“DevOps is the outcome of applying the most trusted principles from the domain of physical manufacturing and leadership to the IT value stream. DevOps relies on bodies of knowledge from Lean, Theory of Constraints, the Toyota Production System, resilience engineering, learning organizations, safety culture, human factors, and many others. Other valuable contexts that DevOps draws from include high-trust management cultures, servant leadership, and organizational change management. The result is world-class reliability, stability, and security at ever lower cost and effort; and accelerated flow and reliability through the technology value stream, including Product Management, Development, QA, IT Operations, and Infosec.”
DevOps is the combination of cultural philosophies, practices, and tools that increases an organization’s ability to deliver applications and services at high velocity: evolving and improving products at a faster pace than organizations using traditional software development and infrastructure management processes. This speed enables organizations to better serve their customers and compete more effectively in the market.
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A male of the homo sapiens species will progressively resemble open meshed
utilities capable of contorting into latticed enclosures for capturing
gill-bearing aquatic vertebrates associated with a pescatarian diet, under
the condition where the interactions involving said male are devoid of
social or physical proximity to one or more other members of the homo
sapiens species with whom a bond can be forged.
A paradoxical superposition would be the most suitable logical structure
with which to describe the era in question, given that it was span of
chronological proximity during which an observer would describe the state of
society as having reached a local extremum vis-à-vis conditions
conducive to fruitful and salutary living, overlapping with an encasing of
seasoned ground meat of Germanic origin that has earned sufficient
distinction to serve as an an epochal landmark.
An adage was inscribed on an unspecified surface that I should position
myself in the general domain of the simulated experiences during rapid eye
movement sleep of unpalatable nature of my choosing.
Consequently, we persist in the forward propulsion of our buoyant
watercrafts, antithetical to the momentum of the medium fluid, and are thus
held in a continuous cycle of being motioned into the Orient.
Due to the fact that I have forfeited my immaterial spirit to your
possession, I request as an appropriate exchange that you grant me retention
of my honorable title commonly given to female members of a chivalric order
or baronetesses.
Following a comprehensive analysis encompassing my past experiences, I
assertively extol, among all undertakings associated with the release of
dopamine, the act of gathering cultivated carbohydrate-rich plants such as
wheat or rye for consumption or commerce, and moreover feel compelled to
remark the alacrity with which any person who interacts with an object will
experience mental fatigue or ennui unless said object is a bound assemblage
of inkblots on flattened fiber.
Hypothetically, I thought that my best course of action would be to conceal
my own identity by blending among those persons located at the bottom layer
of a binary search tree who do not possess the ability to verbalize
language.
I call upon the causal implicature whose antecedent is my transpired
decision to relinquish my right of proprietorship over my unitary essence of
existence and will, and whose natural predicate wherefore is that you should
contractually confer my right of proprietorship over mine own proper
appellation back to me, wherein periodic remuneration will be established as
the requisite condition for the persistence of said proprietorship.
In a tone of grave sobriety, I seal a pact vowing that my plans and
intentions for the events which will soon transpire are forborn from
involving any low-ranking personnel of a criminal gang or syndicate.
In subdividing the set of derrières into logically appeasing
categories, one can pigeonhole gluteals in twain boxes based on a singular
discriminant-like property, namely whether the backside through its
dialectic queries exhibits the perspective of one beseeching conciliation or
edification, or through its dialectic responses exhibits the perspective of
one offering denouement to the aforementioned beseecher.
In the simulated alternate branch of reality I conjured with my mental
faculties, I considered a multitude of sequences of actions by which I could
proceed, and determined that the preferential sequence of actions to follow
was one where I deceived those interacting with myself into forming a
specious cognition of my state of being, wherein I seamlessly appeared as a
hybrid of one experiencing anacusis and one bearing the closeness of a pal
or companion.
It is through a metaphorical lens tinted by a saccharine sentiment of
contentment and indulgence that the intentionally unstated happenings which
have come to fruition are recognized by the municipality exerting primary de
facto influence in the federal republic which attained its status of
prominence through aversion to altercation and belligerence, or
alternatively by the populace residing in said municipality metonymically.
It was simultaneously the superlative among coin currencies displaying
benign properties, as well the superlative among coin currencies displaying
malignant properties.
I would count it among the enterprises which I retrospectively regard as
generally welcome and congenial, that of performing interment for an object
or individual beneath the soil.
Nonspecific authors have deliberately etched lexical patterns of logographic
or abecedarian nature, the semantics of which embed a message concerning my
recommended behavior, stipulating that it should not be unlike that of an
emperor or tsaritsa when directed toward the oneirologically-generated
sequences of sensory signals frequently associated with abhorrence or
trepidation which I have voluntarily elected to designate.
On one hand, if the man navigated the air, he must be in a state comparable
to lunacy and therefore had no obligation to do so; on the other hand, if
the man neglected to do so, he must be a trigonometric function and hence
duty-bound.
One could posit no fewer than two hypotheses modeling our current state, one
being the existence of at least one eukaryotic microorganism capable of
converting carbohydrates into alcohols and releasing gaseous compounds in
the process, and the other being that the set of persons within our
immediate entourage can be considered solitary when taking into
consideration the geographical isolation sequestering us from persons not
within said entourage.
One enumerating the behaviors innate to the pertinent organism may exclude
from them the gormandizing of horticultural plots or the erection of
domiciles concealing avian offspring within receptacles of repose designated
for infants like Verdandi, and in fact may bar all behaviors from said
enumeration save for the passion-gorged oscillation of their syrinx
musculature along mellifluous progressions of inverse periods with the
intent of eliciting a favorable response from ourselves.

Regarding organisms in the ursidae family, one notes the bifurcation between
ursines that pose written or verbal requests seeking information, and
ursines that fulfill said written or verbal requests.
Regarding the locus or general vicinity thereof most pertinent to the
current discussion, there does not exist a visual-spatial depiction of said
locus on an arbitrary stemmed apparatus for grime expungement via adhesion
to humidified coarse strings. Relatedly, a generalization of this statement
is that for all loci which are considered bona fide, there does not exist a
visual-spatial depiction of the aforementioned variety.
Summarily I contend that of all enjoyable pastimes there does not exist any
which rivals the decoding of collections of semantically-enriched symbols,
and that one swiftly grows weary of any object that is not a curved metallic
grappling implement commonly used by seafaring pilferers.
Summoning an air of sedateness commonly associated with a religious
invocation or ceremony, I commence the hypothalamus-induced secretion of
apocrine fluids in response to the disquietude I feel over the actions which
I will perform or assist in performing in the time to come hereafter, as
said actions will not result in the betterment of oneself or others
according to widespread principles of virtue.
The comprehensive set of heterotrophic, motile, eukaryotic organisms
satisfies binary relationships which are commonly required by mathematicians
to exhibit three properties: symmetry, reflexivity, and transitivity.
However, there exist a plural number of members of this set which are
non-lutrine, and furthermore distinguished by possessing a variant of this
property which is of greater degree or multiplicity when juxtaposed against
lutrine members of this set.
The conclusion to the events which have transpired heretofore is the
perpetuation of our endeavors to exert momentum on our locomotion vessels,
which are vertically sustained by displacement forces due to substances that
deform under shear stress, in opposition to the red or black berry, a
process during which our locomoting apparatuses and ourselves are
indefatigably ushered in retrograde into the era of yesterday.
The creatures in question do not consume from greenhouses of the populace,
nor become exercisable as equity like stock options in granaries of corn,
and in fact engage in no other activity aside from the zealous production of
harmonic frequencies for our sake.
The day-night period following this one, and the day-night period following
that one, and the day-night period following that one, all surreptitiously
transpire in this frivolous competition of speed spanning one such period to
the next.
The hermeneutical dichotomy arose from twain possibilities. Under the
hypothetical where the male adult performed the act of violent destruction,
he was in possession of the alibi of being neuropsychotic or otherwise
perturbed. Under the alternative hypothetical where the male adult did not
align his intentions with said act, he found himself with a dearth of alibis
on account of his cognition of the state of the world being rooted in that
which is verifiably factual.
The location in question is not marked down on any flat simulacrum commonly
adorned with geometry, topography, and other cartological properties, for
the reason that nary an arboreal location is depicted on a simulacrum of
said type.
The possibility is considerable that there exists a swagger-satiated claim
about one's own virtues, though the same could be said of the
possibility that the absence of such a claim leaves our group in a peerless
state.
Three, which metaphorically denotes a cardinality that transcends reasonable
working memory, is the number of elapsed circadian periods caused by the
Blue Planet rotating along its own axis. This passing of said circadian
periods can be characterized as clandestinely encroaching on the outer
fringes of one's conscience, owing to the contemptible significance of
its rate of flow between one Latinic elder month to the subsequent Latinic
elder month.
Within the kingdom Animalia, members share a state of mutual equivalence
along one or more axes, yet select members present this property more
saliently than molecules consisting of an alkyl or aryl group, an oxygen
atom, and an alkyl or aryl group.


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PROPHET OF EVIL: THE ERVIL LEBARON STORY A Film Review Copyright Dragan Antulov 1999
In the late 1970s, small Mormon sect, led by charismatic but scrupless Ervil Le Baron (played by Brian Dennehy), begins the campaign with the intention of becoming the dominant force in the Mormon community. In doing so, any means are necessary, including violence and physical elimination of rivals. The sect seems unstoppable, until the dedicated district attorney Daniel "Dan" Fields (Willliam Devane) begins investigation and personal crusade with the intention to bring Le Baron and cronies to justice.
Based on true events, this film is just another example of assembly line philosophy that characterises American television approach to the stories inspired by real life. The result of such philosophy is gazillion of docudramas, movies whose only value is the fact that save time and resources for those viewers hungry for true-life stories, yet unable, or unwilling to spend their precious time and resources for reading books or articles. However, even in the world of docudrama there are different layers of quality. Some movies can be enjoyed by their own merit, and some can't be saved even by fascinating subject.
PROPHET OF EVIL falls within the second category. Directed by Judson Taylor, director who made more than fifty television movies in his career, it shows the lack of any interest by filmmakers. The interesting and fascinating subject of little known inter-sectarian violence in American Southwest is mostly ignored (MESSENGER OF DEATH, 1988 film with Charles Bronson, was much better in exploring such themes). What we get is the lame, predictable and sometimes downright boring story, with Brian Dennehy, usually very capable actor, making his character a third-grade caricature. Same is with William Devane, as his adversary, with boring subplots that fail to make his character human. All in all, PROPHET OF EVIL is a film unworthy of both the story and viewer's attention.
RATING: 2/10 (-)
Review written on June 5th 1999
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In a long chain of experimenting with home-made / legal drugs, I finally got around to my second time of using morning glories. I used heavenly blue, 9 grams in fact. The preparation was very tedious because I wanted to produce an effect as close as possible to acid. I was in a very very good mood (thanks to the x I had taken last night)
First, I washed the seeds to remove any pesticides. After they dried I ground them up in a coffee grinder and put it in a coffee machine, where I had about a cup of morning glory tea. I decided that it wasn't potent enough yet so I put the grinds in it and let it sit for about 2 hours. After that I filtered it and put it through the coffee machine about 2 more times. I added some sobe : green tea to the concoction (which now interestingly enough looked like coffee) and downed it. It tasted horrible. Then I ate the grinds. It tasted even worse.
Now, I began talking to some friends on the internet when I began to have a pleasant 'going up' feeling of pure euphoria. This was only about 5 minutes after I downed the tea and seeds. I began to think to myself about nothing and I got off the internet and put on some music. I watched this weird visualization thing with winamp and just sat there for about 2 hours staring at this starfield type thing.
The whole experience was unbelievably mellow. Everything felt good and I felt happier than I ever have in my entire life. As if that wasn't enough, the visuals kicked in, and it was amazing.
Suddenly from my bedroom I felt a warmth from nowhere. I looked outside and it was almost bright as daylight (what at 1 o'clock?) I stood up and walked to my window, I think I knocked over my computer but didn't even notice. When I looked out my window my view of my modern suburbia was replaced by a giant plain of green grass and trees. I walked out my window and looked back, my window was all that was left of my house, inside I could see myself staring out. I waved, I waved back and smiled, then turned around and walked into the field.
Everywhere there were birds and butterflies. Flowers that bloomed with the most vibrant colors I had ever seen. Everything was blurry, and things moved with the most unbelievable tracers I had ever seen.  I moved to my bed where I fell asleep. I have never slept so soundly in my life.
I know people will say morning glories don't work, and that this would be outright impossible, but I know what I saw, and forever ill carry this piece of heaven with me.
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Well it was during the middle of summer vacation my friend paid 60 dollars for an eighth of this really good smelling marijuana from a guy that usually doesn’t get the best stuff.  So we bought it expecting to get the same stuff that we usually get and to be high for about 1 hour. So I stayed at my friends house that night to smoke it and he had already been caught by his dad once so we had to be careful about how we did it. We started at about 11:00pm and we had an awesome glass pipe I had just bought from my friend with a nice size bowl packed into it already. My friend since he paid for it got the first hit. After it got passed to me about 10 times I was done and ready to trip out. We had smoked in all about 2 bowls and then couldn't even inhale smoke anymore so we were forced to quit.
After that I don't really know what happened we listened to a mix of songs I had made especially to make u trip out. There was lots of techno and weird stuff like English guys singing.  My spine felt like it was moving up and down through my back making it tingle, my head felt like it was flying off of my body into heaven, and my feet stayed on the ground which sort of scared me because I'm afraid of heights and looking down from the clouds was pretty high up, and I could see myself going through the ground all the way to the core of the earth. It was the craziest thing I have ever felt.
Then we realized that we had a huka party poster that reacted to a black light that we haven't even looked at yet. So we turned on my blacklight and I looked at the poster and listened to the music again. I was laying on my friends floor staring at the poster when all of the sudden there were 4 mushrooms in the corner that started moving in a circle, and all of the sudden I was sitting in this park and all these kids were yelling and I couldn't figure out what was going on. But luckily then I realized I didn’t like this and it was the song doing this to me so I jumped up and switched the song.
Then I laid back down on the floor looked up and closed my eyes. When I opened them it was morning but I was still feeling a little high so I got up and then decided we were going to go out for breakfast so we smoked another bowl and went for breakfast at the same place we work. That was a mistake because when we came back the high was pretty much done ,it had been about 3 hours and his dad had came home early, he ran into my friends room after us and opened my friends dresser and pulled out all of our weed, pipe, and a methadone pill we had just got. My friend was grounded for month and his dad never told my parents. My friend that I had got the pipe from was pretty mad because he had smoked about 4000 times out of it and now it was gone. I now have quit because this whole time I have been getting piss tested by my parents and if I fail another one I have to go to rehab.
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Introduction
Earth Engine
Science 15 November 2013:
Vol. 342 no. 6160 pp. 850-853
DOI: 10.1126/science.1244693
Large Data Co-located with Computation
128.8M km2
143 Billion 30m Pixels
654,178 Landsat 7 ETM+ scenes
➣ Long-term access to source data
➣ Reproduction of processing
➣ Specifics of relationship with partner(s)
➣ Changing business models
➣ Who are the stakeholders?
"A total of 20 terapixels of data were processed using one million CPU-core hours on 10,000 computers in order to characterize year 2000 percent tree cover and subsequent tree cover loss and gain through 2012.” - Supplemental Materials (pg 3)
Issues Raised➣ Regulatory Fit - What counts as
research with human participants.
Ethics oversight of private sector
and collaborative research
➣ Requirements for and Content of
Informed Consent - Terms of
service vs. informed consent
➣ Regulatory Jurisdiction for Global
International Research Datasets -
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jurisdictions
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and Enforcing Ethical Standards -
publishers may provide a
common ethical requirement set
PNAS 2014 111 (24) 8788-8790; published ahead of print June 2, 2014, doi:10.1073/pnas.1320040111
Commercially Collected / Third-Party Data
Kahn, Jeffrey P., Effy Vayena, Anna C. Mastroianni. “Opinion: Learning as we go: Lessons from the publication of Facebook’s social-computing research. PNAS. September 23, 2014. Vol. 111(38). pp. 13667-13679. www.pnas.org/cgi/doi/10.1073/pnas.1416405111
The Study➣ 689,003 randomly selected
facebook users
➣ Posts from friends of users
classified as positive or
negative
➣ Facebook filtered content
based on emotional content
- reducing either positive or
negative content
➣ Evaluated patterns in the
emotional content of user’s
posts following exposure to
filtered posts from friends
➣ Small inverse effect found
MIchelle N. Meyer. “Everything You Need to Know About
Facebook’s Controversial Emotion Experiment”. Wired. 6/30/2014. http://www.wired.com/2014/06/everything-you-need-to-know-about-facebooks-manipulative-experiment/
➣ What constitutes human subjects research?
➣ Informed consent?
➣ What regulatory requirements are applicable?
➣ Balance/Roles of commercial and university collaborators
➣ Who are the stakeholders?
PII & Anonymization
Sex
Ohm, Paul. Broken Promises of Privacy: Responding to the Surprising Failure of Anonymization. UCLA Law Review. August, 2010. Vol. 57(6). pp. 1701-1778
“This research unearths a tension that shakes a foundational belief about data privacy: Data can be either useful or perfectly anonymous but never both.” (pg. 1704)
“… integrating diverse data can lead to what some analysts call the “mosaic effect,” whereby personally identifiable information can be derived or inferred from datasets that do not even include personal identifiers, bringing into focus a picture of who an individual is and what he or she likes.” (pg. 8)
Executive Office of the President. BIG DATA: SEIZING OPPORTUNITIES, PRESERVING VALUES. May, 2014.
Latanya Sweeney, Uniqueness of Simple Demographics in the U.S. Population (Laboratory for
Int’l Data Privacy, Working Paper LIDAP-WP4, 2000).
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➣ What mosaic might be produced from your data combined with other data
➣ Do your “anonymized” data contain hidden unique identifiers
➣ How do you balance data release/sharing with privacy protection
➣ Who are the stakeholders?
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Questions?
Things to Consider - Recap
PII and Anonymization
➣ What mosaic might be produced from your data combined with other data
➣ Do your “anonymized” data contain hidden unique identifiers
➣ How do you balance data release/sharing with privacy protection
Again: Who are the Stakeholders?
Commercially Collected / Third-Party Data
➣ What constitutes human subjects research?
➣ Informed consent?
➣ What regulatory requirements are applicable?
➣ Balance/Roles of commercial and university collaborators
Large Data Co-located with Computation
➣ Long-term access to source data
➣ Reproduction of processing➣ Specifics of relationship with partner(s)➣ Changing business models
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Flickr user toffehoff. “Tug of War - England in Action”. https://flic.kr/p/nD2nj. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/
Jason Eppink. “Tug of War!”. https://flic.kr/p/8modPh. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/
Virginia State Parks. “Tug o’ War”. https://flic.kr/p/9QpC7C . https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/
Ed Yourdon. "Football: Jets-v-Eagles, Sep 2009 - 32". https://flic.kr/p/6VKkzS. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/
Denny Pewsey, "sand 'n shade" https://flic.kr/p/7RFCtQ https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/
NOAA Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory. "Hurricane Vortices in a Global Atmospheric Model". http://gfdl.noaa.gov/html5-video?vid=GFDL_C180HIRAM_u850&w=940&h=529&
title=Hurricane%20vortices%20in%20a%20global%20atmospheric%20model
Karl Benedict - “Evapotranspiration Tower”, “RGIS and EPSCoR Data Trends"
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➣ Volume
➣ Velocity
➣ Variety
Society at Large
Publishers and Funding Agencies
Social responsibility
The Research Community
Drivers / Stakeholders
Define stakeholders and potential areas of impact.
Pojasek, R. B. (2011). ISO 26000 guidance on social responsibility. Environmental
Quality Management, 20(3), 85-93. doi:10.1002/tqem.20292
Provide ongoing training and reinforcement of practices
A Framework for Assessing Social Responsibility
Develop strategies and technical approaches for documenting and reporting outcomes/products
ISO 26000 Core Subjects
Clearly supported conclusions.
Transparency of process & data
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Enter your passphrase or 64 character hex key.
Optionally specify your country code to ensure all available wifi channels are made enabled. For example: GB
Here you can change the default workgroup of the Windows network. This will set the workgroup to the name you want
You should change the root password before enabling this.
Enable this to block network connections on ports other than those explicitly required by Musicbox. This may prevent any additional network programs from working correctly. This should be enabled alongside other security hardening methods if using Musicbox outside of your LAN (not recommended).
To secure your device you should change the default system password to something else.
Manually edit settings.ini to change the system password again.
Set the name of the MusicBox. In this way you can create different devices on the same network (in different rooms). The webinterface is accessible via the name you use here, e.g. http://kitchen.local/, and multiple devices will show up in AirTunes. You can only use normal caracters and numbers in the name (no spaces, dots, etc). You can even have different devices with different Spotify accounts when needed.
MusicBox can automatically start playing a stream or track at startup. The URI to use can be obtained from the Streams page, the track's popup menu, or get currently playing.
The maximum waiting time (in seconds) for the system to become ready for autoplaying. If this expires, autoplaying is skipped. Some systems are slow to start and may require longer.
Set the default webclient.
Monitor and automatically restart internet streams when the network connection is restored following a dropout.
Enable streaming audio to MusicBox from iPhone/iPad/Mac/iPod using ShairPort-Sync (AirPlay).
Enable streaming audio to MusicBox from DLNA/UPnP/OpenHome devices using upmpdcli (UPnP).
Select the logging level required. Debug logging will be found in /tmp/mopidy-debug.log
Automatic detection selects USB audio if a USB audio device is found, HDMI if a HDMI device is detected at boot, otherwise analog output. Addon cards from JustBoom, HifiBerry, IQ Audio etc cannot be detected automatically and must be explicitly set.
Because of limitations with some USB-DACs, MusicBox downsamples USB sound to 44k by default. You can disable this here.
For some USB audiocards (DACs), you can enable hardware mixing of the volume.
Use this setting to let Mopidy/MusicBox scan on startup for new music files on the SD Card, USB or the Network. This could take a while! This can slowdown the boot a lot. Disable it again if your music doesn't change.
Mount Windows Network Drive on boot. Type the address exactly like this (samba mount): //servername/mountpoint/directory e.g. //<IP_ADDRESS>/musicmount or //server.local/shared/music If the mount needs a username/password, also set it (leave empty for guest-access). Don't forget to let Mopidy/MusicBox scan the contents at first boot (see MusicBox Settings section)
Depending on your file server you may need to specify a different protocol version or other options. See here for further details.
Enable playing music from Spotify. This now also requires additional credentials obtained from mopidy.com/ext/spotify
From mopidy.com/ext/spotify e.g. 1b3c56f8-2a4e-1b3d-a9b2-1d3e56f89c
From mopidy.com/ext/spotify e.g. aBcdEFGhj-jk12z3548d8sma-LKdDYvbR674GDGDa=
Enable streaming audio via Spotify Connect (librespot). ** BETA **
Enable extended Spotify browsing
Enable playing music from the AudioAddict network of sites, including Digitally Imported, RadioTunes, RockRadio, JazzRadio and FrescaRadio.
SoundCloud requires credentials obtained from mopidy.com/ext/soundcloud
Fill the token here e.g. 1-1111-1111111
Please provide your username, password to enable Google Music.
If you use 2-way authentication, you need an application-specific password.
You may need to supply a device ID. See here for more information.
Please provide your username, password to enable scrobbling music to Last.FM.
Play sound from YouTube videos (use search to find them)
Browse podcasts distributed as RSS feeds and play individual episodes in a variety of audio formats. Edit the subscription file at /boot/config/Podcasts.opml
Play radio stations from TuneIn.
Play radio stations from Dirble.
Optionally you can get an api-key by creating an account at Dirble.com. Then go to the section 'Your API-Keys' and copy the key you see and fill it in e.g 473279e3fa0e7010cbbbb40ecc31890d46e57a2e
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'Mentality' - Liverpool fans are all saying the same thing after Aston Villa comeback
Aston Villa 1-2 Liverpool reaction | Andy Robertson and Sadio Mane capped a late turnaround for Jurgen Klopp's side at Villa Park after they trailed at half-time
by Richard CusackLiverpool fans are in dreamland after their late turnaround at Villa Park.
They have beaten Aston Villa 2-1 despite being 1-0 down until the final three minutes.
Andy Robertson cancelled out Trezeguet's 21st minute opener before Sadio Mane put Jurgen Klopp's European champions ahead in the fourth minute of added time.
That puts Liverpool six points clear of Manchester City at the top of the League , Pep Guardiola's side themselves coming from 1-0 down to beat struggling Southampton at the Etihad Stadium.
And, as expected, Reds fans were full of joy at full-time and took to social media to express their thoughts on events at Villa Park on Saturday afternoon.


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18-Aug-18 04:53 AM
Tuesday, June 12, 2018 Stamford, CT USA — The financial services industry is spending about $1.7 billion per year on blockchain, as banks and other
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20-Aug-18 08:29 PM
1. Cryptocurrency, Blockchain, and The United Nations: A Chronological Tweet Storm
In 2010 the UN Commission on Science and Technology for Development [CSTD] proposed the introduction of a technology-driven universal currency.
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22-Aug-18 10:10 PM
University rankings by alumni founders raising $1m or more in the last 12 months.
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22-Aug-18 11:41 PM
Square's Cash App, which now offers bitcoin trading in all 50 U.S. states, is now more popular than PayPal's peer-to-peer Venmo app.
Cointree and Gobbill have announced a partnership that allows Australians to pay their bills using cryptocurrency.
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23-Aug-18 12:43 AM
In this brief, we highlight why Canada needs a digital identity system, how other countries have made progress in this area and the lessons we can learn from those experiences to build a system in Canada.
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25-Aug-18 10:24 PM
1/ The best kep secret in crypto is that the institutional investors are already here.
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25-Aug-18 11:59 PM
"IDC expects blockchain spending to grow at a robust pace over the 2016-2021 forecast period with a five-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 81.2% and total spending of $9.7 billion in 2021."
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26-Aug-18 12:20 AM
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has announced it is creating what it claims is the first bond entirely transferred and managed on the blockchain.
Today we make history by creating the first global blockchain bond. The World Bank has mandated the Commonwealth Bank of Australia as the sole arranger for bond-i, the first global bond to use distributed ledger technology.
Learn more: https://t.co/tieQoQ9uLe #blockchain...
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26-Aug-18 12:33 AM
Fairly big news that has gone under the radar... US investors will now be able to buy #Bitcoin through their @Fidelity accounts. https://t.co/pCwMBd7G8M
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26-Aug-18 12:50 AM
Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin anticipates new crypto value highs as successive bubbles have made the ecosystem stronger.
Last week Bitcoin dominated headlines after hitting all time highs and breaking the $10,000 barrier.
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26-Aug-18 05:50 PM
Coinbase has become ubiquitous throughout the crypto community. Now after its recent startup acquisition, Distributed Systems, it is moving aggressively into the decentralized identity space. However, its outsize influence on the industry creates privacy challenges that mus...
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28-Aug-18 10:04 AM
Deloitte’s 2018 blockchain survey reveals that the technology is gaining significantly in traction at the executive level of enterprises across diverse industries.
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29-Aug-18 01:41 PM
Square has won a patent for a POS system that allows a merchant to accept payment in any currency, including bitcoin or another cryptocurrency.
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30-Aug-18 07:29 PM
First screenshot: Upper West Side, Manhattan
Second screenshot; Upper East Side Manhattan
Third screenshot: Iran
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Startup will help Franklin County auditor's office manage the backend of a forfeiture auction
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03-Sep-18 10:00 PM
Coinbase has reviewed the world’s top 50 universities and found out that forty-two percent of them offer crypto- and blockchain-related classes.
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08-Sep-18 06:10 PM
We are innovating by allowing you to send crypto-collectibles directly from the wallet to the person you want to. You will get notifications about your transaction progress too.
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08-Sep-18 10:07 PM
In PwC’s global survey, 84% of execs say their organisations have some involvement with blockchain. Four key strategies can help them build trust and stay on a path toward successful execution.
Despite a downtrending crypto market, CNBC reports that blockchain and cryptocurrency jobs are growing in Asia. Recruitment firm Robert Walters told CNBC that the company has seen a 50 percent increase in the number of roles related to blockchain or cryptocurrencies in Asia s...
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13-Sep-18 09:01 AM
Despite a downtrending crypto market, CNBC reports that blockchain and cryptocurrency jobs are growing in Asia. Recruitment firm Robert Walters told CNBC that the company has seen a 50 percent increase in the number of roles related to blockchain or cryptocurrencies in Asia s...
84% of companies are ‘actively involved’ in blockchain systems development, according to PwC’s 2018 Global Blockchain Survey. Another study by Netscribes has predicted annual growth of 42.8% and $13.96 billion in annual revenues by 2022. “Everyone is talking about blo...
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17-Sep-18 12:07 AM
A PwC survey has identified regulatory uncertainty, lack of trust, as major factors that hamper the adoption of blockchain.
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23-Sep-18 05:59 AM
LocalBitcoin volumes in Venezuela continue to skyrocket. This is why bitcoin matters. cc @_jillruth for first flagging this a few months back
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29-Sep-18 12:44 AM
I just saw a report from the World Economic Forum, who estimate that over $1 trillion in new trade will be created through blockchain-based distributed ledger technologies (DLT) over the next decade. They also estimate it will reduce the global trading gap by $1.5 trillion. B...
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29-Sep-18 01:00 AM
Overstock.com will sell Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in Q1 or Q2 next year to take advantage of growing crypto awareness by consumers.
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New research into publicly available records shows that U.S. government agencies have tripled their investment in blockchain intelligence firms this year.
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04-Nov-18 03:13 AM
In a rare interview, the Chairman of the United States Commodities Futures Trading Commission, Christopher Giancarlo, has declared cryptocurrencies are “here to stay.” Speaking to CNBC about the current state of cryptocurrency regulation in the US, Giancarlo compared the ...
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05-Nov-18 06:23 AM
On October 16, an investor moved 29,999 Bitcoin (BTC) worth $194 million with a $0.1 fee, which with banks cost tens of thousands of dollars.
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05-Nov-18 08:20 AM
The purpose of this article is purely educational (free of market price discussion) and will exhibit different use-cases of blockchain.
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25-Nov-18 08:13 PM
https://medium.com/@matteozago/50-examples-of-how-blockchains-are-taking-over-the-world-4276bf488a4b
When talking about blockchains, we commonly think of its applications in the future. “Blockchain will solve this, blockchain will achieve…
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23-Dec-18 12:09 AM
The French Federation of Tobacco Vendors has approved plans for the country's 27,000 tobacco shops to sell Bitcoin and Ethereum.
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12-Feb-19 05:00 PM
Hacker News had its payment account banned by PayPal, raising concerns regarding political bias and the use case of uncensorable currencies like Bitcoin.
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05-Mar-19 03:08 AM
Coinbase outlines findings on the growing roster of crypto and blockchain courses at top universities and a steady rise in student interest
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11-Mar-19 09:17 PM
You know those machines at the grocery store that transform your gallon jug of spare change into more usable currency? They’re about to start selling Bitcoin . To make this impulse shopping dream come true, Coinstar, the company behind those ubiquitous change-counting kiosk...
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This app generates quick response (QR) codes from selected M-Files objects and views, to swiftly access the same items inside M-Files mobile app. That's almost all. Small, neat and practically!
Now how do i use it?
Just select the desired object in M-Files Desktop or Web Client, right click it and choose the "Get QR-Mobilelink..." function from the context menu. That will automatically generate the QR-Code to bring that content onto your mobile device, whether it is a tablet or a smartphone. Of course M-Files mobile app needs to be installed beforehand, but it is not necessary to have it open while scanning the code - any capable QR-Code reading app will do. It is especially easy with iOS, which standard camera app now has an integrated QR-interpreter. Please note that the QR-Code is printable, if you prefer to have a physical copy of the M-Files object somewhere in reach, reusable at your fingertips.
Install the app
M-Files administrator rights are required to install the app. Use M-Files Management Console to install one of the "Mobile_Connect_App_for_MF" app variants. To do this, first navigate to the desired vault that is to receive the function and select the "Applications" command from the context menu (right-click). The overview of the apps that have already been installed appears on the screen. Click on "Install..." and select the desired mfappx file for installation. The M-Files Client extension will become active for the respective user after the next login and logout procedure.
App updates
There is no separate update routine. Simply proceed as described in the section "Installing the App". It is not necessary to uninstall the app first.
How can we configure it?
Well there is not much to configure, since the app will do its job straightaway. But if you'd like to hide some of the elements and functions of the app (like this help- or the about page), you'll need to export the app from M-Files management console, unzip it and edit the "QS_config.js" file that is part of this client extension package. The config file itself is pretty self-explaining and if you read the remarks you can easily configure it to suit your needs. Now save it and zip it again to reimport it into M-Files management console. Once M-Files clients do a logoff-logon, they'll experience the new configuration!
The project on GitHub
If you like to download the latest build, you may visit the apps repository on GitHub at any time.
About this App ...
Hi there, my name is Thorsten Schwandt and I created this app.
Some of you might know me from the M-Files Partner network. Recently i was looking for a way to get objects that i opened in M-Files Desktop quickly on my mobile device and those of my co-workers without detours. So i got the idea and created this M-Files Client Extension that utilizes QR-Codes for device-spanning linkage. Since i found it to be very convenient, i would like to share this app with you and your peers for free! All source code is included. This App works with M-Files version 20.12 upwards. Let me know, if you like it! Enjoy!
What you might need this app to ...
Rapid step to open your customer record from the mobile ⇨ scan the QR and instantly call your contact from the smartphone!
Share objects, views and documents through your screen or projector with your peers ⇨ synchronizes everyone in the room. It also eliminates the need of creating paper printouts for meetings when mobiles are used
Save vault connection Urls onto your mobile without typing hassles ⇨ don't ever type those vault connection Url again!
Quickly add files from your mobile to M-Files objects ⇨ attach photo- and document captures to the QR-selected object at the drop of a hat
Connect the physical world with M-Files through QR-Code stickers ⇨ stick those to any item (i.e. machines in a factory) for quick access to M-Files metacard, manuals and other key information
Other recommended Apps for M-Files ...
Visit Electric Papers website for more information ...
M-Power TOOLS QR-Mobile Linkage - Client Extension for M-Files Desktop and Web
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Research
Approximate Computing
Outline
Motivation
There are mainly two trends that make the life of IC designers difficult these days:
- Shrinking CMOS feature sizes (technology scaling)
- Increasing demand for low-power applications
At a first glance one would say that these are positive trends. But they both have in common that the reliability of future CMOS devices has to suffer. Shrinking feature sizes result in a increasing susceptibility to soft-errors (mainly due to radiation), manufacturing defects and ageing effects. Low-power applications are usually realized by reducing the supply voltage of a circuit as it has a square influence to the dynamic power consumption. The problem is, that the propagation delay of a CMOS inverter is inverse proportional to the supply Voltage. Hence, if we want to reduce the power consumption of a circuit we either have to reduce the operation frequency (nobody wants that!) or we have to operate our circuit very close to timing violations which again results in errors in the circuit.
In general one can say that IC designers have to decide in which direction they want to optimize their circuit:
- Performance
- Power
- Area
- Reliability
This is what I call the PPA+R Trade-off.
Approximate Computing is one approach to tackle this trade-off. The idea is to relax the need for fully precise or fault-free operations in order to substantially improve the energy efficiency. Approximate Computing proposes to allow faults in the circuit to save power! Because, if one would tolerate faults within the circuit, one could e.g. further reduce the supply-voltage. One could also further increase the operating frequency, closer to or beyond the limit. One could further scale-down the technology. One could remove redundancy introduced to protect the circuit against soft errors. And so on… Approximate computing looks promising to open up a whole new range of optimizations!
Potential Fields of Application
Clearly, such an approach is not suitable for all kinds of applications. One will never be able to tolerate faults in an airbag controller, or in the flight controller of an airplane. Applications that seem to be predestined for approximate computing do come from the signal processing domain, video/audio processing, mining, and so on. In general, all applications that have:
- Imprecision Tolerance
- intrinsic Reliability
I.e., applications that interfere with the human perception or already are prone to errors to a certain extend. For instance, a channel decoder, like a Viterbi decoder, does not care if the bad signal quality is coming from noise on the channel, or from noise in the hardware of the transmitter.
Research Topics
FPGA-Based Fault Emulation
But even if one has an application that somehow might be able to tolerate faults. We have to answer important qustions prior allowing faults.
- How can we determine the behavior of the circuit in case of faults?
- How can we determine where and to what extend errors cant be tolerated?
Only an extensive circuit analysis can answer these questions. This can be done with several approaches. For instance, analytically or with software-based emulations (fault-injection). They both have pros and cons, so we decided to go for third approach -> FPGA-based fault-emulation (injection). That means we are mapping the circuit we are investigating on an FPGA (although the target-platform might be an ASIC). Actually we placing it twice on the FPGA. The first copy is fault-free and in the second one we are injecting faults.Both copies run synchronously, using the same stimuli. Hence in a fault-free case they calculate the same result. However, if we now inject faults in one circuit, we can immediately observe if the fault has been propagated to the output, by observing the outputs of the two copies.
Data-path Separation
coming soon
Global Fault Optimization
coming soon
Publications
D. May, W. Stechele, “Improving the Significance of Probabilistic Circuit Fault Emulations”, 20th IEEE International On-Line Testing Symposium (IOLTS 2014), Platja d’Aro, Catalunya, Spain, July 7-9, 2014
D. May, W. Stechele, “Probabilistic Circuit Fault Emulation”, edaWorkshop 14, Hannover, Germany, May 13-14, 2014
D. May, W. Stechele, “A Resource-efficient Probabilistic Fault Simulator”, 23rd International Conference on Field Programmable Logic and Applications (FPL 2013), Porto, Portugal, Sept. 2-4, 2013
D. May, W. Stechele, “An FPGA-based Probability-aware Fault Simulator”, SAMOS XII, International Conference on Embedded Computer Systems: Architectures, Modeling and Simulation, Samos, Greece, July 16-19, 2012
Demos
edaWorkshop 14, Hannover
DATE14, Dresden
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Functions | |
| int | arPattLoadFromBuffer (ARPattHandle *pattHandle, const char *buffer) |
| int | arPattLoad (ARPattHandle *pattHandle, const char *filename) |
| Load a pattern file into a pattern handle. More... | |
| int | arPattFree (ARPattHandle *pattHandle, int patno) |
| Frees (unloads) a pattern file from memory. More... | |
| int | arPattActivate (ARPattHandle *pattHandle, int patno) |
| Activate a previously deactivated pattern. More... | |
| int | arPattDeactivate (ARPattHandle *pattHandle, int patno) |
| Deactivate a previously activated pattern. More... | |
Function Documentation
| int arPattActivate | ( | ARPattHandle * | pattHandle, |
| int | patno | ||
| ) |
Activate a previously deactivated pattern.
When a pattern is activated, is becomes available for recognition in a scene. This is the default state for a loaded pattern.
- Parameters
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pattHandle The handle holding the loaded pattern which is to be reactivated. patno The index into the pattern handle's array of patterns to the pattern to be reactivated.
- Returns
- 0 on success, or -1 if the pattern was already activated or no pattern was loaded.
- See also
- arPattDeactivate
| int arPattDeactivate | ( | ARPattHandle * | pattHandle, |
| int | patno | ||
| ) |
Deactivate a previously activated pattern.
When a pattern is activated, is becomes unavailable for recognition in a scene. Deactivating unused patterns can speed up recognition time and accuracy when there are multiple patterns in a scene, and it is also useful for controlling interactivity in a scene.
- Parameters
-
pattHandle The handle holding the loaded pattern which is to be deactivated. patno The index into the pattern handle's array of patterns to the pattern to be deactivated.
- Returns
- 0 on success, or -1 if the pattern was already deactivated or no pattern was loaded.
- See also
- arPattActivate
| int arPattFree | ( | ARPattHandle * | pattHandle, |
| int | patno | ||
| ) |
Frees (unloads) a pattern file from memory.
Unloads a pattern from a pattern handle, freeing that slot for another pattern to be loaded, if necessary.
- Parameters
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pattHandle The pattern handle to unload from. patno The index into the pattern handle's array of patterns to the pattern to be unloaded.
- Returns
- 0 if the pattern was successfully unloaded, or -1 if there was no pattern loaded.
- See also
- arPattLoad
| int arPattLoad | ( | ARPattHandle * | pattHandle, |
| const char * | filename | ||
| ) |
Load a pattern file into a pattern handle.
This function loads a pattern template from a file on disk, and attaches it to the given ARPattHandle so making it available for future pattern-matching. Additional patterns can be loaded by calling again with the same ARPattHandle (however no more than AR_PATT_NUM_MAX patterns can be attached to a single ARPattHandle). Patterns are initially loaded in an active state.
Note that matrix-code (2D barcode) markers do not have any associated pattern file and do not need to be loaded.
- Parameters
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pattHandle Pattern handle, as generated by arPattCreateHandle(), into which the pattern file infomation will be loaded. filename Pathname of pattern file to load. The pattern file is typically generated by the make_patt program. The pathname is relative to the current working directory, which is operating system- specific.
- Returns
- Returns the index number of the loaded pattern, in the range [0, AR_PATT_NUM_MAX - 1], or -1 if the pattern could not be loaded because the maximum number of patterns (AR_PATT_NUM_MAX) has already been loaded already into this handle.
| int arPattLoadFromBuffer | ( | ARPattHandle * | pattHandle, |
| const char * | buffer | ||
| ) |


SymbiFlow aims at building FPGA tooling that is:
SymbiFlow is meant to enable new innovation, as well as optimisation and automation of FPGA development workflows, to help make FPGA more accessible to a broad community of software developers who might otherwise be discouraged by the closed and vendor-specific workflows of today.
To understand how SymbiFlow works, it is best to start with an overview of the general EDA tooling ecosystem and then proceed to see what parts constitute the SymbiFlow project.
For both ASIC- and FPGA-oriented EDA tooling, there are three major areas that the workflow needs to cover: hardware description, frontend and backend.
Hardware description languages are generally open, with both established HDLs such as Verilog and VHDL and emerging software-inspired paradigms like Chisel, SpinalHDL or Migen. The major problem lies however in the front- and backend, where previously there was no established standard, vendor-neutral tooling that would cover all the necessary components for an end-to-end flow.
This pertains both to ASIC and FPGA workflows, although SymbiFlow focuses on the latter (some parts of SymbiFlow will also be useful in the former).
To achieve SymbiFlow's goal of a complete FOSS FPGA toolchain, a number of tools and projects are necessary to provide all the needed components of an end-to-end flow. Thus, SymbiFlow serves as an umbrella project for several activities, the central of which pertains to the creation of so-called FPGA "architecture definitions", i.e. documentation of how specific FPGAs work internally.
Those definitions and serve as input to backend tools like nextpnr and Verilog to Routing, and frontend tools like Yosys. They are created within separate collaborating projects targeting different FPGAs - Project X-Ray for Xilinx 7-Series, Project IceStorm for Lattice iCE40 and Project Trellis for Lattice ECP5 FPGAs.
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Project X-Ray aims at documenting the Xilinx 7-series bit-stream format, a prerequisite to building Open Source tools to generate bit-streams for those devices.
learn moreProject Trellis aims at documenting the Lattice ECP5 bit-stream, so that Open Source tools can be built.
learn moreProject IceStorm is a previous project that documented the iCE40 bit-stream format. It will become a part of SymbiFlow.
learn moreProject X-Ray aims at documenting the Xilinx 7-series bit-stream format, a prerequisite to building Open Source tools to generate bit-streams for those devices. The information currently on this page is a sneak preview for the kind of information Project X-Ray will provide.
Currently the work focuses on the Artix-7 xc7a50tfgg484-1 device. But we hope to be able to provide documentation for all Xilinx 7-Series, UltraScale, and UltraScale+ devices in the long term.
Right now we focus on the region SLICE_X12Y100:SLICE_X27Y149 on the xc7a50tfgg484-1 device (configuration frames 0x00020500:0x000208ff). The immediate goal of the project is to provide tools to create bit-streams for partial reconfiguration of this region only.
The documentation is available in two formats:
Human-readable
HTML files
Machine-readable
ASCII files
We will update the information on this page and provide more documentation on the format we use to document the bit-stream in the near future.
Check out our github page if you want to peek at our methodology. The short description is this: We run many small designs through Vivado and use the TCL API to constrain the designs so that they have certain properties, then read the generated bit-streams and run a simple statistical analysis to correlate the bit-stream bits with features in the test designs.
More documentation can be found published on prjxray ReadTheDocs site - this includes:
Highlevel
Bitstream Architecture
Overview
of DB Development Process
Project X-Ray also includes command line tools for reading / writing Xilinx bit-stream files and converting them to / from simpler-to-process text-based formats.
Project Trellis aims at documenting the Lattice ECP5 bit-stream, so that Open Source tools can be built. Project Trellis is used to build the ECP5 device database for nextpnr and generate bitstreams for designs placed and routed with nextpnr. Project Trellis contains bitstream documentation for almost all functionality of the ECP5 - including logic, BRAM, multipliers, IO, PLLs, and SERDES. Project Trellis also includes timing data for logic, BRAM and basic interconnect.
The vast majority of Project Trellis applies to all ECP5 parts and may also apply to related Lattice parts such as the CrossLink FPGAs. IO and global network data is included for all ECP5 parts, and timing data is included for all speed grades.
The documentation is available in two formats:
Human-readable
HTML files
Machine-readable
ASCII files
More documentation can be found published on the prjtrellis ReadTheDocs site.
Project IceStorm is a previous project that documented the iCE40 bit-stream format. It will become a part of SymbiFlow. SymbiFlow will support the old Yosys-ArachnePnr-IceStorm flow but will also add a Yosys-VPR-IceStorm flow.
SymbiFlow is a collaborative project and we welcome your contributions. The code is available on GitHub, and HTML documentation is available on Read The Docs.
Are you interested in helping this project move forward? There are multiple areas and technologies we need help with - reach out to us, we’re sure we will find something for you.


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There are two main settings in which JNDI is used: with and without a security manager installed.
In the case of Java applications running with no security manager installed, the code is trusted and the application can access service providers from the local classpath. Furthermore, there is no restriction if the service providers access local files, or make network connections to naming or directory servers anywhere on the network.
In the case of an applet or application running with a security manager installed, there can be trusted code and untrusted code within the same applet or application. The Sharing Context Handles and Context Environment sections below are especially applicable in such a scenario. The ability of an applet or an application running with a security manager installed to access service providers, especially service providers that require the use of restricted resources (like the file system or network connections) may be severely limited.
The classes in the JNDI packages contain no native methods. They do not require any special installation in order to run inside an applet or an application.
JNDI uses several system properties (see Application/Applet-scope Standard JNDI Properties ). This allows applets and applications to be configured easily without much programming. However, an applet or application might have restricted access to some or all system properties as a result of the security manager installed on the platform on which it is running. Consequently, JNDI also allows these same properties to be specified as applet parameters, in resource files, or as environment properties passed to a context.
In the
Java Platform, the JNDI classes use doPrivileged
blocks when accessing the system properties listed in Application/Applet-scope Standard
JNDI Properties .
JNDI does not define a security model or a common security interface for accessing naming and directory servers. Security-related operations, such as those required for authentication or access control to the directory service, are dealt with by individual service providers. JNDI provides the means by which an application or applet can pass such security-related information to service providers in order to establish a connection with the service, but does not itself take part in such security-related activities.
JNDI also provides the means by which security-related problems can be indicated to the client in the form of security-related exceptions.
JNDI service providers are controlled by the security manager in place when they try to gain access to protected resources such as the file system or network. Some service providers may control directory access by making use of the Java Platform security architecture (for example, allowing access to special ports for administration-related applets).
Naming and directory services typically have their own security system in place to protect information stored therein. For example, one directory might require that its users first "login" to the directory before reading or updating information in the directory. Some services might allow anonymous access to part of its namespace/directory.
Once a user has logged into a service, it is imperative for security reasons not to share that privilege with untrusted code.
In the
following discussion, we refer to a context handle as a
reference to a Context
instance. This is analogous to
how a reference to a Reader
/ Writer
/
InputStream
/ OutputStream
instance is
often referred to as a file handle .
A context handle should be treated like any other protected resource. If a piece of trusted code obtains a context handle (possibly by authenticating its access with the directory server), it should protect the use of that context against unauthorized or untrusted code. This is analogous to how application and/or applet code should protect file handles. For example, if a piece of trusted code opens a file for writing (and it was granted such privilege because of its trusted nature), it should be careful about passing that file handle to any other pieces of code, trusted or otherwise.
Similarly, giving access of a context handle to untrusted code may lead to its misuse in accessing or updating information in the directory, or accessing security-sensitive environment properties associated with the context.
JNDI allows the application/applet to pass preferences and information to a context in the form of an environment. The application/applet can also get the current environment from a context. See Configuration and Appendix A for more information on a context's environment.
The
nature of the information contained in a context's environment
might be sensitive and need protection from untrusted access.
Specifically, the environment properties
java.naming.security.principal
and
java.naming.security.credentials
contain information
that should not be given out to untrusted code. Service providers
might take precaution to protect against accessing these properties
(see Responsibilities of Service Providers below). Client
applications and applets should take care not to pass context
handles with such sensitive environment properties to untrusted
code.
JNDI allows the class files to be loaded dynamically.
When
JNDI is run on the Java platform, it will attempt to load such
classes from the locations specified in the codebase using the
java.net.URLClassLoader
. In order for the class
loading to succeed, you must grant the application and the JNDI and
service provider classes the permissions appropriate for the URLs
named in the codebase. For example, if the URL scheme is
"http" or "ftp", you must grant the application
the appropriate java.net.SocketPermission
; if the URL
scheme is "file", you must grant the application the
appropriate java.io.FilePermission
.
Several of the JNDI classes are serializable. This allows the objects to be accessed in the form of a byte stream, possibly outside of the environment in which they were created.
When a context handle is created (either by getting the initial context or by looking it up or by creating it from the directory), some environment properties may be specified for it. Sometimes security-related properties are required for the creation of the context handle (such as user information that "logs" the user in with the directory). The service provider should take care to protect this security-sensitive information from untrusted code.
The service provider needs to protect the context's environment from being tampered or otherwise modified by untrusted code. The service provider needs to protect the security-sensitive environment properties from being read by untrusted code. It might do this by disallowing any thread whose execution context and/or trust level is different than that originally held by the thread that created the context handle to use the context handle. Or it might disallow certain operations (such as accessing security-sensitive environment properties). Or it might simply not return security-sensitive environment properties, or only return them to trusted code.
Untrusted code (such as those found in untrusted applets) have limited access to the network. Untrusted applets, for example, can only create a network connection to the host from which they were downloaded. With finer-grain security models, it will be possible for the service provider itself to be trusted code, and hence be allowed to connect to hosts not allowed for untrusted applets. In such a scenario, the service provider should be careful not to compromise the security intended by the security manager. If the service provider is sure that access by an untrusted applet to the directory will cause no security problems, then it may proceed to offer such a service to untrusted code. For example, allowing untrusted code to access a directory "anonymously" would post no security problems because the directory already allows any anonymous client (written in the Java programming language or otherwise) to access the same data.
Most naming and directory services are accessed over the network. Although the data requested is protected by the server's authentication and access control mechanisms, some protocols do not protect (encrypt) the data being sent as replies. Again, this is not a problem particular to a client using JNDI but a problem for any client accessing the directory. The service provider should document the security implications associated with using the associated directory over a network.
Similar to network access, untrusted code has limited access to the local file system. If the service provider has special privileges for accessing local files, it should do so with utmost precaution so as not to compromise the security policies intended by the runtime/platform.
A service provider that is written completely in the Java programming language with no privileged sections is controlled by the same security policies afforded other code written in the Java programming language. All protected resources that it attempts to access go through the same security manager and access controller.
If a service provider contains privileged code sections, or if it contains native methods, then it needs to be especially careful to preserve the security policies intended by the runtime/platform.


BasicObject
A duck-type assistant method. For example, Active Support extends Date to define an acts_like_date? method, and extends Time to define acts_like_time?. As a result, we can do “x.acts_like?(:time)” and “x.acts_like?(:date)” to do duck-type-safe comparisons, since classes that we want to act like Time simply need to define an acts_like_time? method.
# File lib/active_support/core_ext/object/acts_like.rb, line 7 def acts_like?(duck) respond_to? :"acts_like_#{duck}?" end
An object is blank if it’s false, empty, or a whitespace string. For example, “”, “ ”, nil, [], and {} are all blank.
This simplifies:
if address.nil? || address.empty?
…to:
if address.blank?
# File lib/active_support/core_ext/object/blank.rb, line 14 def blank? respond_to?(:empty?) ? empty? : !self end
Can you safely dup this object?
False for nil, false, true, symbols, numbers, class and module objects; true otherwise.
# File lib/active_support/core_ext/object/duplicable.rb, line 24 def duplicable? true end
# File lib/active_support/core_ext/string/output_safety.rb, line 76 def html_safe? false end
Returns true if this object is included in the argument(s). Argument must be any object which responds to #include? or optionally, multiple arguments can be passed in. Usage:
characters = ["Konata", "Kagami", "Tsukasa"] "Konata".in?(characters) # => true character = "Konata" character.in?("Konata", "Kagami", "Tsukasa") # => true
This will throw an ArgumentError if a single argument is passed in and it doesn’t respond to #include?.
# File lib/active_support/core_ext/object/inclusion.rb, line 13 def in?(*args) if args.length > 1 args.include? self else another_object = args.first if another_object.respond_to? :include? another_object.include? self else raise ArgumentError.new("The single parameter passed to #in? must respond to #include?") end end end
# File lib/active_support/core_ext/object/instance_variables.rb, line 27 def instance_variable_names instance_variables.map { |var| var.to_s } end
Returns object if it’s present? otherwise returns nil. object.presence is equivalent to object.present? ? object : nil.
This is handy for any representation of objects where blank is the same as not present at all. For example, this simplifies a common check for HTTP POST/query parameters:
state = params[:state] if params[:state].present? country = params[:country] if params[:country].present? region = state || country || 'US'
…becomes:
region = params[:state].presence || params[:country].presence || 'US'
# File lib/active_support/core_ext/object/blank.rb, line 37 def presence self if present? end
An object is present if it’s not blank?.
# File lib/active_support/core_ext/object/blank.rb, line 19 def present? !blank? end
Dumps object in JSON (JavaScript Object Notation). See www.json.org for more info.
# File lib/active_support/core_ext/object/to_json.rb, line 15 def to_json(options = nil) ActiveSupport::JSON.encode(self, options) end
Alias of to_s.
# File lib/active_support/core_ext/object/to_param.rb, line 3 def to_param to_s end
Converts an object into a string suitable for use as a URL query string, using the given key as the param name.
Note: This method is defined as a default implementation for all Objects for Hash#to_query to work.
# File lib/active_support/core_ext/object/to_query.rb, line 8 def to_query(key) require 'cgi' unless defined?(CGI) && defined?(CGI::escape) "#{CGI.escape(key.to_param)}=#{CGI.escape(to_param.to_s)}" end
Invokes the method identified by the symbol method, passing it any arguments and/or the block specified, just like the regular Ruby Object#send does.
Unlike that method however, a NoMethodError exception will not be raised and nil will be returned instead, if the receiving object is a nil object or NilClass.
If try is called without a method to call, it will yield any given block with the object.
Please also note that try is defined on Object, therefore it won’t work with subclasses of BasicObject. For example, using try with SimpleDelegator will delegate try to target instead of calling it on delegator itself.
Without try
@person && @person.name
or
@person ? @person.name : nil
With try
@person.try(:name)
try also accepts arguments and/or a block, for the method it is trying
Person.try(:find, 1) @people.try(:collect) {|p| p.name}
Without a method argument try will yield to the block unless the receiver is nil.
@person.try { |p| "#{p.first_name} #{p.last_name}" }
# File lib/active_support/core_ext/object/try.rb, line 32 def try(*a, &b) if a.empty? && block_given? yield self else __send__(*a, &b) end end
# File lib/active_support/core_ext/uri.rb, line 12 def unescape(str, escaped = /%[a-fA-F\d]{2}/) # TODO: Are we actually sure that ASCII == UTF-8? # YK: My initial experiments say yes, but let's be sure please enc = str.encoding enc = Encoding::UTF_8 if enc == Encoding::US_ASCII str.gsub(escaped) { [$&[1, 2].hex].pack('C') }.force_encoding(enc) end
An elegant way to factor duplication out of options passed to a series of method calls. Each method called in the block, with the block variable as the receiver, will have its options merged with the default options hash provided. Each method called on the block variable must take an options hash as its final argument.
Without with_options>, this code contains duplication:
class Account < ActiveRecord::Base has_many :customers, :dependent => :destroy has_many :products, :dependent => :destroy has_many :invoices, :dependent => :destroy has_many :expenses, :dependent => :destroy end
Using with_options, we can remove the duplication:
class Account < ActiveRecord::Base with_options :dependent => :destroy do |assoc| assoc.has_many :customers assoc.has_many :products assoc.has_many :invoices assoc.has_many :expenses end end
It can also be used with an explicit receiver:
I18n.with_options :locale => user.locale, :scope => "newsletter" do |i18n| subject i18n.t :subject body i18n.t :body, :user_name => user.name end
with_options can also be nested since the call is forwarded to its receiver. Each nesting level will merge inherited defaults in addition to their own.
# File lib/active_support/core_ext/object/with_options.rb, line 40 def with_options(options) yield ActiveSupport::OptionMerger.new(self, options) end
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Arrays & Hashes
Arrays and Hashes
Arrays and hashes in ruby are both used to hold collections of objects. Depending on how these collections should be accessed will determined if an array or hash is the best for the job.
Arrays
Arrays are ordered collections of any objects. Objects can be strings, integers, floats or other arrays. The array orders itself in an integer-index. Integers start at 0 so to find the first object in an array the user can input array[0].
Example:
array = [obj1, obj2, obj 3, ...objx]
In the above exmaple obj1 has an index of 0, obj2 has an index of 1 and so on.
Arrays are handy for storing data that is ordered.
Hashes
Hashes are similar to arrays. They are a collection of ojects and there values. Unlike arrays, hashes arent index by integers but assigned values. It is like a dictionary. When looking up a word(key in hash) there is a definition next to the word(value for hash).To search for something in a hash the user can input hash["key1"] and value1 will be returned..
Example : hash = {key1 => value1,
key2 => value2,
key3 => value3,
keyx => valuex}
For further information please see the following articles:


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It's Your Data--Own It!
DrupalCorn Camp 2014
July 19, 2014
About Me
Will Long
Objectives
- Provide a basic understanding of data modeling in Drupal
- Identify the key concepts of fields
- Highlight opportunities for customization
Agenda
- Describe common data handling scenarios
- Dissect components of a field
- Analyze field formatters and widgets
- Cover contrib utilities
Data Modeling Scenarios
- Custom records
- Piggy-backing
- Entities and Fields
Custom Records
Custom Records
Custom Records
Implementation
- Custom table(s) in hook_schema()
- API built from scratch
- Forms to handle input
- Create custom displays
Custom Records
Pros
- Fully flexible and customizable
- Integrate with 3rd parties
Cons
- Large amount of effort
- High potential for bugs or security issues
Piggy-backing
Implementation
- Custom table in hook_schema()
- Utilize entity hooks to load and save
- Alter forms for input
- Alter entity rendering for display
- Use "extra" fields to adjust rendering.
Piggy-backing
Piggy-backing
Piggy-backing
Piggy-backing
Piggy-backing
Pros
- Use existing input and display mechanisms
- Utilize entity functionality
Cons
- Limited by entity functionality
- Responsible for own data
Entities and Fields
- Text
- Number
- List
- Date
- Link
Entities and Fields
Schema
Entities and Fields
- Priority
- Configuration storage
Entities and Fields
Pros
- Easy to extend existing field types
- Easy to customize behavior & display
Field Formatters
Field Widgets
Contrib
- Entity API
- Entity Construction Kit
- EFQ Helper
Questions
Thanks for attending.


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--- layout: post title: Quiet Moments date: 2011-01-07 08:48:11.000000000 -05:00 categories: - Family Life tags: [] status: publish type: post published: true meta: aktt_notify_twitter: 'no' _edit_last: '1' _wp_old_slug: '' author: login: cint email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Jacinta first_name: Jacinta last_name: '' ---
Sometimes all is quiet here and I don't need to be alarmed. I put a CD book on for the girls today added some lambskins and peace reigned supreme. They didn't even spy me taking this photo.


Deuteronomy 34:2
And all Naphtali, and the land of Ephraim, and Manasseh, and all the land of Judah, unto the utmost sea,


| AbstractArrayTypeDecoder |
Base for the decoders of AMQP Array types that defaults to returning opaque Object
values to match what the other decoders do.
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| AbstractBinaryTypeDecoder |
Base class for the various Binary type decoders used to read AMQP Binary values.
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| AbstractListTypeDecoder |
Base for the various List type decoders needed to read AMQP List values.
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| AbstractMapTypeDecoder |
Base for the various Map type decoders used to read AMQP Map values.
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| AbstractStringTypeDecoder |
Base for the various String type Decoders used to read AMQP String values.
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| AbstractSymbolTypeDecoder |
Base class for the Symbol decoders used on AMQP Symbol types.
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| Array32TypeDecoder |
Decoder of AMQP Arrays from a byte stream.
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| Array8TypeDecoder |
Decoder of AMQP Arrays from a byte stream.
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| Binary32TypeDecoder |
Decoder of AMQP Binary values from a byte stream.
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| Binary8TypeDecoder |
Decoder of AMQP Binary values with length less than 255 from a byte stream.
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| BooleanFalseTypeDecoder |
Decoder of AMQP Boolean False values from a byte stream.
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| BooleanTrueTypeDecoder |
Decoder of AMQP Boolean True values from a byte stream.
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| BooleanTypeDecoder |
Decoder of AMQP Boolean values from a byte stream.
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| ByteTypeDecoder |
Decoder of AMQP Bytes from a byte stream.
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| CharacterTypeDecoder |
Decoder of AMQP Character from a byte stream.
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| Decimal128TypeDecoder |
Decoder of AMQP Decimal128 values from a byte stream
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| Decimal32TypeDecoder |
Decoder of AMQP Decimal32 values from a byte stream
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| Decimal64TypeDecoder |
Decoder of AMQP Decimal64 values from a byte stream
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| DoubleTypeDecoder |
Decoder of AMQP Double values from a byte stream
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| FloatTypeDecoder |
Decoder of AMQP Float values from a byte stream.
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| Integer32TypeDecoder |
Decode AMQP Integer values from a byte stream
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| Integer8TypeDecoder |
Decode AMQP small Integer values from a byte stream
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| List0TypeDecoder |
Decoder of Zero sized AMQP List values from a byte stream.
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| List32TypeDecoder |
Decoder of AMQP List values from a byte stream
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| List8TypeDecoder |
Decoder of AMQP small List values from a byte stream.
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| Long8TypeDecoder |
Decode AMQP small Long values from a byte stream
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| LongTypeDecoder |
Decode AMQP Long values from a byte stream
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| Map32TypeDecoder |
Decoder of AMQP Map value from a byte stream
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| Map8TypeDecoder |
Decoder of AMQP small Map types from a byte stream
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| NullTypeDecoder |
Decoder of AMQP Null values from a byte stream.
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| ShortTypeDecoder |
Decode AMQP Short values from a byte stream
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| String32TypeDecoder |
Decoder of AMQP String values from a byte stream.
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| String8TypeDecoder |
Decoder of AMQP small String values from a byte stream.
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| Symbol32TypeDecoder |
Decoder of AMQP Symbol values from a byte stream.
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| Symbol8TypeDecoder |
Decoder of AMQP Symbol values from a byte stream.
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| TimestampTypeDecoder |
Decoder of AMQP Timestamp values from a byte stream.
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| UnsignedByteTypeDecoder |
Decode AMQP Unsigned Byte values from a byte stream
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| UnsignedInteger0TypeDecoder |
Decode AMQP Zero value Unsigned Integer values from a byte stream
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| UnsignedInteger32TypeDecoder |
Decode AMQP Unsigned Integer values from a byte stream
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| UnsignedInteger8TypeDecoder |
Decode AMQP Small Unsigned Integer values from a byte stream
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| UnsignedLong0TypeDecoder |
Decode AMQP Zero value Unsigned Long values from a byte stream
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| UnsignedLong64TypeDecoder |
Decode AMQP Unsigned Long values from a byte stream
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| UnsignedLong8TypeDecoder |
Decode AMQP Unsigned small Long values from a byte stream
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| UnsignedShortTypeDecoder |
Decode AMQP Unsigned Short values from a byte stream
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| UUIDTypeDecoder |
Decoder of AMQP UUID values from a byte stream
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