Boomerang’s Tubi Says What Israel’s Government Won’t
by Tzvi FishmanYou may not be familiar with this organization – but you should. Boomerang, founded in 2016, produces and distributes hard-hitting videos with detailed terror reports from Israel, focusing especially on events in Judea and Samaria.
The founder of the organization – Ezri Tubi, 49 – also produces and narrates the videos. He is literally a one-man show who puts Israel’s Foreign Ministry to shame for his blunt style and undeniable effectiveness.
The Jewish Press recently spoke with him to learn the secret of his success.
The Jewish Press: How did a nice secular kid from Netanya turn into an earnest, angry-faced “spokesman for the settlers”?
Tubi: During my very secular and apolitical high-school days, I couldn’t tell you where the West Bank was on a map. After my IDF service, I traveled the Far East, experimenting with foreign lifestyles and cultures. Back in Israel, a friend asked if I wanted to spend a mind-blowing Shabbat on a mountaintop settlement in Samaria.
I figured, ‘Why not?’ If I could hang out in ashrams in India, experiencing Hindu culture, why not check out a Shabbat in Israel?
The place turned out to be an isolated hilltop with four young families. I was given my own caravan. In the evening, I volunteered to do guard duty since there were hostile Arab villages not far away. With mixed feelings of fear and overwhelming wonder, I had a religious epiphany. Looking up at the same stars that Avraham Avinu had stared at thousands of years before, I was overcome with an unexplainable recognition that this is where I had to live.
So after connecting with the Torah and getting married, my wife and I moved to a hilltop settlement and raised goats and chickens. Eventually we moved to the larger yishuv of Yitzhar. It was there that I started to get involved with political activism and the media.
How did Boomerang begin?
I started Boomerang three years ago after a period of great frustration, when I discovered how the secular media in Israel and abroad twisted its reporting about the settlers of Yesha and blatantly lied about events taking place in Israel. Against this avalanche of fake news, no one was hitting back with the truth.
One day, I borrowed a simple video camera and started to talk. Gradually, I taught myself how to photograph, set up lighting, record clean sound, edit, and the like. After studying the Internet and learning about social networking, I established Boomerang. Today, we have a professional video studio in Ariel with our own equipment, and we do our own on-the-scene reports, broadcasting the real story.
Why did you choose the name Boomerang for the organization?
One reason is that “boomerang” is used both in English and Hebrew. The full name of the organization is “Boomerang – Fighting for Israel,” and a boomerang is a powerful weapon when used in a skillful manner.
Some people advised me not to choose such a belligerent name, but Medinat Yisrael, and Yesha in particular, are fighting for their survival.
Lastly, we want to create a boomerang effect, whereby the lies of the world boomerang in its face when confronted with the truth. In the same manner, when our enemies lay down their arms, we will lay down our weapons as well.
The government of Israel has official public relations departments and propaganda agencies to deal with Israel’s image in the world. Why is Boomerang needed?
To do the job properly, you have to be on location, where the events are happening. The government agencies are too cumbersome, too bureaucratic, and too undecided and confused about the message they seek to communicate.
They are not effective in reacting with the speed demanded by the dynamics of social networking. I can put out an on-the-scene report in a tenth of the time at a hundredth of the cost.
If that’s the case, I imagine that the Israeli government is happy to support your efforts.
Unfortunately, we don’t receive a shekel from any government source. The resources we have, I have to raise by myself. In addition to developing media skills, I had to learn how to become a fundraiser.
Why does Boomerang focus on Judea and Samaria when Arab terror strikes everywhere?
Because no one else wants to deal with such a hot potato. Even politicians supportive of the cause hesitate to take an outspoken stand in favor of settlers and the right of settlements to expand, knowing the battering they will receive from the liberal media.
The settlements are so far out of the consensus that any effort to legitimize them is immediately termed fascism and racism. That’s why Israel is always bending over backwards to paint itself as an enlightened, liberal democracy, just like other Western nations.
Few people who work in the media are prepared to hold up the banner of our Biblical and historical connection to Judea and Samaria, to extol the idealism and nobility of the settlers, and to clarify the great economic gain the Arabs receive from their proximity to Jewish settlements.


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Pixel 4’s astrophotography mode can also capture stunning light trails [Gallery]
by Ben SchoonBy far one of the most impressive features of Google’s Pixel 4 is its ability to capture the stars using astrophotography. Now, some Pixel 4 users have discovered that the same feature can be used to capture stunning light trails.
I was blown away a few days ago when I finally got the chance to try out the Pixel’s astrophotography chops, but it can do more. This week, a few examples have surfaced on Reddit, Twitter, and YouTube which show what happens when you introduce moving lights to this mode.
Using the astrophotography feature on the Pixel 4, YouTuber Matt Gonzalez shared an absolutely stunning shot taken in the desert where a light trail is visible near the bottom of the shot, presumably from a passing vehicle.
In another shot taken with the Pixel 2 and a modified Google Camera app, a user on Reddit also shared a shot that showed light trails from vehicles passing on the highway. Finally, a user on Twitter also shared a shot where a plane passed by while the phone was capturing the night sky, leaving behind a trail from the lights on the aircraft.
There are likely many other examples of this out on the web, and we’re betting with a bit of practice, users could easily master this style too. Notably, Google even showcased this at the launch event.
It brings up the question of why Google didn’t just include a manual exposure mode on the phone, but honestly, I’d bet this astrophotography “trick” is actually much easier at the end of the day. It probably also manages better results thanks to Google’s computational photography.
I’ve definitely got a project for this weekend.
More on Pixel 4:
- Google Pixel 4 Review: A truly stellar Android experience… while it lasts
- How to edit Pixel 4’s astrophotography pictures to get even better results
- Pixel 4 users can get 16x zoom with this Google Camera mod [Gallery]
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layout: post
title: REST API SOAP Payload Sniffing
date: '2019-12-09T14:14:00.000-08:00'
author: gojimmypi
tags:
modified_time: '2019-12-09T14:14:11.104-08:00'
thumbnail: https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-N05Kz3TBL6M/XegwlPERibI/AAAAAAAACPI/YR_tZH0dwKQVG4x1j8Hqi94-QmXAIXXoQCLcBGAsYHQ/s72-c/Connected%2BService.PNG
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4109066286647243251.post-7460694499351143460
blogger_orig_url: https://gojimmypi.blogspot.com/2019/12/rest-api-soap-payload-sniffing.html
---
Visual Studio has a tremendously helpful code generator for accessing a SOAP API without needing to worry about the transport and decoding issues. Simply right click on the project and select Add, "Connected Service".
This should bring up a tabbed window to add Connected Services. We're interested in the WCF:
Enter the URI for the SOAP interface of interest and press the Go button. If all went well, the available service(s) should be listed. Enter a namespace and click next to see additional options. For more information see the documentation:
Use the WCF Web Service Reference Provider Tool.
For more details on WCF, see the
github dotnet wcf repo
.
This abstraction of course has a flip side: The actual data transferred is buried deep in the internals so any single-step debugging cannot "see" the raw HTML/raw XML payload. This is where
Fiddler
comes in to help. (yes, if you've not used Fiddler for some time, it was bought by Telerik, which was bought by Progress).
Before getting started, the netsh command will be used. It is probably a good idea to see how it is currently configured before making changes. To see the current setting, use:
netsh winhttp dump
The default typically looks like this:
{% include code_header.html %}
# -----------------------------------------
# WinHTTP Proxy Configuration
# -----------------------------------------
pushd winhttp
reset proxy
popd
# End of WinHTTP Proxy Configuration
To allow Fiddler to see the packets it needs to run in "Administrative" mode in Windows. Either right-click on the icon and select "Run as Administrator" or after searching for the app, select from the start menu:
We'll need to set a proxy to ensure all http transfers pass through Fiddler. Otherwise it just sits there idle. So yes, the command prompt needs to be running as administrator here, too. This is the command to setup the proxy:
{% include code_header.html %}
netsh winhttp set proxy <IP_ADDRESS>:8888
When done, return to default:
{% include code_header.html %}
netsh winhttp reset proxy
If you don't return things to default, web browsers, Outlook, and potentially other things will misbehave, particularly when existing Fiddler. A reboot also restores the proper netsh default state.
A few notes on Fiddler:
-
The `Decode` feature only decodes moving forward. If you see gzip-encoded payload, pressing the button will not decode existing captures.
-
Only newly seen request/responses will be decoded. Press F12 or File - Capture Traffic to being sniffing. A checkbox means packet sniffing is active.
-
Data is viewed under the Inspectors tab. I personally prefer the XML view.
This was all related to the
WCF GitHub Issue 4071
that I opened up for some problems I encountered when serializing a SOAP response in a dotnet core command line app.
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structs
type
system by looking inside foreign terms to get the address, or use
functor/3
to get the type. This has two negative effects: firstly, if
the structs
package should change its representation of foreign terms,
your code will not work. But more importantly, you are more likely to
get type mismatches, and likely to get unwrapped terms or even doubly
wrapped terms where you expect wrapped ones.
fred(123456)
is not of type fred
, but a
pointer to fred
. Looked at another way, what resides in memory at
address 123456 is of type fred
.
pointer(opaque)
because you want to
view that pointer to be opaque, when you get something of this
type, it will be printed as opaque(456123)
. This is not very
informative. It is better to declare
fred = opaque, thing = struct([..., part:pointer(fred), ... ]).
so that when you get the contents of the part
member of a thing
, it is
wrapped as fred(456123)
.


Homeworks
Drawing velocity and acceleration directions
The vehicle below is moving along the path, with its speed plotted underneath.
| Step 1: | Time to go: s |
| Step 2: | draw velocity direction by clicking on diagram |
| draw acceleration direction by clicking on diagram | |
| Step 3: | |
| Step 4: |
Best score: (lowest velocity error: °, lowest acceleration error: °)


import {
startCoreAnimationLoop,
stopCoreAnimationLoop,
} from './core/animationloop.js';
import {
makeComponent,
} from './core/component.js';
import {
addStack,
getStack,
addCanvas,
getCanvas,
setCurrentCanvas,
addListener,
removeListener,
addNativeListener,
removeNativeListener,
clear,
compile,
show,
render,
makeAnimationObserver,
} from './core/document.js';
import * as library from './core/library.js';
import {
currentCorePosition,
startCoreListeners,
stopCoreListeners,
observeAndUpdate,
makeDragZone,
} from './core/userInteraction.js';
import {
makeAction,
} from './factory/action.js';
import {
makeAnimation,
} from './factory/animation.js';
import {
makeBlock,
} from './factory/block.js';
import {
makeColor,
} from './factory/color.js';
import {
requestCoordinate,
releaseCoordinate,
} from './factory/coordinate.js';
import {
makeFilter,
} from './factory/filter.js';
import {
makeGradient,
} from './factory/gradient.js';
import {
makeGrid,
} from './factory/grid.js';
import {
makeGroup,
} from './factory/group.js';
import {
importImage,
importDomImage,
createImageFromCell,
createImageFromGroup,
createImageFromEntity,
} from './factory/imageAsset.js';
import {
makeLoom,
} from './factory/loom.js';
import {
makePattern,
} from './factory/pattern.js';
import {
makePhrase,
} from './factory/phrase.js';
import {
makePicture,
} from './factory/picture.js';
import {
requestQuaternion,
releaseQuaternion,
} from './factory/quaternion.js';
import {
makeRadialGradient,
} from './factory/radialGradient.js';
import {
makeRender,
} from './factory/renderAnimation.js';
import {
makeShape,
makeLine,
makeQuadratic,
makeBezier,
makeRectangle,
makeOval,
makeTetragon,
makePolygon,
makeStar,
makeSpiral,
} from './factory/shape.js';
import {
importSprite,
} from './factory/spriteAsset.js';
import {
makeTicker,
} from './factory/ticker.js';
import {
makeTween,
} from './factory/tween.js';
import {
requestVector,
releaseVector,
} from './factory/vector.js';
import {
importDomVideo,
importVideo,
importMediaStream,
} from './factory/videoAsset.js';
import {
makeWheel,
} from './factory/wheel.js';


Boahen scores 17 to carry UIC over Robert Morris 72-62
by Associated PressCHICAGO (AP) — Godwin Boahen scored 17 points and Illinois-Chicago beat Robert Morris 72-62 on Thursday night.
Tarkus Ferguson had 14 points, seven rebounds and six assists for the Flames (2-3). Michael Diggins added 12 points, eight rebounds and five blocks.
Brian Taylor, whose 9.0 points per game heading into the contest was second on the Flames, shot only 20% for the game (1 of 5).
Jalen Hawkins had 14 points for the Colonials (1-5). Dante Treacy added 13 points and six assists. AJ Bramah had 11 points and nine rebounds.
Josh Williams, whose 13 points per game coming into the contest led the Colonials, was held to five points on 2-of-10 shooting. Yannis Mendy, who was second on the Colonials in scoring entering the matchup with 10 points per game, shot only 20% for the game (1 of 5).
Illinois-Chicago matches up against Mercer at home on Saturday. Robert Morris plays Marquette on the road on Saturday.
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An open structure and toolkit for organizing large-scale, sample-intensive biological research projects.
A PEP, or Portable Encapsulated Project, is a dataset that subscribes to the PEP structure for organizing metadata. It is written using a simple yaml + tsv format that can be read by tools in the pep toolkit, including universal R and Python packages. pepkit is your one-stop solution to metadata management across data analysis environments.
Start by describing your project metadata in PEP format, and immediately benefit from metadata organization tools written in either R or Python.
Outsource sample metadata formatting and parsing by using our R or Python APIs, making your tool immediately applicable to any PEP-compliant project.


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You will begin to realise why this exercise is called the Dickens Pattern (with reference to the ghost showing Scrooge some different futures) as you notice that the idea of this exercise is to hypnotize yourself to be aware of two very real possibilities for your future. Two distinct pathways that you could take for your life this very day. Have a think about something that you do that you are maybe not motivated to change about yourself. Prior to running through this technique, just have a think about something that you know you need to be doing, but are not. Then with that thing in mind, follow these simple steps. Step One: Get yourself nice and relaxed and settled.
Designing is a matter of concentration. You go deep into what you want to do. It's about intensive research, really. The concentration is warm and intimate and like the fire inside the earth - intense but not distorted. You can go to a place, really feel it in your heart. It's actually a beautiful feeling.
- Peter Zumthor
Really experience that. See what you see, hear what you hear, feel the feelings. Disappointment? Anger? Frustration? Failure? How does that feel? How do you affect those around you? How do they feel? Absorb every aspect of this path that you can take today if you so choose. Notice everything that you need to know about what it will be like if you carry on with the same behaviour, putting off change. Drift back to where the path splits. Step Five: Now take a step out on to the path to the right. This is where you create powerful, progressive change. Notice the sense of freedom in your thoughts, the sense of accomplishment and walk out 10 years into your future.
Imagine you are 10 years into the future but this time it’s different. Why? Because starting today you actually begin making changes in your life. Specific intentional changes are not easy. They are intentional because these changes are changes that you are choosing and they are the changes that will cause you to live the life you want to live and dream. They often mean leaving the perception of security in order to discover your personal freedom. These are the changes that will bring happiness and satisfaction into your life. Just go there now. 10 years out… having made a decade of changes. Imagine living the life you want to live. How does that feel inside? Do you feel that you have lived life? See the people of your life and how they feel about you and how they react to you. This is the path of a different choice, a different decision.
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Imagine you are 10 years into the future but this time it’s different. Why? Because starting today you actually begin making changes in your life. Specific intentional changes are not easy. They are intentional because these changes are changes that you are choosing and they are the changes that will cause you to live the life you want to live and dream.


Plan the configuration and ongoing management of your partitioned region for host and accessor members and configure the regions for startup.
Before you begin, understand Basic Configuration and Programming.
- Start your region configuration using one of the
PARTITION
region shortcut settings. See Region Shortcuts and Custom Named Region Attributes. - If you need high availability for your partitioned region, configure for that. See Configure High Availability for a Partitioned Region.
- Estimate the amount of space needed for the region. If you use redundancy, this is the max for all primary and secondary copies stored in the member. For example, with redundancy of one, each region data entry requires twice the space than with no redundancy, because the entry is stored twice. See Memory Requirements for Cached Data.
- Configure the total number of buckets for the region. This number must be the same for colocated regions. See Configuring the Number of Buckets for a Partitioned Region.
Configure your members’ data storage and data loading for the region:
- You can have members with no local data storage and members with varying amounts of storage. Determine the max memory available in your different member types for this region. These will be set in the
partition-attributes
local-max-memory
. This is the only setting inpartition-attributes
that can vary between members. Use these max values and your estimates for region memory requirements to help you figure how many members to start out with for the region. - For members that store data for the region (
local-max-memory
greater than 0), define a data loader. See Implement a Data Loader. - If you have members with no local data storage (
local-max-memory
set to 0), review your system startup/shutdown procedures. Make sure there is always at least one member with local data storage running when any members with no storage are running.
- You can have members with no local data storage and members with varying amounts of storage. Determine the max memory available in your different member types for this region. These will be set in the
If you want to custom partition the data in your region or colocate data between multiple regions, code and configure accordingly. See Understanding Custom Partitioning and Data Colocation.
Plan your partition rebalancing strategy and configure and program for that. See Rebalancing Partitioned Region Data.
Note: To configure a partitioned region using gfsh, see gfsh Command Help.


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Apple releases iOS 13.2.3 with more background app improvements, Mail fixes, more
by Chance MillerApple today has released iOS 13.2.3 to the public. This release follows iOS 13.2.2, which made improvements to background app performance and more. iOS 13.2.3 and iPadOS 13.2.3 are both rolling out to users everywhere now.
iOS 13.2.3 continues to improve performance and fix bugs in iOS 13. Apple has been releasing new versions of iOS 13 at a quick pace recently, as you can see in the list of updates below.
Here is the changelog for today’s update:
iOS 13.2.3 includes bug fixes and improvements for your iPhone. This update:
• Fixes an issue where system search and search within Mail, Files, and Notes might not work
• Addresses an issue where photos, links, and other attachments might not display in the Messages details view
• Fixes an issue that could prevent apps from downloading content in the background
• Resolves issues that may prevent Mail from fetching new messages, and fail to include and quote original message content in Exchange accounts
Spot any major changes in today’s release of iOS 13.2.3? Let us know in the comments or on Twitter, @9to5Mac.
Apple’s recent iOS updates:
- iOS 13 is now available, these are the 13 best features
- Apple releases iOS 13.1 with new AirDrop features for iPhone 11 and more
- Apple releases iOS 13.1.1 with fixes for battery drain, Siri, iPhone restores
- Apple releases iOS 13.1.2 with bug fixes for Camera app, iCloud backups, and more
- iOS 13.1.3 is the latest software update from Apple to fix iPhone and iPad bugs
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Lesson Plan Title: How to Perform Command Injection
Concept / Topic To Teach:
Command injection attacks represent a serious threat to any parameter-driven site. The methods behind an attack are easy to learn and the damage caused can range from considerable to complete system compromise. Despite these risks an incredible number of systems on the internet are susceptible to this form of attack.General Goal(s):
The user should be able to execute any command on the hosting OS.


1 - Observable: intro: data-over-time
2 - Observable: intro: data-over-time-with-cancel
3 - Observable-intro: data-over-time-pineline
4 - Observable: from-event
5 - Observable: from-event-more
6 - Observable-from-event-text
7 - Observable: from-event-text-more
8 - Observable: from-event-text-relax
9 - Observable: from-event-text-fun
10 - Drag Drop
11 - Clothing (into array)
12 - Clothing (aggregation)
13 - Websocket logging


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I'm building a website! When I do something cool that I'd like to share with you, I'm going to write about it here.
I'll write with Markdown and maybe even write some code:
# This is a title And this is a list: - cake - chocolate - candy
Here are some unicode characters: 😀 Ω 屋. That's all for now!


Note
Introduction
to the Toaster PnP Installation Sample
Running
the Sample
Plugging
in a Toaster Device
Note
This sample works only on an x86-based Microsoft Windows operating system. However, the
techniques illustrated in this sample apply to Windows operating systems for
other architectures as well.
Introduction to the Toaster PnP Installation Sample
This sample is based on the toaster sample package shipped with the Windows Driver Kit (WDK) and
partially provided with these tools. This sample demonstrates how you can use DPInst.exe to
install the Toaster Driver. The toaster driver package contains the following files:
toastpkg.inf, tostx86.cat and the i386 directory located
in src\setup\DIFxPkgs\x86\PlugPlay (You can find the full toaster sample at src\general\toaster\toastpkg.)
DpInst.exe is located in redist\difx\dpinst.
Optional. DPInst.xml, eula.txt, ToasterRed.bmp and custom.ico
are located in src\setup\dpinst.
Running the Sample
-
To run the samples, copy DPInst.exe to the src\setup\DIFxPkgs\x86\PlugPlay directory.
-
Further, if you want to customize DPInst, also
copy dpinst.xml, eula.txt, ToasterRed.bmp and custom.ico (which are located in
src\setup\dpinst) to src\setup\DIFxPkgs\x86\PlugPlay.
-
Run DPInst.exe and answer the questions of the wizard.
DPInst will attempt to update the driver for
any existing toaster devices. If there are no existing devices, it will instead “pre-install”
the INF so that Plug and Play will automatically find a match when the hardware
is subsequently inserted.
The driver package is now installed and ready
to use in case the user plugs in a toaster.
You can remove the driver package using the Add/Remove Programs Wizard in the Control Panel. As long as the
driver package is not removed, users should never be prompted to reinstall any
media or provide any location for driver files. In this way, you can
“pre-install” all the driver files as well so that the user would never be
prompted.
Plugging in a Toaster Device
The WDK contains information on how to simulate the plugging in of a toaster (see the
documentation for the toaster sample driver in the WDK at src\general\toaster).
For information about how the Toaster bus enumerator enum.exe
simulates plugging and unplugging of toaster devices, look in the src\general\toaster\exe\enum directory. After the toaster bus
enumerator is built, type the following at a command
prompt:
enum.exe -p 1
The install of the preinstalled toaster driver package will proceed without
requiring any user interaction.
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BlackJesus05-Jul-18 09:25 PM
Zcash probably has way more short term potential
I fully expect Komodo to come into it's own around 2021-2
Plus those are way too expensive
I can buy enough minis to match that hashpower at less than half the price... Oc'd minis hit 15-18k sol/s(edited)
ComputerGenie06-Jul-18 02:52 AM
the OC levels out at ~ 16.6
polycryptoblog06-Jul-18 05:49 AM
Running at 700mhz getting 15.5ksol temps 41 and 55 respectively, fan 100
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JackLeFou06-Jul-18 12:58 PM
Hi all, I've got a question about mining reward. I was looking at notary nodes and found that one of them mined a block with ~9900 KMD reward. Anyone can explain it? Are the rewards not claimed redistributed?
blackjok3r06-Jul-18 12:59 PM
lol, I just answered that in general for you.
JackLeFou06-Jul-18 01:00 PM
yes I was answering there XD
thanks m8!
ComputerGenie06-Jul-18 01:00 PM
there's any number of reasons(edited)
blackjok3r06-Jul-18 01:01 PM
That particular block I was watching as I had just became and notary operator and there was quite a few over a day or so, then large volumes on exchanges not long after.
ComputerGenie06-Jul-18 01:03 PM
many raw transactions will lack stamps to collect, be they from exchange or private
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blackjok3r06-Jul-18 01:03 PM
Ledger seems to be the culprit for those HUGE blocks.
Alright06-Jul-18 01:36 PM
There is also an -exchange tag that exchanges may be using to explicitly not claim it
benohanlon06-Jul-18 01:54 PM
if APW3++ is sold out but I can still buy the z9 mini - will it be a prob to buy that power supply somewhere else?
ComputerGenie06-Jul-18 01:55 PM
@benohanlon You can usually find server PSUs and breakout-boards all over the internet
Can difficulty set lower plz?
Takes 3 full days for a 1070ti for 1kmd
BlackJesus08-Jul-18 07:43 PM
Yea when the next batch of z9 minis if you have GPU rigs you'll want to find another algorithm(edited)
1 z9 mini is 24 1080tis at the wattage of 1(edited)
ComputerGenie08-Jul-18 08:35 PM
*20-22 if full overclock and wattage of ~1.6-1.8 at that OC(edited)
BlackJesus08-Jul-18 08:38 PM
Still a ton
That's 15k~ with of graphics cards
ComputerGenie08-Jul-18 08:41 PM
ya, anyone that argues against ASICs and for GPUs in their stead that can't give you a deep technical reason most likely spends too much time on social media, has a personal animus for Bitmain (which is misplaced in the conversation to begin with), or both
BlackJesus08-Jul-18 08:47 PM
Genie you better do atleast 20% ZEC :(
ComputerGenie08-Jul-18 08:49 PM
I'm always on the loosing side of the Law of Averages with ZEC and ZCL for some odd reason
BlackJesus08-Jul-18 08:51 PM
Zcl was stupid I remember when it was 1-2 bucks then a shitfork get announced for a merge drop and it touches 200...
ComputerGenie08-Jul-18 09:02 PM
ZCL is more profitable than one might think
BlackJesus08-Jul-18 09:24 PM
I'm glad it's around the equihash algorithm is a Goldmine.
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jl777c09-Jul-18 05:10 AM
better late than never?
jansako09-Jul-18 08:12 AM
The dev made the commit via Postal Service and they had to send someone to get trained on Github
siu - Chainmakers09-Jul-18 12:40 PM
hi guys
Since i did the coqui ANN there has been many people asking for what mining pool mines coqui
it seems like there is no official assetchains mining pool available
Do you guys think that a assetchains mining pool is a viable project?
jl777c09-Jul-18 12:57 PM
not really, 0.0001 rewards seem pretty small, but for high value coins it might be worthwhile
siu - Chainmakers09-Jul-18 01:39 PM
but since the blocks are on demand, the more usage a chain has, the more 0.0001 rewards miners can get
polycryptoblog09-Jul-18 02:48 PM
Too demanding/time consuming of a request but finding a way of merge mining assetchain coins would be sweet.
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jl777c09-Jul-18 03:00 PM
mergemining requires changing the header and it is better to just do a mining rotation for chains with mempool, like decker has
blackjok3r09-Jul-18 03:01 PM
Something like that was suggested already, it would be mad for scale chains, we could do some crazy numbers being able to use a single miner for X chains.
ComputerGenie09-Jul-18 06:41 PM
In an "untouched by external miners" chain, mergemining would also defeat the benefits of self-mining your own on-demand transactions
jansako10-Jul-18 11:31 AM
@ComputerGenie have you been testing your ac switching mining-thingie? I have seen some 'suspicious' behavior, where I mine 10 or even 20 blocks in a row, but when I drop a tx or two into the mempool, suddenly someone else grabs that block... If it is not you, someone else may be on it too.
ComputerGenie10-Jul-18 01:10 PM
it's decker
jansako10-Jul-18 04:56 PM
thx. sending a tx on 2 chains right one after another seems to let me catch at least one of the blocks Most of the time anyway...
Alright10-Jul-18 06:26 PM
That's been happening for months
jansako10-Jul-18 06:28 PM
could be, haven't noticed cause I have not been moving lots of little amounts manually for a while. is that why the mining rewards on assetchains went to shite some time ago?
ComputerGenie10-Jul-18 06:29 PM
and it's not a "tiny bit of hash" that he does it with
Alright10-Jul-18 06:30 PM
He's been doing it for longer than you've been mining them
ComputerGenie10-Jul-18 06:30 PM
he's scooped some of my COQUI tx even while I was mining it with 2.2K+ sols
jansako10-Jul-18 06:31 PM
I get pissed and I point a z9 mini at an assetchain when moving my stuff...
ComputerGenie10-Jul-18 06:32 PM
now, there's a good waste of ergs
Alright10-Jul-18 06:32 PM
have some BTC sitting on nicehash for when you do that to DEX
ComputerGenie10-Jul-18 06:32 PM
lol
goes to mine DEX just to watch @Alright piss away more BTC than he can make
Alright10-Jul-18 06:33 PM
go ahead
ComputerGenie10-Jul-18 06:33 PM
with great shame, I'm mining nothing but ZCL until next week
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bills to pay and all that
hoping to have all of my KMD stuff switched to a new passphrase by then
I doubt 100, but based on minis I'm thinking 65-70
jl777c10-Jul-18 09:30 PM
but arent they evil? it will make you centralized
the price is just linear multiple of the mini?
no volume discount
polycryptoblog10-Jul-18 09:51 PM
Oh snap they are out
Interesting predicament, the innosilicon version much more efficient
Of course innosilicon sold out ... lol
NutellaLicka10-Jul-18 11:42 PM
shipping just after the 2nd lot of mini's
ComputerGenie10-Jul-18 11:49 PM
the price is just linear multiple of the mini?
yeah, at that price-point they are quite underwhelming
polycryptoblog11-Jul-18 12:49 AM
I'm going to get both, mini and full. Full will have more longevity and with the possibility of OC may perform very well. Minis to space hashpowe over multiple coins
And pools
ComputerGenie11-Jul-18 01:41 AM
@polycryptoblog I'm not sure that I agree with longevity, given chips per board. If 1 chip in a mini shits the bed, you are down 3 good chips; if 1 chips in a "full" shits the bed, you are down 7(edited)
polycryptoblog11-Jul-18 01:50 AM
Yes , but if nothing shits the bed , you will be able to mine longer with the full. Regardless, point taken
ComputerGenie11-Jul-18 01:53 AM
Still not sure how you come to that conclusion
Care to share what metric you're using to determine "longer"?
polycryptoblog11-Jul-18 01:56 AM
The length of time that a given hashrates production covers its power cost
ComputerGenie11-Jul-18 01:57 AM
the hash and power and price are within nominal differences, so you're still not saying anything that would indicate "longer"(edited)
40k sols @ 1200 watts is 40k sols @ 1200 watts
beyond that, the "power cost" difference is $9 in cables(edited)


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ESMOLOL RxNorm: 49737 ATC: C07AB09 |
AMIODARONE RxNorm: 703 ATC: C01BD01 |
Disorders of contractility, autoregulation, and conduction (suppression of the compensatory sympathetic mechanisms) |
Precaution for use Clinical monitoring and EKG |
ESMOLOL RxNorm: 49737 ATC: C07AB09 |
CLASS IA ANTIARRHYTHMICS CLASS CODE: C01B-002 |
Disorders of contractility, autoregulation, and conduction (suppression of the compensatory sympathetic mechanisms) |
Precaution for use Clinical monitoring and EKG |
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Disorders of contractility, autoregulation, and conduction (suppression of the compensatory sympathetic mechanisms) |
Precaution for use Clinical monitoring and EKG. |
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Not recommended -in case of alteration of left ventricular function Precaution for use -if the left ventricular function is normal. Clinical monitoring and EKG. |


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A film review by Steve Kong Edited by Cher Johnson Copyright 1998 Steve Kong
Running at about three hours, Meet Joe Black is an hour too long. If you can overlook that, the film is very enjoyable.
Death wants to take a vacation and he's picked the rich and well-to-do Bill Parrish (Anthony Hopkins) as his guide to the living. Death takes a body from a New Yorker (Brad Pitt) and comes to visit Bill just a few days before Bill's 65th birthday. Bill finds out that he's scheduled to be taken by Death. But, Death offers to postpone Bill's demise for a few days, hours, and minutes if Bill shows Death, who's now known as Joe Black, around. You see, Joe is bored with his job and he wants to see what it is to be alive.
Bill's cherished daughter, Susan (Claire Forlani), starts to fall in love with the mysterious Joe. This is much to the dismay of Susan's father and her current beau Drew (Jake Weber). Drew works closely with Bill - Drew is second in command of Bill's company.
Meet Joe Black follows three story lines. The first is the love affair between Susan and Joe. This story works, but not as well as it could have. Forlani and Pitt have no screen chemistry whatsoever. Of course, how could they? Pitt is supposed to be a dead guy. The second, which takes up a lot of the screen time, is that of Bill being overthrown as the head of his own broadcasting company. And the third, and most interesting, is the story that follows between Bill and Joe, showing the relationship these two build.
As far as acting goes, Hopkins, as always, is superb. His Bill Parrish reminded me of the character he played in The Edge -- smart and likeable. Pitt tries something new and succeeds. At first, Pitt plays a live guy -- before Death takes over his body, and this part is like all other parts Pitt has played. Pitt plays the suave guy who picks up women with a wink of the eye. When Death takes over the body of Pitt's character is when Pitt really does something fun. Pitt plays Joe energetically and most of the time he is hilarious. His movements are toned down and stiff.
Forlani, who I last saw in The Rock, is wonderful. She has a very expressive face and I'd love to see her in more movies. She was a delight to watch on screen.
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Kuwait ruler sacks son and another minister amid embezzlement scandal
Kuwait’s ruler has fired his own son and another cabinet minister after they publicly feuded over accusations of corruption, ordering the prime minister to form a new government.
Sheikh Sabah al Ahmad al Sabah issued the decree just days after Kuwait’s cabinet resigned amid a separate inquiry.
The country’s prime minister Sheikh Jaber al Mubarak al Sabah, who has held the post since 2011, has asked the emir to relieve him of the task of forming a new government.
The emir fired both defence minister Nasser al Sabah, his son, and interior minister Khaled al Sabah, who had issued statements against each other.
The defence minister said he discovered that 790 million US dollars was embezzled while the interior minister served as his predecessor.
Sheikh Nasser is seeking the prosecution of his predecessor along with five other top defence ministry officials over the alleged embezzlement.
The cabinet resigned last week after a minister stepped down following a grilling by parliament.
The justice ministry imposed a gag order banning local media from reporting on the embezzlement case.
It said the trial would be closed and that no information related to it should be circulated in social or traditional media.
“As this issue is being deliberated by our independent judiciary, we urge everyone to not discuss it in the media until the law takes its course,” the emir said in a televised address.
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While Sheikh Nasser is not currently in line for the throne, his appointment as defence minister drew attention as it came after Saudi King Salman similarly appointed his son to defence minister before upending succession and making him the crown prince.
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Random Corruption is a good way of testing for the type of corruption that would happen as a result of common line noise.
On the first page of the wizard you can specify that Corruption should happen on data being sent, received, or sent and received. Corruption being received over the network will test your clientís ability to parse corrupted network messages and corruption being sent over the network will test your serverís ability to receive corrupted network messages. You can also specify to corrupt messages only being sent and received over certain network ports. You might want to focus your testing on a specific service that uses a specific port.
Select Regular Expressions as the method of corruption
The following examples used on the Regular Expression Corruption page of the Netowrk Corruption Fault Wizard will replace any domain (ie www.intel.com) with a long string of "Aís between 1000 and 5000 characters long.
Example Regular Expression:
The regular expression to match any domain (www.intel.com) is as follows:
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([wW]{3,}\.)?([abcefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ]+)\.(com|net|org) | |
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([wW]{3,}\.)? |
this part matches an optional capital or lowercase "www." |
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([abcefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ]+) |
this part matches any length string consisting of upper or lowercase alphabet letters, greater than 1 (eg. "abc", "aRdfpQ", etc.) |
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\.(com|net|org) |
this part matches a period followed by any one of the following, "com", "net", or "org" |
Example Expansion String:
The expansion string to expand between 1000 and 5000 ĎAís is as follows:
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$S1000,5000,A$ | |
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S |
this will expand to a string |
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1000 |
the minimum number of repetitions |
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5000 |
the maximum number of repetitions |
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A |
the string to expand |
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$ |
By enclosing this string in Ď$í Holodeck knows this is a string to expand. |
For more information on Regular Expressions and Replacement Strings please see the related help topics.


| Original Author: | Jiten Bhagat<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| Copyright: | © 2008-2009, the University of Manchester and the European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI) |
| License: | BSD |
| Version: | 0.1.0 |
This plugin allows arbitrary metadata to be stored and retrieved for any model object in your Ruby on Rails (v2.2+) application. This metadata is in the form of attribute/value data pairs that, together with provenance information, make up ‘annotations’. These annotations are “attached” to a model object in your application.
The idea is to abstract out and decouple annotations from your application’s core data model and allow layering in of metadata easily.
Examples of things you can use the annotations plugin for:
The main benefit is that annotations are stored and retrieved in a uniform manner with a common API. Parts of the plugin can also be extended and overridden in your application (see the Usage section for more info).
The annotations plugin is currently being used successfully in the BioCatalogue codebase to allow easy annotation of web services and their deployments/versions/operations/inputs/outputs/etc. Check out www.biocatalogue.org.
To generate full documentation (including this readme and full API docs) do the following:
Install RDoc (v2.3.0 or above):
% [sudo] gem install rdoc
Install the darkfish-rdoc gem:
% [sudo] gem install darkfish-rdoc
Run the following command in the plugin’s root directory (vendor/plugins/annotations):
% rdoc -SHNU -w 2 --title='Annotations Plugin' -m 'INDEX.rdoc' -x '(/doc|/tasks|/script|/test)'
The generated documentation will be in the doc folder of the annotations plugin.
At a conceptual level, an Annotation consists of:
This can be represented as:
Annotation = Annotatable + Source + Attribute + Value + Value Type + Version Info + Timestamps
The database model for an Annotation is made up of the following fields:
| id | annotatable_type | annotatable_id | source_type | source_id | attribute_id | value | value_type | version | version_creator_id | created_at | updated_at |
This makes use of ActiveRecord polymorphic relationships to allow any ActiveRecord model to be an Annotatable or Source.
Note: The version_creator_id field is only relevant when there are more than one version of an Annotation. I.e.: for the first version of the annotation the version_creator_id will be nil.
Annotation Attributes currently only consist of a name. This is the attribute or property you are describing for an Annotatable. Examples: ‘tag’, ‘description’, etc.
Whenever an Annotation is updated, a new AnnotationVersion entry is created in the db (corresponding model name = Annotation::Version).
This uses a library from the version_fu plugin. A customised version of this is embedded within the Annotations plugin (which won’t conflict if version_fu is installed in the main codebase).
To install the plugin as a git cloned repo (this allows you to easily update the plugin in the future):
ruby script/plugin install git://github.com/jits/annotations.git
Note: this requires git to be installed.
To install the plugin the regular way:
ruby script/plugin install http://github.com/jits/annotations.git/
ruby script/generate annotations_migration all
require_dependency File.join(Rails.root, 'vendor', 'plugins', 'annotations', 'lib', 'app', 'controllers', 'application_controller')
require_dependency File.join(Rails.root, 'vendor', 'plugins', 'annotations', 'lib', 'app', 'helpers', 'application_helper')
Note: the require_dependency line is crucial in making your app work with the files in the plugin and allows for easy extension and overriding of the plugin parts. *However, this does mean that any file with the require_dependency line will not be automagically loaded by Rails in development mode when changes have been made - a server restart is required whenever any changes are made to these files.*
# app/models/annotation.rb # # This extends the Annotation model defined in the Annotations plugin. require_dependency File.join(Rails.root, 'vendor', 'plugins', 'annotations', 'lib', 'app', 'models', 'annotation') class Annotation < ActiveRecord::Base end
# app/models/annotation_attribute.rb # # This extends the AnnotationAttribute model defined in the Annotations plugin. require_dependency File.join(Rails.root, 'vendor', 'plugins', 'annotations', 'lib', 'app', 'models', 'annotation_attribute') class AnnotationAttribute < ActiveRecord::Base end
# app/controllers/annotations_controller.rb # # This extends the AnnotationsController controller defined in the Annotations plugin. require_dependency File.join(Rails.root, 'vendor', 'plugins', 'annotations', 'lib', 'app', 'controllers', 'annotations_controller') class AnnotationsController < ApplicationController end
These are used to extend/override the models and controller from the plugin with extra actions, filters, validations, processing and so on (see Usage section for more details and examples).
class Service < ActiveRecord::Base ... acts_as_annotatable ... end
class User < ActiveRecord::Base ... acts_as_annotation_source ... end
The Annotations plugin has now been installed and is ready for use. See the Usage section for further details.
book = Book.find(1) data = { :description => "My bookie wookie", :rating => 5, :tag => [ "horror", "romance", "indiluted", "true story" ] } new_annotations = book.create_annotations(data, current_user)
book = Book.find(10) ann1 = Annotation.new(:attribute_name => "tag", :value => "hot", :source_type => "User", :source_id => 100, :annotatable_type => book.class.name, :annotatable_id => book.id)
<% form_tag annotations_url do %> <%= hidden_field_tag "annotation[annotatable_type]", "Book" -%> <%= hidden_field_tag "annotation[annotatable_id]", 100 -%> <%= hidden_field_tag "annotation[attribute_name]", "description" -%> <%= text_area_tag "annotation[value]" -%> <%= submit_tag "Submit", :disable_with => "Submitting..." -%> <% end %>
<% form_tag create_multiple_annotations_url do %> <%= hidden_field_tag "separator", "," -%> <%= hidden_field_tag "annotation[annotatable_type]", "Book" -%> <%= hidden_field_tag "annotation[annotatable_id]", 100 -%> <%= hidden_field_tag "annotation[attribute_name]", "description" -%> <%= text_area_tag "annotation[value]" -%> <%= submit_tag "Submit", :disable_with => "Submitting..." -%> <% end %>
book = Book.find(6806) annotations = book.annotations
book = Book.find(23) tag_annotations = book.annotations_with_attribute("tag")
book = Book.find(22124) rating_annotations = book.annotations_with_attributes([ "rating-performance", "rating-usefulness", "rating-documentation" ])
See _More Examples_ below.
All the config options can be found in lib/annotations/config.rb, listed below:
TODO: explain and document these.
params = { :annotatable_type => "Book", :annotatable_id => 78, :attribute_name => "tag", :value => "workflow, taverna, brilliant", :source_type => "Group", :source_id => 4 } Annotation.create_multiple(params, ',')
book = Book.find(67) user = User.find_by_name("jane") annotations = book.annotations_with_attribute_and_by_source("comment", user)
book = Book.find(56) annotations = book.all_annotations_excluding_attributes([ "tag", "note", "example" ])
Annotation.find_annotatables_with_attribute_name_and_value("complexity", "O(x^2)")
Book.with_annotations_with_attribute_name_and_value("Tag", "Amusing rhetoric")
Annotation.find_annotatables_with_attribute_names_and_values([ "tag" ], [ "fiction", "sci-fi", "fantasy" ]) Annotation.find_annotatables_with_attribute_names_and_values([ "tag", "keyword", "category" ], [ "fiction", "fantasy" ])
book = Book.find(90) count = book.count_annotations_by("all")
book = Book.find(90) count = book.count_annotations_by("User")
TODO: add more advanced examples!
Most of the aspects of this plugin can be extended/overridden in your codebase.
Examples:
require_dependency RAILS_ROOT + '/vendor/plugins/annotations/lib/app/models/annotation' class Annotation < ActiveRecord::Base ... validates_inclusion_of :value, :in => [ "fruit", "nut", "fibre" ], :message => "Please select a valid category.", :if => Proc.new { |ann| ann.attribute_name.downcase == "category" } ... end
TODO: add more!
The BioCatalogue codebase contains many examples of using the Annotations plugin successfully. Some pointers:
The prototype Shims Library also makes use of the Annotations plugin successfully and may provide some useful examples.
Update the plugin code using the appropriate mechanism. Then:
ruby script/generate annotations_migration vX
… where X is the version of the migration you want to generate
TODO: list files and what the purpose of each is.
A copy of ApplicationController has been removed from the module tree but is still active!
… then restart your server. This is due to the way Rails autoloads files in development mode, which affects the plugin and any extensions in the main app.
In no particular order:
Table name: annotations
Fields:
Table name: annotation_versions
Fields:
Table name: annotation_attributes
Fields:
Table name: annotation_value_seeds
Fields:
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This calendar emerged from conversations among a range of Caribbean scholars, librarians, and activists in the New York and New Jersey areas. It is also linked to several projects, including the Unpayable Working Group at Columbia University.
If you would like to contribute an event please write to Frances Negrón Muntaner and Alex Gil.


Course overview
- Introduction to JavaScript
- Basics
- Variables and Values
- Control and Looping
- Objects and Properties
- Functions
- Events
- Ajax
- Jquery
- OOP - Object Oriented Programing
What is JavaScript?
- JavaScript was originally developed by Brendan Eich in 1995, first known as LiveScript
- A lightweight programming language that runs in a Web browser
- Interpreted, not compiled
- JavaScript is NOT JAVA
All together!
Javascript History
Javascript History
What Can JavaScript Do?
- With JavaScript web pages are dynamic and interactive
- JavaScript can put dynamic text into an HTML page
- JavaScript can react to events
- JavaScript can be used to validate input data
- This allows you to make parts of your web pages appear or disappear or move around on the page
Writing a JavaScript Program?
- The Web browser runs a JavaScript program when the Web page is first loaded, or in response to
an event.
- JavaScript programs can either be placed directly into the HTML file or they can be saved in
external files
- Placing a program in an external file allows you to hide the program code from the user
- Source code placed directly in the HTML file can be viewed by anyone
- Open a Web Browser ex. Google Chrome and press F12
- Find the tab CONSOLE and navigate to it
- Use an alert box to display some greeting message like:
alert("Hello SEDC!");
Time to accomplish: 10 Minutes
Bad solution
Implementing JavaScript
TIP: In an external file before closing the BODY tags
- Open your code editor ex. Visual Studio Code
- Create a new document "index" with the extension .html
- Create a new document "script" or "app" with the extension .js (external JavaScript)
- Include an external .js file into HTML page
- Write your JavaScript program to display a message in the console console.log("Hello from
JavaScript!")
Time to accomplish: 15 Minutes
VARIABLES
- Variables are used to store data in memory
ex. It's much easier to write pi instead of 3.141592653589793
- Two steps required in order to use a variables. You need to:
Declare the variable
Initialize it, that is, give it a value
PRO TIP: Always prefer first declare, then use variables.
var number; // Declaration
number = 5; // Initialization
var number = 5; // Declaration and Initialization
Variables
VARIABLES
- Variables names must begin with a letter or underscore
- ex. letters, numbers, _, $ (cannot start with number)
- Variable names are case-sensitive
- ex. firstName , start_date , workDays...
- Variables are untyped (VALUE IS THE TYPE!)
- Variables declared within a function are LOCAL to that function (accessible only within
that function)
- Variables declared outside a function are GLOBAL (accessible from anywhere on the page)
- Try validating some names yourself:
- https://mothereff.in/js-variables
Primitive Data Types
- The primitive data types in JavaScript, such as :
- Strings
- Numbers
- Undefined
- Boolean
- NULL
Undefined vs Null
In JavaScript, UNDEFINED means a variable has been declared but has not
yet been assigned a value, such as:
var TestVar;
alert(TestVar); //shows undefined
alert(typeof TestVar); //shows undefined
null is an assignment value. It can be assigned to a variable as a
representation of no value:
var TestVar = null;
alert(TestVar); //shows null
alert(typeof TestVar); //shows object
From the preceding examples, it is clear that undefined and null are two distinct types: undefined
is a type itself (undefined)
while null is an object.
null === undefined // false
null == undefined // true
null === null // true
JavaScript “primitive” types: number, string, and boolean
- Numbers are always stored as floating-point values
- Strings may be enclosed in single quotes or double quotes
ex. var name =
"John";
var name = 'Doe';
Strings can contains \n (newline)
- Boolean are either true or false
Comments
- Single Line Comment
- //code goes here....
- Multi line Comment
- /*…code goes here......*/
Keywords in Javascript
Operators in JavaScript
Arithmetic Operators
| Operator |
Name |
Example |
| + |
Addition |
a + b |
| - |
Subtraction |
a - b |
| * |
Multiplication |
a * b |
| / |
Division |
a / b |
| % |
Modulus |
a % b |
| ++ |
Increment |
a++ (a = a + 1) |
| -- |
Decrement |
a-- (a = a - 1) |
Comparison Operators
| Operator |
Use |
Equivalent To |
|
< | a < b | a is less than b
|
|
<= | a <= b | a is less than or equal to b
|
| > |
a > b |
a is greater than b |
| >= |
a >= b |
a is greater than or equal to b |
| == |
a == b |
is a equal to b? |
| != |
a != b |
is a NOT equal to b? |
Assignment Operators
| Operator |
Use |
Equivalent To |
| += |
a += b |
a = a + b |
| -= |
a -= b |
a = a - b |
| *= |
a *= b |
a = a * b |
| /= |
a /= b |
a = a / b |
| %= |
a %= b |
a = a % b |
- Write a JavaScript program to convert a length given in feet to meters.
- TIP: 1 feet = 0.3048 meters
Time to accomplish: 15 Minutes
- Write a JavaScript program that will read the two sides of a rectangle and calculate its area
- TIP: area = a * b
Time to accomplish: 15 Minutes
Exercise 1 solution
let sideA = 10;
let sideB = 20;
let rectangleArea = sideA * sideB;
console.log(area);
- Write a JavaScript program that will calculate area of Circle
- TIP: area = π * r2
Time to accomplish: 15 Minutes
Exercise 2 solution
let PI = 3.14;
let radius = 20;
let circleArea = PI * radius * radius;
console.log(circleArea);
HOMEWORK
Write a JavaScript program that will calculate the price of 30 Phones, where the price of one phone
is $119.95 and the tax rate
is 5%.
E-mail:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>angelakostadinova7@gmail.com


HTTP Request consists of Message Headers, Request Line, Empty Line, Body.
| Accept | image/gif/txt |
| Accept-Language | en-us |
| Accept-Encoding | gzip, deflate, br |
| Authorization | www.google.com |
According to RFC 2616 HTTP/1.1 June 1999
Example of common Status code and Reason Phrase are:
| Accept-Ranges | Used by the server to support the partial request. |
| Age | It contains of the time seconds the object has stayed in the cache. |
| ETag | a mechanism that puts unchanged resources into the cache. |
| Location | is the indicator when redirecting to another page it specifies the URL to be used. |
| Proxy-Authentication | is the one which chooses the authentication method to be used so that access can be gained to a resource behind a proxy server. |
| Retry-After | is the one responsible in informing the user agent on how long to wait before making another follow-up request. |
| Server | handles requests because it contains the information about the software that is being used by the origin server. |
| Vary | determines the matching of future request headers to be able to come up whether a cached response could be used or if it should request a new one from the origin server. |
| WWW-Authenticate | is the one responsible in defining the authentication method that is the one responsible in defining the authentication method that |
According to RFC 822
Consists of four types which is the General-header, The Client Request-header, The Server Response-header and the Entity-header. These are ones responsible in providing necessary information with regards to the request or response. A name which will then be followed by a colon is present in the header fields.
There are 5 groups of status codes:


Microsoft ASP.NET is a set of technologies in the Microsoft .NET Framework for building Web applications and XML Web services. ASP.NET pages execute on the server and generate markup such as HTML, WML, or XML that is sent to a desktop or mobile browser. ASP.NET pages use a compiled, event-driven programming model that improves performance and enables the separation of application logic and user interface.
The Model-View-Controller (MVC) architectural pattern separates an application into three main components: the model, the view, and the controller. The ASP.NET MVC framework provides an alternative to the ASP.NET Web Forms pattern for creating Web applications. The ASP.NET MVC framework is a lightweight, highly testable presentation framework that (as with Web Forms-based applications) is integrated with existing ASP.NET features, such as master pages and membership-based authentication.
JavaScript (JS) is an interpreted computer programming language.
It was originally implemented as part of web browsers so that client-side scripts could interact with the user, control the browser, communicate asynchronously, and alter the document content that was displayed.[5] More recently, however, it has become common in both game development and the creation of desktop applications.


This section clarifies how the JRE determines the default time zone on the Windows Vista and Windows 7 operating systems. If Java doesn't report the expected time zone, use the troubleshooting techniques provided in the following sections:
You can write a simple program to determine which time zone the JRE reports as the default time zone, based on a check with the native operating system.
The Java program in Example 8-6 returns the default time zone:
Example 8-6 Java Code Snippet to Check the Time Zone Setting in the JRE
public class DefaultTimeZone { public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.println(java.util.TimeZone.getDefault().getID()); } }
You can save the code snippet in Example 8-6 to a file named DefaultTimeZone.java
and compile it using the javac
command. Then you can run the compiled DefaultTimeZone
class, as shown in Example 8-7.
Example 8-7 Compiling and Running the DefaultTimeZone Program
c:\tztest> javac DefaultTimeZone.java c:\tztest> java DefaultTimeZone Europe/Berlin
In Example 8-7, the default time zone is Europe/Berlin. Running the program should display your local time zone. If the output is not the expected time zone, then continue with the following troubleshooting steps.
You can change or examine the system's default time zone using the Windows Control Panel. For example, you can select this time zone setting in Windows 7:
(UTC+01:00) Amsterdam, Berlin, Bern, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna
The corresponding value for the Registry key TimeZoneKeyName
is W. Europe Standard Time.
You can check whether automatic adjustment of daylight saving time is enabled through the graphical user interface (GUI) or through the Windows registry.
GUI Method: To use the Control Panel to check whether automatic adjustment of daylight saving time is enabled, follow these steps.
Click the Windows Start button and then click Control Panel.
Click Date and Time.
Click the Change Time Zone button.
There is a click box labeled Automatically adjust time for Daylight Savings Time. Observe whether or not this click box is clicked, and change the setting if you desire.
Click OK. This returns you to the Date and Time dialog box.
Windows Registry Method: You can run Windows Registry Editor to check whether automatic adjustment of daylight saving time is enabled.
|
Caution: It is a good practice to back up the Windows registry before examining or editing it. If you make a mistake in editing, you can damage the Windows registry. |
To enable automatic adjustment of daylight saving time from the Windows registry:
Click the Windows Start button.
In the Search programs and files field, type regedit and then press Enter to open the Registry Editor.
In the Registry Editor, search for the key DynamicDaylightTimeDisabled and examine the setting.
If the registry setting is 1, then dynamic daylight time is disabled.
If the registry setting is 0, then dynamic daylight time is enabled.
If you prefer, you can access the Windows registry from the Windows command window.
In Example 8-8, the registry setting is 1. With this setting, the clock is not automatically adjusted for daylight saving time.
Example 8-8 DynamicDaylightTimeDisabled Registry Key Set to True
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation] "DynamicDaylightTimeDisabled"=dword:00000001
If you have disabled the DynamicDaylightTimeDisabled
option, then Java always returns a GMT (Greenwich mean time) offset and not a time zone ID that is compatible with the uniform naming convention (such as Europe/Berlin). For example, the offset will be expressed as GMT+01 and not Europe/Berlin.
You can change or examine the system's default time zone by using the Windows Control Panel.
To set the system's default time zone from the Control Panel:
Click the Windows Start button and then click Control Panel.
Click Date and Time.
Click the Change Time Zone button.
From the Time Zone menu, select your preferred time zone.
Click OK. This returns you to the Date and Time dialog box.
Click OK to close the Date and Time dialog box.
For example, you can select this time zone in Windows 7:
(UTC)+1:00) Amsterdam, Berlin, Bern, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna.
The corresponding value for the Registry key TimeZoneKeyName
is W. Europe Standard Time.
You can explicitly set a default time zone on the command line by using the Java system property called user.timezone
. This bypasses the settings in the Windows operating system and can be a workaround in some cases. For instance, this setting is useful if you want DST (daylight saving time) only for a single Java program running on the system.
The following example examines the system property -Duser.timezone by running a Java program called DefaultTimeTestZone from the Windows Command Prompt window.
c:\tztest> java -Duser.timezone=America/New_York DefaultTimeZone
America/New_York
If setting a default time zone explicitly by specifying -Duser.timezone
works for the DefaultTimeTestZone
program, but does not work for your program, you should check whether your code overwrites the default Java time zone during runtime, with a method call such as this:
TimeZone.setDefault(TimeZone zone)
With Windows 7, a tool called tzutil.exe
is available. With this tool, you can request the current time zone ID abbreviation without manually reading the registry.
Here is an example of running tzutil.exe
. The first line is the command that you enter in Windows Command Prompt window. The second line is the system response.
tzutil /g W. Europe Standard Time
On Windows, the JRE uses a file <java-home>\lib\tzmappings
to represent the mapping between Windows and Java time zones. Each line in the file has four tokens. The first token is the Windows time zone registry key called TimeZoneKeyName
. See Determine the Setting in the Control Panel.
The second token is a time zone map ID. (This is not used in Windows Vista and Windows 7.) The third token is the locale. The fourth token represents the Java time zone ID. The important tokens are token number one, number three (which can be empty), and number four. (Note: This file is not a public interface.)
If you select the time zone called (UTC+01:00) Amsterdam, Berlin, Bern, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna in the Windows Control Panel, then the relevant line in the file tzmappings
is:
W. Europe Standard Time:2,3::Europe/Berlin:
In this example, the JRE recognizes your default time zone (token number four) as Europe/Berlin.
If there is no appropriate mapping entry in the tzmappings file, then it is possible that Microsoft introduced a new time zone in a Windows update, and that the new time zone is not available to the JRE. In this situation, you can file a bug report for the JRE and request a new entry in the tzmappings file from Oracle Java bugs website.
A similar disconnect between the operating system and the JRE is possible if you have run the tool tzedit.exe.
This tool is posted by Microsoft on the Internet, and allows users to add new time zones. The JRE is unlikely to have a time zone introduced into the system by this tool. Again, the solution is to file a bug to request that a new entry be added to the tzmappings
file.


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The work DB2 does "behind the scenes" to satisfy a single SQL statement
Whether DB2 uses available indexes and, if indexes are used, how DB2 uses them
The order in which DB2 tables are accessed to satisfy join criteria
Whether a sort is required for the SQL statement
Intentional table space locking requirements for a statement
Whether DB2 uses query parallelism to satisfy an SQL statement
The performance of an SQL statement based on the access paths chosen
The estimated cost of executing an SQL statement
The manner in which user-defined functions are resolved in SQL statements


Simplifying a Source File’s Header Files
1 In the Results window, select one or more source files.
2 Do one of the following:
• Select Tools > Reengineer > Simplify.h.
• Click .
A Simplify window and two new toolbar buttons appear.
3 Do one of the following:
• Select Simplify > Substitute mode.
• Click .
• Under Source file in the Simplify window, select the source file.
Simplify parses the source file and displays it’s header tree in the left pane.
4 If a header in the header tree is marked with a red X, it is an unused header that can be removed from the source file. The header file that will be uncommented out in the source file is marked red in the bottom right pane.
5 To remove unused headers, do one of the following:
• Select Simplify > Update source.
• Click
Note: If you close the Simplify window before updating the source file, Simplify notifies you that unnecessary header files were deleted and prompts you to remove them from your source code.
6 Simplify updates the source file.
If you open the source file in your IDE, you will notice that DIScover added comments about the header files that were removed. For example:
#include <conio.h>
/* #include "extra2.h" DISCOVER_SIMPLIFY REMOVED */
#include <iostream.h>
#include <string.h>
#define MAX 10
#include <io.h>
#include <fcntl.h>


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Tweet Grabber
Designed for NLP assignment
Insert Twitter ID (without '@') in text box below
!! Make sure the account isn't private !!
username:
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