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The encryption package will handle the PDF document security handlers and the functionality of pluggable security handlers.


Two layouts are officially supported, and both have the same basic HTML structure.
Use a Vertical layout if your application content needs to grow along the y-axis (pushing the footer down past the bottom of the viewport).
.hxVertical
class to the document body
(<body class="hxVertical">
).
Use a Horizontal layout if your application content needs to grow across the x-axis (keeping the footer visible at all times).
.hxHorizontal
class to the document body
(<body class="hxHorizontal">
).
The stage is the area between the head and footer. It houses the applicaton content, left-hand navigation, and side rail containers.
stage
to apply layout CSS.
<nav>
element.
nav
to apply layout CSS.
<main>
element.
content
to apply layout CSS.
<aside>
element.
hxSiderail
to apply layout CSS.


Installing MRS
Installing MRS has been simplyfied considerably in version 5. However, you may still run into problems due to incompatible libraries or compilers. Please read this manual carefully and don't hesitate to contact me if you need more help.
Ubuntu
If you're running Ubuntu 10.10 or later, you're lucky. The only thing you have to do to install MRS is this:
The way this works is by using the personal package archive at https://launchpad.net/~hekkel/+archive/ppa/. And by using this PPA, you will receive updates to MRS automatically.
Once you've installed MRS this way, you can run an mrs-update of the enzyme databank to test your installation. Since the data directory is owned by the newly created user mrs-dba
you'll have to use sudo.
If this finishes without errors, you have created an MRS file called enzyme.cmp in /var/lib/mrs/mrs. Have a look at the MRS config files in /etc/mrs to see what other databanks you can create.
Installing the mrs applications
For now, MRS is distributed as an archive containing the source code, makefiles and a configure script. The first step is to install the development tools and all the libraries we need in order to build the MRS applications. We will use apt-get to install the software. The shoppinglist is:
- g++
- make
- libboost-all-dev
- zlib1g-dev
- libbz2-dev
- libperl-dev
- clustalw (this is optional)
- libarchive-dev
- liburi-perl
- libxml-xslt-perl
- snarf
- rsync
And so we type the command:
The OS will ask for your password (since we used sudo) and then it asks whether you want to install all the additional packages that are needed by the ones we typed in as well. Answer yes.
Several minutes later we have our server set up to start building MRS. We now need to download the source code. For this we go to ftp://ftp.cmbi.umcn.nl//pub/software/mrs/ and download the latest mrs-src-5.0.2b.tgz file. (Have a look at this location to find out which one is latest.)
Now we extract the tar and cd into the newly created mrs-5 directory.
Now it is time to start the configure script. MRS comes with a handcrafted perl script that does the work, you start it by typing ./configure
.
As a side-note, the command configure
can take several options that influence the way MRS is installed. If you type perl configure.pl --help
you will get a list of available options.
Now entering this configure command should print out a few lines about what it is doing and when there were no errors, the result will be a make.config file containing all the options for your machine.
We're now ready to build MRS. Simply type make
. Building MRS will take a couple of minutes and a lot of messages are printed to the screen. When everything finishes OK, you should end up with a screen like this:
When make finishes, you can type sudo make install
. This command again prints out lots of information about what it is doing, when finished your screen should look like this:
And now you have a complete MRS installation. To test it, you can create your first databank by typing the commands:
The result should be a dump of the info for the enzyme databank as created in /usr/local/data/mrs/.
And that's it. Now you may want to start configuring the mrs-config.xml and the databanks.info files. You can read more about those in the chapter about configuring mrs.
Web server
MRS comes with its own web server implementation that listens to different ports each serving different content. The default installation provides HTML for web browser consumption on one port and has serveral SOAP servers on the rest. You can specify this configuration in the mrs-config.xml file. It is perhaps very wise to put these ports behind a firewall and a reverse proxy.


Package it.polimi.ingsw.exceptions
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Exception Summary Exception Description BackToMenuException This exception is used in command line interface to find out if the player wants or needs to come back to action choice.DepotNotFoundException Exception thrown when someone fails while searching for a depot associated to a particular resource type.DepotOutOfBoundsException Exception thrown when number of occurrences in a depot is greater than its size or less than zero.IncompatibleResourceTypeException This exception can thrown when the player is attempting to move resources in a way that breaksWarehouse
rules.InterruptedActionException Exception thrown when a player is attempting to perform an action that he couldn't afford with resources currently in hisWarehouse
InvalidActionException Exception thrown when a player is trying to perform a normal action more then once in a turn.LeaderRequirementsException Exception thrown when player is trying to activate aLeaderCard
but he doesn't satisfy its requirements because of missing development cards or resources.LeaderStatusException Exception thrown when a player is attempting to perform an action over a leader card that has been already activated.MoveResourcesException Exception thrown when aMoveActionInterface
cannot be performed without violating game rules.NeedPositioningException Exception that can be thrown when a player is in aTakeResourcesFromMarket
phase and the model detects that it's impossible to settle a resource as specified by player.NoSuchResourceTypeException This exception suggests that there is no resource type linked to a certainMarble
.NotEnoughResourcesException Exception thrown when model detects that player hasn't enough resources to perform an action that requires them.PaymentErrorException Exception thrown when an error during the payment occurs.ResourceMismatchException This exception can be thrown while processing a message that requires resources analysis.StrongboxOutOfBoundException Exception thrown when number of occurrences related to a certain resource type becomes negative.WhiteEffectMismatchException Exception thrown when a player has twoEffect
of convert marble type active but he hasn't set any of them for at least one white marble taken from market.


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From here you can run attacks your infected machines and view your infected devices.
Default victim site runs on localhost:3002.
Do not run this attack on sites that aren't the victim site!
Wordlists should be in the form of one username/password entry per line (like rockyou.txt)
If a username or password file is not specified, a default file will be used.


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then create a file named assetchains.json in that directory and put this in it
[
{
"ac_name": "LABS",
"ac_supply": "350689",
"ac_reward": "0,0,800000000",
"ac_decay": "0,100000000,100000000",
"ac_halving": "129,1",
"ac_end": "128,10080,0",
"ac_staked": "51",
"ac_notarypay": "64,100000000,1000000000",
"ac_eras": "3",
"ac_cc": "101",
"ac_ccenable": "226,236",
"ac_cclib": "labs",
"ac_sapling": "1",
"addnode": [
"<IP_ADDRESS>",
"<IP_ADDRESS>"
]
}
]


I was poking around in some of the CRM libraries in the course of writing a mock CRM web service for testing purposes and I found a few interesting things that I thought would be useful to share. If you have never used the wonderful .NET Reflector you really owe it to yourself to grab it and poke around in your favorite .NET libraries to see how they work under the hood.
Anyway, on with the analysis. What I wanted to find out is how CRM knew what kind of entity was being passed in to it via the web service. If the entity happened to be a DynamicEntity, things are straightforward as there is a name field. BusinessEntity, however, has no such field. In fact, it seems to serve only as placeholder type, contributing no fields of its own. This was kind of surprising to me, as I would have thought that since every entity has a name, and every instance has an ID that we’d have some common fields here. Otherwise on the server, Microsoft would have to use reflection to figure out what we were passing.
The definition of Microsoft.Crm.Sdk.BusinessEntity looks like this:
1 2 3 4 5 |
|
Notice that there is no superclass, and it does not implement any fields – only a protected default constructor. I went to the CRM server and grabbed the .NET assemblies for further inspection. I was looking for the implementation of the ‘Create()’ web service method. It took a little guesswork, but I found the method Microsoft.Crm.Sdk.Crm2007.CrmService.Create(), which looks like the following:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 |
|
We can see that the dirty work gets done by the Create() method on an internal class called CrmServiceInternal. Let’s take a look at this method to get the details on the BusinessEntity type that we are passing around:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 |
|
So here we use a field called LogicalName, which wasn’t on BusinessEntity when we looked at it before. Looking at the argument list, it takes a single argument of type BusinessEntity, which is what we were expecting, but on navigating to the type, I realized that it was a different type altogether than what we had in the client-side library. This version of BusinessEntity derives from a BusinessEntityBase type, as follows:
1 2 3 4 5 |
|
And this base type has a field for the type of the entity:
1 2 3 4 5 6 |
|
So, by virtue of serialization, the types are effectively converted from a type in one hierarchy to one in another unrelated hierarchy. This was a great exercise in understanding what was going on under the hood, but unfortunately didn’t help me out much when creating my mock service. I might try to use the internal CRM classes for this to see where it gets me, but since I’m aiming to mock what the client sees, this doesn’t seem likely to help.
As a parting note, I’ll add that the server side implementation of the web service does not actually implement ICrmService that is presented to the client via the SDK.


Applies To
What to Check For
Verify that functions that accept format string parameters are either not used at all or are used as little as possible.
Why
C and C++ use string functions, like printf(), that allow users to pass a format for the input string. Attackers can manipulate the input parameters passed to these functions to make the function work differently. Attackers can use format string bugs to overwrite parts of the stack, corrupt memory, and crash the system. They can use this vulnerability to execute different kind of attacks such as elevation of privileges, authentication bypass, information disclosure, and denial of services.
How to Check
To verify that functions with format string parameters are used as little as possible:
- Find code that uses functions with format string parameters. Search your application for code that uses any of the following functions:
- printf
- wprintf
- sprintf
- swprintf
- fprintf
- fwprintf
- vprintf
- scanf
- fscanf
- sscanf
- fwscanf
- wscanf
- swscanf
- snprintf
- Identify whether using functions with format string parameters is necessary. Examine each piece of code that uses a function with format string parameters. Determine if it is possible to either remove this code or rewrite it without using format string functions.
How to Fix
To avoid using functions with format string parameters:
- Find code that uses functions with format string parameters. Search your application for code that uses any of the following functions:
- printf
- wprintf
- sprintf
- swprintf
- fprintf
- fwprintf
- vprintf
- scanf
- fscanf
- sscanf
- fwscanf
- wscanf
- swscanf
- snprintf
- Replace code that uses functions with format string parameters. Change each piece of code that uses any of the functions with format string parameters to use some other functions. The following functions may be used as safe alternatives on Windows systems:
- StringCbPrintf
- StringCbPrintfEx
- StringCchPrintf


Struct Texture
2D texture.
Fields
| Name | Type | Description |
_id
|
uint | |
Methods
| Name | Description |
bind
()
|
Binds the object, affecting state of OpenGL.
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create
(imageFileName, numOfChannelsToStore)
|
Loads an image and creates OpenGL texture with it.
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destroy
()
|
Deletes the object, affecting state of OpenGL. Object can't be used afterwards.
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id
()
|
OpenGL object id.
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isValid
()
|
Checks if object is not destroyed and it can be used.
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setActive
(unit)
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Binds the texture to specified texture unit.
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setActive
(sampler)
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Binds the texture to specified by sampler texture unit.
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setBorderColor
(color)
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Sets a border color of a texture (used if WrapMode.clampToBorder is set).
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setMagFilter
(filter)
|
Sets magnifying filter.
|
setMinFilter
(filter)
|
Sets minifying filter.
|
setWrapMode
(coord, wrap)
|
Sets the wrap parameter for specified texture coordinate.
|
unbind
()
|
Unbinds the object, affecting state of OpenGL, if debug=glChecks.
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createImpl
()
|
Implementation of create .
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readImage
(imageFileName)
|
Reads image from memory.
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Enums
| Name | Description |
Coord
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Texture coordinates.
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Filter
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Filter type for minifying and magnifying functions.
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WrapMode
|
Wrap mode for specified coordinate.
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001/* 002 * Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more 003 * contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with 004 * this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership. 005 * The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0 006 * (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with 007 * the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at 008 * 009 * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 010 * 011 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software 012 * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, 013 * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. 014 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and 015 * limitations under the License. 016 */ 017package org.apache.commons.configuration2.io; 018 019import java.io.File; 020import java.net.URL; 021 022import org.apache.commons.lang3.StringUtils; 023 024/** 025 *
 026 * A specialized implementation of {@code FileLocationStrategy} which searches for files in the user's home directory or 027 * another special configurable directory. 028 *
 029 *
 030 * This strategy implementation ignores the URL stored in the passed in {@link FileLocator}. It constructs a file path 031 * from the configured home directory (which is the user's home directory per default, but can be changed to another 032 * path), optionally the base path, and the file name. If the resulting path points to an existing file, its URL is 033 * returned. 034 *
 035 *
 036 * When constructing an instance it can be configured whether the base path should be taken into account. If this option 037 * is set, the base path is appended to the home directory if it is not null. This is useful for instance to 038 * select a specific sub directory of the user's home directory. If this option is set to false, the base path is 039 * always ignored, and only the file name is evaluated. 040 *
 041 * 042 */ 043public class HomeDirectoryLocationStrategy implements FileLocationStrategy { 044 /** Constant for the system property with the user's home directory. */ 045 private static final String PROP_HOME = "user.home"; 046 047 /** The home directory to be searched for the requested file. */ 048 private final String homeDirectory; 049 050 /** The flag whether the base path is to be taken into account. */ 051 private final boolean evaluateBasePath; 052 053 /** 054 * Creates a new instance of {@code HomeDirectoryLocationStrategy} and initializes it with the specified settings. 055 * 056 * @param homeDir the path to the home directory (can be null) 057 * @param withBasePath a flag whether the base path should be evaluated 058 */ 059 public HomeDirectoryLocationStrategy(final String homeDir, final boolean withBasePath) { 060 homeDirectory = fetchHomeDirectory(homeDir); 061 evaluateBasePath = withBasePath; 062 } 063 064 /** 065 * Creates a new instance of {@code HomeDirectoryLocationStrategy} and initializes the base path flag. The home 066 * directory is set to the user's home directory. 067 * 068 * @param withBasePath a flag whether the base path should be evaluated 069 */ 070 public HomeDirectoryLocationStrategy(final boolean withBasePath) { 071 this(null, withBasePath); 072 } 073 074 /** 075 * Creates a new instance of {@code HomeDirectoryLocationStrategy} with default settings. The home directory is set to 076 * the user's home directory. The base path flag is set to false (which means that the base path is ignored). 077 */ 078 public HomeDirectoryLocationStrategy() { 079 this(false); 080 } 081 082 /** 083 * Returns the home directory. In this directory the strategy searches for files. 084 * 085 * @return the home directory used by this object 086 */ 087 public String getHomeDirectory() { 088 return homeDirectory; 089 } 090 091 /** 092 * Returns a flag whether the base path is to be taken into account when searching for a file. 093 * 094 * @return the flag whether the base path is evaluated 095 */ 096 public boolean isEvaluateBasePath() { 097 return evaluateBasePath; 098 } 099 100 /** 101 * {@inheritDoc} This implementation searches in the home directory for a file described by the passed in 102 * {@code FileLocator}. If the locator defines a base path and the {@code evaluateBasePath} property is true, a 103 * sub directory of the home directory is searched. 104 */ 105 @Override 106 public URL locate(final FileSystem fileSystem, final FileLocator locator) { 107 if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(locator.getFileName())) { 108 final String basePath = fetchBasePath(locator); 109 final File file = FileLocatorUtils.constructFile(basePath, locator.getFileName()); 110 if (file.isFile()) { 111 return FileLocatorUtils.convertFileToURL(file); 112 } 113 } 114 115 return null; 116 } 117 118 /** 119 * Determines the base path to be used for the current locate() operation. 120 * 121 * @param locator the {@code FileLocator} 122 * @return the base path to be used 123 */ 124 private String fetchBasePath(final FileLocator locator) { 125 if (isEvaluateBasePath() && StringUtils.isNotEmpty(locator.getBasePath())) { 126 return FileLocatorUtils.appendPath(getHomeDirectory(), locator.getBasePath()); 127 } 128 return getHomeDirectory(); 129 } 130 131 /** 132 * Obtains the home directory to be used by a new instance. If a directory name is provided, it is used. Otherwise, the 133 * user's home directory is looked up. 134 * 135 * @param homeDir the passed in home directory 136 * @return the directory to be used 137 */ 138 private static String fetchHomeDirectory(final String homeDir) { 139 return homeDir != null ? homeDir : System.getProperty(PROP_HOME); 140 } 141}


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The UN is accusing North Korea of laundering money through a blockchain firm
NK is thought to have earned $2B through cyber attacks
by Matthew BeedhamNorth Korea has reportedly used a blockchain-focused shell company in Hong Kong to launder money.
English speaking Korean news outlet Chosun reports that the United Nations’ (UN) Security Council Sanctions Committee has been prompted to investigate the situation.
According to a quarterly report from the UN committee, North Korea set up a “shipping and logistics firm run on a blockchain platform” earlier this year to evade international sanctions.
The firm, called Marine China, was run by a single individual. The head of Marine China went by two names, Julian Kim and Tony Walker, and had allegedly attempted to withdraw money from a number of Singapore-based banks.
Kim is believed to have employed another unnamed individual whose role in the firm remains unclear.
The UN committee believes that the digital currency North Korea stole last year was converted into cash and put through at least 5,000 transactions in countries all over the world.
The UN estimates that North Korea‘s cyber hacking exploits have netted the Asian nation more than $2 billion.
How much money North Korea has laundered through this Hong Kong-based firm remains unclear. It still remains to be seen whether the UN’s suspicions are correct.


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Bolivian protest leader calls on Morales to resign
LA PAZ (Reuters) - Bolivian protest leader Luis Fernando Camacho on Sunday called on President Evo Morales to resign after the Organization of American States (OAS) could not verify the leftist leader’s victory in the disputed Oct. 20 election.
Camacho, a civic leader who has become a symbol of the opposition, said the OAS findings, which were released in a report earlier, clearly demonstrate election fraud.


What is our platform about?
Buying from huge e-commerce websites such as Amazon has many advantages, but paradoxically, users are often confused by the vast variety of products that are offered.
Users may have a rough idea about the characteristics of the product they want to buy, but they often undergo the same process of comparing similar items.
We aim to remove this redundancy and aid them in their purchases, suggesting the best or most popular products that correspond to their search.
For instance, comparing smartphones or laptops may be difficult due to the wide price range and the required technical knowledge.
With our platform, users can easily search in a graphical way the most popular products that match their needs.
Why is our solution effective?
When you look at a product on Amazon,
you may notice a small window at the bottom of the page that indicates what other products users usually buy instead.
We call it a competition relation. What do we do is just to build a network of these relations among all products for each category.
If a product is associated with many of these relations, it means that users have preferred it many times over the others.
This new way of defining popular products allows us to group them according to human-made criteria: the brand, the price or some peculiar
characteristics. But how is decided by humans, not algorithms. Just like you.
Who should use our platform?
With our platform we want to aid both customers and vendors.
Customers may take advantage of previous people's choices to decide what product is worth buying, or to get an idea about alternative items.
Vendors may explore the visualization to search competitors and see the characteristics of the most popular items in their category.
How to use it:
Choose a category
Categories are represented as a hierarchy, and you can click on the dots to navigate through it.
You can also directly type on the search bar the category that you are looking for.
On the left, the timeline shows your current category, and it allows you to undo your steps.
Green dots indicate that you have reached the end of the hierarchy, and by clicking on them, you can jump into the
product network of that category.
Explore the network
Now you are inside a category, where you can see a large network of coloured dots.
They represent products, and they are connected together according to customers' shopping trends.
If an arrow points from a dot to another, it means that users usually buy the second after viewing the first.
You can also notice some stars, which are pointed by many arrows. Those are products that have been chosen
several times over the others by customers. In simpler words, they are the most popular products in category.
Finally, you may wonder what the colours represent. They show the price of the product.
Cheaper products are shown as green, while more expensive products are shown as red. With all the shades in between, of course.
Competing products
Some products are surrounded by a coloured halo. We call them
competing products.
If you look closely, they are groups in which each product points to and is pointed by the others.
These items have very similar characteristics, and not necessarily one is better than the others.
The choice is up to you!
Searching
Of course you are not required to navigate through the network to search your product.
You can use the search bar on the top of the page to filter the network according to some keywords.
You can also use the slider on the bottom of the page to filter the products according to a price range.
Recommendations
By clicking on the button Recommendations, you can immediately see the most popular products in category, and if any,
their competitors.
If you click on the picture, the product is zoomed and highlighted on the network.


var requirements: GET_CACHE_REQUIREMENTS?
Requirements needed to be able to load cache from the device and to fetch new cache from the network.
When this property is set, the OnlineRepository instance will begin to observe the cache by loading the cache from the device and checking if it needs to fetch fresh cache from the network. All of the work will be done for you.
If the user decides to scroll to the bottom of a list, view a different user profile, or any other reason you need to change to observe a different piece of cache, just set requirements again.
If requirements is set to null, we will stop observing the cache changes and reset the state of cache to none.
RuntimeException
- If calling after calling dispose.


Founded in 2019 by Braye Brice in 2019, The Bomb Bakery & Co. is decicated to providing our customers with high-quality goods, memorable events, and extraordinary customer service.
We believe that food brings people together in a unique and wonderful way, and we're thrilled to be able to share a little slice of home with you.


About Us
SWEEPSTAKES FACTS
Each time a registered and logged in User Funds an Option, that person is entered one time into the sweepstakes pool.
Each time a registered and logged in User refers (3) friends using the send to a friend email feature the logged in
User’s name is entered into the sweepstakes a second second time and so on for each three referrals and or for each
Funding transaction
TOTAL FUNDING
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Amount of cash and Prizes Awarded
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In Unit One we completed two group design challenges which involved everyday items like newspaper and colorful plastic drinking straws.
In the Newspaper Challenge my group which included myself and Catherine worked to create the tallest newspaper tower out of the class which was structurally sound enough to withstand a fan blowing on it at a low standing from about a 24 inches away. My approach to the challenge was to create something that has a triangular foundations based off of the bridges' sound structure. My design ideas was to create a tower that looked like a stack of cards by folding the newspaper into thirds. I suggested that we put a piece of paper at the bottom to stablize the structure when were turned it up on the side to make our tower taller. We brainstormed ways to add extra height and how to attact this new extension (rolled up newspaper lengthways). I thought we could adhere this extension be creating a string with newspaper and putting it through the extension and sticking the ends to the foundation of the tower. In the end our design was a failure and the extension didn't stay in place so the height wasn't there. When placed in front of the low setting fan the tower moved back, and when the fan was on high the tower moved backwards quickly and then fell over inevitably.
This image was taken on the first day of class when we were creating our newspaper tower.
In the Straw Design Challenge we were tasked with creating a catcher for a golf ball that would bounce off the straw structure, and then land back into the design. There were some limitations to the design which were that only 3 straws could be at the base and can only use 12 straws and a foot of masking tape. My aproach to the challenge was to make a triangle based basket spaced cup with a small triangle at the bottom and a bigger triangle which is connected by some straws to make it taller. The idea behind the design is that it would be like a basketball hoop by the bottom was laced with straws so the golf ball wouldn't hit the ground. In the end my group ran out of time want were unable to complete our design making it a failure. When tested the golf ball landed inside our creation but the force of the landing caused our structure to flip to the side.
In the first image you see my group and myself working on the golf ball catcher. The second image is of all the straw designs made in the class and our design is in the middle.


A systems programming language pursuing the trifecta
Run this in a terminal
curl -s http://www.rust-lang.org/rustup.sh | sudo sh
Windows is currently a second class citizen!
curl -s http://www.rust-lang.org/rustup.sh | sudo sh
This should get you:
Open up your favorite text editor
Type out:
fn main() {
println!("Hello World");
}
Save it as "hello_world.rs" somewhere memorable
Open up a terminal and run:
rustc "path/to/hello_world.rs"
Errors I've encountered
[package]
name = "hello_world"
version = "0.1.0"
authors = [<EMAIL_ADDRESS>]
[[bin]]
name = "hello_world"
Run this in the current directory:
cargo build
fn main() {
println!("Hello World");
}
fn fib(i: int) -> int {
...
}
let john: Person;
fn fib(i: int) -> int {
...
}
fn main() {
let x = fib(10);
}
fn main() {
let x = 8i;
if x == 7 {
println!("{} == 7", x);
} else if x < 7 {
println!("{} < 7", x);
} else {
println!("{} > 7", x);
}
}
fn factorial(i: int) -> int {
if i <= 1 {
1
} else {
i * fib(i - 1)
}
}
fn factorial(i: int) -> int {
let mut counter = i;
let mut sum = 1;
loop {
if counter <= 1 {
return sum;
}
sum *= counter;
counter -= 1;
}
}
let point = (1i, 2i, 3i);
let (x, y, z) = point;
struct Point {
x: int,
y: int,
z: int
}
let point = Point{x: 1, y: 2, z: 3};
struct Point(int, int, int);
let point = Point(1, 2, 3);
enum PointResult {
Ok(Point),
Error(PointError)
}
match derive_point((1,2,3)) {
Ok(point) => println!("success"),
Error(error) => fail!(error)
}
let point = match derive_point((1,2,3)) {
Ok(point) => point,
Error(error) => fail!(error)
}
let case = match character {
'a'..'z' => Little,
'A'..'Z' => Big
};
fn factorial(i: uint) -> uint {
match i {
0u | 1u => 1,
_ => i * factorial(i - 1)
}
}
for element in vector.iter() {
...
}
loop {
...
}
while !done {
...
}
fn distance(a: &Point, b: &Point) -> f64 {
let xd: f64 = (a.x - b.x) as f64;
let yd: f64 = (a.y - b.y) as f64;
let zd: f64 = (a.z - b.z) as f64;
((xd * xd) + (yd * yd) + (zd * zd)).sqrt()
}
let a = Point{x: 1, y: 2, x: 3};
let b = box Point{x: 1, y: 2, x: 3};
println!("distance {}", distance(&a, &*b))
let digits: &[uint] = [3u, 1u, 4u, 1u, 5u, 9u];
let alphabet: &[char] = ['a', 'b', 'c'];
use std::vec::Vec;
let digits: &[uint] = [3u, 1u, 4u, 1u, 5u, 9u];
let moar: Vec = Vec::from_slice(digits);
use std::string::String;
let msg: &str = "Hello World";
let message: String = String::from_str(msg);
impl Point {
fn new(x: int, y: int, z: int) {
Point{x, y, z}
}
fn distance(&self, other: Point) -> f64 {
let xd: f64 = (self.x - other.x) as f64;
let yd: f64 = (self.y - other.y) as f64;
let zd: f64 = (self.z - other.z) as f64;
((xd * xd) + (yd * yd) + (zd * zd)).sqrt()
}
}
struct Queue {
elements: Vec;
}
trait Sortable {
fn compare(&self, other: &T) -> int;
}
impl Sortable for uint {
fn compare(self: &uint, other: &uint) -> int {
...
}
}
impl Point {
fn get_x<'a>(&self) -> &'a int {
&self.x
}
}
Under "exercises" you'll find:


We all love keyboard shortcuts, right? And we all use the command line, right? So what better than telling you all the keyboard shortcuts available for the command line!
This is super easy — just type this command:
bind -p
You'll then see a long list of all the keyboard shortcuts set up for your terminal. It may look confusing at first but \C
means the Control key and \e
means the escape key. Shortcuts with a hyphen mean you should hold down the keys simultaneously, and with no hyphen it means press the keys consecutively.
A simple tip, but you may find a shortcut that could save you lots of time. Note that this may not work on Windows unless you use something like MinGW/msys.


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Matt Aimonetti released a 1.0.0 version of his googlecharts gem which includes my URI bugfix i blogged about earlier. Me haven't had so many opensource contributions yet, feels good though.
Technorati Tags: googlecharts


E-scooter riders gather to voice frustration over ban at Meet-the-People session in Ang Mo Kio
SINGAPORE: Around 50 electric scooter riders gathered at a Meet-the-People session (MPS) in Ang Mo Kio on Wednesday (Nov 6) night to voice their frustration over the recently announced ban.
The riders, many of whom were wearing green GrabFood delivery uniforms, were hoping to meet Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, who helms the Teck Ghee ward.
A few of them had arrived at 6pm even though the MPS at Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 was only scheduled to start at 8pm.
READ: E-scooters to be banned from Singapore's footpaths starting Nov 5
READ: E-scooter ban on footpaths - 5 things you need to know
Several came on e-scooters and parked their devices at the nearby connector and void deck.
A representative from the group of riders met with an MPS volunteer, while another rider spoke to ward grassroots adviser Dr S Vasoo.
By about 9pm, only around five riders remained.
Speaking to CNA, one delivery rider said she could not do her work because of the ban.
"A lot of the (people) here ... they have children to pay for, instalments to pay for, they have house to pay for. Some of them don't even have a house, they have to rent," said delivery rider Dana.
"So, you suddenly tell us one day, the next day we cannot work. How are we going to pay all these instalments, how are we going to pay all the expenses? It's not possible, physically not possible really," she added.
Ms Kelly Lee, another delivery rider, also said she hoped the Government could help the riders with their predicament.
"(We) hope the Government can help, do something for us. We need this job," said the 46-year-old in Mandarin.
"Let us ride if we follow the rules ... How do I find a job? Today you said ban, tomorrow it takes effect. I can find a job immediately? How many can find jobs?"
She added: "At least provide us some alternatives, like giving food delivery riders wearing uniforms who use compliant e-scooters a licence to ride on footpaths."
READ: Panel recommends e-scooter users be at least 16 years old, pass theory test before riding on public path
E-scooters have been banned from footpaths, with offenders facing fines of up to S$2,000 and jail time of up to three months once the ban is strictly enforced from 2020.
The use of e-scooters remains banned on roads, although such devices are allowed to be used on cycling paths and park connector networks.
There will be an advisory period until Dec 31, during which errant users will be given warnings, to allow e-scooter riders time to adjust.
Earlier on Wednesday, Home Affairs and Law Minister K Shanmugam - who is an MP for Nee Soon GRC - said he met with 30 PMD riders who had come to see him at his MPS in Yishun.
"They explained their position, their difficulties," said Mr Shanmugam in a Facebook post, adding that while he "understood their position", he would have to convey their views to the Ministry of Transport and to Cabinet.
Additional reporting by Melissa Goh.


Tsitsipas eclipses Federer to reach ATP Finals title match
by ReutersLONDON (Reuters) - Stefanos Tsitsipas stunned favorite Roger Federer to reach the final on his debut at the ATP Finals on Saturday, beating the six-time champion 6-3 6-4 at the O2 Arena.
The stylish 21-year-old, the first Greek to qualify for tournament in half a century, soaked up everything Federer threw at him and returned it with interest to subdue the Swiss great.
Federer, 17 years older than his opponent, was unusually profligate when his chances came along, failing to convert his first 10 break points.
The 20-time Grand Slam champion made a sloppy start, botching two smashes in his first service game and Tsitsipas took advantage to break with an angled forehand winner.
Federer wasted three break points when Tsitsipas served at 4-2 then lost out in a marathon 13-minute ninth game as Tsitsipas served for the first set. Tsitsipas finally bagged the opener on his seventh set point.
Looking rattled Federer dropped serve to love early in the second set but hit back immediately to finally convert a break point. Tsitsipas showed remarkable poise though, blanking out the cheers for Federer to break again with an angled forehand.
Federer looked jaded near the end and struggled to hold serve at 3-5, but at least asked the question of Tsitsipas's nerve as the Greek served for a place in Sunday's climax.
Again Federer had break points, reaching 15-40, but Tsitsipas would not be denied the biggest final of his career and hit back to finish an absorbing clash with an ace.
Tsitsipas will face either defending champion Alexander Zverev or Dominic Thiem in the final.


pancreatic cancer cells have abundant autophagosomes
immunohistochemistry of patient pancreatic ductal adenocarinoma for the transcription factor TFE3
organoids : pancreatic tumor organoids grown in culture
Injury-activated microglia (red) in close proximity to inhibitory synapses (green) in the dorsal spinal cord
Activated microglia (green with red nuclei) surrounding an injured motoneuron (blue) in the mouse spinal cord


This demo uses Verovio to display some notation in your browser.
The music notation should follow the ABC format.
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Dominik Schörkhuber
Eat. Sleep. Code. Repeat.
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Conspiracy Theory A film review by Marty Mapes Copyright 1997 Marty Mapes
**1/2 (out of 4) The problem with a movie titled CONSPIRACY THEORY is that if you take it too seriously, the whole movie becomes a joke (like JFK, to some extent).  Richard Donner (who directed Mel Gibson in the LETHAL WEAPONs and MAVERICK) found the right balance.
 I say that Donner found the right balance because the opening sequence shows that Jerry is a nut. He's not mean or angry, just hot for conspiracies. The important thing is that the movie doesn't take him too seriously or too threateningly so he can be our sympathetic hero.
Still, Donner went too far in exposing us to Mel's character. By the time we see the tapioca in the locked container inside the padlocked fridge, we say "duh; we got it."
Soon, though, we see that Jerry is right to be paranoid. He is put through a CLOCKWORK ORANGE-type of treatment at the hands of a diabolical Dr. Jonas (Patrick Stewart). At this point, we've already accepted the movie's setup, so the problem here is no longer plausibility, but emotional direction.
As Jerry tries to escape, tense serious music plays, indicating the tone for the scene. But visually, the scene is pure slapstick: Mel Gibson is strapped to an old wooden wheelchair, eyelids taped open, moving as fast as he can (not very fast), wildly waddling his feet to roll the chair, while the incompetent bad guys slip and slide and never quite catch up. It's the Keystone Kops on acid and, with a little circus music, would be a great bit of comedy. But the music tells us it's not funny, so someone somewhere didn't do their job - either composer Carter Burwell or Donner.
Julia Roberts is worked into the movie as Alice Sutton, the object of Jerry's obsession. When Jerry is able to prove to her he's right about one conspiracy (none of the big ones, though), she teams up with him out of pity, curiosity, and professional duty (she's a public defender[?]).
The movie really hums along for a while when Jerry and Alice both flee and pursue the mysterious "them," but that pace doesn't last. Too soon, the movie bogs down in details, and for the last hour, we keep waiting for the pace to pick up like it did in the middle act. The movie was probably 30 to 40 minutes too long.
By now, there have been many other reviews of CONSPIRACY THEORY, and they are mostly unfavorable. For the most part, they are right, but they are probably too harsh. CONSPIRACY THEORY does have its moments. But you may have to sift to find them.
Check out more current movie reviews at http://www.indra.com/~mmapes/
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Peripheral Vision Test
This is a simple Peripheral Vision Test, for more information about how it works read instructions below.
It uses utility classes for typography and spacing to space content out within the larger container.
This is a simple Peripheral Vision Test, for more information about how it works read instructions below.
It uses utility classes for typography and spacing to space content out within the larger container.


TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
PLATELET AGGREGATION INHIBITORS
Several substances are implicated in the interactions, by reason of their platelet inhibitor properties.
The use of several platelet aggregation inhibitors increases the risk of bleeding, as does their use with heparins or related molecules, with oral anticoagulants, and with thrombolytics, and must be taken into account in maintaining regular clinical monitoring.
For acetylsalicylic acid, refer to the interactions specific to it.
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, p. 18
PLATELET AGGREGATION INHIBITORS CLASS CODE: B01AC-001 |
ANAGRELIDE RxNorm: 596724 ATC: L01XX3 |
Increase of hemorrhagic events |
Not recommended |
PLATELET AGGREGATION INHIBITORS CLASS CODE: B01AC-001 |
ORAL ANTICOAGULANTS CLASS CODE: B01A-001 |
Increase of the risk of hemorrhage |
Take into account |
PLATELET AGGREGATION INHIBITORS CLASS CODE: B01AC-001 |
DEFIBROTIDE RxNorm: 1311089 ATC: B01AX01 |
Increased risk of hemorrhage |
Not recommended |
PLATELET AGGREGATION INHIBITORS CLASS CODE: B01AC-001 |
HEPARINS CLASS CODE: B01AB |
Increase of the risk of hemorrhage |
Take into account |
PLATELET AGGREGATION INHIBITORS CLASS CODE: B01AC-001 |
THROMBOLYTICS CLASS CODE: B01AD |
Increase of the risk of hemorrhage |
Take into account |


The first thing to be noted about the symptoms,
which has been mentioned before and will be reiterated is,
showing any of these symptoms does not necessarily mean you are infected. On the split side,
being asymptomatic does not need to mean you are disease-free.
The most common symptoms experienced include-
Fever or chills
Dry cough
Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
Fatigue
Muscle or body aches
Headache
New loss of taste or smell
Sore throat
Congestion or runny nose
Nausea or vomiting
Diarrhea
However, on the arrival of more severe symptoms like the ones below, seek immediate medical help.
Trouble breathing
Persistent pain or pressure in the chest
New confusion
Inability to wake or stay awake
Pale, gray, or blue-colored skin, lips, or nail beds, depending on skin tone


In this tutorial we’ve discovered how to create file corruption faults for text files, however Holodeck’s File Corruption will work for any type of file. Instead of using the BrokenApp to parse corrupted flat text, try corrupting an image or audio file and loading it into Windows Media Player or Microsoft Paint.
For more information with File Corruption see the File Corruption Overview.
Further Exploration
Try setting a file corruption fault for other file types, including image files or audio files. Since Holodeck corrupts on a bitwise level file corruption for any type is possible. Use Windows Picture and Fax Viewer and try corrupting and loading a bitmap image, then try the same level of corruption with a compressed file type such as jpeg, or gif.


[SYMBOL]
[A]
[B]
[C]
[D]
[E]
[F]
[G]
[H]
[I]
[J]
[K]
[L]
[M]
[N]
[O]
[P]
[Q]
[R]
[S]
[T]
[U]
[V]
[W]
[X]
scripts, downloading
SCSI versus IDE disks
secondary indexes
security
accounts
columns_priv table
data encryption
database-specific passwords
db table
encryption application-level encryption
encrypted filesystems
hashing passwords
general guidelines
GRANT command
grant tables
2nd
fields used for matching records in
host table
LOAD DATA INFILE... command
logins
MySQL in chroot environments
networks
automatic host blocking
connection encryption and tunneling
firewalls
localhost and MySQL
localhost-only connections
MySQL in DMZs
SSL
TCP wrappers
VPNs
operating systems
passwords
privileges
average employee accounts
database administrator accounts
logging, write-only access
operations and monitoring personnel
privilege checks
revocation, limitations
system administrator account
problems and limitations
host and database matching
privileges and dropped databases
revocation of specific privileges
REVOKE command
SHOW PROCESSLIST command
source code modification
tables_priv table
user table
host matching
seek time
select privilege
serializable isolation level
server ID
server IDs, slaves
server variables displaying
SESSION and GLOBAL syntax
server-wide privileges
servers hardware, buying
health checks
masters and slaves
[See replication] performance limiting factors
CPU cache
disks
duplex mismatch
I/O channels
master and slaves replication setup
memory
memory speed
networks
redundant power supplies
replication
[See replication] tuning
bottlenecks identifying
caching
CPU bottlenecks, solving
I/O bottlenecks, solving
kernel bottlenecks, solving
load-balancing
memory needs, calculating
queries using the wrong index
temporary tables
versus query optimization
SESSION syntax
SET TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL command
SHA1( )
shared locks
SHOW commands
SHOW CREATE TABLE
SHOW INDEXES FROM
SHOW INNODB STATUS
2nd
SHOW MASTER LOGS
SHOW MASTER STATUS
SHOW PROCESSLIST
commands in output
security concerns
SHOW SLAVE STATUS
SHOW STATUS
2nd
command counters
data access patterns
file descriptors
handler counters
MyISAM key buffer statistics counters
query cache statistics counters
SELECT queries, tracking
sorts
status counters
table locking
temporary files and tables counters
thread and connection statistics counters
SHOW TABLE STATUS
SHOW VARIABLES
shutdown privilege
slave with two masters replication configuration
slaves connection to wrong master
manual data changes to
slow query log
smack file
soft updates
software RAID
spatial indexes
SQL_BIG_RESULT hint
SQL_BUFFER_RESULT hint
SQL_CACHE hint
2nd
SQL_NO_CACHE hint
SSH tunneling
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer)
status files
2nd
stock quotes, use of storage engines for
storage engines
2nd
Berkeley DB (BDB) storage engine
features
Heap (in-memory) tables
InnoDB storage engine
locking and concurrency
referential integrity
storage
mixing in transactions
MyISAM storage engine
compressed tables
Merge tables
RAID tables
storage
NDB
selecting
backups, considerations
special features, based on
transactions and concurrency, considerations
table conversions
table types, determining
transaction safe MySQL engines
use, examples
bulletin boards
catalogs
CD-ROM applications
logging
order processing
stock quotes
threaded discussion forums
stress testing versus performance testing
striping
super privilege
super-smack
[See MySQL super-smack] support-files directory
swap
systat
system administrator accounts, database privileges for
system versions
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Hi,
I've put together a build based on openEnergyMonitor. The only changes are a variable gain amplplifier, controlled over SPI, so that the ful lADC range is used as much as possible across the current range, and a 1:1 isolating transfroer, so I can run the circuit from the same AC adapter as the voltage is sampled from. I've also added a pot so I can adjust the voltage at the ADC input without changing the code - and will probably do the same for the current as well.
It's currently outputing data, via a serial<>ethernet bridge, to here:
With a photo of the (not very neat) veriboard here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/22415346@N06/5822031737/
One thing I have noticed is that the measured voltage drops significantly under load - so for instance when the fridge turns on, the measured voltage drops by ~6 volts and the power factor drops. The end rsult is while there is an increase in apparent power, there is very little change in real power. Not sure how realistic this is - will need to leave it runing and compare against my electricity meter over a few days.
There also seems to be more noise than I would like on the voltage measurement. Not sure if this is down to the use of the isolating transformer....will need to look into it.
Ben
Re: New build
Hi Ben
The voltage variation is interesting. I have not seen this even when using a welder or even worse a 8kw plasma.
Sure your PF will be affected which should give you variation in VA.
If the voltage is really dropping - you have a supply issues. Something like a loos connection or faulty breaker.
I see you had a 10kw spike today in you data and the voltage drops on both sides of this. So my guess is a loos connection that is also overheating. Or there is a measurement issue.
Clinton
Re: New build
Yes - I am a bit suspicious of that volt drop.
I'm going to check it this evening with a voltmeter on the mains. If it is some strangeness with my measurement circuit, I'll have to track it down. Scraping the barrel here, but it could be that a higher current draw is causing the bias voltage on my ADC to drift. But the AC<>AC adapter is on a spur straight from the consumer unit - and the fridge is on another.
Anyway - while it may be hard to fix, it should not be too hard to track down :-)
Ben
Re: New build
1 thing to check is your method of reading the ADC.
If you are not correctly selecting the channel you could be reading values from another register.
Otherwise the volt drop is real and there is a major problem but then you would find heats.
Re: New build
Ok....using my hoover as a test load - slightly easier to predict than a fridge pump for similar characteristics!
The house voltage stays stead as a rock when turned on. My circuit readout drops considerably.
It looks like the problem is with the MCP6S28 programmable gain amp. If I bypass it, all is fine - but without the gain.
Disconnecting the current sensing input to my ADC fixes the problem - voltage steady - but of course leaves me with no current readings :-)
Looking at the serial dumps, it looks like the voltage read at the ADC goes awry whenever the gain of the PGA changes. Not sure yet where the linkage is - since the current, which is certainly is (by design) affected by the PGA, works fine :-)
But looking at this thread:
http://forums.adafruit.com/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=11597
Looks like it may be relevant. The output of my isolating transformer is dropped down via a pot across a 1K resistor - less that the 10k output suggested by atmel. but considerably higher than the output impedance from my amp.
For the moment I've set the gain to 1 - which has reduced the resultuion of my current plots, but given me something like stability. I'll try to dig out an opamp this weekend and try a buffer for a nice low output impedance.
Re: New build
Looking at your veroboard photo, I noticed that the prog gain amp is long way from the power supply section. Do you have suitable supply decoupling close to it?
To quote from the data sheet:
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Do you have a sufficiently fast oscilloscope to see whether the amp is stable?
Re: New build
Using the lab scope, the amp does appear stable - even if the veriboard is a bit of a mess! However, you ae right a bit of decoupling can't do any harm, and may help - I'll give it a go.
Since the isolaing transformer gives a slightly distored sine at the secondary (only designed for audio frequencies really) and the and in the inerests of making things as simple as possible while debugging, I've bypassed the transformer completely and powered the board from an independant supply from the AC sampling one.
I'll try to have some time to look into it again this weekend!
Re: New build
Not sure if I understand you correctly but it sounds like you are sampling your isolation transformer and also using the same feed to supply your circuitry.
This is not a good idea and you should sample from a 2 x secondary transformer.
1 supplies the circuit, the other for sampling only. You should then get a good clean waveform.
Re: New build
Yes - I took out that isolation 1:1 transformer, as it introduced all kinds of nasty harmonics.
I'm currently running off two seperate supplies, but am thinking of trying a chassis mount 230v<>9v transformer, with two secondaries. I could use one to get my AC waveform, the other my DC supply - after rectification and regulation - keeping things as compact as possible.
Re: New build
You would probably do better to use two separate, smaller transformers (even if it costs a little more) The problem with a transformer with 2 secondaries is that the current in the coil providing the power supply is not constant throughout the mains cycle - it only flows while the instantaneous voltage is greater then that on the reservoir capacitor (+ a diode drop).
Of course this doesn't cause a resistive voltage drop in the other secondary, but it does cause a magnetic circuit drop and will still give some distortion.
Most transformers are designed so that copper and iron losses are about equal at the rated power, so using a big enough transformer will reduce this effect to a negligible size, but that's going to add weight, power and expense.
Re: New build
You are right - two supplies is the best solution.
However, one supply is far more compact. I currently have it running here:
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Running of a single kettle lead into a 9v dual secondary transformer - courtesy of a five pound note and a maplin store.
The sine wave is not perfect by any means, but neither is it terrible.
Re: New build
My compliments on a tidy, compact board.
I think I can see some flattening of the top of the sinewave, but, as you say, it probably won't matter much.
I tried a similar approach with a small, dual secondary transformer. It was OK with just the Arduino and a logger shield, but looked much worse when driving an LCD backlight (~150mA @5v), also the calibration appeared to drift with temperature
Re: New build
Hi,
I created the page openenergymonitor.org/emon/energy-monitor-pcb-xbee-support with a common and easy to use PCB.
Maybe you can add this 1:1 isolating transformer to the schematic or improve in other ways.
Thanks,
Wagner Sartori Junior


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Word Puzzle
问题描述 :
Did you heard of a little game named "Word Puzzle" ?
In the game, you will be given a rectangular grid of letters, in which several words are hidden. Each word may begin anywhere in the puzzle, and may be oriented in any straight line horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. However, the words must all go down, right, or down-right. A dictionary is also given to you, indicating the words to be found in the grid.
In the game, you will be given a rectangular grid of letters, in which several words are hidden. Each word may begin anywhere in the puzzle, and may be oriented in any straight line horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. However, the words must all go down, right, or down-right. A dictionary is also given to you, indicating the words to be found in the grid.
You task is to find the locations of each word within the grid.
输入:
There is only one test case.
The first line is two integers R and C separated by a whitespace. R (20 ≤ R ≤ 500) is the number of rows of the grid. C (20 ≤ C ≤ 500) is the number of columns of the grid.
The following R lines, each line will contains exactly C characters without anything else. Each character is in the range ‘A’ – ‘Z’.
A blank line will be followed after the grid.
The following lines, each line contains a unique word in the dictionary. Each word will contain between 1 and 20 characters ( also in the range ‘A’ – ‘Z’). The dictionary consists of at most 10000 words.
-1 means the end of dictionary.
输出:
For each word, output the "ROW COL"(quotes for clarity) pair, where ROW is the 0-based row in which the first letter of the word is found, and COL is the 0-based column in which the first letter of the word is found. If the same word can be found more than once, the location in the lowest-indexed row should be returned. If there is still a tie, return the location with the lowest-indexed column. If a word cannot be found in the grid, return "-1 -1" for the word.

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else if也是要比较两次
原来的主机不行，目前更换到了国内主机
无需用转移方程也可以解决，哈哈
这个问题别太纠结了，不同的编译器结果不一
不错的代码！
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int ans=a ;
for(int x=j-1;x>=0;x–){
if(!a ) break;
ans=min(ans,a );
sum+=ans;
}
}
求解释，，dp的思路是什么呢？
博主的C++功底真是好
目测会火
大致看了下，算法的时间复杂度没有很本性的提升，算不上高效。


Alloy 4 contains a number of utility modules that provide common operations on graphs, integers, etc. Here is a list of the modules and a short description for each module:
module util/booleanCreates a Bool type with two singleton subtypes: True and False.module util/graph[node]
Utilities for common operations and constraints on graphs.module util/integer
Utilities for using integers in Alloy.module util/natural
Utilities for using the set of nonnegative integers (0, 1, 2, ...).module util/ordering[element]
Creates a single linear ordering over the atoms in elem.module util/relation
Utilities for common operations and constraints on binary relations.module util/sequniv
This module models each sequence of elements using a relation.module util/ternary
(This module is imported automatically if your model uses the new seq keyword.
Utilities for common operations and constraints on ternary relations.


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