A book by Alan Richardson.
While it appears to have been written primarily for testers, so that they know that someone out there cares. Someone out there is prepared to let the world know what a ‘testing’ attitude is really about.
The reality is that this book is for everyone. Really, everyone: politicians, plumbers, stay at home dads, working moms, that guy on the street that no-one really knows what he does.
And we’re not exclusive, we’ll even admit that it is for everyone involved in the Software Development process: project managers, product owners, analysts and developers. After all, how else are you going to understand how testers think? And how are you ever going to achieve a quality product unless you infuse yourself and everyone else with a testing attitude?
This book is for everyone that wants to know what a tester’s attitude really feels like.
With hard hitting humour designed to hit beliefs where they change. Based on the author’s lifetime study of psychotherapy and cult mind control techniques, this book knows how to trigger a reaction.
With advice on automating, communication, talking at conferences, psychotherapy for testers, exploratory testing, tools, technical testing, and more. Dear Evil Tester randomly samples the Software Testing stomping ground before walking all over it.
But you probably want some chapter and section headings, so here goes:
And that’s just a small sample…


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@import helpers.summary._
@import models._
@import models.pages._
@import models.serviceContracts.submissions._
@(add: Address, summary: Summary)(implicit messages: Messages)
@underReview = @{
if(summary.isUnderReview){"
" + messages("label.underReview")} else{""}
}


Welcome to the homepage of the School Intervention System
School Suspension:
Yes
No
Family S:
Yes
No
Paid:
Yes
No
Activities:
Yes
No
Nursery:
Yes
No
Higher:
Yes
No
Internet:
Yes
No
Romantic:
Yes
No
Family Relationship:
Free Time:
Go out:
Dalc:
Health
Absence
passed:
Yes
No


Hollywood Fitness | Project Description
Team Two Web Co.
February 19, 2014
Team Two Web Co. understands that Hollywood Fitness is looking for a redesign of current website to reflect an exciting and inviting appeal in a clean and professional manner. It is our goal to create a web presence that will focus on getting people to “sign up for (Fitpro) newsletter or a 7 day membership” as a primary goal.
In addition, we will place emphasis on “how much fun and success people have at club”. Team Two will include a call to action for local businesses by offering cross marketing research through flyers and discounts.
Team Two is committed to providing the right solution for Hollywood Fitness in the following ways:
- Complete transfer of all existing content from current website to new one. We are available to edit copy for existing content and write copy for specific content areas that will be implemented in the new website. Once the website is handed to the client, Team Two will no longer be responsible for the editing, updating, and writing of any content pertaining to Hollywood Fitness.
- Design an interface that is more exiting and appealing to new members with two full revisions within an agreed upon timeframe. Team Two understands that the current brand must be preserved and relevant to the new design.
- Per request, the website will be developed in WordPress with a maximum of 8 pages. Hollywood Fitness has expressed an interest in a slider menu and video/photo galleries. Team Two will implement these features in a way that is easy for Hollywood Fitness’ content editor to update.
Within these 8 pages Team Two will:
- Represent Hollywood Fitness’ Rewards Program.
- Discuss the ActivTracs Program and allow members to login if they have an account.
- Describe the Personal Training program, it’s appeal, and introduce the Personal Trainers on staff.
- Display calendar of Events, Group X training, Yoga, and Dance
- Incorporate media gallery for videos and photos.
- Transfer blog articles and include social network “sharing” options
- Provide easily accessible contact information including hours of operation and social media links: Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Google +.
- Provide space for user reviews found on other websites such as Yelp
- Incorporate slider of photos that highlight gym features plus call to action regarding newsletter and membership program
User friendliness is our goal for both Hollywood Fitness and its website users. For this reason, Team Two will provide a user testing session with the client before hand-off. If there are any deficiencies in functionality or user intuitiveness, we will fix them.
Beyond this we will provide a training session for the client who is responsible for updating the website. Adequate documentation will be provided wherever needed.
Team Two is not responsible for:
- Generation photos
- Photo enhancement or manipulation
- Writing content for non-approved areas
- Content writing beyond send-off
- Writing blog entries on behalf of Hollywood Fitness
- Copyright infringement derived from client-provided content.
- Providing third-party advertisements.
If Hollywood Fitness agrees with Team Two’s aforementioned terms and project description, Team Two’s will construct a timeline (for both parties) and budget/payment schedule. Once both have been signed off, Team Two’s will begin the redesign of Hollywood Fitness’ website according to schedule.


Shannon’s A Little Adrift is one of the most widely read and popular travel blogs. She sets out on a journey towards knowledge and aspect. With a strong value on culture and food.
Maji Moto Maasai
Facades
Bagan
Vietnam
China
England
Shannon started to travel around the world in 2008, she shares stories of culture and social enterprises to give other traveler the information and advice they need to travel the world, Including how we can all make responsible tourism.
Shannon inspire her readers with stories and photography. She also share tips on how to plan round the world travel, what it reality to live outside the U.S., and how we can all make responsible tourism
Shannon blog inspire me to make my own blog just like hers. The reason the reason being is that her works brings out eveything. And just like any travel blogger she provided pictures. What make Shannon blog shine out the others is her wise use of hyper links of her travel guide, and limiting her use of text before we click the link. Shannon uses spaces use it wisely, and chosen to put down a color hover thats pops up, so the user will know where he/she is guiding to.


Fork this GitHub repository
In the root of this repo is a scaffolded project template with some basic setup.
Fork this repo and open the project in an editor of your choice.
In the root of this repo is a scaffolded project template with some basic setup.
Fork this repo and open the project in an editor of your choice.
When building a complex interactive SVG animation eventually you will might end up with a substantially amount of code. Structuring your code can help you keeping things clear. In this project we will work with ES Modules. You need to run your code in a webserver for the modules to work! I use the http-server package for this, but you can use your own preferred webserver.
Open your SVG file in your text editor and copy / paste the code into the index.html file.
If you did not bring a SVG file. Pick an awesome free vector graphic (EPS) from Freepik. Open the EPS file in a vector programme like Illustrator and export it to SVG... or convert the file online @ eEPS to SVG.. or draw your own vector graphic while you are at it!
Make sure the code is as clean as possible, and give a class or id attribute to the elements you want to animate. Also optimize your svg with the more then spledid tool from Jake Archibald: SVGOMG.
Take some time to think about your animation. What story do you want to tell and what chapters are in there?


Understand What's The People Are Saying About Your Company
Real-time Emotional Index About Your Company


Vendor Name:
MOERAE SOLUTIONS INC.
Reference Number:
5Z011-15-0190A-02
Contract Date:
2016-06-17
Description of Work:
0473 - Information Technology and Telecommunications Consultants
Contract Period / Delivery Date:
2016-06-20
to
2017-03-31
Contract Value:
$137,100.00
Original Contract Value:
$44,748.00
Comments:
DATA ADMINISTRATOR - This contract is a task authorization against a Public Services and Procurement Canada procurement tool. This contract includes one or more amendments.


Invoices
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Paid
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Say I have an oracle in my vicinity which answers well-formed queries I pose to it in some language . For my application, I am assuming it to be a proof-checker kernel.
1. I am interested in analogues of Angluin's algorithm for learning the logic of the proof-checker (or equivalently, the language ).
2. Say I generate queries randomly and ask the oracle, what proportion (read measure) of the queries can one expect to be positively answered?
Apologies if these questions are vague, I've only just read about this a few hours ago and was curious what the community has to say about them.
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If, like me, you are unreasonably obsessed with the weird goings-on in the Anglican church, you might have discovered the blog being tapped out by Bishop Gene Robinson*. I am certainly pleased that I stumbled upon it, for I have learned about Saint Rumwold.
Saint Rumwold was born at King's Sutton in AD 662, the son of Saint Cyneburga and King Alchfrid. His first words, on the day he was born, were “I am a Christian”. He then asked to be baptised, and to receive Holy Communion. The next day he preached a sermon, quoting freely from Scripture. On the third day he addressed another sermon, to his parents, and then he keeled over and died. A pious infant indeed.
Possibly even more pious than Edward Gorey's Henry Clump…
*NOTE : Pansy Cradledew has asked me to point out that Bishop Gene Robinson, a gay bishop, should not be confused with Gay Bishop, the TV newsreader who sometimes presents news items about gay bishops.


Equivalent to clicking the Copy command on the Edit menu. Copies and pastes data or objects.
Syntax
COPY(from_reference, to_reference)
From_reference is a reference to the cell or range of cells you want to copy. If from_reference is omitted, it is assumed to be the current selection.
To_reference is a reference to the cell or range of cells where you want to paste what you have copied.
To_reference should be a single cell or an enlarged multiple of from_reference. For example, if from_reference is a 2 by 4 rectangle, to_reference can be a 4 by 8 rectangle.
To_reference can be omitted so that you can subsequently paste using the PASTE, PASTE.LINK, or PASTE.SPECIAL functions.
Related Functions
CUT Cuts or moves data or objects
PASTE Pastes cut or copied data
PASTE.LINK Pastes copied data or objects and establishes a link to the source of the data or object
PASTE.SPECIAL Pastes specific components of copied data
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Eye of Argos:
The bead of summoning? Ah, yes, I haven't forgotten about that one yet! Good job, my hero!
Now, you must make a bead of summoning! It has the power to summon him from the darkness. You must obtain 200 thoughts of darkness from valley Bandersnatch slaves, Buffalo Slaves and Grendel Slaves and bring them to me.


Else statements are placed after if statements. ## Syntax
else { •Actions• }
if(name .contains "TestName") { quicklook(name) } else { askForInput("What's your name?", text) }


Cytochrome P450 proteins were initially grouped into two general classes:
· Class I (or E) enzymes are primarily eukaryotic microsomal enzymes (2-component system). These enzymes were found to be integral membrane proteins that interact with NADPH-dependent FAD/FMN-containing reductases (CPR). Class E enzymes can be further subdivided into five sequence clusters, I-V.
· Class II (or B) enzymes are bacterial/mitochondrial/fungalCYP55. These enzymes were found to be freely soluble proteins that interact with NADH-specific FAD-containing reductases (3-component system).
However, the diversity of CYP proteins appears to be more complex than originally thought, some falling outside of this basic two-class system. There have been a few thousand cytochrome P450 enzymes identified. The current nomenclature system uses CYP, followed by a number (family), then a letter (subfamily), and another number (protein); e.g. CYP3A4. Each subfamily represents a cluster of tightly linked genes, these clusters being spread throughout the genome. In general, family members should share >40% identity, while subfamily members should share >55% identity. To date, there have been 58 CYP genes identified in humans (plus several pseudogenes), which fall into 18 families (40 subfamilies).
InterPro Domain Architecture
InterPro Entry |
Signatures |
Graphical Match |
Method Name |
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IPR001128 |
G3DSA:1.10.630.10 |
GTP_EFTU |
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IPR001128 |
PF00067 |
ELONGATNFCT |
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IPR001128 |
PR00385 |
EFACTOR_GTP |
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IPR001128 |
PS00086 |
GTP_EFTU_D3 |
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IPR001128 |
SSF48264 |
GTP_EFTU_D2 |
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IPR002401 |
PR00463 |
EF-1_alpha |
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IPR008072 |
PR01689 |
Translat_factor |
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Structural Features |
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1tqn |
1tqnA |
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a.104.1.1 |
d1tqna_ |
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From the graphical match above, you can see that the signatures are all grouped into three InterPro entries for human cytochrome P450 CYP3A4. InterPro entries group together all the signatures that represent the same sequence found in the same set of proteins. These entries provide a family hierarchy of cytochrome P450 proteins.
FAMILY Entries
Ø IPR001128: Cytochrome P450 family, represented by five signatures: G3DSA:1.10.630.10 (GENE3D), PF00067 (PFAM), PR00385 (PRINTS), PS00086 (PROSITE), and SSF48264 (SUPERFAMILY).
Ø IPR002401: E-class P450 group I family, represented by one signature: PR00463 (PRINTS).
Ø IPR008072: E-class P450 CYP3A family, represented by one signature: PR01689 (PRINTS).
The three family groupings are hierarchical, covering the same sequence in expanding sets of proteins. The first entry, IPR001128, is top of the hierarchy representing the entire cytochrome P450 superfamily. As such, its signatures hit the largest group of proteins. This entry has five ‘children’ entries that cover the same sequence, but in different non-overlapping sets of proteins. These children are all shown in the tree below; the one that relates to the above protein is IPR002401, E-class P450, group I enzyme family. IPR002401 can be further subdivided, and itself has ten ‘children’ entries shown in the tree below; the one that relates to the above protein is IPR008072, E-class P450, CYP3A subfamily.
The remaining two entries in the table above give information on the structure of this protein, presenting known structural data from the structural database PDB (green stripe) and the structural classification database SCOP (black stripe) (the names such as d1tqna_ are derived from the PDB entry upon which they are based, here PDB entry 1tqn, chain A). The graphical match for the PDB entry 1tqn displays the full length of the original PDB entry, here covering the entire protein. The SCOP entry breaks down the PDB data into its structural domains (here just one domain), providing a structural classification for the protein domain and relating it to other structures in the PDB database. SCOP describes this domain as the cytochrome P450 domain, which has an all-alpha structure that is multi-helical in nature.
Structures
associated with various cytochrome P450 can be viewed using AstexViewer®, which
is linked from the Match Table via the logo on the InterPro page (please note, there is
no link directly from this page to the AstexViewer®, therefore you need to go
to the link on the InterPro page for P08684). The AstexViewer® displays the PDB structure with the SCOP domain
highlighted in yellow, as shown below.
Note, the haem iron in the core of the molecule is displayed in green.
|
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AstexView of human CYP3A4: the multi-helical protein contains a haem at its core (green). |
There are
structures available for various cytochrome P450 proteins from different
organisms in the Protein Data Bank (PDB).
A detailed description and visualisation of the structural features of
these proteins can be found at the PDB ‘Molecule of the Month’.
The crystallographic structures of various cytochrome P450 proteins have
provided insight into their mode of action.


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SLC Punk! * * 1/2 (out of * * * * )
Directed by James Merendino. Cast: Matthew Lillard, Michael Goorjian, Annabeth Gish, Til Schweiger, Jennifer Lien, Summer Phoenix, Devon Sawa, James Duval. 1999 - 97 minutes Rated R (for extreme profanity, mild violence, and sexual situations). Reviewed April 25, 1999.
Director James Merendino's debut film, "SLC Punk!," short for "Salt Lake City," is said to be loosely based on his own experiences, and the film most definately does have an autobiographical feel to it. Although often uneven and flawed, it successfully and accurately captures the way of life for a certain group of people, as well as a definite time period.
Set in Salt Lake City during the Ronald Reagan era, circa 1985, Stevo (Matthew Lillard), a college graduate whose wealthy family wants him to continue his education at Harvard Law School, is one of the few so-called punks left in the seemingly dead-end town. Boosting short blue-dyed hair, Stevo is quick to narrate and talk to the camera about his personal views, including why he is an anarchist, and the reasons why he has chosen to be a punk, which is due to (1) rebellion, (2) individualism, and (3) because it is in his nature. Always with his best buddy in tow, "Heroin" Bob (Michael Goorjian) who, despite his name, is against all illegal drugs and is terrified of needles, Stevo lives in a torn-up, scummy building and spends his nights going to parties and punk-rock clubs. He definately has no desire to go to law school, believing it makes for a meaningless existence, but also realizing that he has no personal plans or goals of his own, and eventually begins to learn that he can't be a "punk" forever.
Before seeing "SLC Punk!," actor Matthew Lillard's goofball, over-the-top persona had already grown tiresome for myself, and with such films as 1996's "Scream" and 1999's "She's All That," he essentially played the same character and didn't seem to be stretching or testing his acting abilities. That has all changed with this latest film, which not only makes Lillard the complete star, but also gives him a great deal of textural material to work with, thus helping him to fully develop into a three-dimensional and likable character whom you respect for his firm, individual beliefs, but still hope that he is able to make something more substantial of his life. To tell the truth, Lillard was the perfect choice for the role, and it's doubtful that anyone, not even someone more accomplished, could have pulled it off any better. There isn't a false note anywhere in his performance, and when he is on-screen discussing his opinions to the camera, he holds and mesmerizes the screen, which is something I never honestly expected from Lillard. Not only that, but without Lillard, "SLC Punk!" most likely would have been looked at as a failure of a movie, and I wouldn't have been able to give it a marginal recommendation. Fortunately, I can because for whatever weaknesses there appears to be in the writing, much of the material is salvaged by Lillard and miraculously has become oftentimes effective.
If only the screenplay, written by Merendino himself, had given the other various characters as much material to work with, "SLC Punk!," which premiered at this year's Sundance Film Festival, might have been a great movie, but it unfortunately misses that prestigious mark. Michael Goorjian is given a little something to do as the naive "Heroin" Bob who, even after meeting and falling in love with a free-willing woman (Annabeth Gish), is still unable to see that the road he is hidding down is very bleak. Devon Sawa makes a brief, touching appearance as a fellow punk who, late in the film, is discovered to have been thrown out of his mother's house and is now a bum on the streets. Sawa's character, in fact, was wholeheartedly an original and intriguing creation, and it's too bad he wasn't given more screen time. Ditto for Summer Phoenix (younger sister of River and Joaquin), as Brandy, a young woman whom Stevo meets late in the picture and only helps him to see how he needs to make a u-turn in his life. The aforementioned Gish is criminally wasted, as is Jennifer Lien as a wild gal that Stevo briefly falls for before she is discovered to be cheating on him. If the supporting cast, whom are obviously a group of talented young actors, had been as fully realized as Stevo was, it would have given the film a little boost in its potential.
Another downfall that the film has is that the pacing was often in need of slowing down, as the near-constant action and noise occasionally tended to grate on the nerves. A more deliberate pace, and an increased number of scenes where the characters simply talked, would have ultimately improved the film on the whole.
Still, "SLC Punk!" is an assured first feature from Merendino, a filmmaker whom I look forward to his next film from. The basic morale of the film is eloquently hammered home and it was impossible not to get caught up in Stevo, who is one of the most unforgettable film characters I've come across so far this year. Greg Littlewood's magnificent cinematography paints Salt Lake City as a somewhat uneventful but pleasant place to visit, and various stylistic approaches, such as slow motion, freeze-frame, and quick editing flashes that give off a hallucinatory quality, all work well. "SLC Punk!" might have several flaws in its storytelling and writing aspects, which would have benefitted from tightening, but the film is an intelligent portrayal of a group of "punks" who are basically normal people struggling for their own freedom, and it is rare that we get such a realistic look into someone's life in today's films.
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Jiffify is still in development. Currently, these functions are able to be Jiffified!
negation
xor
add
subtract
multiply
greater than
less than
equality
inequality
ternary conditionals
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Is there a difference in effect between SC V and Improved Invisibility? If a build has one, is there any value in the other? _________________ "The difference between the right word and the almost right word is the difference between the lightning and the lightning bug." -- Twain
Well II is obviously a spell and can be dispelled. _________________ " -- They give birth astride of a grave, the light gleams an instant, then it's night once more."
- Pozzo in Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett
And that's about it? Okay, thanks.
Quote: Posted 04/08/07 12:18 (GMT) -- skzb
And that's about it? Okay, thanks.
Can't think of anything other than that. _________________ " -- They give birth astride of a grave, the light gleams an instant, then it's night once more."
- Pozzo in Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett
Huh? Improved Invisibility also makes you invisible! that's quite some difference Self Concealment cannot grant such coolness
Duration maybe? since Self Concealment is permanent and Improved Invisibility is not, but 1 Turn per level of the caster is quite a lot.
Edited By Thaxll'ssyllia on 04/08/07 20:39
Mmm. Good points, but he knew what I was asking.
 Have I just not been seeing the right builds, or is it, in fact, worthless?
It's worthless because it's limited to 3 parried blows per round max. _________________ " -- They give birth astride of a grave, the light gleams an instant, then it's night once more."
- Pozzo in Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett
Gotcha. Thanks.


Dog rescued from remote island after it got spooked by a sealion and ran off
A rat-sniffing dog ended up stranded on an uninhabited Pacific island unable to eat or drink after running away from his handler when a sealion jumped out of a bush and spooked him.
Flint, a Jack Russell-fox terrier cross, found himself lost and alone on Campbell Island, located between mainland New Zealand and Antarctica, when bad weather forced crews to abandon their search efforts.
He was there as part of Operation Endurance, a work programme involving around 100 conservation rangers, weather officials and members of New Zealand’s military.
The island is one of dozens cleared of predators, including rodents, to allow endangered native birds to flourish and Flint had been deployed to check that no rats had returned.
To make his ordeal worse, he’d been fitted with a standard-issue muzzle that prevents any of the dogs potentially attacking the rare, flightless birds – making eating or drinking practically impossible.
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John McCarroll, the Department of Conservation’s acting operations manager for the area, described how crews scoured the dense bush on foot while the military scrambled a helicopter equipped with thermal imaging to search the rest of the island.
But bad weather and mechanical issues affecting the navy ship they’d arrived on a week earlier meant the team were forced to make the heart-breaking decision to leave Flint behind late on Wednesday.
However, back on mainland New Zealand, plans were in motion for a rescue operation and another helicopter was dispatched on Friday carrying three crew members 400 miles across the south Pacific.
When they arrived at base, they found Flint waiting for them after he’d made the three-hour hike back from where he went missing.
‘At first he was scared of the noise of the helicopter,’ Mr McCarroll said.
‘They called him once, they called him twice, and then he was happy to come and greet them.’
Flint arrived back on the mainland on Friday evening.
He even managed to beat his handler, Richard Johnston, who isn’t expected back with the rest of the crew on the navy ship until early next week.
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Mr McCarroll added: ‘He was in very good spirits. We gave him some more food and he wolfed that down. He looks healthy, he looks happy and pleased to be home.’
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GPXRoute
open class GPXRoute : GPXElement, Codable
Value type that represents a route, or rteType
in GPX v1.1 schema.
The route can represent the planned route of a specific trip.
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For Codable use
See moreDeclaration
Swift
enum CodingKeys : String, CodingKey
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Name of the route.
Declaration
Swift
public var name: String?
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Additional comment of the route.
Declaration
Swift
public var comment: String?
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Description of the route.
Declaration
Swift
public var desc: String?
-
Source of the route.
Declaration
Swift
public var source: String?
-
Additional link to an external resource.
Declaration
Swift
public var link: GPXLink?
-
Type of route.
Declaration
Swift
public var type: String?
-
Extensions
Declaration
Swift
public var extensions: GPXExtensions?
-
Route points in the route.
All route points joined represents a route.
Declaration
Swift
public var routepoints: [GPXRoutePoint]
-
Number of route (possibly a tag for the route)
Declaration
Swift
public var number: Int?
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Default initializer.
Declaration
Swift
public required init()
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Internal initializer. For parsing use only.
Declaration
Swift
init(dictionary: inout [String : String])
-
Creates a
GPXLink
which is added to the route and also returned.Not recommended for use. Init
GPXRoutePoint
manually, then adding it to route, instead.Declaration
Swift
func newLink(withHref href: String) -> GPXLink
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Creates a
GPXRoutePoint
which is added to the route and also returned.Not recommended for use. Init
GPXRoutePoint
manually, then adding it to route, instead.Declaration
Swift
func newRoutePointWith(latitude: Double, longitude: Double) -> GPXRoutePoint
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Adds a singular route point to the route.
Declaration
Swift
func add(routepoint: GPXRoutePoint?)
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Adds an array of route points to the route.
Declaration
Swift
func add(routepoints: [GPXRoutePoint])
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Removes a route point from the route.
Declaration
Swift
func remove(routepoint: GPXRoutePoint)
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Declaration
Swift
override func tagName() -> String
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Declaration
Swift
override func addChildTag(toGPX gpx: NSMutableString, indentationLevel: Int)


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Hi. I tried installing mathlib on MacOS based on the instruction here: https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/blob/master/docs/install/macos.md
However when I typed import tactic.ring
on my first line (in VS Code), the interpreter gives me
file 'tactic/ring' not found in the LEAN_PATH invalid import: tactic.ring could not resolve import: tactic.ring
Can anyone point me to the right direction? Thanks
Did you follow the directions in the projects doc?
hmmm, let me check
@Bryan Gin-ge Chen It works! thanks
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CN conductors' union gives 72-hour strike notice as talks continue
by The Canadian Press, StaffTORONTO -- Canadian National Railways conductors, trainpersons and yardpersons have given strike notice ahead of a Tuesday deadline.
The union, which represents 3,200 workers, provided the 72-hour notice today as contract negotiations continue over the weekend.
The Teamsters Canada Rail Conference warned in October it was prepared to launch job action after over six months of unsuccessful talks.
A strike could begin at 12:01 a.m. on Nov. 19 now that the notice has been provided.
The company says its offer to enter into binding arbitration was declined by the union.
The workers, who are mostly located in major urban centres across Canada, have been without a contract since July 23.
This report from The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 16, 2019.


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reqs_path = os.path.join(__location__, "requirements.txt")
install_reqs = parse_requirements(reqs_path, session=PipSession())
reqs = []
for ir in install_reqs:
pip_main(["install", str(ir.req or ir.link)])
if ir.req:
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with open(reqs_path) as f:
reqs = [line.strip() for line in f]
for req in reqs:
install(req)
names = []
links = []
for req in reqs:
if "://" in req:
links.append(req)
else:
names.append(req)
return {"install_requires": names, "dependency_links": links}
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Dice Class¶
Unlike Roulette, where a single Bin
instance could be identified by
the number in the bin, each Throw
object is a pair of numbers.
The idea is to have the Dice
class parallel to the Roulette Wheel
class.
A Dice
instance is a collection of Throw
instances. The Dice
instance
is responsible to picking a Throw
object at random. We’ll look at this in detail in
Dice Analysis.
We’ll reconsider some features of Throw
class in Throw Rework.
Once we’ve settled on the features, we’ll look at the details in Dice Design. We’ll enumerate the deliverables in Dice Deliverables.
We’ll look at the subject of performance improvements in Dice Optimization.
Dice Analysis¶
The dice have two responsibilities: they are a container for the Throw
instances
and they pick one of the Throw
instances at random.
We find that we have a potential naming problem: both the Wheel
and the Dice
classes are somehow instances of a common abstraction.
Looking forward, we may wind up wrestling with a deck of cards trying to
invent a common nomenclature for the classes. They create random events,
and this leads us to a possible superclass: a Randomizer
class.
Rather than over-engineer this, we’ll hold off on adding this design
element until we find something else that is common among them.
Container. Since a Dice
object has 36 possible Throw
instances,
it is a collection. We can review our survey of the collections in Design Decision – Choosing A Collection
for some guidance here. In this case, we note that the choice of Throw
instance
can be selected by a random numeric index.
For Python programmers, this makes the a tuple
very appealing.
The collection of outcomes is fixed, and an immutable structure makes
the most sense.
After selection a collection type, we must then deciding how to index each
Throw
object in the Dice
collection. Recall that in Roulette, we had 38
numbers: 1 to 36, plus 0 and 00. By using 37 for the index of the
Bin
instance that contained 00, we had a simple integer index for each Bin
instance.
For Craps it seems better to use a two-part index with the values of two independent dice.
Index Choices. In this case, we have two choices for computing the index into the collection,
We can rethink our use of a simple sequential structure. If we use a
dict
, we can use an object representing the pair of numbers as an index instead of a single int value.We can compute a unique index position from the two dice values.
Decision Forces. There are a number of considerations to choosing between these two representations.
If we create an object with each unique pair of integers, we can then use that object to be the index for a
dict
. The type hint isDict[Tuple[int, int], Throw]
which seems to describe things succinctly.We can transform the two numeric dice values to a single index value for the sequence. This is a technique called Key Address Transformation; we transform the keys into the address (or index) of the data.
We create the index, , from two dice, , , via a simple linear equation: .
We can reverse this calculation to determine the two dice values from an index. . Python offers a
divmod()
function which does precisely this calculation.This doesn’t obviously scale to larger collections of dice very well. While Craps is a two-dice game, we can imagine simulating a game with larger number of dice, making this technique complex.
Because of encapsulation, the choice of algorithm is completely hidden
within the implementation of Dice
class.
Solution.
Our recommendation is to encapsulate the
pair of dice in a tuple
instance. We can use
this object as index into a dict
collection to associate a tuple
of two integers with a Throw
object.
More advanced students
can create a class hierarchy for Dice
to include
both implementations as alternative subclasses.
Random Selection. The random number generator in random.Random
helps us locate a Throw
instance at random.
First, we can get the list
of keys from the dict
that associates a tuple
of dice numbers with a Throw
instance.
Second, we use Random.choice()
to pick one of these tuple
instances.
We use this randomly selected tuple
object to return the selected
Throw
object.
Throw Rework¶
We need to update Throw
instance to return an appropriate key object.
There are two general strategies available for this kind of computation:
Eager. This means we calculate the key as soon as we know the two dice values. They key can be an attribute which is fetched like any other. This is computed in the
Throw
class constructor method. This will allow all parts of the application to share references to a single instance of the key.Lazy. This means we don’t calculate the key until its required. We often use the
@property
decorator for methods which embody a lazy calculation that we want to appear as if it was an attribute. For this, We add a method toThrow
to return thetuple
that is a key for thisThrow
.-
Throw.
key
(self) → Tuple[int, int]¶
-
It’s very difficult to make an eager vs. lazy decision until the entire application has been built and we know all the places where an object is used.
Dice Design¶
-
class
Dice
¶ A
Dice
instance contains the 36 individual throws of two dice, plus a random number generator. It can select aThrow
object at random, simulating a throw of dice.
Fields¶
Constructors¶
At the present time, this does not do the full initialization of all of the Throw
instances.
We’re only building the features of Dice
related to random selection.
We’ll extend this class in a future exercise to build all of the Throw
objects.
Methods¶
-
addThrow
(self, throw: Throw) → None¶ -
Adds the given
Throw
to the mapping maintained by this instance ofDice
. The key for thisThrow
is available from theThrow.getKey()
method.
-
roll
(self) → Throw¶ Returns the randomly selected
Throw
instance.First, get the
list
of keys from thethrows
.The
random.Random.choice()
method will select one of the available keys from the the list.This is used to get the corresponding
Throw
from thethrows
Map
.
-
Dice.
getThrow
(self, d1: int, d2: int) → Throw¶ - Parameters
d1 – The value of one die
d2 – The other die
This method takes a particular combination of dice, locates (or creates) a
NumberPair
, and returns the appropriateThrow
.This is not needed by the application. However, unit tests will need a method to return a specific
Throw
rather than a randomly selectedThrow
.
Dice Deliverables¶
There are three deliverables for this exercise. In considering the unit
test requirements, we note that we will have to follow the design of the Wheel
class for convenient testability: we will need a way to get a particular Throw
instance
from the Dice
collection, as well as replacing the random number
generator with one that produces a known sequence of numbers.
The
Dice
class.A class which performs a unit test of building the
Dice
class. The unit test should create several instances of theOutcome
class, two instances of aThrow
subclass, and an instance of theDice
class. The unit test should establish thatThrow
instances can be added to theDice
object.A class which performs a demonstration of selecting non-random values from the
Dice
class. By setting a particular seed, theThrow
instances will be returned in a fixed order. To discover this non-random order, a demonstration should be built which includes the following.Create several instances of the
Outcome
class.Create two instances of a
Throw
subclass using the availableOutcome
instances.Create one instance of the
Dice
class using the twoThrow
instances.A number of calls to the
Dice.roll()
method should return randomly selectedThrow
instances.
Note that the sequence of random numbers is fixed by the seed value. The default constructor for a random number generator creates a seed based on the system clock. If your unit test sets a particular seed value, you will get a fixed sequence of numbers that can be used to get a consistent result.
Dice Optimization¶
First, we note that premature optimization is a common trap.
“We should forget about small efficiencies, say about 97% of the time: premature optimization is the root of all evil. Yet we should not pass up our opportunities in that critical 3%. A good programmer will not be lulled into complacency by such reasoning, he will be wise to look carefully at the critical code; but only after that code has been identified”
—Donald Knuth
“Structured Programming with Goto Statements”. Computing Surveys 6:4 (1974), 261-301.
The eager vs. lazy calculation of the key associated with a pair of dice is something that seems like it should have one “best” way. It seems like we should be able to chose between eager and lazy calculation of key values.
This decision is actually quite difficult to make.
Eager calculation seems optimal: get it done once and reuse the answer many times. However, in some cases, the calculation is rather expensive and isn’t always needed. In this case, the key involves the creation of a new object, and this can be a costly operation.
We’ve made an effort to optimize this by thinking of the collection
of Throw
instances as a fixed pool of objects, allocated once, and then never
created again. It appears that they key associated with a Throw
object is only computed
once.
For this example, the Eager v. Lazy decision seems to be moot.
In other cases, it’s a significant optimization.
In all cases, we need to use a profiler to see if this particular piece of the application is slowest. We should only optimize the parts which are demonstrably slowest. Optimizing parts which aren’t slow (or aren’t even correct) is simply a waste of time.
We should articulate alternative designs. We should leave a note in the docstrings about alternative implementations. We should not, however, pursue each alternative until we know that it adds significant value to explore the alternatives carefully.


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layout: project
title: "Weather Desktop"
subtitle: "Check the weather in a simple and easy-to-use manner"
version: "v1.1"
icon: /images/weather-desktop/icon.png
date: 2014-05-09 16:50
comments: false
sharing: true
footer: false
bug_tracker: https://github.com/sonrisesoftware/weather-desktop/issues
source_code: https://github.com/sonrisesoftware/weather-desktop/
price: "$2.99"
purchase: http://www.payloadz.com/go/sip?id=2660689"
purchase-target: paypal
---
With no ads and a beautiful interface, it's easier and faster than checking weather websites!
Weather Desktop provides access to multiple named locations, with previews of all available at the same time. It displays a summary of today's weather, with detailed current conditions that are easily accessible, daily forecasts for the next five days, hourly forecasts for the next 24 hours, and severe alerts.


The Web Analytics Tracking Module for IIS 7.0 is a managed module that simplifies the task of adding web analytics tracking code to the page of any kind of web site hosted on IIS 7.0. Instead of making changes to all web pages of the web site, one can just configure the Web Analytics Tracking module to insert tracking script to every html page that is served by IIS.
To start using the module, first compile it from this Visual Studio solution. You can use VS 2005, VS2008 or Visual C# Express 2005 and 2008 to compile the solution. You may also use the precompiled versions in the bin\release folder.
To install the module follow these steps:
1. Copy the WebAnalyticsModule.dll to a bin folder within your web site or
application
2. Copy the WebAnalytics_schema.xml to "%windir%\system32\inetsrv\config\schema"
folder.
3. Add the following to the "%windir%\system32\inetsrv\config\applicationhost.config"
file:
In the sectionGroup for "system.webServer", add the section definition: <section name="webAnalytics" overrideModeDefault="Allow">
4. Add module to a web site or an application by opening corresponding web.config file and adding the following section to the <system.webServer> element:
<modules>
<add name="WebAnalytics" type="WebAnalyticsModule.WebAnalyticsHttpModule" />
</modules>
5. Next, use the gacutil tool to put the module to the Global Assembly Cache so that IIS Manager can use them:
gacutil -if WebAnalyticsModule.dll
6. Add the module to the IIS Manager configuration in the "%windir%\system32\inetsrv\config\administration.config" file:
In the <moduleProviders> collection, add the following entry:
<add name="WebAnalytics" type="WebAnalyticsModule.WebAnalyticsProvider,
WebAnalyticsModule, Version=<IP_ADDRESS>, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=c6b7132bcfe43312"
/>
And add the following line to the <modules> collection:
<add name="WebAnalytics" />
7. Open the IIS Manager. You should see the "Web Analytics Tracking" icon in the feature view for your web site or application.


Ive decided to research and write about the CSS box model as its something that I think is absolutely important that you wrap your head if you are wanting to do or make anything in terms of web development.  These boxes are then stacked on top and inside of other boxes to make up everything that we see on the internet. Now that wasn’t a very clear explination so lets get into each of the CSS box models properties.
Now because this is just a photo of lots of boxes and I keep saying boxes I’m going to use a house analogy that I really like to help explain what im talking about and stop confusing you. Imagine you live I a rectangular house, and that house has a lawn, and a fence around that lawn and some trees around the outside of the fence.
Your house would be considered what the content of the boxes displayed, and the numbers inside the box represent how big your rectangular house is (note: content could be square just using a rectangle to make the diagrams easier to understand)
Now imagine your houses lawn up until its fence line. This area would be called the padding and the fence line would be your houses border. In the CSS box model the padding is what separates the content you are trying to display from the fence/border that will surround it.
The last part of your house that you need to imagine are the trees that you have planted outside of your fence. Now think about where one of your neighbours houses, with and lawn and a fence and trees of its own, would have to be situated to be next to you. His trees would start where yours hand finished and then would be his fence (border) and then his lawn (padding) and finally his house (content). We want to think of the trees in this analogy as the CSS box models margin. Unless specifically told to, two boxes margins will not overlap they will just position themselves next to each other. (Note: not all boxes have a margin same as not all house have trees outside of them, if this is the case then the boxes margin value is 0 and the elements border/fence will act as the margin)
Hopefully this has given you a better understanding, in what I would consider one of the more important fundamentals in web development, the CSS Box Model.
Thanks for your time, know it was a long one.


This is my first experience with any sort of hallucinogenic drug.
I've been looking online for something to make me trip for a while. In the past I had tried Baby Hawaiian Woodrose seeds a couple of times with no good effects. So, I started looking about for some Peruvian Torch for some mescaline. As I was looking, I came across something that I had seen before but never really took much notice of. Yopo. Actually, Yopo refers to a different type of seed, Anadenanthera peregrina. The colubrina variety snuff is known as Cebil.
After a day or so of researching, I decided to buy 50 seeds for the cheap price of £5. I also bought 25g Calcium Hydroxide for £3. The seeds came one day before the calcium hydroxide so I decided to smoke a few of the seeds to see if I got anything from it. I put 3 seeds, crushed, on big pipe and toked away on it. As I was smoking it, I noticed the sunburn I got the previous day started tingling madly. This was the only noticable effect.
The next day, the calcium hydroxide arrived. Straight away I decided to get making some snuff. This is what I did:
4 seeds placed in a frying pan, lightly toasted for around 3 minutes until the shell cracked open. Next, the shells were totally removed. I then put the insides of the seeds in an envelope and ground them up using a rolling pin. This worked very well.
I removed the powdered seeds from the envelope and placed it in a white bowl. I added some calcium hydroxide at a ratio of about 4:1 seeds/calcium hydroxide and mixed it up. After mixing it, I added a few drops of water and turned the powder into a a sort of paste. After playing with it for a few minutes to make sure it was all mixed up, I spread the paste on a white plate and placed it on the window sil in the sun for about 2 hours. Every so often I would break the paste up to expose the more damp parts.
After the 2 hours of drying, I placed the powder in the envelope again and went over it with the rolling pin. I removed it from the envelope and chopped it all up with a razor blade. This got the powder very fine indeed. Snuff complete.
I was a little hesitant at first to put so much snuff up my nose. I decided to have a bath before I snorted the snuff. A mistake I made was taking the snuff into the bathroom with me. As I lay in the bath I decide to make 2 lines, using only half of the snuff, 2 seeds worth. Without thinking I snorted one line up each nostril. The snuff went in pretty easily and I didn't notice any burning or any pain at all. All it really was was the snuff felt uncomfortable in my sinus area.
Within 30 seconds, I start to feel the effects kicking in. I felt immense pressure in my head and my legs started to feel real heavy. This sent a feeling of panic through my body but subsided after a few seconds. I quickly decided to jump out of the bath at about 45 seconds after snorting. I picked up a towel to try and dry myself but the body load I felt was strong and I felt I couldn't managed to get dry. I was correct as about 1 minute in, I started having strong open eye visuals. This was quite pleasant as it looked like everything had some sort of plastic coating. I also thought I could see the air around me.
I rushed into my bedroom, put on The Doors and jumped into bed, totally naked and still wet from the bath. I layed on my back, totally excited by the visuals. By now, the visuals were really intense and my body felt extremely weird.
I decided to close my eyes as I was excited to experience some closed eye visuals. I was certainley not disappointed. The CEV's were more intense than the OEV's. I could see lots of colours swirling round all over the place. At this point, I started to feel very nauseus. I leaned over the side of my bed and threw up into a bucket I had ready. As I was throwing up, my vomit looked amazing to the point I started playing with it with my finger. It looked and felt like nothing I have experienced before.
Once I had vomited, I felt a lot better and the visuals were getting more and more intense.  I could once again see colours swirling about all over but this time, I could see images in them. It was sort of like at the end of The Matrix when Neo can see the agents in the hall but in the green text. For me this was really exciting. In the colours I could see a young girl, maybe 5 years old, planting a flower in soil. I can still picture her in my mind. She had a straw hat on with a daisy in it and she was wearing dungarees.
At this point, I am probably 8 minutes into the trip, hitting the peak and I have The End by The Doors playing. The song is fairly mellow and then builds up to be quite fast and intense. As the music got more intense, the CEV's got more intense. Also, the drums in the music kept playing twice and Jim Morrison's voice was changing pitch all the time. This was a really good feeling.
The peak lasted about 15 minutes but when the effects were wearing off, they were still really intense. I kept having the urge to dance but in a weird way, kind of like, waving my arms about and twisting them round each other. When I was doing this, my mind was telling me that this was exactly what I should be doing and it felt totally right to do it.
For the next 20 minutes or so, the CEV's die off but OEV are still there. They are quite mild but really fun to look at. About 45 minutes in, all visuals have gone but I now feel very euphoric. It feels kind of like a very mild MDMA buzz. This eventually wears off about an hour after snorting the snuff.
Overall, my experience of the visuals was really mind blowing and exciting. The only bad thing I can say about this snuff is the nausea is really terrible and the body load feeling is really unnerving. I will definitely be trying this stuff again, probably in a few weeks time.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Send Request And Don't Delay Response
With slow connections (mobile) this might cause accidental timeouts.
Send Request And Delay Response 1s Causing a Timeout
Backend
httpbin
seems to buffer requests, so don't click too fast if you want timeouts.
Circuit Breaker State and Consecutive Failures
The Circuit Breaker has a timeout of 1 second, trips at 3 consecutive failures and cools off within 5 seconds.
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Luis Suarez rates Liverpool's Premier League title chances
Luis Suarez has backed Liverpool to win the Premier League title and believes it is difficult to see Jurgen Klopp’s side slipping up.
Liverpool are currently nine points ahead of Manchester City after 12 games played having extended their advantage with a 3-1 win over Pep Guardiola’s side before the international break.
But Klopp’s men had a similar advantage last December before they were overhauled by City and lost out by a single point on the final day of the season.
Suarez, however, believes Liverpool will not make the same mistake again.
‘[Winning the Premier League] is difficult because the season is very long,’ Suarez told ESPN.
‘But they have a nice advantage at the moment and with this current Liverpool side, it’s complicated [to imagine] them letting that slip.
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‘But we all know how football is.
‘They had a similar advantage at one stage last season and, in the end, Manchester City won the league.
‘We were close to winning the league at Liverpool with young players.
‘We almost managed it without the budget they have today.
‘Given everything Liverpool are now, to have won it then would have had more merit.’


Cheapest way to travel between cities are buses.
Trains are faster but more expensive.
There are cheap carpool options available in internet.
Currently popular and easy option is Facebooks different carpool groups.
Trips from Jyväskylä to Helsinki cost about 15 euros.
Hitch hiking in Finland? 1/2
It’s very safe to hitch hike in Finland but it’s not that easy.
Few reasons: there are not many cars and people are a bit afraid to pick up stranger (although they would like to), the weather is usually bad.
Hitchhiking in Finland? 2/2
But if you choose to try it, best option is to head for big gas stations outside city center (usually ABC).
This works better than just standing on the road.
Traveling with your own car
?
Roads are in good shape and there isn’t hardly ever any traffic.
So traveling with your own car is fast.
Speed limits in side city area are usually around 40-50 km/h and on the highway between 80-120.
During winter the limits are lower for safety reasons.
Child seat is mandatory in cars by the law.


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Jetson Inference
DNN Vision Library
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Holds parameters for a hardware buffer. More...
#include <nvbuf_utils.h>
Public Attributes | |
| uint32_t | dmabuf_fd |
| Holds the DMABUF FD of the hardware buffer. More... | |
| void * | nv_buffer |
| pointer to hardware buffer memory. More... | |
| NvBufferPayloadType | payloadType |
| payload type of the buffer. More... | |
| int32_t | memsize |
| size of the memory. More... | |
| uint32_t | nv_buffer_size |
| size of hardware buffer. More... | |
| NvBufferColorFormat | pixel_format |
| video format type of hardware buffer. More... | |
| uint32_t | num_planes |
| number of planes of hardware buffer. More... | |
| uint32_t | width [MAX_NUM_PLANES] |
| width of each planes of hardware buffer. More... | |
| uint32_t | height [MAX_NUM_PLANES] |
| height of each planes of hardware buffer. More... | |
| uint32_t | pitch [MAX_NUM_PLANES] |
| pitch of each planes of hardware buffer. More... | |
| uint32_t | offset [MAX_NUM_PLANES] |
| memory offset values of each video planes of hardware buffer. More... | |
| uint32_t | psize [MAX_NUM_PLANES] |
| size of each vodeo planes of hardware buffer. More... | |
| uint32_t | layout [MAX_NUM_PLANES] |
| layout type of each planes of hardware buffer. More... | |
Holds parameters for a hardware buffer.
| uint32_t _NvBufferParams::dmabuf_fd |
Holds the DMABUF FD of the hardware buffer.
| uint32_t _NvBufferParams::height[MAX_NUM_PLANES] |
height of each planes of hardware buffer.
| uint32_t _NvBufferParams::layout[MAX_NUM_PLANES] |
layout type of each planes of hardware buffer.
| int32_t _NvBufferParams::memsize |
size of the memory.
(Applicale for NvBufferPayload_MemHandle)
| uint32_t _NvBufferParams::num_planes |
number of planes of hardware buffer.
| void* _NvBufferParams::nv_buffer |
pointer to hardware buffer memory.
| uint32_t _NvBufferParams::nv_buffer_size |
size of hardware buffer.
| uint32_t _NvBufferParams::offset[MAX_NUM_PLANES] |
memory offset values of each video planes of hardware buffer.
| NvBufferPayloadType _NvBufferParams::payloadType |
payload type of the buffer.
| uint32_t _NvBufferParams::pitch[MAX_NUM_PLANES] |
pitch of each planes of hardware buffer.
| NvBufferColorFormat _NvBufferParams::pixel_format |
video format type of hardware buffer.
| uint32_t _NvBufferParams::psize[MAX_NUM_PLANES] |
size of each vodeo planes of hardware buffer.
| uint32_t _NvBufferParams::width[MAX_NUM_PLANES] |
width of each planes of hardware buffer.


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WITNESS LIST State Affairs Committee May 7, 2001 -10:30A HB 2 AGAINST: Maska, Christopher (Greater Austin Right To Life), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Lewis, Fred (Campaigns For People), Austin, TX Woodford, Suzy (Common Cause Texas), Austin, TX Providing written testimony: For: Renner, Katie (League of Women Voters of Texas), Austin, TX HB 7 FOR: Dunaway, Jim (Association of Rural Communities in Texas), Elgin, TX ON: Aldrich, David (TDHCA), Austin, TX Lyttle, Michael (TDHCA), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Allison, Jim (County Judges & Commissioners Association of Texas), Austin, TX Herzog, Greg (Texas Academy of Family Physicians), Austin, TX Jones, Marsha (Texas Hospital Association), Austin, TX Knaupe, Gregg (Texas Organization of Rural & Community Hospitals), Austin, TX Turner, Jill (Texas Farm Bureau), Austin, TX On: Deviney, Lee (Texas Department of Agriculture), Austin, TX HB 371 Registering, but not testifying: For: Woodford, Suzy (Common Cause Texas), Austin, TX HB 678 Registering, but not testifying: For: Hamby, Kevin (Texas Credit Union League), Farmers Branch, TX HB 893 FOR: Flanagan, Thomas (Memorial Hermann Hospital), Houston, TX Klein, Jorie (Parkland Health Hospital System, North Central Texas Trauma Regional Advisory Committee), Dallas, TX Rubin, Amir (Memorial Hermann Hospital), Houston, TX Schauer, Tim (Memorial Hermann Healthcare System), Houston, TX AGAINST: McCarley, James (Dallas Regional Mobility Coalition), Dallas, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Gilchrist, Alfred (Texas Medical Association), Austin, TX Hooser, Greg (Scott & White Memorial Hospital & Clinic), Austin, TX Humphress, John (Texas Association of Public & Nonprofit Hospitals), Austin, TX Jamison, Mazie M. (Children's Medical Center of Dallas), Dallas, TX Knaupe, Gregg (Texas Organization of Rural & Community Hospitals), Austin, TX Martinez, Ray (Texas Conference of Urban Counties), Austin, TX Mitchell, Seth (Bexar County Commissioners Court), San Antonio, TX Roy, Tom (JPS Health Network), Fort Worth, TX Rushing, Linda (Texas Conference of Catholic Health Facilities), Austin, TX Tesmer, David (Texas Health Resources), Arlington, TX Welsh, Dinah (Texas Hospital Association), Austin, TX Against: Olsen, Lawrence (Texas Good Roads Association), Austin, TX On: Behrens, Michael (TxDOT), Austin, TX Monroe, Richard (TxDOT), Austin, TX Providing written testimony: For: Berger, Ed (Seton Healthcare Network), Austin, TX HB 1196 Registering, but not testifying: For: Spellings, Robert (Texas Thoroughbred Association), Austin, TX Ward, James (Texas Thoroughbred Association), Nacogdoches, TX HB 1535 Registering, but not testifying: For: Hamby, Kevin (Texas Credit Union League), Farmers Branch, TX McCarley, James (Dallas Regional Mobility Coalition), Dallas, TX On: Berasley, Ann (Comptroller's Office), Austin, TX Hunt, Darrel (TxDOT), Austin, TX HB 1718 Registering, but not testifying: For: McCarley, James (Dallas Regional Mobility Coalition), Dallas, TX HB 2277 FOR: King, Robert (Texas Energy Service Companies), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Lee, Donald (Texas Conference of Urban Counties), Austin, TX On: Taylor, Dub (State Energy Conservation Office-Comptroller of Public Accounts), Austin, TX HB 2278 FOR: King, Robert (Texas Energy Services Coalition), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: On: Taylor, Dub (State Energy Conservation Office- Comptroller of Public Accounts), Austin, TX HB 2336 Registering, but not testifying: For: Cron, Richard (Harris County Clerk, Beverly Kaufman), Houston, TX Cron, Richard (Harris County Judge, Robert Eckels), Houston, TX Lee, Donald (Texas Conference of Urban Counties), Austin, TX Lewis, Fred (Campaigns For People), Austin, TX Woodford, Suzy (Common Cause Texas), Austin, TX On: McGeehan, Ann (Secretary of State), Austin, TX HB 2509 Registering, but not testifying: For: Lewis, Fred (Campaigns For People), Austin, TX On: McGeehan, Ann (Secretary of State), Austin, TX HB 3067 FOR: Schneider, Rob (Consumers Union), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: On: Kubicek, Edward "Ed" (Texas Funeral Service Commission), Austin, TX Smith, Sandra (Texas Funeral Service Commission), Austin, TX Wissolik, Erica (Sunset Commission), Austin, TX HB 3069 Registering, but not testifying: For: Allison, Jim (County Judges & Commissioners Association of Texas), Austin, TX HB 3181 FOR: Winn, Gerald "Buddy" (Self/Tax Assessor Collectors Association), Bryan, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Lewis, Fred (Campaigns For People), Austin, TX Woodford, Suzy (Common Cause Texas), Austin, TX On: McGeehan, Ann (Secretary of State), Austin, TX SB 1356 Registering, but not testifying: On: Behrens, Michael (TxDOT), Austin, TX Randall, James (TxDOT), Austin, TX SB 1836 Registering, but not testifying: For: Hamby, Kevin (Texas Credit Union League), Farmers Branch, TX McCarley, James (Community Credit Union), Plano, TX Neeley, Karen (Credit Union Coalition), Austin, TX


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For each inductive type or structure Lean has to decide whether to generate large or small eliminators (eliminating to a type in an arbitrary universe, or only to a proposition). As I understand it, the algorithm is something like this.
Sort u
for u >= 1
), then always generate a large eliminator.Prop
, then only generate a large eliminator if there's at most one constructor and all of its fields are Prop
s.However, with universe polymorphism, the target universe might be Prop
for some values of the universe parameters but not others. Currently Lean just rejects such definitions. That means you cannot define a structure like
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You have to use a target universe of Sort (max u 1)
or similar. This causes some minor issues in #824 where we want to replace Type
by Sort
in category theory.
Would it be possible/sound for Lean to instead do the following?
Prop = Sort 0
, if possible.
Are there other reasons that Lean needs to know whether or not the target universe is a Prop
?
This would obviously require a modification to lean's kernel, but I can confirm soundness against the paper proof.
I think lean will accept inductive types in Sort u
under some circumstances; there are weird consequences in general, but it should be fine for large eliminating inductives
In particular, lean seems to have no trouble with the structure you gave, if you use an inductive instead:
inductive {u} foo (α : Sort u) : Sort u | mk : α → foo
Oh interesting
It only generates a small eliminator, though
ah yes, that's the weird consequence
that's why the structure
won't work, of course
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From https://github.com/hfiref0x/UACME
UACMe
Defeating Windows User Account Control by abusing built-in Windows AutoElevate backdoor.
System Requirements
x86-32/x64 Windows 7/8/8.1/10(TH1/TH2/RS1/RS2/RS3/RS4) (client, some methods however works on server version too).
Admin account with UAC set on default settings required.
Usage
Run executable from command line: akagi32 [Key] [Param] or akagi64 [Key] [Param]. See "Run examples" below for more info.
First param is number of method to use, second is optional command (executable file name including full path) to run. Second param can be empty - in this case program will execute elevated cmd.exe from system32 folder.
Keys (watch debug output with dbgview or similar for more info):
Author: Leo Davidson- Type: Dll Hijack
- Method: IFileOperation
- Target(s): \system32\sysprep\sysprep.exe
- Component(s): cryptbase.dll
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: Windows 8.1 (9600)
- How: sysprep.exe hardened LoadFrom manifest elements
Author: Leo Davidson derivative- Type: Dll Hijack
- Method: IFileOperation
- Target(s): \system32\sysprep\sysprep.exe
- Component(s): ShCore.dll
- Works from: Windows 8.1 (9600)
- Fixed in: Windows 10 TP (> 9600)
- How: Side effect of ShCore.dll moving to \KnownDlls
Author: Leo Davidson derivative by WinNT/Pitou- Type: Dll Hijack
- Method: IFileOperation
- Target(s): \system32\oobe\setupsqm.exe
- Component(s): WdsCore.dll
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: Windows 10 TH2 (10558)
- How: side effect of OOBE redesign
Author: Jon Ericson, WinNT/Gootkit, mzH- Type: AppCompat
- Method: RedirectEXE Shim
- Target(s): \system32\cliconfg.exe
- Component(s): -
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: Windows 10 TP (> 9600)
- How: Sdbinst.exe autoelevation removed, KB3045645/KB3048097 for rest Windows versions
Author: WinNT/Simda- Type: Elevated COM interface
- Method: ISecurityEditor
- Target(s): HKLM registry keys
- Component(s): -
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: Windows 10 TH1 (10147)
- How: ISecurityEditor interface method changed
Author: Win32/Carberp- Type: Dll Hijack
- Method: WUSA
- Target(s): \ehome\mcx2prov.exe, \system32\migwiz\migwiz.exe
- Component(s): WdsCore.dll, CryptBase.dll, CryptSP.dll
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: Windows 10 TH1 (10147)
- How: WUSA /extract option removed
Author: Win32/Carberp derivative- Type: Dll Hijack
- Method: WUSA
- Target(s): \system32\cliconfg.exe
- Component(s): ntwdblib.dll
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: Windows 10 TH1 (10147)
- How: WUSA /extract option removed
Author: Leo Davidson derivative by Win32/Tilon- Type: Dll Hijack
- Method: IFileOperation
- Target(s): \system32\sysprep\sysprep.exe
- Component(s): Actionqueue.dll
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: Windows 8.1 (9600)
- How: sysprep.exe hardened LoadFrom manifest
Author: Leo Davidson, WinNT/Simda, Win32/Carberp derivative- Type: Dll Hijack
- Method: IFileOperation, ISecurityEditor, WUSA
- Target(s): IFEO registry keys, \system32\cliconfg.exe
- Component(s): Attacker defined Application Verifier Dll
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: Windows 10 TH1 (10147)
- How: WUSA /extract option removed, ISecurityEditor interface method changed
Author: WinNT/Pitou, Win32/Carberp derivative- Type: Dll Hijack
- Method: IFileOperation, WUSA
- Target(s): \system32\{New}or{Existing}\{autoelevated}.exe, e.g. winsat.exe
- Component(s): Attacker defined dll, e.g. PowProf.dll, DevObj.dll
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: Windows 10 TH2 (10548)
- How: AppInfo elevated application path control hardening
Author: Jon Ericson, WinNT/Gootkit, mzH- Type: AppCompat
- Method: Shim Memory Patch
- Target(s): \system32\iscsicli.exe
- Component(s): Attacker prepared shellcode
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: Windows 8.1 (9600)
- How: Sdbinst.exe autoelevation removed, KB3045645/KB3048097 for rest Windows versions
Author: Leo Davidson derivative- Type: Dll Hijack
- Method: IFileOperation
- Target(s): \system32\sysprep\sysprep.exe
- Component(s): dbgcore.dll
- Works from: Windows 10 TH1 (10240)
- Fixed in: Windows 10 TH2 (10565)
- How: sysprep.exe manifest updated
Author: Leo Davidson derivative- Type: Dll Hijack
- Method: IFileOperation
- Target(s): \system32\mmc.exe EventVwr.msc
- Component(s): elsext.dll
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: Windows 10 RS1 (14316)
- How: Missing dependency removed
Author: Leo Davidson, WinNT/Sirefef derivative- Type: Dll Hijack
- Method: IFileOperation
- Target(s): \system\credwiz.exe, \system32\wbem\oobe.exe
- Component(s): netutils.dll
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: Windows 10 TH2 (10548)
- How: AppInfo elevated application path control hardening
Author: Leo Davidson, Win32/Addrop, Metasploit derivative- Type: Dll Hijack
- Method: IFileOperation
- Target(s): \system32\cliconfg.exe
- Component(s): ntwdblib.dll
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: Windows 10 RS1 (14316)
- How: Cliconfg.exe autoelevation removed
Author: Leo Davidson derivative- Type: Dll Hijack
- Method: IFileOperation
- Target(s): \system32\GWX\GWXUXWorker.exe, \system32\inetsrv\inetmgr.exe
- Component(s): SLC.dll
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: Windows 10 RS1 (14316)
- How: AppInfo elevated application path control and inetmgr executable hardening
Author: Leo Davidson derivative- Type: Dll Hijack (Import forwarding)
- Method: IFileOperation
- Target(s): \system32\sysprep\sysprep.exe
- Component(s): unbcl.dll
- Works from: Windows 8.1 (9600)
- Fixed in: Windows 10 RS1 (14371)
- How: sysprep.exe manifest updated
Author: Leo Davidson derivative- Type: Dll Hijack (Manifest)
- Method: IFileOperation
- Target(s): \system32\taskhost.exe, \system32\tzsync.exe (any ms exe without manifest)
- Component(s): Attacker defined dll
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: Windows 10 RS1 (14371)
- How: Manifest parsing logic reviewed
Author: Leo Davidson derivative- Type: Dll Hijack
- Method: IFileOperation
- Target(s): \system32\inetsrv\inetmgr.exe
- Component(s): MsCoree.dll
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: Windows 10 RS1 (14376)
- How: inetmgr.exe executable manifest hardening, MitigationPolicy->ProcessImageLoadPolicy->PreferSystem32Images
Author: Leo Davidson derivative- Type: Dll Hijack
- Method: IFileOperation
- Target(s): \system32\mmc.exe, Rsop.msc
- Component(s): WbemComn.dll
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: Windows 10 RS3 (16232)
- How: Target requires wbemcomn.dll to be signed by MS
Author: Leo Davidson derivative- Type: Dll Hijack
- Method: IFileOperation, SxS DotLocal
- Target(s): \system32\sysprep\sysprep.exe
- Component(s): comctl32.dll
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: Windows 10 RS3 (16232)
- How: sysprep.exe requires MS signed modules to load
Author: Leo Davidson derivative- Type: Dll Hijack
- Method: IFileOperation, SxS DotLocal
- Target(s): \system32\consent.exe
- Component(s): comctl32.dll
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: unfixed 🙈
- How: -
Author: Leo Davidson derivative- Type: Dll Hijack
- Method: IFileOperation
- Target(s): \system32\pkgmgr.exe
- Component(s): DismCore.dll
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: unfixed 🙈
- How: -
Author: BreakingMalware- Type: Shell API
- Method: Environment variables expansion
- Target(s): \system32\CompMgmtLauncher.exe
- Component(s): Attacker defined application
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: Windows 10 RS2 (15031)
- How: CompMgmtLauncher.exe autoelevation removed
Author: Enigma0x3- Type: Shell API
- Method: Registry key manipulation
- Target(s): \system32\EventVwr.exe, \system32\CompMgmtLauncher.exe
- Component(s): Attacker defined application
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: Windows 10 RS2 (15031)
- How: EventVwr.exe redesigned, CompMgmtLauncher.exe autoelevation removed
Author: Enigma0x3- Type: Race Condition
- Method: File overwrite
- Target(s): %temp%\GUID\dismhost.exe
- Component(s): LogProvider.dll
- Works from: Windows 10 TH1 (10240)
- AlwaysNotify compatible
- Fixed in: Windows 10 RS2 (15031)
- How: File security permissions altered
Author: ExpLife- Type: Elevated COM interface
- Method: IARPUninstallStringLauncher
- Target(s): Attacker defined application
- Component(s): Attacker defined components
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: Windows 10 RS3 (16199)
- How: UninstallStringLauncher interface removed from COMAutoApprovalList
Author: Exploit/Sandworm- Type: Whitelisted component
- Method: InfDefaultInstall
- Target(s): Attacker defined application
- Component(s): Attacker defined components
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: Windows 8.1 (9600)
- How: InfDefaultInstall.exe removed from g_lpAutoApproveEXEList (MS14-060)
Author: Enigma0x3- Type: Shell API
- Method: Registry key manipulation
- Target(s): \system32\sdctl.exe
- Component(s): Attacker defined application
- Works from: Windows 10 TH1 (10240)
- Fixed in: Windows 10 RS3 (16215)
- How: Shell API update
Author: Leo Davidson derivative, lhc645- Type: Dll Hijack
- Method: WOW64 logger
- Target(s): \syswow64\{any elevated exe, e.g wusa.exe}
- Component(s): wow64log.dll
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: unfixed 🙈
- How: -
Author: Enigma0x3- Type: Shell API
- Method: Registry key manipulation
- Target(s): \system32\sdctl.exe
- Component(s): Attacker defined application
- Works from: Windows 10 TH1 (10240)
- Fixed in: Windows 10 RS4 (17025)
- How: Shell API / Windows components update
Author: xi-tauw- Type: Dll Hijack
- Method: UIPI bypass with uiAccess application
- Target(s): \Program Files\Windows Media Player\osk.exe, \system32\EventVwr.exe, \system32\mmc.exe
- Component(s): duser.dll, osksupport.dll
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: unfixed 🙈
- How: -
Author: winscripting.blog- Type: Shell API
- Method: Registry key manipulation
- Target(s): \system32\fodhelper.exe
- Component(s): Attacker defined application
- Works from: Windows 10 TH1 (10240)
- Fixed in: unfixed 🙈
- How: -
Author: James Forshaw- Type: Shell API
- Method: Environment variables expansion
- Target(s): \system32\svchost.exe via \system32\schtasks.exe
- Component(s): Attacker defined application
- Works from: Windows 8.1 (9600)
- AlwaysNotify compatible
- Fixed in: unfixed 🙈
- How: -
Author: CIA & James Forshaw- Type: Impersonation
- Method: Token Manipulations
- Target(s): Autoelevated applications
- Component(s): Attacker defined applications
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- AlwaysNotify compatible, see note
- Fixed in: unfixed 🙈
- How: -
Author: Thomas Vanhoutte- Type: Race condition
- Method: NTFS reparse point & Dll Hijack
- Target(s): wusa.exe
- Component(s): dcomcnfg.exe, mmc.exe, ole32.dll, MsCoree.dll
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: unfixed 🙈
- How: -
Author: Ernesto Fernandez, Thomas Vanhoutte- Type: Dll Hijack
- Method: SxS DotLocal, NTFS reparse point
- Target(s): \system32\dccw.exe
- Component(s): GdiPlus.dll
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: unfixed 🙈
- How: -
Author: Clement Rouault- Type: Whitelisted component
- Method: APPINFO command line spoofing
- Target(s): \system32\mmc.exe
- Component(s): Attacker defined components
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: unfixed 🙈
- How: -
Author: Stefan Kanthak- Type: Dll Hijack
- Method: .NET Code Profiler
- Target(s): \system32\mmc.exe
- Component(s): Attacker defined components
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: unfixed 🙈
- How: -
Author: Ruben Boonen- Type: COM Handler hijack
- Method: Registry key manipulation
- Target(s): \system32\mmc.exe, \System32\recdisc.exe
- Component(s): Attacker defined components
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: unfixed 🙈
- How: -
Author: Oddvar Moe- Type: Elevated COM interface
- Method: ICMLuaUtil
- Target(s): Attacker defined
- Component(s): Attacker defined
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: unfixed 🙈
- How: -
Author: BreakingMalware and Enigma0x3- Type: Elevated COM interface
- Method: IFwCplLua
- Target(s): Attacker defined
- Component(s): Attacker defined
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: unfixed 🙈
- How: -
Author: Oddvar Moe derivative- Type: Elevated COM interface
- Method: IColorDataProxy, ICMLuaUtil
- Target(s): Attacker defined
- Component(s): Attacker defined
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: unfixed 🙈
- How: -
Author: bytecode77- Type: Shell API
- Method: Environment variables expansion
- Target(s): Multiple auto-elevated processes
- Component(s): Various per target
- Works from: Windows 7 (7600)
- Fixed in: Windows 10 RS3 (16299)
- How: Current user system directory variables ignored during process creation
Note:
Method (6) unavailable in wow64 environment starting from Windows 8;
Method (11) implemented in x86-32 version;
Method (13) (19) (38) implemented only in x64 version;
Method (14) require process injection, wow64 unsupported, use x64 version of this tool;
Method (26) is still working, however it main advantage was UAC bypass on AlwaysNotify level. Since 15031 it is gone;
Method (30) require x64 because it abuses WOW64 subsystem feature;
Method (35) AlwaysNotify compatible as there always will be running autoelevated apps or user will have to launch them anyway;
Method (38) require internet connection as it executes remote script located at github.com/hfiref0x/Beacon/blob/master/uac/exec.html.
Run examples:
akagi32.exe 1
akagi64.exe 3
akagi32 1 c:\windows\system32\calc.exe
akagi64 3 c:\windows\system32\charmap.exe
Warning
This tool shows ONLY popular UAC bypass method used by malware, and reimplement some of them in a different way improving original concepts. There are exists different, not yet known to general public methods, be aware of this;
Using (5) method will permanently turn off UAC (after reboot), make sure to do this in test environment or don't forget to re-enable UAC after tool usage;
Using (5), (9) methods will permanently compromise security of target keys (UAC Settings key for (5) and IFEO for (9)), if you do tests on your real machine - restore keys security manually after you complete this tool usage;
This tool is not intended for AV tests and not tested to work in aggressive AV environment, if you still plan to use it with installed bloatware AV soft - you use it at your own risk;
Some AV may flag this tool as HackTool, MSE/WinDefender constantly marks it as malware, nope;
If you run this program on real computer remember to remove all program leftovers after usage, for more info about files it drops to system folders see source code;
Most of methods created for x64, with no x86-32 support in mind. I don't see any sense in supporting 32 bit versions of Windows or wow64, however with small tweaks most of them will run under wow64 as well.
If you wondering why this still exist and work here is the explanation, an official Microsoft WHITEFLAG (including totally incompetent statements as bonus) https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20160816-00/?p=94105
Protection
Account without administrative privileges.
Malware usage
It is currently known that UACMe used by Adware/Multiplug (9), by Win32/Dyre (3), by Win32/Empercrypt (10 & 13), by IcedID downloader (35 & 41). We do not take any responsibility for this tool usage in the malicious purposes. It is free, open-source and provided AS-IS for everyone.
Other usage
Currently used as "signature" by "THOR APT" scanner (handmade pattern matching fraudware from Germany). We do not take any responsibility for this tool usage in the fraudware;
In July 2016 so-called "security company" Cymmetria released report about script-kiddie malware bundle called "Patchwork" and false flagged it as APT. They stated it was using "UACME method", which in fact is just slightly and unprofessionally modified injector dll from UACMe v1.9 and was using Carberp/Pitou hybrid method in malware self-implemented way. We do not take any responsibility for UACMe usage in the dubious advertising campaigns from third party "security companies".
Build
UACMe comes with full source code, written in C;
In order to build from source you need Microsoft Visual Studio 2013/2015 U2 and later versions.
References
Windows 7 UAC whitelist, http://www.pretentiousname.com/misc/win7_uac_whitelist2.html
Malicious Application Compatibility Shims, https://www.blackhat.com/docs/eu-15/materials/eu-15-Pierce-Defending-Against-Malicious-Application-Compatibility-Shims-wp.pdf
Junfeng Zhang from WinSxS dev team blog, https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/junfeng/
Beyond good ol' Run key, series of articles, http://www.hexacorn.com/blog
KernelMode.Info UACMe thread, http://www.kernelmode.info/forum/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=3643
Command Injection/Elevation - Environment Variables Revisited, https://breakingmalware.com/vulnerabilities/command-injection-and-elevation-environment-variables-revisited
"Fileless" UAC Bypass Using eventvwr.exe and Registry Hijacking, https://enigma0x3.net/2016/08/15/fileless-uac-bypass-using-eventvwr-exe-and-registry-hijacking/
Bypassing UAC on Windows 10 using Disk Cleanup, https://enigma0x3.net/2016/07/22/bypassing-uac-on-windows-10-using-disk-cleanup/
Using IARPUninstallStringLauncher COM interface to bypass UAC, http://www.freebuf.com/articles/system/116611.html
Bypassing UAC using App Paths, https://enigma0x3.net/2017/03/14/bypassing-uac-using-app-paths/
"Fileless" UAC Bypass using sdclt.exe, https://enigma0x3.net/2017/03/17/fileless-uac-bypass-using-sdclt-exe/
UAC Bypass or story about three escalations, https://habrahabr.ru/company/pm/blog/328008/
Exploiting Environment Variables in Scheduled Tasks for UAC Bypass, https://tyranidslair.blogspot.ru/2017/05/exploiting-environment-variables-in.html
First entry: Welcome and fileless UAC bypass, https://winscripting.blog/2017/05/12/first-entry-welcome-and-uac-bypass/
Reading Your Way Around UAC in 3 parts:
https://tyranidslair.blogspot.ru/2017/05/reading-your-way-around-uac-part-1.html
https://tyranidslair.blogspot.ru/2017/05/reading-your-way-around-uac-part-2.html
https://tyranidslair.blogspot.ru/2017/05/reading-your-way-around-uac-part-3.html
Research on CMSTP.exe, https://msitpros.com/?p=3960
Authors
(c) 2014 - 2017 UACMe Project
3rd party components usage
MinHook - The Minimalistic x86/x64 API Hooking Library for Windows, https://github.com/TsudaKageyu/minhook


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1.6 million Jamaican births between 1955 and 2017, without their fathers’ names on their birth certificates
by Jamaica Gleaner(JAMAICA GLEANER) — With some 1.6 million Jamaican children registered between 1955 and 2017, without their fathers’ names on their birth certificates, Pastor Michael McAnuff-Jones has made a call for the Registration Act to be revised.
“The system today prevents a mother from naming the father of the child if she is not married to him, but if you’re married, the system assumes that your husband is the father of the child. We feel that it is important for the system to allow every woman, whether you’re married or not, to name the father of the child, whether he is there to sign the paper or not,” McAnuff-Jones told editors and reporters during a Men’s Forum at the newspaper’s North Street offices last week Tuesday.
He said in making such a revision of the Registration (Births and Deaths) Act of 1881, a penalty should exist to deter women from committing paternity fraud
Section 19B of the current legislation outlines that a person who wilfully provides false information to the registrar, shall be guilty of an offence and liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $250,000 or imprisonment, not exceeding three months.
“What the system does today is protect the men, but doesn’t protect the right of the child to have their father’s name on their birth certificate and that in itself creates an environment for children to lack identity and to grow up with low self-esteem and a feeling of rejection. That has all kinds of implications,” McAnuff-Jones lamented.
Member of Parliament Ronald Thwaites, told The Gleaner that making it mandatory for fathers’ names to be placed on their children’s birth certificates has been his crusade for the last four decades.
Thwaites believes that secondary to the right to life, is the right to know your parents, noting that questions of inheritance and health make fatherhood important.
When he raised the matter in parliament a few weeks ago, Minister of Health and Wellness, Dr Christopher Tufton, said the amendments to the legislation were before the legislative committee of cabinet and were likely be completed in the next two to three months.
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Software engineer, iOS developer, Backend developer (Ruby on Rails), MS in Computer and Information systems.
Leading teams developing iOS banking applications, applying patterns and good practices, participating on team decisions, designing and building reliable solutions and ensuring good performance and quality of the applications.
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Worked as intern on the innovation and investigation group, doing some iOS application prototypes to measure the viability and effort needed for future projects.
Created, improved and fixed company iOS applications usted to support big events needs as attendee check-ins and leads gathering, using available code readers technologies as camera and RFID, NFC readers.
Worked on several platforms and applications that the team had including Ruby on Rails and iOS applications.
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This project led the organization to have Today a final and application on the App Store
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