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Aegisub / Spell Checker
To help you with quality assurance of your subtitle scripts, Aegisub features a complete spell checker. It uses the Hunspell library, which is based on OpenOffice.org's MySpell, which means it's at least as good as one you'd find in a sophisticated word processing program. It can be found in the Subtitles menu -> Spell Checker. It also spell-checks as you type and can to some degree be controlled from the subtitle edit box's right-click menu (see editing subtitles).
The spell checker dialog
The spell checker dialog will go through all misspelled words it can find in your script. The area in the lower left of the box displays suggestions to replace the misspelled word with; to the right there are a number of buttons:
- Skip Comments - ignore misspelled words in commented out lines.
- Replace - replaces the found misspelled word with the chosen replacement. Note that the list box can be double-clicked to do this as well.
- Replace All - replaces all instances of the found misspelled word in the entire script with the chosen replacement.
- Ignore - ignores this instance of the misspelled word.
- Ignore All - ignores all instances of this word.
- Add to dictionary - adds the found word to the dictionary so it will not be detected as misspelled again. Note that it is currently not possible to remove words added from within Aegisub.
At the bottom of the dialog box there is a dropdown box to choose the spell checker language.
Dictionaries
Aegisub comes with a US English dictionary. Installers for many other languages are available on our website. If we don't supply a dictionary for your language, check Mozilla's set of dictionaries, or simply Google for "hunspell <language> dictionary".


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Hey there! This website is developed by me, Anishka Gupta, an undergraduate student from National Institute of Technology, Hamirpur, India. I'm pursuing a B.Tech M.Tech dual degree in Computer Science & Engineering. I developed this website in my freshman year to learn more about web technologies. You can save all your contacts here and edit them whenever you wish to. You also have a profile, which is visible to all other Pocket Diary users. You can search for other Pocket Diary users too. This will help you socialize and meet new people or possibly find old friends. You can search for other users by their names or phone numbers or email addresses. The front-end is composed of HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Jquery. The back-end is built in PHP and AJAX. Along with providing nice functionality, I've laid particular emphasis on the UI. So, sign up and try it out. Note that it will be best visible on Chrome browser (I probably forgot to include other browser support prefixes). Also, I need to work on making it responsive (I'm a noob web developer :(, so I ain't releasing it soon). Also if you're somehow interested in learning how to hack websites (No, I ain't :p), please go ahead and play with it. It's pretty easy to hack, hence suitable for newbies.


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Hello! My name is Anna Pearsall. I am a writer and a college student.
I’m currently attending Eastern Washington University, where I plan to graduate with my Bachelors of Art in Technical Communication in the Spring of 2022.
I enjoy creating and appreciating art in all forms, be it words or visual. I aim to create visually appealing and usable information through my technical writing, while also developing my creative work. My main inspiration comes from nature, and I am greatly influenced by the Pacific Northwest.
When I’m not working on assignments, writing, or reading, I am outdoors. I love hiking, skiing, kayaking, and just being outdoors and appreciating nature.


Universal Liquid 3D Printer
Aida Akuyeva, Warren Wan and Jeffrey Yu
Description
This project developed an apparatus that can allow a traditional fused deposition 3D printer to print with a variety of liquids and pastes. Unlike previous inventions, you can choose what material you want to print with.
The apparatus utilizes the coordinate system axes of an existing printer and comprises of three main parts: the extruder assembly, pump system, and reservoir.
Our goal is for everyone to be able to use such printers at home, which will be cheap and efficient. Unlike previous inventions, our printer is universal liquid, which means that you can print with various liquids. For instance, with chocolate or gel!
Reservoir system
Our reservoir system consists of two levels. The upper one includes a plastic container with an acrylic lid, which we 3D modeled and laser cut, as well as an IV bag inside and the tube. You can pour any liquid there and it will go though the tube down. The second level is a table, which we laser cut as well. This construction holds the container.
The electronics behind the printer:
We assembled a 3D printer for which we 3D printed and laser cut details. Then we coded in Arduino the motors to move. After a lot of trials, we succeeded! The printer started working and printing with plastic, so we started re-designing it to work with other materials.
Extruder assembly
Pump system
The pump system utilizes a parametric peristaltic pump modified from an Creative Commons design, fitted on top of a stepper motor. This design allows for the smooth transportation of print material from the reservoir to the extruder assembly. The extruder assembly comprises of an adapter from the tubing to a luer lock needle. The needle acts as the extruder tip, laying material onto the build platform of the printer, creating a three-dimensional object.
Here is a small video of how it works:
What we learned during this program:
By working on a project we not only learned new 3D design programs, such as SolidWorks, Inventor, Rhino, Fusion360 and AutoCad, but also collaborated as a team. In addition, we worked on laser cutting and 3D Printing. Overall, Cooper Union Summer STEM Program was an amazing experience for all of us!


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Architecural Control Committee
The goal of the Architectural Control Committee is to preserve the property values of all homeowners in Prairie Fields, and to ensure compliance with applicable covenants when a homeowner makes changes to their property. The Covenants for each phase of Prairie Fields specify that certain changes to your property require the approval of the Architectural Control Committee. This committee of residents within Prairie Fields will review proposed plans and grant approval to proceed. For now, this includes items like an addition to your home, building a deck, fence, or shed, or other substantial work which might affect your neighbors.
Homeowners are required to submit plans for fences, decks, sheds or other outbuildings, additions, and other structures which require architectural approval to the architectural control committee. You may wish to review your Covenants for your particular home, before contacting the ACC.
Please supply the following information to the ACC by email -
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Your name and house address
- Your email address
- A description of the work that you plan to do
- A PDF drawing of the plans
Communications Committee
The Communications Committee is responsible for facilitating communications with residents of Prairie Fields, including an Annual Newsletter, maintaining this website and a facebook group,sending email updates. The Communications Committee conducts most of its business via email,but does occasionally get together to assemble mailings.
To volunteer on the Communications committee, email the HOA secretary.
Election Committee
The Election Committee is responsible for running an annual election of the homeowners within Prairie Fields. The election takes place in November of each year, and the purpose is to elect people to the Board of Directors and to allow a chance for referenda, if any, to be voted upon.
Events Committee
The Events Committee is responsible for organizing events for residents of Prairie Fields. Events include:
- Block Parties
- International Potluck
- Prairie Fields Garage Sale (June)
- July 4th Parade (July)
- Savoy Orchard Days (September)
- Halloween Parade (October)
- Diwali Celebration (October or November)
- Holiday Caroling (December)
The events committee is also in need of a chairperson, and is always in need of more volunteers to assist with planning and running various events and activities. If you would like to volunteer on the events committee or have an idea for an event, email
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Welcoming Committee
The Welcoming committee is responsible for welcoming new residents to Prairie Fields. If you would like to assist this committee, email
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This subsystem models a double-wishbone suspension for one corner of the vehicle (front or rear, left or right). This variant (labeled Design A) has constraints that prevent the upright from rotating freely about its vertical axis. It cannot be used for an axle that has a steering system.
Contents
Overview
The suspension is parameterized relative to a single reference point for the axle. It models the linkage for the left or right side. The left or right side is set by a dropdown parameter.
Parts
Hardpoints
Context
The diagram below shows where the hardpoints are located. All hardpoints for the suspension are defined relative to hardpoint front mount.
Implementation Details
- Left/Right Mirroring The values entered in the dialog box are assumed to be on the left side. You can mirror the hardpoints to the right side by selecting "Right" from the Left/Right dropdown. The sign is reversed on the relevant y-values via a parameter defined in the mask initialization.
- Linkage Definition Linkage lengths are defined by the locations of the hardpoints, which are defined relative to a reference point for the front/rear axle. The mass and radius are also specified by parameters, and the inertia is calculated based on those quantities.
- Initial Positions and Speeds Suspension Position: The initial position of the suspension is defined by the locations of the hardpoints, which includes the initial extension of the shock absorber. The initial force provided by the shock absorber is specified in the springs and dampers subsystem.
Wheel Speed: The initial speed of the wheel is specified within the suspension, as the joint defining the wheel axial degree of freedom is in this subsystem.
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR MEMBERS OF THE AUDIENCE
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IV. When the Darning-Needle of Destiny is unveiled, cower.
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Cognata Signs Distribution Agreements in China, Japan, South Korea
Israel-based Cognata develops a system capable of simulating various situations a self-driving car may encounter within a specific city
by Adi PickIsrael-based autotech company Cognata Ltd. has signed distribution agreements for its systems in China, Japan, and South Korea, the company announced Wednesday. The company signed agreements with HiRain Technologies, an electronics supplier for the Chinese automotive market, and with Tokyo-listed electronics company Innotech Corp. and its Korean subsidiary K-Innotech. The financial details of the agreements were not disclosed.
Founded in 2016 and based in central Israeli city Rehovot, Cognata develops a system capable of simulating various situations a self-driving car may encounter within a specific city. The system is meant to reduce the time and resources required for testing the vehicles in real-life situations.


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CSS pseudo-classes are used to add special effects to some selectors.
The syntax of pseudo-classes:
CSS classes can also be used with pseudo-classes:
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| :link | a:link | Selects all unvisited links |
| :visited | a:visited | Selects all visited links |
| :active | a:active | Selects the active link |
| :hover | a:hover | Selects links on mouse over |
| :focus | input:focus | Selects the input element which has focus |
| ::first-letter | p::first-letter | Selects the first letter of every <p> element |
| ::first-line | p::first-line | Selects the first line of every <p> element |
| :first-child | p:first-child | Selects every <p> elements that is the first child of its parent |
| ::before | p::before | Insert content before every <p> element |
| ::after | p::after | Insert content after every <p> element |
| :lang(language) | p:lang(it) | Selects every <p> element with a lang attribute value starting with "it" |
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We continuously strive to help you with any questions you may have regarding data processing issues relevant to our online services. If you have any questions, please contact the department responsible for data processing:
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If you wish to receive regular information and news about our services, products and campaigns, you have the option of subscribing to our newsletter on our website by entering your email.
We use a so-called double-opt-in procedure in our newsletter subscription. This means that after entering your email address you will receive a confirmation email from us, with a request for you to confirm that you wish to receive the newsletter.
If you have purchased a Native Instrument product or downloaded a so-called “demo” or “free” version of our software, you will also receive a newsletter. Of course, you may withdraw your consent at any time. With the help of this newsletter we will ensure as part of our direct marketing that you will be able to stay up to date with updates, offers and new developments.
The only obligatory information for subscribing and receiving our newsletter is your email address as a technical requirement.
You can withdraw your consent to receiving the newsletter at any time. In order to do so you can use the following link, which is available in every email.
withdraw your consent to receiving the newsletter.
b) Survey Campaigns and Questionnaires
If you have purchased a Native Instruments product, you may receive an email inviting you to participate in a survey. Of course, you may withdraw your consent at any time. With the help of this survey, we would like your feedback in order to continuously improve our products for you.
c) Competitions
At irregular intervals we will invite you to take part in competitions on our website or via newsletter. If you participate, you will be asked to enter your name, surname, email address and country of residence. This information is necessary to allow effective participation in the competition, and is deleted after the competition ends.
If you contact us via email, we will use your email address and name in order to process your query and contact you if necessary.
b) Support Service
If you use our support service via the helpdesk (only possible for registered users), we will use your email address and name in order to process your query. Additionally, data which you have provided in the entry form regarding your hardware or software are saved and used for resubmission (i.e. if you use further support at a later date) in order to be able to offer you the best possible support in the long term.
The obligatory data we require are your name, email address and your personal password. All other data are voluntary and marked accordingly.
If you would like to use your user account for product purchases, we require your address and payment information for processing contracts. Obligatory data are marked accordingly. All other data are voluntary.
The personal data submitted relating to this – those which are necessary to fulfil the contract, as well as those which are voluntary – are saved with the option to change or correct them. You can change these data in your customer account in the customer area at any time.
In order to prevent unauthorized access to your personal data by third parties, in particular your financial data, we secure it according to current technology standards.
You can place orders in our online shop via your user account by entering the personal data required for order processing.
The captured and saved data required for this purpose and as part of contract processing are: Name, address, email address, payment information. All other data are accordingly marked as voluntary information.
We will store your order data as part of the order history and send you the order data via email. When confirming your order via email we will not disclose any payment details, only the payment method selected. You can find more information in our Terms & Conditions.
Access our payment methods.
In compliance with the statutory provisions, your email address, which you entered upon purchasing a payable service, authorizes the use thereof for our own similar products or services. In case of contract conclusion, we will therefore send you advertising for similar products via email from time to time. If you do not wish to receive these advertising emails then you can retract the use of your email address in the newsletter subscription settings.
b) Product Registration
Besides the necessary activation of our software products, there is an option to register the purchased hardware via our website within your customer account. When registering the product via the website, the serial number of the respective hardware is stored and assigned to your customer account.
Apart from this, we will only use the personal data you entrust us with for processing your products or subscribing to our newsletter.
For processing newsletter subscriptions, we will pass the email address on to the relevant service provider. This service provider is bound to our instructions as part of an order processing relationship and will not pass your data on to third parties.
In order to process your product orders, we will pass your address data on to a commissioned delivery company and, where applicable, your payment data to banks that we work with. These service providers are also tied to our instructions as part of an order processing relationship and will not pass your data on to third parties.
There is no other transmission of your data to third parties.
At all times, you reserve the right to demand information about any of your data which have been stored, as well as its origin, recipients or categories of recipients who have received this data and the purpose of this storage.
b) Correction
You retain the right to demand the correction of incorrect personal data. Additionally, considering the purpose of the processing, you retain the right to demand the completion of incomplete personal data.
c) Deletion
After ending the respective usage relationship, your personal data are deleted after the statutory tax and trade retention periods, as long as you haven’t expressly – within the framework of your customer account – agreed to the further use of your data.
As long as this does not infringe on statutory retention periods, and as long as your data is no longer required for order processing, you can demand the deletion of your data in compliance with the conditions contained in Art. 17 GDPR.
d) Right to Limitations on Processing
You have the right to demand limitations on the processing of your personal data if the conditions according to Art. 18 GDPR are fully met.
e) Right to Data Portability
You have the right to receive the personal data concerning you, which you provided to us, in a structured, commonly used, machine-readable format, as well as the data of other responsible persons without hinderance by Native Instruments, as long as the requirements of Art. 20 GDPR are fully met.
f) Right of Objection
In accordance with Art. 21 GDPR, you have the right of appeal due to reasons which result from a special situation, against the processing of the personal data concerning your person, which arise due to Art. 6 Abs. 1 e) or f) GDPR.
g) Revocation
If you have given approval for the use of your data, you can revoke it without form at any time, effective for the future, which may result in you no longer being able to use our services in their entirety.
h) Right of Appeal
Irrespective of other administrative or legal recourse, you retain the right of appeal to a regulatory authority, in particular in the member state where you are residing, your place of work, or the location of the alleged infringement, if you believe that our processing of your personal data is in violation of data protection laws.
i) Contact Information
For revocation as well as requests for information or deletion, please contact:
Native Instruments GmbH
Data protection officer: Kai-Hendrik Weutzing
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>We are aware that you take the protection of your personal data very seriously, and the protection of your personal data is equally important to Native Instruments. For this reason, we strictly comply with statutory provisions when collecting, processing and using your data. We apply technical and organisational measures to ensure the protection of the personal data we receive from you. This includes training our employees in their obligation to comply with data privacy guidelines (customer services are exclusively implemented by Native Instruments Group employees), as well as procedural and digital security measures related to the processing of your data.
In the following section we will provide information about the methods, purpose and scope of the data processing which takes place when you visit our website and/or our online shop.
We continuously strive to help you with any questions you may have regarding data processing issues relevant to our online services. If you have any questions, please contact the department responsible for data processing:
Native Instruments GmbH
Data protection officer: Kai-Hendrik Weutzing
Schlesische Str. 29-30
10997 Berlin, Germany
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>1. Personal Data
The following information relates to the processing of your personal data. Personal data refers to all data which refers to you personally, i.e., name, address, email address, payment information or your activities as a user.2. Data Capture Every Time You Access the Website
a) Usage DataEvery time you access the website, even if it is only to look for information and you do not log in or register a customer account, or otherwise deliberately transfer information (for example by signing up for a newsletter), we will capture the following data, transmitted by your browser, which allow you to visit the website (usage data):
- IP address
- Date and time of the request
- Duration of the visit to the website
- Time zone difference to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)
- Contents of request (actual page)
- Access status/HTTP-status code
- Respectively transmitted data quantities
- Which website the request is coming from
- Browser, browser language, browser software version
- Operating system
For IT security reasons, we will save your IP address in our IT system log files for 7 days following your website visit in order to recognize and prevent (Distributed) Denial of Service attacks. After the 7 days have passed your IP address will be anonymized by removing the last 8 bits.
If your IP address is saved in unabbreviated format, we will only aggregate it with any of the usage data mentioned above if we have a legitimate interest.
b) Cookies
When using our website as well as our online shop, cookies are saved on the device you use to access the page. They enable the Native Instruments systems to recognize your browser and to provide services which are of interest to you personally.
Cookies are small text files (alphanumeric identification symbols) which are stored on users’ end devices when they visit a website. When the same website is visited again, the information which was saved will then be sent back to the participating server. We use first-party cookies and third-party cookies, which can be designed as session cookies or temporary cookies.
Session cookies are automatically deleted from your hard drive after your browser session. These cookies store a so-called session ID, which is assigned various requests from your browser during a shared session. This type of cookie is used in relation to the basket function in the online shop as well as to user and licence data. Its use is technically required in order to be able to connect your user account with your actions over separate visits.
Temporary cookies are deleted after a pre-determined amount of time. These cookies allow us to recognize a repeated website visit based on the feedback from the cookies to the participating server over various browser sessions, in order to – for example – maintain the selected language settings over various website visits. A connection to your user account (where applicable) and the possible identification will only be implemented if you select the “Remember me” function during login. In this way, we can provide a personalized shopping experience.
Third-party cookies are only set by servers if they are not identical with our servers, i.e. if they come from other websites you have visited. In contrast, first-party cookies on browsers are not accessible across domains. Third-party cookies are used when using our website and our online shop by some third-party companies (for further details about some selected providers used by us, see below under c).
By using these third-party cookies, also known as “tracking cookies”, a user’s visits to various websites can be assigned to the specific visitor. This allows us to draw conclusions about the visitor’s interests and to accordingly customize websites (personalization, for example through individually tailored advertisements).
You also have the option of configuring your browser so that specific types of cookies are not allowed or deleted. You can also visit our website if your browser settings block the placing of cookies or if you do not agree with having cookies placed on your hard drive. We would like to inform you, however, that if you do so, you may not be able to fully use all features on our website, in particular purchases via the use of a virtual basket, which will not be possible for technical reasons (see above).
c) Third-Party Providers
(aa) Google Analytics
As a part of our internet presence we use Google Analytics, which is a web analysis tool provided by Google Inc. Google Analytics uses cookies to analyze how our website is used. The information generated by the cookie about your use of this website, including the abbreviated IP address, is transferred to and stored on a Google server, in some cases located in the USA. The evaluation by Google is exclusively carried out in an anonymous process in which the code expansion provided by Google “anonymizeIp” deletes the last 8 bits of your IP address, therefore anonymizing it for subsequent data processing.
If you have registered a user account with us, we will additionally use a so-called "User ID" for this service. This is a unique, permanent and personalized symbol sequence which we assign to you when you first log in to your user account. When you visit the website and are logged in to your user account, the website activities are assigned to your permanent user ID. This ID is not assigned to a specific end device (smartphone, laptop, etc.), but to you personally. In conjunction with Google Universal Analytics, this User ID is transmitted to Google, where it is used by us at Google as a pseudonym for you as a user. The data accumulated by Google are therefore anonymized for Google, as the service does not have the option to create a link to your user account and therefore to your personal data.
Google will use this information for the purpose of evaluating your use of the website, compiling reports on website activity for us as website operators, and providing other services relating to website activity and internet usage. Where applicable, Google will transmit this information to third parties if this is prescribed by law, or as long as these third parties process these data on behalf of Google.
If, however, you still wish to prevent the use of Google Analytics, you can install the browser add-on to deactivate Google Analytics. Get the add-on from Google.
As mentioned above, you can prevent the storage of cookies by adjusting your browser software settings accordingly. We would like to inform you, however, that if you do this you may not be able to fully use all the functions on this website.
More information regarding data usage via Google.
(bb) Hotjar
We also use the “Hot Jar” web analysis service from Hotjar Ltd. The information obtained with the assistance of this web analysis service helps us to improve our website and make it more user-friendly. The information that Hotjar captures using cookies includes the navigation through and the interaction with the content on our website. Hotjar also receives information including the IP address (anonymized by abbreviation), screen size and browser information, geographical location (only the respective country), preferred language, referring domain and pages visited (including the page access data and time).
Opt out of tracking by Hotjar.
(cc) Optimizely
We use the web analysis service “Optimizely” from Optimizely Inc. for our websites in order to improve functionality, leading to a better user experience. No personal data is transmitted to Optimizely as, per our request, Optimizely anonymizes all IP addresses transmitted by us.
More information about how Optimizely Inc. processes data.
You can deactivate this tracking at any time by following the instructions on the Optimizely website.
(dd) Webtrekk
We use the “Webtrekk" tool from Webtrekk GmbH for statistical evaluations of our website. A cookie is used to transmit the relevant information to the Webtrekk tool. The evaluation takes place on an exclusively anonymized basis, in which the last 8 bits of your IP address are deleted and therefore anonymized for subsequent data processing.
The data capture and storage by Webtrekk can be stopped at any time by following the instructions on the Webtrekk website.
(ee) Zendesk
In order to process submitted requests, especially those directed to our customer service team (“Customer Support”), we use the helpdesk system Zendesk. The according functions are supplied by Zendesk, Inc., 989 Market Street #300, San Francisco, CA 94102, USA, who have concluded an order data processing agreement.
As part of customer support, the following data are saved in Zendesk to enable order processing: Name, email address, telephone number, postal code, city and country. In case of questions regarding the implementation of hardware repairs, complete customer postal addresses are saved in individual cases if this is necessary to process the repairs.
You can find more information in the Zendesk privacy policy.
d) Retargeting
Retargeting is a variant of online targeting in which users of an online service are marked by suppliers via the retargeting function. This function serves to present visitors to a website with interest-based advertisements as part of the advertising networks. In order to do this, your browser stores cookies which make it possible to recognize you as a visitor when you access websites which belong to the corresponding supplier’s advertising network. These pages display advertisements for products based on your previous internet activity, including products in which you have shown an interest on other websites which use the corresponding provider’s remarketing function.
On our website we mainly use retargeting services from the following suppliers:
(aa) Criteo
If you don’t wish to use the Criteo retargeting function, then you can generally deactivate it by visiting their website.
(bb) Facebook
If you don’t wish to use Facebook’s retargeting function, then you can generally deactivate it via your Facebook account
(cc) Google Remarketing
According to the company’s own information, Google does not capture any personal data during this process. If you don’t wish to use Google’s retargeting function, then you can generally deactivate it by selecting the according settings on Google.
Alternatively, you can follow these instructions to deactivate the use of cookies for interest-based advertising.
e) Links to Third-Party Providers
Links to third-party providers and our internet presence on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube und Soundcloud are embedded in our website. You can activate the redirection by clicking on the relevant symbol (for example the Facebook button) on the lower part of our website. Native Instruments is not responsible for data processing carried out by third-party providers. Please learn more about data processing by reading the relevant company’s privacy notices.
3. Additional Data Processing with Newsletter Subscriptions and Participation in Survey Campaigns, Questionnaires and Competitions
a) Newsletter SubscriptionIf you wish to receive regular information and news about our services, products and campaigns, you have the option of subscribing to our newsletter on our website by entering your email.
We use a so-called double-opt-in procedure in our newsletter subscription. This means that after entering your email address you will receive a confirmation email from us, with a request for you to confirm that you wish to receive the newsletter.
If you have purchased a Native Instrument product or downloaded a so-called “demo” or “free” version of our software, you will also receive a newsletter. Of course, you may withdraw your consent at any time. With the help of this newsletter we will ensure as part of our direct marketing that you will be able to stay up to date with updates, offers and new developments.
The only obligatory information for subscribing and receiving our newsletter is your email address as a technical requirement.
You can withdraw your consent to receiving the newsletter at any time. In order to do so you can use the following link, which is available in every email.
withdraw your consent to receiving the newsletter.
b) Survey Campaigns and Questionnaires
If you have purchased a Native Instruments product, you may receive an email inviting you to participate in a survey. Of course, you may withdraw your consent at any time. With the help of this survey, we would like your feedback in order to continuously improve our products for you.
c) Competitions
At irregular intervals we will invite you to take part in competitions on our website or via newsletter. If you participate, you will be asked to enter your name, surname, email address and country of residence. This information is necessary to allow effective participation in the competition, and is deleted after the competition ends.
4. Contact and Support Service
a) EmailIf you contact us via email, we will use your email address and name in order to process your query and contact you if necessary.
b) Support Service
If you use our support service via the helpdesk (only possible for registered users), we will use your email address and name in order to process your query. Additionally, data which you have provided in the entry form regarding your hardware or software are saved and used for resubmission (i.e. if you use further support at a later date) in order to be able to offer you the best possible support in the long term.
5. Additional Data Processing when Setting Up a User Account
In order to be able to see your order data for current and previous orders, as well as the order status of your purchase at any time, you have the option to register a user account on our website.The obligatory data we require are your name, email address and your personal password. All other data are voluntary and marked accordingly.
If you would like to use your user account for product purchases, we require your address and payment information for processing contracts. Obligatory data are marked accordingly. All other data are voluntary.
The personal data submitted relating to this – those which are necessary to fulfil the contract, as well as those which are voluntary – are saved with the option to change or correct them. You can change these data in your customer account in the customer area at any time.
In order to prevent unauthorized access to your personal data by third parties, in particular your financial data, we secure it according to current technology standards.
6. Product Orders, Product Registration
a) Product OrdersYou can place orders in our online shop via your user account by entering the personal data required for order processing.
The captured and saved data required for this purpose and as part of contract processing are: Name, address, email address, payment information. All other data are accordingly marked as voluntary information.
We will store your order data as part of the order history and send you the order data via email. When confirming your order via email we will not disclose any payment details, only the payment method selected. You can find more information in our Terms & Conditions.
Access our payment methods.
In compliance with the statutory provisions, your email address, which you entered upon purchasing a payable service, authorizes the use thereof for our own similar products or services. In case of contract conclusion, we will therefore send you advertising for similar products via email from time to time. If you do not wish to receive these advertising emails then you can retract the use of your email address in the newsletter subscription settings.
b) Product Registration
Besides the necessary activation of our software products, there is an option to register the purchased hardware via our website within your customer account. When registering the product via the website, the serial number of the respective hardware is stored and assigned to your customer account.
7. Credit Check and Credit Card Check
For each order which takes place on account or via a credit card, we can check your credit via a credit agency.8. Sharing Your Personal Information
Native instruments is legally obliged to pass on information to third parties. In particular if there is suspicion of a criminal offence, Native Instruments is obliged to pass the data to law enforcement authorities upon request. This includes the exchange of data with companies which handle credit card fraud. In this regard, there is no sharing of your personal data if the company wishes to use these for commercial use.Apart from this, we will only use the personal data you entrust us with for processing your products or subscribing to our newsletter.
For processing newsletter subscriptions, we will pass the email address on to the relevant service provider. This service provider is bound to our instructions as part of an order processing relationship and will not pass your data on to third parties.
In order to process your product orders, we will pass your address data on to a commissioned delivery company and, where applicable, your payment data to banks that we work with. These service providers are also tied to our instructions as part of an order processing relationship and will not pass your data on to third parties.
There is no other transmission of your data to third parties.
9. Right to Information, Deletion and Revocation
a) Right to InformationAt all times, you reserve the right to demand information about any of your data which have been stored, as well as its origin, recipients or categories of recipients who have received this data and the purpose of this storage.
b) Correction
You retain the right to demand the correction of incorrect personal data. Additionally, considering the purpose of the processing, you retain the right to demand the completion of incomplete personal data.
c) Deletion
After ending the respective usage relationship, your personal data are deleted after the statutory tax and trade retention periods, as long as you haven’t expressly – within the framework of your customer account – agreed to the further use of your data.
As long as this does not infringe on statutory retention periods, and as long as your data is no longer required for order processing, you can demand the deletion of your data in compliance with the conditions contained in Art. 17 GDPR.
d) Right to Limitations on Processing
You have the right to demand limitations on the processing of your personal data if the conditions according to Art. 18 GDPR are fully met.
e) Right to Data Portability
You have the right to receive the personal data concerning you, which you provided to us, in a structured, commonly used, machine-readable format, as well as the data of other responsible persons without hinderance by Native Instruments, as long as the requirements of Art. 20 GDPR are fully met.
f) Right of Objection
In accordance with Art. 21 GDPR, you have the right of appeal due to reasons which result from a special situation, against the processing of the personal data concerning your person, which arise due to Art. 6 Abs. 1 e) or f) GDPR.
g) Revocation
If you have given approval for the use of your data, you can revoke it without form at any time, effective for the future, which may result in you no longer being able to use our services in their entirety.
h) Right of Appeal
Irrespective of other administrative or legal recourse, you retain the right of appeal to a regulatory authority, in particular in the member state where you are residing, your place of work, or the location of the alleged infringement, if you believe that our processing of your personal data is in violation of data protection laws.
i) Contact Information
For revocation as well as requests for information or deletion, please contact:
Native Instruments GmbH
Data protection officer: Kai-Hendrik Weutzing
Email: privacy@native-instruments.de


Boundary
Boundary is an extension of Skyline that enables very specific analysis of specified metrics with specified algorithms, with specified alerts.
Boundary was added to allow for threshold-like monitoring to the Skyline
model, it was specifically added to enable the detect_drop_off_cliff
algorithm which could not be bolted nicely into Analyzer (although it
was attempted, it was ugly). While Analyzer allows for the passive
analysis of 1000s of metrics, its algorithms are not perfect. Boundary
allows for the use of the Skyline data and model as a scapel, not just a
sword. Just like Analyzer, Boundary has its own algorithms and
importantly, Boundary is not CONSENSUS
based. This means that you
can match key metrics on “thresholds/limits” and somewhat dynamically
too.
The Boundary concept is quite like Skyline backwards, enilyks. This is because where Analyzer is almost all to one configuration, Boundary is more one configuration to one or many. Where Analyzer is all metrics through all algorithms, Boundary is each metric through one algorithm. Analyzer uses a large range of the timeseries data, Boundary uses the most recent (the now) portion of the timeseries data.
Boundary currently has 3 defined algorithms:
detect_drop_off_cliff
less_than
greater_than
Boundary is run as a separate process just like Analyzer, horizon and mirage. It was not envisaged to analyze all your metrics, but rather your key metrics with additional analysis. If it was run across all of your metrics it would probably be:
VERY noisy
VERY CPU intensive
If deployed only key metrics it has a very low footprint (9 seconds on 150 metrics with 2 processes assigned) and a high return. If deployed as intended it should easily coexist with an existing Skyline Analyzer/Mirage setup, with adding minimal load. This also allows one to implement Boundary independently without changing, modifying or impacting on a running Analyzer.
Boundary alerting is similar to Analyzer alerting, but a bit more featureful and introduces the ability to rate limit alerts per alerter channel, as it is not beyond the realms of possibility that at some point all your key metrics may drop off a cliff, but maybe 15 pagerduty alerts every 30 minutes is sufficient, so alert rates are configurable.
Configuration and running Boundary
settings.py
has an independent setting blocks and has detailed information
on each setting and the parameter in its docstring, the main difference from
Analyzer being in terms of number of variables that have to be declared in the
alert tuples, e.g:
BOUNDARY_METRICS = (
# ('metric', 'algorithm', EXPIRATION_TIME, MIN_AVERAGE, MIN_AVERAGE_SECONDS, TRIGGER_VALUE, ALERT_THRESHOLD, 'ALERT_VIAS'),
('metric1', 'detect_drop_off_cliff', 1800, 500, 3600, 0, 2, 'smtp'),
('metric2.either', 'less_than', 3600, 0, 0, 15, 2, 'smtp|hipchat'),
('nometric.other', 'greater_than', 3600, 0, 0, 100000, 1, 'smtp'),
)
For all the specific alert configurations see the Alerts page.
Once settings.py
has all the Boundary configuration done, start
Boundary:
/opt/skyline/github/skyline/bin/boundary.d start
An example
Here is an example of what you can use Boundary for. If you look at the graph below, you can see that the minimum value is around 1000. Let us say that this metric is a fairly reliable and important global metric, like the number of page impression per minute in your shop.
We can configure Boundary to monitor this metric. Although you can use Boundary to monitor any metric, it works best if only monitoring your important and reliable global metrics with Boundary.
:: .. code-block:: python
(‘example_org.shop.total.page_impressions’, ‘detect_drop_off_cliff’, 1800, 800, 300, 0, 1, ‘smtp|slack|pagerduty’), (‘example_org.shop.total.page_impressions’, ‘less_than’, 1800, 0, 0, 1000, 7, ‘smtp|slack|pagerduty’),
The above settings.BOUNDARY_METRICS
enables 2 algorithms to check this
metric against every minute, boundary_algorithms.detect_drop_off_cliff()
and boundary_algorithms.less_than()
. Although the less_than
check
should normally be sufficient on it’s own, the detect_drop_off_cliff
check
will ensure that nothing is missed. For instance that metric could drop to
between 2 and 15 for 6 minutes and then go back up to 1600 and then drop again
for 5 minutes and go back up again and enter a “flapping” state. There are
instances where less_than
may not fire, but detect_drop_off_cliff
would.
detect_drop_off_cliff algorithm
The detect_drop_off_cliff algorithm provides a method for analysing a
timeseries to determine is the timeseries “dropped off a cliff”. The
standard Skyline Analyzer algorithms do not detect the drop off cliff
pattern very well at all, testing with Crucible has proven. Further to
this, the CONSENSUS
methodology used to determine whether a
timeseries deemed anomalous or not, means that even if one or two
algorithms did detect a drop off cliff type event in a timeseries, it
would not be flagged as anomalous if the CONSENSUS
threshold was not
breached.
The detect_drop_off_cliff algorithm - does just what it says on the tin. Although this may seem like setting and matching a threshold, it is more effective than a threshold as it is dynamically set depending on the data range.
Some things to note about analyzing a timeseries with the algorithm are:
This algorithm is most suited (accurate) with timeseries where there is a large range in the timeseries most datapoints are > 100 (e.g high rate). Arbitrary
trigger
values in the algorithm do filter peaky low rate timeseries, but they can become more noisy with lower value data points, as significant cliff drops are from a lower height, however it still generally matches drops off cliffs on low range metrics.The trigger tuning based on the timeseries sample range is fairly arbitrary, but has been tested and does filter peaky noise in low range timeseries, which filters most/lots of noise.
The alogrithm is more suited to data sets which come from multiple sources, e.g. an aggregation of a count from all servers, rather than from individual sources, e.g. a single server’s metric. The many are less likely to experience false positive cliff drops, whereas the individual is more likely to experience true cliff drops.
ONLY WORKS WITH:
Positive, whole number timeseries data
Does not currently work with negative integers in the timeseries values (although it will not break, will just skip if a negative integer is encountered)
For more info see: detect_drop_off_cliff
What Boundary does
Boundary is very similar in work flow to Analyzer in terms of how it surfaces and analyzes metrics.
Boundary determines all unique metrics in Redis.
Boundary determines what metrics should be analyzed from the
BOUNDARY_METRICS
tuple insettings.py
, matching the defined namespaces to all the unique_metrics list from Redis.These are divided between the
BOUNDARY_PROCESSES
to be analyzed.Boundary’s spawned processes pull the all timeseries for the metrics they are assigned from Redis and iterate through each metric and analyses it’s timeseries against the algorithm declared for the metric in the matching
BOUNDARY_METRICS
tuple/s insettings.py
The Boundary process will add any metric that it finds anomalous to a list of anomalous_metrics.
The parent Boundary process will then check every metric in the anomalous_metrics list to see if:
An alert has been triggered for the metric within the last
EXPIRATION_TIME
seconds by querying the metric’s Boundary alert key in RedisIf no alert key is set, send alert/s to configured alerters and sets the metric’s Boundary alert key in for
EXPIRATION_TIME
seconds in Redis.If no alert key is set and
settings.PANORAMA_ENABLED
is True, the anomalous metrics details will be inserted into the database.


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UpCase demonstrates a simple ISAPI filter which causes the text passed through it to be changed to upper-case.
Warning If you install this ISAPI filter on your server, make sure that you have configured IIS to restrict access to the virtual directory that contains the filter and the files you want to transmit. Also, set proper access control on the files in their physical folder. For more information, click Start, Help and Support, and search for Access Control.
Important These samples are provided for educational purposes only. They are not intended to be used in a production environment, have not been tested in a production environment, and Microsoft does not provide technical support for them.
Sample Overview
Requirements
Location of the Source Code
Build and Install the Sample
Run the Sample
Sample Output
Helpdesk
UpCase works by monitoring requests for .htm files in a directory path that ends with /UC. It then strips the trailing /UC from the directory path and uppercases the body of the HTML text that goes by.
This sample requires the installation of the following software to function properly:
IIS samples are included in the IIS Software Developer Kit (SDK). You can download the IIS SDK from Platform SDK Update. You can view the SDK at MSDN Online. In the table of contents at MSDN Online, click Web Development, Server Technologies, Internet Information Services (IIS), SDK Documentation, Internet Information Services, Samples.
The following source code files are required for this sample:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| UpCase.sln | UpCase Visual Studio .NET solution file, required to build this sample in Visual Studio .NET. |
| UpCase.vcproj | UpCase Visual Studio .NET C Project file, required to build this sample in Visual Studio .NET. |
| UpCase.dsp, UpCase.dsw | UpCase Visual Studio Version 6 project files, required to build this sample in Visual Studio Version 6. |
| UpCase.htm | UpCase Web page that demonstrates functionality for this filter. |
| UpCase.c | UpCase source module containing the code that implements the filter. |
| UpCase.def | UpCase DLL definition containing code for creating the filter DLL. |
| MAKEFILE | UpCase Makefile for command line compilation |
To build this sample using the Visual C++ IDE, the following steps must be performed:
To build and run this sample without using the Visual C++ IDE, the following steps must be performed:
C:\MySamples
, type the following at the command line:
cd /d c:\MySamples NMAKE All
To install this sample, the following steps must be performed:
C:\Samples
and copy the files to that folder.inetmgr
in the text box and click OK. Right-click on the Web
site where you want to create a virtual directory, click New, and click Virtual
Directory. In the Alias text box, type the name you want for your virtual directory, for
example, UpCase
. In the Directory text box, type the path to the
folder that contains your files.
UpCase
in the
Filter Name text box, and type the path to your filter in the Executable text box.
Click OK to complete the installation of the filter.
In order to run this sample, follow the instructions listed below:
UpCase
, type
http://localhost/UpCase/UpCase.htm
in the Address bar
of IE.
Upon running UpCase, the output from the target web page will have all of its text converted to upper case.
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If here you do not find answers to your questions, visit the Microsoft Help and Support Web site.
| Problem | Possible Solution |
|---|---|
| When building the dll, C++ returns a permissions error. | Once you have called the dll from your web page, your system considers it a loaded dll. You must unload it to build it again, either by unloading the ASP application or deleting the dll from system32\dllcache. |
| When browsing to the dll, IE gives you a permissions error. | The folder and virtual directory must have Execute permissions set on them. |
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Functions | |
| int | pointer_equal (void *location1, void *location2) |
| Compare two pointers to determine if they are equal. | |
| int | pointer_compare (void *location1, void *location2) |
| Compare two pointers. |
To find the difference between two pointers, use pointer_compare.
To find if two pointers are equal, use pointer_equal.
| int pointer_compare | ( | void * | location1, | |
| void * | location2 | |||
| ) |
Compare two pointers.
| location1 | The first pointer. | |
| location2 | The second pointer. |
| int pointer_equal | ( | void * | location1, | |
| void * | location2 | |||
| ) |
Compare two pointers to determine if they are equal.
| location1 | The first pointer. | |
| location2 | The second pointer. |


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ODRL2.0 Simple API
1.0
A simple API to manage simple ODRL2.0 expressions
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Public Member Functions | |
| Rule () | |
| Rule (String _uri) | |
| int | getKindOfRule () |
| void | setKindOfRule (int _ikind) |
| List< Action > | getActions () |
| void | setActions (List< Action > _actions) |
| List< Constraint > | getConstraints () |
| void | setConstraints (List< Constraint > _constraints) |
| void | addAction (Action a) |
| void | addConstraint (Constraint a) |
| void | setAssignee (Party _assignee) |
| Party | getAssignee () |
| void | setAssigner (Party _assigner) |
| Party | getAssigner () |
| String | toString () |
| void | setTarget (String target1) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from odrlmodel.MetadataObject | |
| MetadataObject () | |
| MetadataObject (String _uri) | |
| MetadataObject (MetadataObject mo) | |
| void | setURI (String _uri) |
| String | getURI () |
| boolean | isAnon () |
| String | getComment () |
| void | setComment (String _comment) |
| String | getSeeAlso () |
| String | getTitle () |
| void | setTitle (String _title) |
| String | getLabel (String lan) |
| void | addLabel (String label) |
| void | setLabel (String label, String lang) |
| void | setLabel (String _label) |
| String | toString () |
Public Attributes | |
| List< Action > | actions = new ArrayList() |
| List< Constraint > | constraints = new ArrayList() |
| String | target ="" |
| Public Attributes inherited from odrlmodel.MetadataObject | |
| List< String > | labels = new ArrayList() |
| String | comment = "" |
| String | seeAlso ="" |
| String | title ="" |
| String | uri = "" |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static final int | RULE_PERMISSION = 0 |
| static final int | RULE_PROHIBITION = 1 |
| static final int | RULE_DUTY = 2 |
| Static Public Attributes inherited from odrlmodel.MetadataObject | |
| static final String | DEFAULT_NAMESPACE = LDRConfig.getNamespace() |
Protected Member Functions | |
| String | getKindOfRuleString () |
Protected Attributes | |
| Party | assignee =null |
| Party | assigner = null |
This class represents a simple ODRL rule Rule is an abstract common ancestor to Permissions, Prohibitions and Duties. A Rule (reduced version of the ODRL Rule) is made of:
| odrlmodel.Rule.Rule | ( | ) |
Rule constructor with a random URI in the default namespace A rule is by default a constructor
| odrlmodel.Rule.Rule | ( | String | _uri | ) |
Rule constructor with a given URI
| _uri | A valid URI. Can be an empty string (anonymous source) |
| List<Action> odrlmodel.Rule.getActions | ( | ) |
Gets the actions associated to this rule
| Party odrlmodel.Rule.getAssignee | ( | ) |
Gets the assignee of the rule.
| Party odrlmodel.Rule.getAssigner | ( | ) |
Gets the assigner of the rule.
| List<Constraint> odrlmodel.Rule.getConstraints | ( | ) |
Gets the list of constraints the rule has.
| int odrlmodel.Rule.getKindOfRule | ( | ) |
Gets the kind of the rule
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protected |
Gets an string describing the kind of the rule
| void odrlmodel.Rule.setActions | ( | List< Action > | _actions | ) |
Sets the actions referred by this rule
| _actions | List of actions |
| void odrlmodel.Rule.setAssignee | ( | Party | _assignee | ) |
Sets the assignee of the rule
| _assignee |
| void odrlmodel.Rule.setAssigner | ( | Party | _assigner | ) |
Sets the assigner of the rule
| _assigner |
| void odrlmodel.Rule.setConstraints | ( | List< Constraint > | _constraints | ) |
Sets the constraints for this rule to apply
| _constraints | List of constratins |
| void odrlmodel.Rule.setKindOfRule | ( | int | _ikind | ) |
Sets the kind of rule
| _ikind | either Rule.RULE_PERMISSION, Rule.RULE_PROHIBITION or Rule.RULE_DUTY |


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A library that facilitates defining options. It allows you to validate the options user passes into your library or inside your application, to ensure it is properly configured before started.
This is still an experiment. It might be not tremendously useful to anyone.
Definitions = [ {default_timeout, [ required, {documentation, <<"Default timeout in miliseconds. Must be greater than 300.">>}, {validation, fun (X) when is_integer(X) -> case X > 300 of false -> must_be_greater_than_300; %% Errors with this atom true -> true %% end; (_X) -> false %% Errors with is_invalid message end} ]}, {name, [ {default, my_app}, {documentation, <<"Name of your application">>}, {validation, fun (X) -> is_atom(X) end}, {error_message, must_be_an_atom} %% Always errors with must_be_an_atom ]} ].
You can merge user provided options with your defintions:
UserOpts = [{default_timeout, 400}], [{name,my_app},{default_timeout,400}] = simple_options:merge(UserOpts, Definitions).
When options provided by user are invalid or incomplete, you get an exception error for the first defintion that does not pass validation:
UserOpts = [{default_timeout, 1}, {name, 1}], simple_options:merge(UserOpts, Definitions). ** exception error: {error,{default_timeout,must_be_greater_than_300}} UserOpts = [{default_timeout, 400}, {name, 1}], simple_options:merge(UserOpts, Definitions). ** exception error: {error,{name,must_be_an_atom}}
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