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by V.I.A. Custom ContentDine Out Vancouver Festival , the annual 17-day food and drink extravaganza, takes place from January 17 through February 2 across Metro Vancouver.
It’s that glorious time of year when restaurants offer special fixed-price menus aimed at keeping local tastebuds satisfied following the big holiday rush. Yes, it’s time for Dine Out Vancouver!
The annual festivities bring together more than 300 restaurants, plus wineries, craft breweries, suppliers and tens of thousands of diners to participate in not just dining, but 17 days of food-related events. This season’s culinary experiences include longtable diners, dim sum tours, oyster shucking classes, international guest chefs and more.
There are A LOT of events to choose from this year, so we’ve partnered with the festival to highlight a few standout selections to get you started. Let your salivary glands take it from here…
COFFEE, BRUNCH, DONUTS AND BEER TOUR
Rise and Shine! Roll out of bed and onto the Vancouver Brewery Tours bus for a morning of coffee, brunch, donuts and beer. This morning tour includes coffee at Agro, full brunch (including vegetarian options) at Red Truck’s Truck Stop Diner, beer flights at Brassneck Brewery and a donut at Cartems. The tour includes full transportation so you can eat and drink to your heart’s content without having to roll yourself home. What a way to start your day!
DIM SUM CHINATOWN TOUR
Dim Sum, which means “Point of the Heart,” lives up to its name in Vancouver, BC’s historic Chinatown. Originally a Cantonese family tradition (sometimes called Yum Cha (drink tea), Dim Sum has become a staple for foodies in the lower mainland and all over the world. Learn a little more about Historic Chinatown while you walk from the Chinese Cultural Center to a couple of the city’s favorite Dim Sum restaurants. The tour also includes Chinese BBQ and a traditional Chinese Tea Ceremony.
OYSTER SHUCKING CLASSES
Brush up on your shucking skills with Vancouver’s freshest oysters and Fanny Bay’s world class shucking team. Farm fresh oysters will be accompanied with two craft cocktail pairing. Learn the history and techniques of each of the six varieties of oysters offered during this exclusive class. Get ready to ‘Shuck, Slurp, Repeat’ the night away at the Fanny Bay Oyster Bar.
BBQ, FRIED CHICKEN & BREWERY TOUR
What’s included on this tour? Lots of meat! The tour includes a meal and beer at Juke Fried Chicken, meal at Memphis Blues and a flight of beer at Container Brewing. Optional drinks can be purchased at each restaurant. Full transportation is included via the Vancouver Brewery Tours bus (including pick up and drop off), plus knowledgeable and fun beer facts courtesy of the guides at the Container Brewing brewery tour. With mountains of crispy chicken and low and slow cooked barbecue in tow, you’ll want to pack some extra napkins for this ride.
THE GREAT BIG TASTE
Join DOVF as they kick off the 2020 Dine Out Vancouver Festival with a relaxed yet exciting grazing-style tasting event that celebrates Vancouver’s amazing local food and beverage scene. Featuring tastings from over 20 top Metro Vancouver restaurants, even more British Columbia wineries and samples from BC craft breweries, distilleries and cideries, this is the perfect way to kick off another season of feasting in the city.
Of course, that’s not all!
There are dozens of culinary events taking place at this year’s Dine Out Vancouver in addition to the 300+ participating restaurants and specially priced menus. Make a weekend out of Dine Out with the festival’s Dine & Stay packages, featuring $99 hotel rooms in the heart of downtown Vancouver. Dine out, sleep in. It’s that easy.
To learn more, visit dineoutvancouver.com


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Dog trainer called a ‘murderer’ after healthy pet was put down ‘for being bad’
A dog trainer has been called a ‘murderer’ after trying to explain why she euthanised her pet.
Katie Rogers said the decision to put Tanner down ‘became crystal clear’ when he ‘put the fear of god into a child’.
She said the three-and-a-half-year-old had never hurt anyone but in that moment she realised she was ‘waiting for something bad’ to happen to give her ‘an excuse to euthanise him.’
In a public Facebook post, she wrote: ‘I spent the next 10 days consulting with every professional I knew.
‘5 years ago it was fewer than I know now, but it was enough. I cried with my mom about my decision.
‘I took him to my mentors and she told me she was proud of me. And then on that last day, I took him to be euthanized.’
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She described Tanner as a ‘bad dog’ who she believed would kill another animal and injure a human if she lost control of him.
The dog trainer, who runs Katie’s Critters in Marin County, California, US, shared a heartbreaking photo of her hugging Tanner which she said was taken just a few months before he was put down.

‘My mom likened my relationship with Tanner to that with an abuser. I did everything for him, changed my entire life to be good enough for him, and got nothing but heartbreak back.
‘I strongly believe in euthanasia. It is the most terrible decision I have ever made. The most painful. But I’ve never regretted it.
‘For those of you who believe in “saving them all” and “no kill nation” I urge you to think about my story.
‘Would it have been better to live with this dog? To live in fear? To probably hurt somebody else? It wouldn’t have been.’
Katie’s post has received a wave of abuse from owners who said she could have rehomed Tanner or sought help from another trainer, while many others have called her ‘brave’ for opening up about it on social media.

Another said she had a ‘psychotic dog’ but would ‘never murder’ her.
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She said: ‘I have a psychotic dog. I did not murder her. I worked with my vet, veterinary behaviorist to get her psychosis under control.
‘I didn’t murder her, because she was aggressive, I worked with medical professionals to help her with her demons. To call yourself a trainer and make excuses to murder a dog, nope.’
While a sympathetic owner said if you’ve been in Katie’s situation you can understand what she did.

‘You’re braver than I am to put your story out there, so major props to you; behavior euthanasia is more common than people would think, but most won’t talk about it for fear of judgmental responses.
‘The critics of this post have fortunately never faced this type of situation at this level of severity, and I hope they never do. It’s heartbreaking.’
Another owner said they went through a similar situation with their dog who ‘sent multiple dogs and me to the emergency room’.
She added: ‘I decided we could no longer chance that our management would fail and someone else would be hurt by her.
‘When people are dangerous, we lock them up in prisons. That’s inhumane for a dog.
‘I gave her the best week of her life and let her free from whatever genetic issues caused her idiopathic aggression.’
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GET PAID TO LABEL IMAGES FROM YOUR HOME
Description
Humainly helps clients build training data for Visual Artificial Intelligence that automatically recognizes images. That means we receive a lot of images from them, and then we have to manually add labels to those images. That means we create a lot of jobs for people who want to help us do that manual labelling work. This job allows you to earn an honest wage, wherever and whenever you want to.
Task Examples
- Adding a simple label to an image e.g. is this image a cat or a dog?
- Drawing tight bounding boxes around objects e.g. mark all vehicles seen by a dashboard camera
- Neatly delineating object contours e.g. drawing lines precisely over the edges of furniture
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- You need to be older than 18 years.
- You need to have attention for detail (accuracy of the labels is far more important than speed!)
- You need to enjoy this type of work :)
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You can easily earn 5.5 GHS per hour (more if you work faster). We compute how many images you should be able to process per hour and convert that to a reward per image. Many people are able to do it faster than that, so they can in fact earn a lot more than 5.5 GHS per hour. You get paid every 2 weeks via transfer for the work you've done.
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Our take on the classic 2D platformer
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The goal of the game is to collect as many coins as you can and reach the red flag! However, you must do this while avoiding enemy characters. If you get hit by an enemy you will lose one life. Be careful you only have 3 lives! To move your character you can use WASD or the arrow keys, with w, up, and space bar being used to jump. To move forward while you jump hit the left/right arrow or A/D as you press spacebar. You can also kill an enemy character by jumping on top of it, however we do not condone violence.
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The special feature in our game is a reverse-parallax! Reverse-Parallax is a scrolling technique in which the background image moves slowly in comparision to the foreground images. This creates an illusion of the game level floating above the background scene.
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Making this game has been a learning process for everyone, if we had more time we could have done a lot more.
One of our biggest struggles was refactoring the code to use the Component Pattern. We underestimated how long and tedious it would be, and that delayed the process of everything else that needed to be done, which left us short on time. If we could we would have liked to spend more time fine tuning the physics component. We also could have made child classes from game entity like main player, NPCs, collectable item, just to have more separation of data types because at the moment we have game entity containing a lot of attributes that may not be neccessary for all game entities.
Besides that it would have been nice if we could have implemented more features. For example having a 2 player option or making the character experience different effects from consuming different items like being able to temporarily fly after consuming a feather or moving faster after consuming a potion. Another fun idea would have been adding a character creator portion of the game where the user can choose different outfits or colors for the dino.
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GMC students win rich haul of medals
by Staff ReporterStudents of Guntur Medical College bagged a rich haul of medals at the Boys Sports Meet held at Rangaraya Medical College, Kakinada recently.
K. Sridhar, K. Viswanath, K. Anudeep and N. Deepak won gold medals in chess competition.
In tennis, the GMC team came runners up in the championship. N. Joel Suraj, K.V Vikram, P. Jitendra, U. Chaitanya and Ch. Srikar won the silver medal. Principal of GMC G. Subba Rao complimented the players on their achievement.


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The Thunder Girls announce UK tour as Beverley Callard quits Coronation Street
Beverley has been on Coronation Street for nearly 30 years
by Charlotte RodriguesIt has been announced The Thunder Girls will be going on a UK tour as it was confirmed show star Beverley Callard has quit Coronation Street.
It was revealed on the show's official Twitter page they will be doing a UK tour.
The Tweet said: "Ticket alert: The Thunder Girls are going on the road!
"Major new UK Tour announced.
"Book your seat at The Reunion Dinner From Hell! thundergirls.co.uk."
Beverley retweeted the post and wrote: "So excited xx."
Read More: Corrie's twin child stars Isabella and William Flanagan pose for a cute photo
Beverley, who plays Liz McDonald on the cobbles, took a break from the soap earlier this year to do the show at The Lowry theatre.
Bev has now confirmed to OK! magazine that she will be leaving the cobbles.
Speaking to the publication, she admitted she was "numb" when she told bosses she would be leaving next year.
She said: "I was in shock, I felt totally numb."
Read More: Coronation Street's Tyrone Dobbs 'to die in horror accident', report claims
Although Beverley experienced "so many sleepless nights" over her decision to leave the show after three decades, she's sure she's making the right choice.
With her departure lined up for 2020, the 62-year-old promised her final storyline will see her character go out with "a bang."
 I can't wait!"
This December, Bev will be celebrating 30 years on the ITV soap.
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Material
The modern paperclip is nearly always made from a complex carbon treated alloy of iron, called steel.
Steel is a material unique for a variety of factors, nearly all of which help to correct the natural errors of more traditional iron and cast iron products.
In its purest form iron is vulnerable to a factor coined in the early 1900's
as "Taylors Dislocation" which represents the ease of atoms within a given material to shift and play.
In modern times, and especially when documenting the factors of more complicated materials,
we tend to refer to this maluable flexable trait as ductility.
Ductile metals are metals that can easily be shaped and used by humans, metals with incredibly high "stretch-abillity/flexabillity"
and are materials like silver, platinum, iron, copper and gold.
So why you might ask is ductility a weakness of iron based products?
And moreover, why would you want to inhibit or lessen that quallity?
The answer lies in another quallity called hardness.
hardness is the abillity of a material to resist indentation or abrasion,
and is nearly synonomous with the term "strength".
If it helps, picture iron as a limber and agile runner,
who can move quickly and adapt to strange and various pressures,
trying out for the football team.
while the speed and agility of the individual would likely serve them well,
without a viable ammount of strength or resiliance,
the runner would likely be outright destroyed.
with this metaphore in hand, steel is a runners thicker, beefier cousin.
Far stronger, and slightly slower, Steel preforms overall with admirable grace, and intense strength.
Design and Properties
The modern paperclip is a 2.7 inch length, half gram of steel wire which features 3 distinct loops, one at each end, and a middle loop, which can be easily pryed to different elevations during use.
The tension created by extending the middle loop away from either end of the device is reapplied over the remaining loops surface area, and remains as a relitivly reliable bond between sheets of thin material.
In recent years many other strange and effective designs have been released, some are multicolored with the intention of becoming harder to lose, while others feature sharp angled, box-like corners for easier grasping and application.
However, despite these innovations, the classic, rounded, uncolored "gem" design (the Swedish word for paperclip by the way), has endured nearly 150 years, and remains as the most purchased design on the international market.
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title: Reliable and Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence
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description: Graduate course involving the analysis, robustness and visualization of neural networks.
semester: Fall 2021
number: 263-2400-00L
lecturer: Prof. Dr. Martin Vechev
ta: Benjamin Bichsel, Samuel Steffen, Jingxuan He, Maximilian Baader, Marc Fischer, Mislav Balunović, Dimitar I. Dimitrov, Momchil Peychev, Mark Niklas Müller
assistants:
head-ta: Benjamin Bichsel
head-ta-details: use Moodle for questions whenever possible
edoz: http://www.vvz.ethz.ch/Vorlesungsverzeichnis/lerneinheit.view?lerneinheitId=146797&semkez=2021W&ansicht=LEHRVERANSTALTUNGEN&lang=de
session-time-place:
lecture-time-place: Wed 14-16, Online (first lecture, recordings, Q&A at 3.40pm)
exercise-time-place: Mon 12-14 or Wed 12-14, Online (exercise)
credits: 6
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Overview
Creating robust, fair and trustworthy machine learning models is a fundamental challenge to solving the artificial intelligence problem, one of fundamental and increasing importance in our society. This course covers some of the latest and most exciting research advances that bring us closer to constructing such models.
Upon completion of the course, the students should have mastered the underlying methods, be able to apply them to a variety of problems, and be able to conduct research in the space. To facilitate deeper understanding, an important part of the course will be a group hands-on programming project where students will build a system based on the learned material.
The course covers some of the latest research (over the last 3 years) underlying the creation of robust, fair and trustworthy AI:
- Adversarial Attacks on Deep Learning (noise-based, geometry attacks, sound attacks, physical attacks, autonomous driving, out-of-distribution)
- Defenses against attacks
- Combining gradient-based optimization with logic for encoding background knowledge
- Complete Certification of deep neural networks via automated reasoning (e.g., via numerical abstractions, mixed-integer solvers)
- Probabilistic certification of deep neural networks
- Training deep neural networks to be provably robust
- Creating provably fair and unbiased deep models
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* This recording is reused from 2020, as its content remains the same. Note
that the title and the first slide of the recording are outdated, but everything
else is correct.
Course project
Details on the course project will be added here.
Project introduction
The project was presented on November 3, in a live zoom session.
Recording of the presentation is here, and password can be found in a post on Moodle.
The project description is uploaded
here. Code, networks and example test cases are available
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Previous Exams
Previous exams (formerly, this course was named "Reliable and Interpretable Artificial Intelligence")
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normal lecture hours (Wednesday 14-16).
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The first lecture (September 22) will take place live via Zoom (Zoom link to join the
lecture, you must be logged in with a *.ethz.ch account which you
can create here). This lecture
will also be recorded (the private link can be obtained here).
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Every Wednesday at 3.40pm, there will be a virtual Q&A with Prof. Martin
Vechev, on the topics of that week's lecture (Zoom link to join the Q&A,
you must be logged in with a *.ethz.ch account which you can create here). This Q&A will not be
recorded.
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For additional questions, we have prepared a Moodle
forum.
Exercises
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All exercise sessions will be virtual (Zoom link to join the exercise
session, you must be logged in with a *.ethz.ch account which you
can create here). Attending
the exercise sessions is optional.
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The first exercise sessions (September 27 and September 29) will be a
general introduction to some prerequisites for the course, and will not
involve an exercise sheet. The covered material should be familiar to
most students, and the slides discussed in the session will be available
online.
- Every week, we will publish an exercise sheet and its solutions here, by
Thursday evening.
- We strongly recommend to solve the exercises before next week's exercise
session, and before looking at the solutions. The style of the exam will be
similar to the exercises, so first-hand experience solving exercises is
critical.
- The exercise sessions will be in a Q&A format, where you can ask
questions about the exercise sheet (and its solutions) from the previous
week.
- We will not cover additional material in the exercise sessions.
Therefore, we will also not record the exercise sessions (we believe this
will encourage students to ask more questions).
- For additional questions, we have prepared a Moodle
forum.
- In case there are not enough questions for the full exercise session, we
will stop it early.
- There is no need to attend both exercise sessions, as their contents
will equivalent.
Communication
All communication (like special announcements) will be sent out by e-mail.
Literature
For students who would like to brush up on the basics of machine learning used
in this course, we recommend


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My young friend, I am not a wizard of the Ivory Tower. You look surprised! Think of me as a wanderer who acquired a special power quite by chance... My magic, however, requires some very specialized items.
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From the state-by-state native cuisines to an eclectic mix of pastas and desserts. You'll never be stuck with that one meal.
Our price includes free home delivery in the West Ahmedabad region (see the map below).
*We may be able to fulfill orders farther out with a nominal charge.
Surf a wide variety of foods - from the everyday items to exotic dishes that are hard to find in any restaurant.
In terms of quantity, most items are designed to serve one person. Any items with higher quantity are clearly marked.
We deliver within a large region from the riverside to SG Highway. After your order is placed, we must confirm with the chef.
And afterwards, feel free to send us a review by email or text. Online reviews are coming soon!


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Choose the leagues, teams and inputs to use. We have data from the 4 mayor leagues in Europe over the last 5 years
Read more about the methodologies used to analyse the data and select the one to use in the Advanced Solver
The data will be displayed in charts and graphics for visual analysis of the results
This website is an approach to answering the question, every soccer fan with an interest in economic matters has probably wondered about. Since the end of the 20th century, football has become a huge business in Europe and the challenge of maximizing the sportive and economic efficiency has become more important to the club’s managers.
Many experts in the field have identified Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) as the most suitable method to benchmark football clubs. Benchmarking is a management tool for comparing the efficiencies between several companies or - in our case - football teams.
Feel free to click through our information on the methodological background of DEA-Benchmarking and use our DEA-Solver, which is providing the opportunity to measure and compare the efficiency scores of football teams currently playing in the European Top Leagues.


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Hi, FIRSTNAME
I see you managed to find some suspicious pieces of information :). That's good. Some of our consultants let way too many things pass, if you ask me. Keep up the good work, and I'm sure you will be catching dangerous terrorists in no time!
It turns out that a routine sweep of the Cambridge campus area has uncovered something that may be related to your assignment: A crate of subversive pamphlets apparently written by some of the students! Andrea Schueler thinks it's important enough to merit a higher grade of surveillance.
Furthermore, there is a journalist doing a report on subversive tendencies in the Cambridge academic community, and our client feels that this might uncover some useful information. Information regarding this individual has been added as well.
Due to the increased importance of the investigation, you will be reporting to Shào Jingfei from now on. Miss Shào is an experienced consultant and will be responsible for monitoring your work. I hope you continue to be as diligent as you have been so far :).
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Managing Consultant / Haka Manager


* Please note: some of these examples will only work on a web server
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| 1 * | Loading HTML | data-html.html | data-html.js |
| 2 * | Loading XML | data-xml.html | data-xml.js |
| 3 * | Loading JSON | data-json.html | data-json.js |
| 4 | JSONP | data-jsonp.html | data-jsonp.js |
| 5 ** | jQuery .load() | jq-load.html | jq-load.js |
| 6 *** | jQuery $.get() | jq-get.html | jq-get.js |
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Objective
To secure a challenging position in a reputable organization to expand my learnings, knowledge, and skills.
Education
Guru Nanak High School: 1985 - 1989Dilasagram Convent High School: 2004-2013
Employment
Waitres
Pizza Hut,Bangalore
2015-2017
- Worked passionately in customer service in a high-volume restaurant.
- Completed the F.A.S.T. customer service training class.
- Maintained a high tip average thanks to consistent customer satisfaction.
Assistant Manager
Xyz.Pvt limited,Pune
2013-2015
- Resolved 150+ user tickets weekly.
- Designed social media posts: 4 per week on Facebook, 6 per week on Instagram, 2 per week on LinkedIn.
- Coordinated the daily newsletter sent out to our 50.000+ subscribers.
Skills
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- JQuery


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Park Tudor is a private, college preparatory school located in Indianapolis, Indiana. I was fortunate to be able to take three years of computer science courses, in addition to 2 courses in AP History, 2 courses in AP English, 2 courses in AP Calculus, 3 courses in AP Science, and 1 course in AP Latin.
Relevant coursework:
Beyond the core classes, I participated in the Global Scholars program, writing a "thesis" paper on comparative politics and presenting it to a panel of judges. In addition, I was a member of the soccer team, quiz bowl team, jazz band, and book club.


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On Linux:
This post by Jon Buys, via the Ostatic Blog, details how to create a popup box that uses your default browser to search DuckDuckGo. You can set a custom key combination to generate a pop-up search box and quickly search for your entered text on DuckDuckGo.
On Windows:
Users can highlight text and press their assigned key combination to search DuckDuckGo for the highlighted text. This requires downloading the AutoHotkey program and, once installed, performing the following:
- Right click the blank space on your Desktop
- Select New-->AutoHotkey Script
- Rename the resulting file to whatever you'd like, making sure the file ends in the extension .ahk
- Right click your new file and select, Edit Script.
- Paste the following below any text that's currently in the window:
#InstallKeybdHook
#Persistent
#HotkeyInterval,100
SetKeyDelay, -1
#space::
{
Send, ^c
Sleep 50
Run, https://duckduckgo.com/?q=%clipboard%
Return
}
The configuration above uses the key combination of Windows Key and Spacebar to perform the action. This is denoted on the line: #space::
This can be changed to whichever combination you'd like, just replace #space with whatever you prefer (keeping the double colon, :: ). The full list of possibilities and additional instructions can be found on the AutoHotkey website.
Once configured, just highlight whatever text you'd like and press your key combination to trigger the search!
Also, for integrating DuckDuckGo search into your operating system's context search, please see this article by Hemanth.


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package sync
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These release notes cover new developer and user-facing incompatibilities, important issues, features, and major improvements.
If hadoop.token.files property is defined and configured to one or more comma-delimited delegation token files, Hadoop will use those token files to connect to the services as named in the token.
Two recommendations for the mapreduce.jobhistory.loadedtasks.cache.size property: 1) For every 100k of cache size, set the heap size of the Job History Server to 1.2GB. For example, mapreduce.jobhistory.loadedtasks.cache.size=500000, heap size=6GB. 2) Make sure that the cache size is larger than the number of tasks required for the largest job run on the cluster. It might be a good idea to set the value slightly higher (say, 20%) in order to allow for job size growth.
Fixed CgroupHandler's creation and usage to avoid NodeManagers crashing when LinuxContainerExecutor is enabled.
Steps to reconfigure: 1. change value of the parameter in corresponding xml configuration file 2. to reconfigure, run hdfs dfsadmin -reconfig namenode <nn_addr>:<ipc_port> start 3. to check status of the most recent reconfigure operation, run hdfs dfsadmin -reconfig namenode <nn_addr>:<ipc_port> status 4. to query a list reconfigurable properties on NN, run hdfs dfsadmin -reconfig namenode <nn_addr>:<ipc_port> properties
Steps to reconfigure: 1. change value of the parameter in corresponding xml configuration file 2. to reconfigure, run hdfs dfsadmin -reconfig namenode <nn_addr>:<ipc_port> start 3. to check status of the most recent reconfigure operation, run hdfs dfsadmin -reconfig namenode <nn_addr>:<ipc_port> status 4. to query a list reconfigurable properties on NN, run hdfs dfsadmin -reconfig namenode <nn_addr>:<ipc_port> properties
Backport the fix to 2.7 and 2.8
Clusters cannot use FIFO policy as the defaultQueueSchedulingPolicy. Clusters with a single level of queues will have to explicitly set the policy to FIFO if that is desired.
This patch will attempt to allocate all replicas to remote DataNodes, by adding local DataNode to the excluded DataNodes. If no sufficient replicas can be obtained, it will fall back to default block placement policy, which writes one replica to local DataNode.
Remove invisible synchronization primitives from DataInputBuffer
New fsck option "-upgradedomains" has been added to display upgrade domains of any block.
Add per-cache-pool default replication num configuration
The WASB FileSystem now uses version 4.2.0 of the Azure Storage SDK.
WASB has added an optional capability to execute certain FileSystem operations in parallel on multiple threads for improved performance. Please refer to the Azure Blob Storage documentation page for more information on how to enable and control the feature.
It is now possible to specify multiple jar files for the libjars argument using a wildcard. For example, you can specify "-libjars 'libs/*'" as a shorthand for all jars in the libs directory.
Added new plugin property yarn.nodemanager.disk-validator to allow the NodeManager to use an alternate class for checking whether a disk is good or not.
S3A has optimized the listFiles method by doing a bulk listing of all entries under a path in a single S3 operation instead of recursively walking the directory tree. The listLocatedStatus method has been optimized by fetching results from S3 lazily as the caller traverses the returned iterator instead of doing an eager fetch of all possible results.
HDFS-8312. Added permission check for moving file to Trash. (Weiwei Yang via Eric Yang)


Joern Notes
Joern is a static analyzer that can be used to create code property graphs and query them fairly easy. This is good alternative to CodeQL since analyzing with Joern doesn’t require you to compile/build the project. I often use this for cases where I can’t use CodeQL or Snyk’s internal static analysis engine to analyse a codebase.
Install Joern (Linux)
Pre-requisites
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Setup Joern CLI
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curl -L "https://github.com/joernio/joern/releases/latest/download/joern-install.sh" -o joern-install.sh
chmod u+x joern-install.sh
./joern-install.sh --interactive
Import a Project, create CPG and load to console
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joern> importCode("crow")
Using generator for language: NEWC: CCpgGenerator
Creating project `crow` for code at `crow`
moving cpg.bin.zip to cpg.bin because it is already a database file
Creating working copy of CPG to be safe
Loading base CPG from: /home/snoopy/joern-workshop/workspace/crow/cpg.bin.tmp
Code successfully imported. You can now query it using `cpg`.
For an overview of all imported code, type `workspace`.
Adding default overlays to base CPG
The graph has been modified. You may want to use the `save` command to persist changes to disk. All changes will also be saved collectively on exit
res0: Cpg = io.shiftleft.codepropertygraph.generated.Cpg@29345a91
The value “crow” is a folder which contains the source code we are trying to analyze.
Joern also saves all analyzed projects, this can be viewed by typing workspace
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res1: workspacehandling.WorkspaceManager[JoernProject] =
____________________________________________________________________________________________
| name | overlays | inputPath | open |
|===========================================================================================|
| NodeBB1 | | /home/snoopy/joern-workshop/NodeBB | false |
| NodeBB | controlflow,typerel,base,callgraph | /home/snoopy/joern-workshop/NodeBB | false |
Open can be used to load already analyzed projects, ImportCPG can also be used to load already created bin files
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joern> open("/home/snoopy/joern-workshop/NodeBB");
Passing paths to `loadCpg` is deprecated, please use a project name
Creating working copy of CPG to be safe
Loading base CPG from: /home/snoopy/joern-workshop/workspace/NodeBB/cpg.bin.tmp
res2: Option[workspacehandling.Project] = Some(
value = Project(
projectFile = ProjectFile(inputPath = "/home/snoopy/joern-workshop/NodeBB", name = "NodeBB"),
path = /home/snoopy/joern-workshop/workspace/NodeBB,
cpg = Some(value = io.shiftleft.codepropertygraph.generated.Cpg@762e3836)
)
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joern> open("NodeBB9")
Creating working copy of CPG to be safe
Loading base CPG from: /home/snoopy/joern-workshop/workspace/NodeBB/cpg.bin.tmp
res1: Option[workspacehandling.Project] = Some(
value = Project(
projectFile = ProjectFile(
inputPath = "/home/snoopy/joern-workshop/NodeBB",
name = "NodeBB"
),
path = /home/snoopy/joern-workshop/workspace/NodeBB,
cpg = Some(value = io.shiftleft.codepropertygraph.generated.Cpg@1c65740a)
)
)
joern>
Basic Search
Searching
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// search for any methods that has the sanitize in its name. Regex can be used here
joern> cpg.method.name(".*sanitize.*").name.l
res4: List[String] = List("sanitizeSignature", "sanitize")
// dump the code block that matched the search
joern> cpg.method.name(".*find.*").dump
res3: List[String] = List(
"""static Map* find_hash( ino_t ino, dev_t dev, off_t size, time_t ct ); /* <=== */
""",
"""static Map* /* <=== */
find_hash( ino_t ino, dev_t dev, off_t size, time_t ct )
{
unsigned int h, he, i;
Map* m;
h = hash( ino, dev, size, ct );
he = ( h + hash_size - 1 ) & hash_mask;
for ( i = h; ; i = ( i + 1 ) & hash_mask )
{
m = hash_table[i];
if ( m == (Map*) 0 )
break;
if ( m->hash == h && m->ino == ino && m->dev == dev &&
m->size == size && m->ct == ct )
return m;
if ( i == he )
break;
}
return (Map*) 0;
}
Other useful commands
cpg.method.name("parse_public_key_packet").local.name.l
- Find all local variables defined in a methodcpg.method.name("parse_public_key_packet").location.map( x=> (x.lineNumber.get,x.filename)).l
- Find which file and line number they are incpg.method.name("parse_public_key_packet").local.typ.name.l.head
- Find the type of the first local variable defined in a method-
cpg.method.name("parse_public_key_packet").callOut.name.l
- Find all outgoing calls (call-sites) in a method cpg.method.name("parse_public_key_packet").caller.name.l
- Find which method calls a methodcpg.types.name("vlc_.*").localsOfType.name.l
- List all local variables of type vlc_.*cpg.types.name("vlc_log_t").map( x=> (x.name, x.start.member.name.l)).l
- Find member variables of a structcpg.local.filter(_.typ.name("vlc_log_t")).name.l
- Find local variables and filter them by their typecpg.local.filter(_.typ.name("vlc_log_t")).method.dump
- Which method are they used in?
cpg.local.filter(_.typ.name("vlc_log_t")).method.file.name.l
- Get the filenames where these methods are
cpg.method.where(_.parameter.size > 4).signature.l
- Identify functions with more than 4 parameterscpg.method.where(_.controlStructure.size > 4).name.l
- Identify functions with > 4 control structures (cyclomatic complexity)-
cpg.method.where(_.numberOfLines >= 500).name.l
- Identify functions with more than 500 lines of code cpg.method.where(_.ast.isReturn.l.size > 1).name.l
- Identify functions with multiple return statementscpg.method.where(_.ast.isControlStructure.parserTypeName("(For|Do|While).*").size >4).name.l
- Identify functions with more than 4 loops-
cpg.method.where(_.depth(_.isControlStructure) > 3).name.l
- Identify functions with nesting depth larger than 3 cpg.method.name("find_hash").repeat(_.caller)(_.emit).name.l
- Find the calle of a methodcpg.method.external.name.l.distinct.sorted
- All names of external methods used by the programcpg.call("str.*").code.l
- All calls to functions that start with “str*”cpg.call("strcpy").method.name.l
- All methods that call strcpy-
cpg.call("sprintf").argument(2).filterNot(_.isLiteral).code.l
Looking into parameters: second argument to sprintf is NOT a literal cpg.call("sprintf").argument(2).filterNot(_.isLiteral).dump
- Quickly see this method abovecpg.method.name("parse_public_key_packet").dot |> "/tmp/foo.dot"
- Dump dot representations of ASTs for all methods that match parse into file
Exporting Graphs
Joern can create the following graph representations for C/C++ code:
- Abstract Syntax Trees (AST)
- Control Flow Graphs (CFG)
- Control Dependence Graphs (CDG)
- Data Dependence Graphs (DDG)
- Program Dependence graphs (PDG)
- Code Property Graphs (CPG14)
Example of a method name ast
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plotDotAst plotDotCdg plotDotCfg plotDotCpg14 plotDotDdg plotDotPdg
In most cases, plotDotCpg14 is the most useful graph. It combines AST and CFG together, more about code property can be read here: https://www.sec.cs.tu-bs.de/pubs/2014-ieeesp.pdf
Joern supports many analysis types. Some of these are run by default. These can be ran with run name
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res1: OverlaysDynamic =
__________________________________________________________________________
| name | description |
|=========================================================================|
| callgraph | Call graph layer |
| controlflow | Control flow layer (including dominators and CDG edges) |
| base | base layer (linked frontend CPG) |
| typerelations | Type relations layer (hierarchy and aliases) |
| dumpast | Dump abstract syntax trees to out/ |
| dumpcfg | Dump control flow graph to out/ |
| dumpcdg | Dump control dependence graph to out/ |
| dumppdg | Dump program dependence graph to out/ |
| scan | Joern Code Scanner |
| dumpddg | Dump data dependence graphs to out/ |
| commit | Apply current custom diffgraph |
| ossdataflow | Layer to support the OSS lightweight data flow tracker |
| dumpcpg14 | Dump Code Property Graph (2014) to out/ |
Run Dataflow analysis
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The graph has been modified. You may want to use the `save` command to persist changes to disk. All changes will also be saved collectively on exit
res2: Cpg = io.shiftleft.codepropertygraph.generated.Cpg@34e4a136
joern> save
Saving graphs on disk. This may take a while.
Turning working copy into new persistent CPG
Creating working copy of CPG to be safe
Loading base CPG from: /home/snoopy/joern-workshop/workspace/alloc_party/cpg.bin.tmp
res3: List[workspacehandling.Project] = List(
Project(
projectFile = ProjectFile(
inputPath = "/home/snoopy/joern-workshop/alloc_party",
name = "alloc_party"
),
path = /home/snoopy/joern-workshop/workspace/alloc_party,
cpg = Some(value = io.shiftleft.codepropertygraph.generated.Cpg@4a65ce06)
)
)
joern>
Define a source method
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defined function source
Define a sink method
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defined function sink
Code example
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void *alloc_havoc(int y) { //source
int z = 10;
void *x = malloc(y * z); //sink
return x;
}
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res11: List[String] = List(
"""_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
| tracked | lineNumber| method | file |
|======================================================================================================|
| alloc_havoc(int y) | 11 | alloc_havoc | /home/snoopy/joern-workshop/alloc_party/alloc_party.c |
| y * z | 13 | alloc_havoc | /home/snoopy/joern-workshop/alloc_party/alloc_party.c |
| y * z | 13 | alloc_havoc | /home/snoopy/joern-workshop/alloc_party/alloc_party.c |
"""
)
Another example
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joern> def sink = cpg.call.name("gets").argument.order(1)
joern> sink.reachableByFlows(source).p
#include <stdio.h>
int exec(char input) { //source
int allow = 0;
gets(input); // user inputs "malicious"
if (grantAccess(input)) {
allow = 1;
}
if (allow != 0) { // has been overwritten by the overflow of the username.
privilegedAction();
}
return 0;
}
int main () {
char username[8];
printf ("Enter your username, please: ");
scanf("%d", &username);
exec(username);
}
Joern can also be run as a script using the Joern CLI. More about this can be found here: https://docs.joern.io/interpreter. This feature can be useful for mass scanning codebases. The server mode is also useful if you want to build tooling around it https://docs.joern.io/server
Joern Scanning
Joern-Scan has a built in scanner which uses community provided queries from https://queries.joern.io/
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joern-scan --list-languages
Writing logs to: /tmp/joern-scan-log.txt
Available languages (case insensitive):
- golang
- fuzzy_test_lang
- csharp
- java
- php
- c
- kotlin
- ghidra
- javascript
- python
- llvm
- newc
- javasrc
Note: Most of the above languages are only available in Ocular (Joern Paid version).
To scan a folder run joern-scan /project_to_scan
Other commands:
joern-scan --updatedb
- Updates built-in query database.joern-scan /file/to/scan
–overwrite - Overwrite existing project CPG, run after application changes.joern-scan /file/to/scan
–tags xss,defaul - Specify queries to run.
Instead of using the Joern interpreter, another option is to add your custom query in the correct format, build this querydb locally and use it with joern scan.
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$ cd query-database
add your query
$ ./install.sh
$ ./joern-scan /file/to/scan
References
- https://docs.joern.io/
- https://github.com/joernio/workshops
- https://queries.joern.io


Use rulesets in combination with commonly used passwords
<season><year>
Winter2000
Spring2000
Summer2000
Fall2000
<numbers>
123456
<l33tsp3ak>
P@ssw0rd
<company_name><year>
company
company2000
Etc


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ntptrace - trace a chain of NTP servers back to the primary source
Synopsis
ntptrace [ -vdn ] [ -r retries ] [ -t timeout ] [ server
]
Description
ntptrace determines where a given Network Time Protocol (NTP)
server gets its time from, and follows the chain of NTP servers back to
their master time source. If given no arguments, it starts with localhost.
Here is an example of the output from ntptrace:
% ntptrace
localhost: stratum 4, offset 0.0019529, synch distance 0.144135
server2ozo.com: stratum 2, offset 0.0124263, synch distance 0.115784
usndh.edu: stratum 1, offset 0.0019298, synch distance 0.011993, refid
'WWVB'
On each line, the fields are (left to right): the host name, the host stratum,
the time offset between that host and the local host (as measured by ntptrace;
this is why it is not always zero for "localhost"), the host synchronization
distance, and (only for stratum-1 servers) the reference clock ID. All
times are given in seconds. Note that the stratum is the server hop count
to the primary source, while the synchronization distance is the estimated
error relative to the primary source. These terms are precisely defined
in RFC-1305.
Options
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-d
-
Turns on some debugging output.
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-n
-
Turns off the printing of host names; instead, host IP addresses are given.
This may be useful if a nameserver is down.
-
-r retries
-
Sets the number of retransmission attempts for each host (default = 5).
-
-t timeout
-
Sets the retransmission timeout (in seconds) (default = 2).
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-v
-
Prints verbose information about the NTP servers.
Bugs
This program makes no attempt to improve accuracy by doing multiple samples.
David L. Mills (mills@udel.edu)


ftp
Tools to interact with a server via File Transfer Protocol.
More information: home page
- Connect to an FTP server:
ftp ftp.example.com
- Connect to an FTP server specifying its IP address and port:
ftp ip_address port
- Switch to binary transfer mode (graphics, compressed files, etc):
binary
- Transfer multiple files without prompting for confirmation on every file:
prompt off
- Download multiple files (glob expression):
mget *.png
- Upload multiple files (glob expression):
mput *.zip
- Delete multiple files on the remote server:
mdelete *.txt
- Rename a file on the remote server:
rename original_filename new_filename


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Seven weeks ago I announced a job opening in product marketing here at SourceGear. Today I am pleased to say that we have filled that position.
This was one of the most difficult hiring decisions I have ever made. That job posting generated a lot of responses. I can't remember when we've seen so many strong and qualified applicants for a job.
In the end, we hired Paul Roub. Paul and his family will be moving to Champaign this summer from Florida.
Interesting tidbits:
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In the winter of 2017, a TV show named This Life Is Our First Life soothed me as I was stuck in some chaos. There are three main lines in this drama, they are “Nam Se-Hee / Yoon Ji-Ho”, “Ma Sang-Goo / Woo Soo-Ji” and “Sim Won-Seok / Yang Ho-Rang”. The first couple is my favorite one, so I wanna to share more details about them.
Yang Ho-Rang (starred Jung So-min) determined to be a screenwriter, she worked and lived alone in Seoul. At the age of 30, she had no boyfriend or steady job. What’s more, she has to give house she bought by drained all her savings to her younger brother to let him get married. Under this miserable situation, she happened to meet with Nam Se-Hee who want to find a roomer.
Nam Se-Hee (starred Lee Min-ki) is a programmer, who brought house property in his young age and have a detailed load return plan. He noticed that Yang Ho-Rang is able to do housework efficiently, good at sorting rubbish and takes good care of his cat. She is the best among all the roomers till now. Therefore, he proposed to Yang Ho-Rang and asked if she would like to share a sham marriage with him.
The whole play starts with a sham marriage between the two protagonists and ends with their true love for each other. Compared to the first 6 episodes, the rest of the scenario is a little bit cheesy. After all, it is still a romantic comedy combines warmth and reality.
This life is our first life, but also the only life. If it is possible, I hope my life would be with ample money, not love :D
2017年的冬天，《今生是第一次》这部电视剧抚慰了陷入混乱时期的我。这部剧主要有三条人物线，分别是「尹志浩 / 南世熙」、「马相九 / 禹秀智」以及「杨浩朗 / 沈元錫」，这其中我最喜欢的是第一对。
尹志浩（郑素敏 饰）独自在首尔打拼，一心想要成为知名编剧。但是几年过去，已经三十岁的她没有男友、耗尽积蓄买的房子被弟弟用来结婚，甚至没有稳定的工作。没有地方去住的她，偶然间遇到男主南世熙并和他开始同居生活。
南世熙（李民基 饰）是一位程序员，年轻时候买下房产并有计划的还房贷。尹志浩会做家务、擅长垃圾分类并且能照顾好他养的猫咪，是所有租客中表现最优秀的，于是他提出和尹志浩假结婚。
整部剧从男女主角的契约婚姻开始，到最后真正意义上的爱上对方。相较于最初的六集，后面的剧情显得有些俗套，但仍是一部现实中透着温情的爱情喜剧片。今生是第一次，也是唯一的一次。如果是我的话，今生我希望不是爱情的部分会多一些，比如钱:D
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Me and my friend found it very helpful to learn how to focus not only on our own thoughts about the topic, but on the other person's words and intentions.
I found dipping technique is more suitable for me, as we are all tend to hear the same words in a different way.


Text Editing
When a term is sub-selected , it is loaded into the text
editor:
In this panel, you
can edit all the attributes of a term.
Committing Your Changes
OBO-Edit does not immediately apply text edits. OBO-Edit tries to group edits
together so that the behavior of "Undo" makes more sense (you wouldn't want to
have to undo each and every letter typed, for example). OBO-Edit has two modes
for making text edits permanent, auto-commit mode and
manual commit mode.
In auto-commit mode, text edits are applied as soon as a new
term is selected or the ontology is saved. To commit edits immediately, press
Ctrl+Enter.
In manual commit mode, text edits are applied when the
"Commit" button is pressed. The "Commit" button is only visible in manual commit
mode.
See the Text Editing section
of the Configuration Plugin for information about choosing the text editing
mode.
Basic Attributes
- ID - The id of
the term. The id cannot be edited.
- Namespace - The
namespace (aka the ontology name) of this term. The namespace can be changed
by selecting a different namespace from the dropdown list. The list of
available namespaces can be edited using the Namespace Manager Plugin.
- Term Name - The term's display name can be edited in this
text box.
Tabs
In order to fit all of the possible editing options onto
one screen, some editing options are organized into tabs. To access a tab, click
the tab name. Tabs that currently contain information are marked with an
asterick.
Dbxref Tab -
This tab allows the user to add, edit, and remove general dbxrefs. General
dbxrefs are used to provide mappings between a term and a term in another
vocabulary.
To edit a dbxref, click it on the list to left. When the dbxref is selected,
it will be loaded in the editor to the right. The editor contains the following
fields:
- Database name -
Contains the dbxref database name. The dbxref name is the part of the dbxref
that appears to the left of the colon. For example, in the dbxref
"EC:<IP_ADDRESS>", the database name is "EC".
- Database id -
Contains the dbxref database id. The dbxref id is the part of the dbxref that
appears to the right of the colon. For example, in the dbxref "EC:<IP_ADDRESS>",
the database id is "<IP_ADDRESS>".
- Database desc - A descriptive name for the
dbxref.
To add a new dbxref, click the "Add" button. A new dbxref "XX:<new
dbxref>" will be created.
To remove a dbxref, select the dbxref to remove, click the "Del" button. The
dbxref will be removed.
Definition Tab -
Definition text and definition dbxrefs can be edited here. There are two
fields:
- Text - This
contains the definition text.
- Dbxref List
- Definition dbxrefs provide a reference explaining the origin of the
definition. To add a new dbxref, drag a dbxref
onto the list. To delete a dbxref, first click it to select the dbxref. Then
press the "Delete" key on the keyboard. To edit a dbxref, or to have the full
set of dbxref editing tools, click the "Edit" button. The following window
will appear:
The interface for modifying the definition dbxref list is
exactly the same as the interface for modifying general dbxrefs (described
above). Click "Ok" to accept the
changes.
Comment Tab -
The comment can be viewed and modified in this text area.
Cross Product Tab -
See Cross Products in the
Text Editor
Synonyms Tab -
Synonyms are alternate names for a term.
To edit a synonym, click it on the list to left. When the synonym is
selected, it will be loaded in the editor to the right. The editor contains the
following fields:
- Synonym text -
The actual synonym name.
- Synonym scope - The synonym scope indicates how specific
this synonym is. To choose a new scope, select it from the drop down list. The
possible values are:
- Related synonym
- The catch all scope. This means that this synonym has a slightly different
meaning than the term name, so it can't be said to be more or less specific
in scope. Related synonyms are often phrases that a user might use when
searching for a term. For example, sometimes the Gene Ontology
will specify a well-known gene product name as a related synonym of the associated function or
process term to aid in searching.
- Exact synonym
- Indicates that this synonym means exactly the same thing as the term name.
- Narrow synonym - Indicates that this synonym means something more specific
than the term name.
- Broad synonym
- Indicates that this synonym means something less specific than the term
name.
Note that some synonym categories have a built-in scope (for
example, a category like "UK Spelling" would have a built-in scope of "exact",
because every synonym in this category would be an exact synonym; see Working with Synonym Categories for more information). If
the synonym belongs to a category with a built-in scope, the scope cannot
be edited.
- Synonym type -
Indicates the synonym category to which this synonym belongs. Synonym
categories allow synonyms to be grouped into different types. To choose a new
synonym category, select it from the dropdown list. To add, edit, or delete a
synonym category, use the
Synonym Category Manager Plugin.
- DbXrefs - Synonym dbxrefs indicate a literature reference
that explains the origin of the synonym. To add a new dbxref, drag a dbxref
onto the list. To delete a dbxref, first click it to select the dbxref. Then
press the "Delete" key on the keyboard. To edit a dbxref, or to have the full
set of dbxref editing tools, click the "Edit" button. The following window
will appear:
The interface for modifying the synonym dbxref list is exactly
the same as the interface for modifying general dbxrefs (described above).
Click "Ok" to accept the changes.
To add a
new dbxref, click the "Add" button. A new dbxref "XX:<new dbxref>" will be
created.
To remove a dbxref, select the dbxref to remove, click the "Del" button. The
dbxref will be removed.
Category Tab -
Categories are used to designate subsets of terms within an ontology. The
category tab contains a list of the available categories in the ontology. If the
selected term is a member of a category, the checkbox to the right will be
checked. To change whether the term belongs to a particular category, check or
uncheck the appropriate checkbox.
To edit the list of available categories, use the Category Manager
Plugin
.
Relation-Specific Attributes
The display is slightly different when a relation (rather than a class) has
been selected.
- Range - The
relation range restricts the possible parents for any relationship that uses
this relation. If this relation is listed as a relationship type in a given
relationship, the parent of that relationship must be a subclass of this
relation's range. To set a new range, drag a term onto the blue range button.
To clear the range, click the blue range button. See An Introduction to OBO
Ontologies for more information about range.
- Domain - The
relation domain restricts the possible children for any relationship that uses
this relation. If this relation is listed as a relationship type in a given
relationship, the child of that relationship must be a subclass of this
relation's domain. To set a new domain, drag a term onto the blue domain
button. To clear the domain, click the blue domain button. See An Introduction to OBO
Ontologies for more information about domain.
- Is cyclic - If this
box is checked, it is legal to create cycles out of this relationship type.
That is, it is legal to say that a term has a relationship to itself over this
relation. Note that if "Is cyclic" isn't selected, even indirect cycles (that
is, cycles that are made of implied relationships) are illegal.
- Is transitive - If
this box is checked, the relationship type is transitive. It is very important
to that this box is marked correctly; the OBO-Edit reasoner makes extensive
use of this information. If the transitive status of a relation is incorrectly
indicated, the reasoner may make many incorrect inferences.
- Is symmetric - If this box is checked, the relationship
type is symmetric. It is very important to that this box is marked correctly;
the OBO-Edit reasoner makes extensive use of this information. If the
symmetric status of a relation is incorrectly indicated, the reasoner may make
many incorrect inferences.


| CF1 |
Class representing the constrained function CF1: A-type constraint + r = 0 + Sphere + Linear PF
Problem defined in Constrained "Multiobjective Optimization: Test Problem Construction and
Performance Evaluations", IEEE TEC.
|
| CF10 |
Class representing the constrained function CF10: C-type constraint + r = 1/4 + Convex PF +
Griewank
Problem defined in Constrained "Multiobjective Optimization: Test Problem Construction and
Performance Evaluations", IEEE TEC.
|
| CF11 |
Class representing the constrained function CF11: C-type constraint + r=1/2 + Concave PF + Sphere
Problem defined in Constrained "Multiobjective Optimization: Test Problem Construction and
Performance Evaluations", IEEE TEC.
|
| CF12 |
Class representing the constrained function CF12: C-type constraint + r=3/4 + linear PF +
Rosenbrock
Problem defined in Constrained "Multiobjective Optimization: Test Problem Construction and
Performance Evaluations", IEEE TEC.
|
| CF13 |
Class representing the constrained function CF13: D-type constraint + r=0 + concave PF + Griewank
Problem defined in Constrained "Multiobjective Optimization: Test Problem Construction and
Performance Evaluations", IEEE TEC.
|
| CF14 |
Class representing the constrained function CF14: D-type constraint + r = 1/4 + Linear PF +
Ackley
Problem defined in Constrained "Multiobjective Optimization: Test Problem Construction and
Performance Evaluations", IEEE TEC.
|
| CF15 |
Class representing the constrained function CF15: D-type constraint + r=1/2 + Mixed PF +
Rosenbrock
Problem defined in Constrained "Multiobjective Optimization: Test Problem Construction and
Performance Evaluations", IEEE TEC.
|
| CF16 |
Class representing the constrained function CF16: D-type constraint + r=3/4 + convex PF + Sphere
Problem defined in Constrained "Multiobjective Optimization: Test Problem Construction and
Performance Evaluations", IEEE TEC.
|
| CF2 |
Class representing the constrained function CF2: A-type constraint + r = 1/4 + Rosenbrock +
Concave PF
Problem defined in Constrained "Multiobjective Optimization: Test Problem Construction and
Performance Evaluations", IEEE TEC.
|
| CF3 |
Class representing the constrained function CF3: A-type constraint + r = 1/2 + Convex PF +
Ackley
Problem defined in Constrained "Multiobjective Optimization: Test Problem Construction and
Performance Evaluations", IEEE TEC.
|
| CF4 |
Class representing the constrained function CF4: A-type constraint + r = 3/4 + Griewank + Mixed
PF
Problem defined in Constrained "Multiobjective Optimization: Test Problem Construction and
Performance Evaluations", IEEE TEC.
|
| CF5 |
Class representing the constrained function function CF5: B-type constraint + r=0 + Convex PF +
Rosenbrock
Problem defined in Constrained "Multiobjective Optimization: Test Problem Construction and
Performance Evaluations", IEEE TEC.
|
| CF6 |
Class representing the constrained function CF6: B-type constraint + r=1/4 + Mixed PF + Sphere
Problem defined in Constrained "Multiobjective Optimization: Test Problem Construction and
Performance Evaluations", IEEE TEC.
|
| CF7 |
Class representing the constrained function CF7: B-type constraint + r=1/2 + Linear PF + Griewank
Problem defined in Constrained "Multiobjective Optimization: Test Problem Construction and
Performance Evaluations", IEEE TEC.
|
| CF8 |
Class representing the constrained function CF8: B-type constraint + r = 3/4 + concave PF +
Ackley
Problem defined in Constrained "Multiobjective Optimization: Test Problem Construction and
Performance Evaluations", IEEE TEC.
|
| CF9 |
Class representing the constrained function CF9: C-type constraint + r=0 + Mixed PF + Ackley
Problem defined in Constrained "Multiobjective Optimization: Test Problem Construction and
Performance Evaluations", IEEE TEC.
|


Exception: CommandNotFound
- Inherits:
-
RuntimeError
- Object
- RuntimeError
- CommandNotFound
- Defined in:
- lib/runtime/command.rb
Overview
command - class Command - factory class to resolve identifiers into actual runnable commands, aliases or functions rubocop:disable Lint/ShadowingOuterLocalVariable Intentionally ignore @@cached. There must be only one rubocop:disable Style/ClassVars logic herein does not support guard clause rubocop:disable Style/GuardClause rubocop:disable Metrics/AbcSize rubocop:disable Metrics/CyclomaticComplexity rubocop:disable Metrics/PerceivedComplexity
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
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#line_number ⇒ Object
Returns the value of attribute line_number.
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#initialize(command = 'unknown', line_number: 0) ⇒ CommandNotFound
constructor
A new instance of CommandNotFound.
Constructor Details
#initialize(command = 'unknown', line_number: 0) ⇒ CommandNotFound
Returns a new instance of CommandNotFound.
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# File 'lib/runtime/command.rb', line 13 def initialize(command = 'unknown', line_number:0) super "Command: #{command}: not found: #{line_number}" end |
Instance Attribute Details
#line_number ⇒ Object
Returns the value of attribute line_number.
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# File 'lib/runtime/command.rb', line 16 def line_number @line_number end |


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Short Guide to Basic Photo Editing apps
What is Included in this Guide
This guide just focuses on programs that are meant to process Raw images this excludes software like Photoshop and Affinity Photo and just focuses on the tools that will help you bring out the colors and details and use the dynamic range of you cameras raw file. While the User Interfaces do have some differences it the under lining
Lightroom
Lightroom(LR) is from Adobe and is considered the standard, but is often paired with Photoshop due to the limitation of the program that has been reduced over time. The most recent update is the Color Grading tool that was seen as a welcome addition because of the adhoc solution used prior with split toning.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Large Support and Extensive Community | Monthly Subscription Only |
| Mobile App Support | Updates aren’t always meaningful |
| Autotagging of generic keywords | Hogs Computer Resources |
Cost (Basic Plan)
| Category| Description | |:– | :–:| |Cost| $9.99/month| |Includes| 1TB of cloud storage| | +|Adobe Portfolio (a website builder)| |+| Adobe Spark (for creating social graphics, videos and web pages)|
Minimum System Requirements
Desktop:
| PC | Mac |
|---|---|
| Windows 10 (64-bit), 2-GHz processor, 4GB of RAM (8 GB recommended), 2GB hard disk space | MacOS v.10.13, 4GB of RAM (8GB recommended), 2GB of available hard-disk space. |
Mobile:
| Android | iOS |
|---|---|
| Android 5.x (Lollipop), 1.5GHz Quad Core CPU, 1 GB RAM, (4 GB or more recommended), 8GB hard disk space | Any iPhone or iPad that runs iOS 12.3 or later. This includes: iPhone 5S (2013) and later, iPad Mini 2 (2013) and later, iPad Air 1 (2013) and later, and iPod Touch 6th Generation (2015). |
Capture One/Capture One Express
Capture One(C1) and Capture One Express is seen as the professional alternative to Lightroom and has focused on being a more complete stand alone product. This include a more expansive masking, color grading workflow, and includes studio focused features like tethering. Though at the cost of a seamless workflow between programs(Video, Publishing, and Design) that only Adobe can offer.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Strong Community and Company Support | Limited plug-ins |
| Non-Subscription model | Lacks feature like HDR and Panoramic |
| Leader in Color grading and Correcting | Lacks Adobe ecosystem |
What is Capture One Express
Capture One Express is a free version of Capture One for Nikon, Sony, or Fujifilm systems, with each having their own version to download. The major limitations of it are the lack of layer meaning it’s only global adjustments and only a basic color editor.
Cost (Basic Plan)
| Category| Description | |:– | :–:| |Cost| Single Manufacturer(Sony, Nikon, Fujifilm): $9.99/month or $120.00 (1 licenses)| |+| Single Manufacturer(Sony, Nikon, Fujifilm): Free Express Versions| |+ | Multi Manufacturer: $20.00/month or $299.00 (2 licenses)| |Includes| None|
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Desktop Only:
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| Intel or AMD CPU with 2 cores, 8 GB of RAM and 10 GB of free hard disk space. Windows 8.1 (64-bit) | Intel® Core™ i3 (1st generation), 8 GB of RAM and 10 GB of free hard disk space. macOS 10.13 |
Darktable
Darktable is a free open source solution for editing and raw processing and has seen a growing community with some guides ranging in quality. The biggest draw back to Darktable is the learning curve because while it is as powerful as C1 and LR it doesn’t have as intuitive or refined interface.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Free | Steep Learning Curve |
| Wide range of tools and features | Community is still behind paid version with their in house videos |
Luminar AI
Luminar AI is the most social media focus of the 4 because of it auto masking letting you do things like sky replacements and sun rays with out the need for Photoshop or Affinity Photo. The issue come from the lack of community support though most YouTube channels to focus on photography have reviewed it, and that it does not run well as a stand alone program due to the issue with resource management reddit talk about the issue.
| Pros | Cons |
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| Auto mask feature | Runs Slowly |
| Simple UI | Has issues with updates in older versions |
Cost (Basic Plan)
| Category| Description | |:– | :–:| |Cost| 2 licenses $99 | |+ | 1 license $79| |Includes| None|
Minimum System Requirements
Desktop Only:
| PC | Mac |
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| Intel® Core™ i5 or better, AMD Ryzen™ 5, 8 GB of RAM (16GB+ recommended) and 10 GB of free hard disk space. Windows 10 (64-bit), and Open GL 3.3 or later compatible graphics card | Intel® Core™ i5 , 8 GB of RAM (16GB+ recommended) and 10 GB of free hard disk space. macOS 10.13 |


*Just kidding, tell your grandma to keep her grubby little fingers off of my t‑shirts.
We’ve never met. Now we have.
You’re probably wondering 3 things right now...
Who is this guy?
Why is he making all of these shirts?
Are these shirts actually Will Ferrell in disguise?
The answer to all four of those questions is “Yes.”
How often do you floss? Probably not enough.
Step 1: I make the shirts
This part already happened. We’re doing great so far.
 I get to pay my rent.
Step 3: You get the shirts
The shirt will be packaged with love, shipped with care, and thrown through your bedroom window upon delivery.
Order a shirt and I’ll send you an autographed photo of me, looking angry in a Yogibo store.
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Bowling, America’s most popular sport. Every morning, like clockwork, the citizens awaken and flock like geese to the nearest bowling alley.
If you like this design, please fund it on Threadless so that it can be printed.
Status: Not funded — 8 days of voting left
Ahh the humble beach ball. The humble, but evil beach ball. Terrorizing America’s youth since the beginning of time.

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Do you like world peace?
Do you like true love?
Do you like money and power?
ME NEITHER!
But you will love these shirts!
Also, if you order a shirt, you will receieve an autographed photo of me, looking angry in a Yogibo store


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I currently work on the Marketing team at Vacasa, a vacation rental management, as a project coordinator. Working in marketing means that I get to collaborate with a ton of different teams throughout the company. I grew more and more interested with the tech side of things and started networking to learn more about different opportunities and paths that people took to build their skills. A friend told me about Epicodus and I attended a workshop to learn more. I was immediately excited by the things that we were learning and decided to enroll in the evening program to continue learning and (hopefully) make a career change!


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NeHe and Three.js
These are the next 8 lessons in the NeHe tutorials. Just click on the thumbnail image to go to the
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MARTIANS GO HOME A film review by Jonathan D. Trudel Copyright 1990 Jonathan D. Trudel
I don't know how Randy Quaid and Elizabeth Perkins got involved with this movie. Their agents must have owed some producers a favor or two. I did not see anything resembling advertising for this movie except for an ad in the movie section of the local newspaper.
Nevertheless, the premise is such:
Randy Quaid plays one of those musicians who gets stuck writing music for TV cop shows and low-budget game shows. He gets a break and is offered the chance to write the soundtrack for a science fiction movie. He leaps at the chance, and through an accident, his music is broadcast on a radio station that his girlfriend (or wife?, played by Elizabeth Perkins) works at. Somehow, the people of the planet Mars hear it and are summoned to Earth.
At this point, I'd like to say that the ad for the movie calls the invasion of the Martians as "One billion comedians come to entertain us, only the joke is on us." Well, the joke is on the viewers of the movie who shelled out money to pay for it. The "comedians" should have been called "annoying relatives who come for a visit." They look like polyester-clad green people. They show up and disrupt life on Earth much in the same way that gonged people on the old Gong-Show would. The "humor" is awful. Anyway, Randy Quaid discovers a way to send the Martians away (how I don't know), and attempts to do so. The pity is that he didn't think of it sooner.
One of the few times I actually laughed was when they made a little jab at French filmmaking. They cut to the outside of an apartment in Paris, and we hear a woman and man talking to each other. The conversation goes something like:
Man: "Life is meaningless. There is only pain, suffering and bitterness." (A Martian appears through the miracle of sound effects). Woman: "Look! There is a Martian standing on our sofa." Man: "So? Nothing has changed. There is still only bitterness." Woman: "But, now there is only bitterness and green men."
This is a movie that I wouldn't recommend to anyone. When I saw it, there were only three people in the theater, myself included. At least the couple that showed up could enjoy each other's company. Unfortunately, I make it policy to stay through any movie that I go to in a theater. I considered leaving from this one.
I give the movie a -3 on the -4/+4 scale.
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Dear sir/madam, I am Ms. KIMAEVA LIOUDMILA, a personal secretary to Mikhail Khodorkovsky the richest man in Russia and owner of the following companies: Chairman CEO: YUKOS OIL (Russian Largest Oil Company) Chairman CEO: Menatep SBP Bank (A well reputable financial institution with its branches all over the world). I seek your partnership to accommodate the sum US$423M for us. My Boss got arrested for his involvement on politics in financing the leading and opposing political parties (the Union of Right Forces, led by Boris Nemtsov, and Yabloko, a liberal/social democratic party led by Gregor Yavlinsky) which posed treat to President Vladimir Putin second tenure as Russian president before he was reelected On March 14, 2004. You can catch more of the story on this http://newsfromrussia.com/main/2003/11/13/51215.html The fund (US$423M) in question was approved by the Government of Russia for payment of various YUKOS OIL contractors/suppliers to prevent them from loosing the money they invested in the numerous contracts they executed for the above firm. The Government had already concluded plans to frozen all the accounts in my boss name (Mikhail Khodorkovsky) both corporate and personal before I connived with the Accountant General of YUKOS OIL (who is also my partner in this transaction) to raise a memo stating that YUKOS OIL owe contractors the above amount which was finally approved for payment after some deliberations. Actually, we have paid all our contractors both local and foreign because they agitated for their payment when they had that my boss was arrested. YOUR ROLE: I will present you / your company as one of the contractors we are owing so that you can stand as the beneficiary of the above quoted sum or part of the fund according to your financial strength or the strength of your company. I will arrange for the documentation which the payee bank will need to transfer the sum to you. I have decided to use this sum to relocate to American continent and never to be connected to any of Mikhail Khodorkovsky conglomerates. The transaction has to be concluded before as soon as possible. You will be rewarded with 10% of the total sum for your partnership. Can you be our partner on this transacton? As soon as I get your willingness to assist us in this deal, I will give you more details. Thank you very much . NOTE: PLEASE REPLY TO THIS MAIL<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Regards MS.KIMAEVA LIOUDMILA __________________________________________________________________ Tiscali Adsl 2 Mega Free: naviga gratis tutto l'anno! Supera tutti i limiti di velocita' con Tiscali Adsl 2 Mega Free. Sei libero da costi fissi e, se ti abboni entro l'8 novembre, navighi gratis tutto l'anno. http://abbonati.tiscali.it/adsl/


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This Activity is started when a user taps on a single item of the ListView displayed
via the ResultListFragment, this activity lists details about the specifc LoWS
and allows the setting of search strings.
This is the codebook update service
TODO: -Make the global codebook address server IP address (CODEBOOK_ADDRESS_SERVER) adjustable
via the settings menu.