2.0.1
This class manages the calls to the Habitica API and converts the responses into helpful class types.
The language code to retrieve content for. See https://habitica.com/apidoc/#api-Content-ContentGet for list of allowed values.
Type: string
The xclient header string for this application. See https://habitica.fandom.com/wiki/Guidance_for_Comrades#X-Client_Header for details.
Type: string
The data cache for looking up Habitica content such as items, quests, or appearance information.
Type: object
Fetches a HabiticaUser instance from the api, containing publicly visible user data.
(HabiticaUserID)
The ID of the habitica user.
Promise<HabiticaUser>
:
Promise provides a HabiticaUser instance.
Fetches a HabiticaUser instance, including personal information.
(HabiticaUserID)
(HabiticaAPIToken)
Promise<HabiticaUser>
:
Promise provides a HabiticaUser instance.
Fetches the list of tasks for a given user.
(HabiticaUserID)
(HabiticaAPIToken)
Promise<HabiticaUserTasksManager>
:
Fetches a user and their list of tasks.
(HabiticaUserID)
(HabiticaAPIToken)
Promise<HabiticaUser>
:
Promise provides a HabiticaUser instance, with a populated tasks manager.
Make an authenticated GET request to the Habitica API. Data object returned varies based on the API url called.
(string)
the url of the api call.
(HabiticaUserID)
the ID of the user, needed for authentication.
(HabiticaAPIToken)
the API Token for the user, needed for authentication.
(object
= {}
)
key-value pairs for any parameters needed by the api call.
Promise<String>
:
Promise containing the raw API response data as a string.
Make a GET request to the Habitica API. Data object returned varies based on the API url called. For accessing personal data endpoints, use authGetRequest
(string)
the url of the api call.
(object
= {}
)
key-value pairs for any parameters needed by the api call.
Promise<String>
:
Promise containing the raw API response data as a string.
Make a POST request to the Habitica API. Data object returned varies based on the API url called.
(string)
the url of the api call.
(HabiticaUserID)
the ID of the user, needed for authentication.
(HabiticaAPIToken)
the API Token for the user, needed for authentication.
(object
= {}
)
key-value pairs for any parameters needed by the api call.
Promise<String>
:
Promise containing the raw API response data as a string.
The User's ID. See https://habitica.fandom.com/wiki/APIOptions#User_ID.28UID.29
Type: string
The User's API Token. See https://habitica.fandom.com/wiki/API_Options#API_Token
Type: string
A class representing the Habitica User.
(object)
the json data object returned from the habitica API.
The amount of Gold the user owns as a nicely formatted string.
Type: number
The experience points needed to reach the next level.
Type: Number
The number of dailies this user can skip without taking damage. (Rogue Skill)
Type: Number
This user's constitution bonus against daily damage.
Type: Number
The object managing this users tasks, if they have been loaded.
Type: HabiticaUserTasksManager
A class representing the list of tasks for a HabiticaUser.
Calculates the number of unfinished dailies due today, and any incoming damage that the user will take as a result.
(HabiticaUser)
the user's stats are needed to calculate damage correctly.
DailyStats
:
Type: object
(Number)
: Count of unfinished dailes that are due today.
(Number)
: Total damage user will receive from missed dailies and boss damage.
(Number)
: Damage user will receive from missed dailies.
(Number)
: Damage entire party will receive from boss due to missed dailies.
(Number)
: Number of unfinished dailes ignored due to Rogue sneakiness.


Roborzoid platform allows:
- Control devices, apps or services by voice
- Achieve fast integration for smart home devices into a single voice-controlled system
- Simplify the usage of devices for the end user
- Enter the trending market of devices, apps and services controlled by voice;
- Keep pace with competitors using voice control technologies
- Understand context with the help of computer vision
From the users' perspective:
- Get rid of the burden of searching the required serice or an app in big lists, menus, screens as it is in the standard keyboard/mouse or sensor input devices
- Get rid of using eyes or arms for controlling devices, apps or services
- Speed up information search
- Have a personal assistant and companion
- Simplify interaction with third-party services, concentrate on the task - and not on vendors and competitive advantages. Services range depending on user preferences and community dynamics.


An example collection
is provided in the example
directory of the Flamenco distribution.
This collection contains information about the winners of the
Nobel Prizes from 1901 to 2004, derived from webpages at http://nobelprize.org/.
See the example screenshots
You can examine the TSV files in the
example
directory to see how the data needs
to be formatted.
As can be seen in the
items.tsv
file,
each item is a winner of the Nobel Prize.
As can be seen in the facets.tsv
file,
the facets consist of:
gender,
home country,
affiliation,
year awarded, and
type of prize.
As can be seen in the attrs.tsv
file,
the attributes consist of
usual name (e.g.,Max Planck"),
long name (e.g., Max Karl Ernst Ludwig Planck"),
year of birth,
year of death,
url to photo,
url to biography, and
url to lecture.
(Note that the last three attributes link to urls at the
nobelprize.org website.)
The two files facets.tsv and attrs.tsv
were written by hand. The file nobel.txt
was produced by the script getnobel
, which gathers information from webpages
at http://nobelprize.org/ The file nobel.txt
was then edited by hand to make the
affiliation names more consistent. The script makefacets
processed nobel.txt
to produce all the other *.tsv
files in this directory.
Running target/bin/flamenco
import
on this directory will use the *.tsv
files to create a new Flamenco instance for
the Nobel Prize dataset.
Note that the file text.tsv
, if present in
the data directory when the instance is created, will cause a keyword
index to be created automatically. If text.tsv
is not present in the data directory, the
target/bin/flamenco index
command must be run (after the target/bin/flamenco import
command)
in order to create the keyword index. Note that the automatic text index
is done using the MySQL indexing whereas the
index
command invokes the java-based
Lucene indexing facility.
If you already have one or more flamenco instances installed, the nobel
instance should be ready immediately after running
target/bin/flamenco import
example
.
If this is the first instance you have built, you first must be sure
you've installed the flamenco code (see installation section). After you have installed
the code, you need to be sure to copy
target/bin/flamenco.cgi
to the
directory from which your Web server can run CGI scripts.
If everything is working correctly, clicking this link should activate the instance. To see how the results should appear, see the example screenshots
Note that this example has a customized Collection.py file in the data directory. The import script automatically copies the Collection.py file from the data diretory into the instance directory if one exists; if not, a default Collection.py file is placed in the instance directory.
Customizations for the nobel instance have been made to control which attribute is shown to represent the item in the middlegame, by modifying the itemdisplay() method (in this case, a link to the 'photo' attribute using a python html generation command to show images ('img') as well as code to show the standard name and the birthyear and deathyear of each laureate). There is also code to control the view of the item in the endgame, by modifying the itemlisting() method. This code also hides all attributes that contain links to the external nobel website, in the __init__() method.


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Solvers are presented with several paragraphs describing lab directions, except the reagents and products are all crossword-style definitions embedded into the sentences, and labelled A-V. At the bottom is a large chemical reaction that uses the letters A-V as well as a mystery ingredient: A PERFECT MATCH!
The first step is to identify the words or phrases labelled A-V.
Let us start with something simple. Add the place where spokes meet (HUB, A) to a piece of granola (OAT, B), then heat the mixture to get a cape-wearing figure (HERO, C).
Empty the container, and while it is still hot, pour the tasty and sour neurally-advanced mollusks (CEPHALOPODS, D) into it to get a note exchangeable for currency in London (CHEQUE, E), after fuming out the cable whose conductive components are separated by a dielectric (COAX, F).
Still keeping the heat on, allow a solid having the cadence of hypochondriac, apothecary, or serendipity (PENTASYLLABIC, G) to interact with an observer of ESP and apparitional sightings (PARAPSYCHOLOGIST, H), and wait until their interactions convert sunlight into ATP (PHOTOSYNTHESIZE, I).
Transport an aural navigation system (SONAR, J) to high altitudes, where it is exposed to the wet and slippery author known for a kyphotic protagonist (HUGO, K) to become a liquid which should not be drunk, no matter the means (HOWSOEVER, L).
Blow a magical curse (HEX, M) onto a Brazilian meat dish featuring beans (FEIJOADA, N) to get someone who might spread frightening news (FEARMONGER, O), who will be surrounded by a circle associated with Powers and Dominions (HALO, P).
Mix a symbol resembling 3 but with a curved-back tail in Tokyo (RU, Q) with an antiquated communication method (FAX, R) - carefully handling the latter so that it does not touch anything else by accident - to find a Federalist who lost the presidential race to James Monroe (RUFUS KING, S).
Lastly, add the MIT term subsuming the Mystery Hunt (IAP, T) to the exclamation of sailors approaching terra firma (HO, U) to obtain a yellowish substance that raises a weighted load using a pulley system (HOISTS, V).
The paragraphs also contain pieces of information that are not relevant to the crossword-style definitions, and instead describe the chemical properties of reagents or products. For example, COAX can be "fumed out" so it should be a gas, HUGO is "wet and slippery" so it should be a liquid, and FAX is a substance that should not touch other things. From here, the crucial realization is that the words can be transformed into chemical compounds by replacing N letters by the number N; this procedure is common in, for example, writing "internationalization" and "accessibility" as "i18n" and "a11y", respectively. The word reaction described in each paragraph thus becomes a valid chemical reaction, albeit without specified coefficients. The full list of reactions is as follows:
| Word Reaction | Chemical Reaction | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| HUB + OAT → HERO | 2H2 + O2 → H2O | The first reaction is the simple synthesis of water. |
| CEPHALOPODS → CHEQUE + COAX | C2H4O2 → CH4 + CO2 | Acetic acid (C2H4O2) is also known as vinegar, hence the sour and tasty addendum. |
| PENTASYLLABIC + PARAPSYCHOLOGIST → PHOTOSYNTHESIZE | P4S7 + 2P4S10 → 3P4S9 | Phosphorus sulfides form a large family of compounds, most of which can be obtained from other phosphorus sulfides by heating in the correct molar ratio. |
| SONAR + HUGO → HOWSOEVER | SO3 + H2O → H2SO4 |
Sulfuric acid (H2SO4) should not be drunk, as
cautioned by the rhyme: Johnny was a chemist, Johnny is no more, for what he thought was H2O was H2SO4. |
| HEX + FEIJOADA → FEARMONGER + HALO | H2 + 3Fe2O3 → 2Fe3O4 + H2O | H2O appears in three different reactions in this puzzle, which explains the prevalence of words with the pattern H??O. |
| RU + FAX → RUFUS KING | Ru + 3F2 → RuF6 | Fluorine is extremely volatile and requires careful handling. |
| IAP + HO → HOISTS | 3I2 + 2Ho → 2HoI3 | Holmium (III) iodide is a dark yellowish flaky solid. |
The last step is to plug every compound into the large reaction. To balance it, we need A PERFECT MATCH! to cancel out the extra elements on the left-hand side, which are: 2P, 2S, H, O, Ho, Ru. The unique "word compound", i.e., anagram, that can be formed with these elements is PHoSPHORuS (or PHOSPHoRuS). The element PHOSPHORUS is both the key ingredient in making matches and the answer to this puzzle.


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File naming conventions
Articles
File names for Knowledge Centre articles should use the following file naming convention:
product
-type
-tool
-topic
(Note the hyphen between each part of the file name.)
where
Product
product
indicates which product the topic is for:
| Product | Use |
|---|---|
| Cloud GPU | gpu |
| Cloud Storage | cs |
| Cross Domain Security Zone | cdsz |
| Disaster Recovery as a Service | dr |
| Email and Collaboration as a Service | |
| End User Compute | euc |
| High Performance Compute | hpc |
| Migration to the Cloud | migr |
| Private Cloud for Compute | prc |
| Private Cloud for Oracle Software | pro |
| Private Cloud for Storage | prs |
| Secure Remote Access | sra |
| UKCloud for Microsoft Azure | azs |
| UKCloud for OpenShift | oshift |
| UKCloud for Openstack | ostack |
| UKCloud for Oracle Software | orcl |
| UKCloud for VMware | vmw |
| UKCloud Portal | ptl |
| Connectivity | conn |
| Cloud Enablement | enbl |
Article type
type
indicates the article type:
| Article type | Use |
|---|---|
| Getting Started Guide | gs |
| How To Guide | how |
| Reference | ref |
| FAQ | faq |
| Service Scope | sco |
Tools
tool
indicates the tool used in the article (e.g., PowerShell, API, etc.). For generic topics that don't refer to a particular tool, you can leave this bit out.
Describe the article
topic
indicates the purpose of the article. Keep it brief and separate words with hyphens. For Reference articles use nouns, for How To articles start with the verb then nouns.
Examples
| Article | File name |
|---|---|
| Getting Started Guide for Cloud Storage | cs-gs.md |
| Getting Started Guide for Cloud GPU Compute | gpu-gs-compute.md |
| How to build virtual machines in UKCloud for VMware | vmw-how-build-vms.md |
| How to build your UKCloud for VMware estate using the UKCloud Portal | vmw-how-ptl-build-estate.md |
| Connectivity options in UKCloud for VMware | vmw-ref-connectivity-options.md |
| Protection for Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks | conn-ref-ddos-protection.md |
| Cross Domain Security Zone FAQs | cdsz-faq.md |
| Public Services Network (PSN) FAQs | conn-faq-psn.md |
| Data Transfer Facility Service Scope | enbl-sco-data-transfer-facility.md |
| Snapshot Protection Service Scope | vmw-sco-snapshot-protection.md |
Images
File names for images in Knowledge Centre articles should use the following file naming convention:
product
-tool
-image
(Note the hyphen between each part of the file name.)
where
Product
product
indicates which product the image is for (see table for article file names)
Tools
tool
indicates the tool used for the image (e.g., PowerShell, Portal, etc.). This will be different for each product.
Image
image
indicates the purpose of the image. Keep it brief and separate words with hyphens.
Examples
Put some examples here
Supporting articles
Documents that explain our processes and how to work with the tools that we use.
sup-tool
-purpose
Tools
| Tool | Use |
|---|---|
| DocFX | dfx |
| Bitbucket | bb |
| Confluence | conf |
| GitHub | gh |
| Generic software | sw |
Examples
| Article | File name |
|---|---|
| File naming conventions | sup-dfx-file-names.md |


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I am final year Computer Engineering Student @Kathmandu University , interested in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and am seeking exciting opportunities related to the same.
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The Wealth Distribution Simulator simulates how wealth distributes across a population of N people that each start with M dollars. The simulator takes place over T time intervals. At each time interval, every person in the population gives an amount, G, to another person in the population.


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View Debian Package Builder on the plugin site for more information. |
The current version of this plugin may not be safe to use. Please review the following warnings before use:
This plugin helps building debian (.deb) packages
Cloudbees link: https://jenkins.ci.cloudbees.com/job/plugins/job/debian-package-builder-plugin/
Screenshot
Basic usage
Components
Installing this plugin contributes following:
- Build debian package build step
- Publish debian packages post-build step
- Debian package builder section in the global configuration
- Debian package publisher section in the global configuration
Configuration
The plugin uses global GPG key to build and sign .deb packages. It is configured in the Debian package builder section of the global configuration. The parameter names are pretty much self-descriptive:
Debian package publisher section configures available debian repositories to publish packages to:
The Advanced section configures SSH key to be used with SCPB method and extra SSH options (like -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no)
Building
The Build debian package step has a main configuration parameter "Path to 'debian' catalog" that should point to a catalog that contains debian catalog.
For example, if checkout has structure like $WORKSPACE/myproject/util/debian/ you should use myproject/util as a configuration value.
By default, the build step will install all the requirements on its own, use pbuilder-satisfy-depends to install build-deps of a package and then use debuild to actually build package.
The package .deb will be added as a build artifact and badge with a version per backage built will be applied to the build:
Publishing
The Publish debian packages post-build step uses debrealease to publish package and according .changes to the selected repository. The dupload.conf will be automatically generated with configured GPG account data and used keys.
Automatic version manipulation
Plugin is capable of automatically starting new package version upon build, recording recent changes and commiting it back to SCM.
However, the only supported SCM so far is Subversion due to the absence of commit capabilities in Jenkins SCM core classes.
To use it, check the "Generate changelog" box on the build step and "Commit changes back to repository" on the post-build step.
Upon build, it will:
- start a new version, increasing last numeric component of version by 1 – i.e. version 1.2.8 will become 1.2.9;
- if SCM is SVN, append revision number to the version number in form of '1.2.r12345', where 12345 is the revision;
- record all the changes – from SVN revision history, starting from last recorded revision, or from Jenkins build history – to debian/changelog of a new version via dch;
To better handle failed builds, use 'Checkout fresh copy' SVN option (or similar for other SCM).
Known issues
Spaces in path
In versions prior to 1.3 there were issues with spaces in path, causing all kinds of errors. Problems in the plugin itself are fixed, however there are certain troubles in the debian build systems themselves, namely CDBS. See this issue on debian.org: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=306941.
Changelog
Version 1.6.6 (Dec 26, 2014)
Thanks to the https://github.com/roadrunner2 for PR
- Fix race and leak (pr #35)
Version 1.6.5 (Nov 06, 2014)
- Expand variables in pathToDebian (pr #34)
Version 1.6.2 (Aug 13, 2014)
- Preserve distribution of package when starting new version
Version 1.6.1 (Aug 11, 2014)
Thanks to the https://github.com/itIGO and https://github.com/guilhem for PR
- Put dupload config in home directory (pr #23)
- Remove --distributor from dch invocation (pr #18)
- Make gpg-signing optional (pr #15)
- Switch to 1.509.4 LTS (pr #16)
Version 1.6.0 (May 16, 2014)
Thanks to the https://github.com/itIGO for PR
- Fix/tweak changelog generation for git
- Allow specifying explicitly new version for package
Version 1.5.7 (May 14, 2014)
Thanks to the https://github.com/raizdepi and https://github.com/jacksoncage for PRs
- Fix git commit in case of subdirectory checkouts
- Add -y to all apt-get install commands
- Various internal improvements and docs
Version 1.5.3 (January 17, 2014)
Thanks to the https://github.com/itIGO for PRs
- Expanding environmental variables in DebianPackagePublisher's commitMessage
- Exporting source package name to the build's environment variables
Version 1.5.2 (August 8, 2013)
- Minor bugfix in git support
Version 1.5.1 (August 8, 2013)
- Minimal support for git is introduced. Commit changes back to SCM now commits debian/changelog to the local git repository in order to allow Git publisher to push the branch to the origin.
Version 1.4.2 (March 21, 2013)
- Minor fix to work with parametrized SVN URLs
Version 1.4 (Nov 7, 2012)
- Minor fix to add '--no-tgz-check' debuild param
Version 1.3 (Oct 26, 2012)
- Minor fixes to allow spaces in workspace path
Version 1.2 (Oct 22, 2012)
- Initial version
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Windows Server 2008 R2
Remote Access
Users and Groups
Installation Cleanup
Network Resources
Policies
Scans
Installation Cleanup
Updates
References
Remote Access
Remote Assistance and Remote Desktop
Location
- Open Control Panel
- Find and click on System and Security
- Find and click on System
- Find and click on Remote settings
Settings
Under Remote Assistance
- [ ] Allow Remote Assistance connections to this computer
Under Remote Desktop
- [x] Don't allow connections to this computer
Table of Contents
Windows Firewall
Location
- Open Control Panel
- Find and click on System and Security
- Find and click on Windows Firewall
Settings
- Find and click on Turn Windows Firewall on or off
- For Home, Work, and Public network location settings:
- [x] Turn on Windows Firewall
- [ ] Block all incoming connections, including those in the list of allowed programs
- [x] Notify me when Windows Firewall blocks a new program
- Press OK
- Find and click on Allow a program or feature through Windows Firewall
- Check that only Core Networking and required programs or services have checkmarks
- Uncheck all other programs and features for both Home/Work (Private) and Public
- Press OK
- Find and click on Advanced settings
- For Domain Profile, Private Profile, and Public Profile
- Windows Firewall is on
- Inbound connections that do not match a rule are blocked
- Outbound connections that do not match a rule are not blocked
- Find and click on Inbound Rules
- Enable the Core Networking group and any required programs or services
- Disable all other rules
- Repeat the same for Outbound Rules
Table of Contents
Users and Groups
Local Users and Groups
Location
- Go to Administrative Tools
- Find and open Computer Management
- Find and open System Tools
- Find and open Local Users and Groups
Settings
Users
For each user:
- Right click on user, select Properties
Under General tab
- Disable all users not required by readme
- Set passwords to expire for all users
Under Member Of tab
- Add user to necessary groups, e.g. Administrators
- Remove user from unnecessary groups
- Right click on user, select Set Password
- Make sure password meets the Password Policy
- Write down user and password for reference
For the Administrator user:
- Right click on Adminstrator user, select Rename
- Change name to something else
For the Guest user:
- Right click on Guest user, select Properties
- [x] Account is disabled
Groups
Check the following groups.
- Administrators
- only the users suppose to be here
- Users
- only the users suppose to be on the system
- Backup Operators, Guests, Power Users
- Other groups
Table of Contents
Automatic Login
Location
- Press Start or Windows button
- Type netplwiz, press Enter key
Settings
- Under Users tab
- [x] Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer
Table of Contents
Installation Cleanup
Add/Remove Programs
Location
- Open Control Panel
- Find Programs
- Find and click on Uninstall a Program
Settings
- Do not remove any programs required by readme (e.g. web browser, work tools)
- Remove all programs prohibited by readme (e.g. games, non-work tools)
Table of Contents
Windows Features
Location
- Open Control Panel
- Find and click on Programs
- Find and click on Turn on Windows features on or off
- Under Server Manager, find and open Features
Settings
By default, no features (0 of 41) are installed
- Check the readme for which features or services should be installed
- .NET Framework
- Group Policy Management
- SMTP Server
- SNMP Services
- Telnet Client
- Telnet Server
- TFTP Client
- Windows Server
- Use Add Features to add necessary features
- Use Remove Features to remove unnecessary features
Table of Contents
Windows Server Roles
By default, no roles (0 or 17) are installed
- Open Server Manager
- Find and double click on Roles
- Check the readme for which roles should be installed
- Active Directory
- DHCP Server
- DNS Server
- Web Server (IIS)
- Use Add Roles to add necessary server roles
- Use Remove Roles to remove unnecessary server roles
Table of Contents
Startup Programs
Location
- Press the Start or Windows button
- Type msconfig, press Enter
- Go to the Startup tab
Settings
- Keep checkmarks on required programs and services
- Remove checkmarks on all other items
Table of Contents
Services
Location
- Go to Administrative Tools
- Find and open Services
Settings
Make sure the following services are running and have automatic start up:
Unless required by readme, stop each of the following services and change Startup Type as Disabled
- DHCP Server
- DNS Server
- FTP Server
- HTTP Server
- Internet Information Services (IIS)
- Telnet Server
Table of Contents
Internet Explorer
Location
- Open Internet Explorer
- Find and click on Tools
- Find and click on Internet Options
Settings
Under the Security tab, security zone settings should be:
- Internet - High
- Local Intranet - Medium-low
- Trusted Sites - Medium
- Restricted Sites - High
Table of Contents
Network Resources
Internet Connection Sharing
Location
- Open Control Panel
- Find and click on Network and Internet
- Find and click on Network and Sharing Center
- Find and click on Change adapter settings
Settings
For each Local Area Connection or Wireless Network Connection
- Right click and select Properties
- Go to the Sharing tab, if any
- [ ] Allow other network users to connect through this computer's Internet connection
Table of Contents
Shared Folders
Location
- Open Administrative Tools
- Find and double click on Computer Management
- Find and double click on Shared Folders
- Find and double click on Shares
Settings
Stop sharing all shares.
The following are the mininum required shares. Other shares may be deleted, unless required by readme.
- ADMIN$ - C:\Windows - Windows
- C$ - C:\ - Windows
- other letters may appear for each Local Disk in Computer
- IPC$ - [blank] - Windows
Table of Contents
Policies
Account Lockout Policy
Location
- Open Administrative Tools
- Find and click on Local Security Policy
- Find and double click on Account Policies
- Find and double click on Account Lockout Policy
Settings
- Account lockout duration - 30 minutes
- Account lockout threshold - 5
- Reset account lockout counter after - 30 minutes
Table of Contents
Password Policy
Location
- Go to Administrative Tools
- Find and click on Local Security Policy
- Open Account Policies
- Open Password Policy
Settings
- Enforce password history - 5 passwords remembered
- Maximum password age - 30 days
- Minimum password age - 10 days
- Minimum password length - 8 characters
- Password must meet complexity requirements - Enabled
- Store passwords using reversible encryption - Disabled
Table of Contents
Audit Policy
Location
- Open Administrative Tools
- Find and click on Local Security Policy
- Find and double click on Local Policies
- Find and double click on Audit Policy
Settings
- Audit account logon events - Success, Failure
- Audit account management - Success, Failure
- Audit directory service access - Success, Failure
- Audit logon events - Success, Failure
- Audit object access - Success, Failure
- Audit policy change - Success, Failure
- Audit privilege use - Success, Failure
- Audit process tracking - Success, Failure
- Audit system events - Success, Failure
Table of Contents
Scans
Rootkit Scanners
When running these tools, review any findings and avoid removing any required software.
- Avast aswMBR
- MalwareBytes Anti-Rootkit
- McAfee Rootkit Remover
- Norton Power Eraser
Table of Contents
Installation Cleanup
Show Hidden Files and Folders
Location
- Open Control Panel
- Find and click on Appearance and Personalization
- Find Folder Options
- Find and click on Show hidden files and folders
Settings
Under
Files and Folders, under
Hidden files and folders
- [x] Show hidden files, folders, and drives
Table of Contents
Find Unauthorized Files
- Open Command Prompt
- dir C:\Users /s /b /a | find /i ".mp3"
- This will search for .mp3 files in C:\Users
- If there are any results, inspect the files and remove as necessary
- Repeat from step 2 for the following file extensions
- (music) - .mp3, .wav, .wma, .aac
- (movie/video) - .mp4, .mov, .avi
- (pictures) - .gif, .jpg, .jpeg, , .png, .bmp
- (executable files) - .exe, .msi, .bat, .sh
Table of Contents
Users Folder
Location
- Open C:\ drive
- Open Users
Settings
The following folders are safe to leave alone. Carefully inspect all other folders and files not in the following list.
- Default
- Public
- any user allowed by readme
Table of Contents
Program Files
Location
- Open C:\ drive
- Find and open Program Files
Settings
The following folders are safe to leave alone. Carefully inspect all other folders and files not in the following list.
- Common Files
- Internet Explorer
- Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer
- Microsoft Security Client
- Uninstall Information (hidden)
- Windows Mail
- Windows NT
Table of Contents
Program Files (x86)
Location
- Open C:\ drive
- Find and open Program Files (x86)
Settings
The following folders are safe to leave alone. Carefully inspect all other folders and files not in the following list.
- Common Files
- Internet Explorer
- Microsoft Security Client
- Microsoft .NET
- Uninstall Information (hidden)
- Windows Mail
- Windows NT
Table of Contents
Hosts file
Location
- Open Notepad under an administrator account
- Right click, select Run as Administrator
- Open file: C:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
Settings
- Default file has no entries, only has lines that are blank or start with #
- Disable any entry lines by adding a # to the start of the line
Table of Contents
Updates
Automatic Updates
Location
- Open Control Panel
- Find and click on System and Security
- Find Windows Update
- Find and click on Turn automatic updating on or off
Settings
- Under Important Updates
- Install updates automatically (recommended)
- Install new updates [ Every day ] at [ 3:00 AM ]
Table of Contents
Service Packs
Location
- Press Start or Windows button
- Find and right click Computer or My Computer
- Select Properties
- Find the words Service Pack
- if there is none, no service pack is installed
Settings
- For Windows Server 2008 R2, the latest is Service Pack 1
Table of Contents
Windows Updates
Location
- Open Control Panel
- Find and click on System and Security
- Find Windows Update
Settings
- Find and click on Check for Updates
- If there are any critical or important updates, click on Install Updates
- Wait for updates to finish
- Repeat until no remaining critical and important updates
Table of Contents
References
C:\ Drive
Location
- Press Start or Windows button
- Find and click on Computer
- Find and double click on Local Disk (C:)
Settings
These are the default folders. Carefully inspect all other folders and files not in the following list.
Table of Contents
Command Prompt
Location
- Press Start or Windows button
- Type cmd, press Enter key
Table of Contents
Control Panel
Location
- Press Start or Windows button
- Find and click on Control Panel
Table of Contents
Processes
Location
- Open Task Manager
- Go to Processes tab
- Find and click on Show processes from all users
Settings
The following are Windows processes that should not be stopped. Avoid stopping any required software.
- conhost.exe
- csrss.exe
- dllhost.exe
- dwm.exe
- explorer.exe
- lsass.exe
- lsm.exe
- mmc.exe
- msdtc.exe
- MsMpEng.exe
- msseces.exe
- MisSrv.exe
- services.exe
- smss.exe
- spoolsv.exe
- sppsvc.exe
- svchost.exe
- System
- taskhost.exe
- taskmgr.exe
- TrustedInstaller.exe
- wininit.exe
- winlogon.exe
- WmiPrvSE.exe
Table of Contents
Task Manager
Location
Option 1
- Right click Taskbar (bottom of screen)
- Select Start Task Manager
Option 2
- Press CTRL + ALT + DEL
- Select Start Task Manager
Table of Contents


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> Home Education Experience Interest
I have very little experience with programming and web design but i am trying to learn more about it.


this is how i work from home
you're probably dealing with being thrust into remote working while being much sadder than usual #
Technically, the job I've got now was always going to be remote, COVID or no COVID. I signed up for it. What I certainly didn't sign up for, though, was trying to keep my focus on learning React Native and Rails in the midst of a pandemic, while my friends lose their jobs and I worry about mine, while I freak out every time a stranger comes within reaching distance of me. We're not just working remote, we're working remote during a pandemic. Our focus is screwed, we're stressed and sad, and a lot of us are strapping in for our second recession since we left school.
I have run the gamut from rage to depression to boundless anxiety and back around the block a fair few times. It's been hard. But I've found a few tools and strategies to help me along the way. I'll list them below and hope that they help some of you, too.
exercise #
Moving around does help. Here are some YouTube channels I like:
I've been running 5k three mornings a week. I'm not amazing at it but I do it with the help of Uncle Dugs sets. I don't manage this every week. I let myself walk it if I'm not feeling it.
social media blackouts #
Between 9am and 1pm and 2pm and 6pm on weekdays, you won't find me on Twitter any more. It was making me far too stressed seeing all the deaths and newly-jobless friends appear in real time. I've been using Freedom to block Twitter across my phone and my laptop. You can even set it so that you can't quit the app, meaning that you have simply no solution other than to wait until your self-imposed restrictions have been lifted. It costs money. It's worth it.
Also, and this is kind of unorthodox, but I took my Twitter blackouts a step further. I gave my partner the password to my account and asked him to change it. I then used this updated (complex) password to log into Twitter on my laptop, set my laptop to remember the credentials, and deleted all record of the password other than my broswer's memory. This means that I can only go on Twitter if I'm physically at my laptop. It's improved my life a lot.
tracking time #
I've been known to work 11-hour days and then panic I'm not working enough. I no longer have the changes of scenery that mark the beginning and end of the day working in an office, meaning that there's always scope to go just a little further, do tons of courses on Udemy to "keep up", and generally make myself miserable.
I've decided to replace this nagging feeling I'm being lazy with data. Using Toggl, I'll keep my own timesheets for work-work and extra-curricular studies on evenings and weekends and see if that gets rid of my pervasive fear of being lazy, or seen as lazy. There's a free plan and there are several paid plans with varying levels of complexity. I'm using the free one for now.


A computer engineering major at Vanderbilt University.
I have created a lot of software tools across a broad spetrum of categories.
See some of my projects
Here are some of my favorite things right now!
Stuff I think is cool
Poetry written by Zach Gospe. It's some good stuff!
Read some of Zach's poetry


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Chapter 2: Nutrition in Animals
Aratrik Pal
April 12, 2021
Steps in nutrition
- Ingestion: Intake of food
- Digestion: Complex -> Simple
- Absorption: Absorb energy
- Assimilation: Simple -> Complex
- Egestion: Elimination of waste
Digestion in humans
- Food passes through specific canal (elementary canal/ digestive tract)
- Digestive system = elementary canal + Digestive glands
- Parts of elementary canal (first 7) and digestive glands (last 3):
Mouth & Buccal Cavity
- Process of taking food: ingestion
- Large pieces of food broken down
- Food mixes with saliva : secreted from salivary glands
- Tongue: taste of food by taste buds
Esophagus
- Epigloatus directs the food into esophagus
Stomach
- Widest part
- Churned and mixed with mucus (HCL acid & digestive juices)
- Acid kills bacteria
- Juices break down proteins
- Emptied into small intestine
Small intestine
- 7.5m long
- Digestive juices mixed
- Inner wall has finger-like projections:
- Increase surface area of food
Large intestine
Rectum
Anus
Salivary glands
Liver
- Largest gland
- Secretes bile
Pancreas
- Secretes pancreatic juice
- Breaks down carbs, prots., fats
Digestion in Cow
- Special stomach with 4 chambers:
- Rumen (largest part)
- Reticulum
- Omasum (smallest part)
- Abomasum
- Ruminent: Animal that can bring back food from stomach
- Rumination: Process of bringing back food from stomach
- Process of digestion of food:
- Quickly swallow grass and store in rumen
- Food partially digested in rumen: cud
- Cud is pushed into reticulum
- Reticulum sends back cud back to mouth
- Re-chewed food sent to Omasum
- Excess water removed, broken down
- Goes to Abomsum (True stomach)
- Goes into small intestine
- Absorption of nutrients
- Caecum (sac-like) contains bacteria, breaks down cellulose
- Goes into large intestine


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My passion is making a difference! So, it is with hope that I become an UX Designer or an IoT Developer.


Flip one midi file
Flip several midi files
What is all this?
This is the Automatic MIDI Inverter! Inspired by Andrew Huang, the basic idea is to start from the first note and pivot every note from above to below, and vice versa, while keeping the same interval. For a more detailed explanation and example, watch Andrew's video about it.
As an improvement on Andrew's original idea, where the first note stays the same and all the notes are flipped around that note, my code finds the pitch in the center of the range and flips everything around that pitch, which keeps the range of the inversion the same as that of the original. With Andrew's method, it's possible to get notes that are too high or low for midi files.
If you have any problems with the site, email Dan at Dan Cusher dot com or tweet @dscush. The code for all this is open source. Also check out Sophie Hamilton's version of the midi flipper


MUCINEX SINUS-MAX DAY TIME SEVERE CONGESTION RELIEF AND MUCINEX SINUS-MAX NIGHT TIME CONGESTION AND COUGH MAXIMUM STRENGTH- acetaminophen, diphenhydramine hydrochloride, guaifenesin, and phenylephrine hydrochloride
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Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
Active ingredients (in each 20 mL) Mucinex SINUS-MAX Day Time |
Purposes |
| Acetaminophen 650 mg |
Pain reliever |
| Guaifenesin 400 mg |
Expectorant |
| Phenylephrine HCl 10 mg |
Nasal decongestant |
Active ingredients (in each 20 mL) SINUS-MAX Night Time |
Purposes |
| Acetaminophen 650 mg |
Pain reliever |
| Diphenhydramine HCl 25 mg |
Antihistamine/cough suppressant |
| Phenylephrine HCl 10 mg |
Nasal decongestant |
Uses
- temporarily relieves:
- nasal congestion
- headache
- cough (Night Time only)
- minor aches and pains
- sinus congestion and pressure
- controls cough to help you get to sleep (Night Time only)
- runny nose and sneezing (Night Time only)
- temporarily promotes nasal and/or sinus drainage
- helps loosen phlegm (mucus) and thin bronchial secretions to rid the bronchial passa geways of bothersome mucus and make coughs more productive (Day Time only)
Warnings
Liver warning
This product contains acetaminophen. Severe liver damage may occur if you take:
- more than 6 doses in 24 hours, which is the maximum daily amount
- with other drugs that contain acetaminophen
- 3 or more alcoholic drinks daily while using this product
Do not use
- with any other drug containing acetaminophen (prescription or nonprescription). If you are not sure whether a drug contains acetaminophen, ask a doctor or pharmacist.
- with any other drug containing diphenhydramine, even one used on the skin (Night Time only)
- if you are now taking a prescription monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) (certain drugs for depression, psychiatric, or emotional conditions, or Parkinson's disease), or for 2 weeks after stopping the MAOI drug. If you do not know if your prescription drug contains an MAOI, ask a doctor or pharmacist before taking this product.
- for children under 12 years of age
Ask a doctor before use if you have
- liver disease
- heart disease
- diabetes
- high blood pressure
- thyroid disease
- trouble urinating due to an enlarged prostate gland
- glaucoma (Night Time only)
- a breathing problem such as emphysema or chronic bronchitis (Night Time only)
- persistent or chronic cough such as occurs with smoking, asthma, chronic bronchitis, or emphysema
- cough that occurs with too much phlegm (mucus)
Ask a doctor or pharmacist before use if you are
- taking the blood thinning drug warfarin
- taking sedatives or tranquilizers (Night Time only)
When using this product
- do not use more than directed
- excitability may occur, especially in children (Night Time only)
- marked drowsiness may occur (Night Time only)
- alcohol, sedatives, and tranquilizers may increase drowsiness (Night Time only)
- avoid alcoholic drinks (Night Time only)
- be careful when driving a motor vehicle or operating machinery (Night Time only)
Stop use and ask a doctor if
- nervousness, dizziness, or sleeplessness occur
- pain, nasal congestion, or cough gets worse or lasts more than 7 days
- fever gets worse or lasts more than 3 days
- redness or swelling is present
- new symptoms occur
- cough comes back, or occurs with fever, rash, or headache that lasts. These could be signs of a serious condition.
If pregnant or breast-feeding, ask a health professional before use.
Keep out of reach of children.
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Overdose warning
Taking more than the recommended dose (overdose) may cause liver damage. In case of overdose, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away. Quick medical attention is critical for adults as well as for children even if you do not notice any signs or symptoms.
Directions
- do not take more than directed (see overdose">Overdose warning)
- do not take more than 6 doses in an y 24-hour period
- measure only with dosing cup provided
- do not use dosing cup with other products
- dose as follows or as directed by a doctor
- mL = milliliter
- adults and children 12 years of age and older: 20 mL in dosing cup provided every 4 hours
- children under 12 years of age: do not use
Other information
- each 20 mL contains: sodium 12 mg
- do not refrigerate
- store between 20-25°C (68-77°F)
- dosing cup provided
Inactive ingredients (Mucinex SINUS-MAX Day Time)
anhydrous citric acid, edetate disodium, FD&C Blue #1, FD&C Red #40, flavors, glycerin, propyl gallate, propylene glycol, purified water, sodium benzoate, sorbitol, sucralose, trisodium citrate dihydrate1, xanthan gum
Inactive ingredients (Mucinex SINUS-MAX Night Time)
anhydrous citric acid, edetate disodium, FD&C Blue #1, FD&C Red #40, flavors, glycerin, propyl gallate, propylene glycol, purified water, sodium benzoate, sorbitol, sucralose, trisodium citrate dihydrate2, xanthan gum
Questions?
1-866-682-4639
You may also report side effects to this phone number.
Dist. by: Reckitt Benckiser
Parsippany, NJ 07054-0224
PRINCIPAL DISPLAY PANEL - Kit Carton
NDC 63824-263-22
MAXIMUM STRENGTH*
Mucinex®
SINUS-MAX®
DAY TIME
Severe Congestion Relief
Acetaminophen • Pain Reliever
Guaifenesin • Expectorant
Phenylephrine HCl • Nasal Decongestant
- ✓
- Clears Sinus Congestion
- ✓
- Relieves Headache
- ✓
- Thins & Loosens Mucus
Mucinex®
SINUS-MAX®
NIGHT TIME
Congestion & Cough
Acetaminophen • Pain Reliever
Diphenhydramine HCl • Antihistamine/Cough Suppressant
Phenylephrine HCl • Nasal Decongestant
- ✓
- Clears Sinus Congestion
- ✓
- Relieves Headache
- ✓
- Relieves Runny Nose & Sneezing
- ✓
- Controls Cough
AGES 12+
TWO – 6 fl oz (180 mL) bottles TOTAL – 12 fl oz (360 mL)
AGES 12+


- Misc.
- Payroll
- NYS Pay Rate and Pay Date Notices
- + Notice for Hourly Rate Employees
- + Notice for Multiple Hourly Rate Emplyees
- + Notice for Employees Paid a Weekly Rate or a Salary for a Fixed Number of Hours
- + Notice for Emplyees Paid salary for Varying Hours, Day Rate, Piece Rate, Flat Rate or Other Non-Hourly Pay
- + Notice for Exempt Emplyees
- Purchasing


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Issue Tracking
To see the bug in action you need to be using Mozilla Firefox. For those of you without Firefox you can view a screenshot here. This issue occurs when an element/image has a height of 100% and no explicit width set inside of a block element that has padding on it with and a defined height. If you set the inner elements width to anything other than auto this issue goes away. Also, when changing box-sizing: border-box;
the issue doesn't appear to apply except slightly in example 3.
For web developers, a temporary fix when you want your element/ image to be responsive to to it's container height is to make sure the elements parent container doesn't have any padding. Instead, apply the padding to the element itself as demonstrated in example 4.
These demos all use Bootstrap 3. For Bootstrap users see this related pen for several alternative demos on how to implement a better navbar image.
Example 1: Default Navbar Height 20px
Applied to image 750x250px
. This is the example Bootstrap uses on their docs ...(Working in firefox)
Example 2: Image dimensions 750x250px
using 100%
height to fit navbar-brand 50px
height ... (broken in Firefox)
Example 3: Image dimensions 50x200px
using 100%
height to fit navbar-brand 50px
height ... (broken in Firefox)
Example 4 : Image dimensions are 1200x300px
with 100%
height applied on image. The key here is that padding is removed from .navbar-brand
and added to the image tag. Refer to this pen for complete working demos and examples for different use cases (Works in firefox!)


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Trees
A tree is a plant that can grow in height and has branches and leaves.
Below are 5 facts about trees:
- Trees have been on Earth for 370 million years.
- The California Redwood is the tallest tree on Earth.
- There are over 60,000 species of trees.
- You can count the tree rings to find out how old it is!
- Branches are there to spread the leaves out.
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Drive-by compliments
by Rob BeschizzaThis video, apparently depicting teens driving around and yelling mostly non-problematic compliments at pedestrians through a bullhorn, recalls the halcyon days of 2014.
This video, apparently depicting teens driving around and yelling mostly non-problematic compliments at pedestrians through a bullhorn, recalls the halcyon days of 2014.


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Sex Tape Scandal: 5 Things Learned From Babcock University’s Official Statement
by Violet JohnsonEarlier in the day, a girl identified as a Babcock University student and an unidentified male were seen in what appeared to be a leaked sex tape.
The video went viral almost immediately with many displeased at the act. As it became a trending topic on Twitter, the story began taking different twists and turns.
Some Twitter NG users claim the sex tape was leaked as an act of revenge against the girl, while others think it was solely the boy’s doing. While the comparisons went on, others awaited the response of the school authorities.
Babcock University, through its Twitter page, released an official statement as shown below and in it are the 4 things we have learned about the case:
- The boy in the video was expelled in February 2019 for being involved in “certain grievous misconducts” for which the university does not tolerate.
- “His girlfriend”, until the video was released, was a 300-level student of Accounting.
- She has been expelled from the institution for “the violation of university rules and regulations”
- The incident took place in April while the school was on vacation
- The incident did not take place in school but at Saint Bridget’s Hospital, Ogun state, while she visited the boy undergoing rehabilitation.


Tokyo
Robot Shop Tokyo, or also known as Tsukumo Robot Kingdom. A bit of a challene as from the outside the shop is located in a non-discript building in Akihabara. During my visit to Japan, this was hands down the most impressive shop of them all, having a nice collection of robots, kits, but also parts (ranging from electronics and mechanics like hard to find omni-wheels in all possible sizes). Very impressive. The shop is not that big actually, but when walking around you get the feeling these guys really know what they are doing.Robot Aisle Tokyo This shop is like the others an RT-shop, and has some nice kits that could not be found elsewhere as far as I have seen. The shop also has an assembly space where staff can help you work out your challenges. The shop is quite small, but when you're in Akhibabara, it's close to the other two shops mentioned here. It's actually below the railway tracks, in a small shopping mall named Radiocenter, but not to be confused with the radio department store mentioned below. You can find other electronic components shops in this mall as well. See Google maps below to locate is.
Tokyo Radio Department Shops This is not a robot shop, but still an amazing place for electronics parts. It is a 4 story shopping mall. This beats all internetshops to be honest. It's located in the same street as the robot shop mentioned earlier. Note that there's another shop called Radio Store which is completely different and not that special.


Alessandro Vitale
Alessandro Vitale is an expert in Artificial Intelligence and a serial entrepreneur. In 2016 he founded Conversate in London, the first enterprise platform for intelligent chatbots. Previously he founded Optimist AI, building Augmented Intelligence algorithms for sales people since 2010. Before being an entrepreneur, he worked for years in Siemens with growing responsibilities in Italy and Europe in the strategy department. He is a member of the coordination board of the AI Task Force of Agenzia per l'Italia Digitale
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Over the past five years, Matt Moog transformed CoolSavings, a Chicago-based money-losing online couponing site, into Q Interactive, a profitable online lead-generation site for the likes of Walt Disney, Wal-Mart and Pepsi.
But a desire to strike out on his own and two life-changing events prompted the 36-year-old Moog (rhymes with "vogue") to quit Q Interactive to start his own company, Viewpoints Network, an online review site for major life purchases.
 Matt, his only son, tried to find the best physicians and hospitals online. He was dissatisfied with what he found, and finally used his personal network to locate a leading brain cancer expert to care for his father. Still, Robert Moog died a few months later.
"I thought there had to be a better way to find information," said Matt Moog, who lives in Lincoln Park with his wife, Lucy, a Chicago native, and their three sons.
That was life-altering event No. 1, providing the kernel of an idea for a new business.
The second factor was the celebration of his 36th birthday in February. Moog, who inherited the same distinctive wavy hair that was his dad's trademark, was struck by the fact that his father won his first Grammy at the same age. He decided to pursue "a lifelong dream to start a company on my own."
And so he did.
With permission of Landmark Communications, the media company that purchased CoolSavings in 2001 and put Moog in charge, Moog recruited several of his colleagues from CoolSavings. He also brought on board others with pedigrees from pioneering Chicago Internet companies, Orbitz, the travel site, and Neoglyphics, the early Internet design company.
Moog's vision for Viewpoints, scheduled to go live in March, is to provide free, high-quality information for the major purchases of life, including mortgages, cars, medical care, college educations, vacations, financial services and electronics.
"These reviews won't be taste- or lifestyle-driven. There are plenty of places online for reviews of movies, restaurants and music," he said. "What we are trying to be is a next-generation Consumer Reports. Viewpoints will be an online community like YouTube, Myspace.com and Flickr, where consumers create their own content. But Viewpoints will be a bit more structured to help people make smarter decisions."
Moog said Viewpoints is now recruiting several hundred of the better-known online reviewers. He plans to build up a group of them as online personalities whom readers will come to know and respect.
The public will be able to contribute reviews. Wannabe reviewers can sign on with Viewpoints Network at www.viewpoints.com.
Moog expects to have 500,000 reviews, typically 100 to 200 words each, online from 50,000 contributors within a year.
He said revenues will come from advertising, with some ads linked to reviews. He declined to share projected revenues. However, successful companies in the online reviewing area reach revenues of between $100 million to $200 million in five to 10 years.
Chicago venture capitalist Lon Chow, general partner at Apex Venture Partners, who personally has invested in Viewpoints, said, "The online opinions/reviews space is crowded, but I am making a bet that Matt and his team will build a viable business by addressing under- or unserved consumer needs in existing and new product/service categories, and by out-executing the competition. They will disrupt the status quo, and leapfrog many of the players. Spend some time in Amazon or ePinions, you will find that the user experience is not great [hard to search for specific information, no way to filter information, etc.], and that means opportunities for Viewpoints."
Moog's track record with CoolSavings/Q Interactive helped Viewpoints raise a healthy $4.8 million in angel funding, including personal investments from Chicago VCs Chow; J.B. Pritzker, founder of New World Ventures, and Matt McCall, managing director of Draper Fisher Jurvetson Portage Venture Partners.
McCall said, "What I like most about Viewpoints is Matt. He's played in the big leagues and has a sense of what works and what doesn't. He is one of the best-connected guys in the interactive world in this region. He's an awesome entrepreneur and a guy to watch in the years ahead."
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Matt Moog said his father, Robert Moog (rhymes with "vogue"), the famed inventor, gave him some sound advice: "If you are going into business, you had better know the difference between principle and principal."
Moog the younger learned the lesson as he moved on from business development at Microsoft in Washington, D.C., and Chicago, and then over to CoolSavings/Q Interactive where, as chief executive, he eventually led a turnaround.
"When I took over CoolSavings [an online couponing site] in July of 2001, it had $22 million in revenue and lost $20 million that year. By the end of 2005, the company had tripled revenue to $68 million, and posted a substantial profit. It was profitable for the last four years I was CEO. For 2006, the company was headed for approximately $90 to $100 million in sales," he said.
Moog said, "One of the most meaningful things [Robert Moog] used to say to me was 'Necessity is the mother of invention.' I often think of that, and it inspires me to take risks."
Robert Moog himself was considered a creative genius, but one who struggled on the business side.
"My dad considered himself a toolmaker/engineer first, a musician second, and businessman was way down the list," Moog said.
In 1964, Robert Moog, who had a doctorate in engineering physics, invented the Moog synthesizer, an easy-to-use keyboard.
According to a BBC obituary, Moog, who died at age 71 a year ago, told an interviewer years ago, "I didn't know what the hell I was doing. I was doing this thing to have a good time, then all of a sudden someone's saying to me, 'I'll take one of those and two of that.' That's how I got into business."
In the early 1970s, as competition increased, and interest in electronic music declined, Moog's company ran into financial trouble. "Suddenly we went from a nine-month or a year backlog to having no backlog and no orders," Moog said. "I ran out of money at the beginning of 1971." He sold the company and the Moog Music name.
Moog started making instruments again in the late 1970s. He won back the rights to the Moog brand in court in 2002 and began selling instruments with his name on them.
Matt Moog set up a site dedicated to his father at www.bobmoog.com. For information on the Moog Foundation go to www.moogfoundation.org.
--Howard Wolinsky
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Hello to all. I have just embarked on a project to monitor my energy consumption throughout my home.
My first step is measuring my oil usage by monitoring the level over time.
I'm measuring the quantity of oil in the tank and sending that value as my input.
Is there a way I can process my feed to log a difference over time?
For example, log my total daily consumption to another feed? (start qty - end qty = total daily)
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Hello michael
Nice application! The kwh to kwh/d input processor was designed to do this, but I need to look at it again as Im not sure if its been working correctly. Its called kwh_to_kwhd2 in the input processor menu.
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Thanks Trystan for the quick response. I set up the kwh to kwd input processor as the next step after logging the feed.
I added a visualization to my dashboard to test it out.
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Trystan,
I don't think I am using the processor correctly.
The kwh to khwh/d is not producing the desired results. If you have the time please check out my dashboard.
I would greatly appreciate help understanding how to use the tool as you intended.
Part of my issue may be that my data is constantly reducing and I am looking for that reduction over a specific period of time to be logged on a daily basis as opposed to constantly aggregating usage over time.
I created a Google docs chart to describe what I am looking for. It is on the bottom of this page.
thanks,
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Hello Michael, I updated the implementation for kwh to kwhd a couple of days ago which hopefully fixes the bug with the older one, I've created a new kwh to kwhd based feed in your account it should produce the correct graph.
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hmm... oil burners here in denmark have about the same flow rate.... so maybe just messure on time and multiply?
could be wrong thou
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Michael
On you web site (http://ourlilfactory.com/2013/12/13/starting-to-monitor-oil-usage/) you show a picture of a red screw cap that houses the ultrasonic sensor. where did you get this cap? How does it hold up to the pressure of the oil tank when it is being filled with fuel oil.?
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That cap looks like a 3D print so I guess it was custom made to hold the sensor.
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He changes himself into a jackal, and goes to find out what is detaining his people, when they do not return home. In the Katkop dialect, by Díä!kwãin (L V.-19. 5506 rev.-5512 rev.).  In the form of a jackal, sorcerers seek people from their homes at night to see where they are and how they are doing.
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1) See also About sorcerers: their death, their snoring work, earthquakes and the rain and !nuin-|kui-ten (who was a sorcerer or magician), 2) This story is found in Book V-19
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This section lists useful commands and workflows that can help you dive into a model’s performance in TorchInductor. When a model is not running as fast as expected, you may want to check individual kernels of the model. Usually, those kernels taking the majority of the GPU time are the most interesting ones. After that, you may also want to run individual kernels directly and inspect its perf. PyTorch provides tools to cover everything mentioned above.
Relevant Environment Variables¶
You can use the following environment variables in your analysis:
TORCHINDUCTOR_UNIQUE_KERNEL_NAMES
By default, TorchInductor names a Triton kernel as
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Breakdown Model GPU Time¶
Below are the steps to breakdown execution time of a model into
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Run the benchmark script for the model:
TORCHINDUCTOR_UNIQUE_KERNEL_NAMES=1 TORCHINDUCTOR_BENCHMARK_KERNEL=1 python -u benchmarks/dynamo/timm_models.py –backend inductor –amp –performance –dashboard –only mixnet_l –disable-cudagraphs –training
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**Compiled module path: /tmp/torchinductor_shunting/qz/cqz7hvhood7y3psp7fy6msjxsxyli7qiwiybizdwtjw6ffyq5wwd.py**
We have one line for each compiled module. If there are no extra graph breaks, we would see 2 such lines in the log, one for the forward graph and one for the backward graph.
For our example command, we get the following compiled module for the forward and backward graphs respectively:
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https://gist.github.com/shunting314/48efc83b12ec3ead950052e4a0220b10
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argument:**> python fwd.py -p**
See the full output log in this example gist.
In the output, you can notice the following:
We write a chrome trace file for the profile so we can load the trace and interact with it. In the log, look for lines as follows to find the path of the trace file.
Chrome trace for the profile is written to /tmp/compiled_module_profile.json
Loading the trace into Chrome (visit chrome://tracing in the chrome browser and load the file as the UI suggested) will show UI as follows:
You can zoom in and out to check the profile.
We report the percent of GPU time regarding to the wall time by log line like:
Percent of time when GPU is busy: 102.88%
Sometimes you may see a value larger than 100%. The reason is because PyTorch uses the kernel execution time with profiling enabled while using wall time with profiling disabled. Profiling may distort the kernel execution time a bit. But overall it should not be a big deal.
If we run the model like
densenet121
with a small batch size, we would see low percent of time when GPU is busy:(Forward graph) Percent of time when GPU is busy: 32.69%
This means the model has a lot of CPU overhead. This is consistent with the fact that enabling cudagraphs improve densenet121’s perf a lot.
We can break down the GPU time to different categories of kernels. In the
mixnet_l
example, we seepointwise kernel takes 28.58%
reduction kernel takes 13.85%
persistent reduction kernel takes 3.89%
the rest are cutlass/cudnn kernels for mm/conv which takes 56.57%
This information can be found in the summary line (last line) of the report for each kernel category.
We also call zoom into a certain category of kernels. For example, let’s check reduction kernels:
We can see an ordered table of execution time for each individual reduction kernel. We also see how many times a kernel is executed. This is helpful for a few reasons:
If a kernel only takes a tiny amount of time, for example, 0.1%, improving it will at most bring 0.1% overall gain. It is not worth spending a lot of effort on it.
Ff a kernel takes 2% of time, improving it by 2x will bring in 1% overall gain which justifies the effort.
Benchmark Individual Triton Kernel¶
Let’s say we want to take a closer look at
triton_red_fused\__native_batch_norm_legit_functional_16
which is the
most expensive reduction kernel and takes 2.19% of overall wall time for
the forward graph.
We can lookup the kernel name in the fwd.py
, and find comment like:
# kernel path: /tmp/torchinductor_shunting/jk/cjk2vm3446xrk7rth7hr6pun7xxo3dnzubwcn6ydrpifal4eykrz.py
I’ll rename it k.py for convenience. Here is a paste for this file.
k.py
is a standalone Python module containing the kernel code and its
benchmark.
Run k.py
directly will report its execution time and bandwidth:
We can check if max-autotune helps this kernel, by running:
**TORCHINDUCTOR_MAX_AUTOTUNE=1 python /tmp/k.py**
We may also temporarily add more reduction heuristics and run the script again to check how that helps with the kernel.


CS5331-004: Visualization and Visual Analytics - Fall 2016
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Lectures
Week 1: Javascripts
Week 2: D3.js
Week 3: Tables and Charts
Week 4: Scatterplots and Paralell Coordinates
Week 5: Text visualization
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Week 8: Tree Layouts
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Project 2
Project 3
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Students
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Contents
Chapter 0 Getting started
0.1 Comments
0.2 #include
0.3 The main function
0.4 Curly braces
0.5 Using the standard library for output
0.6 The return statement
0.7 A slightly deeper look
0.8 Details
Chapter 1 Working with strings
1.1 Input
1.2 Framing a name
1.3 Details
Chapter 2 Looping and counting
2.1 The problem
2.2 Overall structure
2.3 Writing an unknown number of rows
2.4 Writing a row
2.5 The complete framing program
2.6 Counting
2.7 Details
Chapter 3 Working with batches of data
3.1 Computing student grades
3.2 Using medians instead of averages
3.3 Details
Chapter 4 Organizing programs and data
4.1 Organizing computations
4.2 Organizing data
4.3 Putting it all together
4.4 Partitioning the grading program
4.5 The revised grading program
4.6 Details
Chapter 5 Using sequential containers and analyzing strings
5.1 Separating students into categories
5.2 Iterators
5.3 Using iterators instead of indices
5.4 Rethinking our data structure for better performance
5.5 The list type
5.6 Taking strings apart
5.7 Testing our split function
5.8 Putting strings together
5.9 Details
Chapter 6 Using library algorithms
6.1 Analyzing strings
6.2 Comparing grading schemes
6.3 Classifying students, revisited
6.4 Algorithms, containers, and iterators
6.5 Details
Chapter 7 Using associative containers
7.1 Containers that support efficient look-up
7.2 Counting words
7.3 Generating a cross-reference table
7.4 Generating sentences
7.5 A note on performance
7.6 Details
Chapter 8 Writing generic functions
8.1 What is a generic function?
8.2 Data-structure independence
8.3 Input and output iterators
8.4 Using iterators for flexibility
8.5 Details
Chapter 9 Defining new types
9.1 Student_info revisited
9.2 Class types
9.3 Protection
9.4 The Student_info class
9.5 Constructors
9.6 Using the Student_info class
9.7 Details
Chapter 10 Managing memory and low-level data structures
10.1 Pointers and arrays
10.2 String literals revisited
10.3 Initializing arrays of character pointers
10.4 Arguments to main
10.5 Reading and writing files
10.6 Three kinds of memory management
10.7 Details
Chapter 11 Defining abstract data types
11.1 The Vec class
11.2 Implementing the Vec class
11.3 Copy control
11.4 Dynamic Vecs
11.5 Flexible memory management
11.6 Details
Chapter 12 Making class objects act like values
12.1 A simple string class
12.2 Automatic conversions
12.3 Str operations
12.4 Some conversions are hazardous
12.5 Conversion operators
12.6 Conversions and memory management
12.7 Details
Chapter 13 Using inheritance and dynamic binding
13.1 Inheritance
13.2 Polymorphism and virtual functions
13.3 Using inheritance to solve our problem
13.4 A simple handle class
13.5 Using the handle class
13.6 Subtleties
13.7 Details
Chapter 14 Managing memory (almost) automatically
14.1 Handles that copy their objects
14.2 Reference-counted handles
14.3 Handles that let you decide when to share data
14.4 An improvement on controllable handles
14.5 Details
Chapter 15 Revisiting character pictures
15.1 Design
15.2 Implementation
15.3 Details
Chapter 16 Where do we go from here?
16.1 Use the abstractions you have
16.2 Learn more
Appendix A Language details
A.1 Declarations
A.2 Types
A.3 Expressions
A.4 Statements
Appendix B Library summary
B.1 Input-output
B.2 Containers and iterators
B.3 Algorithms


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Rubygems is a tool for installing ruby libraries and their dependancies. If you have rubygems installed, simply:
gem install ruby-openid
Unpack the archive and run setup.rb to install:
ruby setup.rb
setup.rb installs the library into your system ruby. If don‘t want to add openid to you system ruby, you may instead add the lib directory of the extracted tarball to your RUBYLIB environment variable:
$ export RUBYLIB=${RUBYLIB}:/path/to/ruby-openid/lib
Make sure everything installed ok:
$> irb irb$> require "openid" => true
Or, if you installed via rubygems:
$> irb irb$> require "rubygems" => true irb$> require_gem "ruby-openid" => true
Go into the test directory and execute the *runtests.rb* script.