THIS PRIVACY POLICY IS AN ELECTRONIC RECORD IN THE FORM OF AN
ELECTRONIC CONTRACT FORMED UNDER THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ACT,
2000 AND THE RULES MADE THEREUNDER AND THE AMENDED PROVISIONS
PERTAINING TO ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTS / RECORDS IN VARIOUS STATUTES AS
AMENDED BY THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ACT, 2000. THIS PRIVACY
POLICY DOES NOT REQUIRE ANY PHYSICAL, ELECTRONIC OR DIGITAL
SIGNATURE.
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OF THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (REASONABLE SECURITY PRACTICES AND
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UNDER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ACT, 2000; THAT REQUIRE PUBLISHING OF
THE PRIVACY POLICY FOR COLLECTION, USE, STORAGE AND TRANSFER OF
SENSITIVE PERSONAL DATA OR INFORMATION.
PLEASE READ THIS PRIVACY POLICY CAREFULLY.  IF YOU DO NOT AGREE WITH THE TERMS OF THIS PRIVACY POLICY,
PLEASE DO NOT USE THIS WEBSITE.
By providing us your Information or by making use of the facilities provided by the Website,
You hereby consent to the collection, storage, processing and transfer of any or all of Your
Personal Information and Non-Personal Information by FlyStartups as specified under this Privacy
Policy. You further agree that such collection, use, storage and transfer of Your Information shall
not cause any loss or wrongful gain to you or any other person.
FlyStartups Technologies Private Limited and its subsidiaries and affiliates and Associate
Companies (individually and/ or collectively, “FlyStartups”) is/are concerned about the privacy of
the data and information of users (including sellers and buyers/customers whether registered or
non-registered) accessing, offering, selling or purchasing products or services on FlyStartups‟s
websites, mobile sites or mobile applications (“Website”) on the Website and otherwise doing
business with FlyStartups. “Associate Companies” here shall have the same meaning as ascribed in
Companies Act, 2013.
The terms “We” / “Us” / “Our” individually and collectively refer to each entity being part of
the definition of FlyStartups and the terms “You” / “Your” /“Yourself” refer to the users.
This Privacy Policy is a contract between You and the respective FlyStartups entity whose Website
You use or access or You otherwise deal with. This Privacy Policy shall be read together with
the respective Terms Of Use or other terms and condition of the respective FlyStartups entity and its
respective Website or nature of business of the Website.
FlyStartups has provided this Privacy Policy to familiarise You with:
- The type of data or information that You share with or provide to FlyStartups and that FlyStartups
collects from You;
- The purpose for collection of such data or information from You;
- FlyStartups's information security practices and policies; and
- FlyStartups's policy on sharing or transferring Your data or information with third parties.
This Privacy Policy may be amended / updated from time to time. Upon amending / updating the
Privacy Policy, we will accordingly amend the date above. We suggest that you regularly check
this Privacy Policy to apprise yourself of any updates. Your continued use of Website or
provision of data or information thereafter will imply Your unconditional acceptance of such
updates to this Privacy Policy.
- Information collected and storage of such Information:
- The “Information” (which shall also include data) provided by You to FlyStartups or
collected from You by FlyStartups may consist of “Personal Information” and “Non-
Personal Information”.
- Personal Information
- Personal Information is Information collected that can be used to uniquely identify or
contact You. Personal Information for the purposes of this Privacy Policy shall include,
but not be limited to:
- Your user name along with Your password,
- Your name,
- Your address,
- Your telephone number,
- Your e-mail address or other contact information,
- Your date of birth,
- Your gender,
- Information regarding your transactions on the Website, (including sales or
purchase history),
- Your financial information such as bank account information or credit card or
debit card or other payment instrument details,
- Internet Protocol address,
- Any other items of „sensitive personal data or information‟ as such term is defined
under the Information Technology (Reasonable Security Practices And
Procedures And Sensitive Personal Data Of Information) Rules, 2011 enacted
under the Information Technology Act, 2000;
- Identification code of your communication device which You use to access the
Website or otherwise deal with any FlyStartups entity,
- Any other Information that You provide during Your registration process, if any,
on the Website.
- Such Personal Information may be collected in various ways including during the course
of You:
- registering as a user on the Website,
- registering as a seller on the Website,
- availing certain services offered on the Website. Such instances include but are
not limited to making an offer for sale, online purchase, participating in any
online survey or contest, communicating with FlyStartups‟s customer service by
phone, email or otherwise or posting user reviews on the items available on the
Website, or
- otherwise doing business on the Website or otherwise dealing with any FlyStartups
entity.
- We may receive Personal information about you from third parties, such as social media
services, commercially available sources and business partners. If you access Website
through a social media service or connect a service on Website to a social media service,
the information we collect may include your user name associated with that social media
service, any information or content the social media service has the right to share with us,
such as your profile picture, email address or friends list, and any information you have
made public in connection with that social media service. When you access the Website
or otherwise deal with any FlyStartups entity through social media services or when you
connect any Website to social media services, you are authorizing FlyStartups to collect,
store, and use and retain such information and content in accordance with this Privacy
Policy.
Non-Personal Information
- FlyStartups may also collect information other than Personal Information from You through
the Website when You visit and / or use the Website. Such information may be stored in
server logs. This Non-Personal Information would not assist FlyStartups to identify You
personally.
- This Non-Personal Information may include:
- Your geographic location,
- details of Your telecom service provider or internet service provider,
- the type of browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera, Google Chrome etc.),
- the operating system of Your system, device and the Website You last visited
before visiting the Website,
- The duration of Your stay on the Website is also stored in the session along with
the date and time of Your access,
- Non-Personal Information is collected through various ways such through the use of
cookies. FlyStartups may store temporary or permanent „cookies‟ on Your computer. You can
erase or choose to block these cookies from Your computer. You can configure Your
computer‟s browser to alert You when we attempt to send You a cookie with an option to
accept or refuse the cookie. If You have turned cookies off, You may be prevented from
using certain features of the Website.
- Ads: FlyStartups may use third-party service providers to serve ads on FlyStartups‟s behalf across
the internet and sometimes on the Website. They may collect Non-Personal Information
about Your visits to the Website, and Your interaction with our products and services on
the Website.
- Please do note that Personal Information and Non Personal Information may be treated
differently as per this Privacy Policy.
- You hereby represent to FlyStartups that:
- the Information you provide to FlyStartups from time to time is and shall be authentic,
correct, current and updated and You have all the rights, permissions and consents
as may be required to provide such Information to FlyStartups.
- Your providing the Information to FlyStartups and FlyStartups‟s consequent storage,
collection, usage, transfer, access or processing of the same shall not be in
violation of any third party agreement, laws, charter documents, judgments,
orders and decrees.
- FlyStartups and each of FlyStartups entities officers, directors, contractors or agents shall not be
responsible for the authenticity of the Information that You or any other user provide to
FlyStartups. You shall indemnify and hold harmless FlyStartups and each of FlyStartups entities
officers, directors, contracts or agents and any third party relying on the Information
provided by You in the event You are in breach of this Privacy Policy including this
provision and the immediately preceding provision above.
- Your Information will primarily be stored in electronic form however certain data can
also be stored in physical form. We may store, collect, process and use your data in
countries other than Republic of India but under compliance with applicable laws. We
may enter into agreements with third parties (in or outside of India) to store or process
your information or data. These third parties may have their own security standards to
safeguard your information or data and we will on commercial reasonable basis require
from such third parties to adopt reasonable security standards to safeguard your
information / data.
Purpose for collecting, using, storing and processing Your Information
- FlyStartups collects, uses, stores and processes Your Information for any purpose as may be
permissible under applicable laws (including where the applicable law provides for such
collection, usage, storage or processes in accordance with the consent of the user)
connected with a function or activity of each of FlyStartups entities and shall include the
following:
- to facilitate Your use of the Website or other services of FlyStartups entities;
- to respond to Your inquiries or fulfil Your requests for information about the
various products and services offered on the Website;
- to provide You with information about products and services available on the
Website and to send You information, materials, and offers from FlyStartups;
- to send You important information regarding the Website, changes in terms and
conditions, user agreements, and policies and/or other administrative information;
- to send You surveys and marketing communications that FlyStartups believes may be
of interest to You;
- to personalize Your experience on the Website by presenting advertisements,
products and offers tailored to Your preferences;
- to help You address Your problems incurred on the Website including addressing
any technical problems;
- if You purchase any product or avail of any service from the Website, to complete
and fulfil Your purchase, for example, to have Your payments processed,
communicate with You regarding Your purchase and provide You with related
customer service;
- for proper administering of the Website;
- to conduct internal reviews and data analysis for the Website (e.g., to determine
the number of visitors to specific pages within the Website);
- to improve the services, content and advertising on the Website;
- to provide value added services such as Single Sign On. Single Sign On shall
mean a session/user authentication process that permits a user to enter his/her
name or mobile number or e-mail address or any combination thereof and
password in order to access multiple websites and applications;
- to facilitate various programmes and initiatives launched by FlyStartups or third party
service providers and business associates
- to analyze how our services are used, to measure the effectiveness of
advertisements, to facilitating payments
- to conducting academic research and surveys
- to protect the integrity of the Website;
- to respond to legal, judicial, quasi-judicial process and provide information to law
enforcement agencies or in connection with an investigation on matters related to
public safety, as permitted by law;
- to conduct analytical studies on various aspects including user behaviour, user
preferences etc.;
- to permit third parties who may need to contact users who have bought products
from the Website to facilitate installation, service and any other product related
support;
- to implement information security practices;
- to determine any security breaches, computer contaminant or computer virus;
- to investigate, prevent, or take action regarding illegal activities and suspected
fraud,
- to undertake forensics of the concerned computer resource as a part of
investigation or internal audit;
- to trace computer resources or any person who may have contravened, or is
suspected of having or being likely to contravene, any provision of law including
the Information Technology Act, 2000 that is likely to have an adverse impact on
the services provided on any Website or by FlyStartups;
- to enable a potential buyer or investor to evaluate the business of FlyStartups (as
further described in paragraph 8 of the Privacy Policy).
- [Individually and collectively referred to as (“Purposes”)]
- You hereby agree and acknowledge that the Information so collected is for lawful
purpose connected with a function or activity of each of the FlyStartups entities or any person
on their respective behalf, and the collection of Information is necessary for the Purposes.
Sharing and disclosure of Your Information
- You hereby unconditionally agree and permit that FlyStartups may transfer, share, disclose or
part with all or any of Your Information, within and outside of the world to
various FlyStartups entities and to third party service providers / partners / banks and
financial institutions for one or more of the Purposes or as may be required by applicable
law. In such case we will contractually oblige the receiving parties of the Information to
ensure the same level of data protection that is adhered to by FlyStartups under applicable
law.
- You acknowledge and agree that, to the extent permissible under applicable laws, it is
adequate that when FlyStartups transfers Your Information to any other entity within or
outside Your country of residence, FlyStartups will place contractual obligations on the
transferee which will oblige the transferee to adhere to the provisions of this Privacy
Policy.
- FlyStartups may share statistical data and other details (other than Your Personal
Information) without your express or implied consent to facilitates various programmes
or initiatives launched by FlyStartups, its affiliates, agents, third party service providers,
partners or banks & financial institutions, from time to time. We may
transfer/disclose/share Information (other than Your Personal Information) to those
parties who support our business, such as providing technical infrastructure services,
analyzing how our services are used, measuring the effectiveness of advertisements,
providing customer / buyer services, facilitating payments, or conducting academic
research and surveys. These affiliates and third party service providers shall adhere to
confidentiality obligations consistent with this Privacy Policy.Notwithstanding the above,
We use other third parties such as a credit/debit card processing company, payment
gateway, pre-paid cards etc. to enable You to make payments for buying products or
availing services on FlyStartups. When You sign up for these services, You may have the
ability to save Your card details for future reference and faster future payments. In such
case, We may share Your relevant Personal Information as necessary for the third parties
to provide such services, including your name, residence and email address. The
processing of payments or authorization is solely in accordance with these third parties
policies, terms and conditions and we are not in any manner responsible or liable to You
or any third party for any delay or failure at their end in processing the payments.
- FlyStartups may also share Personal Information if FlyStartups believe it is necessary in order to
investigate, prevent, or take action regarding illegal activities, suspected fraud, situations
involving potential threats to the physical safety of any person, violations of various
terms and conditions or our policies.
- We reserve the right to disclose your information when required to do so by law or
regulation, or under any legal obligation or order under law or in response to a request
from a law enforcement or governmental agency or judicial, quasi-judicial or any other
statutory or constitutional authority or to establish or exercise our legal rights or defend
against legal claims.
- You further agree that such disclosure, sharing and transfer of Your Personal Information
and Non-Personal Information shall not cause any wrongful loss to You or to any third
party, or any wrongful gain to us or to any third party.
Links to third party websites
- Links to third-party advertisements, third-party websites or any third party electronic
communication service may be provided on the Website which are operated by third
parties and are not controlled by, or affiliated to, or associated with, FlyStartups unless
expressly specified on the Website.
- FlyStartups is not responsible for any form of transmission, whatsoever, received by You
from any third party website. Accordingly, FlyStartups does not make any representations
concerning the privacy practices or policies of such third parties or terms of use of such
third party websites, nor does FlyStartups control or guarantee the accuracy, integrity, or
quality of the information, data, text, software, music, sound, photographs, graphics,
videos, messages or other materials available on such third party websites. The inclusion
or exclusion does not imply any endorsement by FlyStartups of the third party websites, the
website's provider, or the information on the website. The information provided by You
to such third party websites shall be governed in accordance with the privacy policies of
such third party websites and it is recommended that You review the privacy policy of
such third party websites prior to using such websites.
Security & Retention
- The security of your Personal Information is important to us. FlyStartups strives to ensure the
security of Your Personal Information and to protect Your Personal Information against
unauthorized access or unauthorized alteration, disclosure or destruction. For this
purpose, FlyStartups adopts internal reviews of the data collection, storage and processing
practices and security measures, including appropriate encryption and physical security
measures to guard against unauthorized access to systems where FlyStartups stores Your
Personal Information. Each of the FlyStartups entity shall adopt reasonable security practices
and procedures as mandated under applicable laws for the protection of Your
Information. Provided that Your right to claim damages shall be limited to the right to
claim only statutory damages under Information Technology Act, 2000 and You hereby
waive and release all FlyStartups entities from any claim of damages under contract or under
tort.
- If you choose a payment gateway to complete any transaction on Website then Your
credit card data may be stored in compliance with industry standards/ recommended data
security standard for security of financial information such as the Payment Card Industry
Data Security Standard (PCI-DSS).
- FlyStartups may share your Information with third parties under a confidentiality agreement
which inter alia provides for that such third parties not disclosing the Information further
unless such disclosure is for the Purpose. However, FlyStartups is not responsible for any
breach of security or for any actions of any third parties that receive Your Personal
Information. FlyStartups is not liable for any loss or injury caused to You as a result of You
providing Your Personal Information to third party (including any third party websites,
even if links to such third party websites are provided on the Website).
- Notwithstanding anything contained in this Policy or elsewhere, FlyStartups shall not be held
responsible for any loss, damage or misuse of Your Personal Information, if such loss,
damage or misuse is attributable to a Force Majeure Event (as defined below).
- A Force Majeure Event shall mean any event that is beyond the reasonable control of
FlyStartups and shall include, without limitation, sabotage, fire, flood, explosion, acts of God,
civil commotion, strikes or industrial action of any kind, riots, insurrection, war, acts of
government, computer hacking, unauthorised access to computer, computer system or
computer network,, computer crashes, breach of security and encryption (provided
beyond reasonable control of FlyStartups), power or electricity failure or unavailability of
adequate power or electricity.
- While We will endeavor to take all reasonable and appropriate steps to keep secure any
Personal Information which We hold about You and prevent unauthorized access, You
acknowledge that the internet or computer networks are not fully secure and that We
cannot provide any absolute assurance regarding the security of Your Personal
Information.
- You agree that all Personal Information shall be retained till such time required for the
Purpose or required under applicable law, whichever is later. Non-Personal Information
will be retained indefinitely.
User discretion and opt out
- You agree and acknowledge that You are providing your Information out of your free
will. You have an option not to provide or permit FlyStartups to collect Your Personal
Information or later on withdraw Your consent with respect to such Personal Information
so provided herein by sending an email to the grievance officer or such other electronic
address of the respective FlyStartups entity as may be notified to You. In such case, You
should neither visit any Website nor use any services provided by FlyStartups entities nor
shall contact any of FlyStartups entities. Further, FlyStartups may not deliver products to You,
upon Your order, or FlyStartups may deny you access from using certain services offered on
the Website.
- You can add or update Your Personal Information on regular basis. Kindly note that
FlyStartups would retain Your Previous Personal Information in its records.
Grievance Officer
- If you find any discrepancies or have any grievances in relation to the collection, storage,
use, disclosure and transfer of Your Personal Information under this Privacy Policy or
any terms of FlyStartups's Terms of Use, Term of Sale and other terms and conditions or
polices of any FlyStartups entity, please contact the following:
- For FlyStartups Technologies Private Limited:
Business / Assets Sale or Transfers
- FlyStartups may sell, transfer or otherwise share some or all of its assets, including Your
Information in connection with a merger, acquisition, reorganization or sale of assets or
business or in the event of bankruptcy. Should such a sale or transfer occur, such FlyStartups
entity will reasonably ensure that the Information you have provided and which we have
collected is stored and used by the transferee in a manner that is consistent with this
Privacy Policy. Any third party to which any of FlyStartups entity transfers or sells as
aforesaid will have the right to continue to use the Information that you provide to us or
collected by us immediately prior to such transfer or sale.
Further Acknowledgements
- You hereby acknowledge and agree that this Privacy Policy:
- is clear and easily accessible and provide statements of FlyStartups policies and
practices with respective to the Information;
- provides for the various types of personal or sensitive personal data of
information to be collected;
- provides for the purposes of collection and usage of the Information;
- provides for disclosure of Information; and
- provides for reasonable security practices and procedures.


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IN AND OUT By Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Paramount Pictures/Spelling Films Director: Frank Oz Writer: Paul Rudnick Cast: Kevin Kline, Joan Cusack, Tom Selleck, Debbie Reynolds, Wilford Brimley, Matt Dillon, Bob Newhart When Tom Hanks accepted his umpteenth Oscar, he thanked his high-school drama teacher. This event is the inspiration behind "In and Out," a comedy that throughout has the signature of its world-class comic writer, Paul Rudnick. "In and Out" is a sit-com, but a sit-com of a high order. Its vignettes sends up popular American traditions of masculinity, the gay life style, staid high-school principals, hormone-flooded teens, Oscar ceremonies, small-town gossips, and, best-of-all the timely category of sleazy tabloid journalists. Its choice moment occurs about two-thirds into the film as English teacher Howard Brackett (Kevin Kline) is taking his marriage vows with his long-time fiance, Emily Montgomery (Joan Cusack). That surprising moment may unfortunately be given away by some critics: if you're reading reviews, then, you'd best skip over their plot synopses. At one time, the topic of homosexuality was virtually taboo in the entertainment media. In the nineties, however, it has become virtually a mainstay of prime-time TV, which militates against this film's value as a wholly original or shocking piece. By awarding the movie a PG-13 rating, the MPAA signals that even kids can be freely welcomed into a tale which uses the F word only once--thereby giving the word great farcical punch. Once you accept the idea that a forty-year old man would entertain an unconsummated engagement of three years, and that an ultra-cool actor would thank his gay English teacher at an academy awards celebration, you'll roll with the jabs and barbs that materialize from its various vignettes. We're introduced to Howard Brackett in the classroom of his small-town Indiana high school where he appears with a butterfly-image bow tie, neat attire, and clean-shaven countenance. He is obviously the school's most popular pedagogue, coaching the track team after classroom hours, a situation which shocks the faculty, students and in fact the whole town of Greenleaf when Brad Pitt lookalike Cameron Drake (Matt Dillon) announces to an audience of hundreds of millions that his favorite teacher is gay. But the folks who are close to Howard are willing to give him the benefit of the doubt, since, after all, he is getting married in a few days and his mom, Berniece Brackett (Debby Reynolds), is dedicated to bringing off the momentous event even if his son is gay. The performer to watch this time around is Tom Selleck, playing against type as Peter Malloy, a TV tabloid journalist, whose interest in the scandal is driven by more than a desire to improve his ratings. Manly enough in appearance, he seems to be writer Paul Rudnick's raisonneur, trumpeting to all that there is no such thing as a typical homosexual. Announcing his predilection for his own gender, Malloy plants a sustained kiss on Howard's shocked lips in a scene which might have caused a 1950s audience to avert to their eyes. Contrived though some of the scenes may be, "In and Out" is superior fare with its belly-laugh one-liners, its subtly woven subtext about the absolute acceptability of homosexuality, and its extraordinary good acting. With the able assistance of director Frank Oz, Joan Cusack comes across as a master of comic timing, who draws howls from the audience with her self-deprecatory comments, her wide-eyed surprise when she is sexually approached by her fiance, and her self-pity at having to lose seventy-five pounds to look good on her wedding day. Matt Dillon, usually cast in serious roles, stands out as the nation's heartthrob and the catalyst behind the ninety minutes of frenzy. He allows the supporting performers he's with to have their moments of fame, such as his scrawny super-model girl friend Sonya (Shalom Harlow), who announces that to get ready for an event she has to "take a shower and vomit." "In and Out" was photographed on Long Island, which stands in for small-town Indiana, conveying a tightly-knit community which gets more than its share of excitement when reporters and paparazzi descend to exploit a story that would be virtually ignored were it to take place in New York or San Francisco. "In and Out," is a sendup of stereotypes, is bereft of serious undertones and so is lacking the resonance of Paul Rudnick's "Jeffrey." Rudnick, best known to hundreds of thousands of readers of "Premiere" magazine for his monthly pseudonymous column, is that rare writer who can work with an overused concept and make it work heartily. The high-spirited film is capped by a joyous musical moment as the entire cast discos to the beat of "Macho Man." Rated PG-13. Running Time: 90 minutes. (C) 1997 Harvey Karten
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I've heard Wheel of Time and A Land Far Away are both good.
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--- layout: post title: Presenting OpenRasta in Aarhus, Denmark, 27th of August date: '2009-08-18T18:08:00.001+01:00' tags: [openrasta, user-groups] modified_time: '2009-08-18T18:08:58.744+01:00' blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4015568221071268916.post-3382956124484039047 comments: true blogger_orig_url: http://serialseb.blogspot.com/2009/08/presenting-openrasta-in-aarhus-denmark.html ---
The good chaps in Denmark have asked me to do a session on OpenRasta. You can imagine how excited I was, and I immediately said yes! You can go and register now for it.


This article gives advice on how to use language markup in HTML or XML when you don't know the language of the content, or when the content is non-linguistic.
In HTML you should always identify the human language of the text, when known, using the lang
attribute, so that applications such as
voice browsers, style sheets, and the like can process the text in an appropriate way. The same goes for XML-based formats, where you would use the xml:lang
attribute.
Suppose, however, you have some text that is not in any language, such as type samples, part numbers, illustrations of binary data, etc. How would you say that this was in no language in particular? Or how about a situation where you extracted the text from a database and it came with no linguistic information?
For information about how to set language in HTML, see Declaring language in HTML.
Use the subtag zxx when the text is known to be not in any language.
This would apply for text such as type samples, part numbers, illustrations of binary data, etc. The definition of zxx in the IANA Language Subtag Registry is 'no linguistic content'.
For example:

Here is a list of part numbers: 9RUI34 8XOS12 3TYY85.

In HTML, use lang=""
. If you are using XML and the format you are using supports it, use xml:lang=""
,
otherwise use xml:lang="und"
.
These values indicate that we cannot determine, for one reason or another, what the appropriate language information is, or whether the text is non-linguistic. For example, you might use an empty value for the language attribute if database text is included into a document but the database doesn't provide language information and you can't be reasonably sure what the language is. The effect would be to prevent any language information declared higher up the hierarchy of elements in the document from applying to the included text.
However you should only tag text as undetermined if you can't just leave it as is. In practice, this means you should only use this markup if the undetermined text is embedded in content that has already been labeled for language in some way, or if its use at the document level is required by the format you are using.
Legacy pages that use XHTML 1.0, and cannot be updated to HTML5 or XHTML5, should use xml:lang="und"
if there is a need to
express the undefined nature of some text embedded in a document, because xml:lang=""
is not allowed. On the very
rare occasion when the whole document is in an undefined language it is better to just not declare the default language of the document.
xml:lang=""
only works if the schema that describes the format of your document allows an empty string as a value of xml:lang. For example, because the XHTML 1.0 DTDs define xml:lang in such a way that an empty string value for the xml:lang attribute is disallowed, you can't use the empty string in XHTML 1.0.
For those who are aware of how DTDs and other schemas work: The xml:lang attribute takes NMTOKEN values in the XML schema, so they cannot be empty. In your XML DTD, if possible, declare xml:lang as CDATA so that an empty value is allowed. For XML Schema users, rely on the XML schema document for the XML namespace.
Martin Dürst points out that you can redefine
the XHTML format within the document to create an XHTML page that validates while using lang=""
or xml:lang=""
.
This is not recommended for widespread use, however, because such a document is no longer strictly conforming in the sense of XHTML 1.0.
This is a summary of a discussion in a thread on<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and a later reprise of those ideas to which several people contributed.
Authoring HTML & CSS
Authoring XML


Adam J Sullivan
Assistant Professor of Biostatistics
Brown University
Course topics will be drawn (but subject to change) from
Linear Regression
Linear Regression Diagnostics
Generalized Linear Models
Nonlinear Regression
Robust Regression
Survey Analysis
--- .class #id
Regression Methods in Biostatistics by Eric Vittinghoff, David V. Glidden, Stephen C. Shiboski, Charles E. McCulloch Amazon. We follow this book for content and pacing.
-Students will be evaluated based on:
| Grade | Category | Percentage |
|---|---|---|
| Participation | 10% | |
| Homework | 20% | |
| Exam 1 (03/13/2019) | 20% | |
| Exam 2 (05/8/2019) | 20% | |
| Reproducible Research Project | 30% |
Students will spend the semester working on a Reproducible Research Project. This project will require:
| Grade Category | Comments |
|---|---|
| Participation | Graded the same as all students, Must be in class and prepared to work in groups. |
| Homework | Students will be expected to complete a portion of the material with the exception of some more difficult problems which may be attempted but do not have to be complete. |
| Exam 1 & 2 | Students will be expected to complete a portion of the exam. |
| Reproducible Research Project | Students will be expected to complete a reproducible research project. Data as well as questions explored will be at a level appropriate of the background and other statistical courses taken. This will be a semester long project so it will require a great deal of work. |
| Grade Category | Comments |
|---|---|
| Participation | Graded the same as all students, Must be in class and prepared to work in groups. |
| Homework | Students will be expected to complete the entire assignment. |
| Exam 1 & 2 | Students will be expected to complete the entire exam. |
| Reproducible Research Project | Students will be expected to complete a reproducible resaerch project. Data as well as questions explored will be at a level appropriate of the background and other statistical courses taken. This will be a semester long project so it will require a great deal of work. |


This Amazon S3 Personal File Store sample is fully detailed in the web identity federation article. The sample demonstrates how to use AWS Security Token Service (STS) to give application users specific and constrained permissions to an Amazon S3 bucket. Each application user will get a "folder" of an Amazon S3 bucket as specified by the role policy. This README details all the steps necessary to get the sample running with Google+ Authentication. It assumes you've alredy completed the steps in the base README for setting up the application with Facebook:
Project Number
and Client ID
.com.amazon.aws.demo.s3personalfilestore.S3PersonalFileStore
.__BUCKET_NAME__
with the S3 bucket you created earlier:
{ "Version":"2012-10-17", "Statement":[{ "Effect":"Allow", "Action":["s3:ListBucket"], "Resource":["arn:aws:s3:::__BUCKET_NAME__"], "Condition": {"StringLike": {"s3:prefix":"${accounts.google.com:sub}/*"} } }, { "Effect":"Allow", "Action":["s3:GetObject", "s3:PutObject", "s3:DeleteObject"], "Resource":[ "arn:aws:s3:::__BUCKET_NAME__/${accounts.google.com:sub}", "arn:aws:s3:::__BUCKET_NAME__/${accounts.google.com:sub}/*" ] } ] }
Update Constants.h to enable Google login in the sample and set your role ARN and client ID:
#define GOOGLE_LOGIN 1 #define GOOGLE_ROLE_ARN @"ROLE_ARN" #define GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID @"CLIENT_ID"


Here's my first project spotlight. The Land of Stuff is an online role playing game coded in FreeBASIC. It's about exploring a huge world with friends -- fighting monsters, trading loot, going on quests and battling other players. The server was online from 2009 to 2010.
I'm releasing it here in two ways.
- You download the full game as-is, here. (Requires Windows)
- I'm also releasing the source code on GitHub, here. You can customize the game or create your own adventure world.
The Land of Stuff is based on a simple C++ text adventure I made called The Adventures of Carl.
What carried over was the idea of simple mechanics and a focus on exploration. Here's the world map of The Land of Stuff:
Here's the Fid City Zoo:
It also features an extensive (though rudimentary) scripting system for relatively involved quests and NPC (non-player character) interactions. For example, here's a snippet of the Ant Terminator quest:
AntTerminator:
SLAY 05 00
IF_AC1
SPEECH Are you done yet?
REPLY Yep!
SPEECH Thank you! Here's 50 dollars.
REPLY Yay!
MONEY 50
MSG You've beat Ant Terminator!
AC0
GOTO Finished
END_IF
It's powerful enough that you can make quests with interesting stories. Yes, there are GOTOs.
You can check out The Land of Stuff on YouTube: Land of Stuff.
I'm also including a page for the game with info and game guide here, which you can also get to from the top bar of this website. Happy adventuring!


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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- python/dg_blmc_robots/stuggihop/stuggihop_bullet.py


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Understanding your assumptions and thoroughly questioning them is crucial to
building complex systems. I’ve found that the vast majority of mistakes I make
in hardware are where I let my intuition develop an argument for why something
is occurring. Intuition easily justifies the bad assumptions that thrive in our
knowledge gaps.
A few months back a teammate and I ran into a bug where a sensor (IR
photointerrupter) was counting way too many times when it was triggered. It was
a particularly weird bug because we had another set of these already implemented
and they didn’t have this problem. We started looking into the code to see if it
was issue with how we were counting the interrupts.
After some careful examination of the software, we started looking at the
physical hardware. The physical hardware seemed fine. The voltages were exactly
as expected when the sensor was blocked and unblocked. I hooked up the outputs
to a digital logic analyzer and blocked and unblocked the sensor. Sure enough,
leading up to the actual pulse were lots of tiny pulses increasing in duty
cycle. There were also tiny pulses trailing the actual pulse, decreasing in duty
cycle. We went and checked our correctly functioning implementation and
surprisingly the small leading and trailing pulses were there too! But for some
reason they were being counted properly by the MCU. We were confused.
So we attached analog leads to the output of our sensor. We blocked and unblocked
it, expecting to see the false pulse train leading up to the actual pulse. Nope.
Perfectly clean rising and falling edges on each of the implementations, exactly
the same way. We were very confused.
This is painful to recount because the solution now appears so
obvious in hindsight. We had evidence suggesting that our MCU was performing some strange
counting of the rising and falling edges of our actual pulse.  We had data showing that the duty cycle of the false triggers were
increasing as the it came closer to the actual pulse. What were we missing?
We had made a major assumption that analog-to-digital conversion on the logic
analyzer would be able to get a clean reading of the sensor output being pulled
high and low. We assumed that the measurement tool we were using wouldn’t also
be having false triggers. We were really thrown off the trail because we had
another implementation of the same sensors functioning properly. All of this
combined, we let our intuition grasp for answers rather than consider the facts.
—
After a bit of discussion, some forum reading, and more analysis of the signals
we figured out the problem. The Schmitt Trigger implemented on both our logic
analyzer and on our MCU were getting triggered by the rising and falling edges
of the sensor being blocked and unblocked. This is a pretty common occurrence
and it can usually be resolved by low-pass filtration in hardware right before
the signal enters the MCU.
Schmitt Trigger Edge Detection
The reason the count on the other implementation appeared correct was because we were performing quadrature
encoding with the sensors and we would increment in one direction and decrement
in the other direction. The false pulses one on sensor offset the false pulses
on the other since these were being used in conjunction. This is a little
technical and very specific to our application but it basically masked the fact
that the sensors had all the extra triggers because the end result always
appeared correct.
Quadrature Encoder Waveforms
We were really confused by all the evidence presented to us simply because of the assumptions we were making. Multiple logical
explanations could be presented but would conflict one another. Keep an eye out
for these type of inconsistencies, as they’re a strong indicator of bad of
assumptions.
— 10.22.2017


```js run demo let a = +prompt(“The first number?”, "“); let b = +prompt(”The second number?“,”");
alert( a + b ); ```
Note the unary plus +
before prompt
. It immediately converts the value to a number.
Otherwise, a
and b
would be string their sum would be their concatenation, that is: "1" + "2" = "12"
.


This file contains the Master application which demonstrates McSPI master mode of operation with default configuration settings. More...
#include "stdint.h"
#include <stdio.h>
#include <ti/csl/csl_mcspi.h>
#include <ti/csl/csl_i2c.h>
#include <ti/csl/example/utils/uart_console/inc/uartConfig.h>
#include <ti/csl/csl_types.h>
#include <ti/csl/soc.h>
#include <ti/csl/hw_types.h>
#include <ti/csl/csl_edma.h>
#include <ti/csl/arch/csl_arch.h>
#include <ti/csl/example/utils/common/inc/app_utils.h>
Macros | |
| #define | MCSPI1_TX_EVENT (34U) |
| EDMA3 channel for SPI1 Channel 0 Tx and Rx. | |
| #define | MCSPI2_TX_EVENT (42U) |
| EDMA3 channel for SPI2 Channel 0 Tx and Rx. | |
| #define | MCSPI1_TX0_REG (SOC_MCSPI1_BASE + (0x138U)) |
| MCSPI Tx/Rx buffer base address. | |
| #define | MCSPI_CH_NUM (0U) |
| MCSPI Channel number. | |
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| static void | Edma3ComplHandlerIsr (void *dummy) |
| void | padConfig_prcmEnable () |
| Board and UART configuration initialization function. | |
| int | main (void) |
This file contains the Master application which demonstrates McSPI master mode of operation with default configuration settings.
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static |
If the user has not given any callback function while requesting the TCC, its TCC specific bit in the IPR register will NOT be cleared.
If the user has not given any callback function while requesting the TCC, its TCC specific bit in the IPR register will NOT be cleared.


Frightened Rabbit’s Scott Hutchison is a co-writer on a new Coldplay song (listen)
by Andrew SacherColdplay‘s new “more experimental” double album Everyday Life comes out this Friday (11/22), and today they put out two more songs from it: the tender piano ballad “Daddy” and the jangly, mid-tempo “Champion of the World,” which was (sort of) co-written by the late Scott Hutchison of Frightened Rabbit.
Chris Martin says, “Scott had a song called ‘Los Angeles Be Kind,’ which I love. When I first heard it, I thought it was going to go one way; but it went another. Anyway ‘Champion Of The World’ is the song that came from following the other path, and that’s why Scott is a co-writer on this song. Today is also his birthday. So happy birthday Scott and thank you for your beautiful music, wherever you are.”


Learn about StoreKit
Learn more about Authentication on Android
Learn more
Get details on how to build iOS apps that integrate Apple Music using the Apple Music API, as well as the StoreKit and MediaPlayer frameworks.
Use the Apple Music API to retrieve information about albums, songs, artists, playlists, music videos, Apple Music stations, ratings, charts, recommendations, and the user’s most recently played content. With proper authorization from the user, you can also create or modify playlists and apply ratings to the user’s content. The API can be used with iOS apps, Android apps, and websites.
MusicKit lets users play Apple Music and their local music library from your app or website. When users provide permission to access their Apple Music account, they can use your app or website to create playlists, add songs to their library, and play any of the millions of songs in the Apple Music catalog. If your app detects that the user is not yet an Apple Music member, you can offer a trial from within your app.
View discussions
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Ask questions and discuss MusicKit with Apple engineers and other developers.
Download Apple Music badges and icons to use in your marketing materials.
Earn commission on new Apple Music memberships with an affiliate account.
Learn about the Apple Music API
Learn about MediaPlayer
Learn more about MusicKit JS
Learn more about Media Playback on Android
Authentication for Apple Music.
Authorize Apple Music with StoreKit. Check if a user has an Apple Music membership to automatically play music, or let them start a trial membership directly within your app.
Control Playback with MediaPlayer. Play any song from Apple Music and access a user’s music library, with their permission.
Discussion Forums
Get started. To communicate with the Apple Music service, you’ll need to create a MusicKit identifier and private key to sign your developer tokens using Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles in your Apple Developer Program account.
Identity Guidelines
Media Playback for Apple Music.
Performance Partners Program
Request Music Data with the Apple Music API. Let your app search for songs, playlists, artists, and more. Your app can even request music we think your users will love.
MusicKit for Android lets you build native Apple Music features into your Android app. Libraries are available to let users sign in to their Apple Music account and play music directly from your app.
Download the MusicKit SDK for Android
Songs from Apple Music can play directly in the browser. With the Apple Music player, users can stream songs from Apple Music in your website using the default player or one you’ve customized. Add an Apple Music player to your website using JavaScript.


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▼ Floor 31 While the antislavery movement was growing and gaining traction, a new trend of fashion emerged; anchovy flavored footwear![G|D] As a devout acolyte of the faith, he would dwell in the presence of his god and faithfully answer "aye" to all of his requests.[G|D] After striking a bonanza of gold, the bozo went out and celebrated with a boozy night on the town.[G|D] The actuary was tasked with analyzing the aberrant behavior of those in power, holding them in abeyance until the issue was resolved.[G|D]


Introduction to Programming Course Notes
| Category | Further Information. | |
| QB Tutorial |
Introducing computer programming using Microsoft's QBasic. This Programming Tutorial, covers using the QB Editor, storage, variables, datatypes, mathematical formulas, conditionals and iteration (loop) structures). To assist new programmers, a 5 Step Process to problem resolution is proposed and discussed to analyse a given problem and develop a computer program solution. The notes make extensive use of diagrams (flow-charts) to assist the visual learner understand the concepts of program flow control. Netizens. The file is large (50+ pages) and on a modem link it may be better to download the file to your local machine before viewing. |
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| Lab 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 |
The introductory exercises for students to complete on their own, under supervision, as an introduction to using the QBasic Editor and simple variable assignments, formula creation.
Lab 1.3 is a foundation exercise for Project 1. |
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| Lab 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5 |
The second set of lab exercises for students to practise use of program flow-control.
Lab 2.2 is a foundation exercise for Project 2. Lab 2.5 is a foundation exercise for Project 3. |
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| Quiz 1, Quiz 2 |
Simple Quizzes to help students assess their level of understanding QBasic programming fundamentals. |
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| Projects |
Three projects that can be allocated throughout the study program to provide coursemarks. The project concepts allow for the question to be modified while still assessing the same skill sets. |
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| Sample Project 1 |
Sample Project 1 provides a detailed break-down of how Project 1 could have been written. The problem has been changed, but the methodology for solving the problem is still the same. The skills being assessed (a) Writing a plan using the 5 step process, and (b) Writing a program with mathematical formulas, use of variables, documentation. |
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| ZIPed Source Code |
Compressed: The source code for exercises shown in the notes. Download the files and un-compress by using WinZIP or a similar utility. |
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MS Formative MS Project 1 MS Project 2 |
The Marking Schemes here are an example of one procedure for marking the assessment projects. MS Formative gives a marking scheme for the formative exercise project while MS Project X assesses the actual projects. The marking schemes are designed to be assessed in two separate blocks. The initial program design is collected and assessed before returning to students to complete their project. |
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Firefighters battle smoke condition at glitzy NYC mall
by Associated PressNEW YORK (AP) — Firefighters have responded to a smoke condition at the Hudson Yards mall in Manhattan.
A Fire Department spokesman says the smoke on the fourth floor of the glitzy mall was reported shortly after 5:30 a.m. Friday. He says it was under control about an hour later. No injuries were reported.
The mall opened last March as part of the massive Hudson Yards development built over rail yards on Manhattan’s west side. The shopping center features high-end stores and restaurants anchored by Neiman Marcus.
A spokeswoman for Hudson Yards developer Related Cos. did not immediately return an email seeking comment about damage from the smoke.


This is an app developed by Smart&Soft for Microsoft Azure Mobile Engagement team to help customers get an overview of Azure Mobile Engagement along with some helpful resources and understand the common notification scenarios.
The source code of this application is available at Github.


"I don't know if I'll ride again" | Donnacha O'Brien clarifies his 'retirement' announcement
by Raf DialloEarlier this week, Donnacha O'Brien announced his decision to step away from his career as a jockey at the age of 21.
The former Group One-winning jockey is instead going to concentrate on becoming a trainer.
Just over a year on from his last appearance on our Friday Night Racing show, he joined us to explain why he's decided to swap life on a horse to a career in training them.
"I was never going to ride forever," he said.
"So it was just a matter of time before I called it. It was never going to be a good time to retire when you have a job like I did. There were always going to be good horses to look forward to and good races.
"So it was more I have something else coming up and I think it was just time to move to that chapter."
O'Brien also added that it was far from a snap decision.
"I've known for a good while - probably over a year ago," he said.
Low Profile
"I just wanted to keep it quiet and do it as low profile as possible. And I didn't want to tie myself down to anything and even now when I put out the thing on Twitter, I wanted to leave it as open as possible."
"I didn't rule out riding again. But as the media do, they locked on and there were headlines, 'O'Brien Quits Saddle' straight away. That's the way it is. I wanted to keep it low profile and I wanted to put it out now so I wouldn't have to deal with it come March. That's why I did it now."
However, he added that he's going to renew his jockey licence.
"I don't know if I'll ride again," he continued.
"It's very possible that I won't. But look, if come March or May and my weight's not too bad and I could have a good ride in a classic, it might be hard to say no.
"It's very possible I won't ride again - probably likely - but not impossible that I will."
You can watch the full chat with Donnacha O'Brien above via our YouTube channel. Our racing coverage is in association with Horse Racing Ireland.


Minimalistic. Simple. Yet beautiful and atmospheric, it’s the plot synopsis that scrolls over a night-time cityscape in the introduction sequence of Streets of Rage.
Listening to the theme alone demonstrated how Yuro Koshiro’s score was ahead of its contemporaries on a platform constrained to synthesised music.
Streets of Rage is a game of mixed emotion but with constant action. An energetic start follows the solemn opening when booting and punching through the streets, neutralising rowdy street urchins.


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{% load static i18n %}
A PLOS source lets you pull an existing article into your project from any of the PLOS journals as it's published JATS XML. You can then save it as another format e.g. Jupyter Notebook and enrich the article with code.
{% include "serializers/_field.html" with field=serializer.article icon="ri-at-line" autofocus=True help_text="The article's DOI e.g. 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1007676" %} {% include "./_create_common_fields.html" %}


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Learning to code has been amazing for me! My plan is to continue to learn everything I can. I really enjoy using HTML and CSS to make webpages, and it is great to see them come alive with JavaScript and jQuery.
What about after that? I have recently discovered a passion for mobile app development using Swift. My goal after proficiently with the above front end languages will be to dive deep into Swift and mobile app development.
I hope to gain full time employment as a web developer during my journey, and hope to be a successful and helpful part of a local development team.
Thank you so much for checking out my portfolio site!


Presidential Addresses and Messages
by FCIT
Annual Message to Congress, January 8, 1790
by George Washington
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1790
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: This book was compiled by the Florida Center for Instructional Technology and includes passages from multiple sources. Please refer to the passage pages for further source information.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 12.0
- Word Count: 1,099
- Genre: Speech
- Keywords: freedom, peace, prosperity, war
- ✎ Cite This
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Fellow–Citizens of the Senate and House of Representatives:
I embrace with great satisfaction the opportunity which now presents itself of congratulating you on the present favorable prospects of our public affairs. The recent accession of the important state of north Carolina to the Constitution of the United States (of which official information has been received), the rising credit and respectability of our country, the general and increasing good will toward the government of the Union, and the concord, peace, and plenty with which we are blessed are circumstances auspicious in an eminent degree to our national prosperity.
In resuming your consultations for the general good you can not but derive encouragement from the reflection that the measures of the last session have been as satisfactory to your constituents as the novelty and difficulty of the work allowed you to hope. Still further to realize their expectations and to secure the blessings which a gracious Providence has placed within our reach will in the course of the present important session call for the cool and deliberate exertion of your patriotism, firmness, and wisdom.
Among the many interesting objects which will engage your attention that of providing for the common defense will merit particular regard. To be prepared for war is on e of the most effectual means of preserving peace.
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Change Log: 2.078.0
Download D 2.078.0
released Jan 01, 2018
Compiler changes
- opDispatch resolution in with statements
- Generate header files using do instead of body as per DIP1003
- pragma(crt_constructor) and pragma(crt_destructor) were added
- Subtraction of pointers that point to different types has been deprecated.
- Variadic template arguments no longer require alias workaround
- fix Issue 16997 - Integral promotion rules not being followed for unary + - ~ operators
- Optional ModuleInfo
- Added RAII and try-finally support for -betterC mode.
- Windows: dmd can now detect Visual Studio installation paths
Runtime changes
Library changes
- mean Was Added To std.algorithm
- findSkip can now skip elements using just a predicate function
- std.array.byPair now returns a NamedTuple
- std.container.dlist supports linearRemoveElement
- std.container.slist supports linearRemoveElement
- Deprecate save for std.range.package.Transposed
- std.typecons.Ternary.opBinary supports bool bitwise operands
List of all bug fixes and enhancements in D 2.078.0.
Compiler changes
- opDispatch resolution in with statements
opDispatch resolution in with statements has been modified to bring it into compliance with the existing scope resolution rules in the language specification. See WithStatement in the language specification.
Prior to this release, the following code would not compile because the compiler would not be able to resolve the second call to f(), as Bar does not implement f() or opDispatch.
import std.stdio; struct Foo { void opDispatch(string name)() { mixin("writeln(\"Foo.opDispatch!" ~ name ~ "\");"); } } struct Bar { // `Bar` does not implement `f()` or `opDispatch` } void main() { Foo foo; Bar bar; with(foo) { f(); // prints "Foo.opDispatch!f" with(bar) { f(); // Prior to this Release: Error: undefined identifer `f` // Starting with this release: Prints "Foo.opDispatch!f". // `f`'s resolution is forwarded up the scope hierarchy. } } }
Starting with this release, the second call to f() will be forwarded up the scope hierarchy, matching the implementation of Foo.opDispatch.
- Generate header files using do instead of body as per DIP1003
Support for DIP1003 was added in release 2.075.0. Use of body in an error message and header file generation has been fixed in this release.
- pragma(crt_constructor) and pragma(crt_destructor) were added
This allows programs to run initialization code before or cleanup code after C main.
In particular those pragmas can be used in -betterC code as substitutes for shared static this() and shared static ~this().
Note: At the time of execution druntime is not initialized.
Note: The order in which constructors are executed is unspecified.
import core.stdc.stdio; pragma(crt_constructor) void init() { puts("init"); } pragma(crt_destructor) void fini() { puts("fini"); } extern(C) int main() { puts("main"); }
- Subtraction of pointers that point to different types has been deprecated.
The language specification reads: "If both operands are pointers, and the operator is -, the pointers are subtracted and the result is divided by the size of the type pointed to by the operands. It is an error if the pointers point to different types."
Prior to this release, the compiler allowed the following pointer arithmetic:
void* p1; int* p2; auto p3 = p2 - p1;
Starting with this release, the subtraction of pointers that point to different types will emit a deprecation warning. The warning will remain in place for at least a year, after which it will be changed to an error.
- Variadic template arguments no longer require alias workaround
Prior to this release, the following code would not compile.
class C(Types...) { void apply(U)(U delegate(Types[0]) f0) { } // Error: cannot deduce function from argument types } void test() { C!int c; int f(int) { return 0; } c.apply(&f); }
It could be worked around by aliasing the individual template arguments.
class C(Types...) { alias Types[0] T0; void apply(U)(U delegate(T0) f0) { } // OK }
Starting with this release, the workaround is no longer required.
- fix Issue 16997 - Integral promotion rules not being followed for unary + - ~ operators
To follow the C integral promotion rules, types are promoted to int before the unary + - or ~ operators are applied. Existing D does not do this.
This is corrected when one of the following command line switches are used:
-transition=intpromote -transition=16997
It affects operands of type byte, ubyte, short, ushort, char, and wchar. The operands are promoted to int before the operator is applied. The result type will now be int.
The values computed will be different for some values of the operands:
- All values of - and ~ applied to ubyte, ushort, char, and dchar operands will change.
- The values of -byte(-128) and -short(-32768) will change.
If one of the '-transition=' switches is not specified, a deprecation will be emitted for these operations. To fix the deprecation and work as desired with or without the '-transition=' switch:
Option 1:
Rewrite op b as op int(b) to use correct, i.e. C-like, behavior.
Option 2:
Rewrite op b as typeof(b)(op int(b)) to preserve the old behavior.
Once deprecated this will become an error, and then the C-like behavior will become the default.
- Optional ModuleInfo
ModuleInfo is not a necessary feature of D. There are use cases where the program author may choose to provide an alternate implementation of the D runtime that does not include ModuleInfo. This could be for interoperability with other software or to reduce the footprint of D programs in resource constrained platforms.
Prior to this release, the compiler would emit an error if ModuleInfo was not declared in the D runtime.
Platform support is provided by the D runtime. ModuleInfo is declared in object.d. Therefore, the compiler can see, at compile-time, whether or not the platform has provided support for ModuleInfo and generate object code accordingly.
Starting with this release, if ModuleInfo is not deсlared in the D runtime, the compiler will simply not generate ModuleInfo instances.
This should reduce friction for those wishing to incrementally port D to new platforms and use D in a more pay-as-you-go fashion.
- Added RAII and try-finally support for -betterC mode.
This also means that scope(exit) statements will also work, because they are internally lowered to try-finally statements.
This does not mean that exceptions are supported. Throwing, catching, and stack frame unwinding is not supported, as that requires support from Phobos.
It means that, for RAII, when variables go out of lexical scope their destructors get run. When try blocks from try-finally statements exit, the code in the finally block is run.
- Windows: dmd can now detect Visual Studio installation paths
dmd now determines the environment variables that are usually set if the "Command Line prompt for Visual Studio" link is used to open a console window (or vcvarsall.bat is executed). This includes Windows SDK directories and Visual C library directories. When compiling with -m64 or -m32mscoff this allows dmd to invoke the linker without having a Visual Studio version preselected by the installer.
In particular, the variables WindowsSdkDir, WindowsSdkVersion, UniversalCRTSdkDir, UCRTVersion, VSINSTALLDIR, VisualStudioVersion, VCINSTALLDIR and VCTOOLSINSTALLDIR are determined from the registry if they are not set in the environment or sc.ini.
Supported Windows SDK range from 7.0A to 10.x, supported Visual Studio Versions are VS 2008 to VS 2017. If multiple versions are installed, highest versions are preferred.
Runtime changes
- core.runtime now allows more fine-grained control over unittests.
core.runtime.extendedModuleUnitTester property allows specifying information about the tests run, and how to handle the result. See documentation for core.runtime.UnitTestResult for details.
core.runtime.moduleUnitTester (setting a unittest handler that returns bool) will continue to be supported for legacy projects.
import core.runtime; import core.stdc.stdio: printf; UnitTestResult customTester() { UnitTestResult ret; // run only the tests in my package immutable prefix = "myPackage."; foreach (m; ModuleInfo) { if (m.unitTest !is null && m.name.length >= prefix.length && m.name[0 .. prefix.length] == prefix) { ++ret.executed; // count unit tests run try { m.unitTest(); ++ret.passed; // count unit tests passed } catch(Throwable t) { auto msg = t.toString(); printf("%.*s\n", cast(uint)msg.length, msg.ptr); } } } // always summarize ret.summarize = true; // only unit testing, don't ever run main ret.runMain = false; } version(unittest) static shared this() { Runtime.extendedModuleUnitTester = &customTester; }
- The runtime learned a few new options to customize how coverage reports are created.
The format is the same as with the GC but using covopt as suffix, for example you can pass options separating them with spaces like `--DRT-covopt "merge:1 dstpath:/tmp"`.
These are the currently accepted options:
- merge
- Merge the current run with existing reports if 1, or overwrite the existing reports if 0.
- srcpath
- Set path to where source files are located.
- dstpath
- Set path to where listing files are to be written.
Library changes
- mean Was Added To std.algorithm
std.algorithm.iteration.mean accurately finds the mean (a.k.a the average) of any range of number-like elements.
import std.algorithm.iteration : mean; import std.math : approxEqual; int[] arr1 = [1, 2, 3]; real[] arr2 = [1.5, 2.5, 12.5]; assert(arr1.mean.approxEqual(2)); assert(arr2.mean.approxEqual(5.5)); // user defined number types also work import std.bigint : BigInt; auto bigint_arr = [ BigInt("1_000_000_000_000_000_000"), BigInt("2_000_000_000_000_000_000"), BigInt("3_000_000_000_000_000_000"), BigInt("6_000_000_000_000_000_000") ]; auto seed = BigInt(0); assert(bigint_arr.mean(seed) == BigInt("3_000_000_000_000_000_000"));
- findSkip can now skip elements using just a predicate function
Previously, std.algorithm.searching.findSkip could only be used to find a specific string. Now, a new overload allows elements in a range to be skipped over if the passed function returns true:
import std.ascii : isWhite; string s = " abc"; assert(findSkip!isWhite(s) == 3 && s == "abc"); assert(!findSkip!isWhite(s) && s == "abc");
- std.array.byPair now returns a NamedTuple
std.array.byPair now returns a named tuple.
import std.array : byPair; import std.typecons : Tuple; int[string] dict = ["b": 2, "c": 3]; auto pairs = dict.byPair; static assert(is(typeof(pairs.front) : Tuple!(string,int))); // access by index (existing way) assert(pairs.front[0] == "b"); assert(pairs.front[1] == 2); // access by name (enabled with this release) assert(pairs.front.key == "b"); assert(pairs.front.value == 2);
- std.container.dlist supports linearRemoveElement
linearRemoveElement removes the first occurence of an element from the dlist
import std.container : Dlist; import std.algorithm.comparison : equal; auto a = DList!int(-1, 1, 2, 1, 3, 4); a.linearRemoveElement(1); assert(equal(a[], [-1, 2, 1, 3, 4]));
- std.container.slist supports linearRemoveElement
linearRemoveElement removes the first occurence of an element from the slist
import std.container : Slist; import std.algorithm.comparison : equal; auto a = SList!int(-1, 1, 2, 1, 3, 4); a.linearRemoveElement(1); assert(equal(a[], [-1, 2, 1, 3, 4]));
- Deprecate save for std.range.package.Transposed
Transposed is incorrectly marked as a forward range. Its popFront primitive cannot be used without affecting any other copies made with save. save will be removed from Transposed in November 2018.
auto x = [[1,2,3],[4,5,6]].transposed; auto y = x.save; y.popFront; assert(x.equal([[1,4],[2,5],[3,6]])); // FAILS, x is really [[2,5],[3,6]]
For more details, please see the respective Bugzilla issue.
- std.typecons.Ternary.opBinary supports bool bitwise operands
Now std.typecons.Ternary can be used in bitwise operations with bools:
import std.typecons : Ternary; Ternary a = Ternary(true); assert(a == Ternary.yes); assert((a & false) == Ternary.no); assert((a | false) == Ternary.yes); assert((a ^ true) == Ternary.no); assert((a ^ false) == Ternary.yes);
List of all bug fixes and enhancements in D 2.078.0:
DMD Compiler regressions
- Bugzilla 17246: [REG2.053] Extra destructor call.
- Bugzilla 17371: [REG 2.074.0] di generation broken for anonymous classes
- Bugzilla 17559: [REG2.073.0] Wrong line number in stack trace
- Bugzilla 17915: [REG 2.073] core.exception.AssertError@ddmd/optimize.d(614): Assertion failure
- Bugzilla 17955: compiler segfault in DsymbolSemanticVisitor::visit(UnittestDeclaration*)
- Bugzilla 18020: [Reg 2.078] no property opCmp for anon class
- Bugzilla 18093: [Reg 2.071] MSCOFF: dmd crashes when overriding a C++ method in a mixin template
- Bugzilla 18141: [REG2.078a] dmd -v no longer prints predefs
DMD Compiler bugs
- Bugzilla 5332: Undefined reference to zero length array
- Bugzilla 6400: opDispatch with WithStatement
- Bugzilla 8262: ICE(mtype.c) alias this to alias of an expression tuple
- Bugzilla 9290: Ability to modify immutable struct members in static array assignment
- Bugzilla 10310: VRP for bitwise &|^ does not always produce the tightest bounds.
- Bugzilla 11006: Subtraction of pointers for void and non-void types compiles
- Bugzilla 12385: Enum member should not be modifiable when the member is immutable
- Bugzilla 12496: __traits(parent, x) returns incorrect type
- Bugzilla 12625: [scope] [DIP1000] implicit slicing of RValue static array should be illegal
- Bugzilla 15094: __traits(getMember) fails when the source is a struct/class field
- Bugzilla 15243: rejects-valid on variadic
- Bugzilla 15289: VRP not working as expected on division
- Bugzilla 15290: length of associative array literal with duplicate keys is wrong
- Bugzilla 16649: Header gen skips parens
- Bugzilla 16694: ICE on taking address of export function (declaration-only)
- Bugzilla 16997: Integral promotion rules not being followed for unary + - ~ expressions
- Bugzilla 17096: many traits accept an invalid parameter count without error
- Bugzilla 17167: dmd fails to write to file or create directory with more than 248 characters in the path
- Bugzilla 17382: void main(){}pragma(msg,main()); crashes DMD
- Bugzilla 17585: Wrong error message for deprecated overrides
- Bugzilla 17586: Overriding a deprecated base class function gives no warning
- Bugzilla 17842: [scope] array append allows for escaping references
- Bugzilla 17843: -betterC struct with double field generates references to TypeInfo
- Bugzilla 17853: Switch statement without braces only works with one case
- Bugzilla 17900: FreeBSD 10.3 runnable/cpp_abi_tests.d(94): Assertion failure (test suite)
- Bugzilla 17908: Can't alias an overload set with disabled function
- Bugzilla 17927: [scope] scope inout parameter value can be escaped via return
- Bugzilla 17934: [scope] scopeness entrypoint for unique/ref-counted missing
- Bugzilla 17935: [scope] auto-generated destructor not scope aware
- Bugzilla 17940: bool function parameters loaded from struct sometimes miscompiled with -O
- Bugzilla 17944: MSCOFF: debug info not compatible with LLVMs LLD
- Bugzilla 17947: C++ std::pair::swap mangled incorrectly
- Bugzilla 17976: core.exception.AssertError@ddmd/dsymbolsem.d(1624)
- Bugzilla 17997: autotester's d_do_test has strange failures with Win32
- Bugzilla 18013: DMD test suite assertion failure in test_cdvecfill.d
- Bugzilla 18014: DMD test suite fails to link on Linux distros where PIC/PIE is enforced
- Bugzilla 18045: Temporary created during comparison not destroyed
- Bugzilla 18099: betterC check throw statements error!
DMD Compiler enhancements
- Bugzilla 4946: Not good error message with wrongly positioned 'const'
- Bugzilla 17256: Inconsistent output between json and ddoc
- Bugzilla 17868: add pragma(crt_con/destructor)
- Bugzilla 17878: Add __traits(isFuture, ...)
- Bugzilla 18076: dmd -run should work with - (stdin) too
Phobos regressions
- Bugzilla 17962: dirEntries now truncates Unicode file names
- Bugzilla 17986: Erratic failure with std/experimental/allocator/common.d(445): unittest failure
- Bugzilla 18084: [REG2.072] tempCString buffer size is unittest-versioned
Phobos bugs
- Bugzilla 2447: There's no disconnectall for std.signals
- Bugzilla 6820: etc.c.curl missing const
- Bugzilla 6895: std.traits.isCovariantWith doesn't work for function, function pointer and delegate
- Bugzilla 9661: LockingTextWriter should increment file handle reference count
- Bugzilla 10395: [std.stdio] Closing a popened File with unread output throws an exception
- Bugzilla 12064: std.typecons.wrap doesn't handle NVI
- Bugzilla 14477: Nullable does not work with structs with default constructor disabled
- Bugzilla 15140: std.experimental.allocator.building_blocks.free_list.FreeList leaks memory
- Bugzilla 15637: Region allocator assert failure when expanding the last allocation
- Bugzilla 16253: BitmappedBlock allocator not working with chooseAtRuntime
- Bugzilla 16542: makeArray not usable with const initializer
- Bugzilla 16564: KRRegion.empty sometimes returns Ternary.no
- Bugzilla 17459: format("%012,3d", ...) doesn't handle field width and zero-padding correctly
- Bugzilla 17467: BitArray are broken with <<= 64
- Bugzilla 17730: [scope][dip1000] std.algorithm.move escapes scope variable in @safe code
- Bugzilla 17901: FreeBSD 10.3: AssertError@std/experimental/allocator/building_blocks/region.d(652)
- Bugzilla 17995: template NoDuplicates(TList...) bug.
- Bugzilla 18044: std.conv.to for implicitly convertible associative arrays
- Bugzilla 18047: std.format value.length modulo seperator step width leads to wrong length
- Bugzilla 18092: Can't combine take and takeExactly
- Bugzilla 18135: [REG2.078] can't join RegexMatch anymore
Phobos enhancements
- Bugzilla 1998: std.bitarray should have setAll / opSliceAssign(bool) etc
- Bugzilla 4717: std.bitmanip.BitArray changes
- Bugzilla 4763: std.stdio.File.open() : more efficient implementation
- Bugzilla 6244: Add powmod / modpow function to std.math
- Bugzilla 9362: Add a method to remove one item to std.container.SList
- Bugzilla 13532: std.regex performance (enums; regex vs ctRegex)
- Bugzilla 14034: std.algorithm.mean
- Bugzilla 16398: experimental allocators, add aligned reallocation for Posix
- Bugzilla 17742: std.range.transposed does not have opIndex
- Bugzilla 17905: byCodeUnit should allow access to underlying range
- Bugzilla 17919: std.container.Array could use pureMalloc
- Bugzilla 17952: std.range.transposed save is invalid
- Bugzilla 18021: FileLogger Member not accessible to subclasses
Druntime regressions
- Bugzilla 17914: [Reg 2.075] Fibers guard page uses a lot more memory mappings
- Bugzilla 18071: [REG2.078] byKey, byValue and byKeyValue are now a hole for unsafe code
Druntime bugs
- Bugzilla 17108: Associative array byKeyValue is unsafe
- Bugzilla 17851: htonl already defined in phobos64.lib
- Bugzilla 17956: core.memory unittest failure (possibly glibc 2.26 specific)
Druntime enhancements
- Bugzilla 17300: Enable setting code coverage options on the command line
dlang.org bugs
- Bugzilla 18033: Open in Editor button doesn't work
dlang.org enhancements
- Bugzilla 16392: drop win32.mak
- Bugzilla 17265: WithStatement: Find better Example for what "with" really does
- Bugzilla 17527: dlangspec.pdf: escape sequences table goes over the page boundaries
- Bugzilla 17529: dlangspec.pdf: grammar definitions go over the right margin
- Bugzilla 17531: dlangspec.pdf: overloading unary operators exposes LaTeX
- Bugzilla 17534: dlangspec.pdf: 25.24: getFunctionVariadicStyle's tables goes over the page margin and uses HTML
- Bugzilla 17535: dlangspec.pdf: enforce a maximal width for all code examples
- Bugzilla 17536: dlangspec.pdf: Unittests documentation uses HTML
- Bugzilla 17538: dlangspec.pdf: 33.14 Comparing D Immutable and Const with C++ Const goes over the page margin
- Bugzilla 17723: Replace Facebook on the front page with Weka.io
- Bugzilla 17925: [Contract Programming]
- Bugzilla 17993: 404 Not Found: phobos/ddmd_utf.html
- Bugzilla 18032: [Home] Print hex dump example doesn't run
- Bugzilla 18067: Benchmark example is broken on the frontpage
- Bugzilla 18081: dlangspec.pdf: don't escape dollars in code examples
- Bugzilla 18082: Ubuntu/Debian repository installation should mention dub
Tools bugs
- Bugzilla 7997: Optlink issues 'Index Range' error with static zero length array
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A huge thanks goes to all the awesome people who made this release possible.
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- Alexandru Jercaianu
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By tracking the spread of the virus, we can flatten the curve.
Contact tracing is the process of tracking down people who may have been exposed to an infectious disease after someone has tested positive. Those who may have been exposed are asked to self-isolate. Manual contact tracing has limitations both in terms of scale and accuracy; technology-based contact tracing may supplement manual efforts by offering fast, scalable, and anonymous contact tracing at public places.
Technology-based contact tracing exists and has already been used in some places. However, existing solutions rely on tracking your location data. Some people are not comfortable with this. TrackCOVID is an alternative contact tracing solution that protects your privacy by not collecting any data about you.
Users scan QR codes as they enter public places. Scanning a QR code is like adding an entry to a private journal of places the user has been. When someone tests positive, they have the option to share their QR code history with their doctor. The user downloads a file from the web app and emails this file to their doctor. The doctor then uploads the file to a database through a secure administrative system. Each user's smartphone will constantly compare its QR code history with the public database of exposed QR codes. If there is a match, the user is alerted that they may have crossed paths with an exposed person.
We have a proof-of-concept web application that you can try out for yourself today.
For those interested in taking next steps, we propose a concrete strategy for setting up QR code-based contact tracing in your community, and we provide all of the source code necessary for this to happen. We believe our approach can add an additional layer of protection as public places begin reopening. Manual contact tracing in public places is very difficult, if not impossible in many cases. Our approach can help to notify people of potential exposure at these public places in a way that does not invade their privacy.
If you are interested, we are happy to collaborate as needed to make this a reality in your community. We do this as a public service without asking for anything in return. You can learn more about how this might work by checking out this flyer.
Web app Contact Tracing for CommunitiesOur project has drawn some attention in the press, both locally and nationally:
If you would like to get involved in any way or simply would like to be kept up-to-date on the project, you are welcome to fill out our interest form.
Interest form GitHub projectFeel free to reach out to the creator of this project, Tyler Yasaka, with any feedback, ideas, or questions. He can be reached by email at contact@tyleryasaka.me.


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