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The smartphone's ubiquity has made it interesting for social sciences. A large fraction of people carries one willingly, and a smartphone integrates a number of technologies for automatic observation and can communicate with remote researchers. Smartphone loggers allow unobtrusive and cost-effective access to previously inaccessible sources of data on everyday behavior, such as auditory environment, proximity of other users, phone calls, and patterns of movement.
Unfortunately, adoption has been slow, one reason being that the available loggers do not support large-scale research. For a multitude of reasons, smartphone-based research in its present form is expensive.
The goal of ContextLogger2 is to support larger-scale research. Characteristic of large-scale research is, naturally, user populations measured in hundreds and thousands rather than in tens, and durations ranging from months and years. Over several studies with ContextLogger1, we learned that the logger decisively affects cost-efficiency. The logger affects recruitment and training of research personnel, preparation of a trial, support needed during it, ability to intervene upon problems, ethical issues such as security and privacy of research participants, and analysis of gathered data. With these issues in mind, we set eight additional goals for ContextLogger2:
Needless to say, the goals for ContextLogger2 are very ambitious! Thus far some of the them have been met better than others.
The current ContextLogger2 codebase contains everything required for deployment on Symbian S60 3rd edition and higher (up to Symbian^3), which in 2010 accounted for 44.3 percent of the smartphone market. Work on Android support has been started to retain reasonably large coverage in the fast-paced mobile market.
An ideal logger would work on every smartphone model, thus minimizing the costs of buying new devices to participants and, on the other hand, increasing realism. This, however, is hardly realistic in the current fragmented market. In creating ContextLogger2 we have instead merely sought not to exclude developers based on the platforms they target, the libraries they have available, or the tools they are using.
What we envision is a “logger construction kit” that strives for portability by providing basic plumbing like build and runtime configuration facilities and a data persistence and transport layer, either implemented fairly portably, or with multiple different implementations to choose from (to cater for different event systems and API availability and such). Developers are then left with more time to focus on platform integration, and on implementing sensors in any language capable of exporting functions in a C or C++ compatible way. Most of the sensors in the current codebase are Symbian C++, but we've recently added some Qt Mobility API based sensors implementations not depending on Symbian.
It is also possible to use dynamic code wherever desired in the logger due to the embedded Lua runtime. We, however, presently only use Lua for portable implementation of configuration files, as well as a basis of a protocol for querying status information and for changing dynamic parameters. An SQLite v3 database engine is used to implement persistence functions portably, without platform specific persistence APIs.


LexisNexis appoints female MD
South African legal-tech company, LexisNexis has announced on Monday, 25 November 2019, that it has appointed Videsha Proothveerajh as the new Managing Director. She succeeds Billy Last, Managing Director for the last 26 years, who is retiring at the end of November 2019.
Proothveerajh officially joined the business in October 2019 and will take on her new role as Managing Director on 1 December 2019.
She has over 20 years of experience mainly gained in the ICT sector with global companies such as EDS, Microsoft and Intel, which will serve LexisNexis extremely well as it continues to grow. She holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Business Management from University of Natal Durban, and an MBA from University of KwaZulu-Natal.
Proothveerajh was not only recognised as the Most Influential Woman in Business and Government for ICT in Africa and spotlighted by Forbes as a change-maker in Africa but she was also named one of the 50 most inspiring Women in Technology in South Africa.
She says, “LexisNexis continues to evolve into a legal technology business focused on value-adding solutions and services. Our company has amazingly talented and passionate employees, intellectual property and innovation that is unsurpassed, world-class technology and systems that enable disruptive and new models and so much more. These unique assets make us the best suited to provide solutions for our customers who are professionals, who shape the world”.
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QuantConnect provides an environment for you to perform exploratory research and brainstorm new ideas for algorithm. We simply call this the research environment. Here you can run Python CLI commands and explore the data directly from a Jupyter notebook installed in QuantConnect.
 We automatically save your notebook for you. Currently we just support Python 2.7 notebooks.
You can share a notebook by clicking the icon in the bottom right of the page. You can also share a notebook directly to the forums when you create a new discussion or comment.
The foundational class for access QuantConnect data in Jupyter is the QuantBook
. This is a wrapper on the QCAlgorithm class and has many of the same methods. The research environment is currently in beta but we are slowly adding new methods to the QuantBook to expand your research potential. The basic template provides the foundation code required to import the QuantBook class. Specifically:
from clr import AddReference AddReference("System") AddReference("QuantConnect.Common") AddReference("QuantConnect.Jupyter") AddReference("QuantConnect.Indicators") from System import * from QuantConnect import * from QuantConnect.Data.Market import TradeBar, QuoteBar from QuantConnect.Jupyter import * from QuantConnect.Indicators import * from datetime import datetime, timedelta import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import pandas as pd # Create an instance qb = QuantBook()


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The Internet has grown to spread it's roots across the most human aspects of life, influencing how we seek healthcare, the dissemination and proliferation of the arts, and even setting up the first meeting between potential future spouses. Any job, no matter how white collar, has been put at risk of replacement with the advancement of software, and blue collar jobs have had one foot out the door since the developement of robotic arms beginning in the early 1960's.

People of the industrialized world are beginning to become people of the informationalized world. Silliness is bound to ensue, like that of the Y2K crisis, where people believed that computers wouldn't know to set the year position to 2001 rather than spout errors or go to 0. A worldwide simaltaneous computer crash was supposed to take place midnight New Year's Eve. This couldn't possibly ever happen, right? psh...
The Nasdaq peaks at 5,132 points thanks to a steady diet of overvalaued web based companies and marks the last day before the pop of the dot com bubble.
The iPod releases and now Apple is in the public eye. Most behold this developement to be beautiful.
The stock market crashes with investors losing about 5 trillion USD.
WorldCom files the third largest bankruptcy in US history, and the largest at it's time.  That's not bad...suck it Wall Street. And while eBay, Amazon, and Google became moguls afterwards, a lot of little guys made it just fine.


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Hypothetical can help to answer basic questions, like:
- If I move to a new city, will my change in salary offset my new taxes and expenses?
- If I can choose between several communities to live in, and they have different taxes and costs of living, which one is best?
- Which will help me save more: reducing expenses, or working more?
Soon, I hope to add state-specific income taxes; support for more tax scenarios; easy property tax calculation; and more. Please
tell me if there's a feature you'd like to see, or if Hypothetical has helped
you to make a decision.
Step 1: Set your Baseline for comparison.
Here, you describe your simplest or most likely scenario. In the next steps, you'll
describe hypothetical situations that differ from this one, and then you'll be
able to see how the differences affect your income.
If this is your first time trying this, keep it simple until you get the
hang of it. You can always adjust the baseline later to make it more accurate.
First, describe your baseline income, and give us the information we need to roughly
calculate your taxes. These values are equivalent to those on a 1040 tax form.
Income taxes are based on the values you would enter into an
IRS Form 1040 (US Individual Income Tax Return).
Box numbers are noted below.
Now, enter your most important expenses - especially those that might differ between your hypotheticals.
Step 2: Define your Hypotheticals
Define one or more hypothetical situations.
Think about which aspects of your income, taxes, and/or expenses will differ. We will describe
these changes using 'delta's. Create as many deltas
as you need.
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If some of your hypotheticals are similar to each other, you can create one, and then create the others as
copies of the first. Once the copies are made, you can customize them.
Step 3: Compare Outcomes
The table below shows predicted outcomes for each hypothetical.
There are problems with the input values in the form above. Once you correct them, the outcomes
will be calculated automatically.
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All calculations are approximate, unguaranteed, and may contain gross errors. In particular,
our tax tables and algorithms are likely to contain substantial mistakes, as tax structures
differ markedly for each jurisdiction, and often fall out of date.


Bridge Foundry was formed in late 2012 by the people who make RailsBridge workshops happen. RailsBridge was originally envisioned as an umbrella organization for many projects focused on making technology more accessible to people who are underrepresented in tech. The workshops were a breakout success, including the creation of new organizations focused on other technologies. We felt that a new name for the umbrella organization would help convey its purpose and allow the workshops to thrive under the name for which they are known. We welcome organization which were inspired by RailsBridge and others to collaborate, sharing resources and solutions.
In the US, Bridge Foundry has 501c3 non-profit status, with School Factory as its fiscal sponsorship. We look forward to future collaboration with the School Factory network of maker spaces and share our curricula and community building experience.
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Andrei Popescu, Google Gears
Gears insulates applications from the network connection: they don't know whether they're offline or online.
Gears: OSS library with JS APIs. Local storage, expensive background computations (i.e. a basic threading model), allows access to local data using SQL. Google Docs uses Gears.
IE 6/7, Firefox 1/2 (3 soon). 1mb download on Firefox/MacOS.

Gears web apps read and write to local store, changes queued for later synchronisation. Server communication is completely decoupled from the UI and happens periodically (perhaps a model for other mobile apps?). Interesting, this seems to partition all networked interactions into "storage" (async) and query-based (sync)... which I guess we have to do anyway.
Seems to have a read cache too ("resourcestore").
Then I got too hot and left :)


Well, I’ve done it! I’ve taken the plunge to move my blog from Wordpress. As any good software developer will tell you, it’s more fun to create stuff than to use something out of the box, so after looking around at my options, I decided to use Octopress.
What is Octopress
Octopress is basically Jekyll on steroids. To get started with Jekyll, you have to write your own HTML templates, CSS, Javascript and set up your configuration.  I love clean crisp design, but for some reason, I’m missing that designer skill. So, since Octopress does that for me, I was in love!
Other cool things about Octopress is that it uses HTML5. It also has built in 3rd party support for Twitter, Github, Google Plus, Disqus, Pinboard and Delicious to name a few. It also has a ton of plugins. Some come from the Jekyll community, but others are specifically made for Octopress. Oh, and did I mention it’s open source?!
Getting Started
Getting a new blog set up is a piece of cake. All you have to do is fork or clone the Github repo. Next, you have to set up your deployment. They make it easy to deploy using Github pages or to Heroku. I decided on deploying to heroku. I like the fact that I can keep my source on Github and then push directly to Heroku. Octopress’s documentation makes this so easy for you.
Add Some Content
Adding a new post is as simple as running a rake task. It creates a simple markdown file for you that you can edit in any editor you wish. I use VIM since I’m pretty familiar with it. Those that use VIM daily will tell you that it’s difficult to go back to anything else. Now you’ve got all of that VIM hotness available to you to while blogging. It definitely beats that Wordpress template thingy that is hard to use.
As I’m writing, I take a peek at what my post looks like online. I set up POW to host my blog locally. I run a rake task that watches my source and as I save my buffer in VIM, I can instantly see what my post looks like in the browser. I’ve never used POW before, but will use it for everything going forward, especially as I have many projects set up on my machine and sometimes want to run multiple Rack applications.
What’s Next
I’ve already learned so much by moving my blog to Octopress. I get to host my source up on Github, deploy to Heroku, use VIM for everything, set up POW for my Rack server, and hack on an open source Ruby project. Next, on my list of things to do is to make my blog look a little nicer and change from the default template. I’m hoping since blogging is now a little bit of coding, I’ll do it more. Look forward to many more posts from me in the future - and if not, be sure to call me out on it!


Research into OWASP Top 10 Risk List
Created by James Forster -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This type of security flaw can occur when the developer exposes an object through the URL, form parameter or a cookie directly.
http://www.website.com/?accountid=1
The potential intruder would first require access to an account of their own and the secure content it contains.
If there was no verification in place to prevent it, the intruder could then change the direct reference manually:
http://www.website.com/?accountid=2
Now they have access to all the information and potentially functions available to the account with the ID 2.
The type of intrusion referred to above is known as horizontal escalation of privilege, where access level remains the same.
However in the worst cases this method can also provide a vertical escalation of privilege where a higher level of access can be gained.
http://www.website.com/?accountid=2&admin=true
The flaw can also extend to directory and file references.
By changing any file reference in the same manner the intruder can gain access to non-intended files.
Utilising common directory change commands (such as ../) potentially any file on the server can be accessed in this manner.
http://www.website.com/?/../../admin/passwords.txt
The simplest solution is to not expose any URL or form parameters at all.
There are three potential ways to solve the problem beyond this:
The direct object reference can be converted via mapping into a session based indirect reference.
The reference map provides a key which links the indirect reference to the direct reference without ever exposing that data to the user.
http://www.website.com/?accountid=Xvqw2JEm84w1qqLN1vE5XZUdc7BFqarB0
While potentially less secure this can also be persisted beyond the session via encryption.
A simple solution is to only permit access to certain files and pages as part of the request and simply checking that this is not breached by the input.
However it cannot prevent intruders from accessing files or pages that are accessible by only some users.
In comparison to the whitelist method described above, using a filter or blacklist to check for dangerous terms is not as useful.
This is because there are many more ways to bypass a blacklist method so simply blocking terms such as "../" or "/" is not sufficient to prevent all manipulation.
However, while potentially more dangerous, a fully comprehensive blacklist would be secure.
One way to close this security flaw is to simply double check the identity of the user on each request.
This stops any abuse of direct object references.
[Authorize]
public class AccountsController : Controller
{
[HttpGet]
public ActionResult Details(long accountNumber)
{
Account account = _accountRepository.Find(accountNumber);
if (account.UserId != User.Identity.GetUserId())
{
return new HttpUnauthorizedResult("User is not Authorized.");
}
When working with Scala/Play our applications are still vulnerable.
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All web frameworks are potentially vulnerable to this security flaw as it is a case of bad user practice most of the time.
However it is worth noting that Play! encourages practices through its' design which help prevent the creation of this flaw.


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Getting Started
💛 Is Lemon the right bot for your server?
Lemon is probably a useful bot for your server if:
- ✅ Your server is active and needs automatic management/moderation
- ✅ You want to give more power to your moderators
- ✅ You need a warning system with auto-punishment system
Lemon is probably NOT the right bot for your server if:
- ❌ You aren't willing to learn how to use Lemon using this wiki or the dynamic help menu Lemon has
- ❌ You aren't able and willing to read this wiki to solve most problems
- ❌ You don't fully trust your moderators
- ❌ You and/or your mods don't have a solid understanding of English
If any of the above apply, then Lemon will probably not be the best bot for your server, and you should consider searching on top.gg for a different multi-purpose bot.
💛 Requirements
There are some light requirements for using Lemon. These requirements are in place to help save resources. Your server must meet all of the requirements below, or Lemon might automatically leave your server. * 40 or more human members - Lemon is a multipurpose moderation bot, and if you have fewer than 40 people, why do you need a bot to moderate anything? * More humans than bots - Adding a lot of bots to a server just wastes resources, and making 'bot collection' servers is generally frowned upon. No server should need more bots than humans. * Strong knowledge of Discord and Discord bots, and the ability to read documentation - Lemon is easy-to-use for admins and moderators, but only if they are willing to put in the time to read the documentation (this wiki). In general, asking for support for a question answered here will result in being redirected back to this wiki. * Follow Discord's Terms of Service - While not automatically detected, if a server is reported for ToS violations, Vortex may be manually removed.
⚠ Please read these requirements; Lemon may automatically leave your server if it does not meet them!
💛 Adding Lemon to Your Server
The first step is to make sure that Lemon is actually on your server! To add a bot to your server, you must have the Manage Server permission on the server. If you do, you can click this link to add Lemon to your server:
⚠ Please read the requirements above this section; Lemon may automatically leave your server if it does not meet the requirements
If your server isn't listed, make sure you are correctly logged in by visiting https://discordapp.com/login
💛 Check Lemon's Permissions
For Lemon to operate correctly, it needs the permissions to be able to complete necessary tasks. The easiest way to achieve this is to give the Lemon
role the Administration permission and drag it to the top (or near the top) of the role list, like so:
💛 Setting up Lemon
The next step is configuring vortex for your server! You can type c!helpadmin1
and c!helpadmin2
to see the full list of settings commands, You can change the default c!
prefix to anything you like if you don't like the default prefix by simply doing a c!setprefix <newprefix>
. Don't worry if you forget the custom prefix you setup for the bot you can just @mention Lemon and type @lemon prefix
and the bot will remind you the prefix you setup for your server. You can also check out the [[Full Command Reference|Commands]] to see what Lemon has to offer.
Muted Role
The Muted role is the role that (usually) can be applied to a user to prevent them from sending messages, adding reactions, speaking, and connection to voice channels. If you don't already have a Muted role you can create a Muted role in the role settings of the server with the permissions of your liking and add them to the channels (I'll soon add a setup feature so that people don't have to set it up manually), if you already have a Muted role you can c!setmuterole <rolename>
to setup the Muted role, Lemon should be able to set it up automatically, but if she doesn't be sure to set it up manually with the command given above.
Logs
Lemon has various logs to keep track of different kinds of server activity. All commands for logs are found in the Admin commands, available via c!helpadmin1
and c!helpadmn2
or in the [[Full Command Reference|Commands]]. If your server is using the [[Warn system|Warns]], it is recommended to enable (at minimum) the ModLog.
Moderator Role
The Moderator Role is a role that allows a user with said role to use all Moderation commands. The full list of Moderation commands is available via c!helpmod
as well as on the [[Full Command Reference|Commands]]. To set a role to be the Moderator role, use c!setmodrole <rolename>
(for example, if your moderator role is called "Staff", you'd run c!setmodrole @Staff
). To disable the Moderator role, run c!setmodrole none
.
If no Moderator role is set, Moderation commands can only be run if the user has sufficient permissions natively (they would only be able to kick or ban someone with Lemon, if they could ban them via the Discord client as well).
Also, make sure to check out the [[Moderator Guide]] for helpful tips for moderating with Lemon!
Auto-Mod
For full information about the Auto-Mod and its features, check out the [[Auto-Moderation]] page. You can check the default Auto-Mod settings using c!helpamin1
or c!helpadmin2
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BATMEN
Search engine for Personal Services Settings (PSS) establishments that have been inspected by Toronto Public Health (BodySafe) and also provide an inspection history for your ease of mind. Ratins and comments are provided by YELP API
Why BATMEN?
Have you ever wondered if the salon or the tattoo place you are going to, has been sanitized properly or shut down in the last month?
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- Lock a set of perks by clicking a lock bucket and selecting perks
- If a perk doesn't appear it means that you own no armor with that perk
- To use armor with multiple perks together shift+click the desired perks
- - Armor with any of these perks will be used ("or")
- - Armor with all of these perks will be used ("and")
- Drag and drop items into the locked buckets to build sets with only that gear
- Shift click an item to build sets without that gear
- Higher Tiers are better
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- 4/5/2 (a Tier 11 build) is 4 Intellect, 5 Discipline, 2 Strength (4+5+2 = Tier 11)
- Intellect speeds up Super recharge time
- Discipline speeds up Grenade recharge time
- Strength speeds up Melee recharge time
- Try to find armor that has ammo increasing perks for weapon types that you use.
- Change the Intellect, Discipline, or Strength nodes in game to what is displayed to create each loadout.
- As an items defense level increases, the stats on that item (int/dis/str) also increase.


This test case simulates a slow network, and starts a web worker thread to write a log message
when retrieving media metadata to see if the webkit thread is blocked by media retrieving thread.
This test case is for https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=80978


This app uses openweathermap.org API for accessing weather data. You will need their API key in order to use this app. You can generate one for free here.


It's a really cool play on i18n, i10n and a11y... it's m[ellet]t!
If you're looking to start a new project or expand your business' online presence, why not get in touch?
I'll never use your email address for marketing!
If you're here by accident then you might want to see my real website at petermellett.co.uk
If I sent you a link and you've ended up here then whoops! Let me know and I'll get you the right one.
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uAdmin Settings¶
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Here are all build-in uAdmin Settings, their format, and how to use them in the project.
Allowed Hosts¶
Allowed Hosts is a comma separated list of allowed hosts for the server to work. The default value if only for development and production domain should be added before deployment.
Default Value: <IP_ADDRESS>,<IP_ADDRESS>,localhost,::1
Data Type: String
Code: uAdmin.AllowedHosts
Allowed IPs¶
Allowed IPs is a list of allowed IPs to access uAdmin interface in one of the following formats:
“*” = Allow all
“” = Allow none
“<IP_ADDRESS>” = Only allow this IP
“<IP_ADDRESS>/24” = Allow all IPs from <IP_ADDRESS> to <IP_ADDRESS>
You can also create a list of the above formats using comma to separate them.
For example: “<IP_ADDRESS>, <IP_ADDRESS>, <IP_ADDRESS>/24”
Default Value: *
Data Type: String
Code: uAdmin.AllowedIPs
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, assign your IP address connected on your PC in the AllowedIPs function.
Now link the host to your IP and see what happens.
API Disabled Add¶
API Disabled Add controls the data API’s disabled for add commands.
Default Value: 0
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.APIDisabledAdd
API Disabled Delete¶
API Disabled Delete controls the data API’s disabled for delete commands.
Default Value: 0
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.APIDisabledDelete
API Disabled Edit¶
API Disabled Edit controls the data API’s disabled for edit commands.
Default Value: 0
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.APIDisabledEdit
API Disabled Read¶
API Disabled Read controls the data API’s disabled for read commands.
Default Value: 0
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.APIDisabledRead
API Disabled Schema¶
API Disabled Schema controls the data API’s disabled for schema commands.
Default Value: 0
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.APIDisabledSchema
API Log Add¶
API Log Add controls the data API’s logging for add commands.
Default Value: 1
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.APILogAdd
Prerequisites:
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, enable the APILogAdd then click Save button on the bottom right corner.
Now let’s call this URL in the address bar to add multiple records in the Document model with the following information below:
First Record
Name: Golang
Author: John
Second Record
Name: uAdmin
Author: Adam
# document is a model name
# name and author are field names
# __0 is the first index
# __1 is the second index
http://api.example.com/api/d/document/add/?_name__0=Golang&_author__0=John&_name__1=uAdmin&_author__1=Adam
Result:
{
"id": [
1,
2
],
"rows_count": 2,
"status": "ok"
}
It returns an array with a list of IDs for the newly created records.
Now go back to the uAdmin dashboard.
From here, click on “LOGS”.
As expected, the user’s action in adding records through HTTP API was recorded in the Log model.
Now let’s try disabling the API Log Add in the Settings.
Let’s call this URL to add a new record in the Document model with the following information below:
Name: Programming
Author: Admin
# document is a model name
# name and author are field names
http://api.example.com/api/d/document/add/?_name=Programming&_author=Admin
Result:
{
"id": 3,
"rows_count": 1,
"status": "ok"
}
It returns the ID of the newly created record.
Check the “LOGS” to see the result.
As expected, the user’s action in adding a record through HTTP API was not recorded in the Log model.
API Log Delete¶
API Log Delete controls the data API’s logging for delete commands.
Default Value: 1
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.APILogDelete
Prerequisites:
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, enable the APILogDelete then click Save button on the bottom right corner.
Suppose you have five records in the Item model.
Call this URL in the address bar to delete records where the name of an item contains “iPad”.
# item is a model name
# name is a field name
# __contains is an operator that will search for string values that contract
http://api.example.com/api/d/item/delete/?name__contains=iPad
Result:
{
"rows_count": 2,
"status": "ok",
}
It returns the status and the rows affected by your query.
Now go back to the uAdmin dashboard.
From here, click on “LOGS”.
As expected, the user’s action in deleting records through HTTP API that contains “iPad” in the item name was recorded in the Log model.
Now let’s try disabling the API Log Delete in the Settings.
Let’s call this URL in the address bar to delete the fourth record in the database.
# item is a model name
# 4 is an ID number
http://api.example.com/api/d/item/delete/4/
Result:
{
"rows_count": 1,
"status": "ok"
}
It returns the status and the rows affected by your query.
Check the “LOGS” to see the result.
As expected, the user’s action in deleting the fourth record through HTTP API was not recorded in the Log model.
API Log Edit¶
API Log Edit controls the data API’s logging for edit commands.
Default Value: 1
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.APILogEdit
Prerequisites:
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, enable the APILogEdit then click Save button on the bottom right corner.
Suppose you have five records in the Item model where all iPad items have a rating of 4.
Call this URL to edit the rating of all iPad items to a value of 5.
# item is a model name
# name is a field name
# __contains is an operator that will search for string values that contract
# rating=4&_rating=5 means that where rating is equal to 4, change the
# rating value to 5
http://api.example.com/api/d/item/edit/?rating=4&_rating=5
Result:
{
"rows_count": 2,
"status": "ok"
}
It returns the status and the rows affected by your query.
Now go back to the uAdmin dashboard.
From here, click on “LOGS”.
As expected, the user’s action in editing records through HTTP API was recorded in the Log model.
Now let’s try disabling the API Log Edit in the Settings.
Suppose the first record in the Item model is named as “Robot”.
Call this URL to edit the name of the first record in the database from “Robot” to “Supercomputer”.
# item is a model name
# 1 is an ID number
# name is a field name
http://api.example.com/api/d/item/edit/1/?_name=Supercomputer
Result:
{
"rows_count": 1,
"status": "ok"
}
It returns the status and the rows affected by your query.
Check the “LOGS” to see the result.
As expected, the user’s action in editing the first record through HTTP API was not recorded in the Log model.
API Log Read¶
API Log Read controls the data API’s logging for read commands.
Default Value: 0
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.APILogRead
Prerequisites:
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, enable the APILogRead then click Save button on the bottom right corner.
Suppose you have five records in the Item model.
Call this URL to read record(s) where rating is equal to 3.
# item is a model name
# rating is a field name
http://api.example.com/api/d/item/read/?rating=3
Result:
It returns a list of records where rating is equal to 3.
Now go back to the uAdmin dashboard.
From here, click on “LOGS”.
As expected, the user’s action in reading records through HTTP API was recorded in the Log model.
Now let’s try disabling the API Log Read in the Settings.
Call this URL to read the second record in the Item model.
# item is a model name
# 2 is an ID number
http://api.example.com/api/d/item/read/2/
Result:
It returns a JSON object representing an item where ID=2.
Check the “LOGS” to see the result.
As expected, the user’s action in reading the second record through HTTP API was not recorded in the Log model.
API Log Schema¶
API Log Schema controls the data API’s logging for schema commands.
Default Value: 1
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.APILogSchema
Prerequisite:
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, enable the APILogSchema then click Save button on the bottom right corner.
Suppose you have five records in the Item model.
Call this URL to read the full schema of the Item model.
# item is a model name
http://api.example.com/api/d/item/schema/
Result:
It returns a JSON object representing uAdmin’s ModelSchema of the Item model.
Now go back to the uAdmin dashboard.
From here, click on “LOGS”.
As expected, the user’s action in getting the schema of the Item model through HTTP API was recorded in the Log model.
Now let’s try disabling the API Log Schema in the Settings.
Recall this URL to read the full schema of the Item model.
# item is a model name
http://api.example.com/api/d/item/schema/
Check the “LOGS” to see the result.
As expected, the user’s action in getting the schema of the Item model through HTTP API was not recorded in the Log model.
Blocked IPs¶
BlockedIPs is a list of blocked IPs from accessing uAdmin interface in one of the following formats:
“*” = Block all
“” = Block none
“<IP_ADDRESS>” = Only block this IP
“<IP_ADDRESS>/24” = Block all IPs from <IP_ADDRESS> to <IP_ADDRESS>
You can also create a list of the above formats using comma to separate them.
For example: “<IP_ADDRESS>, <IP_ADDRESS>, <IP_ADDRESS>/24”
Default Value: “”
Data Type: String
Code: uAdmin.BlockedIPs
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, assign your IP address connected on your PC in the BlockedIPs function.
Now link the host to your IP and see what happens.
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Cache Permissions¶
Cache Permissions allows uAdmin to store permissions data in memory.
Default Value: 1
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.CachePermissions
Cache Sessions¶
Cache Sessions allows uAdmin to store sessions data in memory.
Default Value: 1
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.CacheSessions
Cache Translation¶
Cache Translation allows a translation to store data in a cache memory.
Default Value: 0
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.CacheTranslation
Enable
Disable
DebugDB¶
Debug DB prints all SQL statements going to DB.
Default Value: 0
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.DebugDB
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, enable the Debug DB then click Save button on the bottom right corner.
Check your terminal to see the result.
(/home/dev1/go/src/github.com/uadmin/uadmin/db.go:246)
[2019-11-05 15:44:45] [0.51ms] SELECT * FROM "languages" WHERE "languages"."deleted_at" IS NULL AND ((code='en')) ORDER BY "languages"."id" ASC LIMIT 1
[1 rows affected or returned ]
(/home/dev1/go/src/github.com/uadmin/uadmin/db.go:158)
[2019-11-05 15:44:45] [0.20ms] SELECT * FROM "setting_categories" WHERE "setting_categories"."deleted_at" IS NULL
[1 rows affected or returned ]
(/home/dev1/go/src/github.com/uadmin/uadmin/db.go:436)
[2019-11-05 15:44:45] [1.56ms] SELECT * FROM "settings" WHERE "settings"."deleted_at" IS NULL AND ((category_id = 1))
[38 rows affected or returned ]
(/home/dev1/go/src/github.com/uadmin/uadmin/db.go:436)
[2019-11-05 15:44:55] [0.35ms] SELECT * FROM "ab_tests" WHERE "ab_tests"."deleted_at" IS NULL AND ((active = true))
[0 rows affected or returned ]
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Email From¶
Email From identifies where the email is coming from.
Default Value: “”
Data Type: String
Code: uAdmin.EmailFrom
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, assign the following email configurations.
Let’s go back to the uAdmin dashboard, go to Users model, create your own user account and set the email address based on your assigned EmailFrom in the code above.
Log out your account. At the moment, you suddenly forgot your password. How can we retrieve our account? Click Forgot Password at the bottom of the login form.
Input your email address based on the user account you wish to retrieve it back.
Once you are done, open your email account. You will receive a password reset notification from the Todo List support. To reset your password, click the link highlighted below.
You will be greeted by the reset password form. Input the following information in order to create a new password for you.
Once you are done, you can now access your account using your new password.
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Email Password¶
Email Password sets the password of an email.
Default Value: “”
Data Type: String
Code: uAdmin.EmailPassword
See Email From for the example.
Email SMTP Server¶
Email SMTP Server sets the name of the SMTP Server in an email.
Default Value: “”
Data Type: String
Code: uAdmin.EmailSMTPServer
See Email From for the example.
Email SMTP Server Port¶
Email SMTP Server Port sets the port number of an SMTP Server in an email.
Default Value: 0
Data Type: Integer
See Email From for the example.
Email Username¶
Email Username sets the username of an email.
Default Value: “”
Data Type: String
Code: uAdmin.EmailUsername
See Email From for the example.
Fav Icon¶
Fav Icon is the fav icon that shows on uAdmin UI.
Default Value: “/static/uadmin/favicon.ico”
Data Type: File
Code: uAdmin.FavIcon
Suppose you have favicon.ico file in your custom folder.
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, click the Browse button in the FavIcon field.
Go to the path where your favicon.ico file is located. Click Save button afterwards and see the results below.
HTTP Log Format¶
HTTP Log Format is the format used to log HTTP access.
Default Value: %a %>s %B %U %D
Data Type: String
Code: uAdmin.HTTPLogFormat
Format:
%a: Client IP address
%{remote}p: Client port
%A: Server hostname/IP
%{local}p: Server port
%U: Path
%c: All coockies
%{NAME}c: Cookie named 'NAME'
%{GET}f: GET request parameters
%{POST}f: POST request parameters
%B: Response length
%>s: Response code
%D: Time taken in microseconds
%T: Time taken in seconds
%I: Request length
Log Add¶
Log Add adds a log when a record is added.
Default Value: 1
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.LogAdd
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, enable the Log Add then click Save button on the bottom right corner.
Now go back to the uAdmin dashboard.
From here, click on “LOGS”.
Suppose that you have this record in your logs as shown below:
Go back to uAdmin dashboard then select “TODOS”.
Click “Add New Todo”.
Input the name value in the text box (e.g. Read a book). Click Save button afterwards.
Result
Now go back to the “LOGS” to see the result.
Now let’s try disabling the Log Add in the Settings.
Go back to the uAdmin dashboard. Click on “TODOS” model and add another data inside it.
Result
Now go back to the “LOGS” to see the result.
As you can see, the log content remains the same. Well done!
See Log Read for the continuation.
Log Delete¶
Log Delete adds a log when a record is deleted.
Default Value: 1
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.LogDelete
Before you proceed to this example, see Log Edit.
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, enable the Log Delete then click Save button on the bottom right corner.
Now go back to the uAdmin dashboard.
From here, click on “LOGS”.
Suppose that you have this record in your logs as shown below:
Go back to uAdmin dashboard then select “TODOS”.
Select any of your existing data that you wish to delete (e.g. Washing the dishes)
Now go back to the “LOGS” to see the result.
Now let’s try disabling the Log Delete in the Settings.
Go back to the uAdmin dashboard. Click on “TODOS” model and delete the remaining data (e.g. Read a book).
Now go back to the “LOGS” to see the result.
As you can see, the log content remains the same. Well done!
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Log Edit¶
Log Edit adds a log when a record is edited.
Default Value: 1
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.LogEdit
Before you proceed to this example, see Log Read.
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, enable the Log Edit then click Save button on the bottom right corner.
Now go back to the uAdmin dashboard.
From here, click on “LOGS”.
Suppose that you have this record in your logs as shown below:
Go back to uAdmin dashboard then select “TODOS”.
Select any of your existing data (e.g. Build a robot)
Change it to “Assembling the CPU” for instance.
Result
Now go back to the “LOGS” to see the result.
Now let’s try disabling the Log Edit in the Settings.
Go back to the uAdmin dashboard. Click on “TODOS” model and modify any of your existing data (e.g. Assembling the CPU).
Change it to “Washing the dishes” for instance.
Result
Now go back to the “LOGS” to see the result.
As you can see, the log content remains the same. Well done!
See Log Delete for the continuation.
Log HTTP Requests¶
Logs http requests to syslog
Default Value: 1
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.LogHTTPRequests
Log Read¶
Log Read adds a log when a record is read.
Default Value: 0
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.LogRead
Before you proceed to this example, see Log Add.
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, enable the Log Read then click Save button on the bottom right corner.
Now go back to the uAdmin dashboard.
From here, click on “LOGS”.
Suppose that you have this record in your logs as shown below:
Go back to uAdmin dashboard then select “TODOS”.
Select any of your existing data.
Result
Now go back to the “LOGS” to see the result.
Now let’s try disabling the Log Read in the Settings.
Go back to the uAdmin dashboard. Click on “TODOS” model and add select any of your existing data.
Result
Now go back to the “LOGS” to see the result.
As you can see, the log content remains the same. Well done!
See Log Edit for the continuation.
Log Trail¶
Log Trail stores Trail logs to syslog.
Default Value: 0
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.LogTrail
Max Image Width¶
Max Image Width sets the maximum width of an image.
Default Value: 800
Data Type: Integer
Code: uAdmin.MaxImageWidth
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, set the Max Image Width to 360 pixels and the Max Image Height to 240 pixels. Click Save on the bottom right corner afterwards.
uAdmin has a feature that allows you to customize your own profile. In order to do that, click the profile icon on the top right corner then select admin as highlighted below.
By default, there is no profile photo inserted on the top left corner. If you want to add it in your profile, click the Choose File button to browse the image on your computer.
Let’s pick a photo that surpasses the MaxImageWidth and MaxImageHeight values.
Once you are done, click Save Changes on the left corner and refresh the webpage to see the output.
As expected, the profile pic will be uploaded to the user profile that automatically resizes to 360x240 pixels.
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Logo¶
Logo is the main logo that shows on uAdmin UI.
Default Value: “/static/uadmin/logo.png”
Data Type: Image
Code: uAdmin.Logo
Suppose you have logo.png file in your custom folder.
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, click the Browse button in the Logo field.
Go to the path where your logo.png file is located. Click Save button afterwards and see the results below.
Max Image Height¶
Max Image Height sets the maximum height of an image.
Default Value: 600
Data Type: Integer
Code: uAdmin.MaxImageHeight
See Max Image Width for the example.
Max Upload File Size¶
Max Upload File Size is the maximum upload file size in bytes.
1MB = 1024 * 1024
Default Value: 26214400
Data Type: Integer
Code: uAdmin.MaxUploadFileSize
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, set the Max Upload File Size value to 1 MB. It is 1 multiplied by 1024 (Kilobytes) multiplied by 1024 (Bytes) = 1048576 Bytes.
Now go to your profile and upload an image that exceeds the Max Upload File Size limit. If you click Save changes…
The profile picture has failed to upload in the user profile because the file size is larger than the limit.
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Optimize SQL Query¶
Optimize SQL Query selects columns during rendering a form a list to visible fields.
Default Value: 1
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.OptimizeSQLQuery
Enable
Disable
OTP Algorithm¶
OTP Algorithm is the hashing algorithm of OTP. Other options are sha256 and sha512.
Default Value: sha1
Data Type: String
Code: uAdmin.OTPAlgorithm
You can apply any of these in Settings.
OTP Digits¶
OTP Digits is the number of digits for the OTP.
Default Value: 6
Data Type: Integer
Code: uAdmin.OTPDigits
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, set the OTP Digits value to 8. Click Save button on the bottom right corner afterwards.
Make sure that OTP Required on the account you are using is enabled in the User model.
Logout your account, relogin your account, and check your terminal afterwards to see the OTP verification code assigned by your system.
[ INFO ] User: admin OTP: 90401068
As shown above, it has 8 OTP digits.
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OTP Period¶
OTP Period is the number of seconds for the OTP to change.
Default Value: 30
Data Type: Integer
Code: uAdmin.OTPPeriod
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, set the OTP Period to 10 seconds. Click Save button on the bottom right corner afterwards.
Make sure that OTP Required on the account you are using is enabled in the User model.
Logout your account, relogin your account, and check your terminal afterwards to see how the OTP code changes every 10 seconds by refreshing your browser.
// Before refreshing your browser
[ INFO ] User: admin OTP: 433452
// After refreshing your browser in more than 10 seconds
[ INFO ] User: admin OTP: 185157
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OTP Skew¶
OTP Skew is the number of minutes to search around the OTP.
Default Value: 5
Data Type: Integer
Code: uAdmin.OTPSkew
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, set the OTP Skew value to 2 minutes. Click Save button on the bottom right corner afterwards.
Make sure that OTP Required on the account you are using is enabled in the User model.
Logout your account, relogin your account, and check your terminal afterwards to see the OTP verification code assigned by your system. Wait for more than two minutes and check if the OTP code is still valid.
After waiting for more than two minutes,
It redirects to the same webpage which means your OTP code is no longer valid.
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Page Length¶
Page Length is the list view max number of records.
Default Value: 100
Data Type: Integer
Code: uAdmin.PageLength
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, assign the Page Length value to 4.
Go to the Item model. Inside it you have 6 total elements. The elements in the item model will display 4 elements per page.
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Password Attempts¶
Password Attempts is the maximum number of invalid password attempts before the IP address is blocked for some time from using the system.
Default Value: 5
Data Type: Integer
Code: uAdmin.PasswordAttempts
Password Timeout¶
Password Attempts is the maximum number of invalid password attempts before the IP address is blocked for some time from using the system.
Default Value: 5
Data Type: Integer
Code: uAdmin.PasswordTimeout
Port¶
Port is the port used for http or https server.
Default Value: 8080
Data Type: Integer
Code: uAdmin.Port
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, apply 8000 as a port number. Click Save button on the bottom right corner afterwards.
Rebuild your application. Check your terminal to see the result.
[ OK ] Initializing DB: [13/13]
[ OK ] Synching System Settings: [51/51]
[ OK ] Server Started: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8000
___ __ _
__ __/ | ____/ /___ ___ (_)___
/ / / / /| |/ __ / __ __ \/ / __ \
/ /_/ / ___ / /_/ / / / / / / / / / /
\__,_/_/ |_\__,_/_/ /_/ /_/_/_/ /_/
In the Server Started, it will redirect you to port number 8000.
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Public Media¶
Public Media allows public access to media handler without authentication.
Default Value: 0
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.PublicMedia
For instance, my account was not signed in.
And you want to access travel.png inside your media folder.
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, enable the Public Media then click Save button on the bottom right corner.
Logout your account. Access the image path in the URL to see the result.
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Rate Limit¶
Rate Limit is the maximum number of requests/second for any unique IP.
Default Value: 3
Data Type: Integer
Code: uAdmin.RateLimit
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, assign the rate limit to 1. Click Save button on the bottom right corner afterwards.
Now go back to the uAdmin dashboard.
From here, hold the Ctrl Key on your keyboard then click any dashboard menu in the form really fast to add in a new tab and see what happens.
The title bar name looks different in the last two tabs. Click any of them to see the result.
The website is crashed as expected. In fact that our rate limit is 1, it might take a long time to bring the website back to normal. To increase the recovery rate, adjust the rate limit to a higher value (e.g. 100) in the Settings.
Do the same process as shown above. Afterwards, click any button in the form and you will see that the website is back to normal much faster.
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Rate Limit Burst¶
Rate Limit Burst is the maximum number of requests for an idle user.
Default Value: 3
Data Type: Integer
Code: uAdmin.RateLimitBurst
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, assign the rate limit burst to 3. Click Save button on the bottom right corner afterwards.
Now go back to the uAdmin dashboard.
From here, hold the Ctrl Key on your keyboard then click any dashboard menu in the form really fast to add in a new tab and see what happens.
The title bar name looks different in the last two tabs. Click any of them to see the result.
The website is crashed because our request exceeds the limit that we have assigned.
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Report Time Stamp¶
Report Time Stamp set this to true to have a time stamp in your logs.
Default Value: 0
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.ReportTimeStamp
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, enable the Report Time Stamp then click Save button on the bottom right corner.
Rebuild your application. Check your terminal to see the result.
[ OK ] Initializing DB: [13/13]
[ OK ] Synching System Settings: [51/51]
2018/11/07 08:52:14 [ OK ] Server Started: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080
___ __ _
__ __/ | ____/ /___ ___ (_)___
/ / / / /| |/ __ / __ __ \/ / __ \
/ /_/ / ___ / /_/ / / / / / / / / / /
\__,_/_/ |_\__,_/_/ /_/ /_/_/_/ /_/
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Reporting Level¶
ReportingLevel is the standard reporting level.
There are 9 different levels:
DEBUG = 0
WORKING = 1
INFO = 2
OK = 3
WARNING = 4
ERROR = 5
CRITICAL = 6
ALERT = 7
EMERGENCY = 8
Default Value: 0
Data Type: Integer
Code: uAdmin.ReportingLevel
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, set the Reporting Level to 1 to show that the debugging process is working. Click Save button on the bottom right corner afterwards.
Rebuild your application. Check your terminal to see the result.
[ OK ] Initializing DB: [13/13]
[ OK ] Synching System Settings: [51/51]
[ OK ] Server Started: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080
___ __ _
__ __/ | ____/ /___ ___ (_)___
/ / / / /| |/ __ / __ __ \/ / __ \
/ /_/ / ___ / /_/ / / / / / / / / / /
\__,_/_/ |_\__,_/_/ /_/ /_/_/_/ /_/
What if I set the value to 5?
Result
[ OK ] Initializing DB: [13/13]
[ OK ] Synching System Settings: [51/51]
___ __ _
__ __/ | ____/ /___ ___ (_)___
/ / / / /| |/ __ / __ __ \/ / __ \
/ /_/ / ___ / /_/ / / / / / / / / / /
\__,_/_/ |_\__,_/_/ /_/ /_/_/_/ /_/
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Quiz:
Restrict Session IP¶
Restrict Session IP is to block access of a user if their IP changes from their original IP during login.
Default Value: 0
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.RestrictSessionIP
Enable
Disable
Retain Media Versions¶
Retain Media Versions is to allow the system to keep files uploaded even after they are changed. This allows the system to “Roll Back” to an older version of the file.
Default Value: 1
Data Type: Boolean
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, disable the Retain Media Versions then click Save button on the bottom right corner.
Now go back to the uAdmin dashboard.
From here, go to the Category model then click Add New Category button on the top right corner of the screen. Let’s add a new record that includes the uploaded file from your computer (e.g. Windows Installation.pdf).
Result:
From your project folder, go to /media/files/(generated_folder_name)/. As expected, the “Windows Installation.pdf” file was saved on that path.
Go back to your application and click the existing record that you have (e.g. Installation).
Now update the file on that record (e.g. PDF file to ODT file).
Result:
From your project folder, go to /media/files/(generated_folder_name)/. As expected, the “Windows Installation.pdf” file was updated from “Windows Installation.pdf” to “Windows Installation.odt” on the same folder.
Now let’s try enabling the Retain Media Versions in the Settings.
Go back to the uAdmin dashboard then go to the Category model. Update the file of the Installation record back to PDF.
Result:
From your project folder, go to /media/files/ path. Inside it, there are two generated folders that means the old version of the file is kept and the new version was saved in the different folder.
Quiz:
Root URL¶
Root URL is where the listener is mapped to.
Default Value: /
Data Type: String
Code: uAdmin.RootURL
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, assign the RootURL value as /admin/. Click Save button on the bottom right corner afterwards.
Rebuild your application and go to the home page with the RootURL in the address bar to see the result.
Quiz:
Site Name¶
Site Name is the name of the website that shows on title and dashboard.
Default Value: uAdmin
Data Type: String
Code: uAdmin.SiteName
Run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, assign the SiteName value as Todo List. Click Save button on the bottom right corner afterwards.
Now go back to the uAdmin dashboard.
Result
Quiz:
System Metrics¶
System Metrics enables uAdmin system metrics to be recorded.
Default Value: 0
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.SystemMetrics
Theme¶
Theme is the name of the theme used in uAdmin.
Default Value: default
Data Type: String
Code: uAdmin.Theme
From your project folder, click on “templates”.
Inside templates, click on “uadmin”.
Create a new folder named “custom”.
Inside custom folder, create a new file named “home.html”.
Inside home.html file, apply the following codes below to display a header that shows “Welcome to Home Page”.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="ie=edge">
<title>Home Page</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>Welcome to Home Page</h1>
</body>
</html>
Now run your application and login your account. From uAdmin dashboard, click the wrench icon located on the top right.
In the Settings, assigns the theme name as “custom”. “custom” is the name of the folder inside the templates/uadmin path that uAdmin will run when the user starts the server. Click Save button on the bottom right corner afterwards.
Rebuild your application to see the result.
Quiz:
Trail Logging Level¶
Trail Logging Level is the minimum level to be logged into syslog.
Default Value: 2
Data Type: Integer
Code: uAdmin.TrailLoggingLevel
User Metrics¶
User Metrics enables the user metrics to be recorded.
Default Value: 0
Data Type: Boolean
Code: uAdmin.UserMetrics


Since Held and Hou’s seminal 1980 paper, the theory for the time-mean Hadley cells has largely treated the cells as axisymmetric (lacking any variations in longitude), steady (lacking any variations in time), and angular momentum conserving (lacking in the free troposphere any vertical or horizontal variations in absolute angular momentum). By combining the angular-momentum-conserving (AMC) zonal wind profile with assumptions about temperature continuity and energy conservation across the cells’ expanse, Held and Hou developed a prognostic, quantitative theory for the width of the Hadley cells and a measure of its heat transport in their famous “equal-area” model.
In this paper, we attempt to draw attention to a lesser-appreciated result from that paper and those that follow, namely Hide’s Theorem as a lower bound on the /extent/ of the Hadley circulation. Hide’s theorem is well known among atmospheric dynamicists as a useful explanation for the /emergence/ of the cells (i.e. why they exist at all), but its utility as a lower bound on cell extent has largely been overlooked. Instead, those appealing to axisymmetric theory typically appeal to the aforementioned “equal-area” model (and Lindzen and Hou’s extension of it to off-equatorial forcing maxima, i.e. solsticial seasons). However, the equal-area model behaves rather poorly as the prescribed equilibrium temperature maximum is moved sufficiently far off equator, and except for in the on-equator case in the small-angle limit, it doesn’t permit of an analytical solution.
By contrast, the minimal cell extent metrics that emerge from Hide’s theorem can be computed analytically given virtually /any/ equilibrium temperature profile (since it only requires taking derivatives as opposed to integrals in the equal-area model).


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If you are already using the requests library, it's convenient to also use it here:
# using requests:
import requests
requests.get("PING_URL")
Otherwise, you can use the urllib standard module.
# urllib with python 3.x:
import urllib.request
urllib.request.urlopen("PING_URL")
# urllib with python 2.x:
import urllib
urllib.urlopen("PING_URL")
You can include additional diagnostic information in the in the request body (for POST requests):
# Passing diagnostic information in the POST body:
import requests
requests.post("PING_URL", data="temperature=-7")


The2018Thing
For the full code repository, see here
What is The2018Thing?
The2018Thing is the collection of programs that controls the L&N STEMpunks Robot, QBit. QBit was built for the 2018 game FIRST Power Up. (see more details in this video)
It creates a driveable 6-wheel chassis, with the capability of PID, autonomous control, and turn control. In addition, it powers the picking up mechanism that you can see in the picture above.
What is The2018Thing made in?
The2018Thing was written in Python3, using the RobotPy library. Python is not an officially supported language by FIRST, but RobotPy is a community-made wrapper of the C++ code that is updated regularly and is very stable.
The Programming Team (Cade Brown, Logan O’Neal, Jessica Motto, and I) created this codebase over the course of the 6-week build season. We experimented with various ideas before settling on the finished product.
We did work on some rudimentary vision processing early on in the build season, but not much came of it, especially since our Robot was not able to utilize it in any sufficient way.
Code Organization
As a standard L&N STEMpunks project, this repo folllows the Command-Based framework, a technique of separating the robot into passive Subsystems and Commands. Subsystems are the various parts of the robot (mostly collections of hardware), such as the drivetrain, the mechanism, the sensors, and more. Commands are programs that call the subsystems to do things, such as going forward, autonomous commands, and more.
PID
Our autonomous programs use a very complex mathematical concept called PID, or Proportional-Integral-Derivative, which uses calculus to follow a setpoint and oscillate towards it. (FYI, at the time of this post, I don’t know anything about calculus) We use the sensor data from our encoders to measure how far we are, and set a setpoint for how far we want to go. This is the backbone for our auto programs, giving us very refined movement capabilities. Normally, the encoders are the linchpin in all of this, and if they don’t work, the robot does not function properly.
We also use PID for our drivetrain. Although it sounds strange, when we push our robot forward with two joysticks (one for left wheels and another for the right), we often start drifting. This is caused by mechanical malfunctions that happen as the robot gets used more and more. Our program basically averages the two sides of the drivetrain to allow for straight driving.
The final area we use PID is in the area of sensors. As you may or may not know, sensors are not always completely accurate. Due to their sensitivity, they often have noise. For example, encoder values can always change, even if the robot is at a stop. We balance this noise for sensors like the encoders and our gyroscope with PID.
Final Thoughts
I learned a few new things while writing this. I learned how to coordinate with other programmers, reach out into the community, while still not being afraid of failing. I’m writing this just a few days before the new build season starts, so I hope to write more of these.


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Started my doctoral studies at Queen's University (School of Computing) at Kingston, Ontario, Canada.


For more info please check the components's official demos & documentation
demos & documentation
Angular Material's stepper provides a wizard-like workflow by dividing
content into logical steps.
Content 1
Content 2
The only difference is the orientation of stepper.
<mat-horizontal-steppert>
selector can be used to
create a horizontal stepper
Content 1
Content 2
Done
You are now done.


This sample demonstrates a simple app running inside a sandbox that prints information about files or directories specified from the command line. It has an adef
with an executables section, and cdef
with sources section.
Run this to install the sample app:
$ cd apps/sample/commandLine $ make wp85 $ instapp fileInfo.wp85.update <ip address>
If you're using an AR7 module in your target, substitute ar7
for wp85.
This sample app takes a command with a list of file/directory paths, and accepts additional options like -x
or –max-count
.
See
Create Apps
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Hello there, I'm Marisa Kirisame!
I'm a second year (counting from 0) utah phd student, being advised by
Pavel Panchekha.
I work at the intersection between Programming Language and System. I am currently working on software caching and rematerialization.
Selected Publications:
Dynamic Tensor Rematerialization
Marisa Kirisame, Steven Lyubomirsky, Altan Haan, Jennifer Brennan, Mike He, Jared Roesch, Tianqi Chen, Zachary Tatlock
ICLR 2021 (
Spotlight)
Latest news: MemBalancer had been accepted to OOPSLA!


**** = perfection *** = good, not great ** = not good, not bad - merely acceptable * = not acceptable yet not horrid - merely very bad ZERO = horrid - avoid at all costs 1/2 = icing on the cake
Released 1996 A Woody Allen film, "Everyone Says I Love You". Starring: Alan Alda, Woody Allen, Drew Barrymore, Lukas Haas, Goldie Hawn, Gaby Hoffman, Natasha Lyone, Edward Norton, Natalie Portman, Julia Roberts, Tim Roth, David Ogden Stiers, Scotty Bloch, Patrick Chranshaw, Billy Crudup, Trude Klein, Robert Knepper Rating: **1/2 Letter grade: B-
Everyone Says I Love You begins quaint and charming; two young lovers struggle to sing Just You, Just Me, to modest results. Well, it's the thought that matters. The pace picks up quickly as the young DJ introduces herself. "We're not your normal family from a musical comedy" she explains. Nope. And ESILY isn't your normal musical either; it isn't so much a musical as an homage to musicals. Mr. Allen clearly loves the genre, but his love song towards it bears mixed results. There are inspired moments to be sure; Making Whoopee is sung in a hospital, there's a ghostly musical number, and a couple big laughs along the way. Allen moves his camera around hesitatively imatating the manner in which old boisterous MGM musicals watched their stars. All this is fine; this is Wody Allen, not Stanley Donnen and Alan Alda not Gene Kelley. But ESILY isn't really the attempt to revive musicals it was supposed to be; rather it's just a smile at old times - the equivalent of a "wish you were here" postcard. It begins first rate; as I watched I thought to myself: this could be a great film. But somewhere along the way Allen loses track. After Drew Barrymore leaves Tim Roth I realized that it's a one joke movie and the joke is on the movies people; they are pale and shallow silly things that move from one date to the next not thinking back.They are only one dimensional and we never quite feel close enough to them for it to work. That's not to say that this is bad; it's well crafted and paced but it is lacking in a soul. The dialogue isn't really crisp. In fact, I believe that this is something of a low point for the movie musical. Allen - holding in his hands the entire genre - walks a fine line between quiet comedy and self parody. All the contents are here; it's the magic that's missing. ESILY runs short at 1:40. While it's never really boring or overlong you might yawn once or twice - like me. While it's enjoyable I have mostly mixed feelings towards it. I love musicals with all my heart - I really do - but I still don't quite like this; it left me with an uneasy, unsatisfied feeling. I can't quite reccemond except to a fellow musical lover to whom I warn it's not really that great. It is rated R, for some minor cursing and one sexual situaation, but otherwise it's fine for the family. I give it **1/2 and B-.
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We did a brief introduction to design thinking and its concepts. We also had tackled the food issue in campus and came up with solutions using the design thinking concepts.
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Week 4 @ DBC
February 15th, 2016
Array
What is an array? Well, an array holds a collection of items. It is simply a list. This list can include numbers (as integers or decimals), boolean statements (true or false), or strings (any text, like "Bob" or "Sally").
Let's think about a grocery list. If you wanted to list all of the items to shop for, you would have a collection of store bought items that you would need to write down. But, don't you need to include the quantity of each of those items. And aren't each of those quantities directly tied to the item itself? Can an array contain that information?
Arrays of Arrays
If an array can contain 2 items, can each of those items be an array? Yes. List A could be ["bananas", "apples"]. If list B included quantities, it would need to look like this [["bananas",6],["apples",3]]. Is there an easier way to store this information? I can't imagine it's easy to access, update or remove information from this list.
Hashes
A hash is a collection of key-value pairs. And it accomplishes exactly what we're setting out to do with a grocery list. If our grocery items are unique keys, then each key has a value that is directly tied to that key. A hash would look like this: {"bananas" => 6, "apples" => 4}. This list is not only easier to read, but also can be accessed and updated more readily.


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Hello, Gifler!
Getting started is easy! Just call the gifler function to load a GIF. Then run the animation in a canvas using the .animate() method. The method .animate() accepts a canvas DOM element or a string selector to a canvas element.
gifler('assets/gif/run.gif').animate('canvas.running-pikachu')
Custom Rendering
Gifler makes it easy to manipulate the underlying frames from the GIF. Just call the .frames() method with a canvas selector and a callback that will be called when each frame should be renderd. Gifler handles all the timing calculations and GIF transition logic. Just put the pixels you want to see into the canvas.
var frames = 0;
function onDrawFrame(ctx, frame) {
// Match width/height to remove distortion
ctx.canvas.width = ctx.canvas.offsetWidth;
ctx.canvas.height = ctx.canvas.offsetHeight;
// Determine how many pikachus will fit on screen
var n = Math.floor((ctx.canvas.width)/150)
for(var x = 0; x < n; x++) {
// Draw a pikachu
var left = x * 150;
ctx.globalCompositeOperation = 'source-over';
ctx.drawImage(frame.buffer, frame.x + left, frame.y, 150, 100);
// Composite a color
var hue = (frames * 10 + x * 50) % 360;
ctx.globalCompositeOperation = 'source-atop';
ctx.fillStyle = 'hsla(' + hue + ', 100%, 50%, 0.5)';
ctx.fillRect(left, 0, 150, this.height);
}
frames++;
}
// Load the GIF, set custom frame render function
gifler('assets/gif/run.gif')
.frames('canvas.rainbow-pikachus', onDrawFrame);
Play/Pause Control
With access to Gifler''s animator, you can stop and start the animation with ease. When running, the animator will automatically compensate for canvas render time when computing when to draw the next GIF frame.
Try clicking the animation below to start/stop it.
Try clicking the animation below to start/stop it.
gifler('assets/gif/run.gif')
.animate('canvas.play-pause')
.then(function(animator) {
$('canvas.play-pause').click(function(){
if(animator.running()){
animator.stop();
} else {
animator.start();
}
});
});


.btn
can be turned into a dropdown toggle with some
markup changes. Here’s how you can put them to work with either <button>
elements.
.dropdown-toggle-split
for proper spacing around the dropdown caret.
disabled
attribute on dropdownToggle
to disable
the toggle.
.dropdown-menu-right
to a
dropdownMenu
to right align the dropdown menu.
.dropup
to the
parent element.


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Access to PII (option out - optout)
For other PII, we make good faith efforts to provide you with access to such PII so you can request that we correct or delete the PII we have about you. We may decline to process requests that are unreasonably repetitive, require disproportionate technical effort, jeopardize the privacy of others, are extremely impractical, or for which access is not otherwise required by local law. Access, correction, or deletion requests can be made by contacting<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Children
We do not knowingly collect PII from children under 13. If we learn that we have collected the PII of a child under 13, we will take steps to delete the information as soon as possible.
Location-Based Services
In order to provide better user experience and give a more personal approach to the gameplay, our service uses location information. We may use location information to improve and personalise our Services for you. We also use location information to help us develop, deliver, and improve our Services.
International Users
Information you provide may be transferred or accessed by entities around the world as described in this Privacy Policy. If you’re located outside the United States and choose to provide your PII to us, we may transfer your PII to the EU region and process it there. Your use of the Services followed by your submission of any PII represents your agreement to that transfer.
Our Commitment to Your Privacy
We take reasonable measures to protect the information that we collect from or about you (including your PII) from unauthorized access, use or disclosure. Please be aware, however, that no method of transmitting information over the Internet or storing information is completely secure. Accordingly, we cannot guarantee the absolute security of any information.
HeroCam may update its Privacy Policy from time to time. Any information that we collect is subject to the privacy policy in effect at the time such information is collected. When we change the policy in a material way, we’ll notify you of such changes by posting them on the Services or by sending you an email or other notification, and we’ll indicate when such changes will become effective. a notice will be posted on our website along with the updated Privacy Policy.