Schedule¶
Schedule is automatically collects media for Managers to evaluate in the Schedule section of Coach QM. Schedule essential parts are [Period Types and Occurrences](/v1/period-types) that describe the interval and type of occurrence.
Schedule Domain Model¶
Represent the Schedule domain model with available properties and its behaviors.
Note
Note that domain model is used for write methods POST (Create) and PUT (Update) and as result of read-only method GET/:id (GetById).
| Name | Description | Type | Required | Read-only | Default |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
id |
Representing Schedule identifier. | guid |
yes | yes | |
| Main Details | |||||
name |
The name of Schedule. | string(500) |
yes | no | |
description |
The description of Schedule. | string(1024) |
no | no | |
startDate |
The start date that triggers Schedule. It can be today or some date in future. | datetime |
yes | no | |
maxCallPerAgent |
The max number of media calls per Agent. Valid range is from 1 to 99 | short |
yes | no | 5 |
isActive |
Denotes whether the Schedule state is active or inactive. | boolean |
yes | no | active (false ) |
isArchived |
Denotes whether the Schedule state is archived or not. | boolean |
yes | no | not archived (false ) |
createdAt |
The Schedule creation date. | datetime |
yes | yes | |
updatedAt |
The date when Schedule was last time updated. | datetime |
yes | yes | |
lastRunAt |
The date when Schedule was last time run by Scheduler engine. | datetime |
no | yes | null |
| Period & Occurrence | |||||
periodType |
The Schedule [Period Types](/v1/period-types). | byte |
yes | no | Daily (0 ) |
occurrenceType |
The Schedule [Occurrences Types](/v1/period-types). | byte |
yes | no | Infinite (0 ) |
occurrenceTimesNumber |
The number of times that Schedule will [occur](/v1/period-types). | short |
no | no | 0 |
endDate |
The Schedule end date for [End Date Occurrence](/v1/period-types#until-end-date). | datetime |
no | no | null |
customDateFrom |
The Schedule [Custom Period date from](/v1/period-types#custom). | datetime |
no | no | null |
customDateTo |
The Schedule [Custom Period date to](/v1/period-types#custom). | datetime |
no | no | null |
| Levels & Search Criteria | |||||
levels |
The Schedule levels, see more in [Tree Item Types](/v1/tree-item-type#levels-and-item-types). | array(guid) |
no | no | |
searchCriteriaCollection |
The Schedule collection of [Search Criteria](/v1/search-criteria). | array(SearchCriteria) |
no | no | |
| Lookups | |||||
periodTypes |
The dictionary of supported [Period Types](/v1/period-types#period-types).| dictionary(byte, string) |
N/A | N/A | N/A | | |
occurrenceTypes |
The dictionary of supported [Occurrences](/v1/period-types#occurrences).| dictionary(byte, string) |
N/A | N/A | N/A | | |
searchDataTypesWithConditions |
The collection of [Data Types and its supported Conditions](/v1/search-criteria#data-condition-model) | array(SearchDataTypeWithCondition) |
N/A | N/A | N/A |
Note
The Schedule properties names (Name column) is for default usage by JSON
, for C# Wrapper
usage the Schedule properties are capitalized (eg. Id
, Name
,..)! \
Note
Note that Required properties are changed depending on wanted Period Type and Occurrence. See more in whole list of [required properties for Period Types and Occurrences](/v1/period-types#period-occurrence-required).
Danger
levels
is not part of Schedule domain model. [Unit, Team or Agent tree item types](/v1/tree#levels-and-item-types) are valid items of [Tenant Tree](/v1/tree) to be assigned as Schedule levels
.levels
you need to call [GetTree method](/v1/tree#tenant-tree-item) and use [Tenant Tree Item Model](/v1/tree#tenant-tree-item-model) id
as a individual guid
for levels
.Warning
Note that if no levels
are assigned then the Schedule can not be active. So even the isActive
is set to true
and there are no levels
assigned the isActive
will be set to false
.
Schedule List Model¶
Represent the Schedule list model with available properties.
Note
| Name | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|
id |
Representing Schedule identifier. | guid |
name |
The name of Schedule. | string |
description |
The Schedule description. | string |
startDate |
The Schedule start date. | datetime |
isActive |
Denotes whether the Schedule state is active or inactive. | boolean |
isArchived |
Denotes whether the Schedule state is archived or not. | boolean |
periodType |
The Schedule [Period Type](/v1/period-types#period-types). | string |
occurrenceType |
The Schedule [Occurrence Type](/v1/period-types#occurrences). | string |
maxCallsPerAgent |
The max number of media calls per Agent. | short |
nextRunAt |
The Schedule next run at data as relative time eg. “in 2 days”. | string |
lastRunAt |
The Schedule last run at data as relative time eg. “2 days ago”. | string |
createdSince |
The Schedule creation data as relative time eg. “2 days ago”. | string |
updatedSince |
The Schedule data of last update as relative time eg. “2 days ago”. | string |
levels |
The collection of [Schedule Levels List model](/v1/schedule#schedule-level-list-model). | array(ScheduleLevelList) |
Note
The Schedule properties names (Name column) is for default usage by JSON
, for C# Wrapper
usage the Schedule properties are capitalized (eg. Id
, Name
,..)!
Schedule Level List Model¶
Represent the Schedule Level List model with available properties. Used as collection in [Schedule List model](/v1/schedule#schedule-list-model).
| Name | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|
name |
The Unit, Team or Agent name. | string |
tenantTreeLevelType |
The [Unit, Team or Agent tree item type](/v1/tree#levels-and-item-types). | string |
List of Schedules¶
The list of Schedules for Tenant.
Default REST approach¶
GET /api/v1/:tenantCode/schedules
Parameters¶
tenantCode
Tenant code, a validinteger
greater or equal to 1000.
Danger
Remember to add API Key as customer*key and API Secret as customer*secret into your Request HTTP Header. See more in Getting Started.
Return value¶
- If there is no error:
JSON
array of [Schedule List Model](/v1/schedule#schedule-list-model). - If there is an error:
JSON
Client Errors object.
C# Wrapper approach¶
1 | ScheduleWrapper(int tenantCode, string apiKey, string apiSecret).GetAll();
|
Parameters¶
Return value¶
- If there is no error:
ResaultContent<ICollection<Schedule>>.Result
object as collection of the [Schedule List Model](/v1/schedule#schedule-list-model). - If there is an error:
ResaultContent<ICollection<Schedule>>.Error
object. See more in Client Errors.
Example usage¶
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 | int tenantCode = 1000;
string key = "ddZXdAZvWefFqxAEH62u";
string secret = "wx6GiQggg9YRH89XT5aKoY2qZLVquYjxARtgZhuGoFQX5w6Lws";
ITreeApiWrapper<Schedule, ScheduleList> scheduleWrapper = new ScheduleWrapper(tenantCode, key, secret);
ResponseContent<ICollection<ScheduleList>> response = scheduleWrapper.GetAll();
if (response.Result != null)
{
// Use Result as List of Schedules for displaying.
ICollection<ScheduleList> schedules = response.Result;
}
else
{
// TODO: The error handling...
Console.WriteLine(response.Error);
}
|
Get Schedule by Id¶
The Schedule by requested Id for Tenant.
Default REST approach¶
GET /api/v1/:tenantCode/schedules/:id
Parameters¶
tenantCode
Tenant code, a validinteger
greater or equal to 1000.id
The Schedule id, a valid and non-emptyguid
.
Danger
Remember to add API Key as customer*key and API Secret as customer*secret into your Request HTTP Header. See more in Getting Started.
Return value¶
- If there is no error:
JSON
as the [Schedule Domain Model](/v1/schedule#schedule-model) object. - If there is an error:
JSON
as the Client Errors object.
C# Wrapper approach¶
1 | ScheduleWrapper(int tenantCode, string apiKey, string apiSecret).GetById(Guid id);
|
Parameters¶
Return value¶
- If there is no error:
ResaultContent<Schedule>.Result
object as the [Schedule Domain Model](/v1/schedule#schedule-model). - If there is an error:
ResaultContent<Schedule>.Error
object. See more in Client Errors.
Example usage¶
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 | int tenantCode = 1000;
string key = "ddZXdAZvWefFqxAEH62u";
string secret = "wx6GiQggg9YRH89XT5aKoY2qZLVquYjxARtgZhuGoFQX5w6Lws";
Guid scheduleId = new Guid("f4fe3ea7-ed2a-41dd-acd2-91c45c8b4891");
ITreeApiWrapper<Schedule, ScheduleList> scheduleWrapper = new ScheduleWrapper(tenantCode, key, secret);
ResponseContent<Schedule> response = scheduleWrapper.GetById(scheduleId);
if (response.Result != null)
{
// Use Result as requested Schedule for displaying.
Schedule schedule = response.Result;
}
else
{
// TODO: The error handling...
Console.WriteLine(response.Error);
}
|
Create Schedule¶
The creation of new Schedule for Tenant.
Warning
To assign levels
you’ll need to get [Tenant Tree](/v1/tree) and use [Unit, Team or Agent](/v1/tree#levels-and-item-types) items as Levels!
Default REST approach¶
POST /api/v1/:tenantCode/schedules
Parameters¶
tenantCode
Tenant code, a validinteger
greater or equal to 1000.schedule
JSON
representation of [Schedule Domain Model](/v1/schedule#schedule-model) sent via Request HTTP Header.
Danger
Remember to add API Key as customer*key and API Secret as customer*secret into your Request HTTP Header. See more in Getting Started.
Return value¶
- If there is no error:
JSON
representation of newly created Schedule as the [Schedule Domain Model](/v1/schedule#schedule-model). - If there is an error:
JSON
Client Errors object.
C# Wrapper approach¶
1 | ScheduleWrapper(int tenantCode, string apiKey, string apiSecret).Create(Schedule schedule);
|
Parameters¶
Return value¶
- If there is no error:
ResaultContent<Schedule>.Result
object as the [Schedule Domain Model](/v1/schedule#schedule-model). - If there is an error:
ResaultContent<Schedule>.Error
object. See more in Client Errors
Example usage¶
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 | ICollection<Guid> levels = new List<Guid>();
int tenantCode = 1000;
string key = "ddZXdAZvWefFqxAEH62u";
string secret = "wx6GiQggg9YRH89XT5aKoY2qZLVquYjxARtgZhuGoFQX5w6Lws";
TreeWrapper treeWrapper = new TreeWrapper(tenantCode, key, secret);
ResponseContent<TenantTreeItem> responseTree = treeWrapper.GetTree();
if (responseTree.Result != null)
{
levels.Add(responseTree.Result.Items.Where(x => x.TreeItemType == "Unit").Select(x => x.Id).SingleOrDefault());
}
ITreeApiWrapper<Schedule, ScheduleList> scheduleWrapper = new ScheduleWrapper(tenantCode, key, secret);
// Get default data and lookup for schedules
Schedule newSchedule = scheduleWrapper.GetById(new Guid()).Result;
newSchedule.Name = "Tester";
newSchedule.StartDate = DateTime.Now;
newSchedule.Levels = levels;
ResponseContent<Schedule> response = scheduleWrapper.Create(newSchedule);
if (response.Result != null)
{
// Use Result as newly created Schedule for display.
Schedule schedule = response.Result;
}
else
{
// TODO: The error handling...
Console.WriteLine(response.Error);
}
|
Update Schedule¶
Updates already existent Schedule for Tenant.
Warning
To assign levels
you’ll need to get [Tenant Tree](/v1/tree) and use [Unit, Team or Agent](/v1/tree#levels-and-item-types) items as Levels!
Default REST approach¶
PUT /api/v1/:tenantCode/schedules/:id
Parameters¶
tenantCode
Tenant code, a validinteger
greater or equal to 1000.id
The Schedule id, a valid and non-emptyguid
.schedule
JSON
representation of [Schedule Domain Model](/v1/schedule#schedule-model) sent via Request HTTP Header.
Danger
PUT
verb method read more in Getting Started.Return value¶
- If there is no error:
JSON
representation of uodated Schedule as the [Schedule Domain Model](/v1/schedule#schedule-model). - If there is an error:
JSON
Client Errors object.
C# Wrapper approach¶
1 | ScheduleWrapper(int tenantCode, string apiKey, string apiSecret).Update(Schedule schedule, bool updateViaPost = false);
|
Parameters¶
tenantCode
Tenant code, a validinteger
greater or equal to 1000.apiKey
Tenant API Key provided by Qualtrak.apiSecret
Tenant API Secret provided by Qualtrak.schedule
The Schedule model constructed from Schedule properties andId
must be provided in it. If notArgumentException
will be thrown!updateViaPost
Set totrue
if in your Web Server you don’t want to enablePUT
method. Default isfalse
or usePUT
method!
Return value¶
- If there is no error:
ResaultContent<Schedule>.Result
object as the [Schedule Domain Model](/v1/schedule#schedule-model). - If there is an error:
ResaultContent<Schedule>.Error
object. See more in Client Errors.
Example usage¶
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 | ICollection<Guid> levels = new List<Guid>();
int tenantCode = 1000;
string key = "ddZXdAZvWefFqxAEH62u";
string secret = "wx6GiQggg9YRH89XT5aKoY2qZLVquYjxARtgZhuGoFQX5w6Lws";
Guid scheduleId = new Guid("f4fe3ea7-ed2a-41dd-acd2-91c45c8b4891");
TreeWrapper treeWrapper = new TreeWrapper(tenantCode, key, secret);
ResponseContent<TenantTreeItem> responseTree = treeWrapper.GetTree();
if (responseTree.Result != null)
{
levels.Add(responseTree.Result.Items.Where(x => x.TreeItemType == "Unit").Select(x => x.Id).LastOrDefault());
}
ITreeApiWrapper<Schedule, ScheduleList> scheduleWrapper = new ScheduleWrapper(tenantCode, key, secret);
Schedule schedule = scheduleWrapper.GetById(scheduleId).Result;
schedule.Name = "Test Schedule Updated";
schedule.Levels = levels;
// Update via PUT method (default).
ResponseContent<Schedule> response = scheduleWrapper.Update(schedule);
// Update via POST method (use true argument).
// ResponseContent<Schedule> response = scheduleWrapper.Update(schedule, true);
if (response.Result != null)
{
// Use Result of updated Schedule for display.
Schedule updatedSchedule = response.Result;
}
else
{
// TODO: The error handling...
Console.WriteLine(response.Error);
}
|
Delete Schedule¶
Deletes existent Schedule for Tenant.
Warning
isArchived
if it was run at least once by Schedule engine and there are associated recordings (media) with this Schedule.Default REST approach¶
DELETE /api/v1/:tenantCode/schedules/:id
Parameters¶
tenantCode
Tenant code, a validinteger
greater or equal to 1000.id
The Schedule id, a valid and non-emptyguid
.
Danger
DELETE
verb method read more in Getting StartedReturn value¶
- There is no return value except if there is an error, the
JSON
Client Errors object.
C# Wrapper approach¶
1 | ScheduleWrapper(int tenantCode, string apiKey, string apiSecret).Delete(Guid id, bool updateViaPost = false);
|
Parameters¶
tenantCode
Tenant code, a validinteger
greater or equal to 1000.apiKey
Tenant API Key provided by Qualtrak.apiSecret
Tenant API Secret provided by Qualtrak.id
The Schedule id, a valid and non-emptyguid
.updateViaPost
Set totrue
if in your Web Server you don’t want to enableDELETE
method. Default isfalse
or useDELETE
method!
Return value¶
- If there is no error: no return value or
void
. - If there is an error:
ResaultContent<Schedule>.Error
object. See more in Client Errors
Example usage¶
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 | int tenantCode = 1000;
string key = "ddZXdAZvWefFqxAEH62u";
string secret = "wx6GiQggg9YRH89XT5aKoY2qZLVquYjxARtgZhuGoFQX5w6Lws";
Guid scheduleId = new Guid("f4fe3ea7-ed2a-41dd-acd2-91c45c8b4891");
ITreeApiWrapper<Schedule, ScheduleList> scheduleWrapper = new ScheduleWrapper(tenantCode, key, secret);
// Delete via DELETE method (default).
ResponseContent response = scheduleWrapper.Delete(scheduleId);
// DELETE via POST method (use true argument)..
// ResponseContent response = scheduleWrapper.Delete(scheduleId, true);
if (response.Error != null)
{
// TODO: The error handling...
Console.WriteLine(response.Error);
}
|


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However, this restriction is of no real interest. As we're mostly interested in InnoDB tables, and since any InnoDB table should have a PRIMARY KEY, we shouldn't care too much.
"No foreign keys should exist. Otherwise an error is returned."
Tricky stuff. With oak-online-alter-table, changes to the original table were immediately reflected in the ghost table. With InnoDB tables, that meant same transaction. And although I never got to update the text and code, there shouldn't be a reason for not using child-side foreign keys (the child-side is the table on which the FK constraint is defined).
The Facebook patch works differently: it captures changes and writes them to a delta table, to be later (asynchronously) analyzed and make for a replay of actions on the ghost table.
So in the Facebook code, some cases will lead to undesired behavior. Consider two tables, country and city, with city holding a RESTRICT/NO ACTION foreign key on country's id. Now consider the scenario:
- Rows from city are DELETEd, where the country Id is Spain's.
- city's ghost table is still unaffected, Spain's cities are still there.
- A change is written to the delta table to mark these rows for deletion.
- A DELETE is issued on country's Spain record.
- The DELETE should work, from the user's perspective
- But it will fail: city's ghost table has not received the changes yet. There's still matching rows. The NO ACTION constraint will fail the DELETE statement.
Now, this does not lead to corruption, just to seemingly unreasonable behavior on the database part. This behavior is probably undesired. NO ACTION constraint won't do.
However, with CASCADE or SET NULL options, there is less of an issue: operations on the parent table (e.g. country) cannot fail. We must make sure operations on the ghost table make it consistent with the original table (e.g. city).
Consider the following scenario:
- A new country is created, called "Sleepyland". An INSERT is made to country.
- Both city and city's ghost are immediately aware of it.
- A new town is created and INSERTed to city. The town is called "Naphaven".
- The change takes time to propagate to city's ghost table.
- Meanwhile, we realized we made a mistake. We've been had. There's no such city nor country.
- We DELETE "Naphaven" from city.
- We DELETE "Sleepyland" from country.
- Note that city's ghost table still hasn't caught up with the changes.
- Eventually, the INSERT statement for "Naphaven" reaches city's ghost table.
- What should happen now? The INSERT cannot succeed.
- Will this fail the entire process?
Looking at the PHP code, I see that changes written on the delta table are blindly replayed on the ghost table.
Since the process is asynchronous, this should not be the case. We can solve the above if we use INSERT IGNORE instead of INSERT. The statement will fail without failing anything else. The row cannot exist, and that's because the original row does not exist anymore.
Unlike a replication corruption, this does not lead to accumulation mistakes. The replay is static, somewhat like in binary log format. Changes are just written, regardless of existing data.
I have given this considerable thought, and I can't say I've covered all the possible scenario. However I believe that with proper use of INSERT IGNORE and REPLACE INTO (two statements I heavily relied on with oak-online-alter-table), correctness can be achieved.
There's the small pain of re-generating the foreign key definition on the "ghost" table (CREATE TABLE LIKE ... does not copy FK definitions). And since foreign key names are unique, a new name must be picked up. Not pretty, but perfectly doable.
"No AFTER_{INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE} triggers must exist."
It would be nicer if MySQL had an ALTER TRIGGER statement. There isn't such statement. If there were such an atomic statement, then we would be able to rewrite the trigger, so as to add our own code to the end of the trigger's code. Yuck. Would be even nicer if we were allowed to have multiple triggers of same event.
So, we are left with DROP and CREATE triggers. Alas, this makes for a short period where the trigger does not exist. Bad. The easy solution would be to LOCK WRITE the table, but apparently you can't DROP the trigger (*) when the table is locked. Sigh.
(*) Happened to me, apparently to Facebook too; With latest 5.1 (5.1.51) version this actually works. With 5.0 it didn't use to; this needs more checking.
Use of INFORMATION_SCHEMA
As with oak-online-alter-table, the OSC checks for triggers, indexes, column by searching on the INFORMATION_SCHEMA tables. This makes for nice SQL for getting the exact listing and types of PRIMARY KEY columns, whether or not AFTER triggers exist, and so on.
I've always considered this to be the weak part of openark-kit, that it relies on INFORMATION_SCHEMA so much. It's easier, it's cleaner, it's even more correct to work that way -- but it just puts too much locks. I think Baron Schwartz (and now Daniel Nichter) did amazing work on analyzing table schemata by parsing the SHOW CREATE TABLE and other SHOW commands regex-wise with Maatkit. It's a crazy work! Had I written openark-kit in Perl, I would have just import their code.
OSC is written in PHP. Again, much conversion work. I think performance-wise this is an important step to make.
A word for the critics
Finally, a word for the critics. I've read some Facebook/MySQL bashing comments and wish to relate.
In his interview to The Register, Mark Callaghan gave the example that "Open Schema Change lets the company update indexes without user downtime, according to Callaghan".
PostgreSQL was mentioned for being able to add index with only read locks taken, or being able to do the work with no locks using CREATE INDEX CONCURRENTLY. I wish MySQL had that feature! Yes, MySQL has a lot to improve upon, and the latest PostgreSQL 9.0 brings valuable new features. (Did I make it clear I have no intention of bashing PostgreSQL? If not, please re-read this paragraph until convinced).
Bashing related to the notion of MySQL being so poor that Facebook used an even poorer mechanism to work out the ALTER TABLE.
Well, allow me to add a few words: the CREATE INDEX is by far not the only thing you can achieve with OSC (although it may be Facebook's major concern). You should be able to:
- Add columns
- Drop columns
- Convert character sets
- Modify column types
- Add partitioning
- Reorganize partitioning
- Compress the table
- Otherwise changing table format
- Heck, you could even modify the storage engine! (To other transactional engine)
These are giant steps. How easy would it be to write these down into the database? It only takes a few weeks time to work out a working solution with reasonable limitations, just using the resources the MySQL server provides you with. The MySQL@Facebook team should be given credit for that.
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### BCDV 1014 - DAPP II #### DApp Development - II
Dhruvin Parikh, August 2021
### Tasks * Continuous Integration setup * Containerization of DApp
### CI/CD Platform * Drone * Travis * Jenkins * GitLab * Circle * Codeship
### GitHub Actions *GitHub Actions makes it easy to automate all your software workflows, now with world-class CI/CD. Build, test, and deploy your code right from GitHub. Make code reviews, branch management, and issue triaging work the way you want.*
https://github.com/features/actions
### GitHub Actions Workflow `EVENT => TRIGGER => DO SOMETHING`
### Triggers * Push * Pull Request * Create tag * create branch * Issue comment created * Issue labeled applied * Issue is opened * Make private repo public * Scheduled
### Using Github actions * Your pipeline is where you put your code * It's closer to the configuration * Potentially faster (benchmarks pending) * One place to debug * Customize to application requirements
### Configuration * Create a new file in `.github/workflows` directory named `[any-name].yml` * Add a workflow code in YAML syntax * It is recommended to create the files related to GitHub actions workflows directly on GitHub * Enable Github actions repository if it is not already enabled
### Secrets in GitHub actions * Goto to `Settings => Secrets` * Add a new secret as a key-value pair * In the pipeline, access secrets using `${{secrets.KEY_NAME}}`
### Dockerfile Basics * Docker Images are built from a base image. * Base Images are built up using simple instructions such as * Run a command. * Add a file or directory. * Create an environment variable. * What process to run when launching a container from this image.
### Dockerfile Sample ``` FROM tomcat:7.0.63-jre8 MAINTAINER Jeff Ellin jeff.ellin ENV CORE_SQL_URL "jdbc:postgresql" ENV CORE_SQL_USERNAME "tamr" ENV CORE_SQL_PASSWORD "12345" # Enable use fo gui admin tool add tomcat-users.xml $CATALINA_HOME # add the tamr war add tamr.war /tamr/tamr.war add catalina.sh $CATALINA_HOME RUN mv /tamr/*.war $CATALINA_HOME ```
### Docker Images * Docker images are read only templates from which containers are launched from * Each image consists of a series of layers using the union file system * When you change an image a new layer is created.
### `FROM` * `FROM` instruction sets the Base Image for subsequent instructions. * A valid Dockerfile has `FROM` as its first instruction. * The image can be any valid image – it is especially easy to start by pulling an image from the public repositories. ``` FROM node:latest ```
### `ENV` * The ENV instruction is useful for providing required environment variables specific to services you wish to containerize, such as Postgres’s PGDATA. ``` ENV TOMCAT_MAJOR 8 ENV TOMCAT_VERSION 8.0.26 ```
### `RUN` * The RUN instruction will execute any commands in a new layer on top of the current image and commit the results. * The resulting committed image will be used for the next step in the Dockerfile. ``` RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y \ bzr \ cvs \ git \ mercurial \ subversion ```
### `ADD and COPY` * The `ADD` and `COPY` commands can be used to add files to the container. * For Add if source file is a tar file the file will be extracted. * Add allows source file to be a URL * Use a trailing slash to indicate a directory vs a file. ``` COPY hom* /mydir/ # adds all files starting with "hom" COPY hom?.txt /mydir/ # ? is replaced with any single char ```
### `EXPOSE` * The `EXPOSE` instructions informs Docker that the container will listen on the specified network ports at runtime. * Docker uses this information to interconnect containers using links and to determine which ports to expose to the host when using the `-P` flag. ``` EXPOSE 8080 ```
### `WORKDIR` * The `WORKDIR` instruction sets the working directory for any RUN, CMD, ENTRYPOINT, COPY and ADD instructions that follow it in the Dockerfile. * It can be used multiple times in the one Dockerfile. If a relative path is provided, it will be relative to the path of the previous WORKDIR instruction. ``` WORKDIR /app ```
### `CMD` * The main purpose of a CMD is to provide defaults for an executing container. * Can be overridden with arguments to docker run ``` CMD ["start.sh", "run"] ```
### `VOLUME` * Docker volumes are containers for data. * Can be shared between containers * Can be mapped to specific directories on the host. * By Default removing the container does not remove the volume. (can lead to disk wastage due to orphaning volumes) * Data outside of a volume is kept in the union file system and is lost when the container is deleted.
### Building an Image (1/2) * A Dockerfile contains a set of instructions for building image. * The Dockerfile can be used to generate an image stored system locally. * Docker daemon does actual build process. * Contents of current context (folder) is sent to the daemon.
### Building an Image (2/2) * Reduce build overhead by using `.dockerignore` files. * Each Instruction creates a new layer in the image. * The cache from previous builds is used as much as possible. ``` docker build -t dhruvingbc/survey-reward-dapp:latest ```
### What is `docker compose` ? * A tool for defining and running multi-container docker applications * With `compose` use a `yaml` file to configure application's services * `compose` works in all environments: production, staging, testing as well as CI workflows * With a single command you can create and start all services from configuration
### Multi container application * Define muti-container app in `compose.yml` file * Single command to deploy entire app * Handle container dependencies * Works with Docker Swarm, Networking, Volumes, Universal Control Plane
### Steps for docker compose 1. Define app's environment with a docker file 2. Define the services that make up your app in docker compose file 3. Run the cli : `docker compose up`
### Smart Contract environment ``` version: '3.5' services: contracts-env: env_file: - .env build: context: ./ working_dir: /src command: npm run run-env volumes: - ./:/src environment: MNEMONIC: ${MNEMONIC} ETHERSCAN_KEY: ${ETHERSCAN_KEY} INFURA_KEY: ${INFURA_KEY} ```
### Building blocks of docker compose * Services * Volumes * Networking
### Deploying an image * In order to share your image you can push it to a Docker Repository. Images can then be pulled from another host. * Use the internal docker registry for private images. * Use Docker Hub for public images. ``` docker tag dhruvingbc/survey-reward-dapp:latest dhruvingbc/survey-reward-dapp:latest docker push dhruvingbc/survey-reward-dapp:latest docker pull dhruvingbc/survey-reward-dapp:latest ```
### Docker Best Practices (1/2) * Avoid adding unnecessary files to your image * Don’t run apt-update on a single line. * This will cause caching issues if the referenced archive gets updated, which will make your subsequent `apt-get install` fail without comment. * Avoid installing unnecessary packages * Always use version tags in FROM statements.
### Docker Best Practices (2/2) * Avoid `:latest` * Avoid run + commit, use a Dockerfile instead * Installing ssh into a container is not clever One Process per container * Leverage and understand the cache
References
Workflow syntax
Github Action triggers
Dockerfile reference
Docker best practices
Introduction to Docker compose
Docker labs for practice
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Yes. It is a static method and does not really need a separate class definition.
main()
Defined in the myFrame
Class
Here is a modification of the previous program.
Now there are only two class definitions.
The program starts running with the static main()
method
(as always.)
Remember that a static method exists when the program starts up
and is not part of any object.
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;
public class myFrame extends JFrame
{
public void paint ( Graphics g )
{
g.drawString("Click the close button", 10, 50 );
}
public static void main ( String[] args )
{
myFrame frm = new myFrame();
WindowQuitter wquit = new WindowQuitter();
frm.addWindowListener( wquit );
frm.setSize( 150, 100 );
frm.setVisible( true );
}
}
class WindowQuitter extends WindowAdapter
{
public void windowClosing( WindowEvent e )
{
System.exit( 0 );
}
}
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| Apache Struts 2 Documentation > Home > Guides > Contributors Guide > Creating and Signing a Distribution > Creating and Signing a Struts 2.3.x Distribution > Sample announcements |
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A rather hasty military autopsy was performed on Kennedy's body at Bethesda. Furthermore, images were taken that were later tampered with, muddling things even more. We've tried to include only photographs we believe to be actual autopsy images from the president.
Top ViewThe view of the top of Kennedy's head. It is readily apparent that a large portion of the skull is missing, and brain matter is exposed. (There is another series of photos that purports to depict the autopsy, with this area intact.)
Right SideA color view of the right side of Kennedy's head, showing brain matter. When published, this picture is usually shown in black and white. Damage is quite extensive, more than is indicated by some of the earlier theories.
BackPhoto of the president's back, oddly taken from below the body. The Warren Commission's report located this wound at the back of the neck, though you can clearly see that the wound is to the back.
Left SideLeft view of the head. Injuries are not visible from this angle.
Front ViewFront of the president. The entry wound (and it is an entry wound) is obscured by his tracheotomy. Of course, giving him a tracheotomy when much of his brain was missing was futile.
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Detailed Description
ADC driver for the AT90USB1287, AT90USB1286, AT90USB647, AT90USB646, ATMEGA16U4 and ATMEGA32U4 AVRs.
- Note:
- This file should not be included directly. It is automatically included as needed by the ADC driver dispatch header located in LUFA/Drivers/Peripheral/ADC.h.
Define Documentation
| #define ADC_1100MV_BANDGAP (0x1E << MUX0) |
| #define ADC_CHANNEL0 (0x00 << MUX0) |
| #define ADC_CHANNEL1 (0x01 << MUX0) |
| #define ADC_CHANNEL10 ((1 << 8) | (0x02 << MUX0)) |
| #define ADC_CHANNEL11 ((1 << 8) | (0x03 << MUX0)) |
| #define ADC_CHANNEL12 ((1 << 8) | (0x04 << MUX0)) |
| #define ADC_CHANNEL13 ((1 << 8) | (0x05 << MUX0)) |
| #define ADC_CHANNEL4 (0x04 << MUX0) |
| #define ADC_CHANNEL5 (0x05 << MUX0) |
| #define ADC_CHANNEL6 (0x06 << MUX0) |
| #define ADC_CHANNEL7 (0x07 << MUX0) |
| #define ADC_CHANNEL8 ((1 << 8) | (0x00 << MUX0)) |
| #define ADC_CHANNEL9 ((1 << 8) | (0x01 << MUX0)) |
| #define ADC_FREE_RUNNING (1 << ADATE) |
Sets the ADC mode to free running, so that conversions take place continuously as fast as the ADC is capable of at the given input clock speed.
| #define ADC_INT_TEMP_SENS ((1 << 8) | (0x07 << MUX0)) |
| #define ADC_LEFT_ADJUSTED (1 << ADLAR) |
Left-adjusts the 10-bit ADC result, so that the upper 8 bits of the value returned by the ADC_GetResult() macro contain the 8 most significant bits of the result.
| #define ADC_PRESCALE_128 ((1 << ADPS2) | (1 << ADPS1) | (1 << ADPS0)) |
Sets the ADC input clock to prescale by a factor of 128 the AVR's system clock.
| #define ADC_PRESCALE_16 (1 << ADPS2) |
Sets the ADC input clock to prescale by a factor of 16 the AVR's system clock.
| #define ADC_PRESCALE_2 (1 << ADPS0) |
Sets the ADC input clock to prescale by a factor of 2 the AVR's system clock.
| #define ADC_PRESCALE_32 ((1 << ADPS2) | (1 << ADPS0)) |
Sets the ADC input clock to prescale by a factor of 32 the AVR's system clock.
| #define ADC_PRESCALE_4 (1 << ADPS1) |
Sets the ADC input clock to prescale by a factor of 4 the AVR's system clock.
| #define ADC_PRESCALE_64 ((1 << ADPS2) | (1 << ADPS1)) |
Sets the ADC input clock to prescale by a factor of 64 the AVR's system clock.
| #define ADC_PRESCALE_8 ((1 << ADPS0) | (1 << ADPS1)) |
Sets the ADC input clock to prescale by a factor of 8 the AVR's system clock.
| #define ADC_REFERENCE_AREF 0 |
Reference mask, for using the voltage present at the AVR's AREF pin for the ADC reference.
| #define ADC_REFERENCE_AVCC (1 << REFS0) |
Reference mask, for using the voltage present at the AVR's AVCC pin for the ADC reference.
| #define ADC_REFERENCE_INT2560MV ((1 << REFS1) | (1 << REFS0)) |
Reference mask, for using the internally generated 2.56V reference voltage as the ADC reference.
| #define ADC_RIGHT_ADJUSTED (0 << ADLAR) |
Right-adjusts the 10-bit ADC result, so that the lower 8 bits of the value returned by the ADC_GetResult() macro contain the 8 least significant bits of the result.
| #define ADC_SINGLE_CONVERSION (0 << ADATE) |
Sets the ADC mode to single conversion, so that only a single conversion will take place before the ADC returns to idle.
Function Documentation
| static void ADC_DisableChannel |
( |
const uint8_t |
Channel |
) |
[inline, static] |
De-configures the given ADC channel, re-enabling digital I/O mode instead of analog. This function sets the associated port pin as an input and re-enabled the digital portion of the I/O.
- Note:
- This must only be called for ADC channels with are connected to a physical port pin of the AVR, denoted by its special alternative function ADCx.
-
The channel number must be specified as an integer, and NOT a ADC_CHANNELx mask.
- Parameters:
-
| [in] | Channel | ADC channel number to set up for conversions. |
| static uint16_t ADC_GetChannelReading |
( |
const uint16_t |
MUXMask |
) |
[inline, static] |
Performs a complete single reading from channel, including a polling spin-loop to wait for the conversion to complete, and the returning of the converted value.
- Note:
- For free running mode, the automated conversions should be initialized with a single call to ADC_StartReading() to select the channel and begin the automated conversions, and the results read directly from the ADC_GetResult() instead to reduce overhead.
- Parameters:
-
| [in] | MUXMask | Mask comprising of an ADC channel mask, reference mask and adjustment mask. |
| static uint16_t ADC_GetResult |
( |
void |
|
) |
[inline, static] |
Retrieves the conversion value of the last completed ADC conversion and clears the reading completion flag.
- Returns:
- The result of the last ADC conversion as an unsigned value.
| static bool ADC_GetStatus |
( |
void |
|
) |
[inline, static] |
Indicates if the ADC is currently enabled.
- Returns:
- Boolean true if the ADC subsystem is currently enabled, false otherwise.
| static void ADC_Init |
( |
uint8_t |
Mode |
) |
[inline, static] |
Initialises the ADC, ready for conversions. This must be called before any other ADC operations. The "mode" parameter should be a mask comprised of a conversion mode (free running or single) and prescaler masks.
- Parameters:
-
| [in] | Mode | Mask of ADC settings, including adjustment, prescale, mode and reference. |
| static bool ADC_IsReadingComplete |
( |
void |
|
) |
[inline, static] |
Indicates if the current ADC conversion is completed, or still in progress.
- Returns:
- Boolean false if the reading is still taking place, or true if the conversion is complete and ready to be read out with ADC_GetResult().
| static void ADC_SetupChannel |
( |
const uint8_t |
Channel |
) |
[inline, static] |
Configures the given ADC channel, ready for ADC conversions. This function sets the associated port pin as an input and disables the digital portion of the I/O to reduce power consumption.
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Starts the reading of the given channel, but does not wait until the conversion has completed. Once executed, the conversion status can be determined via the ADC_IsReadingComplete() macro and the result read via the ADC_GetResult() macro.
If the ADC has been initialized in free running mode, calling this function once will begin the repeated conversions. If the ADC is in single conversion mode (or the channel to convert from is to be changed), this function must be called each time a conversion is to take place.
- Parameters:
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| [in] | MUXMask | Mask comprising of an ADC channel mask, reference mask and adjustment mask. |


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use M_CLI2, only : get_args ! convenience functions use M_CLI2, only : dget, iget, lget, rget, sget, cget use M_CLI2, only : dgets, igets, lgets, rgets, sgets, cgetssubroutine get_args(name,value,delimiters)
character(len=*),intent(in) :: name
type(${TYPE}),allocatable,intent(out) :: value(:) ! or type(${TYPE}),allocatable,intent(out) :: value
character(len=*),intent(in),optional :: delimiters
where ${TYPE} may be from the set {real,doubleprecision,integer,logical,complex,character(len=:)}
GET_ARGS(3f) returns the value of keywords after SET_ARGS(3f) has been called to parse the command line. For fixed-length CHARACTER variables see GET_ARGS_FIXED_LENGTH(3f). For fixed-size arrays see GET_ARGS_FIXED_SIZE(3f).
As a convenience multiple pairs of keywords and variables may be specified if and only if all the values are scalars and the CHARACTER variables are fixed-length or pre-allocated.
NAME name of commandline argument to obtain the value of VALUE variable to hold returned value. The kind of the value is used to determine the type of returned value. May be a scalar or allocatable array. If type is CHARACTER the scalar must have an allocatable length. DELIMITERS By default the delimiter for array values are comma, colon, and whitespace. A string containing an alternate list of delimiter characters may be supplied.
There are convenience functions that are replacements for calls to get_args(3f) for each supported default intrinsic type
o scalars -- dget(3f), iget(3f), lget(3f), rget(3f), sget(3f), cget(3f) o vectors -- dgets(3f), igets(3f), lgets(3f), rgets(3f), sgets(3f), cgets(3f) D is for DOUBLEPRECISION, I for INTEGER, L for LOGICAL, R for REAL, S for string (CHARACTER), and C for COMPLEX.
If the functions are called with no argument they will return the UNNAMED array converted to the specified type.
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program demo_get_args use M_CLI2, only : filenames=>unnamed, set_args, get_args implicit none integer :: i ! Define ARGS real :: x, y, z real,allocatable :: p(:) character(len=:),allocatable :: title logical :: l, lbig ! Define and parse (to set initial values) command line ! o only quote strings and use double-quotes ! o set all logical values to F or T. call set_args( & & -x 1 -y 2 -z 3 & & -p -1,-2,-3 & & --title "my title" & & -l F -L F & & --label " " & & ) ! Assign values to elements ! Scalars call get_args(x,x,y,y,z,z,l,l,L,lbig) ! Allocatable string call get_args(title,title) ! Allocatable arrays call get_args(p,p) ! Use values write(*,(1x,g0,"=",g0))x,x, y,y, z,z write(*,*)p=,p write(*,*)title=,title write(*,*)l=,l write(*,*)L=,lbig if(size(filenames) > 0)then write(*,(i6.6,3a))(i,[,filenames(i),],i=1,size(filenames)) endif end program demo_get_args
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Thu Jun 25, 2020
It’s now week 16 of whatever this is - not exactly self-isolation, but still working from home, despite getting a haircut and going to the dentist. Which is probably the most I’ll be going out this Summer.
One of the highlights in June is WWDC, which for the first time ever, was an online-only event this year. I really liked the format - the production values were slick and the editing in post really helped the pace. A free, online event is the great equalizer - instead of playing to a privileged audience of VIPs and lottery-ticket winners at the Steve Jobs theatre, this WWDC truly was for everyone.
Laughably out-of-touch announcements like the $1000 monitor stand from last year’s WWDC were absent this time around. In contrast we got a more approachable and down-to-earth presentation.
In the traditional preview of upcoming software, there were some cool surprises, despite a few scattered leaks. In some ways, WWDC is more fun than the September hardware event. The absence of a supply chain makes it a lot harder to leak software than hardware.
Apple’s engineers are on top of their game with outstanding optical recognition making Apple Pencil useful across the platform. Handwritten text that can be copied, moved, searched, converted, and used in any text field is a smart upgrade to an old-school input method.
I was also impressed by “spatial audio” where the Airpods Pro get full surround sound purely through a software algorithm that tracks the exact position of your head and your device. And automatic audio switching between devices fixes a huge problem that plagues all Bluetooth headphones.
These are the sorts of clever hardware-software integrations that only Apple can pull off. The biggest announcement in this vein was the switch from Intel to ARM processors in future Macs. I’m definitely curious to see how the complete end-to-end control that juiced the iPhone will measure up when applied to Macs.
I’m not so sure about that macOS 11 UI redesign though - apparently neumorphism is a thing in design circles now? Those new icons look pretty bad - I’m not ready to let go of the clean look of flat icon design just yet.
But the iPhone is still Apple’s breadwinner and the changes coming in iOS 14 are most interesting…even though we’ve seen them all before.
Yes, many of the upcoming new features have been on Android for years. The Verge has compiled a nice list here. That’s not to say that Android “borrows” from iOS all the time, but this year, some major visual UI elements are being ported straight from Android without shame, such as widgets and an app draw. The question on everybody’s lips is - why now?
My take on it is simple: With the new $399 USD iPhone SE, Apple has snatched the title of Budget King away from Android. This surprise reversal has a lot of price-sensitive smartphone buyers set to migrate away from Android. People can’t stomach paying over a grand for a phone with only two years of software support for much longer. Apple is making it very easy for Android fanboy defectors by adding the fundamental UI elements of Android to iOS now while they have the price/value advantage. Welcome new comrade - do you miss widgets and third-party defaults? We’ve got your back.
The value of iOS vs Android is hard to overstate - instant software updates (no more waiting months or even years for carriers to get around to it) and over five years of ongoing support. I’m simultaneously impressed and mad at Apple for supporting my iPhone 6S for yet another year - yes, iOS 14 will be mine baby. I was kind of hoping that Apple would “force my hand” to upgrade to the iPhone 12 by dropping support for my 2015 phone.
But now the choice is a lot harder (easier?) - especially in a year like this where nobody wants to spend any money. I do appreciate the option to keep on truckin’ for yet another year. And perhaps the notch will disappear in 2021? It almost certainly isn’t happening this year - and I really don’t want to get stuck with a notch for the next five years.
Don’t worry, I’m not about to launch into a full-blown Notch Watch rant. All you need to know is that Chinese OLED manufacturers have only now finished development of under-display cameras and are ready for mass production. That’s great news - but Apple is always a few years behind the bleeding-edge, so… ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
No matter what may or may not happen, the ever-tantalizing future product roadmap is always fun to dream about. And perhaps the hallowed iPhone is on its swan song - notched or not. One of the most intriguing new product categories that Apple is working on has sprung a few leaks recently. It even has a (leaked) name: Apple Glass.
The rumours (unconfirmed, so this is all pure speculation) point towards a typically hamstrung first-gen device. Like the first Apple Watch, data processing will be offloaded to a tethered iPhone. There won’t be any speakers or cameras, a lesson learned perhaps from the ill-received Google Glass. What it will have, however, is a LiDAR sensor, presumably for AR applications (which are of fuzzy usefulness right now).
The User Interface, codenamed “StarBoard” internally, allegedly allows you to navigate using hand gestures in front of your face and also via some sort of touch panel on the glasses themselves. Hmmm, flicking your fingers in the air is going to look like a nervous tick, but a discrete touch UI sounds okay. I’ll reserve judgement.
The most exciting aspect of these smart glasses, however, is that it is supposed to have a clean, unobtrusive design so that you won’t look like a total cyborg wearing them. If Apple can indeed pull this off, then they might be onto something. And let’s be real - Apple is the only company that can make tech fashionable.
A rumoured starting price of $499 USD plus prescription sounds pretty darn reasonable, especially considering the fugly Google Glass goes for over a thousand and isn’t sold directly to consumers.
I’ll be honest - if third-party health insurance pays for the frames and lenses, then I’m all in. I doubt that these will be covered by insurance, but they really should, considering a regular retail pair of glasses in Canada costs about the same.
I’ve always wanted an HUD on my glasses. By “always”, I mean ever since I was a kid running around my house making helicopter noises and pretending to fly “Airwolf”.
But realistically I won’t be piloting a helicopter any time soon, so what will the “killer app” be on smart glasses?  Facial recognition is one futuristic AR app that everybody and nobody wants. As useful as it may be in the future to see some contextual information about a person simply by looking at them, privacy concerns have already shot this future down. The fact that the police are already using facial recognition technology to identify perps has everybody on edge, especially if they abuse their power. And, clearly, they do abuse their power.
However, Apple’s focus on privacy bodes well for a thoughtful implementation of facial recognition, especially if limited to an approved list of close contacts. After all, using a LiDAR sensor to map out facial geometry adds a level of abstraction so that we’re dealing with data points instead of images. A data set on a secure enclave is much more likely to gain acceptance because it strips away flesh-and-blood photo realism and reduces faces to a mathematical point profile.
If I had to pick one killer app though, it would be location mapping and spatial awareness. Imagine being able to “see” in the dark with that LiDAR sensor mapping out the spatial geometry of the room you are in. Or how easy GPS navigation would be if turn-by-turn driving directions were superimposed over your vision.
There are some futurists who see AR wearables as a stepping stone to cybernetic implants. I’m not so sure. Many people upgrade their phones every two years - but are they going to schedule an elective surgery every few years to install a new implant upgrade?
  The bad Netflix movie Anon explores what would happen if a hacker could change what you see, and while the movie wasn’t terrifying, the idea is.
Whether Apple Glass heralds the return of the glasshole, or a commercial explosion in the AR-wearable product category remains to be seen. I am intrigued though - I already wear glasses during every waking moment - why not make them “smart” in a thoughtful, considered, respectful way and bring a little magic into what we see.
That’s enough - I’m starting to sound like Phil Schiller.
Let’s put the Apple talk to bed and move on to some other June happenings. In another surprise highlight this month, Sony finally unveiled the PlayStation 5 hardware design. Initial reactions are split down the middle - you either love it or hate it. Many have tried to increase their social currency through sarcasm and mockery - a typical and tiresome reaction to any new design.
Personally, I think the organic, flowing aesthetic is bold and avante garde. They could have easily just created another black box, but they chose to make a statement - I respect that. Raymond Wong of Input Mag argues that being boring and invisible is the future of hardware design. I respectfully disagree - the future needs to feel fresh, not conventional and stale. I welcome a blurring of the line between industrial design and art.
My eyebrows shot up a bit when Wong praises the black-box PS4 design for looking good both “shown off or hidden”.  His whole argument just falls apart right there. Those who want “a sculpture to be crowded around” can proudly put it on display. And those who want invisibility can just put it away. Everybody wins.
I’m looking forward to pricing details, but I don’t plan on being an early PS5 adopter. I’m sort of at a gaming crossroads right now. With all the free PC games I’ve accumulated from Steam, GOG, the Epic Games Store, and itch.io - there has never been a better time to return to PC gaming. I’d also really like to build my own PC - a fun project I can sink my teeth into. But those PS5 exclusives are going to come eventually and they’re going to be extremely tempting.
Okay, this is awkward - but I’m going to take a major pivot here. It’s impossible to look back on this month and not acknowledge the police brutality and resulting protests that erupted in America. It’s ugly and sickening and jarring, but can’t be ignored.
Unfortunately, systemic racism in the police force is nothing new. As somebody on Twitter said, there’s no rap song called “Fuck the Firefighters”.
Look, I get it. Police work isn’t easy and not all cops are bad cops. But, just as pedophiles throughout the ages sought refuge in the institution of the Catholic Church, so do racists seek refuge in the institutions of law enforcement. Police officers are not generally open-minded philosophers and dreamers and poets who want to make the world a better place.
And to make matters worse, there are evil men who find solidarity and like-minded peers in uniform. Whether they don white hoods or blue shirts, it doesn’t matter - groupthink still festers.
American racists at every level of socioeconomic status have been fighting to keep their privilege since the days of slavery. And they are scared. They are scared because their president did not enforce their privilege and make America “great again”. Because their president used tear gas for a photo op with a bible, but when asked point-blank whether he goes to church, stayed silent. Because their president’s hubris over the coronavirus has killed over two million of his own people.
The insanity and hypocrisy that is Trump is an overwhelming embarrassment when compared to the black president before him. The black president is the better president. If you were racist, how would you feel about that?
This is a moment in history that will pass as it always does before returning in wave upon wave until the wall finally breaks. But before we let this moment go, take some time to listen. Listen to my favourite tech YouTuber Marques Brownlee reflect on the colour of his skin. Despite his fame and success, he can’t help but wonder if he made the ultimate frisbee team because of his skill or because he’s black.
Listen to RTJ4, topical album of the month and some damn good music you’ll be listening to for a while.
 Gave me chills.
Watch Da 5 Bloods on Netflix - a Spike Lee joint. In the movie, a flashback to the Vietnam war shows a radio broadcast from the North Vietnamese propagandist Hanoi Hannah. Appealing to the African-American soldiers, she tells them they “are only 11 percent of the U.S. population, but among U.S. troops in Vietnam you are 32 percent.” She asks, “Black GI, is it fair to serve more than the white Americans who sent you here?”
And finally, if you’re a geek who is into reading science fiction and fantasy like I am, you’ve probably already read The Broken Earth series by N.K. Jemisin. But if you haven’t, there isn’t a better exploration of slavery and redemption in a genre perfect for reflecting our humanity back on us. Sometimes you have to destroy the world before rebuilding it. The three books in the trilogy all won Hugo awards back-to-back in three consecutive years.
This ended up being a lengthy post, so if you’re still here, then I appreciate you. It was an eventful month but Summer is here and I’m thinking that things are going to slow down for the next couple of months until the September madness hits. I could be wrong though - you never know what’s going to happen in 2020 - the year we’ll never forget.


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by Edwin Jahiel
MEDICINE MAN (1992) ** 1/4 Cast: Sean Connery, Lorraine Bracco, et al. Directed by John McTiernan. Written by Tom Schulman and Sally Robinson. Photography, Donald McAlpine. A Hollywood Pictures release. 104 min. Rated PG-13.
Another entry in the ecological-rain forest sweepstakes, MEDICINE MAN is also one of those movies that get trounced by the critics but supported by the public. Both extremes are, well... extreme. The film is obvious and so-so. It is about as ambitious as a TV movie, except for its elaborate production values and high budget. On the other hand, it is neither pretentious nor irritating : at worst you can be bored, but without feeling like pelting the screen with ripe tropical fruit ; at best you may get some passing pleasure from watching it, especially at matinee prices.
For six years, biochemist Dr. Robert Campbell (Connery), has been living in an Indian village of Venezuela's Amazonian rain forest. He has found a cure for cancer -- but there are complications: a lost formula to be reconstituted, healing flowers way up at treetop level, an Indian medicine man upset at the competition, encroaching bulldozers that bring down the trees, healing plants, and native culture.
In the movie's Stanley-Livingstone start, the pharmaceutical company sponsoring Dr. Campbell research dispatches Dr. Rae Crane (Bracco) to check up on Campbell. Here come the formulas too! Not only new, scientific ones, but the old movie-movie Hollywood cliches,all phony : the odd encounter, the initial antagonisms, the battle of the sexes, the taming of the shrill, Bracco's gradual appreciation of Connery and the Amazonian natives, the collaboration between the two doctors, the rise of affection and (need it be said?) the birth of love.
The script is by Tom Schulman (the writer of DEAD POETS SOCIETY) with many rewrites by Sally Robinson and, 'tis said, an uncredited Tom Stoppard. It is a dumb, dull scenario that is beyond the curative powers of script doctors. And as it has no real shape or energy, it tries to make up for this with bit, lots of bits: bits of likable natives; bits of Tarzan-Jane swinging ; bits of levity (a caffeine-loaded plant gives Bracco a high); bits of hysterics; bits of social consciousness (Stop the Bulldozers!). Disjointed bits cannot a good mainstream movie make, but at least, they vary, except for the many, tedious wisecracks during verbal fencing. (But how come they missed a cheap gag about Connery's computer? It functions in a humid, insect-ridden environment, yet nobody talks about computer bugs.)
It all adds up to a shaggy doctor story. That Connery is a great scientist is guaranteed by movie road-signs: he is eccentric, white-bearded, pony tailed, curmudgeonly. Of course, this gruff exterior barely conceals a huge, loving heart. An additional proof of his brilliance may be the fact that his wife had left him --whether before the jungle stint or during it, I forget. ( Memo to students of sexism: In fiction, brainy, dedicated and workaholic men often have wives who, feeling neglected or bored, quit. But we almost never get husbands leaving their genius spouses).
Dr. Campbell is so perfectly at home in the rain forest that had the movie been made in the 1930s, it would have included the line :"He's gone native." But this is a modern film. It avoids condescension toward the Amazon Indians and dodges the opposite temptation of romanticizing or mysticizing them.
That's OK. But the movie is also slow paced , has some pretty awful lines of dialogue, and cannot escape the Hollywood corniness of the white-couple-in-brown-land syndrome. Worse yet, there is no electricity between Connery and Bracco. Connery, suffering from a recession in his latest films (Family Business, The Russia House, Highlander 2) is still good to watch but he seems more dutiful than convinced.
Bracco, who did so very well as the Mob wife in GoodFellas, is no great shakes but still does not deserve the flailing she's getting from reviewers. They reproach her character for her New York accent (Dr. Campbell nicknames her "Bronx"), for abrasiveness, shrillness and griping. Horrors ! they seem to say, that's not what a "real" female scientist is or ought to be! (Second Memo to students of sexism: have the critics have ever seen a woman scientist in the flesh or are they operating from movie creations?)
To its mild credit, Medicine Man keeps the developing love affair verbal and un-titillating. Non-titillating too is the natural, careful dosage of topless natives. (The critics make cracks but note that the rating is PG-13)
For the Venezuelan jungle Mexican locations were used. Some Indians were imported from Brazil. Footage from other South American locations was nserted. .Technically this is good, thorough and painstaking work. The settings and their photography are impressive .Jerry Goldsmith's score sounds inauthentic, like a mix of Mexican and Peruvian music, but it is pleasant.
Finally, a solid plus in this undistinguished but quite watchable movie is that even though the protagonists are on the boring side, there is something human and ordinary about them. They look their age and seem neither glamorized nor heavily cosmeticized.
" Le mauvais gout mene au crime" (Stendhal)
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by Hadeel Al Sayegh, Saeed Azhar, Marwa RashadDUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Aramco is looking to sell up to 0.5% of the state oil giant to retail investors in its planned initial public offering (IPO), three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
The Saudi oil group has not yet revealed the size of its planned IPO or what proportion of the company it will float, although sources have previously said this could be 1-2%.
Aramco declined to comment.
It is expected to release more details about the company in an IPO prospectus document later on Saturday.
Assuming Aramco achieves a total valuation of $2 trillion, the retail tranche could be worth around $10 billion, the sources said on Saturday.
Aramco fired the starting gun on the domestic IPO last week after a series of false starts. It did not give details on how much would be sold, or when the listing would happen, while expert valuations vary from $1.2 to $2.3 trillion.
A government committee has met in the past few months with dozens of wealthy Saudi individuals to secure pre-sale agreements, sources told Reuters last month.
And the government has encouraged investors to repatriate cash held overseas to buy into the IPO to avoid draining too much liquidity from the Saudi banking system, they said.
Reuters reported on Oct. 17 that Aramco can take advantage of new market rules that allow issuers the flexibility to sell more shares to retail investors, likely exceeding the usual 10% seen in recent IPOs.
“Local demand is strong,” a second source said on Saturday, adding that this would lead institutional investors to think that up to 75% of the IPO would be available for them.


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When choosing the parts you want to get a cpu and a motherboard that are compatible with each other.
If you choose a CPU that does not match the motherboard the CPU will not fit and will not work with
your motherboard. I recommend using PCPartPicker because you can choose all the parts you
want to use in your computer and it will show incompatibilities and issues with the parts you chose if there are any. It will
also show you the price of the system and where the best price for the part looking for at what store.
When choosing a CPU you want to know are you going to be doing any CPU intensive task like video editing and streaming.
Or are you just going to be working with word and browsing the web. Also when choosing the CPU are you going to use
applications that can use multiple CPU cores like, editing and streaming or are you doing something like gaming that uses mainly
single core power. This will heavily influence the brand you want to choose and the GPU you go with. Intel and AMD also make CPUs
servers and they can get exspensive to say the least. They are ussualy high core and thread count proccesers and they run slow.
Intel calls there server CPUs Xeon and AMD calls there Epyc, they can start at around 1000$ and reach 10000$ and that is not including
the special motherboards you have to buy for them that cost 1000$ alone aswell. They both also offer worksation CPUs that also have
high core and thread counts there is not much of a diffrence but Xeon and epyc go into higher core count and there made for servers.
Intel calls there lineup I9 Intel extreme and AMD calls there lineup threadripper they range from 500$-1800$ and AMD stops at 1000$
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When choosing your GPU it's pretty simple, what are you doing, because if you are just searcing the web you probably
won't need invest much into you GPU and may even getting away with integrated graphics in you CPU.
But if you are gaming or 3D modeling this is where most of your budget is going. If it is a personal rig
you will probbaly want to go with more consumer freindly cards like the geforce gtx or fx grapichs cards. But if you are build
a 3D modeling rig you will want to go with a workstation level card like the quadro lineup from Nividia
https://www.nvidia.com/content/dam/en-zz/Solutions/design-visualization/QuadroStore/nvidia-quadro-p6000-front.jpg
Quadro's can range from 1000$ to 10000$ they dont differ to much from the regular lineup but they are built and qulity tested to perfection
they also have other capabilities that you would use like NVLink which lets you use multiple at a time and many other things.
when choosing storage there are 2 main options you can go with, Hard Drive or SSD(Solid State Drive)
a hard drive is ussualy cheaper,has a larger storage capacity an SSD is more exspensive and tends to be
much lower capacity.The thing about an SSD is that its worlds faster than a Hard Drive and there is no moving parts.
when choosing the storage if you have the budget to an include an SSD then it is a good option but it is not
required. If you do get an SSD it will be where you want to install the OS(Operating System). You can have
both in one system so when you install the OS on the SSD the Hard Drive will be used for large files that
that you won't be accesing all the time like videos and pictures.
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There is 2 other types of storage but they are not used much because they are exspensive but they both SSDs
but they use a diffrent connection then the regular SSD that uses SATA Data cable. The first one an M.2 SSD
uses the M.2 slot on your motherboard
http://thessdreviewcdn2.thessdreview1.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/ASRock-X99-Extreme11-Motherboard-M.2-slots.jpg
An M.2 is small but very fast and they are increasing in popularity becuase there price is going down. The
other storage part is an SSD aswell, but instead if using the SATA or M.2 it uses your PCI-E slot that a GPU
would use.
https://techreport.com/r.x/freshstorage/p3700.jpg
it is also very fast much faster than a SATA SSD and has the advantage of having GB/s read and write speeds.
RAM is pretty straight forward if you are gaming 16gb of ram will probably be enough in 2018. If you are streaming and editing 32 or 64gb
would be really good.If you are just using your computer for web browsing 8gb will probably be enough.
https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/41AGvSmY-fL._SX425_.jpg
One thing about choosing RAM is you want to keep in mind what company your CPU is from because AMD processers really
like fast RAM and you will get max performance out of your CPU.
when choosing your motherboard it all comes down to what parts you have chose and if you want to overclock or not.
For the most part there are 2 or 3 sets of motherboards that a CPU usually has a low end that has the bare minimum for
the computer. The middle of the road that has better features and also includes more USBs on the back IO and SATA plugs
for the storage. And the highend which is loaded with features and has everything you will need. Sometimes there is no
high end or low end. The middle is where you can get an unlocked motherboard for overclocking you CPU. The high has all
that and more features like RGB lighting and WIFI connectibility. Also the higher you go the more RAM slots and more SATA
slots there are, this also gets more depending on how high end the CPU is.They can come with screens that show problems and temps aswell.
https://images10.newegg.com/NeweggImage/ProductImageCompressAll1280/13-119-017-V01.jpg
When choosing you obviously want to get a motherboard that will suit your needs and also one that is compadible with your CPU.
You also want to see what kind of memory your RAM uses, most new ones use DDR4 but some can use DDR3 memory(DDR and the number is generation).
The power supply is one of the main parts you do not want to skip out on. This will be suppling your computer with
power and so for obvious reasons you do not want to get a cheap power supply. When choosing what power supply you are
gonna want to choose based on needs like do you want to get a modular power supply (where you choose what power cables
you want to plug in and it looks better), or how high of a watage do you want your power supply to be. so you can supply
enough power to your PC parts.
The best way to tell if the power supply is trustworthy is if its 80 plus certified which will also tell you how
power efficent the power supply is.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/80_Plus
https://images10.newegg.com/NeweggImage/ProductImageCompressAll1280/17-139-082-04.jpg
If you want to check your power supply you can go to the 80 plus website here
Case and cooling go hand in hand because the amount of airflow your case has will limit your cooling. There are 2
different kinds of cooling that are practical water cooling and air cooling. Air cooling is the easiest and you are
least likey to have problems with air.But the down side is that it doesnt cool as well as a water cooler would do.
There are also 2 types of water coolers coustom water loop and an AIO (all in one). A coustom water cooler is a water
cooling loop where you set up all the tubes your self and fill it with your own coolant. An AIO just comes in a box.
The tubes are already connected from a water block into a radiator and its basically plug and play.
https://images10.newegg.com/NeweggImage/ProductImageCompressAll1280/35-181-139%20%2001.jpg
https://www.performancepsu.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/budget-water-cooling-setup-1024x576.jpg
Air cooling is very simple, all you basically need the thermal paste and then depending on how the air cooler.
mounts, its typlicly easy to install an air cooler.
https://www.bequiet.com/en/cpucooler/pure-rock/795
The case is a very important part of your computer because depending on what size case and what kind of case you get
will determine what size of parts you want to by and it will also determine what kind of cooling performance you will get.
http://www.buildcomputers.net/computer-case-sizes.html


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