Air Botswana to lay off half its staff
by AFPIn Summary
- The southern African country's carrier has been running at a loss for more than a decade.
- Air Botswana director said only 210 out of their 450 staff members would be retained.
Gaborone,
Botswana's national airline has unveiled plans to cut more than half of its staff as part of a restructuring plan that would transfer ground handling operations to a new company.
The southern African country's carrier owns three aircrafts serving domestic and regional routes.
It has been running at a loss for more than a decade, mainly because of high maintenance costs for its planes.
The government has already tried to sell the airline, without success.
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"In terms of the numbers of restructuring ... we have a staff complement of about 450 staff members and the intention is to have about 210 staff members", said Air Botswana director Agnes Khunwana at a media briefing on Tuesday.
The announced retrenchment stems from plans to eliminate the carrier's ground-handling operations, which are to be provided by a private company that has yet to be established.
"In an effort to unlock value and aid profitability, the airline has taken the first step towards unbundling its operations by forming a ground handling company," said Khunwana in a statement before the briefing.
She added that most of the laid off workers would be hired by the new company.


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Get a python object attribute.
method %DispatchSetProperty(propName As %Library.String, value As %Library.String)
[ Language = cpp ]
Get a python object attribute.
classmethod Bytes(cmd As %Binary)
as %Integer
[ Language = cpp ]
Convert COS string to a python bytes object. The sting cannot contain any wide char.
classmethod ChangeSignalState(state As %Integer)
as %Integer
[ Language = cpp ]
Set the signal handling state 0 - swap, 1 - disable swapping iris will notify,
to python signal handling
method Cleanup()
[ Language = cpp ]
Release all associated resources
classmethod Debugging(state As %Integer)
as %Integer
[ Language = cpp ]
If passed true, it doesn't reset the error context before invoking any python
feature (enable this befor invoking any pdb method).
classmethod False()
as %Integer
[ Language = cpp ]
Returns Python True object.
classmethod Import(name As %Binary)
as %Integer
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Loads a module and returns an object.
Returns zero on failure.
classmethod Install(packages As %String, dir As %String = "")
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Installs a new Python package into $MGRDIR/python by calling pip. Install
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classmethod None()
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Return python None object that can be used for assignment or as argument.
classmethod Run(cmd As %Binary)
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Run a Python cmd, multiple can be separated by new line $c(10)
classmethod SetStdIOMode(flags As %Integer)
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if flags bit 1 is set, the stderr (fd 2) output will be redirected to stdout (fd 1) if there is a current COS primary device, otherwise it will behave the original way and log it in messages.log
classmethod True()
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Returns Python True object.


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Buttons express what action will occur when the user clicks or touches it. Buttons are used to initialize an action, either in the background or foreground of an experience.

Static Dropdown

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Columns and Rows
Tables
Tables By Type
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Even the very term "tables" is subject to interpretation. WebAim does a phenomenal job in describing "layout" tables versus data tables. What some call "layout tables", others would call a grid. It's important to know that putting data in a formatted, tabular manner has implications to how assistive technology deals with it. Much, if not the majority of assistive technology looks for special markers to understand, and look for, navigational and informational road maps by which to report the data they encounter.
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This section describes abstract classes provided by battle-backbone
The abstract controller located in src/abstract/Controller.<%-lang.ext%>
provides you a simple way to implement lazy loading for methods within a controller.
Basically, it is a Marionette.Object
(thus, it has event support) that
uses a .handlers
property to map functions to a list of resources
to load before invoking the function. Modules can use that to lazy load their resources.
Abstract
module of the application.
.handler
property to be
an object that maps a function name to an array of resources or a function
that returns such an object.
define ['App'], (App) -> App.module 'LazyModule', (Module, app, Backbone, Marionette, $, _) -> ControllerClass = App.module('Abstract').Controller class Module.Controller extends ControllerClass handlers: # Load resources before invoking `onShowPage` onShowPage: ['module/LazyModule/view/View'] # This function gets the loaded view onShowPage: (View) -> # ...<% } else { %>
define(['App'], function(App) { App.module('LazyModule', function(Module, app, Backbone, Marionette, $, _) { var ControllerClass = App.module('Abstract').Controller; Module.Controller = ControllerClass.extend({ handlers: { // Load resources before invoking `onShowPage` onShowPage: ['module/LazyModule/view/View'] }, onShowPage: function(View) { // ... } }); }); });<% } %>
require()
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initialize()
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Backbone makes it quite easy to work with a REST API; models and collections provide functions for
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All you have to do is to provide the URL to the API and the corresponding endpoint in the collection or the model. This has a downside, though: if the API URL changes you have to update a lot of code.
In battle-backbone you store the base path of your API in the configuration file
and use a special property named endpoint
in your models or collections. If you want to
communicate with the API its base path is prepended to the given endpoint automatically.
# ... api: 'https://api.example.org/' # ...<% } else { %>
{ // ... api: 'https://api.example.org/', // ... }<% } %>
class Settings extends App.module('Abstract').Model endpoint: 'settings' # ...<% } else { %>
var Settings = App.module('Abstract').Model.extend({ endpoint: 'settings', // ... });<% } %>
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#include <CAPT_Type.h>
Data Fields | |
| void(* | pvCallback )() |
| const tCycle ** | pCycle |
| tGenericSensorParams * | pSensorParams |
| Pointer to the sensor-specific parameter structure. More... | |
| uint16_t | ui16ConversionGain |
| uint16_t | ui16ConversionCount |
| uint16_t | ui16ErrorThreshold |
| uint16_t | ui16ProxThreshold |
| uint16_t | ui16NegativeTouchThreshold |
| uint16_t | ui16TimeoutThreshold |
| uint16_t | ui16Timeout |
| Timeout counter for the sensor. More... | |
| tDeBounceSettings | ProxDbThreshold |
| tDeBounceSettings | TouchDbThreshold |
| uint8_t | ui8NrOfCycles: 5 |
| uint8_t | ui8FreqDiv: 3 |
| uint8_t | ui8ChargeLength: 4 |
| uint8_t | ui8TransferLength: 4 |
| tSensorType | TypeOfSensor: 4 |
| bool | bCountFilterEnable: 1 |
| Enables or disables count filtering of elements in this sensor. More... | |
| uint8_t | ui8CntBeta: 3 |
| Defines the count filter beta coefficient for this sensor. More... | |
| uint8_t | ui8LTABeta: 3 |
| Defines the LTA filter beta coefficient for this sensor. More... | |
| uint8_t | ui8BiasControl: 2 |
| uint8_t | ui8InputSyncControl: 2 |
| tSenseTechnology | SensingMethod: 1 |
| tDirectionOfInterest | DirectionOfInterest: 1 |
| Direction of Interest: Increasing counts or decreasing counts. More... | |
| bool | bSensorUpdating: 1 |
| Indicates that the sensor is currently updating. More... | |
| bool | bCsDischarge: 1 |
| bool | bModEnable: 1 |
| bool | bLpmControl: 1 |
| bool | bTimerSyncControl: 1 |
| bool | bReCalibrateEnable: 1 |
| bool | bIdleState: 1 |
| bool | bSensorHalt: 1 |
| Immediately halt the LTA of all elements in this sensor. More... | |
| bool | bPTSensorHalt: 1 |
| bool | bPTElementHalt: 1 |
| bool | bSensorDetect: 1 |
| bool | bSensorProx: 1 |
| bool | bSensorTouch: 1 |
| bool | bSensorPrevTouch: 1 |
| bool | bSensorNegativeTouch: 1 |
| bool | bMaxCountError: 1 |
| bool | bCalibrationError: 1 |
| bool | bCounterOVF: 1 |
| Indicates whether a counter overflow occured. More... | |
| bool | bSensorNoiseState: 1 |
| Indicates whether the sensor is experiencing noise. More... | |
typedef tSensor
The generic sensor structure holds the basic properties for a sensor
| void(* tSensor::pvCallback) () |
Pointer to a callback function. If !=NULL, this function will be called after this sensor is measured.
| const tCycle** tSensor::pCycle |
Pointer to an array of cycle pointers. The cycle pointer array length must be equal to the value in ui8NrOfCycles.
| tGenericSensorParams* tSensor::pSensorParams |
Pointer to the sensor-specific parameter structure.
| uint16_t tSensor::ui16ConversionGain |
Defines the sensor conversion count. This is the desired count value for all elements in this sensor. This establishes the resolution of the measurement, and is an input to the automatic calibration algorithm. Valid values are < 8192.
| uint16_t tSensor::ui16ConversionCount |
Defines the sensor conversion gain. This value must be less than the conversion count above. Lowering the value increases the amount of offset applied to the measurement for each element in this sensor. This is an input to the automatic calibration algorithm. Valid values are < 8192.
| uint16_t tSensor::ui16ErrorThreshold |
Defines the error threshold for the sensor in absolute counts. A measurement that exceeds this threshold will show a max count error.
| uint16_t tSensor::ui16ProxThreshold |
Defines the proximity threshold for the sensor relative to each element's LTA. This is the detection threshold used by the finite state machine.
| uint16_t tSensor::ui16NegativeTouchThreshold |
Defines the negative (reverse) touch threshold for the sensor relative to each element's LTA. This threshold allows detection of a touch removal if a system powers up or re-calibrates while being touched.
| uint16_t tSensor::ui16TimeoutThreshold |
Defines the timeout threshold for the sensor, in samples. If any element in this sensor is in a touch/prox state for this many samples, the touch/prox state is cleared and the LTA/Count filters are reset.
| uint16_t tSensor::ui16Timeout |
Timeout counter for the sensor.
| tDeBounceSettings tSensor::ProxDbThreshold |
Defines the proximity de-bounce in and out thresholds for the sensor. Valid values are 0 (off) to 15 samples.
| tDeBounceSettings tSensor::TouchDbThreshold |
Defines the touch de-bounce in and out thresholds for the sensor. Valid values are 0 (off) to 15 samples.
| uint8_t tSensor::ui8NrOfCycles |
Defines the number of cycles that are implemented in this sensor. The maximum number of cycles supported is 32.
| uint8_t tSensor::ui8FreqDiv |
Defines the conversion clock frequency divider. There are 8 possible clock dividers from 0 to 7 (Divide by 1 to divide by 128).
| uint8_t tSensor::ui8ChargeLength |
Defines the charge phase length. There are 16 possible lengths, with 0 representing 1 conversion clock cycle and 15 representing 16 conversion clock cycles.
| uint8_t tSensor::ui8TransferLength |
Defines the transfer phase length. There are 16 possible lengths, with 0 representing 1 conversion clock cycle and 15 representing 16 conversion clock cycles.
| tSensorType tSensor::TypeOfSensor |
Defines the type of sensor being defined here (Button Group, Slider, Wheel, Proximity). Up to 16 sensor types are supported.
Referenced by CAPT_initUI(), and CAPT_updateUI().
| bool tSensor::bCountFilterEnable |
Enables or disables count filtering of elements in this sensor.
| uint8_t tSensor::ui8CntBeta |
Defines the count filter beta coefficient for this sensor.
| uint8_t tSensor::ui8LTABeta |
Defines the LTA filter beta coefficient for this sensor.
| uint8_t tSensor::ui8BiasControl |
Defines the bias control setting (only applicable in mutual capacitance mode). There are four possible bias current levels, 0-3, with 0 being lowest power and 3 being highest power.
| uint8_t tSensor::ui8InputSyncControl |
Defines the dead time between charge and transfer phases. There are 5 possible times that can be selected. Defines whether measurements for cycles in this sensor pend on a input sync event. 0=disabled, 1=rising edge triggered, 2=falling edge triggered.
| tSenseTechnology tSensor::SensingMethod |
Defines the capacitive sensing method to use with this sensor (self capacitance or projected (mutual) capacitance).
| tDirectionOfInterest tSensor::DirectionOfInterest |
Direction of Interest: Increasing counts or decreasing counts.
| bool tSensor::bSensorUpdating |
Indicates that the sensor is currently updating.
| bool tSensor::bCsDischarge |
Defines the sample capacitor discharge level. 0 indicates 0V, 1 indicates 0.5V.
| bool tSensor::bModEnable |
Defines whether conversion clock modulation is enabled to reduce radiated emissions.
| bool tSensor::bLpmControl |
Defines whether the CapTIvate™ analog domain is powered down after each cycle completes measurement. (CAPCTRL01:CAPLPMCFG)
| bool tSensor::bTimerSyncControl |
Defines whether measurements for cycles in this sensor pend on a timer event.
| bool tSensor::bReCalibrateEnable |
Defines whether the sensor will re-calibrate if an element's LTA drifts outside of 1/8th of the conversion count specification.
| bool tSensor::bIdleState |
Defines whether the pins of the elements in this sensor are grounded or set to high impedance when not being measured. 0=High-Z, 1=GND.
| bool tSensor::bSensorHalt |
Immediately halt the LTA of all elements in this sensor.
| bool tSensor::bPTSensorHalt |
Defines whether to halt the LTA for all elements in this sensor if any enter a proximity or touch state.
| bool tSensor::bPTElementHalt |
Defines whether to halt the LTA of a specific element in this sensor if that element enters a proximity or touch state.
| bool tSensor::bSensorDetect |
Indicates whether any element in the sensor experienced a detection via the FSM.
| bool tSensor::bSensorProx |
Indicates that at least one element in the sensor is in a proximity state.
Referenced by CAPT_getGlobalUIProximityStatus().
| bool tSensor::bSensorTouch |
Indicates that at least one element in the sensor is in a touch state.
| bool tSensor::bSensorPrevTouch |
Indicates whether the previous sample was in a touch state. This aids in identifying a new touch versus a stale touch.
| bool tSensor::bSensorNegativeTouch |
Indicates whether any element in the sensor experienced a negative touch (via the FSM).
| bool tSensor::bMaxCountError |
Indicates whether any element in this sensor experienced a max count error (crossing of the ui16ErrorThreshold).
| bool tSensor::bCalibrationError |
Indicates whether any element in this sensor experienced an error during runtime calibration.
| bool tSensor::bCounterOVF |
Indicates whether a counter overflow occured.
| bool tSensor::bSensorNoiseState |
Indicates whether the sensor is experiencing noise.


Created: 21/01/2014
By: CreativeForm
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If you haven't downloaded Eclipse ADT yet, you can download it here. Click Download the SDK ADT Bundle for XXXX. XXXX should be the operating system you are using automaticaly recognised by the site.
For Windows users, you may look to this video on how to install and set-up Eclipse ADT.
For Ubuntu users, you may look to this video on how to install and set-up Eclipse ADT.
For Linux Mint users, you may look to this video on how to install and set-up Eclipse ADT.
For Mac OS X users, you may look to this video on how to install and set-up Eclipse ADT.
After downloading packed file, unzip it. You may follow our video instructions or follow these:
Open Eclipse, click File -> Import... Under Android folder, choose Existing Android Code Into Workspace and click Next. Browse for unzipped folder and choose android folder. Click OK, then click Finish. Before clicking Finish, you may rename project name by clicking SampleAPP under New Project Name tab.
If you use our product in your project, you should import it as library.
In Eclipse, under Package Explorer view, right click your project. Click Properties (should be at the bottom of the right click context). Open Android tab. Under Library box, click Add. Choose our project (if you haven't change project name, should be listed as SampleApp) and click ok.
After import, you may look to the
com.csform.onlinegallery.sample.SampleAPP.javacode and see how to use this gallery.
You may also run application. Click Run -> Run as -> Android application. Choose connected device or start an emulator.
Here are detailed instructions:
ArrayListcategories = new ArrayList ();
CategoryItem category = new CategoryItem(); category.setName("CATEGORY 1"); //title of category category.setResIcon(R.drawable.category1); //icon of category, if there isn't resID (resID=0) category icon is first picture from list of images.
ArrayListimages = new ArrayList ();
ImageItem image1 = new ImageItem(); image1.setName("Image1"); //title of image image1.setPath("http://example.com/image1.jpg"); // path to image, from url or sdcard uri image1.setThumbPath("http://example.com/thumbs/image1.jpg); //path to thumb, if path==null full image is used for thumb
images.add(image1);
category.add(images);
categories.add(category);
Intent intent = new Intent(this,CategoryGridActivity.class); intent.putParcelableArrayListExtra(getString(R.string.categories),categories); intent.putExtra(getString(R.string.THEME),Themes.THEME1); //set THEME1, THEME2 or THEME3 intent.putExtra(getString(R.string.TITLE_NAME),"TITLE 1"); //header title startActivity(intent);
Splash screen is set in GalleryCategoryActivity.java file. You can disable it by commenting this line of code, like this (about line 61):
//showSplashScreen();
To change duration of splash screen, edit this line of code (about line 44):
private static final long SPLASH_SCREEN_TIMEOUT_MILLIS = 2000;
to whatever you want. 2000 means 2000 milliseconds, or 2 seconds.
You can change number of items to be shown in the thumbnail previews. Open Themes.java file and define which of the following you would like to change:
CATEGORY_NUMBER_OF_COLUMNS = {1,2,1};
THUMB_NUMBER_OF_COLUMNS = {2,1,2};
CATEGORY_NUMBER_OF_COLUMNS defines number of columns in category preview, THUMB_NUMBER_OF_COLUMNS defines number of columns in thumbnail preview (images under certain category). These numbers are order by the theme ordering, respectively. So, as from previous code, for CATEGORY_NUMBER_OF_COLUMNS, first number, 1, means category preview in THEME1 should contain 1 column, second number, 2, means category preview in THEME2 should contain 2 columns, and third number, 1, means category preview in THEME3 should contain 1 column.
This also applies for THUMB_NUMBER_OF_COLUMNS (in thumbnail preview, THEME1 has 2 columns, THEME2 has 1 column and THEME3 has 2 columns).
To make your ads work, you just have to provide your Publisher ID taken from here. If you have't registered yet, you can find tutorial how to do it here. After you register, create new site here. Then you should find your newly created Publisher ID at top of the newxt page. Copy it.
Then, in Eclipse, open res folder, open values folder and open tags.xml file. Change PublisherID
with your copied PublisherID.
Log in with your Google account here. In the Account column, select the account from the dropdown that you want to add the property to. If you have a lot of accounts, use the search box to help you find the right one. In the dropdown in the Property column, click Create new property. Select Mobile app and fill the rest of fields.
After submiting, copy your tracking ID that is next to name of your newly created site. It should look like with UA-XXXX-Y. Copy it, open Eclipse, find res folder, find values folder and open analytics.xml and paste instead of UA-XXXX-Y.
If your images are on a public Internet address, don't foget to add permissions to AndroidManifest.xml file.
android.permission.INTERNET
Save file.
In order to “Set wallpeper” option works, you should add this permission:
android.permission.SET_WALLPAPER
To add permision, open AndroidManifest.xml file, click Permissions tab (in the bottom of the screen) and click add. Double click Uses Permission. Find and paste or copy and paste prevous formatted codes.
This app uses UIL (Universal Image Loader) library from Git-Hub under Apache 2.0 licence. You may find their documentation on how to provide URIs for ImageViews to display images. Here is a quick preview:
String imageUri = "http://site.com/image.png"; // from Web
String imageUri = "file:///mnt/sdcard/image.png"; // from SD card
String imageUri = "content://media/external/audio/albumart/13"; // from content provider
String imageUri = "assets://image.png"; // from assets
String imageUri = "drawable://" + R.drawable.image; // from drawables (only images, non-9patch)
This app also uses PhotoView library from Git-Hub under Apache 2.0 licence.
After adding permissions, you should declare Activites in AndroidManifest.xml file. This is a list of activites used in this library:
com.csform.onlinegallery.GalleryCategoryActivity
com.csform.onlinegallery.GalleryThumbActivity
com.csform.onlinegallery.FullScreenGalleryActivity
To declare Activity, open AndroidManifest.xml , click Application tab and click Add under Applications Node tab. Double click Activity. There should be now Attributes for Activity tab, next to Applications Node where you should copy previous formatted codes.
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As you are all aware we are heading off on a trip to Pittsburgh for Christmas. We checked the last 6, SIX years of NHL schedules before deciding on dates and the Penguins were always home over the Christmas / New Year period.
Well thank you NHL, but with the devision realignment the schedules all changed! So that means for the entire time we are in Pittsburgh the Pens are not at home! Thankfully they are playing a game in nearby Ohio and then in New Jersey so we at least get to do a bit of a road trip to watch some games but we don't get to see them in CONSOL, which is what we really wanted.
The irony/bad luck is that we arrive into JFK on the 21st of December, the same day the Pens play at home, but getting from JFK to Pittsburgh via car before the puck drops at midday is just not going to happen.
We aren't going to let this get us down though as we are going to thoroughly enjoy our time in Pittsburgh and see as much as we can. We are going to be searching Mount Lebanon and Cecil Township for potential places to live in the future, although as nice as Cecil looks I think Mount Lebanon will win due to the closeness to other amenities (such as ice rinks) and of course just a short ride to Pittsburgh itself.
The count down is now under 100 days and I can tell you things are starting to get exciting! Not only that, but the NHL season start is just around the corner so we'll have plenty to keep us occupied as the time counts down!


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Every chicken sub alert ever
from DougDoug's Twitch streams
Update: Jan 12, 2021
I originally gathered all the clips in the compilation by skimming through the stream VODs in my video editing software (by looking at the waveforms). I found a total of 63 clips (including the initial one where Doug squeezed the chicken).
Now, a program that I am working on has revealed that these are not all the chicken alerts that have ever happened on stream.
For the sake of completion, here is a list of clips that I have missed.
Chicken Hall of Fame: Supplement
- Doug vs Twitch Chat SSBM & Mario Party 7 | Twitch VOD 04/11/2020
- Skyrim but with 1 HP | Stream VOD 05/09/2020
- 00:00:25 Derrey
- Rosa the Otter's 21st Birthday Celebration | Stream VOD 08/26/2020
- 02:23:05 Dr_Fisk0
- (Continuously updating ...)
Note: alerts after Nov. 13, 2020 are not included. What happened was:
- Doug replaced the chicken sound with Waluigi on Nov. 5, and I made this compilation because of that; and
- The chicken sound became the 18-month sub alert on Nov. 16. Long live the Chicken.
Watch the video
Chicken Hall of Fame
Hover on a Doug below to see who subbed for 12 months in that stream, and click to watch the VOD.
Starring
All videos sourced from DougDoug VOD
Channel.
DougDoug is the copyright holder to all source videos used in this compilation.


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Implementation of a common set of punctual solutions for Cooperative Game Theory.
| Version: | 2.7 |
| Depends: | lpSolveAPI, combinat, gtools, ineq, kappalab |
| Suggests: | R.rsp |
| Published: | 2017-07-04 |
| Author: | Sebastian Cano-Berlanga |
| Maintainer: | Sebastian Cano-Berlanga <cano.berlanga at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | GameTheory citation info |
| CRAN checks: | GameTheory results |
| Reference manual: | GameTheory.pdf |
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Open Science Slideshow Reusable Learning Object Design Document
by
Jamie<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of
Master of Science in Information Systems
at
Athabasca University
as coursework for
Computer Science 601
Survey of Computing and Information Systems
Assignment 3
Instructor: Richard Huntrods
Sunday, March 27, 2016
Introduction and Purpose
This document motivates and specifies the design of the Open Science Slideshow Reusable Learning Object Project (the slideshow) as required in Richard Huntrod's Computer Science 601 course -- Survey of Computing and Information Systems -- at Athabasca University in Winter 2016.
The purpose of the slideshow is to provide learners with recommendations and best practices for publishing the results of scientific research in an open manner.
Description of Target Audience
The slideshow is intended for post-secondary learners with an interest in performing and publishing scientific research. Some basic computing and science knowledge is required.
It is intended for English language learners only.
For maximum reach, the slideshow is available on the web as a Reveal.js HTML5 presentation, free of charge, under the MIT License. It is also mobile accessible.
Slideshow Objectives
By the end of the slideshow, learners should be able to:
- Explain the motivations behind Open Science.
- Enumerate the elements of an Open Science project.
- For each element:
- Define the scope of the element.
- Outline example implementations of the element.
Slideshow Design Outline
What is Open Science?
- Provide definitions of both "Open" and "Science"
- Integrate these definitions
Why Open Science?
- Motivate Open Science
- Give examples where Open Science could have helped prevent failures
Elements of Open Science
Kraker et. al. provides a core set of four elements that together comprise an Open Science project:
- Open Methodology
- Open Source
- Open Data
- Open Access
OpenScienceASAP supplements these with two additional elements:
- Open Peer Review
- Open Educational Resources
I propose a seventh element as a way to publically verify claims of scientific priority:
- Open Priority
The slideshow considers these to be the core elements of Open Science. The slideshow defines and exemplifies each element.
Open Methodology
- Use non-proprietary, accessible methods, and document them well
- Example: Patents and Open Methodology
Open Source
- Use freely accessible, permissively licensed software
- Example: Workflow for easily reproducible paper
Open Data
- Use trusted, public data in open formats, and publish novel data similarly.
- Examples: Various data formats -- pros/cons
Open Access
- Make research results freely available
- Example: Compare/contrast open access journals/models
Open Peer Review
- Facilitate open criticism of work
- Example: F1000Research
Open Educational Resources
- Distribute results as freely available, permissively licensed learning objects
- Example: This slideshow!
Open Priority
- Use public blockchains over trusted third parties to verify the chronology of research activities.
- Example: Data stored in the Bitcoin blockchain
Conclusion/Quiz
The slideshow concludes with a short summary of the material covered. A multiple choice quiz is offered to learners to test their retention of the material.
References
[1]“Hidden surprises in the Bitcoin blockchain and how they are stored: Nelson Mandela, Wikileaks, photos, and Python software.” [Online]. Available: http://bitzuma.com/posts/op-return-and-the-future-of-bitcoin/ [Accessed: 26-Mar-2016].
[2]S. Kasberger, “Open Science,” openscienceASAP, 08-Aug-2013. [Online]. Available: http://openscienceasap.org/open-science/. [Accessed: 26-Mar-2016].
[3]P. Kraker, D. Leony, W. Reinhardt, G. Beham, "The case for an open science in technology enhanced learning," 2011. [Online]. Available: http://www.know-center.tugraz.at/download_extern/papers/open_science.pdf [Accessed: 26-Mar-2016].


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func = th_sox.libthsox_Float_read_audio_file
elif isinstance(out, torch.DoubleTensor):
func = th_sox.libthsox_Double_read_audio_file
elif isinstance(out, torch.ByteTensor):
func = th_sox.libthsox_Byte_read_audio_file
elif isinstance(out, torch.CharTensor):
func = th_sox.libthsox_Char_read_audio_file
elif isinstance(out, torch.ShortTensor):
func = th_sox.libthsox_Short_read_audio_file
elif isinstance(out, torch.IntTensor):
func = th_sox.libthsox_Int_read_audio_file
elif isinstance(out, torch.LongTensor):
func = th_sox.libthsox_Long_read_audio_file
sample_rate_p = ffi.new("int*")
func(bytes(filename), out, sample_rate_p)
sample_rate = sample_rate_p[0]
After Change
check_input(out)
else:
out = torch.FloatTensor()
typename = type(out).__name__.replace("Tensor", "")
func = getattr(th_sox, "libthsox_{}_read_audio_file".format(typename))
sample_rate_p = ffi.new("int*")
func(bytes(filename), out, sample_rate_p)
sample_rate = sample_rate_p[0]
return out, sample_rate


Rewrite the ReadIntEOF
program
to use a finally
block to ensure that
a file that has been opened is told to close.
Of course, the close()
might fail.
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Copy the file copy program to Notepad, compile it, and run it. Use the program to copy its own source file to a temporary file. Look at the copy to see if it is OK. Rename the copy to the name of the original file (thus deleting the original). Compile the copy to see if there are problems.
Now use the program to copy its own bytecode file (the *.class file) to a temporary file. Rename the copy to the name of the original bytecode file. Run the new bytcode file. It should work. (On Unix systems you may have to use the chmod command to make the copy executable.)
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Write a program that reads in a binary file of 4-byte int
data.
All the data is expected to be in the range -32768 to 32767,
which will fit into a 2-byte short
.
The program writes a binary file that contains the same
integers as the input file (in the same order),
but each integer is now a short
.
Write an error message whenever an input value is outside the
expected range,
and write a 0 to output.
For data in the expected format, this program will compress the file to 50 percent of its original size. Of course, any file not in this format will be turned into complete garbage. It might be interesting to try.
The Data Translator program from the previous chapter can be used to create data to test this program.
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Say that you have several files of integer data using various
formats: byte, short,
and int
.
Each file starts out with a header like this:
First four bytes: an int that says how many bytes there are per integer in this file: 1, 2, or 4.
The data in the designated format immediately follow the header.
Write a program that uses a file like that as input. The program checks the header to determine how to read in the rest of the data. Then it reads in each integer and writes it (in character form) on the monitor screen.
Modify the Data Translator program from the previous chapter so that it creates files suitable for testing this program. It is OK to make several versions of the Data Translator program, one for each type of testing file.
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Modify the file copy program so that the copy is encrypted (encoded). Each byte of the source file is altered by reversing each bit. For example,
| input byte | output byte |
|---|---|
| 00110101 | 11001010 |
| 00000000 | 11111111 |
| 10000000 | 01111111 |
This operation is sometimes called a bit-wise complement. "Bit-wise" means that each bit is treated independently of all the others. "Complement" is just another word for reversal.
All the bits in an integer can be reversed as follows:
int value; value = ~value;
The "~" (tilde) is the bit-wise complement operator.
Visually it looks like a reversal of up and down.
It reverses all the bits in value
, even
though you may be interested in only the low-order byte.
But since the operation is bit-wise, the result for
the low-order byte is the same no matter how many others
are affected.
Encrypt a text file using your program. For amusement purposes, look at the result with Notepad. Now use the program again to encrypt the encrypted file. Look at the result with Notepad. Will you need to write a program to decrypt (decode) files?
This is not a very secure method of encryping a file. Java has other bit-wise operators that can be used to scramble bit patterns in other ways.
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Write a program that reads in any file byte-by-byte and writes each byte to the monitor using two characters per byte. The eight bits of each byte are divided into two 4-bit groups, for example:
01011101 ==> 0101 1101
Each 4-bit group is represented with one character according to the following table:
| pattern | character | pattern | character |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0000 | 0 | 1000 | 8 |
| 0001 | 1 | 1001 | 9 |
| 0010 | 2 | 1010 | A |
| 0011 | 3 | 1011 | B |
| 0100 | 4 | 1100 | C |
| 0101 | 5 | 1101 | D |
| 0110 | 6 | 1110 | E |
| 0111 | 7 | 1111 | F |
Even though you are only interested in bytes,
it is convenient to do all your bit manipulation
using int
variables.
To make all bits in the int
zero
except for the low-order 4 bits, do this:
int data, lowFour; lowFour = data & 0X0000000F ;
The "&" is the bit-wise AND operator.
Now lowFour
will contain one
of the 16 possible patterns in its low-order 4 bits.
To make all bits in the int
zero
except for the other 4 bits of the low-order byte, do this:
int data, highFour; highFour = data & 0X000000F0 ;
To shift those four bits right so that they occupy the low-order 4 bit positions, do this:
highFour = highFour>>>4 ;
Display each byte of the input file using two characters followed by a space. Display 16 bytes per line (fewer on the last line). Here is an example of the program working:
C:\Programs>DIR 06/23/00 10:52p 1,859 HexDump.class 06/23/00 10:52p 2,855 HexDump.java 06/23/00 08:23p 60 ints.dat C:\Programs>java HexDump ints.dat 00 00 00 0C 00 00 03 FF FF FF FF C8 00 01 4B 2D 00 00 00 00 FF FF DB 65 00 00 00 22 00 00 02 8E FF FF FF E9 FF FF FE DA 00 00 00 12 FF FF FF E7 00 00 00 AD 00 00 00 2D FF FF FF FE C:\Programs>
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End of Exercises.


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- Description
- causes the broadcaster to notify all registered listeners of the given event
The method will create a DocumentEvent instance with the given parameters,
and fill in the Source member (denoting the broadcaster) as appropriate.
Whether the actual notification happens synchronously or asynchronously is up to the
implementator of this method. However, implementations are encouraged to specify this, for the
list of supported event types, in their service contract.
Implementations might also decide to limit the list of allowed events (means event names) at
their own discretion. Again, in this case they're encouraged to document this in their service
contract.
- Parameter _EventName
- the name of the event to be notified.
- Parameter _ViewController
- the view/controller which the event applies to. May be NULL
- Parameter _Supplement
- supplemental information related to the event.
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if _EventName is empty, or if _EventName is not supported by the
document implementation.
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::lang::NoSupportException
if the broadcaster implementation does not supported broadcasting events induced externally.
This is usually used for components which multiplex events from multiple sources, and thus would
be unable to fill in the
Source member of the DocumentEvent instance.
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1998;
first posted by Dennis
G. Jerz
A mechanism description analyzes (that is, subdivides into components
for futher scrutiny) an object in space. Among the rhetorical patterns
you might employ are definition,
partition,
classification,
and comparison/contrast.
When nothing else seems appropriate, you can always fall back on the
more-important-to-less-important
strategy.
- Don't sell the object.
A technical writer is not required to persuade the reader that the
object is wonderful, or valuable, or scary. But do mention the details.
While you shouldn't say an object is "adorably cute," you
could mention that it "resembles a cartoon cow wearing a pink ruffled
skirt," and let your readers make the value judgment for themselves.
- Just describe it.
Provide whatever level of detail your reader requires. Know
your audience. A child safety organization may require an extremely
detailed description of a simple toy (along with a separate process
description for the manufacture of each component), while a military
recruitment office might require only a few paragraphs about a complex
nuclear submarine.
Introduction
Your introduction should first state the purpose and scope of your
document. If your document is longer than a few paragraphs,
the first paragraph should be a stand-alone summary, which briefly defines
the object and explains its function, appearance, and operation.
|
Throughout the ages, mankind
has found many uses for salt. Ancient tribes used it preserve
meat; around the world it adds flavor to food; the Bible uses it
as a symbol of zest for life. Salt became such an important
part of people's diet that a way was needed to allow early nomads
to carry salt with them on their perilous travels; such a device
ideally also helped ancient gormandizers to distribute portions
of the precious flavor enhancer onto their foods. Thus was
born the salt shaker. |
| |
Some beginning technical writers,
who remember using grandiose words to please their high school English
teachers, mistakenly believe that an introduction should provide
a sort of cosmic overview. But a technical writer does not need
to amuse or impress a reader -- somebody who wants to know exactly
how much this salt shaker weighs does not need an ancient history
lesson. Just provide the necessary information as efficiently as
possible. |
|
This document provides the manufacturing
specifications for the entire line of Happy Homemaker "Praying Cow"
salt shakers (Divine Bovine Industries model #00045). A hand-painted
ceramic collector's item, the "Praying Cow" salt shaker represents
a plump, cartoon-like cow, her head bowed as if in prayer.
A blue flower-print skirt is painted onto the body of the animal.
The salt is dispensed through the cow's matching bonnet, via a circular
array of six small holes. The bonnet twists off to allow the
consumer to fill the dispenser cavity. |
| |
- Note that this writer correctly begins by introducing
the reader to the document. We can assume that the
rest of the document provides the measurements and other technical
details, as promised by the opening sentence.
- The summary paragraph assumes that the reader
already knows the definition and function of a salt shaker;
this is permissible.
- In this case, it would not be wise to
omit a description of the appearance, and almost unforgivable
not to include a picture.
- Fortunately for civilization as we know it,
this product is completely imaginary.
|
Function
Answer the question, "What does it do?" If the object
participates in a process, then you may need to write a brief process
description as well. Keep this section brief -- chance are, if your reader
is interested in a full mechanism description, he or she already has some
idea what the object is for. Of course, if the object will be so unfamiliar
to your reader that the rest of the document won't make sense, then provide
whatever background information your reader is likely to need. (Sometimes
the only way to do this is to show a prototype of your mechanism description
to a test user... see "Usability
Testing.")
Appearance
Answer the question, "What does it look like?" You may have to use
classification
to break the object up into its various components, and describe each
in sequence.
|
The original Star Trek Enterprise,
TV's most famous fictional starship, has a saucer shaped primary
hull, a cigar-shaped secondary hull, and two cylindrical warp pods.
A horizontal strut suspends the secondary hull behind and below
the saucer. At the flat, front of the suspended section is
the deflector dish, and at the tapered back are clamshell doors
that open to reveal a shuttle bay. Each of the two cylindrical
power units is supported by a long pylon connected near the rear
of the secondary hull. The pylons raise the power units above
the plane of the horizontal dish, and extend them outwards roughly
to the same width of the saucer. The pods themselves have
red semicircular half-spheres on the front, and tapered cylindrical
fixtures on the rear. |
The content of the above section is fine,
but it's a little hard to read. If you were to go in
to any more detail, you should break it up into smaller paragraphs...
If you start to break your object up into multiple nested layers
of components, you should consider a bulleted list, formatted
so that your reader can more easily identify the level of detail
you are describing in any given section. (See below.)
|
|
The primary hull contains the
following visible features:
- The bridge (a circular, domed structure at the center
of the upper surface of the saucer).
- The first pilot episode, "The Cage" featured a special
effects shot of the camera zooming in on the model to reveal
the characters arranged on the bridge; the same shot also
appeared as a kind of flashback in the later episode, "The
Menagerie, Part I."
- The set for the bridge on Star Trek: The Next Generation
featured a ceiling window that revealed a starry backdrop,
but no such window ever appeared in the original series.
- Lighting effects (including blinking running lights,
as well as smaller lights representing windows)
- Vessel identification (black painted capital letters
on the upper and lower surfaces of the saucer, reading "U.S.S.
Enterprise" and "NCC-1701")
- Phasers and photon torpedoes (usually depicted as
emanating from a spot near the center of the underside of the
saucer)
|
Operation
Answer the question, "How does it work?"
You could also productively think of this section as the conclusion
to your paper. Rarely will you gain anything by writing a
lame, strained conclusion like, "Therefore, this paper has shown that
the PickMaster 2000 Electric Toothpick Dispenser can be an exciting
part of the environment around the cash register in any restaurant."
Even if an object does not have an exciting or visible method of operating
(such as a decorative item or a simple brick), you should still explain
how its design helps it to fulfill its function.
Fall, 1998 -- written by
Dennis G. Jerz
14 Feb 2001 -- posted in ORR
12 Sep 2003 -- minor updates |
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SlideKit was originally conceived by Andrew Hedges and Brian Arnold with help from Jayson Phillips. The current version is based on Andrew's TXJS Roundup.
SlideKit was originally conceived by Andrew Hedges and Brian Arnold with help from Jayson Phillips. The current version is based on Andrew's TXJS Roundup.
On the "to do" list:
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November ‘07
10 tweets
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Signing up for Twitter
00:07:00 on 11/26/07
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Swapping Subversion Repos
12:27:51 on 11/27/07
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Trying out Cenon <>
15:16:44 on 11/27/07
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@ Isn't there some library out there that could power a one-archive-viewer-to-rule-them-all plugin? tgz, zip, 7za, etc...
15:55:44 on 11/27/07
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in reply to gruber
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Getting two ADC emails from Apple, because I'm registered twice. I really should fix that sometime.
16:22:54 on 11/27/07
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Why does VisualStudio put a Class1.cs in every new project? Does anyone ever use that file? "Oh, yes, that's the name I want: Class1"
11:36:18 on 11/28/07
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An alias to a Folder, when placed in the Dock, behaves almost like a Folder in Tiger's Dock (but no click-and-hold for contents)
09:30:20 on 11/30/07
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Why does clicking on the 'Control Panel' in the Start Menu close the popup list? When would that *ever* be what I want to do?
15:03:15 on 11/30/07
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And while we're at it, why isn't there a way to turn of XP's screen saver? I can set the timer really high, but not *off*
15:04:43 on 11/30/07
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@ The classical cover: . What an amazing thing Wikipedia is.
16:31:25 on 11/30/07
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December ‘07
27 tweets
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Cleaning house. Joy.
11:54:35 on 12/01/07
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Spaces Hot Corners + VMWare Full Screen = Crazy Delicious
11:52:17 on 12/03/07
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@ Doesn't everybody?
13:17:05 on 12/03/07
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in reply to wilshipley
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Looking for a VisualStudio plugin I used to have that integrated TortioseSVN, rather than re-implementing all the dialogs.
12:59:22 on 12/04/07
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14:03:39 on 12/04/07
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@ Good luck
15:14:07 on 12/05/07
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@ Storing screenshots of "Print this for your records"; m phone bill, the credit card bill, etc
17:25:28 on 12/05/07
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finally reveals @'s real identity!
08:53:38 on 12/06/07
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The new permanent, short url for is (146% of the original length).
12:28:49 on 12/06/07
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Why doesn't any Class Library ever have a Date class, a Time class, and a DateTime class, all as different things?
11:39:59 on 12/07/07
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Trying to decide which annoying workarond to use to get around a C# limitation
15:32:16 on 12/07/07
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is actually rather funny. From MS PR, no less.
16:07:14 on 12/07/07
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I thought C# could make an enum based on a char type. Apparently not.
16:55:23 on 12/07/07
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is the most plausible Apple succession story I've heard so far.
12:27:51 on 12/10/07
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@ Plus some Rendezvous sugar. Pull up Rendezvous and you'll see your .Mac account in the network list; it looks for svcs there.
16:10:16 on 12/10/07
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in reply to fraserspeirs
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And yes, it's still Rendezvous in my mind...
16:12:56 on 12/10/07
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@ If I didn't already have a license, I'd be signing up right now ;)
11:45:52 on 12/11/07
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Playing with Core Image Funhouse. I can't believe I never actually toyed with it before; everyone said it was this cool.
13:22:01 on 12/11/07
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@ "Tell me a joke" is still the best use of technology ever.
08:51:39 on 12/13/07
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@ Yeah, I could never get it to recognize me saying "Who's there" either.
08:57:39 on 12/13/07
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in reply to Moltz
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Is it just me, or does not sound like Justin Long?
15:33:10 on 12/13/07
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Must give VMware more memory; when it pages, the whole machine slows to a (very hot) crawl.
11:03:17 on 12/14/07
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Shared Address Books in Leopard are awesome, except that it asks for my password every 10 seconds to send the *lack of changes*
22:47:31 on 12/15/07
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Hello? iMovie '08? Yes, this is Netscape 2; why can I play movies and you can't?
22:49:32 on 12/15/07
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@ What was in the script?
12:04:31 on 12/17/07
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in reply to rentzsch
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Data Detectors are awesome, but they just don't detect well enough
15:04:37 on 12/19/07
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iTunes 7 breaks the 'T' shortcut for 'Move to Trash' when you delete a song. It worked in every version until now.
10:55:35 on 12/20/07
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January ‘08
23 tweets
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@ We're going for the 1080p, but only because the other features (contrast, mostly) took us to a screen that had it.
10:59:45 on 01/02/08
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@ I've been hoping that since my current phone started the Slow Process of Dying™ three months ago. Please, Steve!
15:36:16 on 01/02/08
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@ I still disagree with the whole "Against Bush" thing. It's not that we dislike that guy; it's that he's against everything we're for
11:26:33 on 01/04/08
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@ 2 is a reply; D is a "direct message". I don't think Direct Messages show to others.
15:09:21 on 01/04/08
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@ Do you need an excuse?
15:23:58 on 01/04/08
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@ On Leopard, use the built in Screen Sharing app.
15:34:58 on 01/07/08
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@ /System/Library/CoreServices Also see
15:37:35 on 01/07/08
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Printing in Leopard is broken. Very broken.
19:12:38 on 01/08/08
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@ QuickTime Pro?
11:02:10 on 01/09/08
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@ So is this the end of NNW Lite?
11:25:24 on 01/09/08
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@ Thought you were speaking metaphorically about a different Hillary.
16:13:39 on 01/10/08
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in reply to fraserspeirs
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@ In which, Leopard or httpd/apr?
13:04:17 on 01/11/08
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@ What show?
10:12:58 on 01/14/08
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Setting up apple.com to display on my HDTV, so I can watch the keynote
10:39:53 on 01/15/08
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@ shold be happy; the new Apple TV does 1080p (but rentals are still just 720p)
12:24:04 on 01/15/08
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The MacBook Air Guided Tour shows Remote Disc use to a PC- but the PC uses a Mac icon instead of the Blue Screen. Cheating or a new finder?
12:49:06 on 01/15/08
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The only problem with the "Post to Del.icio.us" key combo in NetNewsWire is that I keep trying to use it in Safari.
13:01:43 on 01/17/08
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@ Mine's from 26-Oct-2005, talking about Xcode. I should see if it's still a problem.
14:09:50 on 01/22/08
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Watching some Sesame Workshop at
11:54:43 on 01/24/08
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@ My only gripe is that I can't just pull the app up in Spotlight.
15:28:23 on 01/24/08
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Seriously, why doesn't iPhoto play movies in it's own window? Why open them in QuickTime Player? Why?
17:36:14 on 01/27/08
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Watching the State of the Union
10:02:29 on 01/29/08
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Visiting the guys in SB
12:21:07 on 01/31/08
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February ‘08
63 tweets
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@ And I used to like Flickr...
10:37:15 on 02/01/08
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Just got a robocall to "definitely vote." No candidate specified.
11:41:55 on 02/04/08
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@ Deep magic from the OS9 days. Unless your system clock is screwey, don't bother holding down Command-Option-P-R at startup.
10:03:48 on 02/05/08
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in reply to pvponline
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@ /me had to look this one up: . It's the domain name resolver for non-OpenTransport Internet apps. OS9 again.
10:32:25 on 02/05/08
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@ All his hints are OS9 specific. He's pointing out all the maintenance hoopla we went through "before the reformation" Gone in OSX
10:33:56 on 02/05/08
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Man, Steven Pinker talks fast in these TED talks.
16:08:39 on 02/08/08
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10.5.2 seems to have fixed the half-dimming annoyance on my MacBook Pro. Very nice.
10:57:18 on 02/12/08
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@ Transmission.
16:03:15 on 02/12/08
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@ But there wasn't a no-twitter promise, was there?
15:14:20 on 02/19/08
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@ I've asked the normals around me, and no, they don't.
23:25:51 on 02/19/08
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@ I tried moving a 2GB file and it failed four or five times. I used the command line instead.
09:51:34 on 02/20/08
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@ Slow but working here in SoCal
14:57:22 on 02/20/08
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in reply to timbray
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Finding out one setting I'm trying to work with is in a big registry blob. Grr.
17:21:00 on 02/20/08
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@ You made it! (This is Seth)
17:26:53 on 02/20/08
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Wow:
09:41:49 on 02/21/08
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Decoding a big binary blob to move the 'auto-detect proxy' setting. Ug.
09:45:26 on 02/21/08
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Here’s a link back to the GitHub project page.
Introduction
A set of basic dynamic string macros for C programs are included with
uthash in utstring.h
. To use these in your own C program, just copy
utstring.h
into your source directory and use it in your programs.
#include "utstring.h"
The dynamic string supports operations such as inserting data, concatenation, getting the length and content, substring search, and clear. It’s ok to put binary data into a utstring too. The string operations are listed below.
Some utstring operations are implemented as functions rather than macros.
Download
To download the utstring.h
header file,
follow the links on https://github.com/troydhanson/uthash to clone uthash or get a zip file,
then look in the src/ sub-directory.
BSD licensed
This software is made available under the revised BSD license. It is free and open source.
Platforms
The utstring macros have been tested on:
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Linux,
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Windows, using Visual Studio 2008 and Visual Studio 2010
Usage
Declaration
The dynamic string itself has the data type UT_string
. It is declared like,
UT_string *str;
New and free
The next step is to create the string using utstring_new
. Later when you’re
done with it, utstring_free
will free it and all its content.
Manipulation
The utstring_printf
or utstring_bincpy
operations insert (copy) data into
the string. To concatenate one utstring to another, use utstring_concat
. To
clear the content of the string, use utstring_clear
. The length of the string
is available from utstring_len
, and its content from utstring_body
. This
evaluates to a char*
. The buffer it points to is always null-terminated.
So, it can be used directly with external functions that expect a string.
This automatic null terminator is not counted in the length of the string.
Samples
These examples show how to use utstring.
#include <stdio.h>
#include "utstring.h"
int main() {
UT_string *s;
utstring_new(s);
utstring_printf(s, "hello world!" );
printf("%s\n", utstring_body(s));
utstring_free(s);
return 0;
}
The next example demonstrates that utstring_printf
appends to the string.
It also shows concatenation.
#include <stdio.h>
#include "utstring.h"
int main() {
UT_string *s, *t;
utstring_new(s);
utstring_new(t);
utstring_printf(s, "hello " );
utstring_printf(s, "world " );
utstring_printf(t, "hi " );
utstring_printf(t, "there " );
utstring_concat(s, t);
printf("length: %u\n", utstring_len(s));
printf("%s\n", utstring_body(s));
utstring_free(s);
utstring_free(t);
return 0;
}
The next example shows how binary data can be inserted into the string. It also clears the string and prints new data into it.
#include <stdio.h>
#include "utstring.h"
int main() {
UT_string *s;
char binary[] = "\xff\xff";
utstring_new(s);
utstring_bincpy(s, binary, sizeof(binary));
printf("length is %u\n", utstring_len(s));
utstring_clear(s);
utstring_printf(s,"number %d", 10);
printf("%s\n", utstring_body(s));
utstring_free(s);
return 0;
}
Reference
These are the utstring operations.
Operations
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allocate a new utstring |
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allocate a new utstring (if s is |
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free an allocated utstring |
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init a utstring (non-alloc) |
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dispose of a utstring (non-allocd) |
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printf into a utstring (appends) |
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insert binary data of length len (appends) |
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concatenate src utstring to end of dst utstring |
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clear the content of s (setting its length to 0) |
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obtain the length of s as an unsigned integer |
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get |
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forward search from pos for a substring |
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reverse search from pos a substring |
New/free vs. init/done
Use utstring_new
and utstring_free
to allocate a new string or free it. If
the UT_string is statically allocated, use utstring_init
and utstring_done
to initialize or free its internal memory.
Substring search
Use utstring_find
and utstring_findR
to search for a substring in a utstring.
It comes in forward and reverse varieties. The reverse search scans from the end of
the string backward. These take a position to start searching from, measured from 0
(the start of the utstring). A negative position is counted from the end of
the string, so, -1 is the last position. Note that in the reverse search, the
initial position anchors to the end of the substring being searched for-
e.g., the t in cat. The return value always refers to the offset where the
substring starts in the utstring. When no substring match is found, -1 is
returned.
For example if a utstring called s
contains:
ABC ABCDAB ABCDABCDABDE
Then these forward and reverse substring searches for ABC
produce these results:
utstring_find( s, -9, "ABC", 3 ) = 15
utstring_find( s, 3, "ABC", 3 ) = 4
utstring_find( s, 16, "ABC", 3 ) = -1
utstring_findR( s, -9, "ABC", 3 ) = 11
utstring_findR( s, 12, "ABC", 3 ) = 4
utstring_findR( s, 2, "ABC", 3 ) = 0
"Multiple use" substring search
The preceding examples show "single use" versions of substring matching, where the internal Knuth-Morris-Pratt (KMP) table is internally built and then freed after the search. If your program needs to run many searches for a given substring, it is more efficient to save the KMP table and reuse it.
To reuse the KMP table, build it manually and then pass it into the internal search functions. The functions involved are:
_utstring_BuildTable (build the KMP table for a forward search)
_utstring_BuildTableR (build the KMP table for a reverse search)
_utstring_find (forward search using a prebuilt KMP table)
_utstring_findR (reverse search using a prebuilt KMP table)
This is an example of building a forward KMP table for the substring "ABC", and then using it in a search:
long *KPM_TABLE, offset;
KPM_TABLE = (long *)malloc( sizeof(long) * (strlen("ABC")) + 1));
_utstring_BuildTable("ABC", 3, KPM_TABLE);
offset = _utstring_find(utstring_body(s), utstring_len(s), "ABC", 3, KPM_TABLE );
free(KPM_TABLE);
Note that the internal _utstring_find
has the length of the UT_string as its
second argument, rather than the start position. You can emulate the position
parameter by adding to the string start address and subtracting from its length.


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Monklands band casting spell on fans with release of exciting new single
It is the first of three singles Pale Fire will be releasing before the album hits the internet next spring.
by Airdrie and Coatbridge Advertiser, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/airdrie-and-coatbridge-advertiser/A Monklands band are casting a spell on fans with the release of their much-anticipated new single.
Pale Fire’s second album Husbands is due out in six months, but for now the Airdrie and Coatbridge boys’ sensational sounds are hitting the airwaves with tune Various Witches available for download and streaming.
The band have also recorded a music video for the song, which features shots of well-known Airdrie locations, such as the Staging Post pub, Airdrie library and the former Orrs department store building.
It is the first of three singles they will be releasing before the album hits the internet next spring.
Pale Fire headlined King Tuts in 2015 thanks to the success of their debut album which was hailed as one of the top 50 Scottish albums of that year.
They believe they make pop music for “people who feel pressure to put away childish things” and touch on the demands of adulthood in their writing.
Click here for more from Airdrie and Coatbridge
On Various Witches, the band’s literate and sophisticated song craft is elevated by members of the vibrant Scottish music scene.
The song features an array of renowned, award-nominated musicians including jazz pianist Tom Gibbs and members of the Cairn String Quartet.
The merging of many talents results in a richly melodic, lush chamber pop song that makes reference to the catchy noughties hit A Thousand Miles by Vanessa Carlton.
Producer Jamie Savage, Craig McMahon, Alex Sharples and Donna Maciocia are four other contributors that helped bring Various Witches to life and earned praise from BBC Music’s Tom Robinson who described Pale Fire’s latest effort as: “Lovely, yearning and powerful.”
While Beerjacket’s Peter Kelly reckons the top track is a “combination of tremendous literary words, spirited song-writing and very real performances”.
Various Witches is available on all platforms including iTunes and Spotify.


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