Hack 33 Use One Time Passwords
Sometimes even a complex password may not meet
your security needs.
If
you
are on the road and need to access the
corporate network from a non-secure computer in a public place, the
risk of password leakage increases. Could the person next to you be
shoulder surfing, watching as you log into the network? Does the
computer you're using have some sort of installed
spyware or keystroke logger? Is there a packet sniffer running
somewhere on the network? In such a situation, a One Time Password
can be a real lifesaver.
3.11.1 Configuring OPIE
FreeBSD comes with
OPIE, or One-time Passwords In
Everything, a type of software OTP system. It is easy to configure
and doesn't require any additional hardware or
proprietary software running on a server. Ideally, you should
configure OPIE before leaving your secure network. For example, if
you plan on traveling with your laptop, configure OPIE while
connected to the office network. Make sure you are logged in as your
regular user account to the particular system you'll
need to access while on the road.
Start by adding yourself to the OPIE database, or
/etc/opiekeys, using
opiepasswd. If you
intend to access your workstation while on the road, run this command
while physically sitting at your workstation. Include the console
switch (-c) to indicate you are at that
station's console, so it is safe to enter a
passphrase:
% opiepasswd -c
Adding dru:
Only use this method from the console; NEVER from remote. If you are using
telnet, xterm, or a dial-in, type ^C now or exit with no password.
Then run opiepasswd without the -c parameter.
Using MD5 to compute responses.
Enter new secret pass phrase:
Secret pass phrases must be between 10 and 127 characters long.
Enter new secret pass phrase:
Again new secret pass phrase:
ID dru OTP key is 499 dh0391
CHUG ROSA HIRE MALT DEBT EBEN
See that warning at the beginning? If you don't have
physical access to the system's keyboard—say,
you're logging into a server—make sure you use
ssh to log into that system before running the
opiepasswd -c command. Your
only protection from another user using your one-time password is
your
passphrase, which is basically a
long password that can include spaces. If that passphrase is
transmitted over the network in clear text, you've
defeated the whole purpose of this exercise.
Note that the passphrase isn't used as a password
per se; instead, it is used to prove who added the account to the
database and is therefore the rightful owner of the resulting
response or one-time password. You'll need to issue
that passphrase whenever you need to view your responses. Responses
are always comprised of six uppercase nonsense words.
Next, verify that you are indeed in the OPIE
database:
% opieinfo
498 dh0391
The opieinfo command displays the count
(498) that will be used at the next login. It will
also display the seed associated with that count
(dh0391). In this example, it is expecting the
response associated with 498, but I only know the
response for 499. I'll need to
use an
OTP password calculator to figure
out the correct response; that calculator is really just the
opiekey
command.
You could use the calculator from a separate terminal every time you
login, but it is usually more convenient to print a list of responses
and regenerate a new list whenever you run out of responses.
3.11.2 Generating Responses
In order to use the calculator, you need to know three things:
Your current counter Your seed Your secret passphrase
The challenge at the login prompt will display the current counter
and seed. However, it is important that only you know your secret
passphrase. Otherwise, anyone could calculate the response and log
into your account.
To generate a list of responses, use the number switch
(-n), followed by the number of desired responses
and your current count and seed:
% opiekey -n 5 498 dh0391
Using the MD5 algorithm to compute response.
Reminder: Don't use opiekey from telnet or dial-in sessions.
Enter secret pass phrase:
494: MEAN ADD NEON CAIN LION LAUD
495: LYLE HOLD HIGH HOME ITEM MEL
496: WICK BALI MAY EGO INK TOOK
497: RENT ARM WARN ARC LICE DOME
498: LEAD JAG MUCH MADE NONE WRIT
You can either direct that output to a printer or record those
responses by hand. Either way, store those responses in a safe place
such as your wallet, as these are your next five one-time passwords.
The next time you log in, use the response that matches the count at
your login prompt:
login: dru
otp-md5 498 dh0391 ext
Password: (here I pressed Enter)
otp-md5 498 dh0391 ext
Password [echo on]: LEAD JAG MUCH MADE NONE WRIT
Once you configure OPIE on a 5.1 FreeBSD system, you will be required
to respond to the OTP challenge whenever you log into that system. If
you press Enter, you'll turn on
echo so you can see the response as
you type it.
Echo is usually a bad thing when logging in because anyone can see
your password. However, with a one-time password, it
doesn't matter if anyone sees that password, as it
can't be reused. Also, unlike a reusable password,
the response is not case-sensitive, so it doesn't
matter if you type it in upper- or lowercase. Do take care, though,
that no one sees your list of responses or your passphrase.
If your counter gets low—say, 10 or less—reset it before
it hits 0. Use
opiepasswd again, but
this time specify a new count and a new seed. Here
I'll use a count of 499 and a new
seed of dh1357:
% opiepasswd -n 499 -s dh1357
Updating dru:
You need the response from an OTP generator.
Old secret pass phrase:
otp-md5 8 dh0391 ext
Response: loot omit safe eric jolt dark
New secret pass phrase:
otp-md5 499 dh1357
Response: hewn as dot mel mali mann
How long it will take you to cycle through your OTP passwords will
depend upon how often you need to log in. You may find it convenient
to generate a week's worth of responses at the
beginning of each week.
It's also a good idea to consider how often to
change your
passphrase.
You'll be prompted to when you reset your counter.
For example, if you plan on changing your passphrase every 100
responses, specify -n 100 when you run
opiepasswd. The passphrase itself needs to be
memorable. Fortunately, it can contain spaces, so you can input, say,
a line from a song or a poem.
3.11.3 Choosing When to Use OTP
Starting
with FreeBSD 5.1-RELEASE, users are forced
to use OTP once they've added themselves to the OPIE
database. It doesn't matter if the user logs into
that system using a local keyboard or over the network using
ssh. This behavior is controlled by PAM, or, to be
more specific, the auth section of
/etc/pam.d/login:
% more /etc/pam.d/login
#
# $FreeBSD: src/etc/pam.d/login,v 1.11 2002/05/08 00:33:02 des Exp $
#
# PAM configuration for the "login" service
#
# auth
auth required pam_nologin.so no_warn
auth sufficient pam_self.so no_warn
auth sufficient pam_opie.so no_warn no_fake_prompts
auth requisite pam_opieaccess.so no_warn
#auth sufficient pam_kerberosIV.so no_warn try_first_pass
#auth sufficient pam_krb5.so no_warn try_first_pass
#auth sufficient pam_ssh.so no_warn try_first_pass
auth required pam_unix.so no_warn try_first_pass nullok
snip
Perhaps you'd like users to have the option of using
their regular password when logging in locally, but force them to use
OTP when logging in over the network. To achieve that, add the
allow_local option to the
opieaccess line so it looks like this:
auth requisite pam_opieaccess.so allow_local no_warn
This option lets the user type either her regular password or her OTP
response if she's logging in
locally. However, if she's logging in over the
network, the login attempt will fail unless she gives the correct
OTP
response.
3.11.4 See Also
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问题描述 :
A square is a 4-sided polygon whose sides have equal length and adjacent sides form 90-degree angles. It is also a polygon such that rotating about its centre by 90 degrees gives the same polygon. It is not the only polygon with the latter property, however, as a regular octagon also has this property.
So we all know what a square looks like, but can we find all possible squares that can be formed from a set of stars in a night sky? To make the problem easier, we will assume that the night sky is a 2-dimensional plane, and each star is specified by its x and y coordinates.
输入:
The input consists of a number of test cases. Each test case starts with the integer n (1 <= n <= 1000) indicating the number of points to follow. Each of the next n lines specify the x and y coordinates (two integers) of each point. You may assume that the points are distinct and the magnitudes of the coordinates are less than 20000. The input is terminated when n = 0.
输出:
For each test case, print on a line the number of squares one can form from the given stars.
样例输入:
4 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 9 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 2 1 2 2 2 0 1 1 1 2 1 4 -2 5 3 7 0 0 5 2 0
样例输出:
1 6 1
解题代码:
//* @author: import java.util.Scanner; import java.util.HashSet; public class Main{ private int n; private Point p[]; private HashSet< Point> pset=new HashSet< Point>(); private int sum; public Main(int n,Point p[]){ this.n=n; this.p=p; for(int i=0;i< p.length;i++) pset.add(p[i]); } public int getSum(){ return sum; } public void doIt(){ int bound; int a1, a2, b1, b2, ab1, ab2, x1, y1, x2, y2, x3, y3, x4, y4; for (int i = 0; i < n; i++){ for (int j = i + 1; j < n; j++) { a1 = p[i].getX(); a2 = p[i].getY(); b1 = p[j].getX(); b2 = p[j].getY(); ab1 = a1 - b1; ab2 = a2 - b2; x1 = a1 + ab2; y1 = a2 - ab1; x2 = b1 + ab2; y2 = b2 - ab1; if (pset.contains(new Point(x1, y1)) && pset.contains(new Point(x2, y2))) sum++; x3 = a1 - ab2; y3 = a2 + ab1; x4 = b1 - ab2; y4 = b2 + ab1; if (pset.contains(new Point(x3, y3)) && pset.contains(new Point(x4, y4))) sum++; } } } public static void main(String args[]){ Scanner in=new Scanner(System.in); int x=0; int y=0; while(true){ int n=in.nextInt(); if(n==0) break; Point p[]=new Point[n]; for(int i=0;i< n;i++){ x=in.nextInt(); y=in.nextInt(); p[i]=new Point(x,y); //System.out.println(p[i]); } Main m=new Main(n,p); m.doIt(); System.out.println(m.getSum()/4); } } } class Point { private int x; private int y; public Point(int x,int y) { this.x = x; this.y = y; } public void setX(int x){ this.x=x; } public void setY(int y){ this.y=y; } public int getX(){ return this.x; } public int getY(){ return this.y; } public boolean equals(Object o) { if (this == o) { return true; } if (o.getClass() == Point.class) { Point p = (Point)o; return (p.x==x) && (p.y==y); } return false; } public int hashCode() { long bits = getX(); bits ^= getY() * 31; return (((int) bits) ^ ((int) (bits >> 32))); } public String toString() { return "Point[" +x+"," +y+ "]"; } }
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Melted sugar with roasted peanuts - a very simple, yet delicious recipe. And if there is no doubt about the flavor, there is doubt about
the origin of the candy's name: some say it's because it resembles the irregular sidewalk of historic Brazilian cities such as Paraty,
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Ingredients
- 1/2 kg peanuts, roasted and peeled
- 1/2 kg sugar
- 1 can of condensed milk/li>
- 3 tablespoons of margarine
Directions
- Put the peanuts, sugar, and margarine in a pan.
- Bring to the boil, stirring constantly.
- When it starts to form a syrup, add the condensed milk.
- Stir it well until it comes loose from the bottom of the pan, like brigadeir.
- Put it in a tray greased with margarine.
- Let it cool and cut it into pieces.


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PARIS (Reuters) - France’s Foreign Ministry will summon Turkey’s ambassador following insulting comments made by President Tayyip Erdogan, a French presidency official said on Friday.
Erdogan said that Emmanuel Macron’s warning that NATO was suffering from “brain death” reflected a “sick and shallow” understanding and that he should check whether he was not brain dead himself.
“On the latest excesses by the Turkish president, these are not statements, these are insults,” the official said. “We are expecting president Erdogan to clarify.”


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U.S. Cellular: Everything you need to know
What you need to know about America's fifth largest network provider.
by Samuel ContrerasWhen people talk about postpaid nationwide cell phone networks in the U.S. they usually mean the Big Four: AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon. But there is a fifth company who offers full-service nationwide contract plans that are as good or better than the bigger corporations: U.S. Cellular.
Even though U.S. Cellular is a smaller company, it partners with other providers to offer great coverage nationwide. If you were looking for an alternative to the other carriers or simply want to try something different, U.S. Cellular can be a great option.
Let's have a look at what you need to know.
- Great nationwide coverage
- Reciprocal roaming and rural coverage
- Does it have 5G?
- There are data plans to fit everyone
- Popular phones are supported
Nationwide coverage
U.S. Cellular
A focus on service
U.S. Cellular offers nationwide coverage with great phones and competitive prices. You can choose from unlimited plans with a range of features, so there's a fit for everyone.
Great nationwide coverage
U.S. Cellular offers good voice and LTE coverage in the continental U.S. Coverage maps aren't the best way to gauge service for any one particular area, but they can give a good indication of the overall network footprint. All things considered, this is a strong coverage map and the majority of Americans should be covered.
There is a very good chance that you'll have good U.S. Cellular coverage if you're in the States. As always, make sure you have coverage before signing up.
Reciprocal roaming and rural coverage
U.S. Cellular uses what it calls "4G LTE Data Partner Coverage" for a good chunk of its service area. This means it has an arrangement with another company to use its networks in areas where there's a need. Your U.S. Cellular phone will work seamlessly in these places and you won't even know there's a difference. It also doesn't cost you anything extra when it happens. In addition to agreements with AT&T and Verizon, U.S. Cellular partners with King Street Wireless for deployment of the 700Mhz LTE band in 27 states.
This means U.S. Cellular has the same type of great coverage in rural areas that AT&T and Verizon offer. You can look here for an interactive map that shows where partner coverage is located.
Does it have 5G?
U.S. Cellular continues to show that it means business. The carrier announced that it would begin deploying 5G service to many of its towers in early 2020.
U.S. Cellular is deploying 5G on its low-band 600Mhz spectrum. While 5G at this lower frequency won't be able to hit some of the fast speeds seen on high-band 5G deployments, it should be a significant improvement over 4G LTE. U.S. Cellular is pulling this off by upgrading its towers to support both 4G LTE and 5G on the same equipment. This allows the carrier time to get the fiber backhaul updated, which allows for better speed and consistency on LTE as well.
There are data plans to fit everyone
U.S. Cellular has moved its postpaid plans to an unlimited format, with features such as HD streaming and hotspot data to separate them. The top two unlimited plans also have a feature called Payback which credits your account if you use less than 3GB per month.
Unlimited Plans
| Basic | Everyday | Even Better | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unlimited talk and text | yes | yes | yes |
| Video quality | 480p | 720p | 1080p |
| Mexico/Canada roaming | none | 500MB 100 minutes 100 texts |
1GB 200 minutes 200 texts |
| Payback (under 3GB) | none | $5 | $10 |
| Hotspot | none | 15GB | 30GB |
| Priority dara | none | 25GB | 50GB |
| Free redbox rental | none | 1 per month | 2 per month |
| 1 line | $55/line | $65/line | $75/line |
| 2 lines | $52.50/line | $62.50/line | $72.50/line |
| 3 lines | $38.33/line | $48.33/line | 58.33/line |
| 4 lines | #30/line | $40/line | $50/line |
All plans come with unlimited talk and text messaging, have no extra monthly connection fees, and there is no activation fee or ETF for service cancelation.
Prepaid plans
| 5GB | Unlimited | Pay-As-You-Go-Data | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Data | 5GB | Unlimited | $0.03/MB |
| Talk and text | unlimited | unlimited | unlimited |
Unlimited talk and text to Mexico can be added for $5 per month. There is also a multi-line discount of $10 per additional line.
U.S. Cellular also offers corporate plans, data-only device plans, and complete business solutions that include automation and asset management in addition to communications.
Popular phones are supported
Like most carriers, you can purchase a wide variety of phones, including high-end devices like the Pixel 4 and Galaxy Note 10. You can see all available phones on U.S. Cellular's website.
You can also bring an unlocked phone. You can double check that it's compatible with U.S. Mobile by using the compatibility checker.
When all is said and done, the most important factor when you're looking for phone service is the coverage. U.S. Cellular looks good there thanks to both the native network and the partner programs. The company also has a good reputation and has won numerous awards for customer service and community outreach. We think you should give it a look the next time you're shopping for a new phone company, especially if you're done with the Big Four.
Nationwide coverage
U.S. Cellular
A focus on service
U.S. Cellular offers nationwide coverage with great phones and competitive prices. Unlimited plans with a range of features ensures a fit for everyone.
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We are Roslyn Code Club, a club at Roslyn High School that takes pride in teaching the new generation all about coding. Last year, we held our second 12-hour hackathon, Roslyn Local Hack Day 2019 with over 40 students. This year, we’re bringing it back with a bigger and better event.
Now dubbed Roslyn Code Overload, on March 7th, from 9am to 9pm, we will be hosting over 50 students from across the tri-state area. Students of various skill sets and coding levels will come together to collaborate intensively on various projects, ranging from websites to mobile apps, and compete for prizes.
A hackathon is best described as a coding and design marathon where teams come together to build a unique solution to a problem within 12 hours.
That's okay! We'll have plenty of workshops and mentors that can teach you.
All high school students are invited to attend, but must have an adult chaperone with them. See below for details.
Nothing! The event is free to all students thanks to Roslyn Code Club and our sponsors.
Nope! Some show up with ideas in mind and teams formed while others don’t. We’ll have plenty of activities for you to form teams/ideas.
You should bring your laptop, phone, chargers, and anything else you may need for your project.
Absolutely! While winning is not the goal (it’s to learn!), there will be awards for the top teams.
If you have any other questions feel free to contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>We invite all high school students to attend, but per school policy all non-Roslyn students must be accompanied by an adult chaperone. The chaperone can be either a teacher, parent, or other adult, but must be signed off by an administrator at the students’ school. A group of students from the same school needs only one chaperone as long as all the student names are listed on the registration sheet.
To Roslyn Students… You can register through this form.
To Non-Roslyn Students… If you are interested in attending, find an adult chaperone (teacher or parent) who can accompany you to the event. If you are inviting your teachers, you can send them this invitation letter from Roslyn Code Club. Once you find your chaperone, refer them to this webpage for further instructions.
To Non-Roslyn Teachers… Visit this page to see all steps for registering your students.
8:30 a.m.
Doors open
9:00 a.m.
Opening Ceremony
9:30 a.m.
Team Building
9:45 a.m.
Coding Begins!
Construct 3 Workshop
11:00 a.m.
Intro to Hardware Workshop
12:30 p.m.
Lunch
3:00 p.m.
Kahoot
7:00 p.m.
Devpost Submissions Close
7:00 p.m.
Dinner
7:45 p.m.
Judging/Presentations
8:30 p.m.
Closing/Award Ceremony
9:00 p.m.
Departure
TBD
TBD
prize TBD
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typedef std::tuple < ContinueMessage, ContinueMessage > | ContinueMessagePair |
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typedef std::tuple< InputType1, InputType1 > | InputType2 |
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| const std::string & | GetFullName (void) const |
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| unsigned int | GetTimestamp (void) const |
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| virtual void | BeforeProcess (void) |
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| std::string | fullName_ |
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| Instance name. | |
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| OutputType | output_ |
| cv::Mat | outputFrame_ |
| bool | hasSuccessor_ |
| cv::FileStorage | configurationFs_ |
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Abstract class for handling algorithms.
Class for specific distinct algorithms of the input processing. Each of them will be executed on independent threads.
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Open the module configuration xml file.
The module configuration xml file has filename "Testing/Futtatas/Input/Modules/MODULENAME/Settings.CONFIG.xml" where MODULENAME is the name of the module type and CONFIG is the configuration name given in the process configuration. If CONFIG is empty, the dot before it is omitted.


class: center, middle .logo[![CDS logo](images/cds_logo.png)] # CDS & Security --- class: center, middle .seventy[![cio role](images/cds_launch.png)] --- class: center, middle .quote[The Government of Canada has an opportunity—and a responsibility—to deliver world-class services to Canadians.
This will require disruption as we make the switch, both technically and culturally, to agile digital delivery models.
To accelerate these efforts, I am excited to announce the launch of the Canadian Digital Service (CDS)
to modernize the way the Government of Canada designs and delivers digital services. CDS will be a partner to departments in delivering measurably improved services.
We are rethinking the service design and delivery process
from the user’s perspective, and engaging users every step of the way. -- the Honourable Scott Brison] ??? At the ministerial level there is an appetite to explore process changes to increase the number of projects that are successfully delivered. --- class: center, middle # "To accelerate these efforts..." ## CDS partners to: * Deliver solutions: design, prototype, build * Build Capacity: recruitment, learning * Provide advice: support CIOB and others ## CDS doesn't: * operate services (not a business owner) --- class: center, middle ### "rethinking the service design and delivery process" * Agile/Iterative development * User/Human-centered Design * Devops * Continuous Delivery There is a common thread that runs through these... ??? What does rethinking the design and delivery process mean? All the buzzwords: * Agile/Iterative development * User/Human-centered Design * Devops * Continuous Delivery But there is a common thread that runs through them... --- class: center, middle ## User/Human-centered Design .quote[
Evaluating designs with users
and improving them based on their feedback
provides an effective means of minimizing the risk
of a system not meeting user or organizational needs -- ISO 9241-210:2010] --- class: center, middle ## Agile/Iterative development .quote[
Iteration should be used to progressively eliminate uncertainty
during the development of interactive systems. Iteration implies that descriptions, specifications and prototypes are revised and refined when new information is obtained
in order to minimize the risk
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2009-2013 | Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) in Sofware Engineering Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington Honours Project: PSO for Feature Construction and Binary Classification Published Paper: New Representations in PSO for Feature Construction in Classification Advisor: Prof. Mengjie Zhang
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Developed Rest API for third parties. The API docs can be found at here
Main developer for a time tracking system using Angularjs 1.5, Spring restful
Daily technical support including troubling shooting for clients and helpdesks
Integrating iPayroll service to pwc authentication system
New technology research including slack bot design for payroll, using vuejs for redesigning legacy system
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Developed new Java agents for IBM LotusNotes, and used commercially.
Developed new Java agents for Google Drive, Evernote, Dropbox and Twitter, and used internally.
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| Term | Description |
|---|---|
| Assertion | Verification of a signature against an existing credential |
| Attestation | Creation and declaration of a new credential |
| Authenticator | The device through which authentication occurs, typically a Platform authenticator (mobile device) or external security key |
| Authorization gesture | A physical interaction with an authenticator, for example touch of a finger, or scan of a face. |
Base64URL |
Modification of the main Base64 standard supporting use in URL addresses. |
| Biometric | A physical characteristic such as fingerprint or facial appearance |
| CBOR | Concise Binary Object Representation. |
| Challenge | Random set of bits used to prevent replay attacks. |
| COSE | CBOR Object Signing and Encryption. Find a list of numeric identifiers (such as -7 , -257 etc) and algorithms here. |
| CTAP | Client to Authenticator Protocol |
| Credential | Contains a challenge, public key, and meta data about the credential. |
| Private key | Matches to the corresponding public key |
| Public key | Matches to the corresponding private key |
| Relying Party | A website offering Web Authentication integration |
| Replay attack | Also known as playback attack. A form of network attack in which data transmission is maliciously or fraudulently repeated or delayed. This is the reason challenges are required in Web Authentication. |
| Transports | The method through which credentials are transported from the authenticator such as platform (built-in device), usb , ble (bluetooth) and nfc |
Uint8Array |
A Javascript object representation |
| UV | User verification - an action such as providing a fingerprint or looking into a camera for facial recognition |
Also see the official spec for some additional terms & definitions.


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public abstract class PremonCon
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The pure class interface.
public abstract class PremonCon
extends Printable
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The syntactic class of contexts .
- Author:
- Alan Jeffrey
- Version: v1.0 1998/06/10
- PremonCon()
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- empty
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An empty context.
- binds(PremonVar)
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Does this context bind a given variable?
- comp(PremonCon)
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Compose this context with another.
- hide(PremonCon)
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Remove the variables in one context from the current ones.
- lookup(String)
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Look up a variable in the context.
- semantics()
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The semantics of the context as an object.
- semanticsTo(PremonCon)
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The semantics of this context as a shuffle.
- shuffleFromVar(PremonVar)
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The (partial) shuffle from a variable to this context.
The shuffle will be total if this
- shuffleTo(PremonCon)
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The (partial) shuffle from this context to another.
The shuffle will be total if Gamma is
- shuffleToVar(PremonVar)
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The (partial) shuffle from this context to a variable.
The shuffle will be total if this
- uniq()
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`Uniqueify' the context, by removing any duplicate variables.
PremonCon
public PremonCon();
empty
public static final PremonCon empty;
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An empty context.
hide
public abstract PremonCon hide(PremonCon Gamma);
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Remove the variables in one context from the current ones.
- Parameters:
- Gamma - the variables to remove.
- Returns:
- this context with the variables from Gamma removed.
binds
public abstract boolean binds(PremonVar x);
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Does this context bind a given variable?
- Parameters:
- x - the variable to check.
- Returns:
- true if this context contains x.
uniq
public abstract PremonCon uniq();
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`Uniqueify' the context, by removing any duplicate variables.
- Returns:
- this context with any duplicate variables removed.
semantics
public abstract Obj semantics();
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The semantics of the context as an object.
- Returns:
- [[]]
shuffleTo
public abstract Shuffle shuffleTo(PremonCon Gamma);
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The (partial) shuffle from this context to another.
The shuffle will be total if Gamma is contained in this context.
- Parameters:
- Gamma - the context to shuffle to.
- Returns:
- a shuffle [[this]] [[]]
shuffleFromVar
public abstract Shuffle shuffleFromVar(PremonVar x);
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The (partial) shuffle from a variable to this context.
The shuffle will be total if this context binds at most x.
- Parameters:
- x - the variable to shuffle from.
- Returns:
- a shuffle [[x:T]] [[this]]
shuffleToVar
public abstract Shuffle shuffleToVar(PremonVar x);
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The (partial) shuffle from this context to a variable.
The shuffle will be total if this context binds at least x.
- Parameters:
- the - variable to shuffle to.
- Returns:
- a shuffle [[this]] [[x:T]]
lookup
public abstract PremonVar lookup(String s)
throws TypeError;
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Look up a variable in the context.
- Parameters:
- s - the name of the variable to find.
- Returns:
- the variable of that name in this context.
- Throws:
- TypeError -thrown if this context does not contain s.
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comp
public PremonCon comp(PremonCon Gamma);
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Compose this context with another.
- Parameters:
- Gamma - the context to compose with.
- Returns:
- the composite of the two contexts.
semanticsTo
public Mor semanticsTo(PremonCon Gamma);
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The semantics of this context as a shuffle.
- Parameters:
- Gamma - the context to shuffle to.
- Returns:
- [[[this : Gamma]]
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Java EE application client modules run in client container and also have access to server environment. Usually, Java EE client applications are created to administer the running enterprise applications in the server. Client modules run in a separate JVM and connect to enterprise application resources but have access to all the application resources in standard Java EE way.
The Java EE client module requires application-client.xml as deployment descriptor and geronimo-application-client.xml as deployment plan. In the application-client.xml
, the required ejb names, security role names, resources names etc., are declared while in geronimo-application-client.xml
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The following is the deployment descriptor of the Java EE application client module that looks up an ejb and calls a method on it. The ejb converts the Indian Rupess (Rs.) into American Dollars ($). The client sends a double value which is Indian Rupees to ejb. The ejb returns equivalent American Dollars as double value.
The default namespace of the above XML document is http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee
. The XML elements that do not have a namespace prefix belong to the default namespace. Hence, in the above XML document, all the XML elements belong to the default namespace.
The application client declares the ejb name ejb/Converter
through <ejb-ref>>
.. </ejb-ref>
elements.
Following is the corresponding deployment plan of the Java EE client module.
The default namespace of the above XML document is http://geronimo.apache.org/xml/ns/j2ee/application-client-2.0
. The XML elements that do not have a namespace prefix belong to the default namespace. Hence, in the above XML document, <application-client>
, <ejb-ref>
and <ref-name>
elements belong to the default namespace.
Observe the various xml elements and schemas to which they belong. The plan defines the client environment and the server environment configurations. The server environment configuration runs in the server where as the client environment configuration runs in the client JVM. In the above plan, the ejb name ejb/Converter
is mapped to ConverterBean
ejb in the ConverterEAR
.
The below is the client code that looks up the ejb and calls the method on it.
The META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
file should contain the following entry for the client to run.
Do not forget to insert a new line after the Main-Class: entry in the MANIFEST.MF file.
The Java EE client is created by packaging META-INF/application-client.xml
, META-INF/geronimo-application-client.xml
, ConverterClient.class
, Converter.class
and META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
files into a jar file.
The following command illustrates the packaging.
C:\temp\ConverterEJBClient>jar -cvf ConverterEJBClient.jar * added manifest adding: examples/(in = 0) (out= 0)(stored 0%) adding: examples/appclient/(in = 0) (out= 0)(stored 0%) adding: examples/appclient/client/(in = 0) (out= 0)(stored 0%) adding: examples/appclient/client/ConverterClient.class(in = 1716) (out= 936)(deflated 45%) adding: examples/appclient/Converter.class(in = 146) (out= 131)(deflated 10%) adding: META-INF/application-client.xml(in = 510) (out= 252)(deflated 50%) adding: META-INF/geronimo-application-client.xml(in = 2049) (out= 474)(deflated 76%) ignoring entry META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
The following commands illustrates the deployment and running of the client module.
C:\\Geronimo-2.1\bin>deploy.bat --user system --password manager deploy C:\temp\ConverterEJBClient.jar Using GERONIMO_BASE: C:\Geronimo-2.1 Using GERONIMO_HOME: C:\Geronimo-2.1 Using GERONIMO_TMPDIR: var\temp Using JRE_HOME: C:\JDK\jre Deployed Converter/Converter-app-client-server/3.0/jar C:\Geronimo-2.1\bin>java -Djava.endorsed.dirs="C:\Geronimo-2.1\lib\endorsed" -jar C:\Geronimo-2.1\bin\client.jar Converter/Converter-app-client/3.0/jar 4000 Rs 4000.0 is 100.0 Dollars.
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Follow these steps to generate a report of a backtest:
lean init
in.<project>/backtests/<timestamp>
.lean report --backtest-data-source-file <backtest file>
to generate a report.
$ lean report --backtest-data-source-file "My Project/backtests/2021-03-21_04-09-10/main.json" 20210322 20:03:48.718 TRACE:: QuantConnect.Report.Main(): Parsing source files...backtest-data-source-file.json, 20210322 20:03:51.602 TRACE:: QuantConnect.Report.Main(): Instantiating report... Successfully generated report to './report.html'
./report.html
, although you can change this by providing a custom path with the --report-destination <path>
option.
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--strategy-name <value>
.--strategy-version <value>
.--strategy-description
.--live-data-source-file <path>
. The provided path must point to a JSON file containing live results.
When the given backtest data source file is stored a project directory (like <project>/backtests/<timestamp>
), the default name is the name of the project directory and the default description is the description stored in the project's configuration.


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Adding an Event Handler Using an Named Function Defintion
Button status:
Adding an Event Handler to an Element using an Anonymous Function
Button status:
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From button event handler:
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A global pointwise syntax and its relation with:
- An expression in programatica's abstract syntax tree;
- A pointwise core - PWCore.
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Represents a pointwise language that:
- is very similar to the way we are used to program in haskell;
- not the most general one, since it only deals with booleans, natural numbers and lists.
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Applies a simple transformation from an expression of programatica's
abstract syntax tree to GLTerm.
The recognized grammar is:
- G, G1, G2, G3 ::=
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(G) | undefined | () | _L | inN (_L::type) G | ouT (_L::type)
| True | False | 0 | [] | n, n>0 | [G1, G2, ... ] | G1 : G2 | succ G | pred G
| (==0) G | G == 0 | head G | tail G | null
| recNat G1 G2 G3 | recList G1 G2 G3
| fix G | if G1 then G2 else G3 | var | (G1,G2) | fst | snd | Left | Right
| G1 infixOp G2 | \var1 var2 ... -> G
| case G1 of Left var1 -> G2; Right var2 ->G3
| let var = G1 in G2
where types are read as the pretty print string, and var, var1 and var2 are variables that are read as strings also.
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| Converts a GLTerm to a PWTerm, which is a more general representation for
pointwise terms, but with less pratical constructors (in PWCore).
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layout: post
title: Discarded frames
date: '2013-10-13T08:30:38+02:00'
categories:
- Aljubarrota
- Storyboards
picture_url: https://film-Storyboards.tumblr.com/post/63916369576/discarded-frames-from-the-aljubarrota-royal-battle
---
Discarded frames from the Aljubarrota Royal Battle Storyboards.


List of all members.
Public Member Functions
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
Constructs an AudioFrame
from a Resource
.
- Parameters:
-
| [in] | resource | A PPB_AudioFrame resource. |
A constructor used when you have received a PP_Resource
as a return value that has had 1 ref added for you.
- Parameters:
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| [in] | resource | A PPB_AudioFrame resource. |
Member Function Documentation
Gets the data buffer containing the audio frame samples.
- Returns:
- A pointer to the beginning of the data buffer.
Gets the size of data buffer in bytes.
- Returns:
- The size of the data buffer in bytes.
Gets the number of channels in the audio frame.
- Returns:
- The number of channels in the audio frame.
Gets the number of samples in the audio frame.
- Returns:
- The number of samples in the audio frame. For example, at a sampling rate of 44,100 Hz in stereo audio, a frame containing 4,410 * 2 samples would have a duration of 100 milliseconds.
Gets the sample size of the audio frame in bytes.
- Returns:
- The sample size of the audio frame in bytes.
Gets the timestamp of the audio frame.
- Returns:
- A
PP_TimeDelta
containing the timestamp of the audio frame. Given in seconds since the start of the containing audio stream.
Sets the timestamp of the audio frame.
- Parameters:
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| [in] | timestamp | A PP_TimeDelta containing the timestamp of the audio frame. Given in seconds since the start of the containing audio stream. |
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