The Toucan AI Blog
Toucan AI is what an outsider might call my first real startup. It’s the first one that received any kind of notable publicity, and it’s the first one for which we scrounged together the marketing efforts that help a company appear “legit” in the eyes of strangers and online followers.
First and foremost, this started with the advent of our company blog. While we weren’t writing new blogposts every single day, we made it happen on a fairly regular schedule, at least throughout much of late 2019 and early 2020, with only a team of 4 writing/editing contributors!
Personally, this is probably still my favorite of our blogposts, though this is undisputedly the most important, and this probably marks the most notable for our company’s trajectory.
Quick sidenote—if you’d bought Shopify stock when we published this article (when Shopify had already been growing like crazy, and long before anyone knew about the impending pandemic), it’d be worth at least 4x that amount now.
My First Sale
My First Sale is a podcast in which I interviewed small e-commerce business owners and tried to paint an honest and authentic picture about their successes and struggles. Many of the interviewees were early Toucan customers and advocates, and many of them are people I now consider to be friends.
We started the podcast at the beginning of 2020, initially releasing episodes weekly, then dialing back a bit when the pandemic started ramping up and other concerns took over for people. During the time that the podcast was active, we had a small but dedicated following of people interested in stories from small business owners!
I conducted, edited, released, and promoted My First Sale interviews on all major podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.
Snacks for the Socially Distanced
When the pandemic first began, my friend (and the co-founder of Toucan) Vishnu and I realized we were looking at several months (or even years) of collective isolation and inability to safely eat food at restaurants. We were roommates at the time, and have always shared a deep and intense love for trying new and exciting foods, so this seemed like the only way to make up for the gaping hole that had now been introduced into our lives.
Thus, we began Snacks for the Socially Distanced, the podcast.
We went to our local grocery store(s) and racked up as many weird and exciting snacks as we could find to review in great detail, seriousness, and frequency.
While we now only record the occasional episode, there was a while in which we were recording, editing, releasing, and posting on social media about a new episode every single day. And despite no true coordinated marketing campaign, we not only managed to amass a loyal (albeit small) following of listeners, but we even ended up receiving a ton of free snacks to review from various companies.
Check us out on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Instagram, and Twitter!


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Papers
The Lifecycle of a Youtube Video: Phases, Content and Popularity
Honglin Yu, Lexing Xie, Scott Sanner
The 9th International AAAI Conference on Web and Social Media (ICWSM-15)
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Twitter-driven Youtube Views: Beyond Individual Influencers
Honglin Yu, Lexing Xie, Scott Sanner
ACM Conference on Multimedia (MM-14). Orlando, USA.
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The Greenland Ice Sheet has been a major contributor to global
sea-level rise in recent decades, and it is expected to continue to
be so. Although increases in glacier flow and surface melting have
been driven by oceanic and atmospheric warming, the magnitude and
trajectory of the ice sheet's mass imbalance remain uncertain. Here
we compare and combine 26 individual satellite measurements of
changes in the ice sheet's volume, flow and gravitational potential
to produce a reconciled estimate of its mass balance. The ice sheet
was close to a state of balance in the 1990s, but annual losses have
risen since then, peaking at 345 ± 66 billion tonnes per year
in 2011. In all, Greenland lost 3,902 ± 342 billion tonnes of
ice between 1992 and 2018, causing the mean sea level to rise by
10.8 ± 0.9 millimetres. Using three regional climate models,
we show that the reduced surface mass balance has driven
1,964 ± 565 billion tonnes (50.3%) of the ice loss owing
to increased meltwater runoff. The remaining 1,938 ± 541
billion tonnes (49.7%) of ice loss was due to increased
glacier dynamical imbalance, which rose from 46 ± 37 billion
tonnes per year in the 1990s to 87 ± 25 billion tonnes per
year since then. The total rate of ice loss slowed to 222 ± 30
billion tonnes per year between 2013 and 2017, on average, as
atmospheric circulation favoured cooler conditions and ocean
temperatures fell at the terminus of Jakobshavn Isbræ.
Cumulative ice losses from Greenland as a whole have been close to
the rates predicted by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
for their high-end climate warming scenario, which forecast an
additional 70 to 130 millimetres of global sea-level rise by 2100
compared with their central estimate.


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Design Patterns exist for common problems found in software development. Simple knowledge of the existance of these is a start for the day we live in, when the power of the internet (read google) is at the fingertips of every developer.
Having in-head knowledge of these structures, and being able to apply them directly without reference, is a big step to removing yourself from code monkey status.
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Dravidian Activists Demand Titan’s Boycott Over Ad Glorifying Tamil-Hindu Culture, Here’s What Happened
by Swarajya StaffIndia’s leading watch maker Titan recently launched a marketing campaign glorifying the Tamil-Hindu culture which irked various so-called Dravidian activists who as a result called for their boycott.
Here is the advertisement in question:
The advertisement contains stunning footage of iconic temples in Tamil Nadu like Darasuram, Brihadeeswara and Kailasanathar.
The advertisement goes, “Travel around our land, where even stones speak of poetry” as one can see a boy caressing the ancient temple stones and women making flower garlands used in pujas.
Temples, Kanchi silk and relics of the Tamil-Hindu culture featured prominently in the advertisement which led many to hail Titan for its effort.
While a sizeable section of social media was praising Titan, a swarm of Dravidian activists descended and began slamming the watchmaker for passing off “Brahminical traditions as Tamil culture”.
Some social media users claimed that one of the reasons why the aforementioned activists were irked, was a brief newspaper clipping in the advertisement which reportedly stated, “Rajini will crush Stalin”.
While the Dravidian activists were lambasting Titan, many social media users came to the watchmaker’s rescue and also promised to buy its products.
Titan watches has launched a new chain of limited edition watches with the aforementioned Tamil-Hindu themes inspired by Tamil temple architecture and script.


THROUGH A GLASS DARKLY (1961) A Film Review by Ted Prigge Copyright 1998 Ted Prigge
Writer/Director: Ingmar Bergman Starring: Harriet Andersson, Gunnar Björnstrand, Max von Sydow, Lars Passgård
Bergman opens "Through a Glass Darkly" not only with a quote from Second Corinthians, from which the title comes, but also has a dedication title, made out to his then wife. The two are separated from one another, but as the film goes on, and begins to explore concepts brought on by the Bible quote, as well as ideas about family and love, the ideas these two subtexts bring up begin to merge into one singular idea, and instead of both trying to work as two separate ideas in the film, they intertwine with one another. But of course, that's one of Bergman's fortes.
"Through a Glass Darkly" is actually a combination of many things that normally don't fit together except here: it's a debate on God and love, and an intense dysfunctional family drama; it concerns itself with a small quantity of people secluded on an island, like many Bergman films, but then makes them family members, also like many Bergman films; and it tosses in several parallel action shots where one consists of lots of editing, and the other features just one long take, throwing off the rhythm of the film. It's almost a wonder that it works at all.
But for all of this, "Through a Glass Darkly" is another very trite film from Bergman, running about 91 minutes, and featuring only a couple very long sequences, and features almost total dialogue and monologues, causing it to be able to cover so much ground and so many concepts that it almost seems overloaded. The film deals with a family of four who take a "vacation" on a secluded island: there's the father, David (Gunnar Björnstrand), a writer who has distanced himself from his family; the son, Minus (Lars Passgård), a wannabe playright who resents his father, sometimes openly; the daugher, Karin (Hariett Andersson), who has just gotten out of a mental institution, and is on the cusp of a relapse; and her devoted husband, Martin (Max Von Sydow...yes, the guy from "The Exorcist"), who tries to be the buffer of the bunch.
Bergman effortlessly defines each of their characters in the first 10 minutes so that the rest of the film can take off from the exposition, and into its rising action. One thing that bugs me about many film is the exposition, and how films try to blatantly give us all our information in sometimes clumsy ways. Bergman avoids all of that, expertly writing the screenplay so that all of the information is given to us subtlely, sometimes just through idle conversation. This also gives us the right amount of distance from the characters, as they aren't communicating with us at all, and shows how distanced they all are from one another, whether they like it or not.
About half way through, Bergman introduces a really bizarre plot twist: Karin begins to hear voices from the wall in one of the upstairs rooms telling her that it's God. Is she having a relapse? is it really God? We don't know (for awhile). But it begins to speed up her relapse, and the result brings out one of Bergman's favorite themes: families being brought together by something horrible that makes them re-evaluate their relationships.
What was Bergman trying to point out with all of this? He brings us two things that usually don't work together - a family drama about a lack of communication and love, and a story of a woman who thinks she sees God - but Bergman actually manages to pull them both together, like I said. He explores the existence of God as something you have to merely have faith in but can never have any proof of by exploring the family's lack of stability and love. Their lack of stability is on a parallel with the lack of stability in knowing if God exists or not.
As good as it is, it does run into a couple minor problems. The film is probably too short, running at a tawdry 91 minutes, resulting in a bit of a lack of family drama that the film needs a little more of. Luckily Bergman is able to make up substantially for this by leaving a lot unsaid through dialogue, and much done through action and scene set-ups, but he isn't able to make up totally for this slight inconsistency. The film is also very uneven, spending a small amount of time on the exposition, but then getting a little sloppy with the amount of time he spends on each section of the film. And the final scene explains a little too much - maybe some dialogue editing would have been good in this scene. The entire film could have used a whole other draft, just to even out some of the little clinks in the storyline.
However, you really have to appreciate how much this film pulls off as it is. Any film that can explore lack of faith in God's existence through a tense family drama is worthy of high praise, and the film has a great play-like feel, abandoning a lot of character action and instead focusing on studying its characters' feelings and pains while still exploring such an existential theme. And it wisely never picks one character to single out as the "protagonist," appropriately distancing us from the characters who are distanced from one another, and allowing us to empathize more with the situation than the characters. Sure, it could use a rewrite, but that would only make it slighly better than it already is.
MY RATING (out of 4): ***1/2
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Before we dive into it, I’d first like to take a momemnt to make sure whomever follows this tutorial has the correct components installed. I will be performing this on an Ubuntu system, but really, any platform should be able to be used, you’ll just have to follow the recommended intallation steps for your operating system.
Setup
- We’ll be using Python 2.7.
python -V #for your version
- Scapy will be the main module used.
- Download Scapy
- Extract archive and cd into the folder
sudo python setup.py install
- Termcolor will colorize our output.
sudo pip install termcolor
- We’ll be using airmon-ng to setup our wireless card.
sudo apt-get install aircrack-ng
The Code
Now that we’ve installed everything we need, lets start stepping through the code!
We’ll begin by first specifying our interpreter, followed by importing the modules we’ll use. You’ll probably notice the 3rd line for logging and think “What the heck is that for?” Without this line, whenever the script is ran, an annoying message will pop up regarding Scapy IPv6 routes. The logging line will quite that, while still alerting to any serious errors that may occur.
#!/usr/bin/env python
import logging
# Silence Scapy IPv6 message at runtime
logging.getLogger("scapy.runtime").setLevel(logging.ERROR)
from scapy.all import *
from termcolor import colored, cprint
import argparse
import datetime
import sys
We’ll then move on to setting up some of the configuration with variables we’ll use later on.
In order to gather more information and profile wireless connections, we’ll parse a file that correlates MAC addresses to vendors based on what we sniff. These combinations will be stored into a dictionay as a key/value pair for searching later.
# Keep track of unique mac addresses
mac_list = []
# Vendors
ven_dic = {}
# Interface to monitor. Once you have your wireless
# nic listening, make sure to replace the variable string
# with your listening wireless nic.
# EX: iwconfig #to find your wireless nic (eg: wlan1)
# EX: sudo airmon-ng start wlan1 (Or the wireless nic you saw in previous step)
# EX: iwconfig #to find out the name of the nic airmon created
interface = "mon0"
# Arguments
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
parser.add_argument("-V", "--verbose", help="different formatting and detailed output", action="store_true")
args = parser.parse_args()
Now lets get a for loop going to read through our vendors.txt file so we can parse the input and assign it to the ven_dic dictionary we created earlier.
Please make sure the vendors.txt file is located in the same directory as the python script so that it may access it properly using the default setup.
Download: vendors.txt
# Read in vendors and add to ven_dic
with open("vendors.txt") as vendors:
for line in vendors:
join_line = " ".join(line.split())
ven_mac = join_line.split(" ")[0]
ven_name = join_line.split(" ")[1]
ven_dic[ven_mac] = ven_name
We’ll now start getting into defining our functions. If you are unfamiliar with functions, think of them as basically routines. They can be called upon to perform actions that are repetative. They can also accept arguments or paramaters. For instance, these functions have two arguments, mac and ssid. We’ll pass in these items and the function will return information based on what we feed into it.
If this doesn’t make sense, don’t worry. It should be cleared up pretty shortly.
# Function to print if access point is detected
def AccessPointPrint(mac, ssid):
# Check to see if we know the vendor
if mac[0:8].upper() in ven_dic.keys():
vendor = ven_dic[mac[0:8].upper()]
else:
vendor = "unknown"
# If verbose was used, print out the format below
if args.verbose:
print "-" * 146 + "\n"
print colored("* I SEE YOU! *\n", "red", attrs=["bold"])
print "TIME :", datetime.datetime.now()
print "MAC :", mac
print "TYPE :", colored("ACCESS POINT", "yellow", attrs=["bold"])
print "SSID :", colored(ssid, "green", attrs=["bold"])
print "CHIPSET :", vendor
# I recommend customizing the note below to your liking.
print "NOTE : This is an access point that is broadcasting its wireless SSID for client connection. "
# Else print the default format
else:
print colored("* I SEE YOU! * ", "red", attrs=["bold"]) + "%s (%s)" % (mac, vendor), "as an", \
colored("ACCESS POINT", "yellow", attrs=["bold"]), "for SSID:", colored(ssid, "green", attrs=["bold"])
# Function to print if client probe is detected
def ProbePrint(mac, ssid):
# Check to see if we know the vendor
if mac[0:8].upper() in ven_dic.keys():
vendor = ven_dic[mac[0:8].upper()]
else:
vendor = "unknown"
# If verbose was used, print out the format below
if args.verbose:
print "-" * 146 + "\n"
print colored("* I SEE YOU! *\n", "red", attrs=["bold"])
print "TIME :", datetime.datetime.now()
print "MAC :", mac
print "TYPE :", colored("PROBING", "yellow", attrs=["bold"])
print "SSID :", colored(ssid, "green", attrs=["bold"])
print "CHIPSET :", vendor
# I recommend customizing the note below to your liking.
print 'NOTE : ' '''This traffic is from an asset attempting to connect to a wireless network it has seen before.
The wireless packets are able to be intercepted and parsed to reveal a network the device trusts. An "Evil-Twin"
attack can occur where a malicious actor creates an access point with the same SSID name to intercept credentials.'''
# Else print the default format
else:
print colored("* I SEE YOU! * ", "red", attrs=["bold"]) + "%s (%s)" % (mac, vendor), \
colored("PROBING", "yellow", attrs=["bold"]), "for SSID:", colored(ssid, "green", attrs=["bold"])
Awesome. Now that we have our functions that will print our output depending on what wireless traffic is captured, we need to define one more function that will really be doing all of the work.
def PacketAnalyzer(pkt):
# Check to make sure we got an 802.11 packet
if pkt.haslayer(Dot11):
# Check to see if it's an access point beacon
if pkt.type == 0 and pkt.subtype == 8:
# Check to see if we have seen the MAC address before, if not, continue with printing
if pkt.addr2 not in mac_list:
mac_list.append(pkt.addr2)
AccessPointPrint(pkt.addr2, pkt.info)
# Check to see if it's a device probing for networks
if pkt.haslayer(Dot11ProbeReq):
# Check to see if we have seen the MAC address before, if not, continue with printing
if pkt.addr2 not in mac_list:
mac_list.append(pkt.addr2)
# Make sure SSID is not blank
if pkt.info != "":
ProbePrint(pkt.addr2, pkt.info)
We’re almost done now! Just one more line to add. This line uses Scapy’s sniff function which takes in the interface to listen on (the variable we set at the beginning of the script), our PacketAnalyzer function (prn tells Scapy to send the packet to our function), and a store value of 0 which insures the packets aren’t stored in memory so as to not hog resources.
Using this, once the script is executed, it will run continuosly, sniff wireless packets, and add the MAC address to the list so as to not repeatedly print the same device.
sniff(iface=interface, prn=PacketAnalyzer, store=0)
Running
You’re done! Now it’s time to see your creation.
There are two options to running this script, with or without the -V or –verbose option. But first, we have to get the wireless nic into a “listening” state to intercept packets and also edit the interface variable if your listening nic is different then what we added by default.
- Find your wireless nic with.
iwconfig #eg: wlan1
- Use airmon to set your wireless nic to listen
sudo airmon-ng start wlan1 #or w/e wireless nic you saw in step 1
- Use iwconfig again to see what nic airmon created for you.
iwconfig #eg: mon1
- If different then what’s in the “interface” variable, change the string to your interface.
Now run your script and see the results!
What now?
It’s up to you! Here are some challenges if you are up for it.
-
Try condensing the functions to 1 or 2 and use “if” statements inside of them to determine what to do.
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Instead of having to manually edit the script with your listening wireless nic, try to add another script argument (maybe -i, –interface) that is given a value at runtime. This will allow you to specify an interface as a script argument, like –verbose.
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I don’t believe Scapy channel hopes, so try creating an alternate script to rotate through wireles channels. Maybe a cron job?
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Maybe you only want to store the MAC addresses of the access points and want to print all other traffic, even if it’s potentially duplicates. You can make it happen!


This a simple implementation of a flexible path finding algorithm for the Sprite.js project. To create walls click on the grid.


The core of our outreach is our basketball program. Through Kingdom Hoops we are able to offer youth a unique development opportunity and platform to 300-400 youth annually. While we offer elite basketball training, our environment is one that creates integrative inclusion – a setting where diverse groups of youth come together, create relationships, and achieve goals together. Last year, students from over 50 school districts in the state of Iowa to participated in Kingdom Hoops.
From a basketball standpoint, our focus remains in the fundamentals and skill development of each athlete in the program no matter age or level. The opportunity for youth to participate in Kingdom Hoops goes beyond training in our Des Moines facility as our teams travel and compete in national events. The AAU basketball model offers a unique exposure opportunity for student-athletes. Each year, 90% of the student-athletes on our top 17U program go on to receive some form of an athletic or academic scholarship. The Kingdom Hoops program is a process and our staff is committed to coming alongside and tailoring the experience to the youth we serve. We believe basketball is the beginning, our vision is to create an experience where youth are able to reach their athletic goals, while growing spiritually and developing relationships along the way.
Beyond Ball is a program that helps provide additional opportunity off the basketball court for the youth we serve. Our organization is a place where youth from various different economic and ethnic backgrounds can come together and work for a common goal, a place where skill, dedication, and hard work are taught, and where opportunity is first found. Our goal is to walk alongside our student-athletes that live in the inner city of Des Moines, Iowa by providing athletic scholarships, tutoring, meals, and mentorship.
Through this program, we envision all of our students pursuing higher education, becoming leaders in their communities and families, and receiving athletic college scholarships. Although financial support is a key factor, we believe that true impact can only be reached through deep, long-term relationships. Mentors and coaches are there to support the spiritual and character development of these students.


The usage of TeX primitives will often result in unwanted behaviour, especially when the exact workings are not known.
\def is a TeX primitive, \newcommand is a LaTeX overlay on top of \def. The most obvious benefits of \newcommand over \def are:
In general, anything that \newcommand does can be done by \def, but it usually involves a little trickery and unless you want something that \newcommand can't do, there's no point in reinventing the wheel.


An Example That Uses Other Bundles
This example uses two other bundles as dependencies and has a few sources


Employee Manager
Fill List
ID
First Name
Last Name
Billing Address
Delivery Address
Department
DOB
Action
Delete
Departments
Projects


deadlock_retry changes
v1.2.0
- Support for postgres (tomhughes)
- Testing AR versions (kbrock)
v1.1.2
- Exponential backoff, sleep 0, 1, 2, 4... seconds between retries.
- Support new syntax for InnoDB status in MySQL 5.5.
v1.1.1 (2011-05-13)
- Conditionally log INNODB STATUS only if user has permission. (osheroff)
v1.1.0 (2011-04-20)
- Modernize.
- Drop support for Rails 2.1 and earlier.
v1.0 - (2009-02-07)
- Add INNODB status logging for debugging deadlock issues.
- Clean up so the code will run as a gem plugin.
- Small fix for ActiveRecord 2.1.x compatibility.


| Example 1: |
| Id: example-12345 |
| Title: Example 12345 |
| Subtitle: This is the subtitle for Article Example 12345 |
| Blurb: This is a quick summary of Article Example 12345 |
| Publisher: Sample Share App |
| Author: Symphony Example |
| Date: 1/23/19 |
| Example 2: |
| Id: example-6789 |
| Title: Example 6789 |
| Subtitle: This is the subtitle for Article Example 6789 |
| Blurb: This is a quick summary of Article Example 6789 |
| Publisher: Sample Share App |
| Author: Symphony Example |
| Date: 1/24/19 |
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Select all the necessary tasks for the workflow, in any order, to create the workflow level tasks pool.
Re-order the selected tasks, by drag-drop to finalize the order in which they will be executed.
Define and wire the input and output parameters for all the selected and order fixated tasks.
Provide the workflow metadata like name, version, description to create the workflow with the defined tasks.
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| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
1.0 mg |
oral |
5-MeO-AMT |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 0:40 |
2.0 mg |
oral |
5-MeO-AMT |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 15:00 |
|
|
Cocaine |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 45:40 |
4.5 mg |
oral |
5-MeO-AMT |
(capsule) |
| T+ 48:40 |
repeated |
insufflated |
Cocaine |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 72:00 |
repeated |
insufflated |
Cocaine |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 96:00 |
1.0 mg |
oral |
5-MeO-AMT |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 110:40 |
|
oral |
5-MeO-AMT |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 121:00 |
2.5 mg |
insufflated |
5-MeO-AMT |
(powder / crystals) |
| |
repeated |
insufflated |
Cocaine |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 138:00 |
5.0 mg |
oral |
Passion Flower |
(powder / crystals) |
5-MeO-AMT Trip Report, or, A Week with 5-MeO-AMT and Cocaine
*This story is entirely fictional. I bought a box of Cracker Jacks and looked for the prize inside, which happened to be this strange tale. This is something unusual to find in junk food, so I decided to post it here.*
 I picked up the vial of 1000mg 5-Methoxy-N, N-alpha-methyltryptamine about 8:00pm, then came home to play with it. After determining that my friend who has a very accurate scale wasn't answering his phone, I used the 1/2ing method to eyeball a dose (i.e.-1000mg/2 =500mg/2=125mg/2=62.5mg.....). The report as follows was written while on the drug, due to a mistake which resulted in accidental ingestion of the chemical, and no editing, spelling, or grammar correction has been done.
Friday:
11:20pm - Ingested ~1.0mg in a glass of grapefruit juice.
12:00am - Ingested another ~2.0mg in grapefruit juice.
1:00am - Slight tingling feeling in the body, as well as inhibited balance.
1:30am - Tingling intensified, slight perceptual alterations (like the computer seeming to lag behind my keystrokes,) overall floating feeling, none of the expected nausea.
2:00am - Now I am certain the computer is too slow. I type, but it takes a while for the characters to appear on the screen. This is abnormal, considering I use a relatively high-quality machine. WinAmp Visualizers are wonderful, enhanced colors and flash patterns, blending well with Lords of Acid and Skinny Puppy. I do notice that my mind keeps perfectly in time with the audio and video stimulation, but still has a delay with this damn computer.
2:20am - Amazing body feeling, strong euphoria, a gladness that I tried this instead of going for the coke tonight, it is all here and now. I am cold, so cold...but my house is 74 degrees F. Still no nausea. I was going to type something a few seconds ago, but there is no way I can remember it now. No hallucinations at this point, but light, color, and sound are niticably enhanced. Communication interesting, not difficult, yet there is a lingering in the back of my mind that we are in no way discussing a Quentin Tarantino movie, but really something else entirely. I notice a strange paranoia, but it comes and goes rapidly.
3:00am - I am almost ready for sleep, not because of the drug, but just due to a lack of sleep the past few days. I turn off the music and vizualizer and just lay on my bed, enjoying the feeling.
5:00am - Waking up once in a while, dreams are especially surreal and repetitive. The typing still lags. Nothing is real.
12:00pm - I get out of bed, still with the floating body sensations, and jumpiness. There is a pronounced feeling I can only describe as 'melting' going on.  I am not nearly as intoxicated as I was 9 or 10 hours ago, but the effects are still clearly present. I have a damn headache, hopefully acetomenophen will clear that up. I hear each and every tone and sound in the music, even more of a connection than taking DXM and listening to the Beatles. It is truly amazing for the effects to still be at this degree after 12 hours.
1:30pm - Effects nearly gone.  I tripped to enjoy life, but now I'm doing coke to escape it again. Funny how these things work out, isn't it?
 I should save it for tomorrow.
Sunday:
9:00pm - Ingest ~4.5mg in a capsule.
10:15pm - Initial Effects becoming apparent, slight tingling and imbalance.
11:00pm - Effect very prominent. Begin playing with WinAmp visualizers to emulate a trip from years ago. Again, interesting light/sound combinations.
11:30pm - Begin watching 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas' DivX on my computer. The image is jumpy, frames are individually distinguishable. Similar to 'lag' in typing two nights ago. The typing is just fine tonight. It is curious that I do not miss any audio components of the film, but visually there are chunks missing and pieces repeated, yet when I look closely, the audio/visual feeds fit perfectly.  (That could be true, it is Hunter S Thompson)
12:00am - Feelings quite intense, with a sense of 'gone'-ness. I think a little coke would mix nicely, although it may just be cravings from last night. I cut up a gram and snort a couple small lines. WOW amazing. Still no nausea, except for that induced by coke drip.
12:30am - Heavenly. A +++ by this point.  The cuts and flashes are part of the film here, although I may have played some role in it. '...strange memories on this nervous night.....it seems like a lifetime, the kind of peak that never comes again...no explanation, no mix of words or music or memories can touch that sense of knowing that you were there and alive, in that corner of time in the world.....whatever it meant....our energy would simply prevail...we were riding the crest of a high and beautiful wave.....and with the right kind of eyes, you can almost see the high watermark, that place where the wave finally broke, and rolled back.'
1:00am - Shaking and vibrating, more because of the coke. I am Flying. A large line....mind exploding. Lots of teeth rubbing and grinding. Time distortions are now obvious, looking at the clock.
2:00am - More coke. The movie again. Even more disjointed. Real???
2:45am - Movie off. Everything is so......shuddering....intense, still a strong plus three at this point. More coke might help.....until it is gone. Glow Stick going mad.   Tripping is VERY intense, and the coke jitters don't help.....still haven't tried those CEVs. Here we go...........................almost insane now. Odd, I think that I haven't felt any nausea from the a, O-DMS. Just from coke drip, and even then only near-vomitous twice.
3:15am - Crazy paranoid visuals....OEVs are all over. Distortions and warps, not hallucinations. Color has a new meaning. The meaning is paranoid. Taste not like normal coke. too sweet; not numb enough. Maybe I should get someone's opinion that could help determine purity at any level. Oh well. Now I understand how Kurt Cobain and that Radiohead guy came up with all the ideas for wierd songs and lyrics....
3:30am - Snort the last little line, NOW I'm going to find some CEVs.
4:15am - Get up to piss, and everything is fake. I am fuzz, the image in the dark mirror grows and seems more demonic than anything else. That image is a reflection of me, the inner demon in me, the piece which we all would like to deny the existence of. The subconcious evil is in me, but now I have a perspective allowing me to deal with it. Wow. My hands and arms leave long tracers, in a strobe-like fashion. The mirror, with the light on, is me, but broken into some sort of block mosaic, falling apart. No more cocaine, the trip is all I can handle right now. A definite +3, possibly a +3.5 on the Shulgin scale. Truly better (or worse? or just different?) than any other drug experiment in my life.   I crawl back into bed and have more strange sleep, with dreams that I cannot specifically remember, but I know were very repetitive, as if trying to drive some point into my unconcious mind.
6:00am - Wake up for school, still feeling moderate to strong effects.  Strange drive to school, somehow managing to maintain reasonable communicating skills for talking with my mother.
7:45am - In class, I am gone. I somehow get through group projects and oral questioning. I could hear and comprehend, but the information stayed fragmented.
12:00pm - Effects gradually diminishing, I can do work at this point.
4:00pm - It is over. Wow.
Monday:
9:30pm - I decide to give my psyche a rest, no 5-MeO-AMT tonight. I flip a coin to decide whether to snort powder--heads I do and tails I don't--and the first flip is heads. I get out the coke and begin grinding it and cutting lines.
10:45pm - Snort the first small line, thinking if I want more I will do more, but if I don't want more......I want more.
11:00pm - A nice long line, my head is spinning. Jumpy, jittery, itchy, paranoid, but I don't get nauseous when it drips tonight.  This will be the last line. Then I'll insufflate some water and saline solution to clear out my nostrils and internal organs.
1:45am - Did the saline and water. I think I can breathe again.
2:00am - GODDAMMIT!!!!!   Three more lines and BANG, I'm out.
Tuesday:
10:00pm - Decide to avoid the powder tonight, if I get into it at all I know I won't stop. Ingest ~1.0mg 5-MeO-AMT with interesting dreams resulting all night, but no real trip.
Wednesday:
2:00pm - Ingest an unknown amount of the a, O-DMS, probably around 3mg.
3:00pm - Already feeling initial effects, slightly detached, intent on creating more abstract art.
4:00pm - The trip is growing, I enjoy relaxing on a couch with air conditioning.
6:00pm - Try to eat, but food unimportant. It is tasteless, and after every bite I forget that I am eating, so little food is consumed.
8:00pm - I am definitely feeling it, but it is not as intense as I would like. I should take more later. I decided that the coke I have would be great for freebase, so I might do that later.
12:30am - I took ~2.5mg intranasally. I didn't have any ammonia, so no base. I just cut up a rock, put the ~2.5mg a,O-DMS with one line, and railed it.
1:30am - I'm feeling it, much like at the 2-3 hour range with oral administration.
Thursday, 10-9-03:
5:45pm - Ingest ~5mg of 5-MeO-AMT, plan to avoid the cocaine.
6:30pm - The trip is coming on, but I think I am just dead from the lack of sleep the past few days, so I will just pass out on my bed.
7:00am - Wake up, remember bizarre dreams, go to school stil intoxicated.
Analysis:
5-MeO-AMT is a strong drug, which should not be ingested by anyone under any circumstances. My supplier goes as far as to place stickers on the vial reading, 'POISON! DO NOT CONSUME!', 'Poison: Do not consume! This Research Chemical has not been tested for toxic content!', and more. If, however, it is consumed, it provides a very interesting experience, unlike anything else, capable of producing strong +++ experiences, and it has the potential for bringing about a true ++++ experience. I think I'll insufflate ~4mg tonight.
*Now isn't that a weird story for a box of Cracker Jacks?*
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


30 July 2018
HTML, CSS and JavaScript are computer languages that help us build websites. HTML is used to define the actual content of the page, CSS is used to define design and layout of websites (i.e. what they look like) and JavaScript allows us to tell the website how to behave and interact with visitors and can also help us store information about and for visitors through features like forms.
Control flow describes the order that the computer does what you tell it to do (via your code as the set of instructions). By default the computer follows instructions line by line from top to bottom. However, certain instructions such as looping statements (for, while and do-while) often require a break up in the top down flow.
Wiping your bottom after doing a poo can be used as an everyday life process comparable to control flow and looping. The top-down control flow is:
But what if your first wipe doesn't get rid of all the poo? You would insert a loop at step 3 to repeat the step again if poo !== 0.
Objects are variables that can contain multiple things (values, properties, methods). You can get to the stuff inside objects by using the name of the property or method in the following way:
Similarly arrays can store multiple things (elements) under a single label (varible). However, elements are accessed by using an automatically assigned index number (starting from 0) e.g. [0], [1], [2].
A function can be described as a set of instructions or a customised JavaScript command created to carry out a particular action.
Functions are awesome because they can be defined once and reused many times; this helps us to avoid being DRY and repeating ourselves again and again and again.


Constituent: {{ constituent.name }}
See Constituent within the Blackbaud SKY API contact reference for a full listing of properties.
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| lookup_id | {{ constituent.lookup_id }} |
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| Editorial |
Yes, updates have been coming more slowly. My new job is keeping me very busy. The work is challenging so I am usually mentally drained when I get home. That means there is little room in this geek's brain for WFC work.
| This Release |
I've been giving performance a look. Some things have
been tweaked (like sockets) to give the user more
options. Registry has an escape avenue now (as well
as restoration of hives). Also, I'm beginnig to pull
away from MFC. I'm finding it to be less and less useful
in the applications I write. To that end, I have written
an MFC2STL.H
header file that will get rid
of most of MFC (at least enough to get WFC to compile).
Please feel free to test this version. I wrote the header
(so I could use XML without MFC) but haven't really tested
it.
I'm pulling away from MFC. I've begun to port utility classes to STL. STL is almost useful.
| What's New |
wfc_undocumented_get_system_process_list - Uses
the undocumented NtQuerySystemInformation()
function to get a list of all processes on a system.
USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.!!
wfc_enable_privilege - Enables a single privilege by name.
wfc_enable_all_privileges - Enables all known privileges on the system.
wfc_get_filename_from_handle -
C function that returns the file name given a file's handle. It
uses the partially documented NtQueryInformationFile
to
perform this magic.
wfc_set_thread_name - A function that allows you to set a string constant as the "name" of a thread. Really handy when debugging multi-threaded programs.
CFile64 - A variant of
the MFC CFile
class except it will allow
you to access large files (larger than 4GB). It should
work with files up to 18 billion terabytes in size. To be
safe, I suggest using the class on files of only 9 billion
terabytes in size (I may have a signed/unsigned
problem somewhere). I wrote this in an effort to get
a wonderful
freeware hex editor
to handle large files.
ListProcesses - This sample program shows how to get a list of all running processes in the system.
| Bug Fixes/Enhancements |
CDataFile - Now reads a data chunk in two Read() calls instead of three (helps in busy servers).
CQueue - Fixed a race condition. Thanks to Lou Franco<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for finding this nasty little bug. After putting his changes in, queue speed slowed to 289,000 operations per second (instead of 387,000 per second) but it no longer locks up on multi-cpu systems. I ran a test over a weekend and performed over 64 billion queue operations. I think it is solid now.
CRandomNumberGenerator2 - Got rid of three static variables that were never used.
CSimpleSocket -
Updated TranslateErrorCode() to include
quality of service error codes. Also fixed
thunk initialization code to get rid of variables
getting munched in multi-cpu machines. Also added a
SetSocketOption
method that
snaps to setsockopt.
CSimpleSocketFile - Fixed a UNICODE compilation problem.
Sam Blackburn<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Return to Sam's Home Page


Comic-DL | | ¶
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Comic-dl is a command line tool to download Comics and Manga from various Manga and Comic sites easily. You can search Manga from this tool as well. Idea from youtube-dl.
If you’re looking for an application, or a UI for this, please move to : CoManga
Don’t overuse this script. Support the developers of those websites by disabling your adblock on their site. Advertisments pay for the website servers.
Searching and downloading that manga is supported via MangaEden’s API : http://www.mangaeden.com/api/
Table of Content¶
Supported Websites¶
You can check the list of supported websites
`HERE
<https://github.com/Xonshiz/comic-dl/blob/master/Supported_Sites.md>`__.
Dependencies Installation¶
This script can run on multiple Operating Systems. You need Node.js
in your system’s path for this script to work (You need this on each and
every Operating System, even on WINDOWS :/). Download the Node.Js
from Node.js official website. Doesn’t
matter which operating system you’re on, this is a must. Follow the
instructions mentioned below, according to your OS.
Linux/Debian :¶
Since most (if not all) Linux/Debian OS come with python pre-installed, you don’t have to install python manually. Make sure you’re using python >= 2.7.x though.
We need pip
to install any external dependency(ies). So, open any
terminal and type in pip list
and if it shows some data, then it is
fine. But, if it shows error, like pip not found
or something along
this line, then you need to install pip
. Just type this command in
terminal :
sudo apt-get install python-pip
If you’re on Fedora, CentOS/RHEL, openSUSE, Arch Linux, then you simply
need to follow
`THIS TUTORIAL
<https://packaging.python.org/install_requirements_linux/>`__
to install pip
.
If this still doesn’t work, then you’ll manually need to install pip.
Doing so is an easy one time job and you can follow
`THIS TUTORIAL
<https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/installing/>`__ to do
so.
Windows :¶
If you’re on windows, then it is recommended to download the
`windows binary
<https://github.com/Xonshiz/comic-dl#windows-binary>`__
for this script. If you use the windows binary, you don’t need to
install anything, except Node.js. But, if for some weird reason you want
to use Python script instead, then follow these steps :
Install Python > 2.7.6. Download the desired installer from here.
Add it in the system path (if not already added).
If you’re using python >2.7.9, you don’t need to install
PIP
. However, if you don’t have pip installed and added in windows path, then do so by following this little tutorial.Download this ``text` <https://github.com/Xonshiz/comic-dl/blob/master/requirements.txt>`__ file and put it in some directory/folder.
Open Command Prompt and browse to the directory where you downloaded your requiremenets.txt file and run this command :
pip install -r requirements.txt
It should install the required external libraries.
Now, install Node.Js as well and make sure it’s in your path.
Well, if everything came up good without any error(s), then you’re good to go!
Mac OS X :¶
Mac OS X users will have to fetch their version of Python
and
Pip
. * Python installation guide :
http://docs.python-guide.org/en/latest/starting/install/osx/ * Pip
installation guide :
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17271319/installing-pip-on-mac-os-x
After downloading and installing these, you need to add PIP & Python in
your path. Follow
`THIS LITTLE GUIDE
<http://www.pyladies.com/blog/Get-Your-Mac-Ready-for-Python-Programming/>`__
to install both, Python & pip successfully.
Installation¶
After installing and setting up all the dependencies in your Operating
System, you’re good to go and use this script. The instructions for all
the OS would remain same. Download
`THIS REPOSITORY
<https://github.com/Xonshiz/comic-dl/archive/master.zip>`__
and put it somewhere in your system. Move over to the comic_dl
folder.
Windows users, it’s better to not place it places where it requires
administrator privileges. Good example would be C:\Windows
. This
goes for both, the Python script and the windows binary file (.exe).
Linux/Debian users make sure that this script is executable.just run this command, if you run into problem(s) :
chmod +x cli.py
and then, execute with this :
./cli.py
Docker¶
With docker, you can get the whole dependencies enclosed in a container
and use the comic_dl
from your system.
You need an up and running Docker client running, follow the Docker Documentation.
 This mounts
the local directory under /directory
in the container. This works on
*NIX systems, and also under Windows Linux subsystem.
You can change the value of PGID and PUID with the value for the user needed in your download directory.
alias comic_dl="docker run -it --rm -e PGID=$(id -g) -e PUID=$(id -u) -v $(pwd):/directory:rw -w /directory ghcr.io/xonshiz/comic-dl:latest comic_dl -dd /directory"
Run it on your system. This actually starts a container on request and stop&delete it when finished.
usage: comicdl [-h] [--version] [-s SORTING] [-a] [-c]
[-dd DOWNLOAD_DIRECTORY] [-rn RANGE] [--convert CONVERT]
[--keep KEEP] [--quality QUALITY] [-i INPUT] [--comic]
[-comic-search SEARCH_COMIC] [-comic-info COMIC_INFO]
[--update UPDATE] [--print-index] [-find SEARCH]
[-ml MANGA_LANGUAGE] [-sc SKIP_CACHE] [-cid CHAPTER_ID]
[-pid PAGE_ID] [-fd] [-p PASSWORD] [-u USERNAME] [-v]
[...]
Python Support¶
This script supports python 3. You can run this on python 2 as well, as long as you have all the dependencies installed.
Windows Binary¶
It is recommended that windows users use this binary to save both, your head and time from installing all the dependencies.
You need to download and install Node.js and make sure it is in your Windows path (watch out for the tick box during install).
If you already have it, then you can download this binary and start
using the script right off the bat : * Binary (x86)
: Click
Here
``NOTE:`` This is a COMMAND LINE TOOL
and will NOT
work when
you double click it. So, download this .exe
file and put it in some
folder (Not in windows or some other restricted folder) and then hold
down SHIFT KEY
and right click anywhere on the screen and select
“Open Command Window here
”. It’ll open a CMD window for you. Now,
you need to execute it and pass arguments to it like:
comic_dl.exe -i "https://readcomicsonline.ru/comic/irredeemable-omnibus-2012"
Read which argument does what in List of Arguments section.
List of Arguments¶
Currently, the script supports these arguments :
-h, --help Prints the basic help menu of the script and exits.
-i,--input Defines the input link to the comic/manga.
--print-index Prints the range index for links in the input URL
-V,--version Prints the VERSION and exits.
-u,--username Indicates username for a website.
-p,--password Indicates password for a website.
-v,--verbose Enables Verbose logging.
--sorting Sorts the download order.(VALUES = asc, ascending,old,new,desc,descending,latest,new)
-a, --auto Download new chapters automatically (needs config file!)
-c, --config Generates config file for autodownload function
-dd,--download-directory Specifies custom download location for the comics/manga.
-rn,--range Selects the range of Chapters to download (Default = All) [ Ex : --range 1-10 (This will download first 10 episodes of a series)]
--convert Tells the script to convert the downloaded Images to PDF or anything else. (Supported Values : pdf, cbz) (Default : No) [By default, script will not convert anything.]
--keep Tells the script whether to keep the files after conversion or not. (Supported : No, False) (Default : Yes/True) [By default, images will be kept even after conversion.]
--quality Tells the script about the image quality you want to download. (Supported Values : low/bad/worst/mobile/cancer) [By default, images will be downloaded in Highest Quality Available. No need to provide any option.]
-find, --search Searches for a manga through the Manga Eden Database.
-ml, --manga-language Selects the language for manga. 0 is English (Default) and 1 is Italian.
-sc, --skip-cache Forces to skip cache checking.
-cid, --chapter-id Takes the Chapter ID to list all the chapters in a Manga.
-fd, --force-download Forces download of chapters, when using comic-dl's search function.
-pid, --page-id Takes the Page ID to download a particular "chapter number" of a manga.
--comic Add this after -i if you are inputting a comic id or the EXACT comic name.
[ Ex : -i "Deadpool Classic" --comic ]
-comic-search, --search-comic Searches for a comic through the scraped data from ReadComicOnline.to
[ Ex : -comic-search "Deadpool" ]
-comic-info, --comic-info Lists all the information about the given comic (argument can be either comic id or the exact comic name).
[ Ex : -comic-info "Deadpool Classic" ] or [ Ex : -comic-info 3865 ]
--update Updates the comic database for the given argument.
[ Ex: --update "Deadpool Classic" ] or [ Ex: --update "https://readcomiconline.li/Comic/Deadpool-Classic" ]
Language Codes:¶
These codes correspond to the languages. So, just pass in these language codes, to download Manga/Comic in that language (only supported by few sites).
Language Code –> Language¶
0 --> English
1 --> Italian
2 --> Spanish
3 --> French
4 --> German
5 --> Portuguese
6 --> Turkish
7 --> Indonesian
8 --> Greek
9 --> Filipino
10 --> Polish
11 --> Thai
12 --> Malay
13 --> Hungarian
14 --> Romanian
15 --> Arabic
16 --> Hebrew
17 --> Russian
18 --> Vietnamese
19 --> Dutch
20 --> Bengali
21 --> Persian
22 --> Czech
23 --> Brazilian
24 --> Bulgarian
25 --> Danish
26 --> Esperanto
27 --> Swedish
28 --> Lithuanian
29 --> Other
Note :¶
1.) Some websites like bato.to don’t let you view some pages if you’re
not logged in. You’ll have to create an account and pass the login
information to the script via -p
and -u
arguments.
2.) Since omgbeaupeep is uh… well, you just need to pass the absolute chapter numbers in the range section for that. For eg : Check out Richie Rich. If you want to download first 600 episodes, you would pass : –range 001-600. Just check the URLs for those chapters and pass accordingly.
Using The Search¶
In the updated of version 2017.12.28, searching is also available. This is a rather confusing approach though, so carefully read this section.
When you search via this tool, you will get the list of Manga and their respective unique IDs, that you will later use to download those Manga. Firstly, you will search for a Manga, it’ll show it’s unique ID, which you will copy and then pass into the tool again, it will list all the chapters listed in that particular Manga. The tool will then ask whether you want to download all the chapters belonging to that Manga. You can type in “Yes”, “Y”, “N” or “No” accordingly.
How To Find A Manga:¶
To search for a Manga, you need to use -find
or --search
argument followed by Manga Name.
Windows Binary Command : `comic_dl.exe -find "<name_of_manga>"`
Python Command : `__main__.py -find "<name_of_manga>"`
For Example : If we wish to search for “One Piece”, we wil use this :
comic_dl.exe -find "One Piece"
This will show something like this :
Manga Name --> Manga ID
------------------------
One Piece: Wanted! --> 4e70ea60c092255ef7006726
One Piece (Databook) --> 5218b0ef45b9ef8b83731b00
One Piece x Toriko --> 4e70ea75c092255ef7006ee2
One Piece dj - Boukyaku Countdown --> 55a19e2b719a1609004ad1f3
One Piece --> 4e70ea10c092255ef7004aa2
One Piece Party --> 566d9611719a1697dd8cf79a
One Piece dj - Tears Will Surely Turn into Strength --> 55a19e31719a1609004ad1f7
One Piece dj - Lotus Maker --> 55a19e2e719a1609004ad1f5
One Piece dj - Three Days of Extreme Extravagance --> 55a19e34719a1609004ad1f9
As you can see, all the Manga matching the name show up, along with
their unique IDs. You need to note these IDs down, if you want to
download any of these Manga. Here, for sake of an example, we’ll take
“One Piece” Manga and its ID is : “4e70ea10c092255ef7004aa2”. #### Note
: * When ever you search/find a Manga, comic_dl makes a
“Manga_Eden_Data.json” file, which more or less serves as a Cache. It’ll
always reference the cache file for the next 24 hours. However, if you
don’t want it to use that cache file, just pass --skip-cache
argument along with your command, and it will ignore the cache
completely and fetch fresh resources and overwrite the older cache to
update it. * By default, the tool searches for only Manga translated in
English Language. But, if you want to search for Manga translated in
Italian, you can pass this argument : --manga-language 1
.
Getting List Of Chapters For A Manga:¶
So, now that you have the Manga’s unique ID (mentioned above), you can
now use that ID to get list of all the chapters for that Manga, or can
even download those chapters directly. So, to list all the chapters of
“One Piece”, we will pass its ID with the argument --chapter-id
. The
command will be:
Windows Binary Command : `comic_dl.exe --chapter-id "<unique_id_of_manga>"`
Python Command : `__main__.py --chapter-id "<unique_id_of_manga>"`
Our example command for One Piece would be :
comic_dl.exe --chapter-id "4e70ea10c092255ef7004aa2"
This will return all the chapters, along with their unique IDs, which can be later used to download a separate chapter.
Chapter Number --> Chapter ID
-----------------------------
761.5 --> 54ad50d045b9ef961eeeda2e
714.5 --> 5552a262719a163d21dc7125
2 --> 4efe1d2ac0922504a300001a
127.5 --> 54ad15c445b9ef961eee798b
4 --> 4efe1d20c092250492000014
379.5 --> 5372485a45b9ef6a97744417
217.5 --> 54ad1f3245b9ef961eee826b
Note:¶
If you use this command, it’ll just list the chapters and then ask whether you want to download the chapters or not. If you wish to download the chapters without asking, just pass
--force-download
option along with the main command line. Script will NOT ask you anything. It’ll list the chapters and start downloading them.If you wish to download only a few chapters in a range, you can do so by giving the good old
--range
command. If you pass this argument, the script will not ask you whether you want to download the chapters or not. You will not need--force-download
option, if you are using--range
already.Sorting is NOT supported in this, yet. YET!
Download A Chapter:¶
You can download all the chapters of a Manga, as stated in the previous
step. But, if you wish to download a particular chapter, then you need
to get the unique ID of the chapter (mentioned above) and then download
that chapter separately. You need to use
--page-id "<unique_id_of_chapter>"
argument.
Windows Binary Command : `comic_dl.exe --page-id "<unique_id_of_chapter>"`
Python Command : `__main__.py --page-id "<unique_id_of_chapter>"`
Our example command for One Piece, chapter 2 would be :
comic_dl.exe --page-id "4efe1d2ac0922504a300001a"
#### Note: * If
you download the chapter separately, you will need to provide the
Manga Name
and Chapter Number
yourself. Because MangaEden’s API
doesn’t list those values in their JSON reply (weird).
Usage¶
With this script, you have to pass arguments in order to be able to
download anything. Passing arguments in a script is pretty easy. Since
the script is pretty basic, it doesn’t have too many arguments. Go check
the
`ARGUMENTS SECTION
<https://github.com/Xonshiz/comic-dl#list-of-arguments>`__
to know more about which arguments the script offers.
Follow the instructions according to your OS :
Windows¶
After you’ve saved this script in a directory/folder, you need to open
command prompt
and browse to that directory and then execute the
script. Let’s do it step by step : * Open the folder where you’ve
downloaded the files of this repository. * Hold down the ``SHIFT``
key and while holding down the SHIFT key, ``RIGHT CLICK`` and select
Open Command Prompt Here
from the options that show up. * Now, in
the command prompt, type this :
If you’re using the windows binary :
comic_dl.exe -i <URL TO THE COMIC>
If you’re using the Python Script :
__main__.py -i <URL TO THE COMIC>
URL can be any URL of the supported websites.
Linux/Debian¶
After you’ve saved this script in a directory/folder, you need to open
command prompt
and browse to that directory and then execute the
script. Let’s do it step by step : * Open a terminal,
Ctrl + Alt + T
is the shortcut to do so (if you didn’t know). *
Now, change the current working directory of the terminal to the one
where you’ve downloaded this repository. * Now, in the Terminal, type
this :
__main__.py -i <URL TO THE COMIC>
URL can be any URL of the supported websites.
Auto Download¶
You can autodownload the new chapters of your favorite comics by creating a config file in json format.
To generate the config file run the comand below and follow the instructions
python __main__.py --config
or with the binary
comic_dl.exe --config
This commands supports the creation of the config file, the addition and remove of series and the edition of the common download configuration.
Once the config file is generated you can download automatically the new chapters available for your selected comics by running the command bellow. The command will automatically update the config file to the lastest chapter downloaded, so in the next run it’ll download just the new ones.
python __main__.py --auto
or with the binary
comic_dl.exe --auto
Note: It’s not necesary to keep the comic files to download the next chapters.
Features¶
This is a very basic and small sript, so at the moment it only have a few features. * Downloads a Single Chapter and puts in a directory with the comic name, volume and chapter. * Downloads all the chapters available for a series. * Skip if the file has already been downloaded. * Show human readable error(s) in most places.
Changelog¶
You can check the changelog
`HERE
<https://github.com/Xonshiz/comic-dl/blob/master/Changelog.md>`__.
Opening An Issue/Requesting A Site¶
If your’re planning to open an issue for the script or ask for a new feature or anything that requires opening an Issue, then please do keep these things in mind.
Reporting Issues¶
If you’re going to report an issue, then please run the script again with the “-v or –verbose” argument. It should generate a file in the same directory, with the name “Error Log.log”. Copy that log file’s data and post it on a Gist and share that gist’s link while reporting the issue here. Make sure you EDIT OUT YOUR USERNAME AND PASSWORD, if supplied within the command.
If you don’t include the verbose log, there are chances it’ll take time to fix the issue(s) you’re having. Please follow this syntax :
Command You Gave : What was the command that you used to invoke the script?
Expected Behaviour : After giving the above command, what did you expect shoud’ve happened?
Actual Behaviour : What actually happened?
Link To Gist : As mentioned earlier, post the error log in a gist and share that link here.
P.S : Just attaching a screenshot will NOT tell or anyone else what happened behind the scenes. So, Error Log is mandatory.
Suggesting A Feature¶
If you’re here to make suggestions, please follow the basic syntax to post a request :
Subject : Something that briefly tells us about the feature.
Long Explanation : Describe in details what you want and how you want.
This should be enough, but it’ll be great if you can add more ;)
Notes¶
comic.naver.com has korean characters and some OS won’t handle those characters. So, instead of naming the file folder with the series name in korean, the script will download and name the folder with the comic’s ID instead.
Bato.to requires you to “log in” to read some chapters. So, to be on a safe side, provide the username/password combination to the script via “-p” and “-u” arguments.
Bato.to also has comics for various languages. You need to pass the language code via “-ml” argument. Read the Language Codes section to find out the language codes.
Bato.to only supports custom language downloads in “Batch” mode.
URLs with special characters are tricky to work with, because of “Character Encoding”. If you wish to download such a comic/manga, you will need to use Python 3 (If on python) and also, you need to set your terminal’s character encoding to “utf-8” or “latin-1”. #95 is the same issue.
Donations¶
You can always send some money over from this :
Patreon Link : https://www.patreon.com/xonshiz
Any amount is appreciated :)


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On margin, border, and padding
With CSS we get to play around with three different aspects of an element that at first glance may seem interchangeable. Let's take a closer look and see why they are not.
First, we have to know what is it that has a border, a margin and padding, and that thing is the content. The content is simply where text and images will appear and it has a default box around it that defines its limits. We can manipulate the size of this box with the commands "padding" and "margin". They are not interchangeable though, padding refers to the space between the border and the content, and margin refers to the space outside the border. That's basically the only difference between them. Finally, the command "border" creates a visible outline around the padding.
Like with many other thing is CSS we have access to more specific manipulation of these three things, besides it size. For example, we can change their colors, width and height as separate values and thickness. Being knowledgeable with these parts of an element is iseful to create boxes and move things around and have them be as apart or close together as you like.


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Healthy Aging
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Fullstack dev & tech enthusiast based in France
I am a very passionate developer, I like to write clean, reusable and readable code and I like to create various projects for fun using new technologies.
My professional experience is mostly about Angular, but I am also into web development using modern frameworks and services like React, Express, Restful APIs, GraphQL, Firebase and others.
I had my best professional experience between 2019 and 2020 as I worked with a talented team of front end developers at Amadeus, building a reusable Angular library.
After that I dedicated myself to leveling up my coding skills by creating various non trivial projects to showcase in my portfolio.
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A selection of projects I made


Uses of Package
opennlp.tools.util
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Packages that use opennlp.tools.util Package Description opennlp.tools.chunker Package related to finding non-recursive syntactic annotation such as noun phrase chunks.opennlp.tools.cmdline.chunker opennlp.tools.cmdline.namefind opennlp.tools.cmdline.parser opennlp.tools.dictionary Package related to parsing and storing dictionaries.opennlp.tools.dictionary.serializer opennlp.tools.doccat Package for classifying a document into a category.opennlp.tools.entitylinker opennlp.tools.formats Experimental package related to converting various corpora to OpenNLP Format.opennlp.tools.formats.ad opennlp.tools.formats.brat opennlp.tools.formats.conllu opennlp.tools.formats.convert opennlp.tools.formats.frenchtreebank opennlp.tools.formats.irishsentencebank opennlp.tools.formats.leipzig opennlp.tools.formats.letsmt opennlp.tools.formats.masc opennlp.tools.formats.moses opennlp.tools.formats.muc opennlp.tools.formats.nkjp opennlp.tools.formats.ontonotes opennlp.tools.langdetect opennlp.tools.languagemodel Package related to language modelsopennlp.tools.lemmatizer Package related with the lemmatizer toolopennlp.tools.ml opennlp.tools.ml.maxent Provides main functionality of the maxent package including data structures and algorithms for parameter estimation.opennlp.tools.ml.maxent.quasinewton opennlp.tools.ml.model opennlp.tools.ml.naivebayes opennlp.tools.ml.perceptron opennlp.tools.namefind Package related to finding proper names and numeric amounts.opennlp.tools.ngram Package related to computing and storing n-gram frequencies.opennlp.tools.parser Package containing common code for performing full syntactic parsing.opennlp.tools.parser.chunking Package containing code for performing full syntactic parsing using shift/reduce-style decisions.opennlp.tools.parser.treeinsert Package containing experimental code for performing full syntactic parsing using attachment decisions.opennlp.tools.postag Package related to part-of-speech tagging.opennlp.tools.sentdetect Package related to identifying sentece boundries.opennlp.tools.tokenize Contains classes related to finding token or words in a string.opennlp.tools.util Package containing utility data structures and algorithms used by multiple other packages.opennlp.tools.util.eval opennlp.tools.util.featuregen This package contains classes for generating sequence features.opennlp.tools.util.model -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.chunker Class Description AbstractEventStream BaseToolFactory Base class for all tool factories.BeamSearchContextGenerator Interface for context generators used with a sequence beam search.FilterObjectStream Abstract base class for filteringObjectStream
s.InvalidFormatException This exception indicates that a resource violates the expected data format.ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream.Sequence Represents a weighted sequence of outcomes.SequenceValidator Span Class for storing start and end integer offsets.TokenTag TrainingParameters -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.cmdline.chunker Class Description Span Class for storing start and end integer offsets. -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.cmdline.namefind Class Description FilterObjectStream Abstract base class for filteringObjectStream
s.ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream.SequenceCodec Span Class for storing start and end integer offsets.StringList TheStringList
is an immutable list ofString
s. -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.cmdline.parser Class Description InvalidFormatException This exception indicates that a resource violates the expected data format.ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream. -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.dictionary Class Description StringList TheStringList
is an immutable list ofString
s. -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.dictionary.serializer Class Description InvalidFormatException This exception indicates that a resource violates the expected data format.StringList TheStringList
is an immutable list ofString
s. -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.doccat Class Description AbstractEventStream BaseToolFactory Base class for all tool factories.FilterObjectStream Abstract base class for filteringObjectStream
s.InvalidFormatException This exception indicates that a resource violates the expected data format.ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream.TrainingParameters -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.entitylinker Class Description Span Class for storing start and end integer offsets. -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.formats Class Description FilterObjectStream Abstract base class for filteringObjectStream
s.InputStreamFactory Allows repeated reads through a stream for certain types of model building.ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream.StringList TheStringList
is an immutable list ofString
s. -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.formats.ad Class Description FilterObjectStream Abstract base class for filteringObjectStream
s.InputStreamFactory Allows repeated reads through a stream for certain types of model building.ObjectStream ReadsObject
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Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.formats.brat Class Description FilterObjectStream Abstract base class for filteringObjectStream
s.ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream.Span Class for storing start and end integer offsets. -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.formats.conllu Class Description FilterObjectStream Abstract base class for filteringObjectStream
s.InputStreamFactory Allows repeated reads through a stream for certain types of model building.ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream. -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.formats.convert Class Description FilterObjectStream Abstract base class for filteringObjectStream
s.ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream. -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.formats.frenchtreebank Class Description FilterObjectStream Abstract base class for filteringObjectStream
s.ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream. -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.formats.irishsentencebank Class Description ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream.Span Class for storing start and end integer offsets. -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.formats.leipzig Class Description ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream. -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.formats.letsmt Class Description FilterObjectStream Abstract base class for filteringObjectStream
s.ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream. -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.formats.masc Class Description FilterObjectStream Abstract base class for filteringObjectStream
s.ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream.Span Class for storing start and end integer offsets. -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.formats.moses Class Description FilterObjectStream Abstract base class for filteringObjectStream
s.ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream. -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.formats.muc Class Description FilterObjectStream Abstract base class for filteringObjectStream
s.InvalidFormatException This exception indicates that a resource violates the expected data format.ObjectStream ReadsObject
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Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.formats.nkjp Class Description ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream.Span Class for storing start and end integer offsets. -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.formats.ontonotes Class Description FilterObjectStream Abstract base class for filteringObjectStream
s.ObjectStream ReadsObject
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Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.langdetect Class Description AbstractEventStream BaseToolFactory Base class for all tool factories.FilterObjectStream Abstract base class for filteringObjectStream
s.InvalidFormatException This exception indicates that a resource violates the expected data format.ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream.TrainingParameters -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.languagemodel Class Description StringList TheStringList
is an immutable list ofString
s. -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.lemmatizer Class Description AbstractEventStream BaseToolFactory Base class for all tool factories.BeamSearchContextGenerator Interface for context generators used with a sequence beam search.FilterObjectStream Abstract base class for filteringObjectStream
s.InvalidFormatException This exception indicates that a resource violates the expected data format.ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream.Sequence Represents a weighted sequence of outcomes.SequenceValidator TrainingParameters -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.ml Class Description BeamSearchContextGenerator Interface for context generators used with a sequence beam search.ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream.Sequence Represents a weighted sequence of outcomes.SequenceValidator TrainingParameters -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.ml.maxent Class Description ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream.TrainingParameters -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.ml.maxent.quasinewton Class Description TrainingParameters -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.ml.model Class Description AbstractObjectStream BeamSearchContextGenerator Interface for context generators used with a sequence beam search.InsufficientTrainingDataException This exception indicates that the provided training data is insufficient to train the desired model.ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream.Sequence Represents a weighted sequence of outcomes.SequenceValidator TrainingParameters -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.ml.naivebayes Class Description TrainingParameters -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.ml.perceptron Class Description TrainingParameters -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.namefind Class Description AbstractEventStream BaseToolFactory Base class for all tool factories.BeamSearchContextGenerator Interface for context generators used with a sequence beam search.FilterObjectStream Abstract base class for filteringObjectStream
s.InvalidFormatException This exception indicates that a resource violates the expected data format.ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream.SequenceCodec SequenceValidator Span Class for storing start and end integer offsets.TrainingParameters -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.ngram Class Description StringList TheStringList
is an immutable list ofString
s. -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.parser Class Description AbstractEventStream BaseToolFactory Base class for all tool factories.BeamSearchContextGenerator Interface for context generators used with a sequence beam search.FilterObjectStream Abstract base class for filteringObjectStream
s.InvalidFormatException This exception indicates that a resource violates the expected data format.ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream.SequenceValidator Span Class for storing start and end integer offsets.TokenTag TrainingParameters -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.parser.chunking Class Description AbstractEventStream ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream.TrainingParameters -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.parser.treeinsert Class Description AbstractEventStream ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream.TrainingParameters -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.postag Class Description AbstractEventStream BaseToolFactory Base class for all tool factories.BeamSearchContextGenerator Interface for context generators used with a sequence beam search.FilterObjectStream Abstract base class for filteringObjectStream
s.InvalidFormatException This exception indicates that a resource violates the expected data format.ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream.Sequence Represents a weighted sequence of outcomes.SequenceValidator TrainingParameters -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.sentdetect Class Description AbstractEventStream BaseToolFactory Base class for all tool factories.FilterObjectStream Abstract base class for filteringObjectStream
s.InvalidFormatException This exception indicates that a resource violates the expected data format.ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream.Span Class for storing start and end integer offsets.TrainingParameters -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.tokenize Class Description AbstractEventStream BaseToolFactory Base class for all tool factories.FilterObjectStream Abstract base class for filteringObjectStream
s.InvalidFormatException This exception indicates that a resource violates the expected data format.ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream.Span Class for storing start and end integer offsets.TrainingParameters -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.util Class Description BaseToolFactory Base class for all tool factories.DownloadUtil.ModelType The type of model.FilterObjectStream Abstract base class for filteringObjectStream
s.InputStreamFactory Allows repeated reads through a stream for certain types of model building.InvalidFormatException This exception indicates that a resource violates the expected data format.ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream.Sequence Represents a weighted sequence of outcomes.SequenceValidator Span Class for storing start and end integer offsets.StringList TheStringList
is an immutable list ofString
s.TokenTag TrainingParameters Version TheVersion
class represents the OpenNlp Tools library version. -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.util.eval Class Description ObjectStream ReadsObject
s from a stream. -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.util.featuregen Class Description InvalidFormatException This exception indicates that a resource violates the expected data format. -
Classes in opennlp.tools.util used by opennlp.tools.util.model Class Description BaseToolFactory Base class for all tool factories.InvalidFormatException This exception indicates that a resource violates the expected data format.TrainingParameters Version TheVersion
class represents the OpenNlp Tools library version.


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Multiple Encryption Tool
The primary goal of this project is to employ two different encryption algorithms into a Graphical User Interface. However, in order to reach this goal, thorough research and planning will be undertaken along the way. This project will explore different encryption algorithms used in the current modern era of technology. The research completed into the most secure encryption algorithms will then be applied to create an Encryption Tool. This Encryption Tool will include two different encryption algorithms; which a user will be able to select in order to encrypt and decrypt a file. A Graphical User Interface shall also be developed in order to employ the encryption algorithms. The GUI will be designed in such a manner to be as user-friendly as possible so that users can easily encrypt or decrypt documents as they please.
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Git Gud v0.1.0 GitGud.Web.Router.Helpers View Source
Module with named helpers generated from GitGud.Web.Router.
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Generates the path information including any necessary prefix
Generates path to a static asset given its file path
Generates url to a static asset given its file path
Generates the connection/endpoint base URL without any path information
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codebase_path(conn_or_endpoint, action, user_name, repo_name, params)
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codebase_path(conn_or_endpoint, action, user_name, repo_name, oid, params)
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codebase_path(conn_or_endpoint, action, user_name, repo_name, revision, path, params)
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codebase_url(conn_or_endpoint, action, user_name, repo_name, params)
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codebase_url(conn_or_endpoint, action, user_name, repo_name, oid, params)
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codebase_url(conn_or_endpoint, action, user_name, repo_name, revision, path, params)
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maintainer_path(conn_or_endpoint, action, user_name, repo_name, params)
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maintainer_url(conn_or_endpoint, action, user_name, repo_name, params)
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Generates the path information including any necessary prefix.
Generates path to a static asset given its file path.
Generates url to a static asset given its file path.
Generates the connection/endpoint base URL without any path information.