Good day
loyal subjects and complete slaves fellow programmers,
I've seen the following behavior quite a bit on these forums, and I'd like to write out why it gets such negative reactions.
Let us presume that the topic creator has a problem with their program. They post the code, a short problem description and what they see that's going wrong. A few regulars post in the thread, offering explanations, until the problem is resolved at which point the topic creator effectively deletes all their posts by editing them and replacing the contents with text unrelated to the problem. This article is mainly for people who do this.
Evidently, there are several good reasons why you shouldn't do this.
1. It's a time-waster.
There are some people who use search functions to browse for a step-by-step solution to their problem or a similar problem that they can adapt. By deleting your posts' contents, you're effectively wasting not only your own time by deleting the posts, but also the time of those who both search before asking and those who generally answer questions.
2. Nothing bad can come as a result of leaving your code up.
This point assumes that you know your instructor will not object loudly to you seeking for help. I'd hope that most CIS instructors would have some sense and understand that programmers can and will work in groups if necessary, and not complain about you seeking help. If you
know he/she will object, then... why are you cheating? :/
If you're worried about being accused of plagiarism because the instructor managed you match your code to one in your post, then you have two options. If you can figure out exactly where a certain problem is, then posting only part of the code would not only reduce the chances of getting called out for plagiarism, but it might also shorten your wait time! However, if you still get called out, then you can explain and prove to your instructor that you're the one who wrote that code.
3. It prevents everyone from getting an opportunity to help you.
We have a
lot of "helpers" here, each with skills, qualifications, and specializations in different fields and each
in different time zones. A subtle logic error that isn't immediately obvious during program execution that one person didn't catch might have been caught by another person an hour later if you didn't erase your posts.
To summarize, erasing your posts after you get your answer is counter-productive. Happy home-working!
-Albatross


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#include <pthread.h>
int pthread_create(pthread_t * thread, pthread_attr_t * attr, void * (*start_routine)(void *), void * arg);
pthread_create creates a new thread of control that executes concurrently with the calling thread. The new thread applies the function start_routine passing it arg as first argument. The new thread terminates either explicitly, by calling pthread_exit(3) , or implicitly, by returning from the start_routine function. The latter case is equivalent to calling pthread_exit(3) with the result returned by start_routine as exit code.
The initial signal state of the new thread is inherited from it's creating thread and there are no pending signals. PThreads4W does not yet implement signals.
The initial CPU affinity of the new thread is inherited from it's creating thread. A threads CPU affinity can be obtained through pthread_getaffinity_np(3) and may be changed through pthread_setaffinity_np(3). Unless changed, all threads inherit the CPU affinity of the parent process. See sched_getaffinity(3) and sched_setaffinity(3).
The attr argument specifies thread attributes to be applied to the new thread. See pthread_attr_init(3) for a complete list of thread attributes. The attr argument can also be NULL, in which case default attributes are used: the created thread is joinable (not detached) and has default (non real-time) scheduling policy.
On success, the identifier of the newly created thread is stored in the location pointed by the thread argument, and a 0 is returned. On error, a non-zero error code is returned.
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Lord Nash announces a new university technical college for Guildford.
Thousands of students in Surrey will be trained to become cyber security experts at a new college backed by technology giants, Schools Minister Lord Nash announced today (11 March 2015).
The Guildford university technical college ( UTC ) will train up to 720 14- to 19-year-olds in cyber security, computer science and engineering, with students gaining valuable technical qualifications alongside studying core academic GCSEs and A levels, such as English and maths.
As society increasingly depends on digital services, the need for young people with the skills to design systems to protect information online, defend networks from attacks and prevent the loss of valuable data is growing.
This demand has led to local employers backing the creation of a new UTC to address this shortfall in skills.
The UTC will work with CGI, a global IT firm, technology and engineering giants BAE Systems and Babcock International, industrial gases specialists Air Products, and other local employers to give students the best possible preparation for working life or further study. Royal Holloway, University of London, will also work with students as the university sponsor. The UTC will also work with alongside Surrey county council, the Guildford Education Partnership and Guildford College.
Surrey is one of the fastest-growing regions of the country and is the base for a number of high-profile technology employers, with many specialising in computer science and engineering.
Schools Minister Lord Nash announced the college alongside a visit to Guildford College, which is helping to set up the UTC . He said:
Equipping young people with the skills they need to secure great jobs is a key part of our plan for education - resulting in the lowest level on record of young people not in education, employment or training.
Guildford UTC will provide Surrey with generations of skilled cyber security, engineering and computer science experts. It is a perfect example of how we are placing technical education on a par with academic learning, while helping our thriving economy to flourish.
UTCs harness the talents of students, offering them hands-on learning alongside their GCSEs and A levels, to provide them with the technical knowledge and skills that employers demand.
Professor Paul Hogg, Vice Principal and Dean of Science at Royal Holloway, said:
We are delighted to be a founding member of Surrey’s first university technical college and are looking forward to contributing our world-leading expertise in cyber security and computer science.
In this digital age, governments, businesses and individuals are facing more cyber attacks than ever before, putting confidential information at risk. As the world celebrates the 800th anniversary of the sealing of Magna Carta in Runnymede, home to Royal Holloway, this year we are reminded of these modern threats to our freedom and personal liberty.
At the new UTC , some of Royal Holloway’s brightest minds will inspire young people from across the UK, helping them to develop skills that will directly benefit the country as it faces these new and complex challenges.
UTCs , the first of which opened in 2010, offer students a technical education using curricula developed in partnership with universities and employers. Students gain technical qualifications alongside core academic GCSEs , ensuring they develop the skills needed in a particular region or sector while preparing young people for life in modern Britain.
More than 10,000 pupils have benefited from attending UTCs and studio schools since they first opened in 2010 - highlighting the government’s commitment to ensuring world-class technical education.
The government has opened and plans to open more than 60 UTCs across the country, a number of which are in the south-east. These include:
UTC Reading is sponsored by Oxford & Cherwell Valley College Group and Reading University. The UTC aims to become a world-class centre of excellence in computer science and engineering education. Students receive a high level of support from locally based national and international organisations, such as Microsoft, CISCO, Peter Brett Assoc LLP and Network Rail.
Buckinghamshire UTC is sponsored by Buckinghamshire New University, Taylor Wimpey Plc, Cisco Systems Ltd and Aylesbury College. It plans to reach to full capacity in 2016 with 600 pupils (120 in years 10 and 11, and 180 in years 12 and 13). The UTC specialises in construction and IT .
The Leigh UTC specialises in engineering and computer science, and will cater for 600 students when full. It is part of the Leigh Academies Trust, and the curriculum and ethos are codesigned with the University of Greenwich and with local employers including Eurostar, Kenard Engineering and CSB Logistics.
Medway UTC will cater for 600 students and specialise in engineering and construction. It is sponsored by the University of Greenwich and BAE Systems, working with MidKent College, Medway Council and a range of other employers including BAM Construction and the Royal School of Military Engineers.
Based in Newhaven, the UTC will cater for 600 students and specialise in environmental and marine engineering. It is sponsored by the Aldridge Foundation, in partnership with the University of Brighton and Veolia Environmental Services as well as other local employers.
UTC Oxfordshire will cater for 650 pupils and specialise in science research, engineering and computing. It is sponsored by Oxford & Cherwell Valley College, the University of Reading, Royal Holloway (University of London), and is supported by a range of employer partners such as the BMW Group, IBM, Culham Science Centre and Rutherford Laboratory.
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THE CRUCIBLE A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1996 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 8.5 Alternative Scale: ***1/2 out of ****
United States, 1996 U.S. Release Date: beginning 11/27/96 (limited) Running Length: 2:04 MPAA Classification: PG-13 (Mature themes, brief nudity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: Daniel Day-Lewis, Winona Ryder, Joan Allen, Paul Scofield, Rob Campbell, Karron Graves, Bruce Davison, Mary Pat Gleason, Peter Vaughan Director: Nicholas Hytner Producers: Bob Miller and David V. Picker Screenplay: Arthur Miller based on his play Cinematography: Andrew Dunn Music: George Fenton U.S. Distributor: 20th Century Fox
Arthur Miller's 1953 play, "The Crucible", was written during Senator Joseph McCarthy's House Un-American Activities Committee hearings (for which Miller was called to testify in 1956). And, although the play is an historical allegory for the McCarthy period, its true power lies in its ability to be re-interpreted to fit any time period. Indeed, its fertile themes -- the lure of power, the gullibility of those who believe they have a moral imperative, the need to accept responsibility for the consequences of all actions, and the nature of truth -- are universal in scope. Events such as those depicted in "The Crucible" have recurred with alarming predictability throughout human history.
Scholars can argue about which of Miller's two best plays ("The Crucible" and "Death of a Salesman") is the stronger work, but there's little doubt that "The Crucible" is the most accessible. Oddly, this is the first English-language motion picture version. With Miller handling the screenwriting, it comes as little surprise that THE CRUCIBLE is faithful to its source material. Director Nicholas Hytner (THE MADNESS OF KING GEORGE) opens up the play, using location shooting and an impressively-detailed period setting to add a dimension not available on the stage. Those unaware of the film's background may be surprised to learn that such a dynamic production began life in the theater.
Miller has never claimed that his story is historically accurate, although many of the broader strokes correspond to events that actually occurred in Salem, Massachusetts during 1692. In that year, a wave of superstitious terror gripped the Puritan town. 19 villagers were hung as witches. Four died in prison. One was pressed to death when he refused to answer questions. It was an era, like that in America during the 1950s, when a mere accusation could doom a man or woman, and when justice often became secondary to saving face.
The film opens with a seemingly-harmless event -- Abigail Williams (Winona Ryder), Mary Warren (Karron Graves), Mercy Lewis (Kali Rocha), and several other Salem village girls attend a secret voodoo ritual in the woods. Tituba (Charlayne Woodard), a native of Barbados, presides over the ceremony, which involves drinking chicken blood, dancing naked, and casting charms to ensnare boys. However, when the local preacher, Reverend Parris (Bruce Davison), stumbles upon the proceedings, and two of the girls subsequently fall into coma-like states, witchcraft is suspected, and an expert in the field, Reverend Hale (Rob Campbell), is brought in to investigate.
To save themselves from the noose, which is the penalty for a witch who does not admit to consorting with the Devil, Abigail and her cohorts plead for their lives. However, they not only confess to performing witchcraft, but name other townspeople as servants of Satan. Soon, with the arrival of Judge John Danforth (Paul Scofield), the Deputy Governor of Massachusetts, the girls, now turned back to "the ways of God", are regarded as unimpeachable witnesses.  Abigail's real reason for starting the charade is to eliminate Elizabeth Proctor (Joan Allen), the wife of John Proctor (Daniel Day Lewis), the man she loves. But, although Abigail and John once had an affair, he will not abandon his wife for his former mistress, and his staunch defense of Elizabeth places him in jeopardy, especially when he accuses Danforth's court of "pulling down heaven and raising up a whore!"
One of the most contemporarily relevant aspects of THE CRUCIBLE, the ease with which justice can be manipulated and perverted, is what Hytner and Miller have chosen to highlight in this adaptation. A parallel-yet-integral theme relates to the thrill of power inherent in being the manipulator. Abigail enjoys playing God until the circumstances she sets in motion gain enough momentum to escape her control. Late in the film, her eyes express the horror that she feels as the crushing ramifications of her masquerade emerge.
As thematically rich as THE CRUCIBLE is, it would be a dry and uninteresting piece if the characters and their situations were less compelling. Indeed, the human interest and drama of the story are what distinguish it. In THE CRUCIBLE, there are heroes and villains, but nothing is black and white. Shades of gray permeate every action. Abigail is the spark that ignites the inferno of mistrust; however, she is guided not by malice, but by a misplaced, obsessive love. John Proctor, the most upright man in the film, is an adulterer whose own actions indirectly lead to the tragedy. He is noble only to a point, and his character faults make him easy to identify with as a human being.
Much has been made of Winona Ryder's performance, but, while she does an excellent job fleshing out Abigail as more than a cardboard instrument of vengeance and evil, two other actors captured my attention more forcefully. The first, perhaps unsurprisingly, is Daniel Day- Lewis, whose John Proctor takes on the dimensions of a classically- flawed tragic hero. The second, a relative-unknown named Karron Graves, plays Mary Warren, a girl who is deeply disturbed by the morality of her false testimony. Graves' interpretation is wrenching, and deserves to be recognized alongside the performances of Ryder and Day-Lewis. Joan Allen (NIXON), as Elizabeth Proctor, and Paul Scofield (QUIZ SHOW), as Danforth, are solid in supporting roles.
Whether on stage or on film, "The Crucible" is a powerful, thought- provoking production. This version illuminates the story's numerous strengths, resulting in a motion picture of surprising emotional and intellectual impact. By re-interpreting this classic so effectively, Hytner has assured that at least one version of "The Crucible" will become a part of film history.
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The core behavior of FSDataInputStream is defined by java.io.DataInputStream, with extensions that add key assumptions to the system.
Files are opened via FileSystem.open(p), which, if successful, returns:
result = FSDataInputStream(0, FS.Files[p])
The stream can be modeled as:
FSDIS = (pos, data[], isOpen)
with access functions:
pos(FSDIS) data(FSDIS) isOpen(FSDIS)
Implicit invariant: the size of the data stream equals the size of the file as returned by FileSystem.getFileStatus(Path p)
forall p in dom(FS.Files[p]) : len(data(FSDIS)) == FS.getFileStatus(p).length
The semantics of java.io.Closeable are defined in the interface definition within the JRE.
The operation MUST be idempotent; the following sequence is not an error:
FSDIS.close(); FSDIS.close();
Implementations SHOULD be robust against failure. If an inner stream is closed, it should be checked for being null first.
Implementations SHOULD NOT raise IOException exceptions (or any other exception) during this operation. Client applications often ignore these, or may fail unexpectedly.
Return the data at the current position.
Read length bytes of data into the destination buffer, starting at offset offset
Not all subclasses implement the Seek operation:
supported(FSDIS, Seekable.seek) else raise [UnsupportedOperationException, IOException]
If the operation is supported, the file SHOULD be open:
isOpen(FSDIS)
Some filesystems do not perform this check, relying on the read() contract to reject reads on a closed stream (e.g. RawLocalFileSystem).
A seek(0) MUST always succeed, as the seek position must be positive and less than the length of the Stream’s:
s > 0 and ((s==0) or ((s < len(data)))) else raise [EOFException, IOException]
Some FileSystems do not raise an exception if this condition is not met. They instead return -1 on any read() operation where, at the time of the read, len(data(FSDIS)) < pos(FSDIS).
This operation instructs the source to retrieve data[] from a different source from the current source. This is only relevant if the filesystem supports multiple replicas of a file and there is more than 1 replica of the data at offset offset.
Not all subclasses implement the operation operation, and instead either raise an exception or return False.
supported(FSDIS, Seekable.seekToNewSource) else raise [UnsupportedOperationException, IOException]
Examples: CompressionInputStream , HttpFSFileSystem
If supported, the file must be open:
isOpen(FSDIS)
The majority of subclasses that do not implement this operation simply fail.
if not supported(FSDIS, Seekable.seekToNewSource(s)): result = False
Examples: RawLocalFileSystem , HttpFSFileSystem
If the operation is supported and there is a new location for the data:
FSDIS' = (pos, data', true) result = True
The new data is the original data (or an updated version of it, as covered in the Consistency section below), but the block containing the data at offset sourced from a different replica.
If there is no other copy, FSDIS is not updated; the response indicates this:
result = False
Outside of test methods, the primary use of this method is in the {{FSInputChecker}} class, which can react to a checksum error in a read by attempting to source the data elsewhere. It a new source can be found it attempts to reread and recheck that portion of the file.
The PositionedReadable operations provide the ability to read data into a buffer from a specific position in the data stream.
Although the interface declares that it must be thread safe, some of the implementations do not follow this guarantee.
Not all FSDataInputStream implementations support these operations. Those that do not implement Seekable.seek() do not implement the PositionedReadable interface.
supported(FSDIS, Seekable.seek) else raise [UnsupportedOperationException, IOException]
This could be considered obvious: if a stream is not Seekable, a client cannot seek to a location. It is also a side effect of the base class implementation, which uses Seekable.seek().
Implicit invariant: for all PositionedReadable operations, the value of pos is unchanged at the end of the operation
pos(FSDIS') == pos(FSDIS)
There are no guarantees that this holds during the operation.
At time t0
FSDIS0 = FS'read(p) = (0, data0[])
At time t1
FS' = FS' where FS'.Files[p] = data1
From time t >= t1, the value of FSDIS0 is undefined.
It may be unchanged
FSDIS0.data == data0 forall l in len(FSDIS0.data): FSDIS0.read() == data0[l]
It may pick up the new data
FSDIS0.data == data1 forall l in len(FSDIS0.data): FSDIS0.read() == data1[l]
It may be inconsistent, such that a read of an offset returns data from either of the datasets
forall l in len(FSDIS0.data): (FSDIS0.read(l) == data0[l]) or (FSDIS0.read(l) == data1[l]))
That is, every value read may be from the original or updated file.
It may also be inconsistent on repeated reads of same offset, that is at time t2 > t1:
r2 = FSDIS0.read(l)
While at time t3 > t2:
r3 = FSDIS0.read(l)
It may be that r3 != r2. (That is, some of the data my be cached or replicated, and on a subsequent read, a different version of the file’s contents are returned).
Similarly, if the data at the path p, is deleted, this change MAY or MAY not be visible during read operations performed on FSDIS0.


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Rowlings reflects first foray into the British championships
Harry Rowlings admits his first foray into British Superbike racing has not been easy – but was pleased with how it all ended.
The Newport teenager entered the National Superstock 600 championship for 2019, having impressed on the club racing seen.
After claiming the MRO National 600 championship last year, he decided to move up another level to race on the national stage.
The 18-year-old had previously enjoyed two wildcard entries, on his 675 Triumph, but was still entering the 2019, with the Bernard Elliott Racing (BER)/Steve Jordan Motorcycles Racing Team, as novice.
The team, which has backed Rowlings for the last two years during his club racing campaigns, was making its debut in the BSB championship and yet Rowlings was still able to come away from the championship with some top results.
"It hasn’t been the easiest of seasons learning some new tracks and having a few crashes hampered my learning curve but every round I’ve gone faster than I did in previous years and gained plenty of experience in my first year at BSB," he said.
"Even with missing four rounds towards the end of the year I showed I have the pace to run at the front, which gives me huge confidence going into the 2020 season.
"I can’t thank Bernard Elliot Racing and Steve Jordan Motorcycles enough for giving me a great bike this year and supporting me through out."
Rowlings began racing in 2010, aged 10, in the Fab Racing British Minimoto Championship.
He took a few years off while playing for Aston Villa football academy but in 2013 decided to quit football and concentrate on racing.
Rowlings scooped his first championship soon after, picking up the Fab Racing Junior B British Minimoto Championship, and moved on to ACU Kawasaki Junior Cup, finishing third in his first year and then a close second in 2015.
A change in series, however, soon brought more success as Rowlings lifted the EDIasia National Sub64 Championship at the first time of asking, finishing on the podium in every race he started.
But his goal was always to race in BSB and after securing yet another title in 2018, he made the step up - and saved his performance for last.
"The last round of the season couldn’t have gone better for us," he said.
"Being fast in tough conditions in practice set us up well for my best qualifying of the season in ninth.
"We knew going into the race it was going to be dry and harder to stay with the front group than it would be if it was wet having not been up the front all year.
"But I got a good start and managed to get away with the leaders.
"I tried to break into the front group getting up to seventh at one point but got pushed back to ninth, which I where i crossed the line.
"However, ninth position and third fastest lap time felt like a win to me and the team.
"We are already looking on to next year where we look to race in British Superbikes again and take what we learned this year to show what we can really do.
"But with our funds already being stretched we are looking for any companies who could come on board to help us out."
Any sponsors wishing to support Rowlings during this 2020 campaign is asked to email


_An_Everlasting_Piece_ (R) ** 1/2 (out of ****)
If for nothing else, young actor Barry McEvoy certainly earns points for finding a new and unusual way of addressing the oft-explored issue of the Northern Ireland Catholic/Protestant conflict in his script for _An_Everlasting_Piece_. Fortunately, there is more to savor in Barry Levinson's film of McEvoy's script--though those charms aren't quite enough to take this modest comedy over the top.
Interestingly enough, the term "over the top" is one that really cannot be applied to the film, a fairly surprising fact given its wacky premise. Sometime in Belfast during the 1980s, Colm (McEvoy) and George (Brķan F. O'Byrne)--a Catholic and a Protestant, respectively--meet on the job as barbers in a mental hospital and become fast friends. When they learn that a recently admitted patient aptly nicknamed "the Scalper" (Billy Connolly) was the only toupee salesman serving all of Northern Ireland, Colm and George see an opportunity to make it big as his piece-pushing replacements. That's easier said than done, for the newly-christened "Piece People" (as Colm and George come to call themselves) aren't the only team with the same idea--emerging from nowhere are the equally enterprising but superior salesmen operating under the eyecatching name Toupee or Not Toupee.
Colm and George's biggest obstacle, however, ultimately proves to be their differing religions. That fact may not be an issue to them or their families, but it's the only one to the Irish Republican Army, namely one member (Colum Convey) with whom the pair come into close contact. It's a credit to McEvoy and Levinson that the film smoothly slides from light laughs to heavier material without a hint of awkwardness. Also contributing greatly is the cast of mostly fresh faces, who are adept at handling both the comic and the dramatic. More than holding her own with the instantly likable pair of McEvoy and O'Byrne is the delightful Anna Friel, who makes Colm's girlfriend Bronagh as smart as she is spunky and sexy.
Despite the cast's considerable charm, _An_Everlasting_Piece_ still falls short of the mark. McEvoy, while displaying promise as a writer, is at this point more skilled with his acting instrument than he is with a pen. His lively sense of humor makes for a number of amusing sequences, but sometimes these scenes are inconsequential diversions; case in point, a broad scene where Colm's mother mistakes a stranger sleeping outside the house for his younger brother. Also, the character of the Scalper is rather clunkily kept in the action far longer than necessity requires, sticking around for no real payoff.
Now and again, though, McEvoy serves up some pointedly, sometimes absurdly, funny moments, such as Colm and George's initial encounter with the IRA man; and his passionate concern over the Northern Ireland issue shines through. Similarly apparent in _An_Everlasting_Piece_ are the high spirits with which all involved approached the project, making this easygoing entertainment that more impossible to hate. It's unfortunate, then, that some shortcomings also make this undeniably likable and sometimes lively film difficult to completely embrace.
©2000 Michael Dequina
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The Santa Cruz English Country Dance
In the early 1990s, performers at the Northern California Renaissance Faire who lived in Santa Cruz, and danced on stage during the Faire season, wanted to create an opportunity to do English country dancing all year round, just for fun. They formed the Santa Cruz English Country Dance, and it’s been going ever since. It’s a casual dance atmospshere, vivacious and fun. We do this purely for recreation, and beginners are always very welcome.
We have live music at some of our dances, and all dances are taught before the music begins. A caller cues the group by shouting out the names of the various moves, and experienced dancers act as “training wheels” for the uninitiated. The moves themselves are simple enough that they can be learned relatively quickly. If you can count and skip and tell your right from your left, you can learn a few basic dances in a single night, and begin dancing immediately. But lest you think that this pastime will never prove challenging enough to hold your interest once you’ve mastered the basics, fear not: The first time through an advanced dance like “Uffington Horse” can make your head spin—which, of course, is half the fun.


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jboolean SXMathUtil_isPrimeWithInt_(jint num) {
if (num % 2 == 0) {
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for (jint i = 3; i * i <= num; i += 2) {
if (num % i == 0) {
return NO;
}
}
return YES;
}
Memory model
Garbage Collection vs. Reference Counting
// Parent.java
public class Parent {
private Child child;
}
// Child.java
public class Child {
private Parent parent;
}
// Parent.java
public class Parent {
private Child child;
}
// Child.java
public class Child {
@Weak private Parent parent;
}
Native API invocation
// (Some Java file)
CGContext.drawPath(c, CGPathDrawingMode.Fill);
// CGContext.java
@Mapping("CGContextRef")
@Library("CoreGraphics/CoreGraphics.h")
public class CGContext {
@GlobalFunction("CGContextDrawPath")
public static native void drawPath(CGContext c, @Representing("CGPathDrawingMode") long mode);
}
// (Translated Objective-C file)
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Comparison with other solutions
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AvantX |
HTML5 |
React Native |
Xamarin |
| Memory model |
Native |
JavaScript GC |
GC + Native |
GC + Native |
| Native API invocation |
Transparent; zero overhead |
No direct support |
No direct support |
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Official tool |
Third-party tools |
Third-party tools |
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Future
Mobile Web
GWT: Java to JavaScript transpiler
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Sharpen: Java to C# transpiler


Pablo Picasso
(Málaga, Spain, 25 October 1881 - Mougins, France, 8 April 1973)
Pablo Picasso is probably the most important figure of 20th century, in term of art, and art
movements that occurred over this period. To say that Pablo Picasso conquered western art
is, by today, the merest usual place. Before the age of 50, the Spanish born artist had
become the most well known name in modern art, with the most distinct style and eye for
artistic creation. There had been no other artists, prior to Picasso, who had such an impact
on the art world, or had a mass following of fans and critics alike, as he did.
Although his art career spanned over a 7 decade period, Pablo Picasso is most known for his
introduction of cubism, and modern approach to painting, which set forth the movements to
follow in to the twentieth century. Not only was his art form well ahead of his time, but
the works he created went on to influence artists and painters down the line, for a period
of more than 50 years, and still influences the styles of many artists today.
With his introduction of the cubism art form, alongside Georges Braque, Picasso introduced the world to a new way of looking at art. Although most people during his early career did not appreciate his work, Pablo Picasso created art that focused on new, colorful, and expressionist ways of looking at art forms. Rather than seeing art as a two-dimensional form, the new movement of cubism focused on how art could be seen in a number of ways, dimensions, and angles.
With this first piece Picasso was greatly criticized. But, today, it is one of the most iconic pieces he created. What he did for modern art was to create a new way of looking at art. Basically, he broke away from tradition, and what was believed to be art, and focused on creating work that challenged the mind, challenged your vision, and created different ways of looking at the same thing. Much of his work was painted in the form of cubes and squares, to mimic what they looked like in different dimensions.
Cubism becomes a form that was no longer intended to depict reality; it was meant to be viewed as an abstract, allowing the viewer of the art to see what they wanted to see. In this way, Pablo Picasso truly transcended the art world, the way in which art came to be, and future works created by other artists that followed him. He placed a focus on creating different viewing angles, and different ways of looking at the same piece, so that viewers could maintain their own perspective of the piece, rather than look at a picture, and know exactly what it was. With his work, every viewer could see something different, and could view what they perceived to be reality in his art work.


- randomMove() - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.npc.ghost.Ghost
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Determines a possible move in a random direction.
- refresh() - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.ui.PlayerInfosPanel
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Refreshes the scores and the lives of the players.
- refreshLevelChoices(int) - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.ui.PacManUI
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Removes all "level selection" radio buttons and adds those that are needed
(up to @maxLevelReached).
- register(Level) - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.level.Player
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Registers the given Level to the player so that he can communicate with it when needed.
- registerPlayer(IdentifiedPlayer) - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.level.Level
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Registers a player on this level, assigning him to a starting position.
- registerPlayer() - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.level.LevelTest
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Verifies registering a player puts the player on the correct starting
square.
- registerPlayerTwice() - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.level.LevelTest
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Verifies registering a player twice does not do anything.
- registerSecondPlayer() - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.level.LevelTest
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Verifies registering a second player puts that player on the correct
starting square.
- registerThirdPlayer() - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.level.LevelTest
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Verifies registering a third player puts the player on the correct
starting square.
- remainingPellets() - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.level.Level
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Counts the pellets remaining on the board.
- reset() - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.game.Game
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Forces subclasses to provide a method allowing to
reset the score and the number of lives the player has.
- reset() - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.game.SinglePlayerGame
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Resets the score (to 0) and the number of player lives (to 3).
- resetHoF() - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.game.HallOfFame
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Resets the Hall of Fame to its default values.
- resetScore() - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.level.Player
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Resets the score (to 0).
- resetTest() - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.game.SinglePlayerGameTest
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Tests that the score and the number of lives a player has are effectively reset to default
(when #Game.reset is called).
- resourceMissing() - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.sprite.SpriteTest
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Verifies that an IOException is thrown when the resource could not be
loaded.
- restart() - Method in class nl.tudelft.jpacman.sprite.AnimatedSprite
-
(Re)starts the current animation.


The Start a.k.a. The Killer BaBa night
The scene
The moment everything started was a dinner on the terrace of a restaurant in the Vieux Nice. With few good friends, a lot of good food, a lot of good wine, and a lot of bad cigarettes (but please, do not drink nor smoke!).
We were finishing our glasses of wine while waiting for the dessert. The dessert will reveal to be a huge rum baba, with more rum than baba, and which will kill us all later (of course, figuratively speaking).
An innocent phrase
Waiting for the soon to be killer Baba, I told the table:
“By the way guys, ‘Mademoiselle-Docteur-Chérie-mon-Amour-ma-Femme-de-ma-Vie-mon-Épouse’ and I started to run a bit…”.
The trap
‘Tabatha’ immediately jumped on me (of course, figuratively speaking):
- “Next May there is the half-marathon of Nice! I will register! You want to register? Better if I register you! Wait we cannot register now… But as soon that we can register, we register! Deal?”
Rare are the moments where I do not want to speak, this moment was one of those… Having nothing to say, I decided to light a cigarette and wait for the storm to pass… But it did not.
Between my first and second drag I discovered that:
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‘Bergamotte’ already run the half of Nice under 1h45!
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‘Camomille’ already run three marathons and will run the Toulouse marathon in a couple of months!
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‘Tabatha’ run few marathons every year “for fun”.
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‘Aurelia’ is running the marathon under 3h, easy!
The BaBa
OK guys, few comments:
-
First, we all need to calm down.
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Second, we should clearly speak a little bit more because I had no clue you were doing all that shit…
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Third, okay guys… Challenge accepted!
With so much peer pressure, I just had no escape…
After that, the killer Baba arrived, and the rest is just fun blurry history.
Comments
- To respect the privacy and integrity of the people involved in those running adventures, aliases will be used.
- Since we are now in a Post Gender Theory area, the biological gender cannot be deduced from the alias.
- The aliases are somehow chosen completely at random… Or are they?
- To shorten the alias ‘Mademoiselle-Docteur-Chérie-mon-Amour-ma-Femme-de-ma-Vie-mon-Épouse’, the alias will be replaced by ‘Rambo Chérie’.


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Huawei receives another 90-day licence from the US
by Bradley PriorThe United States Department of Commerce has given Huawei another temporary license to operate in the US.
According to a statement released by the Department of Commerce, the decision will authorise “specific, limited engagements in transactions involving the export, re-export, and transfer of items to Huawei and its non-U.S. affiliates which are subject to the Entity List”.
According to US Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross, the decision was made primarily to help citizens in remote areas of the US.
“The Temporary General License extension will allow carriers to continue to service customers in some of the most remote areas of the United States who would otherwise be left in the dark,” said Ross.
“The Department will continue to rigorously monitor sensitive technology exports to ensure that our innovations are not harnessed by those who would threaten our national security.”
Huawei was added to the US Entity List after the US claimed that the company was engaged in activities that were “contrary to US national security or foreign policy interests.”
However, Ross has recently expressed optimism that the US would reach a “phase one” trade deal with China this month and claimed that licenses which allow US companies to trade with Huawei would be coming “very shortly”.


Michael Jackson Broadway Musical 'MJ' Casts Ephraim Sykes as King of Pop
Sykes was Tony nominee this year for another biomusical, “Ain’t Too Proud”
by Thom GeierThe upcoming Broadway musical about Michael Jackson “MJ” has found its King of Pop: Ephraim Sykes, the Tony-nominated star of the current Broadway hit “Ain’t Too Proud” about The Temptations.
Sykes has won raves playing microphone-flying Motown recording artist David Ruffin in “Ain’t Too Proud.”
“MJ,” produced by Lia Vollack and The Michael Jackson Estate, will begin preview on July 6, 2020, at the Neil Simon Theatre ahead of an official opening on Aug. 13.
The show features a book by two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage and a score made up of some of the best-loved, top-selling songs in recording history. Tony Award winner Christopher Wheeldon will direct and choreograph.
Also Read:
“Ephraim Sykes is a bonafide triple threat, and dynamic rising star on Broadway. I am honored to be working with him on this exciting new production,” Wheeldon said in a statement.
In addition to his Tony nomination, Sykes has won the Chita Rivera Award, a San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Award, a Theater Bay Area Award, the Helen Hayes Award, and The Actors’ Equity Clarence Derwent Award. This week, he also received a 2020 Grammy Award nomination as a principal artist on the Original Cast Recording of “Ain’t Too Proud.”
Sykes credits also include NBC’s “Hairspray Live!” “Luke Cage, “Smash” and Kathryn Bigelow’s “Detroit.” His other Broadway credits include “Hamilton,” “Memphis,” “Newsies” and “Motown.”
A ranked list of the biggest hits on the Great White Way, as of May 26, 2019 (according to The Broadway League)
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SWIERKIEWICZ v. SOREMA N. A.
Petitioner, a 53-year-old native of Hungary, filed this suit against respondent, his former employer, alleging that he had been fired on account of his national origin in violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and on account of his age in violation of the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 (ADEA). In affirming the District Courts dismissal of the complaint, the Second Circuit relied on its settled precedent requiring an employment discrimination complaint to allege facts constituting a prima facie case of discrimination under the framework set forth in McDonnell Douglas Corp. v. Green, 411 U. S. 792. The court held that petitioner had failed to meet his burden because his allegations were insufficient as a matter of law to raise an inference of discrimination.
Held: An employment discrimination complaint need not contain specific facts establishing a prima facie case under the McDonnell Douglas framework, but instead must contain only a short and plain statement of the claim showing that the pleader is entitled to relief, Fed. Rule Civ. Proc. 8(a)(2). The McDonnell Douglas frameworkwhich requires the plaintiff to show (1) membership in a protected group, (2) qualification for the job in question, (3) an adverse employment action, and (4) circumstances supporting an inference of discriminationis an evidentiary standard, not a pleading requirement. See, e.g., 411 U. S., at 800. The Court has never indicated that the requirements for establishing a prima facie case apply to pleading. Moreover, the McDonnell Douglas framework does not apply where, for example, a plaintiff is able to produce direct evidence of discrimination. See Trans World Airlines, Inc. v. Thurston, 469 U. S. 111. Under the Second Circuits heightened pleading standard, however, a plaintiff without direct evidence at the time of his complaint must plead a prima facie case of discrimination even though discovery might uncover such direct evidence. It seems incongruous to require a plaintiff, in order to survive a motion to dismiss, to plead more facts than he may ultimately need to prove to succeed on the merits if direct evidence of discrimination is discovered. Moreover, the precise requirements of the prima facie case can vary with the context and were never intended to be rigid, mechanized, or ritualistic. Furnco Constr. Corp. v. Waters, 438 U. S. 567. It may be difficult to define the precise formulation of the required prima facie case in a particular case before discovery has unearthed relevant facts and evidence. Consequently, the prima facie case should not be transposed into a rigid pleading standard for discrimination cases. Imposing the Second Circuits heightened standard conflicts with Rule 8(a)s express language, which requires simply that the complaint give the defendant fair notice of what the plaintiffs claim is and the grounds upon which it rests. Conley v. Gibson, 355 U. S. 41. A court may dismiss a complaint only if it is clear that no relief could be granted under any set of facts that could be proved consistent with the allegations. Hishon v. King & Spalding, 467 U. S. 69. Petitioners complaint easily satisfies Rule 8(a)s requirements because it gives respondent fair notice of the basis for his claims and the grounds upon which they rest. In addition, it states claims upon which relief could be granted under Title VII and the ADEA. Thus, the complaint is sufficient to survive respondents motion to dismiss. Pp. 39.
5 Fed. Appx. 63, reversed and remanded.
Thomas, J., delivered the opinion for a unanimous Court.


A Makerspace is a place where people can share knowledge and tools to create. The possibilities are limitless—arts and crafts, electronics, 3D printing. The only limit is the ingenuity of our makerspace's members!
The UTDesign Makerspace is a student-run, club-based makerspace open for UT Dallas students and faculty.
See Our EventsThe UTDesign Studio has lots of tools available including 3D printers and a machine shop with woodworking tools and some metalworking tools.
We have also reached out to other on-campus organizations that might have cool tools and we will give you access to special resources over the metroplex.
Learn MoreThis is is app made by the UTDesign Makerspace. However, it does way more than give information for the Makerspace.
You can get Announcements and the latest Campus Events all around campus. Did we mention that you can also see the Dining timings on campus!
You can also use our app to showcase your events and updates. It's also an open project to develop for.
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Meet the Team
The faces of the people that run Ellingson Mineral Corporation.
Duke Ellingson
Chief Executive Officer
Eugene Belford
Chief Information Security Officer
Margo Wallace
Head of Public Relations
Hal
Hapless Techno-Weenie
The faces of the people that run Ellingson Mineral Corporation.
Chief Executive Officer
Chief Information Security Officer
Head of Public Relations
Hapless Techno-Weenie


Please complete the above form and hit submit if you are willing to lend equipment for the tourney. We need as much extra equipment as possible! :)
We are looking for anyone that is willing to lend TVs, Nintendo Wiis, Wiimotes, Nunchucks, Gamecube Controllers, and copies of Super Smash Brothers Brawl.
Please bring your equipment on the day of the tournament sometime between 6-6:50pm to the 1938 lounge, and we will tag your equipment before setting it up.
When you need to leave, please see me and let me know that you are leaving (and remember to take your equipment with you).
Feel free to send any questions to
bacchus@stwing.upenn.edu.


jeffstaple and SBTG Team up for Nike Air Force 1 "Pigeon Fury"
Limited to 30 pairs, with a retail price of $0 USD.
by Ross DwyerDesigner jeffstaple and artist SBTG have joined forces for a special, limited-to-30 handcrafted take on Nike‘s Air Force 1, dubbed the “Pigeon Fury.” Mixing Staple‘s signature pink and grey color palette with SBTG’s hallmark camouflage, the design nods to both Staple’s home base of NYC and SBTG’s residence in Singapore.
Constructed with a grey fabric base and matching suede overlays, the shoe’s signature accent is provided by an embroidered abstract camo pattern on the midfoot Swoosh, one that melds a duo of grey tones with lively pops of pink. Each shoe’s lateral heel features a special stamped detail — a pigeon logo on the left foot and Staple’s name in SBTG’s signature Arabic font on the right — while the tongue features a co-branded leather patch that reads “Issue: Staple + SBTG. From: NYC To SIN.” Pink detailing on the cream midsole completes the look, and custom packaging furthers the narrative.
Of special note is the unique release procedure. The shoes will not be sold, as all 30 pairs will be given away via a free-to-enter raffle on staplepigeon.com that begins on November 20 at 1 p.m. EST and ends at the same time on November 21. Interested consumers can also enter the raffle by purchasing a co-branded SBTG x Staple shirt (pictured above).
Get all the details via Staple’s Instagram post below, and for more special Air Force 1s, check out A Ma Maniére’s luxurious “Hand Wash Cold” AF1 High & Low.


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Ueckermünder Haff Marathon
Ueckermünde GER
Website: www.haffmarathon.de
Race Winners
(33 runnings)
3:34:05 3:38:30 3:51:51 3:27:55 3:15:50 31 Mar
2007
2:30:33
3:29:07
01 Apr
2006
2:46:01
3:18:06
02 Apr
2005
2:43:46
3:30:30
27 Mar
2004
2:41:55
3:38:47
22 Mar
2003
2:43:13
3:22:47
23 Mar
2002
2:50:54
3:38:18
24 Mar
2001
2:40:36
4:16:08
25 Mar
2000
2:46:25
1999
2:50:31
3:31:21
05 Apr
1998
2:41:21
3:54:04
1997
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1996
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03 Apr
1993
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11 Apr
1992
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1989
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10 Apr
1988
2:31:08
12 Apr
1987
2:44:03
1986
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1985
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1984
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Notes: 1984 was the inaugural year.
02 Apr
2016
2:53:08
Joachim Stelter (GER)
3:09:38
Angelika Schlender-3
28 Mar
2015
2:49:52
Christian Kittler (GER)
3:18:42
Katja Knospe-3
29 Mar
2014
2:51:39
Martin Pankow (GER)
3:37:55
Simone Röntzsch (GER)
23 Mar
2013
2:56:52
Danny Thewes-2
3:36:48
Katja Knospe-2
31 Mar
2012
2:46:40
Mathias
Ahrenberg-3
Katja Knospe (GER)
26 Mar
2011
2:51:20
Mario Reichelt-2
Kerstin Cools-2
27 Mar
2010
2:50:38
Mario Reichelt (GER)
Kerstin Cools (GER)
28 Mar
2009
2:40:20
Mathias Ahrenberg-2
Katja Dressler (GER)
29 Mar
2008
2:43:52
Danny Thewes (GER)
Angelika
Schlender-2
Mathias Ahrenberg (GER)
Bärbel Lemme-4
Sven Lorenz (GER)
Sabine Schrapers (GER)
Tobias Schulz (GER)
Bärbel Lemme-3
Frank Reimann (GER)
Angelika Schlender (GER)
Rene Uhlig (GER)
Bärbel Lemme-2
Gerfried Brüssow (GER)
Bärbel Lemme (GER)
Jörg-Axel Nowack-4
Marion Wagner (GER)
Jörg-Axel Nowack-3
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Jörg-Axel Nowack-2
Kathrin Behrens-2
Jörg-Axel Nowack (GER)
Kathrin Behrens (GER)
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n/a
n/a
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Detlef Wegner (GER)
Klaus Dittmer (GER)
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Most Wins
(1984/date)
Men 4
Jörg-Axel Nowack (GER)
1998-2001
Women
4
Bärbel Lemme (GER)
2002-03,2005,2007
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
Prize money has not been awarded at this race.
Race Time Bias
Insufficient data to compute the race time bias.
Competitive Level
Insufficient data to compute the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men no men under 2:20 Women no women under 2:50
Last Updated on 05 Apr 2016
Contributors: Juraj Gasparovic (45), Klaas Loonstra (46)


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Karnataka Bypolls: BJP Registers Thumping Victory by Winning 12 Out of 15 Seats, Congress Bags 2
The BJP government led by B. S. Yediyurappa is set to retain power, after winning 12 of the 15 seats, and complete three-and-a-half-years of his term.
Bengaluru: The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Karnataka has registered a thumping victory in the bypolls, by winning 12 out of 15 seats. Meanwhile, the Congress won on two seats while one of the seats went to an Independent candidate.
The JD(S), on the other hand, drew a blank in the Karnataka bypolls.
Further, after a humiliating defeat in the Karnataka by-elections, Siddaramaiah stepped down as the leader of opposition in state Assembly and handed over his resignation to Congress chief Sonia Gandhi.
Here’s a list of winners:
BJP
K R Pet – Narayana Gowda
Chikkaballapura – Dr Sudharkar
Gokak – Ramesh Jarakiholi
Kagwad – Shrimanth Patil
Athani – Mahesh Kumathalli
KR Puram – Byrathi Basavaraj
Ranebennur – Arun Kumar
Yellapur – Shivram Hebbar
Mahalakshmi Layout – K Gopalaiah
Yeshwantpur – S T Somashekar
Vijayanagar – Anand Singh
Hirekerur – B C Patil
Congress
Hunsuru – H P Manjunath trounced BJP’s H Vishwanath
Shivaji Nagar – Rizwan Arshad defeated M Saravana of BJP
Independent
Hoskote – Sharat Bache Gowda trounced BJP’s official candidate MTB Nagaraj
With the mandate, the BJP government led by B. S. Yediyurappa is set to retain power in the state and complete three-and-a-half-years of his term.
Notably, the polling for the aforementioned seats took place on December 5.
The bypolls in the Assembly seats were necessitated following the resignation and disqualification of 14 Congress and three Janata Dal-Secular (JD-S) rebel MLAs, which led to the collapse of the Kumaraswamy government on July 23. Of the total 15 seats, 12 were held by the Congress and three by JD(S).
For breaking news and live news updates, like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter and Instagram. Read more on India Latest News on India.com.
Story Timeline
- 09 Dec 2019 Karnataka Bypolls: After Congress' Rout, Veteran Leader Siddaramaiah Quits as Leader of Opposition
- 09 Dec 2019 Karnataka Bypolls: In Jharkhand, PM Modi Says Result Shows Country Only Trusts BJP For Political Stability
- 08 Dec 2019 Karnataka Bypolls: Counting of Votes on December 9 | All You Need to Know
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OSCP reviews:
https://backdoorshell.gitbooks.io/oscp-useful-links/content/
https://blog.propriacausa.de/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/oscp_notes.html
Complete
https://blog.mallardlabs.com/zero-to-oscp-in-292-days-or-how-i-accidentally-the-whole-thing-part-2/
https://sathisharthars.com/2015/01/23/offensive-security-certified-professional-pwk-my-experience/
sathisharthars follow up: http://hackingandsecurity.blogspot.com/2016/04/oscp-related-notes.html
http://alickgardiner.com/OSCP-cert/
https://411hall.github.io/OSCP-Preparation/
https://www.peerlyst.com/posts/the-only-oscp-advice-you-will-need-ciobanu-cosmin-1?trk=profile_page_overview_panel_posts
https://www.peerlyst.com/posts/the-how-to-get-the-oscp-certification-wiki-peerlyst?utm_source=LinkedIn&utm_medium=Application_Share&utm_content=peerlyst_post&utm_campaign=peerlyst_shared_post
https://www.alienvault.com/blogs/security-essentials/how-to-prepare-to-take-the-oscp
http://niiconsulting.com/checkmate/2017/06/a-detail-guide-on-oscp-preparation-from-newbie-to-oscp/
https://www.abatchy.com/2017/03/how-to-prepare-for-pwkoscp-noob.html
https://tulpa-security.com/2016/09/19/prep-guide-for-offsecs-pwk/ | http://niiconsulting.com/checkmate/2017/06/a-detail-guide-on-oscp-preparation-from-newbie-to-oscp/
https://www.securitysift.com/offsec-pwb-oscp/
https://whitedome.com.au/re4son/category/re4son/oscpnotes/
https://popped.io/pwk-course-and-oscp-exam-review/
1. PWK Syllabus
Linux and Bash
Basic tools
Passive Recon
Active Recon
Buffer Overflow
Using public exploits
File Transfer
Privilege Escalation
Client Side Attacks
Web Application Attacks
Password Attacks
Port Redirection/Tunneling
Metasploit Framework
Antivirus Bypassing
2. Wargames
Over The Wire: Bandit
Over The Wire: Natas
Root-me.org
3. Vulnerable VMs
OSCP support site with rules for the exam ect!
https://support.offensive-security.com/#!oscp-exam-guide.md#Exam_Restrictions
https://support.offensive-security.com/#!oscp-exam-guide.md
The exam is 5 boxes of varying difficulty, scored 100/100. You must achieve a minimum score of 70 points to pass the exam.
You have 24 hours to perform the penetration test on the 5 boxes, and then another 24 hours to write and submit your report.
With an extra 5 bonus points available if you submit a lab report alongside your exam report.
There are two 25 point boxes, two 20 point boxes, and a 10 point box.
Low-priv is partial points (amount unknown, I'm assuming 10 points), while root is full points.
One of the 25 point boxes being the buffer overflow box.
"You may only use Metasploit Auxiliary, Exploit, and Post modules against one target machine of your choice.
Once you have selected your one target machine, you cannot use Metasploit Auxiliary, Exploit, or Post modules against any other machines."
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const | NOT_A_VALID_APP = 1002 |
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const | GAIAMINT_NOT_INITIAILIZED = 1004 |
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const | NOT_ALLOWED = 1005 |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
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BITFeedbackManager Class Reference
| Inherits from | BITHockeyBaseManager : NSObject |
| Declared in | BITFeedbackManager.h |
Overview
The feedback module.
This is the HockeySDK module for letting your users to communicate directly with you via the app and an integrated user interface. It provides to have a single threaded discussion with a user running your app.
The user interface provides a list view than can be presented modally using
[BITFeedbackManager showFeedbackListView]
modally or adding
[BITFeedbackManager feedbackListViewController:]
to push onto a navigation stack.
This list integrates all features to load new messages, write new messages, view message
and ask the user for additional (optional) data like name and email.
If the user provides the email address, all responses from the server will also be send to the user via email and the user is also able to respond directly via email too.
The message list interface also contains options to locally delete single messages by swiping over them, or deleting all messages. This will not delete the messages on the server though!
It is also integrates actions to invoke the user interface to compose a new messages, reload the list content from the server and changing the users name or email if these are allowed to be set.
It is also possible to invoke the user interface to compose a new message in your
own code, by calling [BITFeedbackManager showFeedbackComposeView]
modally or adding
[BITFeedbackManager feedbackComposeViewController]
to push onto a navigation stack.
If new messages are written while the device is offline, the SDK automatically retries to
send them once the app starts again or gets active again, or if the notification
BITHockeyNetworkDidBecomeReachableNotification
is fired.
A third option is to include the BITFeedbackActivity
into an UIActivityViewController.
This can be useful if you present some data that users can not only share but also
report back to the developer because they have some problems, e.g. webcams not working
any more. The activity provide a default title and image that can be also be customized.
New message are automatically loaded on startup, when the app becomes active again
or when the notification BITHockeyNetworkDidBecomeReachableNotification
is fired. This
only happens if the user ever did initiate a conversation by writing the first
feedback message.
Implementing the BITFeedbackManagerDelegate
protocol will notify your app when a new
message was received from the server. The BITFeedbackComposeViewControllerDelegate
protocol informs your app about events related to sending feedback messages.
Tasks
Delegate
-
delegate
property
General settings
-
requireUserName
property -
requireUserEmail
property -
showAlertOnIncomingMessages
property
User Interface
Properties
delegate
Sets the BITFeedbackManagerDelegate
delegate.
@property (nonatomic, weak) id<BITFeedbackManagerDelegate> delegate
Discussion
Can be set to be notified when new feedback is received from the server.
Declared In
BITFeedbackManager.h
requireUserEmail
Define if an email address has to be provided by the user when providing feedback
@property (nonatomic, readwrite) BITFeedbackUserDataElement requireUserEmail
Discussion
If the user provides the email address, all responses from the server will also be send to the user via email and the user is also able to respond directly via email too.
BITFeedbackUserDataElementDontShow
: Don’t ask for this user data element at allBITFeedbackUserDataElementOptional
: The user may provide it, but does not have toBITFeedbackUserDataElementRequired
: The user has to provide this to continue
The default value is BITFeedbackUserDataElementOptional
.
Warning: If you provide a non nil value for the BITFeedbackManager
class via
[BITHockeyManagerDelegate userEmailForHockeyManager:componentManager:]
then this
property will automatically be set to BITFeedbackUserDataElementDontShow
See Also
[BITHockeyManagerDelegate userEmailForHockeyManager:componentManager:]
Declared In
BITFeedbackManager.h
requireUserName
Define if a name has to be provided by the user when providing feedback
@property (nonatomic, readwrite) BITFeedbackUserDataElement requireUserName
Discussion
BITFeedbackUserDataElementDontShow
: Don’t ask for this user data element at allBITFeedbackUserDataElementOptional
: The user may provide it, but does not have toBITFeedbackUserDataElementRequired
: The user has to provide this to continue
The default value is BITFeedbackUserDataElementOptional
.
Warning: If you provide a non nil value for the BITFeedbackManager
class via
[BITHockeyManagerDelegate userNameForHockeyManager:componentManager:]
then this
property will automatically be set to BITFeedbackUserDataElementDontShow
See Also
[BITHockeyManagerDelegate userNameForHockeyManager:componentManager:]
Declared In
BITFeedbackManager.h
showAlertOnIncomingMessages
Indicates if an alert should be shown when new messages arrived
@property (nonatomic, readwrite) BOOL showAlertOnIncomingMessages
Discussion
This lets the user to view the new feedback by choosing the appropriate option
in the alert sheet, and the BITFeedbackListViewController
will be shown.
The alert is only shown, if the newest message is not originated from the current user. This requires the users email address to be present! The optional userid property cannot be used, because users could also answer via email and then this information is not available.
Default is YES
See Also
[BITHockeyManagerDelegate userEmailForHockeyManager:componentManager:]
Declared In
BITFeedbackManager.h
showFirstRequiredPresentationModal
Indicates if an forced user data UI presentation is shown modal
@property (nonatomic, readwrite) BOOL showFirstRequiredPresentationModal
Discussion
If requireUserName
and/or requireUserEmail
are enabled, the first presentation
of feedbackListViewController:
and subsequent feedbackComposeViewController:
will automatically present a UI that lets the user provide this data and compose
a message. By default this is shown (since SDK 3.1) as a modal sheet.
If you want the SDK to push this UI onto the navigation stack in this specific scenario,
then change the property to NO
.
Warning: If you presenting the BITFeedbackListViewController
in a popover, this property should not be changed!
Default is YES
See Also
Declared In
BITFeedbackManager.h
Instance Methods
feedbackComposeViewController
Create an feedback compose view
- (BITFeedbackComposeViewController *)feedbackComposeViewController
Return Value
BITFeedbackComposeViewController
The compose feedback view controller,
e.g. to push it onto a navigation stack.
Discussion
Example to show a modal feedback compose UI with prefilled text
BITFeedbackComposeViewController *feedbackCompose = [[BITHockeyManager sharedHockeyManager].feedbackManager feedbackComposeViewController];
[feedbackCompose prepareWithItems:
@[@"Adding some example default text and also adding a link.",
[NSURL URLWithString:@"http://hockeayyp.net/"]]];
UINavigationController *navController = [[UINavigationController alloc] initWithRootViewController:feedbackCompose];
navController.modalPresentationStyle = UIModalPresentationFormSheet;
[self presentViewController:navController animated:YES completion:nil];
Declared In
BITFeedbackManager.h
feedbackListViewController:
Create an feedback list view
- (BITFeedbackListViewController *)feedbackListViewController:(BOOL)modal
Parameters
- modal
Return a view ready for modal presentation with integrated navigation bar
Return Value
BITFeedbackListViewController
The feedback list view controller,
e.g. to push it onto a navigation stack.
Declared In
BITFeedbackManager.h


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Customizable higher-order recipe step functions for the 'recipes' package. These step functions take 'prep' and 'bake' helper functions as inputs and create specifications of customized recipe steps as output.
| Version: | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.0) |
| Imports: | recipes, dplyr, tibble, magrittr, purrr, tidyselect, methods, generics, rlang |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown, testthat |
| Published: | 2018-12-03 |
| Author: | Lars Kjeldgaard [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Lars Kjeldgaard <lars_kjeldgaard at hotmail.com> |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/smaakage85/customsteps |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | customsteps results |
| Reference manual: | customsteps.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
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| Package source: | customsteps_<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: customsteps_<IP_ADDRESS>.zip, r-release: customsteps_<IP_ADDRESS>.zip, r-oldrel: customsteps_<IP_ADDRESS>.zip |
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cup.net.async package¶
Submodules¶
cup.net.async.common module¶
common function module for cup.net.async
cup.net.async.conn module¶
| descrition: | connection related module
Notice that _do_write will only TRY to send out some data. It might encounter TCP/IP stack full of data in the SEND buffer-queue of the network interface |
|---|
cup.net.async.context module¶
| description: | Connection Context for each socket |
|---|
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class
cup.net.async.context.
CConnContext
[source]¶ Bases:
object
connection context for each socket
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CONTEXT_QUEUE_SIZE
= 200¶
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do_recv_data
(data, data_len)[source]¶ push data into the recving_msg queue network read should be in 1 thread only.
-
put_msg
(flag, msg)[source]¶ Put msg into the sending queue.
Parameters: - flag –
flag determines the priority of the msg.
Msg with higher priority will have bigger chance to be
sent out soon.
- return – return 0 on success return 1 on TRY_AGAIN —- queue is full. network is too busy.
TODO: If the msg queue is too big, consider close the network link
- flag –
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cup.net.async.msg module¶
| description: | netmsg related module |
|---|
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class
cup.net.async.msg.
CNetMsg
(is_postmsg=True)[source]¶ Bases:
object
flag: System use only. type: System will use type > 65535. Users will use type <=65535
#head CUP012-3 for building connection #len - uint64 #fromip,port, stub -uint64 #toip,port, stub -uint64 #msg_type -uint32 #uniqid -128bit [64bit ip, port, 64 bit, uniqid] #body -no limit (length:uint64)
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MSGTYPE
= <cup.net.async.msg.CMsgType object>¶
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MSG_FLAG_MAN
= <cup.net.async.msg.CMsgFlag object>¶
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MSG_SIGN
= 'CUP012-3'¶
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push_data
(data)[source]¶ push data into the msg. Return pushed length.
Return -1 if we should shutdown the socket channel.
Raises: exception – may raise IndexError when coming msg has problems.
-
-
class
cup.net.async.msg.
CAckMsg
(is_postmsg=True)[source]¶ Bases:
cup.net.async.msg.CNetMsg
ack msg example
cup.net.async.msgcenter module¶
| descrition: | msg center related module |
|---|
Module contents¶
| description: | Async Module is a tcp framework for asynchrous network msg tranfering |
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Package org.drip.spaces.cover
Class ScaleSensitiveCoveringBounds
java.lang.Object
org.drip.spaces.cover.ScaleSensitiveCoveringBounds
- All Implemented Interfaces:
FunctionClassCoveringBounds
public class ScaleSensitiveCoveringBounds extends java.lang.Object implements FunctionClassCoveringBounds
ScaleSensitiveCoveringBounds implements the Lower/Upper Bounds for the General Class of Functions
in terms of their scale-sensitive dimensions (i.e., the fat shattering coefficients). The References are:
- N. Alon, S. Ben-David, N. Cesa-Bianchi, and D. Haussler (1993): Scale-sensitive Dimensions, Uniform-Convergence, and Learnability Proceedings of the ACM Symposium on the Foundations of Computer Science
- P. L. Bartlett, S. R. Kulkarni, and S. E. Posner (1997): Covering Numbers for Real-valued Function Classes IEEE Transactions on Information Theory 43 (5) 1721-1724
- D. Pollard (1984): Convergence of Stochastic Processes Springer New York
- Module = Computational Core Module
- Library = Statistical Learning Library
- Project = R1 and Rd Vector/Tensor Spaces (Validated and/or Normed), and Function Classes
- Package = Vector Spaces Covering Number Estimator
- Author:
- Lakshmi Krishnamurthy
-
Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description ScaleSensitiveCoveringBounds(R1ToR1 r1r1FatShatter, int iSampleSize)
ScaleSensitiveCoveringBounds Constructor -
Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description R1ToR1
fatShatteringFunction()
Retrieve the Fat Shattering Coefficient Functiondouble
logLowerBound(double dblCover)
Log of the Lower Bound of the Function Covering Numberdouble
logUpperBound(double dblCover)
Log of the Upper Bound of the Function Covering Numberdouble
restrictedSubsetCardinality(double dblCover)
Compute the Cardinality for the Subset T (|x) that possesses the Specified Cover for the Restriction of the Input Function Class Family F (|x).int
sampleSize()
Retrieve the Sample Sizedouble
sampleSizeLowerBound(double dblCover)
Compute the Minimum Sample Size required to Estimate the Cardinality corresponding to the Specified Coverdouble
upperProbabilityBoundWeight(double dblCover)
Compute the Log of the Weight Loading Coefficient for the Maximum Cover Term in: {Probability that the Empirical Error .gt.Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
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Constructor Details
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ScaleSensitiveCoveringBounds
public ScaleSensitiveCoveringBounds(R1ToR1 r1r1FatShatter, int iSampleSize) throws java.lang.ExceptionScaleSensitiveCoveringBounds Constructor- Parameters:
r1r1FatShatter
- The Cover Fat Shattering Coefficient FunctioniSampleSize
- Sample Size- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalid
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Method Details
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fatShatteringFunction
Retrieve the Fat Shattering Coefficient Function- Returns:
- The Fat Shattering Coefficient Function
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sampleSize
public int sampleSize()Retrieve the Sample Size- Returns:
- The Sample Size
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sampleSizeLowerBound
public double sampleSizeLowerBound(double dblCover) throws java.lang.ExceptionCompute the Minimum Sample Size required to Estimate the Cardinality corresponding to the Specified Cover- Parameters:
dblCover
- The Cover- Returns:
- The Minimum Sample Size
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Minimum Sample Size Cannot be computed
-
restrictedSubsetCardinality
public double restrictedSubsetCardinality(double dblCover) throws java.lang.ExceptionCompute the Cardinality for the Subset T (|x) that possesses the Specified Cover for the Restriction of the Input Function Class Family F (|x).- Parameters:
dblCover
- The Specified Cover- Returns:
- The Restricted Subset Cardinality
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Restricted Subset Cardinality cannot be computed
-
upperProbabilityBoundWeight
public double upperProbabilityBoundWeight(double dblCover) throws java.lang.ExceptionCompute the Log of the Weight Loading Coefficient for the Maximum Cover Term in: {Probability that the Empirical Error .gt. Cover} .lte. 4 * exp (-m * Cover^2 / 128) * [[Max Covering Number Over the Specified Sample]] Reference is: - D. Haussler (1995): Sphere Packing Numbers for Subsets of the Boolean n-Cube with Bounded Vapnik-Chervonenkis Dimension, Journal of the COmbinatorial Theory A 69 (2) 217.- Parameters:
dblCover
- The Specified Cover- Returns:
- Log of the Weight Loading Coefficient for the Maximum Cover Term
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Log of the Weight Loading Coefficient cannot be computed
-
logLowerBound
public double logLowerBound(double dblCover) throws java.lang.ExceptionDescription copied from interface:FunctionClassCoveringBounds
Log of the Lower Bound of the Function Covering Number- Specified by:
logLowerBound
in interfaceFunctionClassCoveringBounds
- Parameters:
dblCover
- The Size of the Cover- Returns:
- Log of the Lower Bound of the Function Covering Number
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalid
-
logUpperBound
public double logUpperBound(double dblCover) throws java.lang.ExceptionDescription copied from interface:FunctionClassCoveringBounds
Log of the Upper Bound of the Function Covering Number- Specified by:
logUpperBound
in interfaceFunctionClassCoveringBounds
- Parameters:
dblCover
- The Size of the Cover- Returns:
- Log of the Upper Bound of the Function Covering Number
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalid
-


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State |
Zip |
Title |
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Levels |
Posts |
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UPDATE one Site: https://wapitest.azurewebsites.net/api/constructionsite/1 (1 is the ID), set HTTP Verb to PUT
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{
"id": 9,
"address": "1st NTMK",
"city": "HCN",
"state": "VN",
"zip": "084",
"title": "Site Title ...",
"zones": 4,
"levels": 3,
"posts": 3,
"longitude": -71.11095,
"latitude": 42.35663,
"tags": "site",
"description": "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet",
}
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Pass an object like this one (picture, thumbnail and manager filled by the api)
{
"address": "1st NTMK",
"city": "HCN",
"state": "VN",
"zip": "084",
"title": "Site Title ...",
"zones": 4,
"levels": 3,
"posts": 3,
"longitude": -71.11095,
"latitude": 42.35663,
"tags": "site",
"description": "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet",
}
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- https://wapitest.azurewebsites.net/assets/login-bg.png
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