CHINA MERCHANT BANK. DES BOUEX RD. BRANCH, CENTRAL HONG KONG, HONK KONG. NOTIFICATION AS NEXT OF KIN/BENEFICIARY DATE: 18/10/2006 I am Mr.Joseph Yun, credit officer of the China Merchant Bank.I have a concealed business suggestion for you. Before the U.S and Iraqi war, our client Gen.Talfik Haddad who was with the Iraqi forces and also business man made a numbered fixed deposit for 18 calendar months, with a value of Twenty Three Million,Six Hundred Thousand United State Dollars only in my branch. Upon maturity several notice was sent to him, even during the war. Again after the war another notification was sent and still no response came from him. We later find out that the General and his family had been killed during the war in a bomb blast that hit their home. After further investigation it was also discovered that the General did not declare any next of kin in his official papers including the paper work of his bank deposit. And he also confided in me the last time he was at my office that no one except me knew of his deposit in my bank. So, Twenty Three Million,Six Hundred Thousand United State Dollars is still lying in my bank and no one will ever come forward to claim it. What bothers me most is that according to the laws of my country at the expiration three years the funds will revert to the ownership of the Hong Kong Government if nobody applies to claim the funds. Against this backdrop, my suggestion to you is that I will like you as a foreigner to stand as the next of kin to Gen.Talfik Haddad so that you will be able to receive his funds. WHAT IS TO BE DONE: I want you to know that I have had everything planned out so that we shall come out successful. I have contacted an attorney that will prepare the necessary document that will back you up as the next of kin to the late General,all that is required from you at this stage is for you to provide me with your Full Names and Address so that the attorney can commence his job. After you have been made the next of kin,the attorney will also file in for claims on your behalf and secure the necessary approval and letter of probate in your favor for the move of the funds to an account that will be provided by you. There is no risk involved at all in the matter as we are going to adopt a legalized method and the attorney will prepare all the necessary documents. Please endeavor to observe utmost discretion in all matters concerning this issue. Once the funds have been transferred to your nominated bank account we shall share in the ratio of 65% for me, 30% for you and 5%for any expenses incurred during the course of this operation. Should you be interested please send me your private phone and fax numbers for easy communication, you can write me via my private box thus<EMAIL_ADDRESS>) and i will provide you with more details of this transaction. Your earliest response to this letter will be appreciated. Kind Regards, Mr. Josef Yun.


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This document is made available under the MIT license. Copyright 2013 Simon P Stevens.


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Stanley cleaned the walls and furniture. The men then drank beer and
smoked marijuana, Bellamy said."
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Got Humboldt? Part II
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"The number I'm going say is going to sound asinine. Minimum estimate,
10,000 people grow in this county. Each person has a minimum of 10 plants
but could have up to 10,000 plants. An outdoor plant done right can harvest
anywhere between a pound and three pounds. So if they have 100 plants
they can have 300 pounds per garden, that's $900,000.  Before CAMP
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Indiana teen saved after online suicide bid
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"I have said all my goodbyes...the only thing I am sorry for is the
person that has to walk in and see me... cold... and dead. 16 pills down
the drain....... miss ya guys," he wrote. The posting sparked a flurry
of replies, similar to a crowd gathering underneath a suicidal jumper,
with responses ranging from sympathy to encouragement to the Internet
cries of "Jump." "There really is no point man, no point at all," wrote
one online participant., "Whatever problems you have, like all others,
are only temporary." Another wrote: "Kill yourself in the forest so you
decompose. Really the way to go."
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No sex please, we're Christian Romance Writers
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couples politely shake hands on the ladies' doorsteps after a night out on
the town... At a time when even Mills and Boon are spicing up their
scenarios, Christian romance writers feel it is their duty to offer readers
a less titillating, more wholesome alternative."  "It was a huge, cataclysmic event and everybody felt inclined to write and to package and to publish. And so we did... To look at it collectively is strange, that
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Robots find strange Earth-orbit object
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orbit to the Earth." and "Detailed observations of its trajectory through
space show that 2002 AA29 will reach its minimum close approach to the Earth
at 1900 GMT on 8 January 2003." This thing was in Earth orbit for fifty years
around 550 CE, so it could account for any number of religious prophesy.
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Probably he just wanted to get in jail naked: "A man charged with disorderly
conduct for walking naked through his hometown was arrested when he arrived
for his court appearance in the nude. Steve Gough, 43, arrived at Southampton
magistrate's court naked and holding a sign that said "Being naked is not a
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Pigs created with human genes
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modified sperm to fertilize pig eggs. The eggs were implanted into sows to
produce litters of pigs that carried the human gene."
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Pedophile throws semen in mouth and fakes epilepsy
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would "get him, no matter what". Michiel Meintjies has pleaded guilty to
six charges relating to sexual deeds with children and child pornography,
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Another MTV Jackass lawsuit
Wire Services | Submitted by: Crazy Quagga
MTV Jackass is being sued again, conveniently as their movie is
set to debut [Does a movie like Jackass really deserve a fancy French
word like debut?] "In the suit filed Thursday in Los Angeles Superior
Court, Wendy Linden of Riverside, California alleges she suffered spine and
knee injuries after cast member David England ran across a stage and
'using his body as a missile' crashed into a lectern near Linden."
 A judge ruled that people do have a right of privacy
to use sex toys. Isn't that gas-powered vibrating plug is part of my pursuit
of happiness?
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Newborn found outside, tied in a sack
Calgary Sun | Submitted by: The Beaver
"The mother's brother in law made the discovery after hearing what
sounded like a puppy dog in distress behind his Eden Valley reserve
home, 95 km southwest of Calgary. He searched outside his family's
home and instead of finding a dog, uncovered the tiny frame of a
newborn boy wrapped inside a plastic grain sack left under a tree.
The bag was drawn closed."
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We all have to die sometime
London Telegraph | Submitted by: freakymeatballs
"Hospital surgeon Dr Mohannad Al-Fallouji, who told a patient "you have
cancer, I have asthma, we all have to die sometime", was struck off the
medical register. The General Medical Council's professional conduct
committee found the Iraq-born 51-year-old guilty of serious
professional misconduct."
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A pattern of Presidential lying
Washington Post | Submitted by: Brodie
"All three assertions were powerful arguments for the actions Bush sought.
And all three statements were dubious, if not wrong. Further information
revealed that the aircraft lack the range to reach the United States; there
was no such report by the IAEA; and the customs dispute over the detectors
was resolved long ago."
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Woman shot when gun falls in commode
Lake City Reporter | Submitted by: tiger
"A deputy was called to the Moore Road address shortly after 3 p.m., about
a shooting and saw a woman bleeding severely from her left buttock. Emergency
medical technicians were on the scene and had the woman airlifted to
Jacksonville, reports say."
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Son of Sam asks DC sniper to stop
Wire Services | Submitted by: Soylent
"I felt this person has a tremendous rage against the FBI, or anyone of the
various law enforcement organizations that are in this area, and maybe towards
the U.S. government in general." The letter, dated Oct. 16, represents
Berkowitz’s first public comments about the shooter who has killed nine people
and wounded three others in Virginia, Maryland and Washington since Oct. 2."
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Elvis' hair for sale
AZ Central | Submitted by: Milk Bone
"Elvis has left the building, but his hair is still around. Next Monday,
bidding begins on what's being called the largest collection of the King's
hair clippings. The Elvis locks were gathered by Homer "Gill" Gilleland,
who was Presley's personal hair-stylist for more than 20 years."
Starts at $10,000.
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Drugs traded for votes in sheriff election
KWTV-TV 9 Oklahoma City | Submitted by: meatload
"An investigation into a county sheriff runoff election has led to arrests
in Oklahoma's first drugs-for-votes scandal. Residents claimed they were
offered either money or drugs for their absentee ballot packets. One arrestee,
a reputed drug dealer, claims the incumbent sherriff offered to leave him
alone if re-elected. Officials later became suspicious about the high number
of absentee ballots returned, District Attorney Jim Bob [Jim Bob?!]
Miller said."
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Marietta drug tester traded sex for pass
Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Submitted by: Jonsl
"Pattillo, who performed home drug tests under a contract with the
Department of Family and Children Services, allegedly agreed to have sex
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gen_smtp_server_session
for
implementing smtp server.
Behaviours: gen_smtp_server_session.
gen_smtp_server_session
for
implementing smtp server.
Copied from https://github.com/Vagabond/gen_smtp/blob/master/src/smtp_server_example.erl
error_message() = {error, string(), #state{options = list()}}
| code_change/3 | |
| handle_AUTH/4 | |
| handle_DATA/4 | |
| handle_EHLO/3 | Handle the EHLO verb from the client. |
| handle_HELO/2 | Handle the HELO verb from the client. |
| handle_MAIL/2 | Handle the MAIL FROM verb. |
| handle_MAIL_extension/2 | Handle an extension to the MAIL verb. |
| handle_RCPT/2 | |
| handle_RCPT_extension/2 | |
| handle_RSET/1 | |
| handle_STARTTLS/1 | |
| handle_VRFY/2 | |
| handle_info/2 | |
| handle_other/3 | |
| init/4 | Initialize the callback module's state for a new session. |
| terminate/2 |
code_change(OldVsn::any(), State::#state{options = list()}, Extra::any()) -> {ok, #state{options = list()}}
handle_AUTH(Type::login | plain | 'cram-md5', Username::binary(), Password::binary() | {binary(), binary()}, State::#state{options = list()}) -> {ok, #state{options = list()}} | error
handle_DATA(From::binary(), To::[binary(), ...], Data::binary(), State::#state{options = list()}) -> {ok, string(), #state{options = list()}} | {error, string(), #state{options = list()}}
handle_EHLO(Hostname::binary(), Extensions::list(), State::#state{options = list()}) -> {ok, list(), #state{options = list()}} | error_message()
Handle the EHLO verb from the client. As with EHLO the hostname is provided as an argument, but in addition to that the list of ESMTP Extensions enabled in the session is passed. This list of extensions can be modified by the callback module to add/remove extensions.
The return values are{ok, Extensions, State}
where Extensions is the new list of extensions
to use for this session or {error, Message, State}
where Message is the reject message as
with handle_HELO.
handle_HELO(Hostname::binary(), State::#state{options = list()}) -> {ok, pos_integer(), #state{options = list()}} | {ok, #state{options = list()}} | error_message()
Handle the HELO verb from the client. Arguments are the Hostname sent by the client as part of the HELO and the callback State.
Return values are{ok, State}
to simply continue with a new state, {ok, MessageSize, State}
to continue with the SMTP session but to impose a maximum message size (which you can determine
, for example, by looking at the IP address passed in to the init function) and the new callback
state. You can reject the HELO by returning {error, Message, State}
and the Message will be
sent back to the client. The reject message MUST contain the SMTP status code, eg. 554.
handle_MAIL(From::binary(), State::#state{options = list()}) -> {ok, #state{options = list()}} | error_message()
Handle the MAIL FROM verb. The From argument is the email address specified by the
MAIL FROM command. Extensions to the MAIL verb are handled by the handle_MAIL_extension
function.
{ok, State}
or {error, Message, State}
as before.
handle_MAIL_extension(Extension::binary(), State::#state{options = list()}) -> {ok, #state{options = list()}} | error
Handle an extension to the MAIL verb. Return either {ok, State}
or error
to reject
the option.
handle_RCPT(To::binary(), State::#state{options = list()}) -> {ok, #state{options = list()}} | {error, string(), #state{options = list()}}
handle_RCPT_extension(Extension::binary(), State::#state{options = list()}) -> {ok, #state{options = list()}} | error
handle_RSET(State::#state{options = list()}) -> #state{options = list()}
handle_STARTTLS(State::#state{options = list()}) -> #state{options = list()}
handle_VRFY(Address::binary(), State::#state{options = list()}) -> {ok, string(), #state{options = list()}} | {error, string(), #state{options = list()}}
handle_info(Info::term(), State::term()) -> {noreply, NewState::term()} | {noreply, NewState::term(), timeout() | hibernate} | {stop, Reason::term(), NewState::term()}
handle_other(Verb::binary(), Args::binary(), State::#state{options = list()}) -> {string(), #state{options = list()}}
init(Hostname::binary(), SessionCount::non_neg_integer(), Address::tuple(), Options::list()) -> {ok, string(), #state{options = list()}} | {stop, any(), string()}
Initialize the callback module's state for a new session.
The arguments to the function are the SMTP server's hostname (for use in the SMTP anner),
The number of current sessions (eg. so you can do session limiting), the IP address of the
connecting client, and a freeform list of options for the module. The Options are extracted
from the callbackoptions
parameter passed into the gen_smtp_server_session
when it was
started.
{ok, Banner, State}
where Banner is the SMTP
banner to send to the client and State is the callback module's state. The State will be passed
to ALL subsequent calls to the callback module, so it can be used to keep track of the SMTP
session. You can also return {stop, Reason, Message}
where the session will exit with Reason
and send Message to the client.
terminate(Reason::any(), State::#state{options = list()}) -> {ok, any(), #state{options = list()}}
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NAME
paplay - Play back audio files on a PulseAudio sound serverSYNOPSIS
paplay [options] FILEpaplay --help
DESCRIPTION
paplay is a simple tool for playing back audio files on a PulseAudio sound server. It understands all audio file formats supported by libsndfile.OPTIONS
- -h | --help
- Show help.
- --version
- Show version information.
- -v | --verbose
- Enable verbose operation. Dumps the current playback time to STDERR during playback.
- -s | --server=SERVER
- Choose the server to connect to.
- -d | --device=SINK
- Specify the symbolic name of the sink to play this file on.
- -n | --client-name=NAME
- Specify the client name paplay shall pass to the server when connecting.
- --stream-name=NAME
- Specify the stream name paplay shall pass to the server when creating the stream.
- --volume=VOLUME
- Specify the initial playback volume to use. Choose a value between 0 (silent) and 65536 (100% volume).
- --channel-map=CHANNELMAP
- Explicitly choose a channel map when playing back this stream. The argument should be a comma separated list of channel names: front-left, front-right, mono, front-center, rear-left, rear-right, rear-center, lfe, front-left-of-center, front-right-of-center, side-left, side-right, top-center, top-front-center, top-front-left, top-front-right, top-rear-left, top-rear-right, top-rear-center, or any of the 32 auxiliary channel names aux0 to aux31.
LIMITATIONS
Due to a limitation in libsndfile paplay currently does not always set the correct channel mapping for playback of multichannel (i.e. surround) audio files, even if the channel mapping information is available in the audio file.AUTHORS
The PulseAudio Developers <mzchyfrnhqvb (at) 0pointer (dot) net>; PulseAudio is available from http://pulseaudio.org/SEE ALSO
pulseaudio(1), pacat(1)
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Prior to release 3.0, the favoured firewall tool for OpenBSD was combining ipf with nat.
For a wonderful tutorial on OpenBSD PF check out http://home.nuug.no/~peter/pf/en/ The tutorial is very thorough with many example configurations.
If you're really thinking of using these notes as the basis for firewalling, then don't. This should have been a tutorial for getting ipf, nat working but the OpenBSD FAQ came out with a real nice instructional, so grab the FAQ. I've just kept these notes as a reference hack. Besides, I don't always have an Internet connection to test configuration changes, ideas.
Why have it on the web if there wrong ? Well, some of them I've actually used and they work, and these are notes. These notes continue as an attempt to understand how the ipf rules work, and the basic configuration one would have to secure a site. The fiddles (rulesets) in this list will hopefully document what may have been a safe generic configuration.
Configuration in /etc/sysctl.conf and /etc/rc.conf
IP Filter rules in /etc/ipf.rules
Network Address Translation (NAT) rules in /etc/ipnat.rules
Examples are in /usr/share/ipf
Uncomment the line disabling ip filter
Edit the file: /etc/sysctl.conf
#net.inet.ip.forwarding=1 # 1= Permit forwarding (routing)
or packets
net.inet.ip.forwarding=1 # 1 = Permit forwarding (routing)
or packets
To effect the above (do the above) without having to restart the server. Use the following command documented in the FAQ.
# sysctl -w net.inet.ip.forwarding=1
net.inet.ip.forwarding: 0 -> 1
To enable ipf and ipnat at boot, change the default filter settings (NO) to YES
Edit the File /etc/rc.conf.local and add the following lines to Section 2
ipfilter=YES
ipnat=YES
This will override the standard settings in /etc/rc.conf
shown here:
ipfilter=NO
ipnat=NO
[ref: ipf(8)]
[File: /etc/ipf.rules]
The standard file location for the ipf.rules will reside in /etc as ipf.rules
Without restarting your computer, and after you've created your 1st set of rules, you can force ipf to start and use the new rules with a command similar to the below:
# ipf -Fa -vf /etc/ipf.rules -E
The -E, enables ipf so if you modify your rules then you can reload the new rules using the same above commands without the -E.
Note that reloading directly from file to the active ruleset is not recommended. Check the FAQ for a better method.
[File: /etc/ipnat.rules]
The standard file location for the ipnat.rules will reside in /etc as ipnat.rules
Without restarting your computer, and after you've created your 1st set of rules, you can force ipnat to start and use the new rules with a command similar to the below:
# ipnat -CF -f /etc/ipnat.rules
[files location: /usr/share/ipf]
The basic OpenBSD installation comes with a number of sample firewall rules. Samples files for ipfilter begin with firewall, while samples for NAT begin with nat.
firewall.1 - tight firewall through ppp connection
firewall.2 - heavy security firewall through a ppp connection
firewall.3 - restrictive firewall through a ppp connection
Other files (example.*) provide examples of specific block/allow scenarios with the filter system
nat.1 - direct-connect (ethernet card) connection to ISP
nat.2 - hints
nat.3 - ppp connection to ISP
[ref: ipf(8)]
Ipf reads its ruleset sequently until it gets to the end of the ruleset (unless it has otherwise been told to stop.) Whichever is the last 'valid' rule that applies to a packet will be the applied rule. This is different from ipfwadm and ipfw who quits on the first applicable rule to incoming packets.
| # ipf filtering example Generic System 1: # * stateless version (does not keep state information) # * class: heavy duty firewalling # Definitions # XTL_LINK - interface with the external to the world eg. xl0 # XTL_IPADDR - IP to external interface eg. <IP_ADDRESS> # INT_LINK1 - interface_1 on the internal network eg. xl1 # INT_LINK2 - interface_2 on the internal network eg. xl2 # INT_NETWORK - Internal IP network eg. <IP_ADDRESS> # INT_BMASK0 - Broadcast Mask on 0 eg. <IP_ADDRESS>/16 # INT_BMASK255 - Broadcast Mask on 255 eg. <IP_ADDRESS>/32 |
The above are the definitions used in this example.
| pass in quick on lo0 pass out quick on lo0 |
Allow any inbound/outbound on the loopback interface
| pass in quick on INT_LINK1 pass out quick on INT_LINK1 |
Allow any inbound/outbound on the LAN interface (we can tighten this up further, but for now we're looking after that evil external connection.)
| block in quick on XTL_LINK from <IP_ADDRESS>/16 to any block in quick on XTL_LINK from <IP_ADDRESS>/12 to any block in quick on XTL_LINK from <IP_ADDRESS>/8 to any block in quick on XTL_LINK from <IP_ADDRESS>/8 to any block in quick on XTL_LINK from localhost to any block in quick on XTL_LINK from <IP_ADDRESS>/32 to any block in log quick on XTL_LINK from INT_NETWORK to any |
This ruleset prevents 'spoofing' of private internet addresses from the outside world. We should not be receiving these through the external link because private IP addresses are not routeable.
| block in log quick on XTL_LINK from INT_BMASK0 to any |
There shouldn't be anyone from our Network trying to get through on the outside network card either. This takes into consideration that we are using legitimate/routeable addresses on our internal network.
| block in log quick on XTL_LINK from any to INT_BMASK0 block in log quick on XTL_LINK from any to INT_BMASK255 |
The outside should not be broadcasting on our network either
| block out log quick on XTL_LINK from any to INT_NETWORK block out quick on XTL_LINK from any to <IP_ADDRESS>/16 block out quick on XTL_LINK from any to <IP_ADDRESS>/12 block out quick on XTL_LINK from any to <IP_ADDRESS>/8 block out quick on XTL_LINK from any to <IP_ADDRESS>/8 block out quick on XTL_LINK from any to localhost #[ERROR]block out quick on XTL_LINK from any to <IP_ADDRESS>/32 block out quick on XTL_LINK from any to <IP_ADDRESS>/32 |
Likewise, there should be no reason to find a private address on the outside, so don't waste bandwidth sending stuff that is not going to get routed.
Our two settings should help us diagnose problems with our rulesets or find some attack attempts from outside?
| block out log quick on XTL_LINK from any to INT_BMASK0 |
Since all our ip address should be inside our network, there is no need for sending information for our LAN out on the wire (external link.)
| block in quick on XTL_LINK proto icmp from any to any
icmp-type redir block in quick on XTL_LINK proto tcp/udp all with short block in quick on XTL_LINK from any to any with ipopts |
Block any inherently bad packets coming in from the outside world. These include ICMP redirect packets, IP fragments so short the filtering rules won't be able to examine the whole UDP/TCP header, and anything with IP options.
| block in quick on fxp0 proto tcp from any to any flags FUP |
From the FAQ: If you wanted to deny all packets with the FIN, URG, and
PSH flags set (like for instance an nmap OS fingerprinting attempt) you could
use a rule like the above.
| #pass in quick on XTL_LINK proto icmp from any
to INT_NETWORK icmp-type 0 block in log quick on XTL_LINK proto icmp from any to XTL_IPADDR #pass in quick on XTL_LINK proto icmp from any to INT_NETWORK icmp-type 11 |
LIMIT ACCESS so there is no smurfing ? (ICMP attacks) let in 0 (ping) and 11 (trace-route) but kill it for people who want to bash on the server. Because my sample network uses non-routeable we really shouldn't be allowing in any 'pings' or 'trace-route' from the outside.
| block in on XTL_LINK
proto udp from any to any block in log quick on XTL_LINK proto udp from any to any port = sunrpc block in log quick on XTL_LINK proto tcp/udp from any to any port = nfsd block in log quick on XTL_LINK proto tcp/udp from any to any port = msp block in log quick on XTL_LINK proto tcp/udp from any to any port = chargen block in log quick on XTL_LINK proto tcp/udp from any to any port = time pass in on XTL_LINK proto udp from any to any port = domain pass in on XTL_LINK proto udp from any to any port = talk pass in on XTL_LINK proto udp from any to any port = ntalk |
[UDP PACKETS] Block all incoming UDP traffic except talk and DNS traffic. NFS and portmap are special-cased and logged.
| block in log quick on XTL_LINK proto tcp from any to INT_NETWORK port = 513 block in log quick on XTL_LINK proto tcp from any to INT_NETWORK port = 514 block in log quick on XTL_LINK proto tcp from any to INT_NETWORK port = 23 block in log quick on XTL_LINK proto tcp/udp from any to XTL_IPADDR port = 109 block in log quick on XTL_LINK proto tcp/udp from any to XTL_IPADDR port = 110 block in log quick on XTL_LINK proto tcp/udp from any to XTL_IPADDR port = 143 block in log quick on XTL_LINK proto tcp/udp from any to XTL_IPADDR port = 220 block in log quick on XTL_LINK proto tcp/udp from any to XTL_IPADDR port = 901 |
[PORTS WITH BAD SECURITY] Block ports with clear-text password transfers from coming in on the external link
513 rlogin 109 pop2 901 swat
514 rsh 110 pop3
23 telnet 220/143 imap
| block return-rst in log on XTL_LINK proto tcp from any to any flags S/SA block return-rst in on XTL_LINK proto tcp from any to any port = auth flags S/SA block in log quick on XTL_LINK proto tcp/udp from any to INT_NETWORK port = 111 block in log quick on XTL_LINK proto udp from any to INT_NETWORK port = 514 block in log quick on XTL_LINK proto tcp from any to INT_NETWORK port = 515 block in log quick on XTL_LINK proto tcp/udp from any to INT_NETWORK port = 2049 block in log quick on XTL_LINK proto tcp from any to INT_NETWORK port = 6000 |
[KNOWN SERVICES] Block all incoming TCP traffic connections to known services, returning a connection reset so things like ident don't take forever timing out. Don't log ident (auth port) as it's so common.
| pass in on XTL_LINK proto tcp from any to any port 1024 >< 5000 #pass in on XTL_LINK proto tcp from any port = ftp-data to any port 1024 >< 5000 |
Allow incoming TCP connections to ports between 1024 and 5000, as these don't have daemons listening but are used by outgoing services like ftp and talk. For slightly more obscurity (though not much more security), the second commented out rule can chosen instead.
| pass out on XTL_LINK from INT_NETWORK to any keep state pass in on XTL_LINK from any to INT_NETWORK pass out on INT_LINK1 from INT_NETWORK to any pass in on INT_LINK1 from any to INT_NETWORK #pass out on INT_LINK2 from INT_NETWORK to any #pass in on INT_LINK2 from any to INT_NETWORK |
[GENERAL SETTINGS] Pass any packets from Internal Network to the world. Let in
any packets for Internal Network from the world
[ref: ipnat(8)]
| # ipnat Name Address Translation example Generic
System 1: # # Definitions # XTL_LINK - interface with the external connection to the world eg. xl0 # INTL_LINK - interface with the internal connection (LAN) e.g. xl1 # INT_NETWORK - Internal IP network eg. <IP_ADDRESS>/16 # EXT_NETWORK - External IP network eg. <IP_ADDRESS> # # INT_RDR_MAIL - ip addr of Mail Server eg. <IP_ADDRESS> # INT_RDR_FTP - ip addr of FTP Server eg. <IP_ADDRESS> # INT_RDR_DNS - ip addr of DNS Server |
| map XTL_LINK INT_NETWORK -> XTL_LINK/32 portmap tcp/udp 10000:60000 map XTL_LINK INT_NETWORK -> EXT_NETWORK/32 |
map tells the NAT how a range of addresses should be translated. The entries use the following format:
| map ifname internal/mask -> external/mask options |
The ifname field is the interface to which packets are sent. Since we are trying to connect to the rest of the world, we use our external interface as 'ifname'.
| map xl0 <IP_ADDRESS>/16 -> <IP_ADDRESS>/32 portmap tcp/udp 10000:60000 map xl0 <IP_ADDRESS>/16 -> <IP_ADDRESS>/32 |
Our above rule remaps all connections originating from INT_NETWORK (<IP_ADDRESS> through to <IP_ADDRESS>) to the externally-connected network
The external address is the offically assigned IP number of the gateway or network.
mask is the netmask of the address. This mask is 32 bits long, and is divided into four 8-bit numbers.
The option portmap used in the above example solves the problem of trying to shove a large number of ip addresses (your LAN) into a one small 'external ip address' address space (the external interface.)
rdr tells the NAT how to redirect incoming packets. It is useful if one wishes to redirect a connection through a proxy, or to another box on the private network. The format of this directive is:
rdr ifname external/mask port service -> internal port service protocol
This setup is best described by an example of an actual entry:
|
# rdr XTL_LINK EXT_NETWORK/32 port ftp -> INT_RDR_FTP port ftp
rdr xl0 <IP_ADDRESS>/32 port ftp -> <IP_ADDRESS> port ftp |
This redirects all ftp packets received on XTL_LINK to EXT_NETWORK, port ftp. A netmask is not needed on the internal address; it is always 32. The external and internal fields, similar to the map directive, may be actual addresses, hostnames, or interfaces. Likewise, the service field may be the name of a service, or a port number. The protocol of the service may be selected by appending tcp, udp, tcp/udp, or tcpudp (the last two have the same effect) to the end of the line. TCP is the default.
I am using EXT_NETWORK above, as we are only accepting the ports access from real ip addresses to real ip addresses (no internal service should be directly accessible due to the firewall ipf rulesets)
| rdr XTL_LINK EXT_NETWORK/32 port www -> INT_RDR_WWW port www rdr XTL_LINK EXT_NETWORK/32 port smtp -> INT_RDR_MAIL port smtp rdr XTL_LINK EXT_NETWORK/32 port ssh -> INT_RDR_SSH port ssh |
Redirect www, smtp, ssh to the internal boxes that will be handling these services (keep the load off the gateway box.)
The following sample was published by Mr. James Deucker on the OpenBSD misc mailing list.
From: "Deucker, James H." To<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ipf.rules Date: Mon, 14 Aug 2000 22:43:16 -0500 I hear people asking for example rules sets for ipf, and they're really not that hard to put together from the manuals, faq and ipfilter web page. However, as I see so many people ask so often, I thought I'd post my ipf.rules set for perusal in the archives. I don't claim this set to be complete, I don't even claim that they secure. They seem to do what I want at the moment, and I'd certainly appreciate any comments on them. I'm here to have fun and learn heaps. Notes: my internal network is <IP_ADDRESS>/24, on interface ep1. My external interface is on ep2, the ip changes, and it's hooked up to my cable modem (telstra bigpond [australia] cable network). I don't care what goes on in my internal network, and at the moment I don't use NAT, that's a project for next week when things have calmed down at work. I use Squid 2.3 from Ports for http, I use SOCKS5 for ICQ and napster. I run ssh on its normal port and a high one (2022). I use sendmail to send mail out from my network, and fetchmail to pull all our mailboxes down. I use homeip.net dyndns to give me a name to point to ssh in. I allow ident packets to the firewall. So, for your enjoyment, here they are.#----ipf.rules----8*<----snip-below-this-line---- # # LOOPBACK # # allow any inbound/outbound on the loopback interface pass in quick on lo0 pass out quick on lo0 # -------------------------------------------------------- # # LAN # # allow any inbound/outbound on the LAN interface pass in quick on ep1 pass out quick on ep1 # -------------------------------------------------------- # # HOSTILE # # prevent spoofing in and out # from unroutable addresses block in log quick on ep2 from <IP_ADDRESS>/8 to any block in log quick on ep2 from <IP_ADDRESS>/16 to any block in log quick on ep2 from <IP_ADDRESS>/16 to any block in log quick on ep2 from <IP_ADDRESS>/12 to any block in log quick on ep2 from <IP_ADDRESS>/8 to any block out log quick on ep2 from <IP_ADDRESS>/8 to any block out log quick on ep2 from <IP_ADDRESS>/16 to any block out log quick on ep2 from <IP_ADDRESS>/16 to any block out log quick on ep2 from <IP_ADDRESS>/12 to any block out log quick on ep2 from <IP_ADDRESS>/8 to any # explicit allow pass in quick on ep2 from any to any port = ssh pass in quick on ep2 from any to any port = 2022 # ssh high port pass in quick on ep2 proto tcp from any to any port = auth # block too-small fragments block in log quick proto tcp all with short # block source routed packets block in log quick on ep2 all with opt lsrr block in log quick on ep2 all with opt ssrr # block OS fingerprinting block in log quick on ep2 proto tcp from any to any flags FUP # default deny block return-icmp-as-dest(port-unr) in log quick on ep2 proto udp from any to any block return-rst in log quick on ep2 proto tcp from any to any block in log quick on ep2 from any to any # allow traffic out pass out on ep2 proto tcp from any to any keep state pass out on ep2 proto udp from any to any keep state pass out on ep2 proto icmp from any to any keep state#----ipf.rules---->*8----snip-above-this-line---- If people would so desire, I can also post my squid.conf, socks5.conf, fetchmail.conf and m4 for sendmail. (though I'd probably just post a diff against squid.conf from the default ports one) And just to reiterate, please if you have any comments or suggestions as to how I can do this any better, tell me :) enjoy, James Deucker Patrician of Networks
Relative References
OpenBSD FAQ
IP Filter Based Firewalls HOWTO
Internet Firewalls: FAQ
[Posted 2002-07-23]
I was able to create a firewall/router combination that handles both
Ethernet and wireless traffic by using OpenBSD 3.1 and pf. A full
description of my experience is at the URL that follows. Please feel free
to link to it, or contact me with comments or corrections:
http://www.well.com/~jbyrd/firewall.html
I have no opinion about which firewall solution or filtering package is
"best". I merely report what worked in my case, and I'm confident
that
other methods could have been used to achieve a similar result.
I don't subscribe to this list, so please feel free to contact me
out-of-band with comments or additions.
Sincerely,
John Byrd
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I reserve the right to be totally incorrect even at the best advice of betters.
You are permitted and encouraged to use this guide for fun or for profit as you see fit. If you republish this work in what-ever form, it would be nice (though not enforceable) to be credited.
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CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets, solve an important problem of web development: how to make your web site look nice. Styling your apps makes them more usable and nicer-looking; you can also use CSS to create Responsive Web Design (RWD) - allowing your apps to look good no matter what screen size they are displayed on. CSS is not only about making your app look nice; its spec includes animations and transforms that can enable sophisticated interactions for your apps. The CSS Working Group helps maintain current CSS specifications; you can follow their work at World Wide Web Consortium’s site.
Note, CSS is a language that evolves, like everything on the web, and not all browsers support newer parts of the specification. Always check your implementations by consulting CanIUse.com.
In this lesson, we’re going to add styles to our online terrarium and learn more about several CSS concepts: the cascade, inheritance, and the use of selectors, positioning, and using CSS to build layouts. In the process we will layout the terrarium and create the actual terrarium itself.
You should have the HTML for your terrarium built and ready to be styled.
In your terrarium folder, create a new file called style.css
.
Import that file in the
section:
Cascading Style Sheets incorporate the idea that the styles ‘cascade’ such that the application of a style is guided by its priority. Styles set by a web site author take priority over those set by a browser. Styles set ‘inline’ take priority over those set in an external style sheet.
Add the inline style “color: red” to your

tag:
Then, add the following code to your style.css
file:
✅ Which color displays in your web app? Why? Can you find a way to override styles? When would you want to do this, or why not?
Styles are inherited from an ancestor style to a descendent, such that nested elements inherit the styles of their parents.
Set the body’s font to a given font, and check to see a nested element’s font:
Open your browser’s console to the ‘Elements’ tab and observe the H1’s font. It inherits its font from the body, as stated within the browser:
✅ Can you make a nested style inherit a different property?
So far, your style.css
file has only a few tags styled, and
the app looks pretty strange:
This way of styling a tag gives you control over unique elements, but you need to control the styles of many plants in your terrarium. To do that, you need to leverage CSS selectors.
Add some style to layout the left and right containers. Since there is
only one left container and only one right container, they are given ids
in the markup. To style them, use #
:
#left-container {
background-color: #eee;
width: 15%;
left: 0px;
top: 0px;
position: absolute;
height: 100%;
padding: 10px;
}
#right-container {
background-color: #eee;
width: 15%;
right: 0px;
top: 0px;
position: absolute;
height: 100%;
padding: 10px;
}
Here, you have placed these containers with absolute positioning to the far left and right of the screen, and used percentages for their width so that they can scale for small mobile screens.
✅ This code is quite repeated, thus not “DRY” (Don’t Repeat Yourself); can you find a better way to style these ids, perhaps with an id and a class? You would need to change the markup and refactor the CSS:
In the example above, you styled two unique elements on the screen. If you want styles to apply to many elements on the screen, you can use CSS classes. Do this to layout the plants in the left and right containers.
Notice that each plant in the HTML markup has a combination of ids and classes. The ids here are used by the JavaScript that you will add later to manipulate the terrarium plant placement. The classes, however, give all the plants a given style.

Add the following to your style.css
file:
.plant-holder {
position: relative;
height: 13%;
left: -10px;
}
.plant {
position: absolute;
max-width: 150%;
max-height: 150%;
z-index: 2;
}
Notable in this snippet is the mixture of relative and absolute positioning, which we’ll cover in the next section. Take a look at the way heights are handled by percentages:
You set the height of the plant holder to 13%, a good number to ensure that all the plants are displayed in each vertical container without need for scrolling.
You set the plant holder to move to the left to allow the plants to be more centered within their container. The images have a large amount of transparent background so as to make them more draggable, so need to be pushed to the left to fit better on the screen.
Then, the plant itself is given a max-width of 150%. This allows it to scale down as the browser scales down. Try resizing your browser; the plants stay in their containers but scale down to fit.
Also notable is the use of z-index, which controls the relative altitude of an element (so that the plants sit on top of the container and appear to sit inside the terrarium).
✅ Why do you need both a plant holder and a plant CSS selector?
Mixing position properties (there are static, relative, fixed, absolute, and sticky positions) can be a little tricky, but when done properly it gives you good control over the elements on your pages.
Absolute positioned elements are positioned relative to their nearest positioned ancestors, and if there are none, it is positioned according to the document body.
Relative positioned elements are positioned based on the CSS’s directions to adjust its placement away from its initial position.
In our sample, the plant-holder
is a relative-positioned
element that is positioned within an absolute-positioned container. The
resultant behavior is that the side bar containers are pinned left and
right, and the plant-holder is nested, adjusting itself within the side
bars, giving space for the plants to be placed in a vertical row.
The
plant
itself also has absolute positioning, necessary to making it draggable, as you will discover in the next lesson.
✅ Experiment with switching the types of positioning of the side containers and the plant-holder. What happens?
Now you will use what you learned to build the terrarium itself, all using CSS!
First, style the .terrarium
div children as a rounded
rectangle using CSS:
.jar-walls {
height: 80%;
width: 60%;
background: #d1e1df;
border-radius: 1rem;
position: absolute;
bottom: 0.5%;
left: 20%;
opacity: 0.5;
z-index: 1;
}
.jar-top {
width: 50%;
height: 5%;
background: #d1e1df;
position: absolute;
bottom: 80.5%;
left: 25%;
opacity: 0.7;
z-index: 1;
}
.jar-bottom {
width: 50%;
height: 1%;
background: #d1e1df;
position: absolute;
bottom: 0%;
left: 25%;
opacity: 0.7;
}
.dirt {
width: 60%;
height: 5%;
background: #3a241d;
position: absolute;
border-radius: 0 0 1rem 1rem;
bottom: 1%;
left: 20%;
opacity: 0.7;
z-index: -1;
}
Note the use of percentages here. If you scale your browser down, you can see how the jar scales as well. Also notice the widths and height percentages for the jar elements and how each element is absolutely positioned in the center, pinned to the bottom of the viewport.
We are also using rem
for the border-radius, a font-relative
length. Read more about this type of relative measurement in the
CSS spec.
✅ Try changing the jar colors and opacity vs. those of the dirt. What happens? Why?
Add a ‘bubble’ shine to the left bottom area of the jar to make it look
more glasslike. You will be styling the .jar-glossy-long
and
.jar-glossy-short
to look like a reflected shine. Here’s how
it would look:
To complete the post-lecture quiz, go through this Learn module: Style your HTML app with CSS
CSS seems deceptively straightforward, but there are many challenges when trying to style an app perfectly for all browsers and all screen sizes. CSS-Grid and Flexbox are tools that have been developed to make the job a little more structured and more reliable. Learn about these tools by playing Flexbox Froggy and Grid Garden.


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4.4 A Regression Test ScriptAs we've seen, Python provides interfaces to a variety of system services, along with tools for adding others. Example 4-5 shows some commonly used services in action. It implements a simple regression-test system, by running a command-line program with a set of given input files and comparing the output of each run to the prior run's results. This script was adapted from an automated testing system I wrote to catch errors introduced by changes in program source files; in a big system, you might not know when a fix is really a bug in disguise. Example 4-5. PP2E\System\Filetools\regtest.py#!/usr/local/bin/python import os, sys # get unix, python services from stat import ST_SIZE # or use os.path.getsize from glob import glob # file name expansion from os.path import exists # file exists test from time import time, ctime # time functions print 'RegTest start.' print 'user:', os.environ['USER'] # environment variables print 'path:', os.getcwd( ) # current directory print 'time:', ctime(time( )), '\n' program = sys.argv[1] # two command-line args testdir = sys.argv[2] for test in glob(testdir + '/*.in'): # for all matching input files if not exists('%s.out' % test): # no prior results os.system('%s < %s > %s.out 2>&1' % (program, test, test)) print 'GENERATED:', test else: # backup, run, compare os.rename(test + '.out', test + '.out.bkp') os.system('%s < %s > %s.out 2>&1' % (program, test, test)) os.system('diff %s.out %s.out.bkp > %s.diffs' % ((test,)*3) ) if os.stat(test + '.diffs')[ST_SIZE] == 0: print 'PASSED:', test os.remove(test + '.diffs') else: print 'FAILED:', test, '(see %s.diffs)' % test print 'RegTest done:', ctime(time( )) Some of this script is Unix-biased. For instance, the 2>&1 syntax to redirect stderr works on Unix and Windows NT/2000, but not on Windows 9x, and the diff command line spawned is a Unix utility. You'll need to tweak such code a bit to run this script on some platforms. Also, given the improvements to the os module's popen calls in Python 2.0, they have now become a more portable way to redirect streams in such a script, and an alternative to shell command redirection syntax. But this script's basic operation is straightforward: for each filename with an .in suffix in the test directory, this script runs the program named on the command line and looks for deviations in its results. This is an easy way to spot changes (called "regressions") in the behavior of programs spawned from the shell. The real secret of this script's success is in the filenames used to record test information: within a given test directory testdir :
Output and difference files are generated in the test directory, with distinct suffixes. For example, if we have an executable program or script called shrubbery, and a test directory called test1 containing a set of .in input files, a typical run of the tester might look something like this: % regtest.py shrubbery test1 RegTest start. user: mark path: /home/mark/stuff/python/testing time: Mon Feb 26 21:13:20 1996 FAILED: test1/t1.in (see test1/t1.in.diffs) PASSED: test1/t2.in FAILED: test1/t3.in (see test1/t3.in.diffs) RegTest done: Mon Feb 26 21:13:27 1996 Here, shrubbery is run three times, for the three .in canned input files, and the results of each run are compared to output generated for these three inputs the last time testing was conducted. Such a Python script might be launched once a day, to automatically spot deviations caused by recent source code changes (e.g., from a cron job on Unix). We've already met system interfaces used by this script; most are fairly standard Unix calls, and not very Python-specific to speak of. In fact, much of what happens when we run this script occurs in programs spawned by os.system calls. This script is really just a driver ; because it is completely independent of both the program to be tested and the inputs it will read, we can add new test cases on the fly by dropping a new input file in a test directory. So given that this script just drives other programs with standard Unix-like calls, why use Python here instead of something like C ? First of all, the equivalent program in C would be much longer: it would need to declare variables, handle data structures, and more. In C, all external services exist in a single global scope (the linker's scope); in Python, they are partitioned into module namespaces (os, sys, etc.) to avoid name clashes. And unlike C, the Python code can be run immediately, without compiling and linking; changes can be tested much quicker in Python. Moreover, with just a little extra work we could make this script run on Windows 9x too. As you can probably tell by now, Python excels when it comes to portability and productivity. Because of such benefits, automated testing is a very common role for Python scripts. If you are interested in using Python for testing, be sure to see Python's web site (http://www.python.org) for other available tools (e.g., the PyUnit system).
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Signs¶
The most common way to join games is by simply clicking a sign. BlockBall offers 4 different default signs which have got a different behaviour depending on the selected Game Mode.
Make sure you have joined the game at least one time before you setup signs.
Configuring Signs for HubGame¶
At this stage, you should be able to open the Settings page of your arena chat UI.
Go to the Settings Page of your arena
Open the Signs Page
Joining the game and team
Decide whether you want players to join the team they want to join or automatically be put into a team to enforce even teams.
Set up team signs for letting players join the team they want to.
Click on [add..] at the Signs Team Red line.
Rightclick on any sign to convert it
The sign will automatically display the text set in the Template Signs Team Red section
Repeat the steps for the Team Blue
The game has to be initially started by >>Save and reload<< to display the text.
Set up join signs for automatically putting players into even teams.
Click on [add..] at the Signs Join any team.
Rightclick on any sign to convert it
The sign will automatically display the text set in the Template Signs Join section
Leaving the game
Click on [add..] at the Signs Leave.
Rightclick on any sign to convert it
The sign will automatically display the text set in the Template Signs Leave section
Important: You have to set a leave spawnpoint in order to teleport players to a certain location after pressing a leave sign.
Configuring Signs for Minigame¶
At this stage, you should be able to open the Settings page of your arena chat UI.
Go to the Settings Page of your arena
Open the Signs Page
Joining the game
Players can join the lobby by clicking the join sign. They do not get added to a team yet.
Click on [add..] at the Signs Join any team.
Rightclick on any sign to convert it
The sign will automatically display the text set in the Template Signs Join section
Queuing for a team
It is possible to setup a queuing system for teams in this gamemode. Simply setup team signs in your lobby. When players do not click on a sign, they will automatically put into a team after the countdown ends. Also, you can allow joining teams directly by putting up team signs instead of join signs.
Click on [add..] at the Signs Team Red line.
Rightclick on any sign to convert it
The sign will automatically display the text set in the Template Signs Team Red section
Repeat the steps for the Team Blue
The game has to be initially started by >>Save and reload<< to display the text.
Leaving the game
Click on [add..] at the Signs Leave.
Rightclick on any sign to convert it
The sign will automatically display the text set in the Template Signs Leave section
Configuring Signs for Bungeecord Minigame¶
At this stage, you should be able to open the Settings page of your arena chat UI.
Go to the Settings Page of your arena
Open the Signs Page
Joining the game
Joining Bungeecord games across servers via signs in a network is explained at this page.
Queuing for a team
It is possible to setup a queuing system for teams in this gamemode. Simply setup team signs in your lobby. When players do not click on a sign, they will automatically put into a team after the countdown ends.
Click on [add..] at the Signs Team Red line.
Rightclick on any sign to convert it
The sign will automatically display the text set in the Template Signs Team Red section
Repeat the steps for the Team Blue
The game has to be initially started by >>Save and reload<< to display the text.
Leaving the game
Click on [add..] at the Signs Leave.
Rightclick on any sign to convert it
The sign will automatically display the text set in the Template Signs Leave section


5 references to IncludeExcludeAdd
Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.Management (5)
commands\management\Service.cs (5)
380IncludeExcludeAdd(matchingServices, service, false);
398IncludeExcludeAdd(matchingServices, service, true);
407IncludeExcludeAdd(matchingServices, service, true);
454IncludeExcludeAdd(matchingServices, service, true);
490IncludeExcludeAdd(matchingServices, service, false);


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I am eager to build a long-term career in the field of web development. Seeking a challenging position as web developer to utilize my knowledge in a well reputed organization.
Operating Systems: Windows, UNIX and GNU/Linux
Languages: HTML5/CSS3, PHP, JavaScript, Java, Python, C, C++ and Bash
Others: Plone, Laravel, WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, and WooCommerce
Currently taking Bachelor of Science in Information Technology major in Web Technology Track at University of The Cordilleras
Read MoreI was born and raised in Natividad Pangasinan.
When I was in my first year High School I studied at San Miguel National High School until second year, and when I was in my third year I transfered to Natividad National High School and graduated there.
I first studied at AMA Computer College Baguio City for a year and later transfer to the center of excellence which is the University of the Cordilleras.


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