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APPLICATION DEVELOPER Applications developers translate software requirements into workable programming code and maintain and develop programs for use in business DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR A database administrator (DBA) is responsible for the performance, integrity and security of a database. They will also be involved in the planning and development of the database as well as troubleshooting any issues on behalf of the users. GAMES DEVELOPER Games developers are involved in the creation and production of games for personal computers, games consoles, social/online games, arcade games, tablets, mobile phones and other hand held devices. Their work involves either design (including art and animation) or programming. INFORMATION SYSTEM MANAGER An information systems manager is responsible for the computer systems within a company. Information systems managers work in every size of organisation in the industry and the service sector, usually with a staff of technicians, programmers and database administrators reporting to them. WEB DESIGNER Web designers plan, create and code web pages, using both non-technical and technical skills to produce websites that fit the customer's requirements. They are involved in the technical and graphical aspects of pages, producing not just the look of the website but determining how it works as well. Web designers might also be responsible for the maintenance of an existing site. WEB DEVELOPER Web developers build and maintain websites and web applications. Although their work usually focuses solely on the underlying software and databases (known as the 'back end'), some web developers work on the interface and visual design (the 'front end'), while others combine both ('full-stack development').
GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES The Graduate Certificate in Information Technologies focuses on managing database technologies by developing the necessary skills and acquiring the knowledge needed to utilize the most current tools for gathering, storing, accessing, and processing information. Course work is designed to build the managerial and technical competencies demanded by today's technology-driven business world, and to examine the more technical aspects of managing technology, including database management systems, information communication networks, and data and network administration and security. DEGREE PROGRAMME IN COMPUTER ENGINEERING The continuous development of computers and, more in general, of information technology has had an extraordinary impact on the productive, social and economic reality of recent years. Its goal is to train engineers and equip them with an extensive cultural preparation, enabling them to develop and use computer methods and tools with an engineering-oriented perception, and to face problems that are common within an extremely wide spectrum of applications. The Degree Programme in Computer Engineering will allow students to build professional profiles that are among the most required on the job market. DEGREE IN ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING The Electronics Engineering program aims at providing students with a solid knowledge on the design, use and innovation of electronic circuits, electronic devices and electronic systems, to follow and guide over the years the evolution of this technology sector with competence and to promote it in the fields of human activity where advantages are envisaged. DEGREE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Electrical Engineering is the engineering field that studies and applies of electricity, electromagnetism and electronics. The programme in Electrical Engineering encompasses all subjectd required to educate undergraduate and graduate students in Electrical Engineering. Nowadays, societal and industrial growth is largely based on the availability of energy in a form that can be readily transformed into light, heat, movement, electromagnetic waves for data transmission and remote processing. Electric energy represents the most efficient way to convert energy from primary energy sources and transport it to distant places. Its features make electricity unique for many activities in everyday life.Electric energy is clean, easy to control and environment friendly. Electric energy is a precious good that should not be wasted. DEGREE IN TELECOMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING The Telecommunications Engineering covers many disciplines apparently far from each other that have developed over the years from a common cultural basis. This Engineering field deals with the study, design, implementation, and management of communication networks (including the Internet), information transmission systems and devices, processing systems for voice, sound, data, images, and remote sensing.
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There are two completion scripts available, ovs-appctl-bashcomp.bash and ovs-vsctl-bashcomp.bash respectively.
ovs-appctl-bashcomp.bash adds bash command-line completion support for ovs-appctl, ovs-dpctl, ovs-ofctl and ovsdb-tool commands.
Features:
display available completion or complete on unfinished user input
(long option, subcommand, and argument).
once the subcommand (e.g. ofproto/trace) has been given, the
script will print the subcommand format.
the script can convert between keywords like 'bridge/port/interface/dp'
and the available record in ovsdb.
Limitations:
only support small set of important keywords
(dp, datapath, bridge, switch, port, interface, iface).
does not support parsing of nested options
(e.g. ovsdb-tool create [db [schema]]).
does not support expansion on repeatitive argument
(e.g. ovs-dpctl show [dp...]).
only support matching on long options, and only in the format
(--option [arg], i.e. should not use --option=[arg]).
ovs-vsctl-bashcomp.bash adds bash command-line completion support for ovs-vsctl command.
Features:
display available completion and complete on user input for
global/local options, command, and argument.
query database and expand keywords like 'table/record/column/key'
to available completions.
deal with argument relations like 'one and more', 'zero or one'.
complete multiple ovs-vsctl commands cascaded via '--'.
Limitations:
completion of very long ovs-vsctl command can take up to several
seconds.
The bashcomp scripts should be placed at /etc/bashcompletion.d/ to be available for all bash sessions. Running 'make install' will place the scripts to $(sysconfdir)/bashcompletion.d/. So user should specify --sysconfdir=/etc at configuration. Meanwhile, if OVS is installed from packages, the scripts will automatically be placed inside /etc/bash_completion.d/.
If you just want to run the scripts in one bash, you can remove them from /etc/bash_completion.d/ and run the scripts via '. ovs-appctl-bashcomp.bash' or '. ovs-vsctl-bashcomp.bash'.
Unit tests are added in tests/completion.at and integrated into autotest framework. To run the tests, just do make check.
Please report problems to bugs@openvswitch.org.


Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ |
| def | deserialize |
| def | deserialize_numpy |
| def | serialize |
| def | serialize_numpy |
Public Attributes | |
| target | |
Private Member Functions | |
| def | _get_types |
Static Private Attributes | |
| list | __slots__ = ['target'] |
| string | _full_text |
| _has_header = False | |
| string | _md5sum = "db8caddc76616a835ffc8fba07846605" |
| list | _slot_types = ['time'] |
| string | _type = "time_server/time_srvRequest" |
Definition at line 9 of file _time_srv.py.
| def time_server.srv._time_srv.time_srvRequest.__init__ | ( | self, | |
| args, | |||
| kwds | |||
| ) |
Constructor. Any message fields that are implicitly/explicitly set to None will be assigned a default value. The recommend use is keyword arguments as this is more robust to future message changes. You cannot mix in-order arguments and keyword arguments. The available fields are: target :param args: complete set of field values, in .msg order :param kwds: use keyword arguments corresponding to message field names to set specific fields.
Definition at line 20 of file _time_srv.py.
| def time_server.srv._time_srv.time_srvRequest._get_types | ( | self | ) | [private] |
internal API method
Definition at line 42 of file _time_srv.py.
| def time_server.srv._time_srv.time_srvRequest.deserialize | ( | self, | |
| str | |||
| ) |
unpack serialized message in str into this message instance :param str: byte array of serialized message, ``str``
Definition at line 59 of file _time_srv.py.
| def time_server.srv._time_srv.time_srvRequest.deserialize_numpy | ( | self, | |
| str, | |||
| numpy | |||
| ) |
unpack serialized message in str into this message instance using numpy for array types :param str: byte array of serialized message, ``str`` :param numpy: numpy python module
Definition at line 90 of file _time_srv.py.
| def time_server.srv._time_srv.time_srvRequest.serialize | ( | self, | |
| buff | |||
| ) |
serialize message into buffer :param buff: buffer, ``StringIO``
Definition at line 48 of file _time_srv.py.
| def time_server.srv._time_srv.time_srvRequest.serialize_numpy | ( | self, | |
| buff, | |||
| numpy | |||
| ) |
serialize message with numpy array types into buffer :param buff: buffer, ``StringIO`` :param numpy: numpy python module
Definition at line 78 of file _time_srv.py.
list time_server::srv::_time_srv.time_srvRequest::__slots__ = ['target'] [static, private] |
Definition at line 17 of file _time_srv.py.
string time_server::srv::_time_srv.time_srvRequest::_full_text [static, private] |
""" time target """
Definition at line 13 of file _time_srv.py.
time_server::srv::_time_srv.time_srvRequest::_has_header = False [static, private] |
Definition at line 12 of file _time_srv.py.
string time_server::srv::_time_srv.time_srvRequest::_md5sum = "db8caddc76616a835ffc8fba07846605" [static, private] |
Definition at line 10 of file _time_srv.py.
list time_server::srv::_time_srv.time_srvRequest::_slot_types = ['time'] [static, private] |
Definition at line 18 of file _time_srv.py.
string time_server::srv::_time_srv.time_srvRequest::_type = "time_server/time_srvRequest" [static, private] |
Definition at line 11 of file _time_srv.py.
Definition at line 32 of file _time_srv.py.


Latvian (Standard) Basic 1.0 generated from template.
This keyboard utilizes deadkey on the quote key (') next to the Return key of each layer. To get the desired character, press the deadkey and then the key corresponding with the character in the output.
| Deadkey on Default or AltGr Layer | Deadkey on Shift or Shift AltGr Layer | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Space | ’ | Space | " |
| 1 | Non break space | 4 | § |
| 2 | « | $ | § |
| 3 | » | 5 | ° |
| $ | § | % | ° |
| % | ° | 7 | ± |
| 6 | ' | & | ± |
| & | ± | 8 | × |
| * | × | * | × |
| a | ā | a | Ā |
| A | Ā | A | Ā |
| c | č | c | Č |
| C | Č | C | Č |
| e | ē | e | Ē |
| E | Ē | E | Ē |
| g | ģ | g | Ģ |
| G | Ģ | G | Ģ |
| i | ī | i | Ī |
| I | Ī | I | Ī |
| k | ķ | k | Ķ |
| K | Ķ | K | Ķ |
| l | ļ | l | Ļ |
| L | Ļ | L | Ļ |
| n | ņ | n | Ņ |
| N | Ņ | N | Ņ |
| o | ō | o | Ō |
| O | Ō | O | Ō |
| r | ŗ | r | Ŗ |
| R | Ŗ | R | Ŗ |
| s | š | s | Š |
| S | Š | S | Š |
| z | ž | z | Ž |
| Z | Ž | Z | Ž |
| - | – | - | — |
| _ | — | _ | — |
NOTE: Typing the deadkey followed by the back quote (`) will produce the soft hyphen character (U+00AD).
Latvian (Standard) Basic keyboard makes use of SHIFT+RALT keys which are set by default when Keyman is installed. To use this keyboard, you must go to Configuration.../Hotkeys and select the hotkey for "Switch Keyman Desktop Off". Either change the hotkey or turn it off. Do the same for "Open Keyboard Menu" and for "Open Language Switcher".
Default Layer
Shift Layer
Numeric Layer
Due to the size and number of keys, some characters are hidden in the long press. Press and hold on the key with a little dot on the top right to reveal them.
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Australia ban Pattinson from Pakistan Test for 'personal abuse'
Sydney - Australia fast bowler James Pattinson was suspended on Sunday for player abuse, ruling him out of the first Test against Pakistan this week with skipper Tim Paine saying he had let down the team.
The paceman was found guilty of breaching Cricket Australia's code of conduct during Victoria's Sheffield Shield game against Queensland last week.
It was not clear what he said, but the governing body characterised it as "personal abuse of a player while fielding".
The Australian and the Sydney Daily Telegraph said it allegedly involved a homophobic slur.
Given it was his third breach in the past 18 months, the incident triggered a one-match suspension.
"We have a duty to uphold the highest standards of behaviour and the action taken in this matter demonstrates that," CA's head of integrity and security Sean Carroll said in a statement.
Pattinson's ban opens the door to Mitchell Starc to play in the Test at Brisbane starting Thursday. The two were seen to be competing for one bowling slot to partner Josh Hazelwood, Pat Cummins, and Nathan Lyon.
Paine said he was disappointed, with the Australian team working hard to win back public support since the ball-tampering scandal last year led to long bans for Steve Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft.
He told broadcaster ABC that Pattinson had "let himself down, he's let the group down".
"We actually had a chat last night about the fact that we hold ourselves to a really high standard now with our behaviour," Paine said.
"That's not just while we're playing (Test) cricket, we've got to go back to domestic cricket and lead the way on that front as well.
"We're disappointed ... but James has owned up and knows he's made a mistake and has apologised for it and will come back bigger and better."
Pattinson admitted he "made a mistake in the heat of the moment".
"Straight away I realised I was in the wrong, and I apologised immediately, both to the opponent and to the umpires," he said.
"I have done the wrong thing and accept the penalty. I'm gutted to miss a Test match, but the standards are there for a reason and the fault is mine."
CA said no replacement will be called up for the Test squad.


JSON and XML shortcomings
{ "@type": "http://schema.org/Article", "identifier": "5Pl8d4" "author": "Author name", "datePublished": "2020-1-1", "image": { "@type": "http://schema.org/imageObject", "url": "http://example.com/image.png", "height": 600, "width": 800 }, "publisher": { "@type": "http://schema.org/Organization", "name": "Publisher name", "logo": { "@type": "http://schema.org/imageObject", "url": "http://example.com/logo.png" } } }
<http://schema.org/Article identifier='5Pl8d4' { author= "Author name" datePublished= "2020-1-1" image= <http://schema.org/imageObject { url= "http://example.com/image.png" height=600 width=800 }> <#"String properties can also be defined in attributes"> publisher= <http://schema.org/Organization name='Publisher name' { logo=<http://schema.org/imageObject url='http://example.com/logo.png'> }> }>
JSON-LD is today one of the best languages for serializing a typed objects graph. But the inability to name objects in JSON has two flaws:
- The absence of named headers enriched with attributes prevents an efficient event-driven parsing. Typed objects can not be directly instantiated and an intermediate generic objects tree is needed.
- The
@type
property affects readability.
On the other hand, XML lacks a key-node pair structure and is not well suited for this purpose.
GS solves these problems by combining JSON object properties and XML named object features.
GS-graph language
GS-graph is a secure library for building and serializing complex and recursive graphs of typed objects. At parsing stage, according to its configuration, typed objects are instantiated, properties are assigned and explicitly authorized methods can be called.
<?graph> <User account=2197 %id=JOM { name= "John Merting" chief= <%ref "MAD"> groups= [ <%ref "MGRS"> ] }> <User account=2123 %id=MAD { name= "Marc Dublof" groups=[ <Group id=36564 %id=admins { name= "Administrators" }> ] addTemporaryDelegation = <%call [ <%ref "JOM"> <Date day='2019-12-22'> 14 ]> }> <Group id=35 %id=MGRS{ name= "Managers" }>
GS-graph uses the GS attribute and node special type %
instruction to link objects and call methods at the building stage.
A first experimental GS-graph building implementation is available in Typescript and Javascript. Source code is available at https://github.com/generic-syntax/gs-js.


Mycovision
Mycovision
If you look down around after a rain, you may witness the emergence of these globular creatures.
Sometimes they grow in groups.
...notice the missing nibble?
Mushrooms can be smooth on top, but underneeth, you can see the folds from where their spores (baby mushrooms) come from.
(Did you know that mushrooms are the reproductive organs of fungi, like flowers are for flowering plants?)
But they're not always smooth on top...
the pattern of "little squares" remind me of continents separating because of the movement of tectonic plates. I imagine them as puzzle pieces that formerly fit together.
And while some mushrooms are big.
...others are quite small.
Zooming in — it reminds me of a sea scape in miniature.
Really zoom in and see the fruiting bodies de- and recomposing fungi recycling death into life.
They're more closely related to use than to plants.
Not all fungi are mushrooms.
And not all things that look like fungi are.
And not all things that look like fungi are.
(This is a plant that has lost all ability to photosynthesize and now eats other organisms, like fungi an and animals.)
Fungi may co-habitat with others. Lichen (the aqua-green creature here, is a combination of fungi and algae living symbiotically together.
(...kind of how you're a combination of human and bacteria cells. In fact you have more bacteria cells in your body than human cells!)


A.I. - ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Reviewed by Jerry Saravia July 19th, 2001
The safest way to approach "A.I." is to understand it is a Steven Spielberg film of a Stanley Kubrick production. Kubrick himself decided to not direct the film while he was alive, thus handing the reins to Spielberg. A noble and satisfying choice. "A.I." is Spielberg's best and most uncompromising film since "Schindler's List," deserving of any and all accolades. It is brave, risky, emotional, disturbing, complex and entrancing.
Haley Joel Osment plays a mecha named David, a child robot of the future. He is adopted by two kind, loving, troubled people, Monica and Henry Swinton (Frances O'Connor and Sam Robards). Their own real son is barely kept alive in a coma. Henry Swinton sees this as an opportunity to alleviate his and his wife's pain by having a mecha in their house as a replacement until their own son gets better (Henry happens to work for a cybertronic company that specializes in mecha technology). Monica is initially angry and hesistant but eventually gives in to the idea. She ignores David, hides from him and he only thinks it is a game - David cannot sense or reason that Monica is suffering. Eventually Monica "imprints" David by turning on his switch to learn and to love. David does learn to love but does not know how to use it - he loves Monica, whom he refers to as his "mommy," unconditionally. But regret begins to figure in the situation when Monica's real son starts to come out of his c! oma. There is a clash of sorts b etween David and the real son unfolding in a series of eerie scenes where David is seen as a threat, a hindrance to the Swinton's sense of serenity.
Monica eventually abandons David in the woods due to his innocently destructive nature. Thus begins David's quest to become a real boy since he feels that if he becomes real, his mommy will take him back. Along the way, David lands in a decadent, sinful city called Rogue City where he meets Gigolo Joe (Jude Law), a male prostitute mecha who has the ability to conjure the appropriate romantic mood by twiching with his head which automatically plays Astaire or Sinatra tunes. Gigolo and David are eventually captured by anti-mecha rebels who destroy mechas for sport in a stadium of cheering denizens. David gets away in the nick of time since he is deemed too human to be a mecha and his search continues for the Blue Fairy (a character right out of "Pinocchio") whom he feels can make him into a real boy.
"A.I." was shrouded in secrecy for years before being unveiled in theatres, a rare event in this day and age of Harry Knowles and the overhype machine. Kubrick was known for utmost secrecy, particularly for the misunderstood "Eyes Wide Shut" which was erroneously advertised as a sexual thriller. It is a pleasure for once to see a film and not have a clue as to how it will turn out. "A.I." is unpredictable in a way Spielberg has not been since "Close Encounters of the Third Kind." The mood and atmosphere do not shift as much as one expects, though it is a structure comprised of two acts and an extended epilogue. Strange structuring indeed but you only need to look back to Spielberg's "The Lost World," which had a fitting climax only to begin again with the setting changed to San Diego where the T-Rex runs rampant in the city. "A.I." has a deliberate point where it could have ended with David pleading and pleading to become a real boy. I will not give away much except to say tha! t it ends instead with one of th e most spiritually moving and saddest climaxes I've seen in a long while.
The performances are all pleasurable to watch. Osment shakes his cutesy persona for a more subtle twisting of moods and facial expressions from an impersonal mecha to a mecha with an emotional side that threatens to explode with pure love and violence. Jude Law is damn near perfection with his cockiness and sexual allure, though I would loved to learn more about him. Frances O'Connor blends sensitivity with despair flawlessly as the conflicted Monica. And William Hurt also displays curiously similar fragmented emotions as Professor Hobby, who is as close to David as one can expect - only the reasons never seem clear.
"A.I." begins as a Kubrick film with a chilly air of doom throughout the first half of the film. The second half veers into Spielberg territory as does the epilogue (this explains why Kubrick chose Spielberg to make the film since its Pinocchio antecedents coincide with the latter's sensitivity). But something strange occurs - Spielberg has told a tale of sentiment without manipulating the audience's emotions. He is not overtly sentimental, as he has been in later films. It is a return to Spielberg's confidence and assuredness with the unsentimentality and harshness of "Duel," "Jaws," and "Close Encounters" - he chooses to detach somewhat from the main characters so that we can see how the emotional crescendos in the film affects them. Thankfully the musical score by John Williams is not syrupy but rather enthralling in its minimalist tone and style comprised of what sounds variations on a slow murmur.
So what does "A.I." finally have to say about a mecha like David? Do we have a responsibility to love a robot even though it is not real? What is Monica's responsbility since her husband only bought the damn robot which could be easily disposed or discarded like an older computer model? Is David any closer to understanding a human's emotions since he has his own, or are his emotions fabricated based on an imprint in his design? If he can love, can he rationalize that love? Does he not see that his "mommy" did not love him as he thought she had? Such moral questions invite lots of answers but can mostly result in ambiguity, as it should be. Kubrick revelled in disorder, pessimism and ambiguity. Spielberg revels in order, optimism and clear resolutions. That Spielberg remained faithful to Kubrick's original plans and storyboards shows a certain maturity on his part. "A.I." is as intelligent a film as one can expect - a marvel to witness, and a feast for the eyes and the ears. Br! avo Spielberg!
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Booth Makes Chiefs Favourites For TKO
by SW EditorFormer Bafana Bafana and Mamelodi Sundowns defender Matthew Booth believes that Kaizer Chiefs are the favourites to win the Telkom Knockout.
The semifinals of the competition take place this weekend with Chiefs taking on Maritzburg United on Sunday while Mamelodi Sundowns lock horns with Golden Arrows on Saturday.
Chiefs are enjoying a good run in the league where they are top of the table and 10 points ahead of their nearest rivals Sundowns.
Speaking to EWN Sport on Friday, Booth said: “They didn’t play the best football at the start of the season but they still managed to get results and that for me, is a sure sign of a championship-winning team, where you haven’t quite clicked into gear but you still grinding out results. They’re now starting to really up the ante because of the confidence they have gained from those results,” he said.
The 42-year-old did suggest though that there could be an air of uncertainty around the team because of the lack of trophies in recent seasons.
“The fact that they haven’t won a trophy in more than three or four seasons is concerning. Something like that can work against you but certainly, they are the form team at the moment and that will help them as well.”
With club football returning after the international break, attention will also be on the referees and the decisions they make, with officiating coming into the spotlight prior to the break.
Booth weighed in on the current state of refereeing in the country.
“Little bit of a concern about the officiating, especially our linesmen. It’s not a case of favouring a particular team because at the end of the season, it all balances out, but it is worrying that there are some obvious decisions that they are getting wrong.
“We have to stick to the basics and realise that refs and linesmen are only human beings and see the incident once. I feel that training, fitness and better pay will allow officials to maybe take things more seriously and make it part of their livelihoods”, he said.
Both semifinals get underway at 3 pm on their respective days.


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| Project Maintainer |
Kriti Godey |
| Project Maintainer |
Olga Bulat |
| Project Maintainer |
Zack Krida |
| Project Core Committer |
Ritish Thareja |
| Project Contributor |
Hemanth Kumar |
| Project Contributor |
Jacqueline Binya |
These team members have permissions in the vocabulary
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| Project Maintainer |
Nimish Bongale |
| Project Maintainer |
Zack Krida |
| Project Core Committer |
Dhruvi Butti |
| Project Collaborator |
Ayan Choudhary |
| Project Collaborator |
Chidiebere Onyegbuchulem |
| Project Collaborator |
Tanuj Agarwal |
| Project Contributor |
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| Project Contributor |
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| Project Core Committer |
Ari Madian |
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Dhruvi Butti |
| Project Core Committer |
Ritish Thareja |
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What's included
Data is archived from address nSe8ZKhDu3v4CH0GFiZXzVWA1clYrT2_R46ApDtu2TA
hourly in Json
format:
{
"utc": "Fri, 22 Nov 2019 01:21:49 GMT",
"ethPrice": "161.07 USD/ETH",
"mkrPrice": "529.41 USD/MKR",
"pethPrice": "168.54 USD/PETH",
"daiSupply": "92146643.42 DAI",
"wethToPeth": 1.0464370394605356,
"collateralization": 3.015935426996438
}
| Name | Description | Unit | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
utc |
Time in UTC | Fri, 22 Nov 2019 01:21:49 GMT | |
ethPrice |
ETH Price | USD/ETH | 161.02 USD/ETH |
mkrPrice |
MKR Price | USD/MKR | 529.41 USD/MKR |
pethPrice |
PETH Price | USD/PETH | 168.50 USD/PETH |
daiSupply |
DAI Supply | DAI | 92146643.42 DAI |
wethToPeth |
WETH To PETH ratio | 1.0464370394605356 | |
collateralization |
Collateralization | 3.015092803867795 |
Each data point is also attached to these tags:
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Stream-Name
is alwaysmkr
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Date
inYYYY-MM-DD
format, use to search data points by date. -
Hour
inhh
format, use to chart by 1h, 3h, 1D...
Demo Graph
Below graphs get data directly from Arweave, don't use any centralize dabatase
ETH Price
MKR Price
PETH Price
WETH To PETH ratio
Collateralization
ArQL Example
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Get all data point:
{ op: "and", expr1: { op: "equals", expr1: "from", expr2: "nSe8ZKhDu3v4CH0GFiZXzVWA1clYrT2_R46ApDtu2TA" }, expr2: { op: "equals", expr1: "Stream-Name", expr2: "mkr" } }
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Get data points by date
2019-11-22
:
{ op: "and", expr1: { op: "equals", expr1: "from", expr2: "nSe8ZKhDu3v4CH0GFiZXzVWA1clYrT2_R46ApDtu2TA" }, expr2: { op: "and", expr1: { op: "equals", expr1: "Date", expr2: "2019-11-22" }, expr2: { op: "equals", expr1: "Stream-Name", expr2: "mkr" } } }
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00:00 AM
:
{ op: "and", expr1: { op: "equals", expr1: "from", expr2: "nSe8ZKhDu3v4CH0GFiZXzVWA1clYrT2_R46ApDtu2TA" }, expr2: { op: "and", expr1: { op: "equals", expr1: "Hour", expr2: "0" }, expr2: { op: "equals", expr1: "Stream-Name", expr2: "mkr" } } }


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Parts of Dublin city hit with brief power outage
by NewstalkSome 11,000 buildings in Dublin city centre briefly lost power on Friday afternoon.
A fault on a power line at Heuston Station affected people on both sides of the River Liffey.
These were mostly in the Stoneybatter and Kilmainham areas of the city.
Other areas such as St Stephen's Green and Rialto were also affected.
ESB crews put a temporary fix in place within five minutes.
They are now working to find a permanent solution.
The ESB has apologised for the loss of supply.
While Irish Rail services appear to be unaffected.


Welcome to the PaginatorJS demo!
Here you will learn all about how this simple web application navigates paginated content.
To proceed, click on the Next Page link up above.


Introduction to Git¶
Git is a version-control system. There are others, such as: Mercurial, Subversion, etc. Git is by far the most used.
Repositories can be hosted online on web platforms, e.g. GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. They differ on high-level features, for example, issue tracking, contributors management, integrations, basic features but not on the git core functionalities.
Aalto Version Control System is developed on top of GitLab.
Material¶
There is plenty of material available on the internet, but is a little bit hard to find straightforward instructions/explanations. I collected a few websites that is worth checking:
What is Git?¶
Git works by tracking changes in files and not by manipulating files! (What?)
With version control you can travel back and forth in the history of your code.
Git allows you to automatically combine and synccode code that is edited simultaniously in multiple places.


 Spot is what is needed vs HiPS, listen is "bugged".
True Seeing just makes HiPS useless. Nothing happens when stealth is activated vs a true seeing enemy (but the hipser becoming flatfooted).


We all met at the train bridge at 9:30am. There were a total of ten trucks. Jim lead us across the street to a trail where there were a few mud holes that didn't give us any problems. Then we came to a open field that looked a little muddy with some water. Jim headed in first to show us all how to bury his Dodge in the mud. I entered with everyone following and we all got stuck except for three trucks. Paul hooked onto Jim to winch out, but toasted his ignition module. Eric winched himself out, Keith and myself were strapped out.
Terry, Mike, and Gonzalo
We all were free except the Jim's Dodge, he took a little longer. Mike, John, and Gonzalo were pulling each other out while Paul was doing a trail repair on his electrical system.
Keith in deep
We were there for an hour or so and we broke for lunch once everyone was on dry land. After lunch, we then headed on the trail again and found a sunken lake. We played here for a while, climbing the eroded hills. This was a nice place to test your skills climbing loose dirt hills. On the way out Eric showed us the undercarriage of the Jeep by trying to climb a steep hill.
Eric and John catch some air
We drove some more till we came to the end of the trail. At the end was a sand mining operation where we got out to look at the man made lake. At this spot Keith, Eric, and John launched there trucks over a small jump. Eric found a bent front driveshaft when he landed.
Greg tosses Terry the strap
Well we headed out to another spot Jim knew about, we backed tracked to the main road to cross over to this huge playground for trucks and motorcylces. We were amazed at how many trucks were there. There were a bunch of mud holes, I think there was one for everyone. We all split up to find what we all like best. I was climbing the dirt with Paul and Mike while everyone else was driving around. Little Gonzy was driving his dads Ford around like a pro. We found a spot where Mike and Paul got this really nice back tire aerial shot. The tire was off the ground on the Jeep about two and a half feet.
Couple of more photos were shot and off to another waterhole. Paul went through and fell to the left side (I think it scared him for a while) and his Bronco took on some water in the cab. He tried to get me to follow his tracks. I criss crossed his tracks to find the water going over my hood. I plowed through and made it also (thank God).
Well it was getting late and we all decided to leave and get some pizza before heading home. LIOR will come back to this spot. Thanks everyone for a great day and thanks Jim for a cool Trail.
The people that attended the trail ride were:


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Welcome to the Kanata Masters Hockey Association web page.
From here you can view the schedule, game results and statistics.
Enjoy!


Thank you so much for purchasing a Smart Puck. Getting it set up should only take a few minutes so let's get started.
Connect the provided USB cable to your puck.
Connect the USB cable to a power source such as a cell phone charger or laptop.
Select the type of device you are using to configure your puck.
What kind of Apple device are you using?
To start your puck we need to connect it to the internet through your home WiFi network. This only has to be done once. Follow the steps below to get connected.
To start your puck we need to connect it to the internet through your home WiFi network. This only has to be done once. In OSX this can be done through System Preferences or via the menu bar. Instructions for both are provided below.
To start your puck we need to connect it to the internet through your home WiFi network. This only has to be done once. Follow the steps below to get connected.
To start your puck we need to connect it to the internet through your home WiFi network. This only has to be done once. In Windows this can be done through the Settings app or via the menu bar. Instructions for both are provided below.
To start your puck we need to connect it to the internet through your home WiFi network. This only has to be done once. Here are some generic instructions on how to do that.
I'm trying to connect to your puck. Please wait...
Below is a list of nearby networks the puck found. Select your network from the list, enter your password, and click Connect. Your password will be encrypted and sent directly to the puck (not over the intenet) so it can connect to your WiFi network.
The color next to each network indicates how strong the signal is. Green is excellent, yellow is ok, and red means the signal is likely too poor for the puck to work. To get a better signal move your puck closer to your WiFi source and scan again.
I'm having trouble finding your puck. Make sure the phone, tablet or computer you are using is connected to the MySmartPuck WiFi network and try again.
We sent your password directly to the puck and now it's trying to connect to your WiFi and get stats. If successful it will display those stats within 20 seconds.
Your puck will display the latest stats after each game. All you have to do is keep it within WiFi range and it will take care of the rest.
We want to sincerely thank you again for purchasing a StatFeedr product. If you have any trouble with it please reach out to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If your puck doesn't update the most common issue is an incorrect WiFi password. Don't worry, it happens. We can just go through the setup process again. You might want to use the "Show password" checkbox the next time you enter it just to be sure you're typing it correctly and also verify that your caps lock isn't on.


We're very sorry, but the page you requested cannot be found here.
Try returning to where you started with this compass.
Error code: 404


Freezes is a document-driven website and a text transformation engine.
A basic Freezes site usually looks something like this:
.
├── _config.yml
├── _assets.yml
├── pages
| ├── posts
| | └── 2014-01-01
| | ├─ why-programmer-should-write-books.md
| | └─ why-programmer-should-write-books
| ├── documents
| |
| └── index.md
├── builds
├── static
| ├── images
| ├── scripts
| └── styles
├── templates
| ├── includes
| ├── layouts
| └── 404.html
└── __init__.py
An overview of what each of these does:
| FILE / DIRECTORY | DESCRIPTION | REMARKS |
|---|---|---|
pages |
Document folder | Save all markdown files |
pages/posts |
Posts folder | |
pages/index.md |
Home page | |
static |
Resources | All static resource files |
static/images |
Images | |
static/scripts |
Scripts | |
static/styles |
Styles | |
templates |
Templates | |
templates/includes |
Includes | |
templates/layouts |
Layouts | |
builds |
Build | Build result files |
_config.yml |
Site configuration | |
_assets.yml |
Asset configuration |


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Homework #1
Validator Results:
1. Find the XHTML 1.0 Specifications by W3C and write a short paragraph describing Section 4.6
Section 4.6 of the XHTML 1.0 specifications details the "Empty Elements" guidelines for XHTML. It states that empty elements must have an end tag or the start tag must end with "/>". It also offers two examples.
The first being the tag
, which signifies a line break. The other being
, which defines a thematic change in the content. If you do not use a backslash to terminate the empty element, it could possibly return an error.
2. Select and describe (short paragraph) something of interest regarding the history/development of HTML other than HTML 5.
Html was developed by the physicist Tim Berners-Lee when he proposed an Internet-based hypertext system. I find it interesting that the first publically available description of HTML was just a document titled “HTML Tags”. It described only 18 elements that comprised the initial, simplistic design of HTML. 11 of these elements are still used in HTML 4. From these 18 tags, the entire Hypertext Markup Language was created.
3. Describe the evolution from HTML 4 to HTML 5. List at least three new tags or concepts that HTML 5 has to offer web developers.
The primary goal of the upgrade from html 4 to html 5 is consistent, defined error handling. A secondary goal of the new HTML is to develop the ability of the browser to be an application platform via languages such as HTML, CSS, and Javascript. This can be done using a few new elements that were introduced. The new <canvas> element is used to draw graphics, on the fly, via scripting. The new <source> tag is a media element that can define multiple resources for the <video> and <audio> tags. Finally, the new <embed> tag defines a container for an external application or interactive content (plug-in). All of these new features make the upgrade to HTML 5 worthwhile in the modern information technology age.


Hey ! This website is a playground for me, I try all my polymer/golang/progressive web app on this one.
It's also a way to show my work. So enjoy it ! :)
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Golang
In this page, I wanna post every links I found useful about it
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Progressive Web App
Hey ! This website is a playground for me, I try all my polymer/golang/progressive web app on this one.
It's also a way to show my work. So enjoy it ! :)
Physical Web
In this page, I wanna post every links I found useful about it


Prologue
In early 1985, disgusted by the crappy quality of the marijuana then locally available, I decided to buy a higher quality in bulk (by the pound) and begin selling it (at a fair price) to my friends. This I did, quite successfully. Indeed, my business was so good that I expanded my range of products to include not only “boutique” buds but “shrooms” and acid – all drugs I personally approved of. But, it turned out, business was too good. The “traffic” to and from my house attracted attention. Two of my neighbors complained to the police, who began surveillance of me (from a white van parked up a side street) in May 1985.
Nearly a year later, on March 20, 1986, I answered the door early in the evening, to be confronted by two men in business suits, who pointed guns at me and told me they were cops and I was under arrest.
I was backed into my dining room and handcuffed while uniformed police poured into my house to begin searching it. After only a few minutes I was taken, coatless, outside to a police car. The temperature was around freezing.
I was held in the car for perhaps twenty minutes, then taken to the Falls Church police station in the basement of City Hall. There I was placed in one of two holding cells to while away the next six or eight hours, interrupted, but not often enough, for fingerprinting and an interview. The cell, typically, was a concrete-and-tile room big enough to contain a concrete shelf three feet wide and seven feet long, and a combination toilet and sink.
Around 3 AM, after a magistrate was brought in to sign six charges (all counts of drug possession) against me and set my bond at $50,000, I was taken to the Fairfax County Adult Detention Center, and put in a holding cell which was effectively a drunk tank. It was only a Thursday, but the large cell held over twenty men.
The room was long and had narrow concrete bench seats running down each long wall, with a waist-high tiled-concrete partition across the far end, beyond which were a sink and a toilet. The front wall was just floor to ceiling bars. Men sat or sprawled on all the available bench space; more were lying on the floor amid cigarette butts and general filth. There was little conversation; most were dozing. I found a spot on the floor and tried to sleep.
At 5:30 in the morning they brought us “breakfast,” which was passed in through a slot in the barred door. Breakfast consisted of a tin cup of “coffee” (actually, I learned later, chicory – caffeine free), a half-pint carton of milk, an individual-size box of cereal (I got cornflakes) and a tin bowl at least one-quarter full of white sugar.
The barred end of the cell faced the receiving desk, and people came and went noisily. It was hard to sleep in that cell, but there wasn’t much else to do. I was asked what I was in for, and when I said “possession with intent to distribute,” I was immediately asked what I’d had. “Oh, man, I wish I’d of known you when I was Out,” one man told me. And I was told some hash had been smuggled in and smoked earlier that night, before my arrival.
I spent only until the middle of the afternoon in that cell before I was released on bail (the deed to my house guaranteed my bond). I had been confined for less than twenty-four hours. (And that was counted as my first day of incarceration when my total time was calculated.) But in many ways that first brief period of confinement was worse than the three months I subsequently spent – the more so because I had not expected it, was not emotionally ready for it, and was both frightened and discomforted by it.
It does something to you when you’re chained together with twenty other men and taken into a courtroom in which your gallery is divided from the rest of the room by bulletproof glass. It tells you that the life you’ve lived and the attitude you had about yourself no longer apply; now you are in the charge of the state.
When I got home I had to wash my hair to rid myself of the cigarette-butt stink of that cell.
The period between my arrest and sentencing was one of considerable depression: It was hard to watch the news on TV when someone was shown being arrested, under arrest, or incarcerated – no matter what the crime was, I empathized with the experience the arrested person was undergoing. In those months I had a number of court appearances which culminated in my appearance for sentencing (I pleaded guilty) on September 5, 1986. I went directly from the courtroom to jail, without leaving the building. I did not pass Go.
Subsequently, while incarcerated, I wrote twenty-one letters from jail for publication for my friends. The first fourteen were published – by the Nielsen Haydens, Victor Gonzalez, Mark Kernes, Lucy Huntzinger, and John D. Berry – before my release on December 4th. The Nielsen Haydens and Tom Weber typed up the remaining seven (all were hand-written), but once I was out, the urgency to publish them diminished. Eventually Lenny Bailes volunteered to publish some of them, and I sent him #15, #16, and the first half of #17. I published the rest myself in August 1987, editing out material which no longer struck me as of much interest.
Their publication here is their first appearance as a single “volume,” collected together for the first time. In addition to the letters themselves, there is a Postscript, written in 1993, describing my exit from jail, and an Epilogue, written in 2011, which wraps up the last (I hope) threads of this story. There is some irony in that Epilogue.


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Kamdhenu Standalone September 2019 Net Sales at Rs 237.98 crore, down 28.33% Y-o-Y
Reported Standalone quarterly numbers for Kamdhenu are:
Net Sales at Rs 237.98 crore in September 2019 down 28.33% from Rs. 332.07 crore in September 2018.
Quarterly Net Profit at Rs. 6.52 crore in September 2019 up 25.42% from Rs. 5.20 crore in September 2018.
EBITDA stands at Rs. 9.00 crore in September 2019 down 29.02% from Rs. 12.68 crore in September 2018.
Kamdhenu EPS has increased to Rs. 2.46 in September 2019 from Rs. 2.14 in September 2018.
Kamdhenu shares closed at 107.40 on November 11, 2019 (NSE) and has given -36.24% returns over the last 6 months and -39.73% over the last 12 months.
| Kamdhenu | |
| Standalone Quarterly Results | in Rs. Cr. |
| Sep'19 | Jun'19 | Sep'18 | |
| Net Sales/Income from operations | 237.98 | 222.98 | 332.07 |
| Other Operating Income | -- | -- | -- |
| Total Income From Operations | 237.98 | 222.98 | 332.07 |
| EXPENDITURE | |||
| Consumption of Raw Materials | 81.04 | 77.25 | 100.62 |
| Purchase of Traded Goods | 109.11 | 91.62 | 166.59 |
| Increase/Decrease in Stocks | -13.36 | -7.07 | -1.45 |
| Power & Fuel | -- | -- | -- |
| Employees Cost | 13.03 | 11.78 | 11.64 |
| Depreciation | 2.07 | 2.09 | 1.82 |
| Excise Duty | -- | -- | -- |
| Admin. And Selling Expenses | -- | -- | -- |
| R & D Expenses | -- | -- | -- |
| Provisions And Contingencies | -- | -- | -- |
| Exp. Capitalised | -- | -- | -- |
| Other Expenses | 39.22 | 34.75 | 42.14 |
| P/L Before Other Inc. , Int., Excpt. Items & Tax | 6.87 | 12.56 | 10.73 |
| Other Income | 0.06 | 0.05 | 0.13 |
| P/L Before Int., Excpt. Items & Tax | 6.93 | 12.60 | 10.86 |
| Interest | 2.71 | 2.63 | 2.79 |
| P/L Before Exceptional Items & Tax | 4.22 | 9.98 | 8.06 |
| Exceptional Items | -- | -0.68 | -- |
| P/L Before Tax | 4.22 | 9.30 | 8.06 |
| Tax | -2.30 | 3.21 | 2.86 |
| P/L After Tax from Ordinary Activities | 6.52 | 6.08 | 5.20 |
| Prior Year Adjustments | -- | -- | -- |
| Extra Ordinary Items | -- | -- | -- |
| Net Profit/(Loss) For the Period | 6.52 | 6.08 | 5.20 |
| Equity Share Capital | 26.54 | 26.54 | 24.40 |
| Reserves Excluding Revaluation Reserves | -- | -- | -- |
| Equity Dividend Rate (%) | -- | -- | -- |
| EPS Before Extra Ordinary | |||
| Basic EPS | 2.46 | 2.29 | 2.14 |
| Diluted EPS | 2.45 | 2.28 | 2.05 |
| EPS After Extra Ordinary | |||
| Basic EPS | 2.46 | 2.29 | 2.14 |
| Diluted EPS | 2.45 | 2.28 | 2.05 |
| Public Share Holding | |||
| No Of Shares (Crores) | -- | -- | -- |
| Share Holding (%) | -- | -- | -- |
| Promoters and Promoter Group Shareholding | |||
| a) Pledged/Encumbered | |||
| - Number of shares (Crores) | -- | -- | -- |
| - Per. of shares (as a % of the total sh. of prom. and promoter group) | -- | -- | -- |
| - Per. of shares (as a % of the total Share Cap. of the company) | -- | -- | -- |
| b) Non-encumbered | |||
| - Number of shares (Crores) | -- | -- | -- |
| - Per. of shares (as a % of the total sh. of prom. and promoter group) | -- | -- | -- |
| - Per. of shares (as a % of the total Share Cap. of the company) | -- | -- | -- |
| Source : Dion Global Solutions Limited |


Filters are attachments we use to change how the image taken looks physically. Most common filters are UV filters, polarization filters and neutral density filters (ND filters).
UV filters block UV light but make little difference to the final photo.
Polarisation filters are used to block light that is polarised in a certain way. This can be very useful to cut reflections of objects like glass or the water surface.
ND filters block a part of light uniformly. They are used when we need to use a longer exposure time and a low f-stop in a bright environment that would normally cause our image to be overexposed. This is very useful for video where we need exposure times as long as 1/60 of a second.


rndc — name server control utility
rndc
[-b
] [source-address
-c
] [config-file
-k
] [key-file
-s
] [server
-p
] [port
-V
] [-y
] {command}key_id
rndc controls the operation of a name server. It supersedes the ndc utility that was provided in old BIND releases. If rndc is invoked with no command line options or arguments, it prints a short summary of the supported commands and the available options and their arguments.
rndc communicates with the name server over a TCP connection, sending commands authenticated with digital signatures. In the current versions of rndc and named, the only supported authentication algorithm is HMAC-MD5, which uses a shared secret on each end of the connection. This provides TSIG-style authentication for the command request and the name server's response. All commands sent over the channel must be signed by a key_id known to the server.
rndc reads a configuration file to determine how to contact the name server and decide what algorithm and key it should use.
source-address
Use source-address
as the source address for the connection to the server.
Multiple instances are permitted to allow setting of both
the IPv4 and IPv6 source addresses.
config-file
Use config-file
as the configuration file instead of the default,
/etc/rndc.conf
.
key-file
Use key-file
as the key file instead of the default,
/etc/rndc.key
. The key in
/etc/rndc.key
will be used to
authenticate
commands sent to the server if the config-file
does not exist.
server
server
is
the name or address of the server which matches a
server statement in the configuration file for
rndc. If no server is supplied on the
command line, the host named by the default-server clause
in the options statement of the rndc
configuration file will be used.
port
Send commands to TCP port
port
instead
of BIND 9's default control channel port, 953.
Enable verbose logging.
key_id
Use the key key_id
from the configuration file.
key_id
must be
known by named with the same algorithm and secret string
in order for control message validation to succeed.
If no key_id
is specified, rndc will first look
for a key clause in the server statement of the server
being used, or if no server statement is present for that
host, then the default-key clause of the options statement.
Note that the configuration file contains shared secrets
which are used to send authenticated control commands
to name servers. It should therefore not have general read
or write access.
For the complete set of commands supported by rndc, see the BIND 9 Administrator Reference Manual or run rndc without arguments to see its help message.


Setting Up the Integrity Manager Integration
DIScover allows you to attach Impact Analysis and Quality Assessment reports to Integrity Manager issues, enabling you to refine your software development process when it comes to proposing changes to source code.
To set up the Integrity Manager integration, install the Integrity Client on the same machine that the DIScover client is installed on and make sure the path to the Integrity Client is added to your PATH environment variable.
Important: You can only view or print report attachments from the Integrity Manager command line interface.


In my final year of university, I took part in a group design project to produce a hybrid-electric aircraft to be used for thin-haul and on-demand air services. My responsibilities included leading the group for the first semester as well as outlining the systems for fuel, power, flight controls, and cabin conditioning systems.
In the second semester, I stepped down as leader and focused on sizing control surfaces and assessing the stability in all flight modes using both mathematical and computational methods.
Having picked a final year project focusing on battle damage effects and noticing the emergence of the V-tail configuration (particularly in Unmanned Aerial Systems), I decided to investigate the influence of asymmetric tip loss to V-tail aircraft. For this study, I made use of wind tunnel tests assessing the Short Period Pitching Oscillaiton to analyse the effect on manoeuvrability and flight characteristics.
An upper limit of 65 degrees of dihedral was defined as this only supported 50% loss before significantly increasing pilot workload.
Following the 2018/19 American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics request for proposal (Undergraduate Team Aircraft - Thin Haul Transport and Air Taxi), I developed a number of concept designs both inspired by existing aircraft and novel ideas. These were a combination of conventional and VTOL designs all adopting some level of electrification.
In my third year of university, I took part in a design project to develop a new long haul aircraft, specifically targeted at replacing the A380. Due to the very high seating capacity and lack of orders, the aircraft has now stopped production.
My design employed a double-bubble fuselage to allow one half to accommodate for first and business class, and the other for economy. Two high bypass ratio engines were used as opposed to four to reduce noise, and a fully composite body with no windows for increased structural rigidity.


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- Switch demo to “flatly” theme.
- Fix the long-broken “Source” nav. link.
- Add missing “flatly” to bootswatch CSS static files.
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- Allow custom CSS overrides, even on Bootstrap CSS. Completes #68.
- Add offline bootswatch files. Completes #19.
- Preserve HTML inside literal code blocks. (@tristanlins)
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- Fix scroll handlers for nav. bar. (@sccolbert)
- Fix background color visibility behind rounding in code blocks. (@kosiakk)
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v0.2.0¶
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- Add
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v0.1.8¶
- Add
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v0.1.7¶
- Add Python 3 support. (@zyga)
- Add support for
navbar_title
theme configuration. The documentation originally stated thathtml_short_title
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noConflict()
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- Fix multi-word Bootstrap-styled
code
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v0.1.3¶
- Convert inline code to Bootstrap-styled
code
elements.
v0.1.2¶
- Add
globaltoc_depth
theme option. - Add Bootstrap alert styling to “note”, “warning” Sphinx directives.
v0.1.1¶
- Add Bootstrap table styling.
v0.1.0¶
- Add support for deployment via PyPI.
v0.0.6¶
- Fix logo display in navbar.
v0.0.4¶
- Get mobile (iPhone) viewport and nav menus working.
- Add new theme options
navbar_class
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v0.0.3¶
- Update to Bootstrap v2.2.1.
- Switch to responsive CSS.
- Make navbar menus do real dropdowns recursively.
v0.0.1¶
- Original theme based on Bootstrap v1.4.0.


JavaScript is slowly taking over! Dont be alarmed its for the best! JavaScript or JS for short, which I will be calling it from this point on. JS is very popular in web development, JS works on all devices and in all browsers, (i.e. Chrome, Safari, FireFox, etc.) which pretty much guaranteeing that your HTML page will always render. Also since so many people out there already are using JS it makes information and education material readily available, also JS tools and frameworks seem to be everywhere now a day.
JavaScript is great in many aspects but one of the most noticeable ones are that its a "scripting language" (Scripting Language is a programming language that supports scripts, programs written for a special run-time environment that can interpret (rather than compile) and automate the execution of tasks that could alternatively be executed one-by-one by a human operator.) So... what does that mean?! Well ... normal code is done with some steps:
1.Writting- you write the code
2.Compiling- takes the code you wrote and then the computer reads that and sees what you want it to do.
3.Executing- Where all your hard work comes together.
Back to JavaScript, what makes it better?! You can deliver code to any page using the <"script"> tag... once that is done the browser downloads the code with the page and begins interpreting it! No complication needed!!
So I guess your thinking JavaScript is pretty amazing! It can do it all!!... well it cant.There are a few things that JS can not do:
1. JavaScript cannot write to files on the server without the help of a server side script
2. JavaScript cannot access databases
3. JavaScript cannot read from or write to files in the client
4. JavaScript cannot close a window if it didnt open it
5. JavaScript cannot access web pages hosted on another domain.
6. JavaScript cannot protect your source or images


The Windows Store app platform allows apps to provide subtitles during video playback using the "track" element and "text track model". This sample code shows how to use a WebVTT file, which is natively supported by Windows Store apps. You can playback a video file in the following video tag, and then turn On or Off the subtitles during playback.


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Mark Pilgram on David Flanagan having to get a salaried job after 15 years living on book sale royalties and the problem of piracy.
I couldn’t agree more with the comments Pilgrim quotes. So few people have an inherent desire to pirate and it’s an accessible option to even less. iTunes “beat” piracy by being better. iTunes is easier, faster and more reliable, it’s simply a more desirable option even to those with the technical acumen to pirate content. With the “bonus” of being the ethical option.
As commenter Peter points out:
I have been an OReilly Safari subscriber for several years. I can recommend this to every developer out there. … Yet, must admit it still pains me that for ~$500/year we as honest subscribers can not get the same convenience (offline access, unencumbered PDF’s) as people who just download a pirated PDF library for free.
Piracy doesn’t “win” for books because it’s free but because it’s better.


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Want to know how brain MRI looks?
Firtsly, what is MRI?

Data used for the model traing
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| Brain Tumor Images Dataset | Kaggle | Link1 |
| New Brain Tumor Images Dataset | Kaggle | Link2 |
| Brain MRI Images for Brain Tumor Detection | Kaggle | Link3 |


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Thumbnail Sketches for Fost Plus Bikes Storyboards drawn while talking over the phone with Marc Wilkins.


Lovelace - the next generation of stock UI
NB: In 2022 Lovelace was renamed to simply Dashboards
It’s been 4 releases of Lovelace now, and it’s settling in nicely. As of 0.74 you can do anything you can do in the old UI, and more with every release. You can even easily duplicate your current configuration courtesy of a community member.
Lovelace is going to replace the current UI. The reason for this is that currently the back end of Home Assistant has to know lots of display things to make the UI work. This adds complexity, and overhead, in the development of Home Assistant.
Initial thoughts
For those of you who love having a UI to poke and prod, the built in capabilities of Lovelace are pretty good compared to the stock UI. There’s a better range of display options (I do like the glance card for compact views) and you don’t need to keep reloading or restarting to change things. The entity filter card is particularly useful for conditional displaying of entities, making for a much cleaner front end.
Then you get to the various picture cards allowing you to create more visually attractive interfaces, and the map card to give you more fine grained views than the default map view.
Community support
The real power though is coming from the community. One developer in particular has produced a number of useful cards, including the massively powerful monster card. There’s also a community repository of custom cards.
Building your own custom cards using just the default cards is relatively simple, only when you get into creating totally new card types do you need to know JavaScript.
My take
If you’re new to Home Assistant, don’t waste your time learning the current UI. Dive right into Lovelace and save yourself time and pain.
I was able to remove almost all my groups by switching to Lovelace. I went from about 120, to 15. That’s some 1,000 lines removed, all of which were just to build the display. Now sure, those 1,000 lines ended up in my Lovelace config instead, but it’s no longer bogging down the back end.


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{% extends 'main_layout.html' %} {% block content %} Predicting Breeds with Machine Learning If you have doubts about the breed of your dog this WebApp can helped you out. Here you can upload a picture of your dog or of yourself, then the 3 most likely dog breeds will be displayed. Upload Choose file Upload Loading... {% endblock%}
If you have doubts about the breed of your dog this WebApp can helped you out.
Here you can upload a picture of your dog or of yourself, then the 3 most likely dog breeds will be displayed.


/** * @author Ed Spencer * @private * * The Router is an ordered set of route definitions that decode a url into a controller function to execute. Each * route defines a type of url to match, along with the controller function to call if it is matched. The Router is * usually managed exclusively by an {@link Ext.app.Application Application}, which also uses a * {@link Ext.app.History History} instance to find out when the browser's url has changed. * * Routes are almost always defined inside a {@link Ext.app.Controller Controller}, as opposed to on the Router itself. * End-developers should not usually need to interact directly with the Router as the Application and Controller * classes manage everything automatically. See the {@link Ext.app.Controller Controller documentation} for more * information on specifying routes. */ Ext.define('Ext.app.Router', { requires: ['Ext.app.Route'], config: { /** * @cfg {Array} routes The set of routes contained within this Router. * @readonly */ routes: [], /** * @cfg {Object} defaults Default configuration options for each Route connected to this Router. */ defaults: { action: 'index' } }, constructor: function(config) { this.initConfig(config); }, /** * Connects a url-based route to a controller/action pair plus additional params. * @param {String} url The url to recognize. * @param {Object} [params] Additional parameters. */ connect: function(url, params) { params = Ext.apply({url: url}, params || {}, this.getDefaults()); var route = Ext.create('Ext.app.Route', params); this.getRoutes().push(route); return route; }, /** * Recognizes a url string connected to the Router, return the controller/action pair plus any additional * config associated with it. * @param {String} url The url to recognize. * @return {Object/undefined} If the url was recognized, the controller and action to call, else `undefined`. */ recognize: function(url) { var routes = this.getRoutes(), length = routes.length, i, result; for (i = 0; i < length; i++) { result = routes[i].recognize(url); if (result !== undefined) { return result; } } return undefined; }, /** * Convenience method which just calls the supplied function with the Router instance. Example usage: * * Ext.Router.draw(function(map) { * map.connect('activate/:token', {controller: 'users', action: 'activate'}); * map.connect('home', {controller: 'index', action: 'home'}); * }); * * @param {Function} fn The fn to call */ draw: function(fn) { fn.call(this, this); }, /** * @private */ clear: function() { this.setRoutes([]); } }, function() { //<deprecated product=touch since=2.0> /** * Restores compatibility for the old `Ext.Router.draw` syntax. This needs to be here because apps often include * _routes.js_ just after _app.js_, so this is our only opportunity to hook this in. There is a small piece of code * inside Application's {@link Ext.app.Application#onDependenciesLoaded onDependenciesLoaded} that sets up the other end of this. * @singleton * @private */ Ext.Router = {}; var drawStack = []; /** * Application's {@link Ext.app.Application#onDependenciesLoaded onDependenciesLoaded} has a deprecated-wrapped line that calls this. Basic idea is that once an * app has been instantiated we set that at Ext.Router's `appInstance` and then redirect any calls to * {@link Ext.app.Router#draw Ext.Router.draw} to that app's Router. We keep a `drawStack` above so that we can call {@link Ext.app.Router#draw Ext.Router.draw} one or * more times before the application is even instantiated and it will simply link it up once everything is * present. */ Ext.Router.setAppInstance = function(app) { Ext.Router.appInstance = app; if (drawStack.length > 0) { Ext.each(drawStack, Ext.Router.draw); } }; Ext.Router.draw = function(mapperFn) { Ext.Logger.deprecate( 'Ext.Router.map is deprecated, please define your routes inline inside each Controller. ' + 'Please see the 1.x -> 2.x migration guide for more details.' ); var app = Ext.Router.appInstance, router; if (app) { router = app.getRouter(); mapperFn(router); } else { drawStack.push(mapperFn); } }; //</deprecated> });


The home page fetches the localized data from a JSON object embedded at the top of the page during the server rendering event.


This website was made to let us better undertand regarding some animals. People are also given the opportunity to meet and get to know the animals by visiting us.
Lot 43 Jalan Kambing Meru Klang Selangor


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DHQ decorates five Brigadier Generals, two Commodores, one Navy Commander
by The Eagle OnlineThe Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Gabriel Olonisakin, on Wednesday, decorated five newly promoted brigadier generals, two Navy commodores and one commander serving in Defence Headquarters.
News Agency of Nigeria reports that the decorated officers are parts of the recently promoted officers by the various services of the armed forces of Nigeria.
Among the decorated generals is the Acting Director of Defence Information, Brig.-Gen. Onyema Nwachukwu.
Others are Brig.-Gen. Yakubu Sakaba, Audi Mbafung, Ochoge Attah and Magaji Inuwa as well as Commodore Innocent Ngatuwa, Chukwuma Anakwe and Navy Commander Bolanle Sunday.
While congratulating the newly decorated officers, Olonisakin, represented by the Chief Defence Administration, Rear Adm. Apochi Suleiman, urged the new generals to justify their promotion by deploying their expertise.
He said that the current security challenges in the country required strategic thinking, urging them to undertake their new assignments with vigour.
Olonisakin challenged the newly promoted officers to bring to the table new ideas towards addressing the nation’s security challenges.
According to him, it is expected that with this new rank, you are going to add more vigour to the operational activities currently going on around the country.
“We expect that your thinking, your approaches will change from what it used to be to that of strategic thinking. Any of you in the generals’ rank today can command the armed forces of Nigeria,” he said.
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What are/were you expecting when you arrived at Coastal? What were you excited about? What were you nervous about?
 I was excited about learning new things here. I was nervous about being away from home. Besides sleeping over at a friends house, I have only been away from home one time for a weekend long summer camp, so this was pretty new for me.
What has been the hardest thing to get used to since you have arrives on campus?
The hardest thing I had to get used to was being away from home. Like I said, this is new for me and it some time getting used to. Like a month into my first semester I went grocery shopping and I kept calling my mom asking her things like what kind of milk do we get.
Socially, has it been difficult to make friends after arriving on campus? Why or why not?
It has been a little. The hardest thing was going up to new people and starting a conversation.  I'm over that now. Everybody that I have met here have been friendly.
Academically, what would you say is the biggest difference between high school classes and college classes?
The biggest difference between college and high school classes is how much I have to study. It was easier in high school.
What has been the best moment since you have arrived on campus?
The moment on campus was move-in day. I had been thinking about that day a lot during my last year of high school, so when it finally happened I remember thinking "I'm here" and I was excited about my future here.


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mbiebl has recently uploaded systemd 44-5 to Debian unstable. If you are already using systemd, you should definitely upgrade to this version, it fixes a lot of little annoyances. This is especially important if you are using libvirt >= 0.10.2-4 or if you experienced a hanging boot when your network cable is attached.


For the third and final project of CS 491 AR/VR at UIC, my goal is to build a unified workspace that I am calling Collaborate. The idea of the project is that I have worked in many offices through internships. In each internship I have been at, I have seen one common problem: collaboration. When working with a new company, as an intern, you are bound to have questions and will need assistance regardless of how independent of a programmer you are. Most companies use Slack or some other chat service that is company wide. As that is great and all, once you get the attention of the person you are trying to work with, they come over and try and help. Then the person has to look through your code with you behind the laptop. The person trying to help does not have much control of what happens and s/he just tell's you to scroll up or down or look for certain things that could be the cause. This causes a lot of time to be lost on both sides; you lose time and the s/he loses time. Here is where Collaborate comes in to help.
Collaborate is going to be using augmented reality technology with the Hololens. The reason for that is that in an office space, even when you are wired in, you should still be able to see your surroundings and be aware of what is happening around you. With the Hololens, as a user, one can look around the room and still see all of his/her coworkers. The virtual reality experience would not be as good because your vision is blocked.
Collaborate would be used in a method that expediates the process of helping one another in an office while also respecting the time of both parties. Using Hololens provided by Microsoft, I plan to create an office space where everyone is in a Hololens (yes, I am aware that that would be one expensive endeavour) and they can interact with one another through the Hololens. So, as a company, I would have everyone in Hololens, with everyone having their own virtual desktop that they can work with. Each desk would have a Hololens, a mouse, and a keyboard. That reduces the need for having to carry around laptops or having desktops at each station, it reduces the need for a presenter at a meeting to bring their laptop or bring their presentation on a flashdrive or through email. This allows your virtual workstation to be a transportable area of work with ease.
Collaborate allows ever user to have their own workspace that they can choose how many monitors to have, what windows to show, what to hide, have some cool knicknacks on their desk. Collaborate is to help unclutter the workspace and make it more futureistic. As of now, the current idea is to only have a mouse and keybord on every desk because it is currently difficult to emulate a keyboard when it is not physical. Whether a mouse is needed or not, is up to the user; the user can use voice or touch controls or use a physical mouse. From that, a user can ask for help from a fellow colleague. Lets say that I ask for help from my coworker. From this point, my colleague can move or copy my window to his workspace. This would eliminate travel time as well as make it easier to collaborate with one another.
There will be one main user who can create new users. Each user will have their own workspace area. Each workstation is owned by a user, I will probably implement a basic login system that will load up a specific individual's workspace. Each individual workspace is locked to that user, but a user can share their workspace which will allow certain windows, in the workspace, to be able to be shared with fellow coworkers. Through that, it will allow people to collaborate from across the office! The main focus of this feature is to allow a futureistic collaboritive mode to allow coworkers to utilize each other in a more efficient way.
Collaborate will also allow for users to hide their workspaces to work in privacy. Sometimes, HR needs to work on compensation work and that needs to be done in private. Having a feature to enable users to work in privacy without having to worry about getting special screen reflectors or using special software.
Collaborate will also allow users to move their workstations into meetings and have a more open desk for people to work with. There will also be a virtual keyboard if a user wants to not worry about carrying around their physical keyboard. I am currently not sure about the features of a virtual mouse, but I would also allow for that to be used if a user wanted to use that.
The way that an office can manage their employees is that the office will all be a part of a virtual achor that is created by a reference point with Hololens. From there, as employees use their Hololens, they can find the anchor that was set up by their office admin and log in with their account to then see their virtual workspace. As of now, the current development of it will allow for a series of remote desktops to be run on the hololens. So, based on that, the only OS that is going to work natively would be Windows.
How this utilizes the AR space is that since each person is given their own unique workspace, a user can move their windows around, as menitioned before. But, you can also snap your workspace to another person's workspace to create a more collaborative space. This way, you can virtually see a coworker's workspace. This eliminates the reason for teams to sit together or for the office to be arranged a certain way. Making the office space and desk space cleaner by eliminating the need to have the office be arranged in a specific way. The physical area wouldn't be transfered but the augmented space would be able to be moved around to different areas of a given office space.
This allows for users to either push their work to other poeple's workspaces, or alternatively be able to pull their work into your space. This also allows for people to push or pull their workspaces to be able to virtually work next to someone to a better environment for peer coding or team collaboration.
For this project, I plan to use Microsoft's Hololens. The reason, as stated in the description, is that it allows for awareness of the environment. With that being said, I will be using Unity for my development tool because it is the most supported tool when comparing Unity and Unreal Engine. Unity has a lot of awesome libraries that can be used with Hololens made by Microsoft as well as various other people who seem to have extensive knowledge in augmented reality development, or at least understand augmented reality to an extend of being able to create tools for it. Some other hardware that I will be using is a physical keyboard and a physical mouse. Those two are because it currently seems difficult to emulate a keyboard in a nice, augmented way. Also, who doesn't like the clickity clack of a physical keyboard. The mouse is for a physical way of navigation rather than an augmented way of navigation within the virtual office. Aside from those, the main hardware I will be using is a physical computer to run the program to run Collaborate. In a perfect world, I would have some powerhouse computer that can house hundreds of Hololens, but since we don't have a super powerhouse computer or hundreds of Hololens headsets to test with, I will be using whatever UIC's EVL has.
The team consists of one member: Timothy Choh My role will be to develop Collaborate. I will be making the environment that users can work in as well as any UI that is needed to be developed.
The development process will be recorded here (Trello board)
I will start with creating a workspace that is easy to use and easy to navigate. From there, I will work on user experience and make sure that the application can be used by anybody that wants to use it. After that, I will be working on the centralized anchor to be able to share all the workspaces in the same space. *** MORE OF THIS WILL BE BROKEN DOWN AND SHOWN ON THE TRELLO BOARD
Microsoft Package I will be using: Github Link to MRTK
As noted about my project from the proposal, I wanted to create a work space that allowed for a virtual office where users can come to work and work at a desk but without the clutter of physical objects with the one caveat that the keyboards and mice were going to be physical because augmented keyboards and mice are from from being well made. From this project, I learned many things, including how to use the HoloLens and how to develop for the hardware. I learned that Microsoft is really pushing users to using Unity and Microsoft Visual Studio to develop their application for the HoloLens.
Some of the main things I had learned was that HoloLens have a sense of the world that it's in. It can read the physical dimensions of the space around it and build a virtual world around that. It was a unique experience to be able to try and fit virtual objects into a real world space. I also learned how companies use HoloLens to make their development of products faster and better. I learned that modeling in the augmented world is faster, easier, and cheaper than trying to do that all in the real world.
Those were some of the good things that I had learned from this experience, but there were also bad experiences with trying to develop for the HoloLens. One of which, is that I could not finish the project. I mentioned that Microsoft is pushing users to use Microsoft Visual Studios as well as Unity. I had many problems trying to get both environments to work, and once I did, problems kept persisting. I had multiple scenes for this project: one was for the login system where users would log in with a pin ( was trying to do it with username and password but did not have time to do that ). I also had a scene where the office managers would be able to setup different teams in their office, but that never fully came to fruition because the placement of open space within open space was much more difficult than I had originally thought it was. Within each team, there were users where they could setup their spaces to their left and right by selecting users within the office space. But the main problems came once I started trying to get all these things working together. Unity stopped showing the proper dropdowns that were needed, Microsoft Visual Studios wouldnt show my code because of outdated .Net runtime libraries even though Unity kept trying to make me downgrade them, and when I did update the .Net runtime, the dropdowns would not show the proper information either.
I had followed many tutorials, including those from Microsoft themselves, and it still wouldn't work. I had also followed YouTube videos to try and fix them. I reinstalled Microsoft Visual Studios many times as well as different versions. I had also install many different versions of Unity to see if it was a version issue, but I could not find the culprit in time of the due date for the project.
Overall, I am upset that my project did not work, but it's also a good learning experience. If I use hardware, it is bound to happen that something could be outdated and that something could go wrong with what I am working on. In terms of what the project was was that I had used Microsoft Academy as a base for my code to setup a sharable area where multiple users can see the same objects in the same space. Being able to share and hide objects based on a set of variables of objects. Another thing was that I realized that I could not get Remote Desktop to work properly with each user because I would have had to make my own client to run within a certain open space. That turned out to be much more difficult than I was originally expecting, but it was unique thing trying to debug. Another issue that came up was that I had to assign HIDs for a user for their keyboard and mouse. That would definitely not work very well in an office where there are hunderds of keyboards and mice all ove the office. The assets I currenty have are from the various Microsoft Academy tutorials that I went through as well as some default assets from MixedRealityToolkit. These were just placeholders because I was not sure how to implement a full desk with their tools in a nice way where the users could actually manipulate and play around with.
The uniqueness of trying to develop something for the HoloLens was not too far off except for the IDEs that were being used as well as limitations of hardware. If I could, I would definitely try and get a different type of experience working instead of having a collaborative office space. What I had originally thought of being a decent amount of work had very quickly turned into an excessive amount of work. In the end, I did not get a working product and did not have something to show off and play with.
The assets I had were from the two links found directly below this. I had built MixedRealityToolkit from scratch because of the Unity errors I was having, and yes I tried from source and from the download link that they had provided. I also used many of the assets from many of the Microsoft Academy tutorials. They were really good tutorials when they worked; they had good instructions as well as videos and all the code you need to follow along with the tutorials and take parts that I needed from each one to compile the project that I wanted to build. The main ones that I had used were 100, 101, 210, 211, 220, 230, 240, and 250. All of them yielded different parts of the world that I needed to create Collaborate.
MixedRealityToolkit I used: Github Link to MRTK ( Built from source )
Microsoft Academy link: Microsoft Academy link


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This sample application demonstrates how to write a SIP servlet using JSR-309 API to work with media server.
ConferenceServlet is a multiparty conference service, there are several conferences, each of them has a unique conference id. Callers enter the same conference id are conferenced together. Everybody can talk/listen. And it also works when this application is distributed among different servers.
On receipt of the INVITE, ConferenceServlet will create a
Participant
, which owns a MediaSession, a MediaGroup , a MixerAdapter, and of course a NetworkConnection. TheParticipant
will create a NetworkConnection and a MediaGroup, join them together in DUPLEX direction. Then request the media server to process the given SDP offer (from the remote User Agent). Once SDP negotiation is complete,Participant
will tell ConferenceServlet to send back SIP/200OK to the remote User Agent.On receipt of the ACK,
Participant
begins to play a prompt to tell the caller to input the conference id. Once the conference id is received,Participant
will create a MediaMixer with the specified conference id, and join the NetworkConnection to the MediaMixer in DUPLEX direction. As a result, the remote User Agent can talke to/listen from the conference.When ConferenceServlet receives BYE message, this remote User Agent will leave the conference, and the MediaSession associated with the
Participant
will be released.For more details, please see source codes.
Please follow the steps below to run a X-Lite with this sample:
Copy dmultiparty directory (or dmultiparty.sar) into $INSTALL_DIR/apps directory. And start Prism Server if you haven't.
- Startup and Configure your X-Lite (or other compatible SIP Clients).
- Open X-Lite 3.0 or later. For Mac Snow Leopard user, X-Lite 4.0 (beta and above) must be used.
- On the display board, write click and select "SIP Account Settings...".
- On the SIP Accounts panel, click Add....
- Type the User Details and Domain Proxy as follow.
- Then click OK.
- Use your X-Lite to interact with "DistributedMultiparty" application.
- Click the right arrow and right click on the Group List,select "Add Contact...".
- On the "Add Contact" tab, select "Softphone" and fill in "Phone/Address" with<EMAIL_ADDRESS>then click OK.
- Right click on<EMAIL_ADDRESS>,and select "Call".
- you will see the call is established successfully. You will hear some instructions, follow the instructions to interact with "DistributedMultiparty" application. For more information, see Understanding the Sample