I took approximately 12 mg of 2-CT-7 orally at around 10:30 P.M. I am a 32-year-old male who has had some experience with mushrooms, LSD, ecstasy, psilocybin, and synthetic mescaline. I had not taken any other illegal drugs other than marijuana in nine months. I was with three other people—one of which took 12 mg of 2-CT-7. The other two people were sober. In addition to the 2-CT-7 my friend and I had about three hits of marijuana directly after injesting the 2 CT-7.
I obtained the 2-CT-7 from a pharmaceutical source. The substance had been kept at –80 oC for two years and then at –20 oC for approximately two months. The powder was an off-white color with a granular appearance. The weight of the 2 CT-7 was 72 mg. I divided the 72 mg of 2-CT-7 into three roughly identical amounts (24 mg.) I placed this 24 mg of 2 CT-7 in 10 oz (~220 ml) of 4 oC unsweetened grapefruit juice. I mixed the powder thoroughly in the grapefruit juice for about two minutes. My friend and I split the portion of grapefruit juice evenly. Thus, the total amount of 2-CT-7 ingested was equal to (24/2) 12 mg of 2 CT-7.
DRUG EFFECTS
There was no immediate physiological response directly after taking the grapefruit juice containing the 2-CT-7. I couldn’t detect the taste of the 2-CT-7 in the grapefruit juice. I did not have any initial nausea or any kind of gastrointestinal discomfort upon taking the juice. My friend also could not taste the 2-CT-7 in the grapefruit juice and, likewise, did not feel any initial effects from the drug.
After approximately 30 minutes we went out to a club to see a well-known DJ at a club close to the house. We had to wait almost an hour to get into the club and it was frustrating to get into the club as I had purchased tickets beforehand and wanted to get inside because it was cold and damp outside. During this time I felt the first effects of the drug—a “+” experience at around 1.5 hours. My attitude towards the drug was probably amplified by having to wait out in the cold for an hour so I wasn’t a very happy person. I felt a subtle kind of intoxication—not hallucinogenic but I just knew I was under the influence.
My friend who had taken the drug with me also began to feel the drug at this time. She was much happier and I could tell that she was under the influence. We got into the club finally and I danced a little bit. With MDMA I am much more into dancing and the physical pleasure associated with moving is nice. With 2-CT-7 I didn’t get that pleasure from moving that I did with MDMA, but also I didn’t mind things that would normally irritate me. The club was so crowded and I got jostled about quite a bit, but didn’t really seem to care about that or the fact that it was so hot. The 2-CT-7 didn’t necessarily make the music sound any better and I really don’t think that 2-CT-7 is a particularly great “club drug.” It wasn’t hallucinogenic and didn’t enhance the feelings of dancing like MDMA does. Still, the 2-CT-7 seemed to put me in a good mood and it wasn’t at all unpleasant to be in a club environment.
The DJ stopped spinning at 1:30 a.m and I was disappointed that things were ending so early. I never got the flights of fancy that I get from MDMA or the intense empathy that I get from that drug. Still, the 2-CT-7 was nice and it was good to be with good friends and I found that conversation and relating to my close friends was effortless. The drug is completely grounding and never at all “wiggy.” I felt completely in control the whole night even though I was at a definite “++” and approached a “+++”
We went back to my friend’s house and hung out for about an hour. I started to notice here, when things had chilled out a bit, the hallucinogenic qualities of the drug and the lights on the wall at my friend’s apartment took on a three-dimensional quality. I left my friend’s house after a great night. My friend who took the drug said that she had a great time and expressed an interest in doing it again
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!] I drove home—totally without incident. I felt very much in control of the car and didn’t really have any problems driving. I noticed here that the drug definitely kept me awake and had a stimulant quality to it.
I got back at 3:00 and tried to go to bed, but couldn’t because of the stimulating quality of the drug. Very cool hallucinations here—even at this low of a dose. The hallucinations compared favorably with the ones I had gotten on LSD or mushrooms. There never was a sense of threat from the hallucinations and other than a brief moment I had very positive hallucinations all night. I went for a walk at 4:00 a.m to work off energy and to get my CD player that I had left over at my apartment because I wanted to listen to music before I went to bed. When I got back to the house I again tried to go to bed and couldn’t.
I should say here that I have an exceedingly low tolerance for drugs and it is usual for me to have very, very long trips—especially on hallucinogens. I didn’t mind (much) the fact that I couldn’t sleep because the hallucinations and the music were so nice, in-control and interesting. Normally on mushrooms or mescaline I have more muddled hallucinations that are—for lack of a better word—kind of gooey. The hallucinations I got on 2 CT-7 (and on LSD) were the ones I like—solid, bright, and sharp. Lots of lines and graphs and math and “Mondrian-esque” visuals. Very cool.
Finally, I found it harder to hallucinate and gradually got to the point where I found the comfortable darkness that ends a hallucinogenic trip. It was approximately 6:30 am when this happened. So the total length of my drug trip at 12 mg was 8 hours from ingestion to sleep. It was a very favorable experience.
My friend also related to me in a personal email that she enjoyed the experience and wanted to try it again.
SUMMARY
All in all a very good drug experience at a low dose. Very much in control the whole night with no sense of threat at all. Good hallucinations when I got into a quiet place and I would recommend it for a night of getting together with good friends. It didn’t enhance the music and the hallucinations that I got were inversely proportional to the level of aural and visual stimulation that I received. I found 2 CT-7 to be a good drug for introspection and allowed me to look at myself with insight and without judgment.
My friend who took the drug basically confirmed my experiences on the drug.
SECOND TIME
I did 2 CT-7 again at a dose of 20 mg and ingested the drug in the same manner as above with grapefruit juice. Again I went out dancing—this time to an underground dance party here in Seattle. I had a much more negative experience that the above experience. There was no sense of threat or any kind of physical toxicity. I just had a feeling of wasted energy in the midst of a wasted life. The introspection that had been friendly during my first experience became much harsher in judgment. Again I never felt any kind of threat at all—more annoyance than anything. At the end of the night I had had such a fundamentally bad night that my sense of humor kicked in and I began to laugh at myself at getting myself into such a predicament. By 5:00 am I was pretty much back down to a “++” experience and left the venue. I went home and had, again, some fantastic hallucinations—crystalline and linear.
I should mention that the night that I took this drug was my birthday so I probably was not in a very good mood.
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Welcome to the Simpsons Api! This documentation should help you familiarise yourself with the resources available and how to consume them with HTTP request. Please read the documentation before start your consults in this way you are going to know all the posibilities that you have with this amaizing Api.
http://sergobustos1.pythonanywhere.com/api/
Let's make our firt API request to the simpsons API!
You have many options to do the search you can use Postman
We'll use Postman four our examples because it´s really easy to use and it show us the data formated, but you can use curl or directly make the request on you browser.
Here is the response we get:
If tour response looks different don't worry. This is probably because more details or parameteres have been added to the API since we made this documentation.
Remember: If you find a value with -1 is beacuse there is no certified data about it.
The Base URLis the root URL for all the API. If you ever make a request to The simpsons Api and you get back a 404 NOT FOUND check this URL first:
The documentation below assumes you are going to use the Base Url to the endpoints in order to do multiple request
The simpsons API don't limit the petitions that you can do daily but in order to help people in multiple areas like school, job or practice skills making petitions to an API
The simpsons API is a completely open API. No authentication is required to query and get data. This also mean that we have limited what you can do to just GET the data.
If you have mising information or any mistake please Send us a message
All resources support Search parameters that filter the information you got. This allows you to make queries like:
http://sergobustos1.pythonanywhere.com/api/characters?status=aliveAll searches will use case-sensitive partial matches on the set of search field. To see the set of search fields for each Resource, check out the individual documentation.
Example of search by name:
The Root source provides information on all available resources within the API.
Example request
Example response:
Attributes:
-- The URL root for Characters resource
-- The URL root for Locations resource
-- The URL root for Cities resource
-- The URL root for Episodes resource
A character resource is an individual person or character within the Simpsons Universe.
Endpoints:
-- get all the character in the resource
-- get a specific character
Example request:
Example response:
Attributes:
-- The name of this character.
-- The age of this character.
-- The status of this character. Will be "alive" or "dead".
-- The gender of this character. Will be "Male" or "Female".
-- The link od our server where is located the .png image for this character
-- The last known occupation of this character.
-- The name of the person who makes the character's voice.
-- the date when was created this character. Will be "mm/dd/yyyy"
-- the date when was edited this character. Will be "mm/dd/yyyy"
Search Parameters
-- filter by name
-- filter by status
-- Will show you all the characters that appears for first time into an eppisode.
-- filter by age. Will show you all the characters that are older than the age parameter.
-- filter by age. Will show you all the characters that are younger than the age parameter.
-- filter by gender
A location resource is a building with a specific activity like banks, stores, public building.
Endpoints:
-- get all the locations
-- get a specific location
Example request:
Example response:
Attributes:
-- The name of this location.
-- The type of the location. Example: goverment building, banks or market.
-- The specific use. Example: Bank, CityHall, Bar, Store.
-- the date when was created this location. Will be "mm/dd/yyyy"
-- the date when was edited this location. Will be "mm/dd/yyyy"
Search Parameters
-- filter by name
-- filter by type
-- filter by use
A city resource is a specific place in the simpsons universe.
Endpoints:
-- get all the cities
-- get a specific city
Example request:
Example response:
Attributes:
-- The name of this city.
-- The estimated population of this city.
-- The link where is located the image of this city.
-- the date when was created this city. Will be "mm/dd/yyyy"
-- the date when was edited this city. Will be "mm/dd/yyyy"
Search Parameters
-- filter by name
-- filter the cities that has population under the parameter.
-- filter the cities that has more population than the parameter.
An episode resource is a chapter of the simpsons universe
Endpoints:
-- get all the episodes
-- get a specific episode
Example request:
Example response:
Attributes:
-- The name of this episode.
-- The date when was launched this episode.
-- The season of this episode.
-- The number of the episode in the simpsons Universe.
-- the date when was created this episode. Will be "mm/dd/yyyy"
-- the date when was edited this episode. Will be "mm/dd/yyyy"
Search Parameters
-- filter by name
-- filter by season
-- filter by number of the episode
-- filter by the date of the episode. Example mm/dd/yyyy as a string


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The Debug class is a simple utility for debugging variables, objects, arrays, etc by outputting information to the display. This is not meant as a one-stop-shop to all of your debugging needs, but as a simple way to throw out information quickly to check things as you go.
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Text is the main way that teams visualize content and complete their work, so we've developed a typographic landscape that uses system fonts for all standard typefaces in Diksha products.
Please note : All the fonts are of the same font size and weight, i.e. Noto Sans Regular
The most powerful part of the 8pt grid concept is its ability to drive consistency throughout your designs. You will need to assess the needs of your users and the best way to scale your typography to meet those needs.
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| H2 | H2.Sunbird Heading |
2rem | 28px |
| H3 | H3.Sunbird Heading |
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Margot Robbie Teases The 'Kooky' Birds Of Prey
by James Whitbrook and Gordon JacksonThe mid-season finale of The Walking Dead is nigh! The Flash adds a classic DC Comics character while another invites the Legends to the big Crisis. Plus updates from His Dark Materials, The Boys, and more. Spoilers away!
Deadpool 3
Appearing as a guest on Adam Carolla’s podcast, T.J. Miller revealed he’s “under contract” to reprise his role as Wade Wilson’s friend, Weasel, in a third Deadpool movie if Disney wants him to.
Of course, if they want me to do Deadpool 3, I’m going to. I’m under contract.
To be honest, I’d almost would rather that they didn’t. I think Deadpool 2, we knocked it out of the park. I really think it ended up being great and I was worried about that. So what if Deadpool 3 is… eh.
The Suicide Squad
Speaking with Variety, Margot Robbie promised James Gunn’s The Suicide Squad is “going to be very, very good.”
You’re going to be laughing a lot. It’s going to be good is all I can say for now. It’s going to be very, very good.
Birds of Prey and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn
In the same article, Robbie described Birds of Prey as a “poppy” and “bonkers” film told entirely from Harley Quinn’s point of view.
The story in Birds of Prey is told from her point of view, so you have an insight into Harley’s world in a way that you didn’t in the first Suicide Squad film, nor that you’ll have in the next Suicide Squad film. It’s a little bonkers. It reflects her personality. It’s heightened. It’s poppy, it’s fun, it’s violent, it’s crazy. It’s absurd. It’s kooky. It’s hilarious. It’s a little heartbreaking.
The Wretched
A young boy faces off against a 1,000 year-old witch who emerges from a deer carcass in the trailer for IFC Midnight’s The Wretched.
The Flash
TV Line reports Natalie Dreyfuss has been cast as the Elongated Man’s future wife, Sue Dearbon. Described as “possessing a fierce intelligence and a spitfire personality” the character is “daughter to one of Central City’s most wealthy families. But there’s much more to Sue than just the socialite reputation that always precedes her, which master detective Ralph will discover when they finally meet later during Season 6.”
American Horror Story
In a recent interview with Deadline, Ryan Murphy teased American Horror Story’s tenth season may include several returning “fan-favourite actors” as it “might be our last.”
We’re working on an idea for season 10 that I think people will love because it’s about reuniting fan-favourite actors to come back — because it might be our last season.
It’s the last season we have contracted. So, I’ve been quietly reaching out to various people. Some people I haven’t reached out to yet because I was like ‘Do I have a role for them?’ So far, everybody I reached out to said ‘Yes’, so that’s been great.”
We’re in the middle of negotiations about beyond season 10. We have had conversations about the show going 20 seasons. If [FX’s John Landgraf] for some reason said, ‘We don’t want to make this anymore’, would I call up Netflix? Yes. But he’s only ever expressed love and enthusiasm and he wants to keep it going. I have every good intention of it staying there and I think he does too. We’re talking about it. We’re trying to figure it out.
The Pioneer
NBC is developing a new series based on Bridget Tyler’s recent sci-fi novel, The Pioneer, from Burn Notice creator, Matt Nix. The story is said to concern a grieving mother named Alice Watson and “her headstrong daughter Joanna” unexpectedly finding themselves “pivotal in the survival of their family, and their colony, after the arrival on their new planet does not go according to plan.
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The Boys
Filming has wrapped on the second season of The Boys according to showrunner Eric Kripke on Twitter.
Crisis on Infinite Earths
Harbinger enlists the Legends of Tomorrow in the latest TV spot for Crisis on Infinite Earths.
KSiteTV also has images from the event’s lead-in episode of Supergirl, “Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part One.” Click through to see the rest.
Black Lightning
Additionally, KSiteTV has images from tonight’s episode of Black Lightning. More at the link.
Evil
David is hit with a lawsuit by a traumatized recipient of an exorcism in the synopsis for “Exorcism Part 2,” the December 5 (in the United States) episode of Evil guest-starring Peter Scolari as a Bishop.
David is shocked to learn he is being sued for inflicting severe psychological harm on Caroline Hopkins (Karen Pittman), after he assisted in her exorcism. The accusation leads him to question his future as a priest, especially once he develops a very close connection with his defence attorney, Renée Harris (Renée Elise Goldsberry), on EVIL, Thursday, December 5 on the CBS Television Network. Peter Scolari guest stars as Bishop Marx.
His Dark Materials
Spoiler TV also has synopses for episodes four and five of His Dark Materials.
Episode 4: Armour
Debut date in the United States: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25.
Arriving North, Lyra (Dafne Keen) seeks allies in the witches, an aeronaut and an armoured bear.
Written by Jack Thorne; directed by Otto Bathurst.
Episode 5: The Lost Boy
Debut date in the United States: MONDAY, DECEMBER 2.
The alethiometer sends Lyra (Dafne Keen) and Iorek (Joe Tandberg) on a new path, leading to a shocking but vital clue.
Written by Jack Thorne; directed by Otto Bathurst.
Supergirl
Lena points a Kryptonite-loaded cannon at Supergirl in the trailer for next week’s episode, “The Wrath of Rama Khan.”
Batwoman
Alice reaches her boiling point in the trailer for next week’s episode of Batwoman, “A Mad Tea-Party.”
The Walking Dead
Finally, Gamma unmasks herself in a clip from “The World Before,” next week’s midseason finale of The Walking Dead.
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We started OnChat about four years before IMVU, Eric Ries’s avatar based startup and often cited case study in his book, The Lean Startup. Ultimately, we learned that when bandwidth costs exceed subscription revenue, your done.
Back when Pixar was just a software company, Matt worked for two of the most innovative visual effects companies in the industry: Boss Films and Digital Domain. He helped produce ground breaking Computer Generated Imagery and Motion Capture for some really cool movies including True Lies, Interview with a Vampire, Apollo 13, Species, Outbreak, Starship Troopers, and Air Force One.
University of Arizona Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Business Administration and Management, General 1986 – 1990
Purdue University Certificate of Watershed Management Leadership, Watershed Management 2010 – 2011
matthew.r.newell@gmail.com


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Class Summary |
| About |
Displays About the game and its authors |
| CheckProgress |
The purpose of this class is to check to see if
a player has made a mistake in the placement of
a guess. |
| ChoosePuzzle |
Action to choos a puzzles. |
| Clear |
Listens for the clear event in Menu, the button |
| Connect |
Connects client to server. |
| Cozener |
Listens for the Cozener action which is ctrl-m
gives the user the answers. |
| Exit |
Exits the game |
| HowTo |
Displays the rules of the game. |
| Options |
Display player options and allows them to be modified. |
| Pause |
Action that pauses game play. |
| Print |
Listens for the clear event in Menu, the button |
| Redo |
Action to redo any previous undone actions. |
| Resume |
Brings the game from a paused state to game in progress. |
| Start |
Changes the game state from WAITING_FOR_PLAYERS to GAME_IN_PROGRESS. |
| StartComputerPlayer |
Starts a computer player instance. |
| Undo |
The action for undoing actions. |


China to establish 'robust' national security mechanism for Hong Kong
BEIJING (Reuters) - China will establish a “robust” legal system and enforcement mechanism to safeguard national security in Hong Kong, the ruling Communist Party said on Tuesday, following a meeting last week of its senior leadership.
China will also “perfect” the system under which the party has full jurisdictional power over Hong Kong according to the Basic Law and constitution, the party said, in a long statement carried by state news agency Xinhua.
It gave no details on how the measures will be implemented.


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#include <stm8s.h>
Option Bytes (OPT)
Definition at line 1621 of file stm8s.h.
◆ NOPT1
Complementary Option byte 1
Definition at line 1625 of file stm8s.h.
◆ NOPT2
Complementary Option byte 2
Definition at line 1627 of file stm8s.h.
◆ NOPT3
Complementary Option byte 3
Definition at line 1629 of file stm8s.h.
◆ NOPT4
Complementary Option byte 4
Definition at line 1631 of file stm8s.h.
◆ NOPT5
Complementary Option byte 5
Definition at line 1633 of file stm8s.h.
◆ NOPT7
Complementary Option byte 7
Definition at line 1637 of file stm8s.h.
◆ OPT0
Option byte 0: Read-out protection (not accessible in IAP mode)
Definition at line 1623 of file stm8s.h.
◆ OPT1
Option byte 1: User boot code
Definition at line 1624 of file stm8s.h.
◆ OPT2
Option byte 2: Alternate function remapping
Definition at line 1626 of file stm8s.h.
◆ OPT3
Option byte 3: Watchdog option
Definition at line 1628 of file stm8s.h.
◆ OPT4
Option byte 4: Clock option
Definition at line 1630 of file stm8s.h.
◆ OPT5
Option byte 5: HSE clock startup
Definition at line 1632 of file stm8s.h.
◆ OPT7
Option byte 7: flash wait states
Definition at line 1636 of file stm8s.h.
◆ RESERVED1
Reserved Option byte
Definition at line 1634 of file stm8s.h.
◆ RESERVED2
Reserved Option byte
Definition at line 1635 of file stm8s.h.
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:
- Libraries/STM8S_StdPeriph_Driver/inc/stm8s.h


public class Summarizer
extends Object
The methods in this package provide various statistics for Vectors contained inside DataFrames.
This class lets users pick the statistics they would like to extract for a given column. Here is an example in Scala:
import org.apache.spark.ml.linalg._
import org.apache.spark.sql.Row
val dataframe = ... // Some dataframe containing a feature column and a weight column
val multiStatsDF = dataframe.select(
Summarizer.metrics("min", "max", "count").summary($"features", $"weight")
val Row(Row(minVec, maxVec, count)) = multiStatsDF.first()
If one wants to get a single metric, shortcuts are also available:
val meanDF = dataframe.select(Summarizer.mean($"features"))
val Row(meanVec) = meanDF.first()
Note: Currently, the performance of this interface is about 2x~3x slower than using the RDD interface.
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Summarizer() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static Column |
count(Column col) |
static Column |
count(Column col,
Column weightCol) |
static Column |
max(Column col) |
static Column |
max(Column col,
Column weightCol) |
static Column |
mean(Column col) |
static Column |
mean(Column col,
Column weightCol) |
static SummaryBuilder |
metrics(scala.collection.Seq<String> metrics)
Given a list of metrics, provides a builder that it turns computes metrics from a column.
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static SummaryBuilder |
metrics(String... metrics)
Given a list of metrics, provides a builder that it turns computes metrics from a column.
|
static Column |
min(Column col) |
static Column |
min(Column col,
Column weightCol) |
static Column |
normL1(Column col) |
static Column |
normL1(Column col,
Column weightCol) |
static Column |
normL2(Column col) |
static Column |
normL2(Column col,
Column weightCol) |
static Column |
numNonZeros(Column col) |
static Column |
numNonZeros(Column col,
Column weightCol) |
static Column |
variance(Column col) |
static Column |
variance(Column col,
Column weightCol) |
public static SummaryBuilder metrics(String... metrics)
See the documentation of Summarizer
for an example.
The following metrics are accepted (case sensitive): - mean: a vector that contains the coefficient-wise mean. - variance: a vector tha contains the coefficient-wise variance. - count: the count of all vectors seen. - numNonzeros: a vector with the number of non-zeros for each coefficients - max: the maximum for each coefficient. - min: the minimum for each coefficient. - normL2: the Euclidean norm for each coefficient. - normL1: the L1 norm of each coefficient (sum of the absolute values).
metrics
- metrics that can be provided.IllegalArgumentException
- if one of the metric names is not understood.
Note: Currently, the performance of this interface is about 2x~3x slower then using the RDD interface.
public static SummaryBuilder metrics(scala.collection.Seq<String> metrics)
See the documentation of Summarizer
for an example.
The following metrics are accepted (case sensitive): - mean: a vector that contains the coefficient-wise mean. - variance: a vector tha contains the coefficient-wise variance. - count: the count of all vectors seen. - numNonzeros: a vector with the number of non-zeros for each coefficients - max: the maximum for each coefficient. - min: the minimum for each coefficient. - normL2: the Euclidean norm for each coefficient. - normL1: the L1 norm of each coefficient (sum of the absolute values).
metrics
- metrics that can be provided.IllegalArgumentException
- if one of the metric names is not understood.
Note: Currently, the performance of this interface is about 2x~3x slower then using the RDD interface.


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| Cockpit Guide |
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index.htmlindex.html — Main cockpit shell, for a single machine |
<iframe<EMAIL_ADDRESS>width="600" height="400"></iframe>
This is a Cockpit component that provides an interface to configure a single machine. It loads other components on demand to make that happen.
Component URL |
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{{errorMessage}}
Number of available shuttles
{{shuttleCount || 'N/A'}}
Departure location Reset
{{ departureLocation.name || 'No departure location selected yet.'}}
Time till next shuttle arrives
{{nearestShuttle.distance_matrix.duration.text || 'N/A'}}
Type of shuttle
{{nearestShuttle ? nearestShuttle.size + ' size bus' : 'N/A'| capitalize}}
This service works best with a GPS-enabled device. Learn why.


Google Chrome is a web browser developed by Google, released in 2008. Chrome is the world's most popular web browser today!
this is a simple text.
Google Chrome is a web browser developed by Google, released in 2008. Chrome is the world's most popular web browser today!


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Settings
Offline
Settings
×
Chip Id:
Wifi SSID:
IP:
MAC:
LED Count:
LED Data PIN:
Uptime:


If you have a GUI with a user that is included in Administrators group you first need to open up cmd.exe for the administrator. Open up the cmd from c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe. This will give you a cmd with Administrators rights.
Escalate to SYSTEM from Administrator
#Get time of machine
time
#Schedule task with 'at'
at 01:23 /interactive cmd.exe
This is possible in XP- because scheduled tasks run as SYSTEM!
Also see Post PrivEsc Pillage / Loot > Windows > Adminsitrator Access > Escalate to System
Kitrap
On some machines the at 20:20 trick does not work. It never works on Windows 2003 for example. Instead you can use Kitrap. Upload both files and execute vdmaillowed.exe. I think it only works with GUI.
vdmallowed.exe
vdmexploit.dll


| add_sub | Add annotation underneath a plot |
| agg_null_device | Null devices |
| align_plots | Align multiple plots vertically and/or horizontally |
| as_grob | Convert a base plot or a ggplot2 plot into a grob |
| as_gtable | Convert plot or other graphics object into a gtable |
| axis_canvas | Generates a canvas onto which one can draw axis-like objects. |
| background_grid | Add/modify/remove the background grid in a ggplot2 plot |
| cairo_null_device | Null devices |
| circle_key_glyph | Create customizable legend key glyphs |
| cowplot | Streamlined Plot Theme and Plot Annotations for 'ggplot2' |
| draw_figure_label | Add a label to a figure |
| draw_grob | Draw a grob. |
| draw_image | Draw an image |
| draw_label | Draw a text label or mathematical expression. |
| draw_line | Draw a line from connected points |
| draw_plot | Draw a (sub)plot. |
| draw_plot_label | Add a label to a plot |
| draw_text | Draw multiple text-strings in one go. |
| GeomDrawGrob | Draw a grob. |
| get_legend | Retrieve the legend of a plot |
| get_panel | Retrieve the panel or part of a panel of a plot |
| get_panel_component | Retrieve the panel or part of a panel of a plot |
| get_plot_component | Get plot components |
| get_subtitle | Get plot titles |
| get_title | Get plot titles |
| get_x_axis | Get plot axes |
| get_y_axis | Get plot axes |
| ggdraw | Set up a drawing layer on top of a ggplot |
| ggsave2 | Cowplot reimplementation of 'ggsave()'. |
| gtable_remove_grobs | Remove named elements from gtable |
| gtable_squash_cols | Set the width of given columns to 0. |
| gtable_squash_rows | Set the height of given rows to 0. |
| insert_xaxis_grob | Insert an axis-like grob on either side of a plot panel in a ggplot2 plot. |
| insert_yaxis_grob | Insert an axis-like grob on either side of a plot panel in a ggplot2 plot. |
| panel_border | Add/remove the panel border in a ggplot2 plot |
| pdf_null_device | Null devices |
| plot_components | Get plot components |
| plot_component_names | Get plot components |
| plot_grid | Arrange multiple plots into a grid |
| plot_to_gtable | Convert plot or other graphics object into a gtable |
| png_null_device | Null devices |
| rectangle_key_glyph | Create customizable legend key glyphs |
| save_plot | Alternative to 'ggsave()', with better support for multi-figure plots. |
| set_null_device | Sets the null graphics device |
| stamp | Stamp plots with a label, such as good, bad, or ugly. |
| stamp_bad | Stamp plots with a label, such as good, bad, or ugly. |
| stamp_good | Stamp plots with a label, such as good, bad, or ugly. |
| stamp_ugly | Stamp plots with a label, such as good, bad, or ugly. |
| stamp_wrong | Stamp plots with a label, such as good, bad, or ugly. |
| theme_cowplot | Create the default cowplot theme |
| theme_half_open | Create the default cowplot theme |
| theme_map | Create a theme for map plotting |
| theme_minimal_grid | Minimalistic themes with grids |
| theme_minimal_hgrid | Minimalistic themes with grids |
| theme_minimal_vgrid | Minimalistic themes with grids |
| theme_nothing | Create a completely empty theme |


Hello. I'm a tech expert Codeman. I really wanted to make Discord server where member chat about tech related things and where members can get tech support. So, I made "Tech Lab" Discord server.
Hello I am a tech expert Riki in the server I am TechMan. I really wanted to grow this server so I am a Assistant of Codeman I also know a lot of stuff about tech. I am an Expert on Apple devices.
No Messages Right Now
Hello I am Kaichan12#6200. I am a staff in Tech Lab. I make the server better an invite more people.


| Field | Required | Type | Description |
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predictions |
required | Array<PlaceAutocompletePrediction> |
Contains an array of predictions. See PlaceAutocompletePrediction for more information. |
status |
required | PlacesStatus |
Contains metadata on the request. See PlacesStatus for more information. |
error_message |
optional | string |
Contains additional information about the request. |
info_messages |
optional | Array<string> |
Contains additional information about the request. This field is only returned for successful requests. It may not always be returned, and its content is subject to change. |
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