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Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
LooTz06-Sep-19 05:20 PM
mornin fellas, can someone reach out to bittrex to get the logo changed ?
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would stand out nice at the top of the front page for biggest % gain
get more eyes on it
Audo06-Sep-19 08:03 PM
thanks for notifying us, we will check that all exchanges are using the new logo
pandaanu7307-Sep-19 04:20 PM
Do anybody help me to build smart chain from scratch. After all compiled not get komodod file.
Audo07-Sep-19 04:22 PM
Hello @pandaanu73 , you can use Antara Composer app to spin up a new chain: https://composer.kmd.io/
Alternatively you can contact a service provider and work with them.
Documentation for developers building on the Komodo Platform
what is described there, should work
pandaanu7307-Sep-19 04:41 PM
@jorian ok i will do it tomorrow and tell you. It work or not
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Privatoshi07-Sep-19 09:48 PM
All issues aside, I want to say that the Komodo Team is doing what is most important, and that is delivering the tech to it's users, such as myself. I think that the Komodo team should hear that, more than anything else.
Issues come and go, and get worked out.
The Community, it'll always be here.
AtomicDEX, is so great.
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clarkzkent09-Sep-19 08:26 AM
Hello, my name is Kent Lewiss, I run the Freedom Project at www.Freedom.social and our team in Seychelles manage the 1776 Token, we are interested in cloning AtomicDex and would like to discuss with applicable person. Please email me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>... we have over 50,000 awesome people wanting to assist bringing our mutual projects to lead the world in freedom, no bs/ it is what we do!
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Cryptoon09-Sep-19 08:29 AM
@PTYX@jorian
Daniel CP09-Sep-19 08:35 AM
DMed
PTYX09-Sep-19 09:30 AM
We'll reach out, thank you
kmd.dex10-Sep-19 11:07 AM
how can i exchange komodo to pirate ?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴10-Sep-19 11:08 AM
find someone that has PIRATE and wants KMD and trade with them
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jl777c10-Sep-19 11:12 AM
digitalprice.io has the best PIRATE liquidity
kmd.dex10-Sep-19 11:38 AM
to bad you guys drop the shiledter transactions
CHMEX10-Sep-19 12:49 PM
use PIRATE it's most anon
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴10-Sep-19 01:22 PM
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Illuminatmatrix10-Sep-19 07:48 PM
another SPAMMER @andreazapata
annyoing your server members in private
Acura10-Sep-19 09:17 PM
banned
hermelde13-Sep-19 03:04 PM
I made a KMD claim in july for the misdirected funs on june 5. Have not received correction or follow up. What should be my next step?
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Maybe we can get a team member there
Aron“XuanLeeeeee“Goldberg13-Sep-19 08:30 PM
Is there a guideline for changing an ERC20 token to the Komodo chain? Effort, costs, advantages, supporting assistants etc?
polycryptoblog13-Sep-19 08:38 PM
@AronXuanGoldberg#3393 You can forward them to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or one of our service providers to see what kind of migration they are looking for . Biggest advantage for switching over is not being restrained by Eth gas and lower costs if they wish to do future integrations .
kandru13-Sep-19 08:41 PM
Hi Komodo-team
Aron“XuanLeeeeee“Goldberg13-Sep-19 08:42 PM
@polycryptoblog Generally it would be good from my point of view to have a rough description, a kind of manual with the necessary steps as well as the advantages.
kandru13-Sep-19 08:43 PM
I'm trying to access my agama wallet and got error and not able to transfer and even not able to see the coins
any one help on this
I've got this error
Transactions History
Connection error!
Trying to switch to another server...
How to switch manually:
Go to "Settings", select "SPV Server List" tab, choose new server and click "OK".
Aron“XuanLeeeeee“Goldberg13-Sep-19 08:44 PM
Possibly even a short presentation (video) as available for Atomic swaps from Komodo
polycryptoblog13-Sep-19 08:47 PM
Typically a snapshot and airdrop of the new coin needs done , some wish to remove from circulation the old Eth which is another step . Lowest cost is free as they can do this by themselves if they need , otherwise cost is dependent on the service provider and the man-hours needed. Benefits : no gas fees, reduced cost for other Komodo integrations like DPoW and Atomicdex listing , CC development
ca33313-Sep-19 08:47 PM
@kandru which agama wallet version are you using? Have you tried using atomicDEX mobile to access/move your coins?
A wide variety of wallets can be used to securely store KMD assets, including desktop, mobile, hardware, and paper. Check out all the Komodo wallets here.
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Your old version won’t work you need to update
kandru13-Sep-19 08:51 PM
oh got it
thank you @polycryptoblog
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Aron“XuanLeeeeee“Goldberg13-Sep-19 09:01 PM
@polycryptoblog Thanks for the listing. This packaged in an attractive brochure/report with a visual illustration would be very interesting. So the first hurdle would be cleared for projects that want to leave ETH.
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Mylo14-Sep-19 01:58 AM
@Regnar thanks for Singapore conf link ‐ it's quite close to me around that time
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passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴17-Sep-19 05:18 AM
Im thinking KMD ecosystem could buy DP for like 30k $ probably to have a working CEX, then delete scam coins -> rebrand -> get listed on CMC
so for about 3 BTC (amount for listing on many exchanges) some other things could be possible (getting all KMD coin on this CEX -> rebranding -> listing all on CMC)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴17-Sep-19 05:20 AM
TripleXToday at 12:18 AM
I think last price offer they got was 60k and they didn’t accept
@passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴 Maybe before going on a copy/pasting spree you should stick around 3 minutes to get an answer that might change your post?
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴17-Sep-19 05:29 AM
spree is not to get answer only but to rather to spread my propaganda
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴17-Sep-19 05:32 AM
maybe talk to the actual people, get actual numbers, and then your position might be weighable
Or maybe we could buy Binance for $2k
polycryptoblog17-Sep-19 05:51 AM
Why buy a CEX when DEX is coming out?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴17-Sep-19 05:54 AM
because 2137 isn't here yet?
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actionslacks17-Sep-19 07:18 AM
is dp looking to sell?
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴17-Sep-19 08:41 AM
idk if they are looking to sell but they do not look like developing [business] imo (edited)
dukeleto17-Sep-19 02:01 PM
DP outsources all their IT and pays dearly for it, making it hard for them to make money. If KMD bought it, and used all our in-house skills, it might just be a profitable venture. Just sayin'
joe2x417-Sep-19 02:20 PM
Fascinating idea.
Maybe DEX profits could buy the CEX.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴17-Sep-19 02:29 PM
What if maybe, and I'm just spit-balling here, someone were to actually ask if they were even willing to sell before this became a topic? (edited)
joe2x417-Sep-19 02:30 PM
Why take the clouds back to the ground. Let that baby soar.
 Lol
Still. DEX buys CEX. There is some sort of irony to it. Unsure if genius or madness
Gordon Komodo17-Sep-19 02:33 PM
zaddex is an ecosystem exchange
jorian17-Sep-19 02:33 PM
zaddex is quite dead
Gordon Komodo17-Sep-19 02:34 PM
so buying DP will not make it dead?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴17-Sep-19 02:34 PM
zaddex is quite dead
Another case of "no one uses zaddex" because "no one uses zaddex"?
jorian17-Sep-19 02:34 PM
CEX inflation
but yes, no liquidity > no usage > no volume
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴17-Sep-19 02:35 PM
so buying DP will not make it dead?
You can't make dead that which already is
jorian17-Sep-19 02:35 PM
attracting users is one of the hardest things
we as a komodo ecosystem should actually all move from DP to zaddex
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴17-Sep-19 02:36 PM
the devil you know...
jorian17-Sep-19 02:38 PM
oh wait, zaddex only has like 8 coins
one of which is OUR
Gordon Komodo17-Sep-19 02:38 PM
rephrase, so buying DP will not make it deaded?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴17-Sep-19 02:38 PM
the only thing I can say for sure is that DP supported ARRR back when I was convinced that zaddex would never even exist
the flip-side of that is:
with the current structure split, does anyone even know who owns the IP rights for DP?(edited)


The design intent behind CSG is to make the processing as logically simple as possible. The underlying CSGSpatial is a standard jme3 Spatial and as such, is added into your display scene like any other Spatial. As a Spatial, it can have standard Physics applied to it as well. You start by creating one of the variants of CSGSpatial (CSGGeometry, CSGGeonode).
You then add/subtract/intersect some set of solids from this CSGSpatial. Every solid is represented by CSGShape, which is mainly a CSG-aware wrapper around some arbitrary Mesh. This Mesh can be provided by a jme3 primitive (Box, Sphere, ...), a CSG primitive (CSGBox, CSGSphere, ...), or anything else that defines Mesh.
Once the solids have been blended together into the CSGSpatial, then the CSGSpatial must be explicitly 'regenerated'. This can be done by a programmatic call to the .regenerate( ) method, or it is inherently done at the end of Savable input processing.
The final step is to add the Spatial to your scene, along with any control processing (like Physics) that may be required. At this point, the CSGSpatial should be no different than any other jme3 Spatial you are used to using.
CSGSpatial
CSGSpatial is an abstract interface that defines the standard CSG operations. It is implemented by:
- CSGGeometry - a simple wrapper that supports a single common Material applied to all parts
- CSGGeonode - a wrapper that maintains a set of Materials, each taken from the various shapes blended into this spatial
- CSGLinkNode - a variant useful for Savable import processing that can provide a common environment and/or Material to other CSGSpatials created during the import process, and which can trigger the load of such assets. However, it does nothing with CSGShapes itself.
The common java entry points for CSGSpatial services are:
- addShape( CSGShape pShape )
- Add the given shape into the blend via the UNION operation.
- subtractShape( CSGShape pShape )
- Add the given shape into the blend via the DIFFERENCE operation..
- intersectShape( CSGShape pShape )
- Add the given shape into the blend via the INTERSECTION operation.
- addShape( CSGShape pShape, CSGOperator pOperator )
- Add the given shape into the blend via the explicitly given operation.
- removeAllShapes( )
- removeShape( CSGShape pShape )
- Remove a previously added shape from the blending process.
NOTE that this is NOT subtract. Once removed, the shape plays no part. - regenerate( )
- regenerate( CSGEnvironment pEnvironment )
- Apply all the active shape processing and produce a Mesh. If no explicit
CSGEnvironment is provided, then the system standard environment will be used.
The resultant CSGShape is returned by .regenerate() and can be blended back into another CSGSpatial. - isValid( )
- After regeneration, determine if a valid Mesh was produced or not. If not valid, error information is available via .getError();
- getShapeRegenerationNS( )
- After regeneration, return a long count of nanoseconds it took to produce the final Mesh.
Some entry points defined by Geometry have been added to the CSGSpatial interface so that Materials and LevelOfDetail can be supported uniformly:
- getMaterial()
- setMaterial( Material pMaterial )
- Accessors for controlling the Material that applies to this Spatial.
- getLodLevel()
- setLodLevel( int pLODLevel )
- Accessors for controlling the Level-Of-Detail that applies to this Spatial.
The import XML definitions look something like:
<net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.CSGLinkNode fname='CSGSamples'>
<lights class='com.jme3.light.LightList'>
<lights size='1'>
<com.jme3.light.AmbientLight name='ALight' enabled='true'>
<color class='com.jme3.math.ColorRGBA' r='1' g='1' b='1' a='1'/>
</com.jme3.light.AmbientLight>
</lights>
</lights>
<children>
<net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.CSGGeonode name='BumpyCube'
materialName='Textures/Debug/Normals.xml'>
<shapes>
<net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.CSGShape name='Box'>
<mesh class='net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.shape.CSGBox'
xExtent='1.0' yExtent='1.0' zExtent='1.0'/>
</net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.CSGShape>
<net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.CSGShape name='Sphere' operator='UNION'>
<mesh class='net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.shape.CSGSphere'
axisSamples='64' radialSamples='64' radius='1.2'/>
<transform class='com.jme3.math.Transform'>
<translation class='com.jme3.math.Vector3f' x='0' y='0' z='0'/>
</transform>
</net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.CSGShape>
</shapes>
</net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.CSGGeonode>
</children>
</net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.CSGLinkNode>
CSGShape
CSGShape provides the CSG-aware wrapper around a jme3 Mesh. Programmatically, the heavy lifting all occurs in the constructor, where a CSGShape is build with a name and a Mesh. The shape is then added to a CSGSpatial along with the blending operator.
From the XML import perspective, the operator is specified on the CSGShape itself. See the example above...
You will frequently use a Transform within the CSGShape definition to position, rotate, and/or scale the item before it is included within the blend. The translation and scaling vectors are quite easy to understand and adjust. But the rotation Quaternion XML is based on the internal x/y/z/w values which are rather meaningless to human eyes. To make the XML more meaningful, you can use CSGTransform and CSGQuaternion. CSGTransform will accept a rotation as either a 'com.jme3.math.Quaternion' definition or a 'net.wcomohundro.jme3.math.CSGQuaternion' definition. With the CSGQuaternion, you specify pitch/yawl/roll in radian degrees. You can also use the PI construct and write pitch="PI/2" to pitch the shape 90 degrees around the X-axis.
The import XML definition for the CSGShape transform can look like:
<csgtransform class='net.wcomohundro.jme3.math.CSGTransform'>
<translation class='com.jme3.math.Vector3f' x='0' y='0' z='0'/>
<scale class='com.jme3.math.Vector3f' x='0' y='0' z='0'/>
<rot class='net.wcomohundro.jme3.math.CSGQuaternion' yawl='PI/2' pitch='PI/32' roll='PI'/>
</csgtransform>
Within the XML import defintion, you may find it more logically meaningful to operate with a grouping of subelements. For example, you plan to create a corridor which is an elongated box, from which you will subtract an arch. This could be done by starting with a Box, subtracting a half-height Box to get the lower cutout portion of the arch, then subtracting out a Cylinder to cut out the higher arched portion of the hole. But you have to be very careful to match the sizing/scaling/tranform of the smaller box and cylinder to keep everything in alignment.
A better approach is to create a single entity that represents the top arch blended with the square bottom. You can work in a simple unit environment to get everything aligned with appropriate textures. Then scale that entity appropriately and subtract it from the bigger box. You have this ability via the <shapes> definition within CSGShape. Rather than provide a simple Mesh, define a set of CSGShapes (along with their corresponding boolean operator) within a parent CSGShape. The subelement interior processing takes place before the parent shape is blended into the whole. This allows you to apply a transform at the parent level to get the scale and position you desire.
The import XML definition for the CSGShape subelements can look like:
<net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.CSGGeonode name='CSGGeometry' materialName='Textures/BrickWall/BrickWallRpt.xml' >
<shapes>
<net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.CSGShape name='OuterBox'>
<mesh class='net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.shape.CSGBox'
... outer box definition here ...
</net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.CSGShape>
<net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.CSGShape name='InteriorArch' operator='DIFFERENCE' >
<shapes>
<net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.CSGShape name='SquareBottom' operator='UNION'>
<mesh class='net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.shape.CSGAxialBox'
xExtent='0.5' yExtent='0.25' zExtent='0.5'>
<faceProperties>
<net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.shape.CSGFaceProperties face='FRONT_BACK' scaleX='1' scaleY='0.5'/>
<net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.shape.CSGFaceProperties face='LEFT_RIGHT' scaleX='1' scaleY='0.5'/>
<net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.shape.CSGFaceProperties face='BOTTOM'
materialName='Textures/Rock/Rock1NormalRpt.xml'/>
</faceProperties>
</mesh>
<transform class='com.jme3.math.Transform'>
<translation class='com.jme3.math.Vector3f' x='0' y='-0.25' z='0'/>
</transform>
</net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.CSGShape>
<net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.CSGShape name='ArchedRoof' operator='UNION'>
<mesh class='net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.shape.CSGCylinder'
axisSamples='34' closed='true' zExtent='0.5'
radialSamples='32' radius='0.5' textureMode='ROLLER'>
<faceProperties>
<net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.shape.CSGFaceProperties face='SIDES' scaleX='1' scaleY='PI'/>
</faceProperties>
</mesh>
</net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.CSGShape>
</shapes>
... now you adjust the texture scaling to match the desired cutout size ...
<faceProperties>
<net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.shape.CSGFaceProperties face='FRONT_BACK' scaleX='1.9' scaleY='1.9'/>
<net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.shape.CSGFaceProperties face='LEFT_RIGHT' scaleX='19.9' scaleY='1.9'/>
<net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.shape.CSGFaceProperties face='TOP_BOTTOM' scaleX='1.9' scaleY='19.9'/>
<net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.shape.CSGFaceProperties face='SIDES' scaleX='19.9' scaleY='1.0'/>
</faceProperties>
<transform class='com.jme3.math.Transform'>
<scale class='com.jme3.math.Vector3f' x='1.90' y='1.90' z='19.9'/>
</transform>
</net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.CSGShape>
... other blending operations here ...
</shapes>
</net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.CSGGeonode>
CSGEnvironment
CSGEnviroment defines the overall configuration parameters that control the CSG process. It allows you to set various tolerances and options which affect the inner workings of the shape generation. Unless you are planning on delving very deeply into the CSG code itself, the default setting should work for you.
By default, the IOB processor (working in double precision) is what is used. You can flip the entire system to use the BSP processor by including the following in your initialization code (before using any CSG service):
CSGEnvironment.resetEnvironment( new CSGEnvironmentBSP() );
CSGExternal
CSGExternal is a special extension of CSGShape that supports a Savable import option that loads its Mesh via the AssetManager.loadModel() function. There is no programmatic use, it only applies during import.
The import XML definitions look something like:
<net.wcomohundro.jme3.csg.CSGExternal name='Teapot' operator='UNION'
model='Models/Teapot/Teapot.obj' />


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csubj
: clausal subject
Used to mark the head of a clausal subject. The dependency goes from the predicate that governs the subject, to the local root (i.e. the predicate) of the subject clause. This construction is fairly rare, and the subject clause is often an infinitive clause, as shown below.
ⲛⲉ/AUX ⲡ/DET ⲉⲧ/SCONJ ⲉϣϣⲉ/VERB ⲡⲉ/AUX ⲉ/ADP ⲁⲛⲉⲭⲉ/VERB ⲙⲙⲟ/ADP ⲕ/PRON \n it would be fitting to tolerate you
csubj(ⲡ, ⲁⲛⲉⲭⲉ)
aux(ⲁⲛⲉⲭⲉ, ⲉ)
cop(ⲡ, ⲡⲉ)
acl(ⲡ, ⲉϣϣⲉ)
mark(ⲉϣϣⲉ, ⲉⲧ)
obj(ⲁⲛⲉⲭⲉ, ⲕ)
case(ⲕ, ⲙⲙⲟ)
Note that this is just like a nominal subject (nsubj
): what would be fitting? To tolerate you. To tolerate you is fitting.
A relatively frequent case is the predicative ‘p-et’ construction after a noun predicate, where a subject clause marked by the relative converter follows what looks like an article, but is in fact a truncated copula. In the following example, the postponed clause is csubj
. Note that the copula ⲡ has xpos=COP and upos=PRON, while the article is DET (xpos=ART).
ⲡ/DET ⲛⲟⲩⲧⲉ/NOUN ⲡ/PRON ⲉⲧ/SCONJ ⲁⲩⲝⲁⲛⲉ/VERB \n It is God who raised them
csubj(ⲛⲟⲩⲧⲉ, ⲁⲩⲝⲁⲛⲉ)
cop(ⲛⲟⲩⲧⲉ, ⲡ-3)
mark(ⲁⲩⲝⲁⲛⲉ, ⲉⲧ)
det(ⲛⲟⲩⲧⲉ, ⲡ-1)
Compare this to the ‘normal’ p-et- construction, which does not contain a copula and functions as an argument nominal phrase (and note there is only upos=DET here):
ⲡ/DET ⲉⲛⲧ/SCONJ ⲁ/AUX ϥ/PRON ⲥⲟⲣⲙ/VERB ⲉⲥ/PRON ⲉⲓ/VERB \n The one who lost it is coming
nsubj(ⲉⲓ, ⲡ)
acl(ⲡ, ⲥⲟⲣⲙ)
mark(ⲥⲟⲣⲙ, ⲉⲛⲧ)
nsubj(ⲥⲟⲣⲙ, ϥ)
obj(ⲥⲟⲣⲙ, ⲉⲥ)
aux(ⲥⲟⲣⲙ, ⲁ)
The small class of mostly Greek origin impersonal verbs also takes subject clauses, such as ⲉⲝⲉⲥⲧⲓ ‘it is appropriate’, which points from main verb to subordinate verb:
ⲟⲩⲕ ⲉⲝⲉⲥⲧⲓ/VERB ⲉ ⲁⲁ/VERB ϥ \n it is not appropriate to do it
csubj(ⲉⲝⲉⲥⲧⲓ, ⲁⲁ)
csubj in other languages: [bg] [bm] [cop] [cs] [de] [el] [en] [es] [et] [eu] [fi] [fr] [fro] [ga] [gsw] [hy] [it] [ja] [kk] [kpv] [ky] [no] [pcm] [pt] [qpm] [ro] [ru] [sl] [sv] [swl] [tr] [u] [vi] [yue] [zh]


Docker Engine プラグインの利用
ここでは Docker Engine において一般的に利用可能な Docker Engine プラグインについて説明します。 Docker によって管理されるプラグインの各種情報については、Docker Engine プラグインシステム を参照してください。
You can extend the capabilities of the Docker Engine by loading third-party plugins. This page explains the types of plugins and provides links to several volume and network plugins for Docker.
プラグインの種類
Plugins extend Docker’s functionality. They come in specific types. For example, a volume plugin might enable Docker volumes to persist across multiple Docker hosts and a network plugin might provide network plumbing.
Currently Docker supports authorization, volume and network driver plugins. In the future it will support additional plugin types.
プラグインのインストール
各プラグインのドキュメントの手順に従ってください。
プラグインを探す
The sections below provide an inexhaustive overview of available plugins.
ネットワークプラグイン
| プラグイン | 内容説明 |
|---|---|
| Contiv Networking | An open source network plugin to provide infrastructure and security policies for a multi-tenant micro services deployment, while providing an integration to physical network for non-container workload. Contiv Networking implements the remote driver and IPAM APIs available in Docker 1.9 onwards. |
| Kuryr Network Plugin | A network plugin is developed as part of the OpenStack Kuryr project and implements the Docker networking (libnetwork) remote driver API by utilizing Neutron, the OpenStack networking service. It includes an IPAM driver as well. |
| Weave Network Plugin | A network plugin that creates a virtual network that connects your Docker containers - across multiple hosts or clouds and enables automatic discovery of applications. Weave networks are resilient, partition tolerant, secure and work in partially connected networks, and other adverse environments - all configured with delightful simplicity. |
ボリュームプラグイン
| プラグイン | 内容説明 |
|---|---|
| Azure File Storage plugin | Lets you mount Microsoft Azure File Storage shares to Docker containers as volumes using the SMB 3.0 protocol. Learn more. |
| BeeGFS Volume Plugin | An open source volume plugin to create persistent volumes in a BeeGFS parallel file system. |
| Blockbridge plugin | A volume plugin that provides access to an extensible set of container-based persistent storage options. It supports single and multi-host Docker environments with features that include tenant isolation, automated provisioning, encryption, secure deletion, snapshots and QoS. |
| Contiv Volume Plugin | An open source volume plugin that provides multi-tenant, persistent, distributed storage with intent based consumption. It has support for Ceph and NFS. |
| Convoy plugin | A volume plugin for a variety of storage back-ends including device mapper and NFS. It’s a simple standalone executable written in Go and provides the framework to support vendor-specific extensions such as snapshots, backups and restore. |
| DigitalOcean Block Storage plugin | Integrates DigitalOcean’s block storage solution into the Docker ecosystem by automatically attaching a given block storage volume to a DigitalOcean droplet and making the contents of the volume available to Docker containers running on that droplet. |
| DRBD plugin | A volume plugin that provides highly available storage replicated by DRBD. Data written to the docker volume is replicated in a cluster of DRBD nodes. |
| Flocker plugin | A volume plugin that provides multi-host portable volumes for Docker, enabling you to run databases and other stateful containers and move them around across a cluster of machines. |
| Fuxi Volume Plugin | A volume plugin that is developed as part of the OpenStack Kuryr project and implements the Docker volume plugin API by utilizing Cinder, the OpenStack block storage service. |
| gce-docker plugin | A volume plugin able to attach, format and mount Google Compute persistent-disks. |
| GlusterFS plugin | A volume plugin that provides multi-host volumes management for Docker using GlusterFS. |
| Horcrux Volume Plugin | A volume plugin that allows on-demand, version controlled access to your data. Horcrux is an open-source plugin, written in Go, and supports SCP, Minio and Amazon S3. |
| HPE 3Par Volume Plugin | A volume plugin that supports HPE 3Par and StoreVirtual iSCSI storage arrays. |
| Infinit volume plugin | A volume plugin that makes it easy to mount and manage Infinit volumes using Docker. |
| IPFS Volume Plugin | An open source volume plugin that allows using an ipfs filesystem as a volume. |
| Keywhiz plugin | A plugin that provides credentials and secret management using Keywhiz as a central repository. |
| Local Persist Plugin | A volume plugin that extends the default local driver’s functionality by allowing you specify a mountpoint anywhere on the host, which enables the files to always persist, even if the volume is removed via docker volume rm . |
| NetApp Plugin (nDVP) | A volume plugin that provides direct integration with the Docker ecosystem for the NetApp storage portfolio. The nDVP package supports the provisioning and management of storage resources from the storage platform to Docker hosts, with a robust framework for adding additional platforms in the future. |
| Netshare plugin | A volume plugin that provides volume management for NFS 3/4, AWS EFS and CIFS file systems. |
| Nimble Storage Volume Plugin | A volume plug-in that integrates with Nimble Storage Unified Flash Fabric arrays. The plug-in abstracts array volume capabilities to the Docker administrator to allow self-provisioning of secure multi-tenant volumes and clones. |
| OpenStorage Plugin | A cluster-aware volume plugin that provides volume management for file and block storage solutions. It implements a vendor neutral specification for implementing extensions such as CoS, encryption, and snapshots. It has example drivers based on FUSE, NFS, NBD and EBS to name a few. |
| Portworx Volume Plugin | A volume plugin that turns any server into a scale-out converged compute/storage node, providing container granular storage and highly available volumes across any node, using a shared-nothing storage backend that works with any docker scheduler. |
| Quobyte Volume Plugin | A volume plugin that connects Docker to Quobyte’s data center file system, a general-purpose scalable and fault-tolerant storage platform. |
| REX-Ray plugin | A volume plugin which is written in Go and provides advanced storage functionality for many platforms including VirtualBox, EC2, Google Compute Engine, OpenStack, and EMC. |
| Virtuozzo Storage and Ploop plugin | A volume plugin with support for Virtuozzo Storage distributed cloud file system as well as ploop devices. |
| VMware vSphere Storage Plugin | Docker Volume Driver for vSphere enables customers to address persistent storage requirements for Docker containers in vSphere environments. |
認証プラグイン
| Plugin | Description |
|---|---|
| Casbin AuthZ Plugin | An authorization plugin based on Casbin, which supports access control models like ACL, RBAC, ABAC. The access control model can be customized. The policy can be persisted into file or DB. |
| HBM plugin | An authorization plugin that prevents from executing commands with certains parameters. |
| Twistlock AuthZ Broker | A basic extendable authorization plugin that runs directly on the host or inside a container. This plugin allows you to define user policies that it evaluates during authorization. Basic authorization is provided if Docker daemon is started with the --tlsverify flag (username is extracted from the certificate common name). |
Troubleshooting a plugin
If you are having problems with Docker after loading a plugin, ask the authors of the plugin for help. The Docker team may not be able to assist you.
プラグインの構築
Docker プラグインの構築に興味のある方、あるいはどのようにして動作しているかを見たい方は、Docker プラグインリファレンス を参照してください。
Examples, Usage, plugins, docker, documentation, user guide


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The Security Architecture pillar currently provides a range of services under two main categories: Privacy Engineering and Application Security. These pillars include service offerings such as manual Application Security Reviews of code and Privacy Reviews of new and significantly altered systems, relevant awareness training for staff and community members, consultative work with a focus on preliminary systems design as well as basic clinic responsibilities, security and privacy tooling and security feature engineering.
Aspects of this service include:
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America's suicide bomber force
BBC | Submitted by: Ann Onymous
"US Air Force commanders considered crashing fighter jets into hijacked
planes on 11 September because of a lack of armed planes, a BBC investigation
reveals... As a new BBC programme Clear The Skies reveals, the threat of an
attack from within America had been considered so small that the entire US
mainland was being defended by only 14 planes... "It was very possible that
they [the pilots] would have been asked to give their lives themselves to
try to prevent further attacks if need be."
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All aboard the Anthrax Train
Village Voice | Submitted by: optional
"[Person of Interest] Hatfill's idea is to build up special "disaster
evacuation" trains made up of linked shipping containers strung out behind
an engine. The train would be loaded with antibiotics, and would include a
command center, an intelligence section, and deployable vaccination
stations... This was originally developed by Arms Corps in South Africa
with the concept that patients are embalmed on-site. This negates mass
burials or graves. The remains are preserved. It can handle 800 bodies an hour."
 "It's a win-win situation because it converts
the wastes into useful materials and alleviates disposal problems," says
Chih-Huang Weng, leader of the team at I-Shou University in Kaohsiung County
that devised the process. Brick makers might need to be assured that there is
nothing about the process that would alter the colour or durability of bricks
that might put potential customers off." Just leave the windows open.
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Giant air bag could save Earth
National Post | Submitted by: Spookbabe
"Dr. Hermann Burchard suggests an air pillow as much as a few kilometres
wide, inflated in space and steered by a spacecraft, could apply enough
pressure to push an asteroid or comet out of Earth's path and prevent
mass death and destruction."

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Food fight casualty
Tiscali World Online | Submitted by: Ketchup
"A young woman has been seriously injured in the traditional tomato fight
in the small Spanish village of Bunol - making her the first casualty of the
annual Tomatina festival. She broke her leg and suffered other injuries when
she fell trying to climb up a tomato-laden lorry and was run over."
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My name isn't Veronica, dammit
online.ie | Submitted by: KC
"Mexican police say a woman has admitted stabbing her boyfriend because
he kept calling out another girl's name during sex... The 24-year-old from
Monterrey attacked him in the bathroom, then called officers to tell
them want she had done."
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Man arrested in fatal beating of 15 calves
WKMG-TV 6 Orlando | Submitted by: Rio
"A man has been arrested in the fatal beating of 15 calves at a dairy farm
near Monroe. Another 18 calves were found severely injured nearby and a
veterinarian had to euthanize one of them. The animals died of massive brain
hemorrhaging. A 19-year-old who lives across the street from the farm has
been arrested and is being held on $260,000 bail."
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Not Terrorists?
Penn Live | Submitted by: PETE
"Local authorities said they immediately notified the Immigration and
Naturalization Service and the FBI on Monday, after uncovering numerous
fraudulent bank debit and identification cards on the men. Police said they
also were told that the men were overheard discussing how to obtain large
amounts of chemicals at the Home Depot in Springettsbury Twp., York County."
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Man tries to strangle stewardess with shoelaces
AZ Central | Submitted by: Tonester
An ethnic Albanian man being deported from Germany to Kosovo tried to
strangle a flight attendant with his shoelaces on Thursday, the airline said...
'We don't really know what was in his head. When she was serving refreshments
and asked him what he would like to drink he replied:
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A woman scorned ...
Press and Journal | Submitted by: Stamford
Husband rats on drink-drive wife. Wife beats him to a pulp, blinding him
and breaking his ribs. And still gets to keep UKP 500,000 he leaves in will.
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Fucking hell, this is outrageous
Gloucester Citizen | Submitted by: Stamford
"Angry parents have attacked plans to give free copies of a "dictionary
of filth" to youngsters... Contained on a CD ROM disk, it lists 100 of
the most offensive swear words in the English language along with the
abbreviated equivalent for text messaging."
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Police officers ask grieving mother to lie
The Age | Submitted by: Incubus
"Billy Gunn is dead, killed by "recreational" drugs, and the people who
loved him are left only with memories and unanswered questions. "At first,
police told her to say he died of a heart attack, even though it was common
knowledge that it was drugs. They wanted to protect his reputation, and
the image of the force. But now she wants to talk, partly as a warning to
others and because she wants to share her memories." Gunn was a popular
officer on the drug enforcement beat.
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Snakes latest weapon against Bollywood Mafia
Hindustan Times | Submitted by: Johnny Grasso
"Taking its opposition to film Kante to strange heights,
[Indian political party] Shiv Sena on Friday threatened to let loose
venomous snakes in theatres showing the movie, allegedly financed
by people having connections with the underworld."
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What does it take to get off the ballot?
CNN | Submitted by: D. Rango
The good citizens of Ohio can vote for a real, live felon! "Former
Rep. James A. Traficant Jr. will stay on the Nov. 5 election ballot,
even though he has been expelled from the House and is housed in
federal prison." The king of bad toupees is "considered an Ohio
resident because his wife lives there and his stay in a Pennsylvania
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Music industry to consumers: Bend over
New York Times | Submitted by: Soylent
The Compact Disc is too easy to rip, so the music industry wants us to
switch to a new, smaller format that is encrypted. You won't be able to
make MP3's from it. Oh, and it will cost even more than the
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public abstract class UIComponentTagBase extends java.lang.Object implements JspTag
UIComponentTagBase
is the base class for all Jakarta Server Pages tags that correspond
to a UIComponent
instance in the view. This base class allows a single view to be
described in a Jakarta Server Pages page consisting of both UIComponentELTag
and UIComponentTag
instances.
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected static java.util.logging.Logger |
log |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
UIComponentTagBase() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected abstract void |
addChild(UIComponent child)
Add the component identifier of the specified
UIComponent to the list of component identifiers created or
located by nested UIComponentTag s processing this request. |
protected abstract void |
addFacet(java.lang.String name)
Add the facet name of the specified facet to the list of facet names created or located by nested
UIComponentTag s processing this request. |
abstract UIComponent |
getComponentInstance()
Return the
UIComponent instance that is associated with this tag instance. |
abstract java.lang.String |
getComponentType()
Return the component type for the component that is or will be bound to this tag.
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abstract boolean |
getCreated()
Return
true if we dynamically created a new component instance during execution of this tag. |
protected ELContext |
getELContext()
Return the
ELContext for the FacesContext for this request. |
protected abstract FacesContext |
getFacesContext()
Return the
FacesContext instance for the current request. |
protected abstract int |
getIndexOfNextChildTag()
Return the index of the next child to be added as a child of this tag.
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abstract java.lang.String |
getRendererType()
Return the
rendererType property that selects the Renderer to be used for encoding this
component, or null to ask the component to render itself directly. |
abstract void |
setId(java.lang.String id)
Set the component identifier for the component corresponding to this tag instance.
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protected abstract FacesContext getFacesContext()
Return the FacesContext
instance for the current request. This value will be non-null
only from
the beginning of doStartTag()
through the end of doEndTag()
for each tag instance.
FacesContext
for the current request.protected ELContext getELContext()
Return the ELContext
for the FacesContext
for this request.
This is a convenience for getFacesContext().getELContext()
.
FacesContext
protected abstract void addChild(UIComponent child)
Add the component identifier of the specified UIComponent
to the list of component identifiers created or
located by nested UIComponentTag
s processing this request.
child
- New child whose identifier should be addedprotected abstract void addFacet(java.lang.String name)
Add the facet name of the specified facet to the list of facet names created or located by nested
UIComponentTag
s processing this request.
name
- Facet name to be addedpublic abstract void setId(java.lang.String id)
Set the component identifier for the component corresponding to this tag instance. If the argument begins with
UIViewRoot.UNIQUE_ID_PREFIX
throw an IllegalArgumentException
id
- The new component identifier. This may not start with
UIViewRoot.UNIQUE_ID_PREFIX
.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if the argument is non-null
and starts with
UIViewRoot.UNIQUE_ID_PREFIX
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Return the component type for the component that is or will be bound to this tag. This value can be passed to
Application.createComponent(java.lang.String)
to create the UIComponent
instance for this
tag. Subclasses must override this method to return the appropriate value.
public abstract java.lang.String getRendererType()
Return the rendererType
property that selects the Renderer
to be used for encoding this
component, or null
to ask the component to render itself directly. Subclasses must override this method
to return the appropriate value.
public abstract UIComponent getComponentInstance()
Return the UIComponent
instance that is associated with this tag instance. This method is designed to be used
by tags nested within this tag, and only returns useful results between the execution of doStartTag()
and doEndTag()
on this tag instance.
public abstract boolean getCreated()
Return true
if we dynamically created a new component instance during execution of this tag. This method
is designed to be used by tags nested within this tag, and only returns useful results between the execution of
doStartTag()
and doEndTag()
on this tag instance.
protected abstract int getIndexOfNextChildTag()
Return the index of the next child to be added as a child of this tag. The default implementation maintains a list of created components and returns the size of the list.


EBD - Easton Bible DIctionary
Backslide
BACKSLIDE
"BACKSLIDE "to draw back or apostatize in matters of religion (
Acts 21:21
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2 Thessalonians 2:3
;
1 Timothy 4:1
). This may be either partial(
Proverbs 14:14
) or complete (
Hebrews 6:4-6
;
10:38, 39
). The apostasy may be both doctrinal and moral.
"BACKSLIDE "to draw back or apostatize in matters of religion (Acts 21:21; 2 Thessalonians 2:3; 1 Timothy 4:1). This may be either partial(Proverbs 14:14) or complete (Hebrews 6:4-6; 10:38, 39). The apostasy may be both doctrinal and moral.


Dirty fuels kill millions as investment in clean cooking runs short
NAIROBI: Meagre investment is hindering countries' ability to meet a global target to ensure universal access to clean, modern cooking fuel by 2030 and end the millions of deaths caused by indoor pollution every year, say clean energy experts.
Three billion people globally cook with dirty solid fuels such as charcoal and wood on open fires or traditional stoves that produce high levels of carbon monoxide, killing four million people annually, says the World Health Organization.
The use of dirty fuels for cooking also contributes to deforestation and climate change - accounting for approximately 2 percent of global carbon emissions, equivalent to annual air travel emissions, according to the World Bank.
Businesses developing solutions ranging from energy efficient cooking stoves to biomass renewable fuels have mushroomed in recent years, but many lack funds to offer affordable products to poor communities in the developing world.
"No one's life should be limited by the way they cook, yet globally three billion people depend on polluting open fires or inefficient harmful stoves to cook their food," said Dymphna van der Lans, CEO of the Clean Cooking Alliance.
"Despite its far reaching benefits, clean cooking is too often seen as a second tier priority.
"The level of funding in the sector falls far short of sufficiently matching the global magnitude of this challenge," she said, referring to a clean cooking target set by countries as part of 17 goals know as the Sustainable Development Goals.
Total investment in clean cooking businesses was $40 million in 2017. The Clean Cooking Alliance estimates $4 billion is required annually to ensure universal access to cleaner options of cooking by 2030.
With population growth outpacing the number of people gaining access in clean cooking by four times, World Bank officials warn that 2.2 billion people will still not have access by the end of the next decade if current trends continue.
Campaigners attribute the failure to attract credible funding to multiple factors.
The industry has a much lower profile than other social business sectors such as solar energy and microfinance, which attract high levels of funding, while many countries lack specific policies to promote the sector, they say.
One of the biggest challenges to attracting investment is consumer demand, say clean energy experts.
Many communities lack awareness about the harmful health and environmental impacts and see a clean cook stove as an unnecessary expense when firewood is free.
"People have been cooking traditionally for hundreds and thousands of years and it's difficult to move away from that," said Olivia Coldrey, lead finance specialist from Sustainable Energy for All.
"So if you take a rural women who has always cooked using firewood, it's difficult to get her to change her behaviour by saying I am going to give you a cook stove and you are going to pay for it."
Coldrey said countries needed to treat the dangers faced by dirty cooking in the way they responded to the HIV/AIDS epidemic and a global campaign should be launched to promote awareness - not just for consumers, but also donors and investors.
"We haven't eradicated HIV AIDS, but we've made people's lives a lot easier," she said.
"We need a similar sort of campaign giving out a simple message - after all, it's killing millions of people."
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Oil, gas and coal output already planned or in the pipeline will overwhelm efforts to cap global warming at levels consistent with a liveable planet, the UN and leading research groups warned Wednesday.
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In Lebanon's Tripoli, crushing poverty fuels protests
In a dusty alley streaked with sewage in Lebanon's northern port city of Tripoli, Fatima, her husband and 11 children live crippled by debt and wondering where their next meal is coming from.


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FIRESTORM
A Film Review by James Berardinelli
RATING: * OUT OF ****
United States, 1998 U.S. Release Date: 1/9/98 (wide) Running Length: 1:28 MPAA Classification: R (Violence, profanity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Cast: Howie Long, Scott Glenn, William Forsythe, Suzy Amis, Christianne Hirt Director: Dean Semler Producers: Thomas M. Hammel, Joseph Loeb III, Matthew Weisman Screenplay: Chris Soth Cinematography: Stephen F. Windon Music: J. Peter Robinson U.S. Distributor: Twentieth Century Fox
I can think of three reasons why Howie Long will likely never be a major action star:
1. He doesn't have a hard-to-decipher accent, 2. He doesn't always speak in a monotone, and 3. His face doesn't always wear the same impassive expression.
In short, the former NFL player turned FOX sportscaster turned actor is too good to be bad, but too bad to be good. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said of his first star vehicle, FIRESTORM, which is just plain awful.
One of the most glaring problems with Long (who made his acting debut in John Woo's BROKEN ARROW) is that he's so mediocre that he often blends in with the scenery.  Unfortunately, despite the best efforts of first-time director Dean Semler to photograph Long using heroic shots that make Kevin Costner's work in THE POSTMAN look stark, Jesse turns out to be a pretty boring good guy.
To put it kindly, this is not a well-written motion picture. FIRESTORM is a collection of howlingly bad lines set against a backdrop of disaster movie clichés which, taken together, form something that requires a level of viewer inebriation to be recognized as a plot. The only reason this film is getting one star (instead of something lower) is that most of the fire sequences are realistic, and I was fascinated by the meticulous planning that must have been necessary to stage them effectively.
We're introduced to Our Big Burly Hero one afternoon when he and some colleagues jump into the midst of a forest fire to save a group of people.  Flash-forward a year. Now, Our Big Burly Hero is taking over as chief of his smokejumpers association, replacing outgoing honcho Wynt Perkins (real actor Scott Glenn). But this day, Our Big Burly Hero's first in charge, isn't going to be business-as-usual. A group of Nasty Escaped Criminals have set a Wyoming forest alight to aid their flight to freedom. Led by Randy Earl Shaye (William Forsythe), The Sadistic Creep Who Must Be Killed Twice to Really Die, they pose as Canadian firefighters who somehow got lost across the border. Along the way, they meet and take hostage The Damsel in Distress (Suzy Amis). Eventually, Our Big Burly Hero is placed in a position where he has to fight the fire, rescue The Damsel in Distress, defeat The Sadistic Creep Who Must Be Killed Twice to Really Die, and restore order to the galaxy.
FIRESTORM's director, Dean Semler, is a former cinematographer (he won an Academy Award for his work on DANCES WITH WOLVES), so it's no surprise that the film looks good. Unfortunately, that's FIRESTORM's lone asset, and it falters near the end, when computer-generated special effects fill up the screen. These are of about equal quality to what you might observe on a Nintendo 64 video game. The action sequences, which include a variety of chases, are occasionally interesting, but never invigorating. Everyone, including Long, appears to be going through the motions.
There isn't a memorable performance to be found from beginning to end, unless you count the forest fire, which generates some heat. As The Sadistic Creep Who Must Be Killed Twice to Really Die, William Forsythe lacks panache.  My advice to Scott Glenn (ABSOLUTE POWER) and Suzy Amis (TITANIC) is to accidentally forget this film the next time they're making out a resume.
There's some small comfort in knowing this early in the year that I already have one entry for my Bottom 10 list. (At least I hope there aren't 10 worse films than this.) And I know I wasn't the only one who really disliked this movie. As the audience was filing out of the screening, I loitered in the theater lobby to catch a few comments. The general consensus seemed to be that, although the movie sucked, the promotional key ring was cool. The problem is that Fox won't be giving out key rings to regular movie-goers, so that nixes any reason to see FIRESTORM.
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Asus ROG Phone 2 gets Android 10 in beta and you can sign up now
by Ben SchoonThe ultimate Android gaming phone right now is the Asus ROG Phone 2 and it’s going to get Android 10 very soon. Here’s how to get the beta on your device.
Highlighted by the folks over at Android Police, Asus has announced a beta program to bring Android 10 to its gaming flagship. However, there are a few qualifications to get the beta.
Firstly, of course, you’ll need to have a ROG Phone 2. Next, you’ll need to be an active member of the ZenTalk forums. It’s unclear if signing up for a new account will hurt your chances of getting the beta, so best of luck.
To get the Android 10 beta, you’ll also need to share the IMEI and serial number of your ROG Phone 2 with Asus and report bugs in the company’s requested format as you test out the beta update. Asus also asks that users keep the update’s changes confidential. Further OTAs as part of the beta program are also mandatory.
Since this is a closed beta, you’ll want to get in on it sooner rather than later. You can sign up here.
Notably, the ROG Phone 2 would be the second Asus device to get Android 10 following the ZenFone 6 which was updated recently.
More on Asus:
- Asus ROG Phone 2 now available in the United States for $899
- Asus ZenFone 6 gets Android 10 update, rolling out over OTA
- ROG Phone 2 goes official w/ 120 Hz HDR display, Snapdragon 855+, more
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This will test if a book is added and it will also test if the list of books can be seen
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Book Exchange Test
Tests Requesting, Accepting, setGeo, viewGeo, borrowing, returning
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G-Shock expands elite MR-G range with Bluetooth support for uber-precise timekeeping
Right on time
by Chris KerrG-Shock has updated its elite MR-G range of premium watches with a new bluetooth connected model that promises to combine "extreme toughness with sophisticated design." Although it could probably use a catchier name, the new MRG-B1000D-1AER (£2,200) impresses elsewhere, and manages to squash all the original technology of its predecessors into a new miniaturised case structure that's compact and sleek. It's also a bit of a looker in monocrome set against subtle pops of colour. By far the standout feature, however, is its ability to receive time calibration signals via a bluetooth connection to maintain an impeccably precise time setting. It's a neat touch that should mean you're never late again - assuming you possess the inhuman ability to actually roll out of bed on time.


Displays a row of items that can have multiple lines per item with icons. Useful in a variety of situations including menus, filter lists, etc.


Websites are huge. Like, seriously. Wrangling content and keeping everything in check can be a huge task. This lesson talks about content management systems (to keep everything organized) and version control (to keep everyone on the same page).
View LessonThings fall apart. The center cannot hold. Web development is a fickle beast and sometimes things don't always go according to plan. In this lesson we'll look at some basic debugging tips and techniques so that when things go wrong--and they will--you can get it back on track quickly.
View LessonSurely there must be an easier way! Well, sort of...right? In this lesson, we'll take a look at some simple frontend libraries and frameworks (what they are, how they work, how they're different, and 'inversion of control').
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Consultation outcome
This report summarises the responses received to our consultation on a draft order that will give force to the government’s decision to replace the current national curriculum subject of information and communication technology (ICT) with computing from September 2014 and the regulations to disapply aspects of the existing national curriculum.
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Consultation on changes to the existing national curriculum.
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On 7 February 2013 the Rt Hon Michael Gove MP, Secretary of State for Education, launched a public consultation on the government’s proposal for the reform of the national curriculum. The consultation closed on 16 April 2013 and included:
Having carefully considered the responses to the consultation, as well as a range of other relevant factors, the government has confirmed that it plans to replace the national curriculum foundation subject of ICT with computing at all four key stages and disapply the aspects of existing programmes of study, attainment targets and statutory assessment arrangements from September 2013 for a set time.
The government has undertaken a single consultation which sought representations on the draft order and draft regulations required to bring these changes into effect. The consultation was conducted under section 96 of the Education Act 2002. The reports summarising the consultation responses received on these matters have now been published.
Published: 3 May 2013
Updated: 21 June 2013


Paul Inventado
Exploring the use of unit tests, linters, and format checkers to enhance computer-programming instruction
It takes a lot of practice to master a complex skill like programming. CS instructors provide as much programming exercises as they can to students, but struggle with the time and effort required for creating problems, checking, and providing feedback on students’ solutions. Many instructors have used unit tests, which are programs that compare the output of student programs against expected results, to check for code correctness then manually check coding style and design. We are currently building a framework to explore the use of linters and format checkers in addition to unit tests to check the design and style of code written in C++. These tools catch common issues that significantly speeds up checking. We used the framework to create a programming-problem repository that instructors can use to assign exercises in class. Informal interviews with instructors indicated that the addition of linters and format checkers helped encourage their students to use coding best practices. We have also begun to store log data from the automated checkers. We plan to use these data for analyzing student progress in solving programming problems and gathering insights that can help inform instructor feedback.


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Percentage of adults age 25 and older with a bachelor's degree or higher (2010-2014)
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The animation system allows clips to be played individually, looped, or crossfaded with other clips. This example shows a character looping in one of several base animation states, then transitioning smoothly to one-time actions. Facial expressions are controlled independently with morph targets.
Model by Tomás Laulhé, modifications by Don McCurdy. CC0.


--- layout: project title: Workviz categories: [] tags: [] status: publish type: page published: true meta: _edit_last: '1' comments: true --- Workviz is a prototype tool for viewing live server metadata in a compact way. The original intention was not to create an admin tool but rather a way for human's to use their natural pattern recognition to identify properties in a server cluster. Written in python, using NumPy and VPython, Workviz displays a 3d representation of user-selected metrics about any number of physical machines. It also supports simulations by creating alternate "Workload Generators" and inserting them on the fly. Currently there are two workload generators built-in:


Let’s start with a clear definition It is the innate ability of every brain to create neural networks after being subjected to new experiences, giving rise to endless skills and changes that until now were considered impossible. This characteristic allows a wide flow of benefits for people, since it is empirically proven that the brain can be shaped, readjusted and even generate new neurons in different parts of the cerebral cortex. This causes, therefore, the possibility of stopping degenerative diseases, treating injuries, or treating psychological pathologies such as depression, anxiety disorders and other psychic problems.
This is a list of some benefits of neuroplasticity
This new learned concept, I would like bring to my own engage in same way how I take my sessions of CrossFit, I’m a big fun of this sport and I know if you don’t training at least 3 times per week, is hard to make grow you muscle or beat timings, so this is the idea treat my brain like as new muscle what I need to train every day with just a simple exercises suggested in the next question below.
In the web is a huge list and suggestions of habits to increase your neuroplasticity but I would like focussing in this list because is the more repetitive and make more sense to me.
Sleeping is a restorative activity in every sense: it consolidates memory, regulates every body system and improves mood. In case of not sleeping enough hours, the cognitive function is negatively affected, there is a lower quality and quantity of attention, learning and creative thinking, and the mood becomes more labile.
Staying mentally active throughout life through learning has been linked on many occasions to good mental health. Exercises such as sudoku or crosswords are alternatives that help improve cognitive functioning, reducing the incidence of disorders such as Alzheimer's. This is because mental activity, the creation of new neuronal connections, becomes a reinforcement against brain pathologies.
this activity helps not only to reduce the incidence of mood disorders, but also to produce a greater white matter by connecting different regions of the brain and improving attention and concentration.
Dr Michael Merzenich, author of Soft-Soft-Wired: How the New Science of Brain Plasticity Can Change Your Life says that brain change will be more significant if you’re motivated and alert. If you find a good reason for learning, then you will try harder and focus more on the task. This has been found to enhance neuroplasticity.
Exercise is strongly related to brain health and optimal cognitive functioning. In numerous scientific studies the constancy of some physical activity has been related to the increase in the gray matter of the brain, resulting in a greater performance in memory, attention and thought tests. It also increases the ability to generate neurons in the hippocampus, the main region for learning and experiential memory, which in turn reduces the risk of developing neurological disorders such as Alzheimer's or emotional disorders such as depression.
The concept of a growth mindset was developed by psychologist Carol Dweck and popularized in her book, Mindset: The New Psychology of Success. In recent years, many schools and educators have started using Dweck’s theories to inform how they teach students. A mindset, according to Dweck, is a self-perception or “self-theory” that people hold about themselves. Believing that you are either “intelligent” or “unintelligent” is a simple example of a mindset. People may also have a mindset related their personal or professional lives—“I’m a good teacher” or “I’m a bad parent,” for example. People can be aware or unaware of their mindsets, according to Dweck, but they can have profound effect on learning achievement, skill acquisition, personal relationships, professional success, and many other dimensions of life.
How we interact and encourage students affects their attitudes toward learning. A positive mindset is the difference between a student giving up because they’re “not a math person” and a productive struggle that yields growth. But a growth mindset isn’t just about effort. Dweck writes, “In the fixed mindset, everything is about the outcome. If you fail—or if you’re not the best—it’s all been wasted. The growth mindset allows people to value what they’re doing regardless of the outcome. They’re tackling problems, charting new courses, working on important issues. Maybe they haven’t found the cure for cancer, but the search was deeply meaningful,” (Dweck, 2015).
These two new concepts are totally new to me, I would have liked to know about them a long time ago, maybe I could have avoided the rejection of a couple of challenges by a predisposed mind to a fail.
From now on I’ll try change that predisposed mind (I know is not an easy job) and try think that every effort has a prize.


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Measures to promote competition and drive up teaching quality in higher education as set out in the Higher Education and Research Bill.
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Outlines how the Higher Education and Research Bill will ensure quality while making it easier for new higher education institutions to start awarding their own degrees and become universities. The technical note sets this out in more detail.
Published: 5 September 2016


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We were given the opportunity to take a look at elder user groups and video games while helping to port Pogo's games from an Flash to HTML5. I identified opportunities for the games to better accomodate the long-tail user-base in areas including accessibility, wayfinding principles rather than memory-based principles, and opportunities for fun mental-building activities within games. I was even given the chance to do a little bit of game design!
Feel free to visit Pogo and play some games!
Pogo.com launched in September of 1999 and has maintained the same user-base for much of that time. The needs of the Pogo users have changed as they have aged, the games and website have remained the same.
UX Designer, Visual & Interaction Designer, Game Designer (informal), User Researcher
EA Mobile, Charlottetown PEI
2017 - 2018
Knowing the struggle of elder users with technology I looked at products they already use, like Shoppers Drug Mart's website and perscription programs, as well as benchmark online platforms like Big Fish and Kongregate. I shared my research in kickoff meetings and via online collaborative documents.
We were lucky enough to gain access to a good deal of user data as well as actual users. The UX improvement concepts and simplified user personas came together easily. We were able to use these concepts as guiding principles.
Example content, not reflective of final intent.
To view my deliverables for this project please reach out to me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Working with existing content made UI layout changes an interesting challenge, every change was carefully reviewed and revised.
Omnigraffle, Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Cocos Creator, Google Sheets, Google Docs


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Each node in DigitalEdge is a virtual machine and an instance of a process group, most of which are auto-scaling. To help size a system, the following table provides details about what each node does.
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Some data sinks automatically add additional nodes when they are spawned; for example, HBase and Hive add nodes (such as zookeeper) that are needed for a complete HBase ecosystem |
| webapps.main (on tenant) |
Home to all webapps and REST APIs, including:
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Status of Indonesia Multi-sectoral Response Plan
Partners’ Response Overview
The Multi Sectoral Response Plan aims at complementing the efforts of the Government of Indonesia in addressing the direct and indirect impact of the COVID-19 crisis.
Education: Recent revisions to the national guidelines supporting school re-opening at both primary and secondary levels for learners across nearly half the country’s districts deemed low-to-moderate risk. A UNICEF supported digital assessment of over 4000 students suggests that 87% cent of them are eager to return to school despite concerns with COVID-19.
WASH: UNICEF’s WASH and the Data and Analytics team have been supporting a national digital platform assessing the ‘new normal’ guidelines which includes real-time independent monitoring of handwashing, safe distancing, and mask-usage. As part of WASH advocacy and technical support to provincial and district governments in Papua, and as part of the Reopening of Schools Protocol, UNICEF has developed a WASH data analysis and costing tool to assess the gap in WASH services in schools and funding requirements. UNICEF has supported the Handwashing Technical Guidance for schools and public places and institutions, which were endorsed by the Ministry of Education and Culture ( MOEC) and the Ministry of Health (MOH) and disseminated to all 514 districts in 34 provinces.
WHO has been supporting the MoH with webinars on waste management since 2 June. As of 06 July, 9,684 participants have been trained from 20 provinces. The Ministry of Environment and Forestry (MoEF), the MoH and WHO presented current policies on solid and liquid waste management, water, sanitation and hygiene as well as the use of incinerators and autoclaves.
Partners’ Response Overview
The Multi Sectoral Response Plan aims at complementing the efforts of the Government of Indonesia in addressing the direct and indirect impact of the COVID-19 crisis.
CCCM: IOM continues to support the national cluster for displacement and protection coordinated by MoSA through regular coordination meetings with focused discussions on the response to COVID-19.
In collaboration with MoSA, IOM is developing the TAGANA Multi-sector E-Learning platform and response plan and manual handbook to support and enhance the capacity of TAGANA in dealing with the COVID-19 response.
Nutrition: UNICEF continues to support the national and subnational government in ensuring the nutrition security of mothers, infants and young children, by developing and disseminating technical guidelines and strengthening capacity of health and community workers to ensure continuity of essential nutrition services. Various behavior change communication materials developed with the government have been disseminated to more than 7.7 million people.
Partners’ COVID-19 response
Camp management
Vulnerabilities
Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) was never fully implemented in Indonesia; this caused the lack of clear guidance on the implementation of CCCM.
Most of the displacement sites were spontaneous without proper consideration on the standards. Lack of space and protection
Lack of planning to provide a dignified life for displaced persons since the beginning of displacement until the time a durable solution is in place.
Support has mostly focused on the emergency phase.
Partners’ COVID-19 response
Camp management
Activities
IOM facilitated weekly multi-sectoral cluster coordination meetings on the COVID-19 response alongside MOSA including on the issue on camp management / camp coordination.
IOM distributed a series of operational guidelines for COVID-19 mitigation in displacement camps and camplike settings to government and non-government humanitarian actors in Indonesia, including Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) guidance on the scaling up of COVID-19 Outbreak Readiness and Response Operations in Humanitarian Situations and IOM’s practical guidelines for virus prevention and control during CCCM operations
Localization of CCCM training for 36 practitioners from 9 national NGOs was conducted. As part of the immediate actions following the training, a joint action was initiated between Humanitarian Forum Indonesia and IOM on CCCM webinar that has taken place on 12 August, with BNPB and MoSA.
A series of CCCM trainings on managing the Rohingya refugees took place on 5 – 7 August in Lhokseumawe, Aceh. The trainings were held in three batches, in each batch, 25 participants from local government, army and several humanitarian actors were included.
Partners’ COVID-19 response
Camp management
Cont. Activities
In collaboration with BAZNAS, IOM is exploring the possibility of a displacement tracking matrix (DTM) operation for Luwu Utara.
With other National Cluster partners, IOM is currently developing training curricula for TAGANA where CCCM will be one of technical expertise that will be needed by TAGANA
In collaboration with MoSA, IOM is developing the TAGANA Multi-sectoral E-Learning platform and response plan and manual handbook to support as well as enhance the capacity of TAGANA on dealing with the COVID 19 response.
Rapid assessments on quarantine facilities were initiated by IOM to support the National Cluster on Displacement and Protection and local governments in ensuring the maintenance of standards and availability of multi-sectoral services for quarantined individuals, including services such as WASH, food and nutrition, protection, and the overall management of quarantine facilities.
Partners’ Response Overview
Camp management
Gaps and Constraints
Only few organizations are committed to support the CCCM sector.
Due to the lack of space and socialization, health protocols are difficult to implement in camp locations.
Lack of updated data in camps.
Partners’ COVID-19 response
Shelter
Vulnerabilities
Shelter Sub-Cluster members remain concerned about:
Partners’ COVID-19 response
Shelter
Activities
Support to the Ministry of Social Affairs to develop and disseminate COVID-19 specific guidelines on:
Training of TAGANA volunteers on safe shelter and sheltering during COVID-19.
Cluster partners are continuing to finalise housing recovery reconstruction and relocation programs in both Lombok and Palu.
Partners’ COVID-19 response
Shelter
Cont. Activities
Coordination:
Partners’ Response Overview
Shelter
Gaps and Constraints
Gaps in shelter needs remain difficult to determine with any accuracy. The shelter Sub-cluster are currently planning for a joint rapid SMS based assessment in both Lombok and Palu and the broader COVID-19 impact to provide clearer understanding of emerging and preexisting needs.
The shelter sector remains significantly underfunded. While it is clear that the impact of COVID-19 is far greater than just health, there has been limited donor or government attention on emerging needs in the shelter sector. An increasing number of households are facing growing insecurity of tenure as loss of livelihoods impacts both on renters and homeowners.
Partners’ COVID-19 response
Education
Vulnerabilities
Regarding the academic year for 2020/2021 that began on 13 July, only a small percentage of schools reopened for classroom learning. Only schools in “green zones or no cases”, and recently added in “yellow zones or low risk regions”, which fulfill the health and safety protocols are allowed to open. Re-opening of secondary schools is prioritized, followed by primary and special need schools in September, and pre-primary schools in November 2020
Partners’ COVID-19 response
Education
Activities
The second phase of a national assessment was conducted to monitor the effectiveness of off-line learning through TV broadcasts of the Ministry of Education and Culture (MoEC) by using UNICEF’s RapidPro platform. A survey on the wider effectiveness of learning from home was conducted targeting parents and students across Indonesia, with a specific focus in Papua remote areas
UNICEF and MoEC conducted a series of webinars aimed at teachers’ capacity building with a focus on the topics related to both safe school reopening and continuation of home-based learning. More than 8,000 teachers across the country have attended the webinar series.
An online survey has been conducted by UNICEF to capture adolescents’ views and perceptions on home-based learning and school reopening, and received more than 4,000 responses from students in all 34 provinces. The survey results demonstrate the majority of students are eager to return to school: about two-thirds (66 per cent) said they feel uncomfortable studying from home and a majority (87 per cent) said they want to go back to school soon. When asked about going back to school amid the pandemic, half of respondents said they believe it would be best to return once the number of COVID-19 cases is reduced.
Wahana Visi Indonesia supported about 1,000 children and their families to continue learning from home.
Save the Children supports 4,843 children in 33 schools to continue learning through visiting teachers and community learning hours
Partners’ COVID-19 response
Education
Cont. Activities
UNICEF has supported the MoEC on the monitoring of school reopening including development of systematic data collection, analysis and visualization mechanisms. Findings have indicated around 400 out of 514 districts and cities from all risk zones have already initiated preparation for school reopening, applying necessary health and safety protocols.
To promote safe return to school and address potential COVID-19 related concerns regarding out-of-school children, UNICEF is supporting the Government in conducting ‘Back-to-Learn Campaign.’ This targets parents, school communities and local governments with key information materials on safe re-opening (e.g. health protocols, simplified curriculum).
UNICEF supported the development of national school reopening guidelines for the new academic year which resumed on 13 July 2020. Initially only schools in the “green” districts at low COVID-19 risk could reopen for face-to-face learning. However, recent revisions as of 7 August 2020 allow greater numbers of schools to reopen in both green and yellow districts if schools fulfil the minimum safety requirements. This would allow 49% of schools to re-open with others continuing distance learning.
A rapid assessment of home-based learning among children with disabilities is being conducted with UNICEF’s support. This aims to gather information on the needs, challenges and recommendations based on the learning experiences of children with disabilities during the COVID-19. The study will be finalized in mid-August 2020 and will inform guidance on learning from home for these children.
Partners’ Response Overview
Education
Gaps and Constraints
Lack of access to internet, electricity, TV and radio as the media for distance learning persists in several areas in Indonesia, especially in the rural areas. Based on the rapid survey conducted by UNICEF, bad internet connection is a major obstacle (35% of students) to Learning from Home.
Many districts open the schools, which is not in line with the joint agreement between the four ministries, especially outside of the green and yellow zone.
The school’s readiness in the green and yellow zone to meet the requirements, especially on the availability of health mapping at the school level and communication with the school’s committee and parents.
Schools’ readiness especially teacher’s capacity to implement the teaching and learning activities during the pandemic situation both on the face-to-face meeting and distance learning. The rapid survey from UNICEF has shown some of the children also feel boredom, more than 65% children feel unhappy with distance learning.
The activation of the Education Post as the information management centre for education sector at the sub-national levels is not well monitored and implemented. This caused some of the data needed by the national government to have a low response rate, for e.g. the school re-opening data.
Partners’ COVID-19 response
WASH
Vulnerabilities
Many primary health care facilities face challenges with basic hygiene and disinfection – with 20% having no water source within 500m of the facility, 52% of facilities with inadequate wastewater management and only 33% having Handwashing with soap facilities (UNICEF 2019).
Partners’ COVID-19 response
WASH
Activities
As part of the Hygiene Behavior Change Coalition global partnership with DFID/UNILEVER, UNICEF supports the development of the national coalition for public-private partnerships for handwashing with soap. The initiative is endorsed by the Ministry of Health, BAPPENAS and Ministry of Public Works. To operationalize sub-national protocols for WASH and Infection Prevention and Control, UNICEF supported 11 trainings for health care centres and trained 405 health facility staff.
A rapid assessment survey has been developed, tested and disseminated to all provinces. UNICEF has finalized WASH data analysis and costing tool to assess the gap in WASH services in schools and the funding requirements, alongside a video tutorial to support dissemination of hand washing with soap guidance for schools.
Distribution of WASH supplies is ongoing at health facilities, schools, public places and households in six provinces, reaching a total of 1,777,861 beneficiaries to date. Disinfection protocols and services have been implemented in 1,202 healthcare facilities, 196 schools and 2300 public places. Handwashing with soap stations have been installed in 408 HCFs, 59 schools and 193 public places. Through the Indonesian Red Cross Society, Unilever soap bars were distributed to 132,700 households. To operationalize WASH and Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) protocols, UNICEF supported 37 trainings for health care centers and trained 651 health facility staff. Orientation sessions for setting up handwashing with soap (HWWS) units and ensuring good operations and maintenance are conducted for the provincial and district offices.
Partners’ COVID-19 response
WASH
Cont. Activities
Save the Children’s handwashing stations and hygiene kits reached 103,829 people, which also received RCCE services.
UNICEF-supported the development of new guidelines for Community-based Total Sanitation that include precautionary measures to safeguard community members and front-line workers against COVID-19 transmission during community mobilization activities. On 30 July, the UNICEF WASH team organized a school reopening workshop convened by the Papua Provincial government that was attended by 22 district government officials, school administration staff and school associations. WASH technical and advocacy resources for improving WASH conditions in schools including WASH in schools’ data analysis, costing tool, HWWS technological options and funding guidance for school improvements were disseminated at the workshop.
In collaboration with WHO, the WASH-FIT HCF assessment tool will be piloted in one of UNICEF support provinces with a view toward national scaling up activities.
Wahana Visi Indonesia established or maintained 260 public hand-washing stations.
Partners’ COVID-19 response
WASH
Cont. Activities
To further roll-out the Reopening of Schools agenda, UNICEF supported two webinars convened by the Directorate of Senior Secondary Schools of the Ministry of Education and Culture (MoEC) and the Directorate of Madrasah of the Ministry of Religious Affairs (MoRA) to disseminate HWWS guidance to 5,000 madrasah and schoolteachers across Indonesia. Additionally, in collaboration with the Early Chilhood Development (ECD) Teachers’ Association UNICEF supported national dissemination of WASH in ECD and HWWS guidance to 500 ECD teachers.
The UNICEF WASH team has designed and used a 3M (handwashing with soap, wearing a mask and social distancing) real-time monitoring system to monitor access and compliance with key hygiene behaviours related to curbing COVID-19 transmission. The system is being piloted in DKI Jakarta before national rollout by end of August in conjunction with over 30,000 national volunteers.
Partners’ Response Overview
WASH
Gaps and Constraints
Handwashing rates remain low in the country with high numbers of open defecators and limited access to safely managed water and sanitation services. Access to handwashing is limited in major transmission risk areas including health facilities, schools and public transport points. More than half of the schools do not have access to basic handwashing facilities.
A data analysis of 1484 schools in the 15 green districts in Papua set for the phase one of schools reopening revealed that only 10% of schools have access to basic sanitation, 15% to handwashing with soap facilities and 35% to adequate water facilities.
Partners’ COVID-19 response
Nutrition
Activities
Protocols for the safe resumption of essential nutrition services are finalized, with UNICEF support. Continued advocacy and technical support has been provided to the national and sub-national governments to implement the protocol, with intensive coaching and capacity building workshops to accelerate implementation.
UNICEF has supported assessments of essential nutrition services and Infant and Young Child Feeding; and the development and dissemination of guidance re-opening of essential nutrition services.
UNICEF provided lead technical and advocacy support to the government in celebrating World Breastfeeding Week from 1-7 August in the context of COVID-19 pandemic. A few landmark events were organized, including a series of webinars and talk shows engaging thousands of key stakeholders to highlight the importance of breastfeeding during the pandemic, and to launch a national breastfeeding campaign. UNICEF and WHO issued a joint press release, which resulted in a national media coverage urging government and stakeholders to prioritize services and programmes to protect, promote and support breastfeeding as a critical component of the health and nutrition response during the pandemic.
Partners’ COVID-19 response
Nutrition
Cont. Activities
Engaging school age children and adolescents on nutritional issues has been a key focus area of UNICEF. First, UNICEF organized a Tik Tok live event engaging a celebrity doctor and chef to highlight the importance of good nutrition which engaged more than 220,000 youth participants. UNICEF also conducted and disseminated findings from a U-Report survey on adolescent dietary intake, physical activity and utilization of nutrition services during the pandemic.
In addition, upon the request of the Ministry of Education, UNICEF and WFP have agreed to develop a series of innovative nutrition education materials targeting school-age children, which will be disseminated to millions of children through government’s digital platforms.
Key nutrition and social behaviour change communication messages, materials and tools disseminated through online and offline platforms by UNICEF have reached more than 7.7 million people. The MoH and UNICEF have jointly organized webinars on various nutrition topics such as stunting, nutrition in emergencies, adolescent nutrition, infant and young child feeding, and maternal nutrition, that were participated by tens of thousands of stakeholders.
Partners’ COVID-19 response
Nutrition
Cont. Activities
UNICEF is also developing online training materials for frontline workers and caregivers to improve access and quality of counselling services during COVID-19. A chatbot has been developed to facilitate online counselling of mothers and caregivers of malnourished children while minimizing the risk of infection for health workers and community volunteers.
UNICEF continues to support the National Nutrition Sub-cluster which hosts weekly meetings of key nutrition stakeholders. Sub-national task force groups are established to focus on critical issues such as infant and young child feeding.


Dagger2 note
Thanks
- Uncle Bob’s The Clean Architecture
- Fernando Cejas’s Architecting Android…Then clean way?
- Fernando Cejas’s Architecting Android…The evolution
- Fernando Cejas’s Tasting Dagger 2 on Android
- Dagger 2, A New Type of Dependency Injection
Most important notion
While understanding a new knowledge or new things I am used to google it! But first using images search. Sometimes it is helpful to quickly understand by images, figures, diagrams. So while I was understanding Dagger, I got some images that are most important notion for me:
Dependencies graph:
Components and Modules:
Scopes:
How to use
First, please forget what Dagger is and think about your program and Inverse of Control principle (IoC)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inversion_of_control]. You may got the dependency must exists in your program. If it is existed we would easily make our code messy or Spaghetti code.
Here is my step:
Try to draw your class diagram:
Think about its denpendencis:
Dependency graph again:
Declaring Dependencies with @Inject
Conventionly, it is given dependencies from the constructor. So add @Inject on your constructor.
class Thermosiphon implements Pump {
private final Heater heater;
@Inject
Thermosiphon(Heater heater) {
this.heater = heater;
}
...
}
Of course Dagger is able to inject dependencies with fields
class CoffeeMaker {
@Inject Heater heater;
@Inject Pump pump;
...
}
## Declaring who will provide dependencies with @Module and @Provides
@Module
class DripCoffeeModule {
@Provides static Heater provideHeater() {
return new ElectricHeater();
}
@Provides static Pump providePump(Thermosiphon pump) {
return pump;
}
}
Thermosiphon is depended Heater, and Heater we can get from provideHeater()
that instantiate a Heater object.
Building the Graph with Component
@Component(modules = DripCoffeeModule.class)
interface CoffeeShop {
CoffeeMaker maker();
}
Here is a diagram version: http://i.stack.imgur.com/4RchJ.png
Be careful of Scope
Here is good reference: http://frogermcs.github.io/dependency-injection-with-dagger-2-custom-scopes/
Officail Sample Source: https://github.com/google/dagger/tree/master/examples/simple/src/main/java/coffee
Strongly recommend to see this talk
Source: https://speakerdeck.com/jakewharton/dependency-injection-with-dagger-2-devoxx-2014


What's the motto?
Everything's a game until it's not A list of books I've read this year.
Principles
by Ray Dalio
Money for the Rest of Us
by J. David Stein
Outliers
by Malcolm Gladwell [in progress]