Thinking of \(K\) as a single thing creates a problem: my mathematical point does not stay constant. It bounces around in response to environmental stochasticity. In years with good rainfall \(K\) is higher for deer than in drought years. It trends over time in response to slow variables like landuse change. But the common usage suggests that \(K\) does not change. I think we need two concepts: \(K_t\) and \(K_{max}\).
\(K_t\) is the mathematical point I just described, and includes all the vagries of the environment, disease, predators etc. It is specific to a point in time and indeed, space. In contrast, \(K_{max}\) is constant, a feature of the species’ life history. In a given habitat3, at what population size do birth rates equal death rates equal given only intra-specific competition. In theory, one could work out \(K_{max}\) given knowledge of primary production, plant community composition, assimilation efficiencies, and assuming scramble competition. Here’s a graph to illustrate.
In the animation4, the arrows point from the current population size to \(K_t\), which varies randomly between years. Note that early on, the population increases even in bad years (years with low \(K_t\)), because the population is below \(K_t\).
I picked the \(K_{max}\) notation to correspond to \(r_{max}\), the intrinsic rate of growth, or the difference in birth and death rates when intra-specific competition is absent. This has a pleasing conceptual symmetry, but actually creates a problem. I use \(r_{max}\) in the sense of \(K_t\), that is, the maximum rate of growth including all the vagaries of the ecosystem. I use \(r_t\) as the observed per capita rate of growth at a particular point in time. So, if \(r_{max}\) is now the life history constant, \(r_t\) is the particular maximum growth rate at \(t\), then what is \(ln\left(\frac{N_{t+1}}{N_t}\right)\)?
My constants \(K_{max}\) and \(r_{max}\) have an interesting property. They are unobservable. Given two population estimates you can “observe” \(ln\left(\frac{N_{t+1}}{N_t}\right)\). By analogy with the distinction between population and sample statistics, I could use \(\rho_{max}\) for the life history constant, \(\rho_t\) for the value at a specific time, and then \(r_t = ln\left(\frac{N_{t+1}}{N_t}\right)\) just makes sense! Maybe. Conceptually \(r_t\) is not the same beast as \(\rho_t\) because the latter is independent of \(N_t\).
Getting this notation right is not a triviality. It affects how students learn. I’ve noticed many of my students struggle with this exact conceptual distinction between \(r_t\) and \(\rho_t\). One is an unobservable property of the system, and the other is an estimated quantity. Maybe I should put a hat on \(\hat{r}\). Another interesting connection: \(\hat{r}_t = f\left(\hat{N}_t | \rho_t, K_t\right)\).
Nothing to see here, really. I suspect the vague notation and terminology is so deeply engrained in generations of ecologists that clarifying it at this point is well nigh impossible. What do you think? Comments welcome below!
I just made this up. I love being an academic and getting to coin new jargon.↩
The concept is not without criticism - this is a fascinating read.↩
introducing another vague term here! Here, I think of habitat as a type of vegetation in a particular location, averaged at a resolution of at least the home range of the species in question. This works just fine for big horn sheep, but what about predators?↩
I assumed that \(K_t = K_{max} - gamma(10, 0.5)\) with shape and rate parameters for the gamma variate. You can see all the code if you’re keen.↩


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This is an experimental implementation of the tablesmith logic in javascript. We use ohm to reproduce the syntax and try to parse all "official" tables.
First goal is to be able to parse correctly. Second step would be to recreate the same results. This is complicated by the fact that tablesmith can not
be run in commandline mode, so automatic comparisons are harder than they could be.


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You can use python to craft complex queries.
Notice the list comprehension. This sort of query would be extremely hard to write in SQL.
Lets break down what this list comprehension is doing.
*[F.avg(c) for c in df.columns if c != 'class']
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A GRE Tunnel is an encapsulated tunnel between two devices that makes the connection act like a point-to-point interface. We are essentially putting packets inside packets; in other words, we are encapsulating the IP packets into GRE packets.
link We will use the above figure to create a sample tunnel between the HQ and Branch routers.
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The default tunneling mode is GRE so it is not required to set it explicitly in this case.
Notice we are setting the destination address to be the outside interface that is reachable over the un-encapsulated network. You can also use loopback addresses.
Some options that GRE tunneling supports are:
- add an additional checksum
- specify a tunnel key
- enforce packet sequencing
Those options are seen under the **tunnel** subcommand in interface configuration mode.
Router(config-if)# tunnel ?
bandwidth Set tunnel bandwidth informational parameter
checksum enable end to end checksumming of packets
destination destination of tunnel
flow flow options
key security or selector key
mode tunnel encapsulation method
mpls MPLS tunnel commands
path-mtu-discovery Enable Path MTU Discovery on tunnel
protection Enable tunnel protection
rbscp Set tunnel RBSCP parameters
route-via Select subset of routes for tunnel transport
sequence-datagrams drop datagrams arriving out of order
source source of tunnel packets
tos set type of service byte
ttl set time to live
udlr associate tunnel with unidirectional interface
vrf set tunnel vrf membership
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By default, the state of a point-to-point GRE interface is determined by routing availability for the tunnel destination, thus as long as the router has a route for the tunnel destination, the tunnel interface state will be UP. However, this does not account for possible transit issues. To fix the problem, GRE keepalives can be enabled on the point-to-point GRE tunnels. The format of the command is keepalive <interval> <number_of_retries>
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Elizarni has survived a war, tsunami and migration to the U.S., a new world where she has encountered prejudice as a Muslim woman. Through her traumatic past, she has decided to fight hatred and violence the way her mother inspired her: with peace.
From Aceh, Indonesia, Elizarni, a doctoral student studying educational leadership, has dedicated her life to bringing peace in war-torn countries and spreading public awareness about what Muslims are truly like.
“In the future, I really want to focus on things that teach peace, being critical people in a society so that they can stand when they see injustices happening,” Elizarni said. “It’s a time to speak up.”
When Elizarni was 13, her village, Batee Iliek, was a scene of the ongoing conflict between the government of Indonesia and the Free Acehnese Movement, a separatist group. She could hear children and women screaming in her village. She ran out the back of her house as it burned to the ground and ran between the two groups shooting at each other.
Her mother had built the house with the money from her dowry. Looking at the coals where the house once stood, she was hopeful. She said that when God takes something away, he will give something better.
Her mother influenced Elizarni and taught her that it is not good to preserve hatred. Since the battle that destroyed her home, instead of fighting in anger, Elizarni decided that she wanted to work on peace.
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Elizarni, a PhD student from Indonesia, poses for a portrait on Feb. 7, 2018. Indonesian people are commonly only known by one name.
“I don’t want to see war anymore,” Elizarni said.
She went to college and joined organizations for women and children affected by violent conflicts. Having seen the results of war firsthand, Elizarni joined women’s organizations in Indonesia, such as Beujroh, a women’s organization based in Aceh.
Women and children did not start the conflict, but they were the ones most affected, Elizarni said. But from the war, women created solidarity and helped each other survive those conflicts, inciting peace. The women in her village are strong and are “actual feminists” who survive in the most difficult situations and continue to feel hopeful, Elizarni said.
Elizarni and her village had not seen the last of tragedy, however.
In December 2004, an earthquake with a 9.1 magnitude and tsunami hit Indonesia, particularly Elizarni’s region. It killed more than 230,000 people, including many of Elizarni’s relatives.
At the time, she was in college and was running late to a dance class. She stepped outside her building, a few kilometers from the city Banda Aceh, and saw the road crack in front of her. She was afraid of falling into the chasm. People yelled a warning about water coming. She ran and climbed into the back of a truck that drove her to a safe space. After the tsunami, Elizarni saw people lying on the ground.
“Peace is very hard work, actually. It is not soft work. It has a soft meaning, but it’s hard. With peace, there is a justice first. When we can accept tolerance, respect each other, it’s not hard.”- Elizarni, a doctoral student
“It was the last day I saw my friends,” Elizarni said.
After the tsunami, which she called Judgment Day, Elizarni became even more inspired to join peace organizations.
She joined the Interfaith Cooperation Forum, promoting peace among different ethnicities and religions. She traveled to different Southeast Asian countries organizing schools of peace in which 20 young people from different conflicts went through a three-month program about the role of peace.
“Peace is very hard work, actually,” Elizarni said. “It is not soft work. It has a soft meaning, but it’s hard. With peace, there is a justice first. When we can accept tolerance, respect each other, it’s not hard.”
Elizarni has continued that peaceful work since arriving in the U.S. in 2009. At Ohio University, Elizarni works to show American students what being Muslim is actually like, and she also works to show her people in Indonesia what the U.S. is truly like. People tend to generalize, Elizarni said. Americans may think of Muslims as oppressed or violent, just as many Indonesians may look at President Donald Trump and generalize the U.S. as a whole.
“There are good and bad things in every country,” Elizarni said. “When there is a bad story, I counter it with a good story.”
For instance, someone had once screamed at her while she was walking down the street, she said. But last year, 70 students were arrested at Baker for protesting about protecting undocumented and international students. She was thrilled to see how students came together.
“They are not Muslim, but I feel accepted,” Elizarni said. “They fight for me. They fight for us. It was only the problem for seven countries, but it is the problem for all of us. … They see us as their sisters and brothers.”
Mohamed Amira, the president of the Muslim Student Association, met Elizarni at an education workshop. He listened to her story in a diversity presentation through the Indonesian Student Association and admired her strength to work toward peace.
“I felt many times in all these occasions the pain and suffering she gone through,” Amira, a graduate student studying teacher education, said.  I know I would feel anger and upsetments, maybe this desire to get revenge … but if I choose peace, it takes a lot of courage. It shows what a good person she is.”
Elizarni considers herself lucky compared to other people in her village. They have a strong desire to learn, Elizarni said, but do not have the opportunity. She said the current education system focuses only on profit, and if people don’t have money, they cannot go to school. After she graduates, Elizarni plans to return to Indonesia and build a nonprofit learning center for the poor and marginalized.
Candace Stewart, a coordinator at the Student Writing Center who has known Elizarni for three years, was not surprised to learn Elizarni’s plans to build a learning center.
“She has always been an advocate for those outside the margins,” Stewart said in an email.
For now, Elizarni wants to continue taking a stand against discrimination and hatred that she sees, whether it is against LGBT people or any other group. Any human deserves equality, she said.
“I believe in humanity,” Elizarni said. “I put humanity, justice and peace in front of my work. When you can see love manifest in anything. By the logic of love, I believe peace is going to arise.”
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Working with Static Sites
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Static Site Generators (SSG)
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- Open Source
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Installation
npm install -g @11ty/eleventy
Commands (Some)
eleventy
eleventy --input=. --output=./_site
eleventy --serve
Demo
Layouts
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- Can be chained
Front Matter
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title: a value
something: another value
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- Front matter
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[Originally published in Denkmäler, Forschungen und Berichte als Fortsetzung der Archäologischen Zeitung, ed. Eduard Gerhard (Berlin: G. Reimer, 1850), 203-5 (see pp. 176-7).]
1. By archaeology we mean the branch of classical philology based on the monumental works and traces of ancient engineering, rather than on literary sources and objects. This includes works of architecture and the plastic arts, as well as the study of sites and inscriptions.
2. The main topics of archaeological study are the study of monuments, art history, and artistic artifacts; art instruction, art criticism, and the explication of art are also available to it as tools, just as Grammatics, together with literary criticism and hermeneutics, supplements philology in the narrower sense.
3. The task of archaeology is to present not just a selection of art monuments, but the entirety of the monumental material, both for its own sake and in its consequences for literary, religious, and individual relics; the entirety of all philological research and the total world view of ancient life.
4. Research on monuments of classical antiquity must take as its starting point the literary knowledge on which so-called philology in the narrower sense is based; the archaeologist treats antiquity's monumental aspect on a philological basis. To this end antiquarians of all sorts supply him with material, while artists judge and examine it for him.
5. This dependence of the archaeologist on antiquarians and artists, which has often incorrectly led to the extension of the term to include antiquarian dilettantes of all kinds, makes the archaeologist's procurement and assessment of material all the more difficult, as material of varying artistic value is constantly accumulating from very different places.
6. We gratefully acknowledge educated travelers, as well as resident researchers at classical sites, among the antiquarians who bring the cache of classical monuments to the knowledge of the archaeologist.
7. The archaeologist must learn about the rules and models of art from architects and plastic artists in order to cultivate his own feeling for drawing and artistic style by viewing and comparing numerous artworks of different genres.
8. The archaeologist must treat this material consistently with the form and limits of philology, so that his work will resemble and reciprocally supplement the philologist's: his explication of art standing beside the criticism and explanation of philological texts; his art history standing beside the literary history of antiquity; his other research, especially on religious and individual relics, standing beside the real representation of ancient life.
9. German archaeology only arrived at this understanding of its task in the last decades. Earlier it was impeded by the one-sidedness of the aesthetic point of view, on the one hand, and on the other hand, by the lack of substantial observation of ancient monuments of all different types.
10. In order for archaeology to advance in this philological sense, its method must not so much adjust to the needs of the antiquarians or the artists—although it is also recommendable for it to encroach on these—but must rather be grounded in strict relation to overall philological instruction.
11. Even in primary education, the art world of the ancients should only be introduced in connection with reading the ancients; moreover, a feeling for ancient art can be developed as part of the acquirement of technical skills.
12. Archaeological studies will first thrive in the universities when, during the usual course of study, it is taught in closer relationship to philological education, both in its subjects as well as in its practical exercises, than was possible according to study programs up to now. Young men who turn towards archaeology without thorough philological training or particular artistic capability should be deterred rather than encouraged.
13. When philologists, distrusting their aesthetic feeling, avoid the art world of the ancients, they forget that ancient monuments are indispensable to them not simply for their own sake but also as sources of antiquarian knowledge. When others encounter the difficulties of archaeological resources, they do not realize that these resources are now affordable in proportion with their benefits.
14. Collections of statuary plaster casts are the most distinguished means of inspiring and cultivating a sense for the beauty and majesty of Greek art up to a sound level. On the other hand, a sense for composition is formed more by comparing other art genres—here no masterpiece of composition of any genre can be done without.
15. Resources necessary for the study of archaeology in universities include, on the one hand, a teaching apparatus (Lehrapparat) to augment the lectures with diverse perspectives and, on the other hand, an exercise apparatus, in order to supplement the teaching in a timely manner with the resources necessary for the explication of art. This should include architectonic models, masterpieces of every technique, and palpable and clear presentation sheets to accompany the plaster casts. Besides such presentation sheets, the teaching aid should above all consist of a choice of the most important books for archaeological study—a supply similar to the public libraries (which are not always sufficient), such as philological seminars have.
16. Archaeology or monumental philology was promoted for a long time
in Germany almost exclusively by numismatics and Greek epigraphy;
its importance is becoming more recognized, although it has not yet
come into the right connection with philology overall. Therefore,
no appropriate means towards this end should be neglected; a regular
consideration of archaeological studies from the side of philology is
also to be wished for.
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Utilities for RxJS. Provides additional operators as well as tslint rules to avoid common mistakes.
Please see API documentation
Please use the API documentation for an always up-to-date list of all included operators. The API documentation also contains detailed descriptions, examples and marble diagrams.
Adjust your tslint.json
{
"rulesDirectory": [
"node_modules/@w11k/rx-ninja/dist/bundle/tslint_rules"
],
"rules": {
"rx-ninja-subscribe-takeuntil": true,
"rx-ninja-subscribe-in-subscribe": true
}
}
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tslint -p tsconfig.json -t verbose
rx-ninja-subscribe-takeuntil
This rule triggers when Observable#subscribe()
is called and then enforces that
.pipe()
is called directly before .subscribe()
takeUntil()
or one of a specified finalizer operators is called as the last pipe operatorThe rule can be limited to files with the specified suffix (fileSuffix
). Angular users might set this to .component.ts
.
Configuration:
"rx-ninja-subscribe-takeuntil": [
true,
{
"finalizer": [
"takeUntil",
"customOperator",
"anotherOperator"
],
"fileSuffix": [
"-relevant.ts"
]
}
]
rx-ninja-subscribe-in-subscribe
This rule triggers if Observable#subscribe()
is called inside of another Observable#subscribe()
call, e.g.
import {of} from "rxjs";
of(1).subscribe(() => {
of(2).subscribe(); // <-- error
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by The Associated PressKABUL — An Afghan official says Taliban insurgents have stormed a checkpoint in a central province, killed at least eight Afghan soldiers.
Anwar Rahmati, the governor of Daykundi province where the attack took place, says four soldiers were also wounded in the hourslong gunbattle.
He said reinforcements were dispatched early Sunday to the area in Kajran district, driving off the Taliban and killing at least 20 of their fighters.
Qari Yusouf Ahmadi, a Taliban spokesman, claimed responsibility for the checkpoint attack. He disputed the Taliban casualty figures provided by the governor, and said the insurgents had seized weapons and ammunition.
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Rotation 7: Lamination and Vacuum Forming
Project Description:
This rotation, we made skateboards! We starting by picking a regular or longboard, I picked a regular. This project has been my favorite of the class so far. There were seven pieces of wood, all different types of wood that had to go in a specific order, that all were glued together with wood glue and then put into a vaccum sealed bag. After that we sanded the edges with sanders and with the wood cutting machines. These machines were new to me, but I found them very easy and fun to use. I then printed out about 50 stickers of things that I like and put them all on my skateboard. I printed all of the stickers on the vinyl sticker cutter and it took a very long time to print all of them out. I then put a clear gloss coat overtop.


TL;DR
Store events in your database, and construct the current state of your database from those events. Keep side-effects separate (like emails being sent to users). Endpoints become open-ended and asynchronous, and you can track the state of your database throughout time (almost like Git).
Intro
My team and I are several months into a move from a traditional RESTful implementation (which is referred to as “active record” and is arguably the most widespread concept taught in web development) of our server to a more event-driven approach. If you haven’t read much about event-driven architecture (EDA) or event sourcing, I would recommend taking a look at this easy-to-follow slide deck (it should take about 10 minutes or so to get a basic idea of what’s going on). If you prefer not to read that…
Here’s a quick rundown of some of the basic concepts
- “Entities” (records in your database) are modeled as events (for example,
UserCreated
would be an entity). - Your stateful objects (something that would traditionally be a
User
object or whatever) are derived from your events. - In theory, if you only kept a backup of your event entities, you should be able to reconstruct the most up-to-date state of your entire database.
Instead of mutating an object over and over and losing any notion of what led the object to that point, you can instead keep a timeline of the object and derive its current state. It’s like having a history of every object in your database. Kind of reminds me of Git.
For performance reasons, every time some requests, say, user/1234
, you don’t want to recompute that user object based on the events that led up to that point (UserCreated
, UserUpdatedEmailAddress
, UserLoggedIn
, etc.), but instead, every time an update/delete occurs, you can just store the current state of whatever that object is in a separate table and query for that on any GET
request.
In other words, new events trigger updates, and GET
requests query for the stateful object itself. This is almost like a cache.
In other words, this is a very close model of real life. Things happen over time, and the current state of anything is just the sum of the things that happened to it.
What can the endpoints look like?
Something like /api/1.0/userCreated
.
One approach is to model your endpoints as events themselves. In other words, the endpoints have a semantic meaning for their corresponding entity, just like any other traditional RESTful endpoint. However, this approach lends itself to being a bit more open-ended and a bit less procedural. Additionally, all endpoints become basically either a GET
or a POST
(similar to “REST without PUT
”), and side-effects are processed asynchronously on the backend.
That last point about side-effects is important, because if you were to reconstruct your database from your events, you would want to do so without, say, triggering emails being sent to users, etc. The side-effects should be encapsulated in a set of logic seperate from the event creation itself (and endpoints are a great mechanism for this).
Some benefits I’ve encountered
Loosely coupled, open-ended endpoints
This has been absolutely fantastic. For most operations, our client application just sends a GET
for a current stateful object, or a POST
to create an event. That’s it. If you’ve ever deployed an iOS application to the App Store, you’ll know it takes about a week (sometimes shorter, sometimes longer) to get approved. This means that if you have a bug in your client application, the fix takes the sum of the time it takes you to:
- Receive a complaint from a customer
- Find out why the bug is happening (“well, it was working on my machine?!”)
- Fix the bug
- Code review
- Do some QA
- And then, get App Store approval
This means you need to remove flow of control from your client application as much as possible, and move that control to your server. This is pretty trivial in most cases with open ended endpoints that simply respond to events.
We have continuous integration set up through CircleCI, which means that once we merge in Github from develop
to staging
, or staging
to master
, our server automatically deploys. This means that if we can keep as much logic as possible on our server, we can just deploy our server as often as we want to fix bugs that we encounter (this is obviously useless, however, if it’s a client UI bug).
Backend becomes asynchronous
This is huge. This means that essentially all side effects happen inside workers. So the only response that gets sent back to the client is either something like a 401: Unauthorized
, 500: Internal error
, or 200: Success
. These responses are only those of the event creation itself.
An asynchronous backend can be implemented without an event-driven architecture (for example, by making traditional, RESTful, active record endpoints kick off async workers), but these approaches mesh very well together.
Some drawbacks I’ve encountered
Lots of entities
Events are entities, and, well… entities are entities too. In other words, if you store both events and the current state of your database, then you have a big database.
Backend becomes asynchronous
You’ll notice the second point was mentioned as both a benefit and a drawback. If your endpoints operate asynchronously, this means that you can only rely on sending an HTTP response for the creation of the event itself. That’s it. No client logic can depend on any subsequent operations or side-effects that take place on the server, unless you implement some sort of two-way communication via polling, web sockets, etc..
For example, say we want to prevent users from posting an ad for their used motorcycle on our app unless they’ve verified they’re email address. In a traditional, synchronous, active-record approach, we might do this:
POST /advertisement BODY: { type: 'motorcycle', make: 'Harley Davidson' }
- Server checks
user.emailVerified === true
? - If not, respond with, say,
401: Unauthorized
- This response triggers logic on the client to show a prompt asking for the user to enter their email address in order to be sent an email with a link to verify it
This works great, if the backend is synchronous. What’s left to be discovered is the best approach for processing complex logic such as this with an asynchronous backend, which requires a different frame of thinking (something we’re still working on figuring out).
Some final thoughts/questions
Deletions
Do you want “soft deletes” or “hard deletes”? In other words, do you want to actually remove a stateful record from your database, or simply mark it (via a flag) as “removed” or “deleted”, or whatever?
Diffs
Since this approach is already closely related to Git, one of the only major things missing is the ability to “diff” objects. These diffs could be stored inside the event itself:
There are still many questions to be answered, and lots of cool things that can be implemented here. It is a shift in the commonly-taught paradigm (the “active record” approach). I am excited to learn more from others who have experience with this! Thanks for reading, and feel free to chime in in the comments below.


Event Sources
Introduction
Dashboard gets data from backend by using event sources registered in 'config.js' file. Event sources registry is array contains objects with Event Sources definitions. Each object contains at least three mandatory fields:
type
(String) – Event Source type. Allowed values are:"WSS"
,"SSE"
,"FETCH"
,"FILE"
url
(String) – Event Source URLevents
(Array) – white list of emitted events names (other events will be ignored)
Each Event Source depends of used protocol can emit formatted or unformatted data. Server-sent Events (SSE) and File (FILE) event sources can contain field with event name, WebSocket (WSS) and Fetch (FETCH) can contain only raw data.
WSS
WebSocket Event Source (push)
WSS (WebSocket) event source can be used in case we want push data from server to dashboard. WSS (WebSocket) provide full-duplex communication channels over a single TCP connection, but dashboard use just server to client direction.
Definition in 'config.js' file:
type
(String) –"WSS"
url
(String) – valid WebScocket Server URL (starts from"ws://"
or"wss://"
)events
(Array) – array of single entry with event name
Example:
sys_eventProviders = [ ... { type: "WSS", // WebSocket event provider url : "wss://ws.weather.myserver.com", // WebSocket server URL events: ["temperature"] // Event name }, ... ];
Data format:
Unformatted raw character or binary data.
Please see: WebSockets Living Standard for more information.
Example:
HELLO NĖURO!
Example: ws.py – Simple python3 script to send data through WebSocket
#!/usr/bin/python3 import time import random import asyncio import websockets async def send(websocket, path): # Send the message while True: await websocket.send(str(random.randrange(10, 99))) time.sleep(3) try: HOST = 'localhost' PORT = 8082 server = websockets.serve(send, HOST, PORT) print('Server started.\nURL: ws://' + HOST + ':' + str(PORT)) asyncio.get_event_loop().run_until_complete(server) asyncio.get_event_loop().run_forever() except KeyboardInterrupt: asyncio.get_event_loop().stop() print('\nServer ended.')
SSE
Server-sent Events Event Source (push)
SSE (Server-sent Events) event source can be used in case we want push data from server to dashboard. Unlike WebSockets, Server-sent Events are a one way communications channel - events flow from server to client only.
Definition in 'config.js' file:
type
(String) –"SSE"
url
(String) – valid HTTP Server URL (starts from"http://"
or"https://"
)events
(Array) – array of event names
Example:
sys_eventProviders = [ ... { type: "SSE", // Server-sent Events provider url : "http://sse.weather.myserver.com", // HTTP server URL events: ["temperature", "humidity"] // Event names }, ... ];
Data format:
Character data in standard Server-sent Events format.
Please see: Server-sent Events Living Standard for more information.
Example:
event: usermessage data: HELLO NĖURO!
Example: sse.py – Simple python3 script to send data through Server-sent Events
#!/usr/bin/python3 import time import random from http.server import BaseHTTPRequestHandler,HTTPServer # HTTP request handler class myHandler(BaseHTTPRequestHandler): # Handle GET method def do_GET(self): self.send_response(200) self.send_header('Access-Control-Allow-Origin', '*') self.send_header('Content-Type', 'text/event-stream') self.send_header('Cache-Control', 'no-cache') self.send_header('Connection', 'keep-alive') self.end_headers() # Send the message while True: self.wfile.write(bytes('event: temperature_sse\n','utf-8')) self.wfile.write(bytes('data: ' + str(random.randrange(10, 99)) + '\n\n','utf-8')) time.sleep(3) try: HOST = 'localhost' PORT = 8081 server = HTTPServer((HOST, PORT), myHandler) print('Server started.\nURL: http://' + HOST + ':' + str(PORT)) server.serve_forever() except KeyboardInterrupt: server.socket.close() print('\nServer ended.')
FETCH
Fetch Event Source (pull)
FETCH (Fetch) event source can be used in case we want pull data from server to dashboard. Unlike WebSockets and Server-sent Events Fetch pull data from server to client.
Definition in 'config.js' file:
type
(String) –"FETCH"
url
(String) – valid HTTP Server URL (starts from"http://"
or"https://"
)events
(Array) – array of single entry with event nameinterval
(Number) – fetch interval in millisecondsmethod
(String) – HTTP request method. Default:"GET"
body
(String, body types) – HTTP request bodyheaders
(Object, Headers) – Default:{}
credentials
(String) – Authentication credentials mode. Default:"omit"
"omit"
– don't include authentication credentials (e.g. cookies) in the request"same-origin"
– include credentials in requests to the same site"include"
– include credentials in requests to all sites
Example:
sys_eventProviders = [ ... { type: "FETCH", // Fetch provider url : "http://api.weather.myserver.com", // HTTP server URL events: ["temperature"], // Event name interval: 5000 // pull interval (5 seconds) }, ... ];
Data format:
Unformatted character or binary data.
Please see: Fetch Living Standard for more information.
Example:
HELLO NĖURO!
Example: fetch.py – Simple python3 script to serve data for the Fetch API
#!/usr/bin/python3 import random from http.server import BaseHTTPRequestHandler,HTTPServer # HTTP request handler class myHandler(BaseHTTPRequestHandler): # Handle GET method def do_GET(self): self.send_response(200) self.send_header('Access-Control-Allow-Origin', '*') self.send_header('Content-Type', 'text/plain') self.send_header('Cache-Control', 'no-cache') self.end_headers() # Send the message self.wfile.write(bytes(str(random.randrange(10, 99)),'utf-8')) try: HOST = 'localhost' PORT = 8080 server = HTTPServer((HOST, PORT), myHandler) print('Server started.\nURL: http://' + HOST + ':' + str(PORT)) server.serve_forever() except KeyboardInterrupt: server.socket.close() print('\nServer ended.')
FILE
File Event Source (pull)
FILE (File) event source can be used in case we want pull data from server or local file to dashboard. Unlike WebSockets and Server-sent Events File event source allow pull data from server to client. Unlike FETCH event source FILE event source allow to pull data from local files by using file:// protocol).
Definition in 'config.js' file:
type
(String) –"FILE"
url
(String) – valid JavaScript file URL (starts from"file://"
) or relative path or absolute path (starts from"/"
)events
(Array) – array of event namesinterval
(Number) – fetch interval in milliseconds
Example:
sys_eventProviders = [ ... { type: "FILE", // File provider url : "my-event-provider.js", // JavaScript data provider events: ["temperature", "humidity"], // Event names interval: 5000 // pull interval (5 seconds) }, ... ];
Data format:
JavaScript wrapped data with two mandatory fields:
"event"
and
"data"
Example:
event="usermessage" data="HELLO NĖURO!"
Example: file.py – Simple python3 script to provide data for local file read
#!/usr/bin/python3 import time import random import os import tempfile file = os.path.join(tempfile.gettempdir(), "data.tmp") f = open(file, 'w') print('Start writing to file.\nURL: file://' + f.name) try: while True: # Write the message f.seek(0) f.write('event="temperature_file";data=' + str(random.randrange(10, 99))) time.sleep(3) except KeyboardInterrupt: f.close() print('\nFile closed.')


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A Midsummer Night's Dream Directed by Michael Hoffman
A film review by Marty Mapes Copyright 1999 Marty Mapes
*** (out of 4) I'll start the film review with points against, because by criticizing at the start (and since the criticisms are but small) we put behind us things unpleasant, which, though necessary if one wants to share the truth, do not comprise the all of one's experience watching Hoffman's film.
This version of A Midsummer Night's Dream at 19th century's turn's suppos'dly set (though "turn" in this case surely means the last, for phonographs in 1800 would be out of place). But let's not fret o'er when it's set; suffice to say that it was long ago.
The setting isn't modern like the one Baz Luhrmann used when he made Romeo + Juliet some two or three years past. Nor is the setting bold and striking like McKellen and Loncraine's Richard III which looks and feels like Nazi Germany (it's chilling to the bone and worth a rent.)
The point is that this film does not have one odd thing about it, leading one to ask: "Why now? Why film? Why not a trav'ling play?" Effects most special? Not particul'y (although the fairies made of light are neat). Amazing sound and music? Not to me. (although I think the music rang a bell) I guess that Hoffman simply wished to tell a lightweight tale for summer moviegoers.
"Lightweight" describes the film most fittingly, unless perhaps you know of what I speak when I say "fluff." But "fluff" is not the worst of jibes; in fact a very pleasant time is eas'ly had at movies which are fluff.
In short: it's nothing special and it's fluff, and that was it. That's all the bad I had to say about this film. (Espesh'ly since I thought I wouldn't mention the first scene with Michelle Pfeiffer -- her deliv'ry was not great and sounded wooden. But, quite soon the feeling passed and so I thought I'd leave those unkind words unwritten in my piece).
And so we leave the critical behind.
At this point in reviews I often find it's time to summarize the movie's plot, but this time I will not. For since the film's retelling is quite faithful, I'll not bore you with the details -- you can always look them up in any tome of Shakespeare's work. (In fact there's even now a "dummies" book!)
The changes Hoffman made, (he wrote the script as well), it seems to me were mostly made to make the dialogue seem more like speech and less like speeches. Shakespeare's words and deeds were left intact as far as I can tell.
 (I say instead of "plot," the plural. Yes, this film has two threads, prob'ly more, but I'll just keep my myself to two, for breviphiles.)
The first one is a love triangle, but it is a square, because it has four sides: Fair Helena fawns o'er Demetrius, who loves her not; for he loves Hermia. In fact, he'll marry her, though not because she loves him back. ‘Tis father's whim to whom she'll wed; and he doth pick Demetrius. But Hermia loves good Lysander, and he requites her love, which means that of the four sides to our square, just Helena's unloved.
The other thread tells of the fairy king and how his plot to tease his wife ensnares a simple weaver/actor by the name of Bottom. (He's the one, and this the play, where human head turns into ass's head.)
That's all the summary you'll get from me. There's more, but ‘tis of no immense import.
The film deserves some praise, now that we've moved beyond the summary and criticism, And most of it belongs to Hoffman's cast: a fine job all around and in all roles.
Though Kevin Kline (as Bottom) gets the first screen credit at the end, the credits at the film's beginning show the players' names in alphabetic order. In that way ensemble acting's emphasized o'er "stars" or egos. Quite refreshing, I do say.
Puck (Stanley Tucci), gray and bald, still has a spritely step along with some of Dream's most funny lines. Calista Flockhart shines as our fair Helena, and though comes close, she never whines (a fear that's grounded in her TV past).
You'll surely recognize the faces of the other actors, even if you don't know what their names may be. Of more import, though, is that all performances are good. Nor Rupert Everett (as the Fairy King -- don't laugh), nor Pfeiffer as his wife are bad, though both of them are flatter than the rest.
So all in all A Midsummer Night's Dream is pretty good, considering it's fluff. And if you have a couple hours to spare -- say Star Wars is sold out and you have made no other plans -- see Kline and Tucci play their parts. It may not change your life but for an afternoon you will be entertained.
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JavaScript compared to HTML and CSS
HTML is the content of the website, CSS is the layout/design and JavaScript makes all the moving parts possible.
Control Flow and Loops
JavaScript has Control Flow which is like getting dressed in the morning. We first evaluate what kind of cloths are needed, if casual or smart, winter or summer. All these decisions narrow down the outfit we will eventually leave don. Then we can issue the command to put on the appropriate attire, footwear and accessories.
Looping is when we need to do the same task many times like when we are doing the dishes. We scrub each dish or pot and then we put it down. We specify first how many items need to be washed so that we know when to finish. If we don't set limits then we can fall into what is called an Infinite Loop.
Accessing data from Arrays and Objects Literals
An Array is a list of items or numbers that go in sequence. They are always accessed with []. Object literals can be accessed with either a dot or brackets.
Functions and their uses
A function completes a task when it is called to do so. This can be written into the code and self-started or it can be started by the click of a user.
They are useful because they can be written many ways to produce different results.


Bullet graph
This study shows how to create a bullet graph using Highcharts 1.2.
Read more on
bullet graphs
at Wikipedia.
Fiddle
with this example.


Add perks that you like to use, from most preferred (High Value) to least preferred (Low Value) all other perks are ignored.


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- with other acid reducers
Ask a doctor before use if you have
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- heartburn with lightheadedness, sweating, or dizziness
- chest pain or shoulder pain with shortness of breath; sweating; pain spreading to arms, neck or shoulders; or lightheadedness
- frequent chest pain
- frequent wheezing, particularly with heartburn
- unexplained weight loss
- nausea or vomiting
- stomach pain
Ask a doctor or pharmacist before use if you are
presently taking a prescription drug. Antacids may interact with certain prescription drugs.
Stop use and ask a doctor if
- your heartburn continues or worsens
- you need to take this product for more than 14 days
If pregnant or breast-feeding,
ask a health professional before use.
Keep out of reach of children.
In case of overdose, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away. (1-800-222-1222)
Directions
- adults and children 12 years and over:
- do not swallow tablet whole: chew completely
- to relieve symptoms, chew 1 tablet before swallowing
- do not use more than 2 chewable tablets in 24 hours
- children under 12 years: ask a doctor
Other information
- each tablet contains: calcium 320 mg; magnesium 70 mg
- Phenylketonurics: Contains phenylalanine 2.2 mg per tablet
- read the directions and warnings before use
- read the bottle label. It contains important information.
- store at 20-25°C (68-77°F)
- protect from moisture
Inactive ingredients
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- name - Variable in class com.SCHSRobotics.HAL9001.util.misc.ConfigParam
-
- NonMaxSuppressor - Class in com.SCHSRobotics.HAL9001.util.misc
-
A class used to perform non-max suppression on a list of bounding boxes.
- NonMaxSuppressor(double) - Constructor for class com.SCHSRobotics.HAL9001.util.misc.NonMaxSuppressor
-
Constructor for NonMaxSuppressor.
- normalDirection() - Method in class com.SCHSRobotics.HAL9001.system.subsystems.QuadWheelDrive
-
Sets the direction of the robot(default direction).
- normalDirection() - Method in class com.SCHSRobotics.HAL9001.system.subsystems.TankDrive
-
Sets the direction of the robot(default direction).
- normalize(double) - Method in class com.SCHSRobotics.HAL9001.util.math.Vector
-
Normalizes the vector to a specified length.
- normalize() - Method in class com.SCHSRobotics.HAL9001.util.math.Vector
-
Normalizes the vector to a length of 1 unit (a unit vector).
- NotAnAlchemistException - Exception in com.SCHSRobotics.HAL9001.util.exceptions
-
An exception that is thrown when things cannot be converted into other things or made out of nothing.
- NotAnAlchemistException(String) - Constructor for exception com.SCHSRobotics.HAL9001.util.exceptions.NotAnAlchemistException
-
Constructor for NotAnAlchemistException.
- NotARealGamepadException - Exception in com.SCHSRobotics.HAL9001.util.exceptions
-
An exception that is thrown when someone tries to use an invalid gamepad to control the robot.
- NotARealGamepadException(String) - Constructor for exception com.SCHSRobotics.HAL9001.util.exceptions.NotARealGamepadException
-
Constructor for NotARealGamepadException.
- NotBooleanInputException - Exception in com.SCHSRobotics.HAL9001.util.exceptions
-
An exception thrown when a button meant to return boolean data is mapped to a button that does not return boolean data.
- NotBooleanInputException(String) - Constructor for exception com.SCHSRobotics.HAL9001.util.exceptions.NotBooleanInputException
-
Ctor for NotBooleanInputException.
- NotDoubleInputException - Exception in com.SCHSRobotics.HAL9001.util.exceptions
-
An exception thrown when a button meant to return double data is mapped to a button that does not return double data.
- NotDoubleInputException(String) - Constructor for exception com.SCHSRobotics.HAL9001.util.exceptions.NotDoubleInputException
-
Constructor for NotDoubleInputException.
- NothingToSeeHereException - Exception in com.SCHSRobotics.HAL9001.util.exceptions
-
An exception thrown if an object is null that is not supposed to be null.
- NothingToSeeHereException(String) - Constructor for exception com.SCHSRobotics.HAL9001.util.exceptions.NothingToSeeHereException
-
Constructor for NothingToSeeHereException.
- NotVectorInputException - Exception in com.SCHSRobotics.HAL9001.util.exceptions
-
An exception that is thrown when a button meant to return vector data is mapped to a button that does not return vector data.
- NotVectorInputException(String) - Constructor for exception com.SCHSRobotics.HAL9001.util.exceptions.NotVectorInputException
-
Constructor for NotVectorInputException.
- numberMap(double, double, double) - Static method in class com.SCHSRobotics.HAL9001.util.misc.ConfigParam
-
Generates a map linking the names of numbers to the actual numbers.
- numberMap(int, int, int) - Static method in class com.SCHSRobotics.HAL9001.util.misc.ConfigParam
-
Generates a map linking the names of numbers to the actual numbers.
- NumberParams(String, String, String, String) - Constructor for class com.SCHSRobotics.HAL9001.system.subsystems.QuadWheelDrive.NumberParams
-
Constructor for NumberParams.
- NumberParams(String, String) - Constructor for class com.SCHSRobotics.HAL9001.system.subsystems.TankDrive.NumberParams
-
Constructor for NumberParams.
- numberSelected(double) - Method in class com.SCHSRobotics.HAL9001.util.calib.EncoderDistanceCalib
-
Closes menu and gets the distance from the user.


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