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System responsible managing explicit time integration. More...
#include <explicit_system.h>
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| struct | Options |
| Options used to customize the behavior of the system. More... | |
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| ExplicitSystem () | |
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| ExplicitSystem (Mesh mesh, ForceList external_forces, const ColumnVector &initial_displacements, const ColumnVector &initial_velocities, double t_0, const Options &options) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| void | update (double dt) |
| Updates the system to the specified time. More... | |
| ColumnVector const & | getDisplacements () const |
| Returns the current nodal displacements. More... | |
| ColumnVector | getForces () const |
| Returns the current nodal forces. More... | |
| ColumnVector const & | getVelocities () const |
| Returns the current nodal velocities. More... | |
| double | getTime () const |
| Returns the current time of the system. More... | |
| Mesh const & | getMesh () const |
System responsible managing explicit time integration.
Each system holds a mesh and set of external forces and advancing the solution in time by explicitly integrating the equations of motion using the Newmark-β method.
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Default constructor.
Initializes an empty system.
| explicit_fea::ExplicitSystem::ExplicitSystem | ( | Mesh | mesh, |
| ForceList | external_forces, | ||
| const ColumnVector & | initial_displacements, | ||
| const ColumnVector & | initial_velocities, | ||
| double | t_0, | ||
| const Options & | options | ||
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Constructor.
Constructs a system containing the specified mesh and applied external forces. To avoid copy construction of what, in general, are expensive objects both the mesh and set of external forces must be cast as r-values to be "moved" into the system. In effect the explicit system acts as a sink for both input parameters.
| [in] | mesh. | Mesh constructed from a set of node and element lists in coordination with a set of boundary conditions. Responsible for providing the global stiffness and mass matrices. |
| [in] | external_forces. | Vector of nodal forces applied to the model. |
| [in] | initial_displacements | Initial nodal displacements. |
| [in] | initial_velocities | Initial nodal velocities. |
| [in] | t0 | Initial time of the system. |
| [in] | options | Options used to customize behavior of the system. |
| ColumnVector const & explicit_fea::ExplicitSystem::getDisplacements | ( | ) | const |
Returns the current nodal displacements.
Nodal displacements are held in a 1D vector of the form
\( \left[ \delta u_{1}^{x}, \delta u_{1}^{y}, \delta u_{1}^{z}, \delta \theta_{1}^{x}, \delta \theta_{1}^{y}, \delta \theta_{1}^{z}, ..., \delta u_{N}^{x}, \delta u_{N}^{y}, \delta u_{N}^{z}, \delta \theta_{N}^{x}, \delta \theta_{N}^{y}, \delta \theta_{N}^{z}, \right] \)
where \( \delta u \) specifies displacement along translational degrees of freedom for the given node number \( \left( 1, 2, 3, ...N\right) \) and direction \( \left( x, y, z) \) and \( \delta \theta \) specifies the change in rotation (in radians) of the noted nodal degree of freedom.
| ColumnVector explicit_fea::ExplicitSystem::getForces | ( | ) | const |
Returns the current nodal forces.
Nodal forces are held in a 1D vector of the form
\( \left[ P_{1}^{x}, P_{1}^{y}, P_{1}^{z}, M_{1}^{x}, M_{1}^{y}, M_{1}^{z}, ..., P_{N}^{x}, P_{N}^{y}, P_{N}^{z}, M_{N}^{x}, M_{N}^{y}, M_{N}^{z}, \right] \)
where \( P \) specifies nodal force along translational degrees of freedom for the given node number \( \left( 1, 2, 3, ...N\right) \) and direction \( \left( x, y, z) \) and \( \delta \theta \) specifies the moment of the noted nodal degree of freedom.
| Mesh const & explicit_fea::ExplicitSystem::getMesh | ( | ) | const |
| double explicit_fea::ExplicitSystem::getTime | ( | ) | const |
Returns the current time of the system.
| ColumnVector const & explicit_fea::ExplicitSystem::getVelocities | ( | ) | const |
Returns the current nodal velocities.
Nodal velocities are held in a 1D vector of the form
\( \left[ v_{1}^{x}, v_{1}^{y}, v_{1}^{z}, \omega_{1}^{x}, \omega_{1}^{y}, \omega_{1}^{z}, ..., v_{N}^{x}, v_{N}^{y}, v_{N}^{z}, \omega_{N}^{x}, \omega_{N}^{y}, \omega_{N}^{z}, \right] \)
where \( v \) specifies nodal velocity along translational degrees of freedom for the given node number \( \left( 1, 2, 3, ...N\right) \) and direction \( \left( x, y, z) \) and \( \delta \theta \) specifies the angular velocity of the noted nodal degree of freedom.
| void explicit_fea::ExplicitSystem::update | ( | double | dt | ) |
Updates the system to the specified time.
Explicit time integration is used to advance the system from the last previous time to that specified by the input parameter.
| [in] | dt | Time increment. Amount of time to advance the system by. |


Melbourne Cup 2019: Cross Counter seeks second win in Flemington race 'that stops a nation'
by Cornelius Lysaght| Lexus Melbourne Cup |
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| Venue: Flemington racecourse Date: Tuesday, 5 November Time: 04:00 GMT |
| Coverage: Full report on BBC Sport website: news on BBC Radio 5 Live |
During a pretty remarkable 12 months on the international stage for UK-based athletes - even if not quite everyone ended up with a winners' trophy - the achievements of Cross Counter should not be forgotten.
Victory in the AU $8m (£4.3m) Melbourne Cup in 2018 for the four-year-old, part of Sheikh Mohammed's Newmarket-based Godolphin operation, was a significant first.
Though Irish, French and German challengers had won the iconic Australian sporting event that famously 'stops a nation' on the first Tuesday of November, no horse prepared in Britain had previously been successful.
And now trainer Charlie Appleby has brought Cross Counter back to Flemington for the 158th staging of the Melbourne Cup, looking to become only the sixth dual winner - of which, just one, the legendary Makybe Diva (2003-2005), went on to add a third.
Godolphin jockey William Buick takes the ride on the runner that has been allotted 57.5kg [9st 1lb], the most weight in the handicap. A draw at number five in the stalls is favourable.
The betting puts Cross Counter just behind the favourites, but hopes are high of a repeat.
"He's travelled down beautifully," Appleby's assistant Chris Connett told the Godolphin website. "He's really bright, really keen.
"His work [training] has been really solid… all the signs are that he's just about primed for the day.
"There's slightly more pressure on him being the defending champ, but in another way there's less pressure because he's not had a week standing his box like last year after he had a little mishap [cut a leg]."
Welfare concerns in build-up
While the Melbourne Cup retains its legendary status in Aussie sport, the race could still do with what might be described as a 'good' result.
The fact overseas challengers have dominated the latest results - since 2010, five winners have been from Europe - is minor compared to the pressures under which the sport in Australia increasingly finds itself.
Protests over welfare following the deaths of six horses as a result of injuries sustained in recent Melbourne Cups have intensified since the airing of a TV documentary detailing the brutal ending of the lives of racehorses in a Queensland abattoir.
On top of all that, a number of trainers have become embroiled in a doping scandal, and there have been other allegations of wrongdoing.
It is believed pressure from animal rights campaigners influenced American singer Taylor Swift's decision to pull out of being the headline act at Flemington on the big day - officially it was because of 'a recent change to her Asian promotional tour'.
In 2019, European runners are due to make up nearly half of the field though it would have been more had the Hughie Morrison-trained Marmelo, runner-up to Cross Counter in 2018, and Godolphin's Ispolini not been controversially ruled out by stewards on the advice of their vets.
The life of O'Briens
Fresh from becoming, at 26, the youngest trainer to saddle a winner at the Breeders' Cup fixture in America, Ireland's Joseph O'Brien has four hopefuls as he chases - already - a second Cup success, following Rekindling in 2017.
The quartet includes Master Of Reality, with jockey Frankie Dettori, 48, looking for his first triumph in the big race.
Famously, the prize also remains a gap in the CV of O'Brien's champion trainer-father Aidan, one of whose runners, Johannes Vermeer, was runner-up behind Rekindling.
O'Brien senior has three in the line-up, a trio perhaps headed by Il Paradiso and Wayne Lordan, the jockey who partnered Joseph's Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Turf winner Iridessa.
The Charlie Fellowes-trained Prince Of Arran - caught late on and third in 2018 - has again travelled down under from the UK, and won October's Geelong Cup.
Completing the European contingent is Raymond Tusk, trained by Richard Hannon in Wiltshire, and fourth in York's Ebor Handicap behind Mustajeer, which is now Aussie-owned and trained and also in the field.
The leading contenders are Constantinople, formerly with Aidan O'Brien; 2018's fourth-placed horse Finche, ridden by three-time winning jockey Kerrin McEvoy; and the Japanese raider Mer De Glace, looking to continue a good run for Japan in major Aussie horse racing prizes.


SMD (SOD-123) 500 mA Diode (Schottky) 40v - DS35D
Summary
Name: SMD (SOD-123) 500 mA Diode (Schottky) 40v
ID: DIOS-S123-X-A05D-V4
Hex ID: DS35D
WebPage: https://github.com/oomlout/oomlout-OOMP/wiki/DIOS-S123-X-A05D-V4
Short URL: http://oom.lt/DS35D
Revision History: https://github.com/oomlout/oomlout-OOMP/blob/master/parts/DIOS-S123-X-A05D-V4/
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Laravel 4 Quick Tip: Custom Error Pages
Update: For the Laravel 5 way of handling custom error pages, please check this awesome post by Matt Stauffer.
Here's a quick tip on how to create custom error pages in Laravel 4. Laravel has a default built-in event listener for errors attached to the application instance. You can pass it a callback which will provide you with two variables, the exception and the error code.
App::error(function($exception, $code)
{
switch ($code)
{
case 403:
return Response::view('errors.403', array(), 403);
case 404:
return Response::view('errors.404', array(), 404);
case 500:
return Response::view('errors.500', array(), 500);
default:
return Response::view('errors.default', array(), $code);
}
});
This provides a very easy way to create custom error pages for your application.
Edit: Edited the view response for providing the correct HTTP status code. Thanks Holger Weis!


HistogramLUTItem¶
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HistogramLUTItem
(image=None, fillHistogram=True)[source]¶ This is a graphicsWidget which provides controls for adjusting the display of an image. Includes:
- Image histogram
- Movable region over histogram to select black/white levels
- Gradient editor to define color lookup table for single-channel images
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__init__
(image=None, fillHistogram=True)[source]¶ If image (ImageItem) is provided, then the control will be automatically linked to the image and changes to the control will be immediately reflected in the image’s appearance. By default, the histogram is rendered with a fill. For performance, set fillHistogram = False.
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getLookupTable
(img=None, n=None, alpha=None)[source]¶ Return a lookup table from the color gradient defined by this HistogramLUTItem.
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setHistogramRange
(mn, mx, padding=0.1)[source]¶ Set the Y range on the histogram plot. This disables auto-scaling.


BEFORE THE BIG DAY
Early this spring of 2002, I purchased 5 packs of morning glory seeds from Roses, labeled 'flying saucers' and 'heavenly blue'. For some reason, the flying saucers were $2.00, and the heavenly blue were $1.75. (same brand, same weight, same # of seeds) Only difference was that the flying saucers were white while the heavenly blue were black.
Early April, I planted all five packs in a small part of my back yard. Why didn't I eat any? Because of the fungicides, which are poisonous. So three weeks later, they started vining. All summer I watched in expectation as they continued to grow, soon overtaking the trellace.
Fast forwarding a little bit>>>>> In late July/early August, the seedpods started turning brown. I got the bright idea to harvest them. I got up early every morning to pick the new seedpods. Separating the seeds from the pod coverings was the tedious part. It took 30 minutes at a time each day. Then when that part was done I had just black seeds and white seeds.
Now that it was just seeds, I put them to my glass mortar and pestle. I softened them with a few drops of water so they would break easier. Then I beat them to a fine powder. With that done I put them in a medicine container till the special day came.
THE BIG DAY!!
It was August 6th, 2002, and I got up at 6:30 am. I ate a cheerio bar and drank some water, and that was breakfast. On my way out the door I grabbed a small amount of homegrown powdered passionflower leaf, and mixed it with the seeds. I grabbed my board and was off to my friend's house. I got there around 8:30 am.
[Erowid Note: Combining MAOIs like passion flower with other psychoactive drugs carries serious medical risks and can result in extremely unpleasant side effects, overheating, nausea, confusion, heart problems, and even death. Please see Erowid's MAOI Vault]
I am an 11th grader, and my two friends are a 9th grader and a 5th grader. The 5th grader, we will refer to as 'Thug', and the 9th grader we will refer to as 'M'. When I got there, they were just waking up and their mom said she was out to get them some breakfast at Hardee's. As she pulled out of the driveway, I produced the doses of MG to two happy friends. We opened the medicine bottles, said cheers, and swallowed them whole.
15 minutes later, thier mom was back with biscuits. I ate a jelly biscuit, but before I could finish it, I felt a wave of ainxiety come over me. Thier mom was asking me simple questions but I had a hard time answering them. I had also lost my appetite and couldn't finish the biscuit. At this point (30 min. after ingestion) I started having stomache cramps.
It took another thirty minutes to get everyone ready to go skate for the day. M was puking and we told his mom he was probably sick from the biscuit. I got the bright idea to go outside and puke all my breakfast out too. Mabye the potency of the MG was too strong. After that, I don't really remember the exact times because time was so distorted. I know that we left to go skate uptown when M was feeling better. I found out that Thug had only taken half of his dose. That was ok with me because he is soo small. It probably would have been too much for him.
I remember walking on the railroad and it took a whole hour to walk 1/4 of a mile. The faster we walked, the longer it took to get where we were going. When we got uptown, we ran into my dad at the drugstore. Good thing I had my sunglasses on. I would have been in big trouble if he had seen my eyes. They were so blood-shot and dialated. After we left the drugstore, we sat in the bus stop until we decided what to do. After much deliberation, we skated up to my high school.
The Colors were so vibrant. The sky was painted in rainbow shades. Interconnecting rainbow stars were all over the sky. There were patterns in every inch of cement or concrete that I could see. We went in the TCBY across from my school and got some water.  The woodstain in the table was dancing back and forth, zooming in and out, and swirling. I kept staring at it and I felt myself getting lost inside of it. Rainbows were everywhere. I looked down at my stomache and it was pulsing. Acid always does that to me for some reason.
Then we went to the skateshop. There was a kid that came in with a shaved head. His head looked like it was too tall one minute and then it would look normal the next. I felt sorry for him, I thought he was retarded or somthing. Then I realized that I was just seeing things. When we left the skateshop we went and just laid down beside the highway and stared at the sky. Colors were buzzing and swirling everywhere. Then we decided to get up and try to act normal so the police wouldn't come and arrest us for being intoxicated.
We walked a short distance from the skate shop to a church. On the way we saw a bank and the front of it looked as if it was bulging way out. When we got to the church, M said he didn't know how we got there so fast. I said I thought it took way too long to get to the church. Thug said he wanted to sleep. At that point M was thinking really abstract. He said, 'What if we were all just a person's dream.' 'What if when they woke up, we were gone, like we never existed?' Scary huh?
It was 99 degrees F out so we got water, which was extremely hard to find at a gas station which stocked mostly alcoholic beverages. We drank the water and headed back in the direction of the skateshop. On the way back I had a huge revalation. God spoke to me. I saw my friends beside me. We always have such fun together. I also saw that life is not eternal and would end one of these days. I saw that I was trying to have fun with my friends on acid. But we always had fun anyway. We never needed acid to have fun. I saw that I was throwing away somthing very special. Gods gift, friendship. It hit me so hard I was too choked up for words. I couldn't talk for a whole 30 min.
Soon after that, the Highness and distortion of the trip was gone. All I experianced was the vibrant rainbow colors and patterns floating across the sky. The rest of the day I skated with my friends. We had the best time we had ever had together after he got over being high. I ollied a 5 set of stairs at my school. We met Girls there too. Boy were they hot!! Thug yelled at them and said, 'Hey sexy!!!' And kept talking about how they probably had nice coochies.
The passion flower had to have amplified the LSA because I was still trippin hard even after I threw up everything. The following day I thought that I caught a few glimpses of acid visuals. 3 days later, I Still can envision them in my mind, surprising how powerful the sober mind can be isn't it?
I personally have no use for acid anymore.  Now, the funny thing is that it actually takes the fun out of life. I guess you could call me a burn-out. I'm burnt out on drugs.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Greg Hurrell
Created an attachment (id=48) Crash log
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Greg Hurrell
Just a note; one possible theory as to the nature of the conflict:
Synergy Advance does a "poseAsClass" on NSThread very early on in the execution of the program (ie. in "main") so that it can provide some useful thread information (it doesn't actually change behaviour, it just provides some conveniences methods for reporting info). Observations:
1. The stack traces of these crashes are entirely composed of system routines (ie .NSApplicationMain is being called, lots of system methods follow suit, and execution does not even get to any Synergy Advance code before the crash occurs.
2. Airfoil/APE appear as separate threads in the thread listing.
3. The crashes occur only when Airfoil is running.
4. The only code run before NSApplicationMain is a poseAsClass (NSThread).
5. It therefore seems likely that my Airfoil is doing something thread-related that is causing the crash.
I'll need more information from the developers in order to pursue this further. Perhaps they are doing a poseAsClass as well, or something even lower-level.
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Greg Hurrell
Changing assignment to reflect my new email address.
https://wincent.com/a/news/archives/2006/05/change_of_email.php
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The structure used for defining the PKI setup data to be used. More...
#include <coap_dtls.h>
Data Fields | |
| uint8_t | version |
| uint8_t | verify_peer_cert |
| Set to COAP_DTLS_PKI_SETUP_VERSION to support this version of the struct. More... | |
| uint8_t | check_common_ca |
| 1 if peer cert is to be signed by the same CA as the local cert More... | |
| uint8_t | allow_self_signed |
| 1 if self-signed certs are allowed. More... | |
| uint8_t | allow_expired_certs |
| 1 if expired certs are allowed More... | |
| uint8_t | cert_chain_validation |
| 1 if to check cert_chain_verify_depth More... | |
| uint8_t | cert_chain_verify_depth |
| recommended depth is 3 More... | |
| uint8_t | check_cert_revocation |
| 1 if revocation checks wanted More... | |
| uint8_t | allow_no_crl |
| 1 ignore if CRL not there More... | |
| uint8_t | allow_expired_crl |
| 1 if expired crl is allowed More... | |
| uint8_t | allow_bad_md_hash |
| 1 if unsupported MD hashes are allowed More... | |
| uint8_t | allow_short_rsa_length |
| 1 if small RSA keysizes are allowed More... | |
| uint8_t | is_rpk_not_cert |
| 1 is RPK instead of Public Certificate. More... | |
| uint8_t | reserved [3] |
| Reserved - must be set to 0 for future compatibility. More... | |
| coap_dtls_cn_callback_t | validate_cn_call_back |
| CN check callback function. More... | |
| void * | cn_call_back_arg |
| Passed in to the CN callback function. More... | |
| coap_dtls_pki_sni_callback_t | validate_sni_call_back |
| SNI check callback function. More... | |
| void * | sni_call_back_arg |
| Passed in to the sni callback function. More... | |
| coap_dtls_security_setup_t | additional_tls_setup_call_back |
Additional Security callback handler that is invoked when libcoap has done the standard, defined validation checks at the TLS level, If not NULL , called from within the TLS Client Hello connection setup. More... | |
| char * | client_sni |
| If not NULL, SNI to use in client TLS setup. More... | |
| coap_dtls_key_t | pki_key |
| PKI key definition. More... | |
The structure used for defining the PKI setup data to be used.
Definition at line 256 of file coap_dtls.h.
| coap_dtls_security_setup_t coap_dtls_pki_t::additional_tls_setup_call_back |
Additional Security callback handler that is invoked when libcoap has done the standard, defined validation checks at the TLS level, If not NULL
, called from within the TLS Client Hello connection setup.
Definition at line 307 of file coap_dtls.h.
| uint8_t coap_dtls_pki_t::allow_bad_md_hash |
1 if unsupported MD hashes are allowed
Definition at line 272 of file coap_dtls.h.
| uint8_t coap_dtls_pki_t::allow_expired_certs |
1 if expired certs are allowed
Definition at line 266 of file coap_dtls.h.
| uint8_t coap_dtls_pki_t::allow_expired_crl |
1 if expired crl is allowed
Definition at line 271 of file coap_dtls.h.
| uint8_t coap_dtls_pki_t::allow_no_crl |
1 ignore if CRL not there
Definition at line 270 of file coap_dtls.h.
| uint8_t coap_dtls_pki_t::allow_self_signed |
1 if self-signed certs are allowed.
Ignored if check_common_ca set
Definition at line 264 of file coap_dtls.h.
| uint8_t coap_dtls_pki_t::allow_short_rsa_length |
1 if small RSA keysizes are allowed
Definition at line 273 of file coap_dtls.h.
| uint8_t coap_dtls_pki_t::cert_chain_validation |
1 if to check cert_chain_verify_depth
Definition at line 267 of file coap_dtls.h.
| uint8_t coap_dtls_pki_t::cert_chain_verify_depth |
recommended depth is 3
Definition at line 268 of file coap_dtls.h.
| uint8_t coap_dtls_pki_t::check_cert_revocation |
1 if revocation checks wanted
Definition at line 269 of file coap_dtls.h.
| uint8_t coap_dtls_pki_t::check_common_ca |
1 if peer cert is to be signed by the same CA as the local cert
Definition at line 262 of file coap_dtls.h.
| char* coap_dtls_pki_t::client_sni |
If not NULL, SNI to use in client TLS setup.
Owned by the client app and must remain valid during the call to coap_new_client_session_pki()
Definition at line 309 of file coap_dtls.h.
| void* coap_dtls_pki_t::cn_call_back_arg |
Passed in to the CN callback function.
Definition at line 292 of file coap_dtls.h.
| uint8_t coap_dtls_pki_t::is_rpk_not_cert |
1 is RPK instead of Public Certificate.
If set, PKI key format type cannot be COAP_PKI_KEY_PEM
Definition at line 274 of file coap_dtls.h.
| coap_dtls_key_t coap_dtls_pki_t::pki_key |
PKI key definition.
Definition at line 313 of file coap_dtls.h.
| uint8_t coap_dtls_pki_t::reserved[3] |
Reserved - must be set to 0 for future compatibility.
Definition at line 277 of file coap_dtls.h.
| void* coap_dtls_pki_t::sni_call_back_arg |
Passed in to the sni callback function.
Definition at line 300 of file coap_dtls.h.
| coap_dtls_cn_callback_t coap_dtls_pki_t::validate_cn_call_back |
CN check callback function.
If not NULL, is called when the TLS connection has passed the configured TLS options above for the application to verify if the CN is valid.
Definition at line 291 of file coap_dtls.h.
| coap_dtls_pki_sni_callback_t coap_dtls_pki_t::validate_sni_call_back |
SNI check callback function.
If not NULL
, called if the SNI is not previously seen and prior to sending a certificate set back to the client so that the appropriate certificate set can be used based on the requesting SNI.
Definition at line 299 of file coap_dtls.h.
| uint8_t coap_dtls_pki_t::verify_peer_cert |
Set to COAP_DTLS_PKI_SETUP_VERSION to support this version of the struct.
1 if peer cert is to be verified
Definition at line 261 of file coap_dtls.h.
| uint8_t coap_dtls_pki_t::version |
Definition at line 257 of file coap_dtls.h.


Doctype is a instruction for browser interpratation.
Meta tags provide more informations to browsers about our webpage, what are we looking at. Meta Data = additional data. These tags go into the header, as the character set; SEO for search engines just as description and keywords.The Meta Author tag contains the name of the person coding the webpage.
Responsive web design
Viewport Meta tag is very important for responsive web design, which means the web design has to "look good" on every device and tab size used to acess the web page. Bootstrap is commonly used as a framework for this matter. In order to use Bootstrap, the viewport meta tag must be used


The idea that dogs hate cats may have been born because dogs chase cats and grew because cartons depicted ongoing battles between the two speciies. Or it may have been generated because some dog peoople strong;ly dislike cats and some cat people disdain dogs. However, dogs and cats can live peacefully as long as owners understand the behaviours of each
In some cases, a resident cat will isolate itself when a puppy is added to the family. In other cases, cat and dogs never get used to each other. In still other cases, cat or kitten and dog or puppy play together and build a frinedship that finds them curled up together in a crate or bed and drinking out of the same bowl. The type of relationship developed in each household depends on the personality of the animals and the understanding of the owners.
[From Dog Owner's Guide Fighting furry furies? (www.canismajor.com/dog/furfury.html]


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Methods
__construct
__construct(\CodeIgniter\Database\ConnectionInterface $db)
inherited
The database dependant version of the execute method.
_execute(array $data) : \CodeIgniter\Database\ResultInterface
inherited abstract
Returns the result object for the prepared query.
_getResult() : mixed
inherited abstract
The database-dependent portion of the prepare statement.
_prepare(string $sql, array $options = array()) : mixed
inherited abstract
Arguments
$options
array
Passed to the connection's prepare statement.
Response
mixed
Explicity closes the statement.
close()
inherited
Takes a new set of data and runs it against the currently
prepared query. Upon success, will return a Results object.
execute(array $data) : \CodeIgniter\Database\ResultInterface
inherited
Returns the error code created while executing this statement.
getErrorCode() : integer
inherited
Returns the error message created while executing this statement.
getErrorMessage() : string
inherited
Returns the SQL that has been prepared.
getQueryString() : string
inherited
A helper to determine if any error exists.
hasError() : boolean
inherited
Prepares the query against the database, and saves the connection
info necessary to execute the query later.
prepare(string $sql, array $options = array(), string $queryClass = 'CodeIgniter\\Database\\Query') : mixed
inherited
NOTE: This version is based on SQL code. Child classes should
override this method.
Arguments
$options
array
Passed to the connection's prepare statement.
Response
mixed
Properties
The SQLite3Result resource, or false.
result :
The prepared statement itself.
statement : resource|\mysqli_stmt
inherited
Type(s)
resource|\mysqli_stmt
The error code, if any.
errorCode : integer
inherited
The error message, if any.
errorString : string
inherited
Holds the prepared query object
that is cloned during execute.
query : \CodeIgniter\Database\Query
inherited
A reference to the db connection to use.
db : \CodeIgniter\Database\BaseConnection|\CodeIgniter\Database\MySQLi\Connection
inherited


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Sling TV is getting better integration with Google's Nest Hub and Nest Hub Max
You'll soon be able to just tell your Nest Hub to fire up Sling.
by Phil NickinsonSling TV today announced that it's getting a deeper integration on the Google Nest Hub displays, including the new Nest Hub Max.
Here's the gist:
Now you can control Sling with your voice to watch shows on Nest Hub and Nest Hub Max, or use your voice to cast Sling to a Chromecast-connected TV. You can say "Hey Google, watch HGTV on Sling" (or any available channel you want to see!), as well as command controls like "play," "pause," "skip forward 10 seconds" or "stop" (but why would you ever want to stop Slinging?). On the Nest Hub Max, you can also pau-se and resume content on Sling with Quick Gestures by holding your hand up and looking at the device.
One caveat here: While Chromecast has (and continues to) work just fine, the deeper Nest Hub integration is waiting on a little server-side action from Google, so that you can directly connect your Sling account just like any other supported third-party account. If you use, say, Spotify, with your Nest Hub, that's exactly what we're talking about. Same thing. (And then there's the matter of actually onboarding folks — Google already has instructions for that, though.) Sling tells us that should happen over the next few days, so hang in there.
After that? You'll be able to say things like "Hey, Google — watch CNN on Sling TV" to your Nest Hub, and it'll plop it up on the screen, just like it can currently do with YouTube TV. Very cool.
The big boy
Nest Hub Max
A great big little screen
The Nest Hub Max is a great addition to a any room that could use a display — but maybe not something as large as an actual TV. Plus it doubles for video calling and audio playback.
The service
Sling TV
Pay for (mostly) what you want
Sling TV isn't quite true a la carte TV, but it's closer than anyone else, which lets you watch more and spend less.
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About Flax
Flax is a statically-typed, compiled language aimed at general and low-level programmers.
Language Goals
Supplant C/C++ in the OSDev field
Target freestanding platforms
Decent general-purpose language


Client messaging layer is part of client runtime. In RAIN you have two types of messaging on the client side:
- Intents messaging
- Publish / subscriber
Intents concept is inspired from android operating system. Basically they allow developer to express an action that should be executed without being “aware” of the provider. The only this developer must know is what data can be passed to that action.
For instance imagine an action called LOG_EVENT. To be able to execute this action you must know that an event is described by a message, a timestamp and an optional description.
Using intents is really easy to create a product in which each fragment of functionality can be easily changed without affecting existing code. Moreover, there might be situations when multiple action providers exists. The platform will allow user to select what provider to use.
It is really important to know that when expressing an intent developer will be able to send a json object that holds specific information. For instance, when sending an email you already know where you want to send it. The expected behavior is to receive back the send mail application with all fields completed.
Messaging layer is bind to client runtime. Each client side controller has access to client runtime in all its methods. Below you can find an usage example:
var messaging = this.clientRuntime.messaging;
var request = {
"viewContext": self.viewContext,
"category": "local_test_intent",
"action": "local_action",
"intentContext: {"message": "This will not work."}
};
var intent = messaging.sendIntent(request);
var fnSuccess = function(data) { alert(JSON.stringify(data)); };
var fnError = function(ex) { alert(ex.message); };
intent.then(fnSuccess, fnError);
The above example is extracted from the samples provided by RAIN (intents_example). The method used to accessing intents mechanism is sendIntent method. This method accept a Dictionary as a parameter. Each intent request must contain the following information:
- viewContext - This is the requester viewContext object.
- category - This is the intent category as defined in meta.json file.
- action - This is the action of the intent.
- intentContext - This is a dictionary where data specific to the intent are passed.
The sendIntent method returns a promise that can be used to react onsuccess and onerror. If you do not specify a callback for error case then the error is automatically thrown.
Please search for more examples into components/intents_example folder.


settings.xml
file contains elements used to define values which configure Maven execution
in various ways, like the
pom.xml
, but should not be bundled to any specific project, or distributed to an
audience. These include values such as the local repository location,
alternate remote repository servers, and authentication information.
settings.xml
file per default may live:
$M2_HOME/conf/settings.xml
${user.home}/.m2/settings.xml
see also:
settings.xml
reference


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An easy-to-use interface to generate Ansible playbooks for MEAN projects.
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Match Play. Red trails 4-5 to 7. Should Red double? If doubled, should White take?
pips Red=137 White=117
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
It may surprise many that this position is a double (and a very clear take) for money, if only just. White’s prime is very fragile and numbers like 14 and 24 crack it immediately. Meanwhile Red’s timing is superior with those three spare checkers on his mid-point. This results in a high percentage of gammons for Red.
That last sentence will give you the clue for the correct match play action that is double and pass. Taking is a blunder. White must pass and play from 5-5.
That last sentence will give you the clue for the correct match play action that is double and pass. Taking is a blunder. White must pass and play from 5-5.
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.335 0.622 0.196 0.008 - 0.378 0.109 0.005 Cubeful equities: 1. No double +0.453 2. Double, pass +1.000 (+0.547) 3. Double, take +0.413 (-0.040) Proper cube action: No double, take (6.8%)


Zooey Deschanel, Jonathan Scott make first red carpet appearance together
by Nate DayActress Zooey Deschanel and "Property Brothers" star Jonathan Scott are red carpet official.
The duo made their red carpet debut on Sunday at the Critics' Choice Documentary Awards in New York City.
Scott, 41, served as the host for the evening's event.
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Deschanel, 39, wore a white dress with a green and yellow floral print, while Scott wore a burgundy suit, grey shirt and black tie.
DOLLY PARTON HAS MULTIPLE TATTOOS 'TO COVER SCARS OR THINGS'
Deschanel and ex-husband Jacob Pechenik split in early September. Pechenik filed for divorce one month later.
Rumors of a romance between the "New Girl" alum and Scott began swirling in September, and the couple was seen together at a taping of "Dancing With the Stars" in early October.
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Deschanel shared her first photo with Scott on Instagram, depicting their visit to Universal Studio's haunted house.


As of writing this article, there are a few choices of operating systems to choose from for the Allwinner D1. In the future, more choices will probably become available. In this article we will take a closer look into FreeBSD and xv6 for the Allwinner D1. I will use a MangoPi MQ-Pro to test these operating systems.
For many people, FreeBSD won’t need an introduction.
FreeBSD is a free and open-source Unix-like operating system first released in 1993.
To create an image ready to flash on an SD card, access to a FreeBSD (virtual) machine is recommended.
On this machine, the readme of the project can be followed.
This will result in a freebsd-d1.img
-img file in the working directory.
This image can then be flashed on an SD card in the usual fashion; dd if=freebsd-d1.img of=/dev/<SD card location>
.
When inserting the image, and starting your board, a serial connection will also be necessary, because as far as I can tell, and at the moment of writing this article, no HDMI-support is present.
I used a Raspberry Pi to open a serial console, more information on how I did this, can be found in this article.
After staring up the board with an open console, you should be greeted with a FreeBSD login screen:
FreeBSD/riscv (freebsd-d1) (rcons)
login: root
Sep 20 16:09:29 freebsd-d1 login[1101]: ROOT LOGIN (root) ON rcons
Last login: Tue Sep 20 16:09:23 on rcons
FreeBSD 14.0-CURRENT #1 n256327-be9d9f3eb4c3: Tue Sep 20 18:00:54 CEST 2022 root@freebsd-riscv-builder:/root/freebsd-d1/freebsd/obj/riscv.riscv64/sys/GENERIC
Welcome to FreeBSD!
Release Notes, Errata: https://www.FreeBSD.org/releases/
Security Advisories: https://www.FreeBSD.org/security/
FreeBSD Handbook: https://www.FreeBSD.org/handbook/
FreeBSD FAQ: https://www.FreeBSD.org/faq/
Questions List: https://www.FreeBSD.org/lists/questions/
FreeBSD Forums: https://forums.FreeBSD.org/
Documents installed with the system are in the /usr/local/share/doc/freebsd/
directory, or can be installed later with: pkg install en-freebsd-doc
For other languages, replace "en" with a language code like de or fr.
Show the version of FreeBSD installed: freebsd-version ; uname -a
Please include that output and any error messages when posting questions.
Introduction to manual pages: man man
FreeBSD directory layout: man hier
To change this login announcement, see motd(5).
root@freebsd-d1:~ # uname -a
FreeBSD freebsd-d1 14.0-CURRENT FreeBSD 14.0-CURRENT #1 n256327-be9d9f3eb4c3: Tue Sep 20 18:00:54 CEST 2022 root@freebsd-riscv-builder:/root/freebsd-d1/freebsd/obj/riscv.riscv64/sys/GENERIC riscv
root@freebsd-d1:~ # file /usr/bin/vi
/usr/bin/vi: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, UCB RISC-V, RVC, double-float ABI, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked, interpreter /libexec/ld-elf.so.1, for FreeBSD 14.0 (1400062), FreeBSD-style, stripped
root@freebsd-d1:~ #
From this point on, people with more FreeBSD experience than me could jump in and start hacking, setting up a network stack etc. The built-in WiFi adapter does not work out of the box, a USB to ethernet adapter which I had lying around, also didn’t work. But I’m sure FreeBSD experts could quickly create a setup for their needs.
I can’t introduce xv6 better than the developers do on their GitHub repository:
xv6 is a re-implementation of Dennis Ritchie's and Ken Thompson's Unix
Version 6 (v6). xv6 loosely follows the structure and style of v6,
but is implemented for a modern RISC-V multiprocessor using ANSI C.
Getting xv6 up and running is a case of following the guide in the root of the repository.
You do also need to have xfel on your computer.
This is a tool which can be used to communicate with Allwinner based devices in FEL mode.
Starting up your Allwinner D1 based board in FEL mode can be as easy as powering the board without an SD card inserted, as long as there is no other storage (SPI flash, eMMC etc.) available.
On my MangoPi MQ-Pro this method definitely works, since I don’t have any SPI soldered to the board.
You can read more about possible ways to trigger FEL mode here.
To communicate with FEL, you must connect your board with your computer via the USB OTG connector on the board.
You can verify whether the board is connected, and in FEL mode using lsusb
and dmesg
.
After triggering FEL mode, and having a serial console available to your D1 board, and having a xv6-image compiled, the image can be started like so:
$ xfel ddr d1
Initial ddr controller succeeded
$ xfel write 0x40000000 ../xv6-d1/kernel/kernel.bin
100% [================================================] 1.006 MB, 397.628 KB/s
$ xfel exec 0x40000000
The xfel write
command is slightly different than the command in the xv6 repository, but this is because of a change in the xfel
-tool.
There is one caveat, the serial console needs an extra argument to display the xv6-shell correctly. For picocom, the argument looks like this:
picocom -b 115200 /dev/serial0 --imap lfcrlf
This maps linefeed to carriage return + linefeed. Otherwise, the serial output could quickly become a mess.
On the serial console you should be greeted with a very basic shell into the xv6 operating system:
xv6 kernel is booting
init: starting sh
$ ls
. 1 1 1024
.. 1 1 1024
README 2 2 2059
cat 2 3 23392
echo 2 4 22232
forktest 2 5 13000
grep 2 6 26544
init 2 7 23048
kill 2 8 22152
ln 2 9 22032
ls 2 10 25576
mkdir 2 11 22288
rm 2 12 22280
sh 2 13 40296
stressfs 2 14 23264
usertests 2 15 147600
grind 2 16 36776
wc 2 17 24384
zombie 2 18 21536
console 3 19 0
$ echo Hello, world! > hi
$ cat hi
Hello, world!
$ grep world hi
Hello, world!
$ grep xv6 README
xv6 is a re-implementation of Dennis Ritchie's and Ken Thompson's Unix
Version 6 (v6). xv6 loosely follows the structure and style of v6,
xv6 is inspired by John Lions's Commentary on UNIX 6th Edition (Peer
The code in the files that constitute xv6 is
(kaashoek,rtm@mit.edu). The main purpose of xv6 is as a teaching
$ wc README
45 295 2059 README
$ wc -l README
wc: cannot open -l
$ wc hi
1 2 14 hi
$ mkdir hello
$ echo Hello, from a dir > hello/hi_again
$ ls hello
. 1 20 48
.. 1 1 1024
hi_again 2 21 18
$ cat hello/hi_again
Hello, from a dir
$ rm hello/hi_again
$ rm hello
As you can see, some very basic, but fundamental Unix tools are available, and work!


A simple deep learning project pipelined as:
- Data loading and preprocessing done in Dask.
- Model preparation and training done in Mxnet.
- Training metric and model layer parameters visualization done in Tensorboard via Mxboard.
Properties
- Scalable due to:
- Hyperparameter and other configurations independent from project framework.
- All pipelines i.e. loading data, pre-processing data and model training independent of each other.
- Ease of tuning - Most of the hyperparameters are provided in the config.yaml file, thereby making model tuning easy.
- Multiple modes - Supports both Imperative and Symbolic mode of Mxnet modelling and training.
Using Project
- Setup python 3.6 environment with the following packages:
- Mxnet - The project supports CPU version as only.
- Dask
- Dask-Dataframe
- Mxboard
- Tensorboard
- Clone the repository.
- Double click setup.py to make supporting directories.
- Double click attrition.py to run the project.
Future Releases
- Support for Mxnet GPU version.
- Support for Distributed Deep Learning. Though the data is handled in a distrbuted fashion as supported by Dask, but due to symbolic or imperative mode of training, the data has to be accumulated in memory for further processing.
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Oppia explorations are meant to be incrementally improved over time.
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This shows the number of times your exploration has been completed, and gives a breakdown of how often each card was reached, how often each rule for a given card was hit, and the different answers that were given by learners.
You can use this information to make your exploration better. For example, you could identify a card in which a particular answer was submitted many times, which might suggest that a new rule should be created for this answer. Or you might see that a question is getting very few correct answers, which might suggest that it is unclear.
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My first day of class (at UTK) was last week. I was excited that the first day went well; it was a good start to teaching in a new setting (and to teaching a class that is new - to me). Like anyone in my position, I spent a lot of time thinking about the first class. Some notes here in the case that others might find them relevant/at all useful:
- We did a simple activity in which students modeled science teaching and learning. I provided just a few materials guidelines:
- The goal was “to develop a model of equitable science teaching and learning”
- Students were provided sheets of paper and markers; they could only use lines, circles, and text
- Everyone had to make at least one contribution to the model
- After about 15 minutes, students posted their models in the classroom, and then each student took two different colors of post-it notes, one to post something they liked about the model, and something they would suggest improvements on
That was pretty much it; the assignment was open-ended. And, it worked well; it gave students a chance to share what they thought (and to think about the best way to share how) and to develop some initial ideas about the scientific and engineering practice of modeling. Students returned to their models in the next class to sum up changes that they would make (later)
Thie activity also led into more general conversations about how no model is perfect, whether it’s those developed in class or those that are (explicitly or implicitly) the models of science teaching and learning advanced in recent science education reform efforts, such as the Next Generation Science Standards (Nationally) and the Tennessee Academic Standards for Science (new statewide for 2018).
Here are a few of students’ models:


Otterly Adorable: Cute Otter Yawns and Rubs Its Belly
It's Friday evening and many people probably want to go out and have some fun, whereas others prefer an idler pastime.
An adorable otter has been filmed lying on its back and scratching its tummy with both paws. Apparently, the act of belly-rubbing makes the mustelid really drowsy, as it is seen yawning drowsily.
Netizens wholeheartedly admired the cute little critter, with many saying that this is what they must look like after dinner.


OIOSAML.java configuration
This section covers configuration of OIOSAML.java. The configuration contains these elements:
- OIOSAML.java properties
- IdP metadata
- Service Provider metadata
- Keystore with SP private key
The files are placed in ${user.home}/.oiosaml by default. This can be overwritten with an init parameter in web.xml called oiosaml-j.home (see snippet below). The configuration dir
must then contain all the necessary files. If the dir is empty, autoconfiguration is possible. See the section
on autoconfiguration below for more information.
<env-entry>
<env-entry-name>oiosaml-j.home</env-entry-name>
<env-entry-value>/home/saml/env/</env-entry-value>
<env-entry-type>java.lang.String</env-entry-type>
</env-entry>
Alternatively, it is possible to configure an application name, which is appended to oiosaml-j.home or the default directory (${user.home}/.oiosaml) in case oiosaml-j.home is not specified.
This can be useful when deploying multiple OIOSAML applications to the same container. In this case, each application must have its own configuration
dir, but setting the oiosaml-j.home parameter can be tedious, especially when on a large project with source control. To set the application
name, insert a env-entry in web.xml. The example below will result in a configuration dir called {oiosaml-j.home}-application1 or ${user.home}/.oiosaml-application1 if oiosaml-j.home is not specified.
<env-entry>
<env-entry-name>oiosaml-j.name</env-entry-name>
<env-entry-value>application1</env-entry-value>
<env-entry-type>java.lang.String</env-entry-type>
</env-entry>
The structure in oiosaml-j.home looks like this:
oiosaml-j.home/
certificates/
keystore
metadata/
SP/
SPMetadata.xml
IdP/
IdPMetadata.xml
oiosaml-sp.properties
oiosaml-sp.log4j.xml
oiosaml-sp.properties contains runtime properties used by OIOSAML.java. The available properties are listed below.
By default, SP metadata must be placed in metadata/SP/SPMetadata.xml, but this location can be overwritten in oiosaml-sp.properties.
IdP metadata files can be given any name, but must end with .xml and be placed in metadata/IdP/.
The configuration files are not reloaded automatically when they are changed.
Autoconfiguration
To aid in the initial configuration of the Service Provider, OIOSAML.java provides an autoconfigure mechanism. If oiosaml-j.home points to an empty dir or a dir that does not exist, autoconfigure is enabled.
Any requests passing through the filter will be redirected to a configuration page. This page is also accessible through saml/configure, relative to where the application is deployed.
Autoconfiguration is only available when oiosaml-j.home is empty or does not exist. The mechanism automatically creates SPMetadata.xml and oiosaml-j.properties files based on
the values entered.
When the autoconfig process has finished, the configuration files will be written automatically to oiosaml-j.home. If the server process does not have access to the dir,
a zip file can be downloaded instead and unzipped to oiosaml-j.home. The servlet will reload the configuration automatically after the configuration process has finished.
Configuration parameters
The following parameters are available in oiosaml-sp.properties. Not all properties are defined by default. All file paths are relative to oiosaml-j.home.
- oiosaml-sp.certificate.location: Location of the keystore containing the SP's private key
- oiosaml-sp.certificate.password: Password for the keystore and the private key
- oiosaml-sp.assurancelevel: Required assurance level. See OIOSAML for definition of valid levels. If an authenticated user has an assurance level lower than this value, access to the SP is denied. Set to 0 if assurancelevel should be ignored.
- oiosaml-sp.resolve.ignorecert: Set to true to ignore certificate validation errors when using a SOAP backchannel to the IdP (used for ArtifactResolve requests)
- oiosaml-sp.resolve.username: Username to use when using a SOAP backchannel to the IdP (used for ArtifactResolve requests)
- oiosaml-sp.resolve.password: Password for SOAP backchannel
- oiosaml-sp.http.proxy.host: Hostname or IP address of HTTP proxy.
- oiosaml-sp.http.proxy.port: Port number on HTTP proxy.
- oiosaml-sp.discovery: URL pointing to the OIOSAML discovery service. Only relevant when multiple IdPs are configured.
- oiosaml-sp.discovery.default: The IdP entity ID to use for SSO if none was discovered using the discovery service.
- oiosaml-sp.discovery.prompt: Set to false to turn off user prompting when no IdP can be discovered automatically. This is not used if oiosaml-sp.discovery.default is set
- oiosaml-sp.discovery.prompt.servlet: Local servlet to use when prompting user for IdP. See the discovery page for more information.
- oiosaml-sp.crl.period: How often the IdP CRL should be updated in seconds. The default value is 600.
- oiosaml-sp.crl.<entityId>: Location of the CRL for a specific IdP, specified by entityId. This overwrites the CRL from the certificate's CRLDistributionPoint extension value.
- oiosaml-sp.crl.truststore: Location of the truststore used for checking the CRL signature. The path is relative to oiosaml.home. If more than one IdP is used, the truststore should contain certificates for all CRL issuers.
- oiosaml-sp.crl.truststore.password: Password for the CRL truststore.
- oiosaml-sp.crl.ocsp.ca: URL pointing to public certificate for Certificate Authority. Used for validating OCSP responses.
- oiosaml-sp.crl.ocsp.responder: URL pointing to OCSP responder. Only used to validate IdP certificate.
- oiosaml-sp.encryption.force: Only allow encrypted assertions to be processed. If set to false, unencrypted assertions are allowed, but encrypted assertions are still supported.
- oiosaml-sp.nameid.policy: Value to use as NameIDPolicy format in AuthnRequests. Set to persistent or transient. Defaults to blank, ie no NameIDPolicy is sent.
- oiosaml-sp.nameid.allowcreate: Set to true to allow creation of new identifiers. Only relevant when NameID policy has been set.
- oiosaml-sp.authn.force: A comma separated list of regular expressions for urls which must have ForceAuthn set to true. The url tested is the value of HttpServletRequest.getPathInfo().
- oiosaml-sp.passive: Set to true to enable passive mode (IsPassive). Defaults to false.
- oiosaml-sp.passive.user: User id used for the anonymous user when passive mode is enabled.
- oiosaml-sp.errors: Path to the servlet handling errors. This uses the same mechanism as POSTDispatchServlet below. Default is to use an internal error page. When the page is called, the request contains two attributes: "error" is a String containing an error message, "exception" is the exception thrown. The exception can be null.
- common.saml2.metadata.sp.directory: Directory containing SP metadata. Defaults to ./metadata/SP
- common.saml2.metadata.sp.filename: Name of the SP metadata file. Defaults to SPMetadata.xml
- common.saml2.metadata.idp.directory: Directory containing IdP metadata. Defaults to ./metadata/IdP
- POSTDispatchPath: Path to the servlet handling POST login forms. Defaults to /postlogin.jsp. This servlet is called when a user is redirected to the IdP using the HTTP POST binding.
The servlet receives 3 attributes in the request: SAMLRequest, action, and RelayState. With these values, it's possible to construct a POST form. The value of this property is used with
ServletRequest.getRequestDispatcher()
- common.saml2.loggedinhandler.numusedassertionids: Number of assertion ids remembered for protection against replay attacks. Defaults to 1000.
- oiosaml-sp.servet: Path to the DispatcherServlet. Defaults to /saml. If the DispatcherServlet is mapped to another URL, this value must also be changed.
- oiosaml-sp.bindings: List of supported bindings to use. These will be matched against the IdP metadata to select the proper SingleSignonLocation.
Defaults to artifact,post,redirect,soap.
- oiosaml-sp.assertion.validator: FQCN of a class which implements dk.itst.oiosaml.sp.model.validation.AssertionValidator. This class is then used to perform validation of received assertions. See developer's guide for more information.
- oiosaml-sp.sessionhandler.factory: FQCN of a class which implements dk.itst.oiosaml.sp.service.session.SessionHandlerFactory. This class is responsible for handling session state across requests and instances. See developer's guide for more information.
- oiosaml-sp.repost: Path to a servlet handling reposting of requests after authentication. See developer's guide for more information.
- oiosaml-sp.authenticationhandler: FQCN of a class implementing dk.itst.oiosaml.sp.AuthenticationHandler. This class is instantiated and invoked when a new user is authenticated (ie a valid saml assertion is received).
- oiosaml-sp.develmode: Enable or disable developer mode. See developer's guide for more information.
- oiosaml-sp.showerror: Enable or disable detailed errormessages and stacktraces shown in the browser - should ALWAYS be false in production.
Service Provider Metadata
OIOSAML.java uses a static metadata file placed in oiosaml-.home/metadata/SP/SPMetadata.xml. Relevant data is read from this file, and
the file can be freely modified. Metadata can be downloaded online from the saml/metadata servlet. When downloading metadata online, the
metadata will be signed with the SP credentials. If an unsigned version is needed, add ?unsigned=true to the url.
Service Provider Certificate
In case the SP certificate is needed, it is possible to access the saml/certificate servlet, which will output a Base64-encoded certificate
which can be saved to a file.
Endpoint urls
The following protocol endpoints are published by the OIOSAML.java servlet:
- ArtifactResolutionService Binding="urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:bindings:HTTP-Artifact": /saml/SAMLAssertionConsumer
- SingleLogoutService Binding="urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:bindings:HTTP-Redirect": /saml/LogoutServiceHTTPRedirect, responseLocation: /saml/LogoutServiceHTTPRedirectResponse
- SingleLogoutService Binding="urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:bindings:SOAP": /saml/LogoutServiceSOAP
- AssertionConsumerService Binding="urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:bindings:HTTP-POST": /saml/SAMLAssertionConsumer
- AssertionConsumerService Binding="urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:bindings:HTTP-Artifact": /saml/SAMLAssertionConsumer
- AssertionConsumerService Binding="urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:bindings:HTTP-Redirect": /saml/SAMLAssertionConsumer
When requesting authentication, the AssertionConsumerService binding which has isDefault="true" is used for the AuthnRequest protocolBinding. If none has isDefault="true", the first is used. The protocol
used for the AuthnRequest itself is selected based on the oiosaml-sp.bindings setting (see above).


The of port Joinville is on the north east coast of this small island which lies about 10nm west of mainland France and approximately 50nm south of Saint Nazaire. The port is an important fishing harbour and consists of several basins, one of which is the marina. The island itself is an interesting place to explore by bike as there are practically no cars.
Position 46° 43' 45" N, 02° 20' 45"W (harbour entrance)
The marina provides very good shelter. It gets very busy in the season and you are likely to be met on entry and escorted to a berth.
New port added January 2013.


Mum could be victim of 'domestic incident'
Police have established a strike force as they continue investigating the disappearance of NSW woman Ruth Ridley who they fear may have been killed in a "domestic violence incident".
Ms Ridley, 58, drove from her home in Port Macquarie to Tumbarumba in NSW on October 18 in a dark blue Mitsubishi Pajero towing a caravan, NSW Police say.
Detectives believe she then travelled to the Neils Bend Murray River Reserve or Walwa in Victoria on October 26 with her estranged husband Gary Ridley.
The Pajero was found in Shelley a few days later with Mr Ridley's body inside.
Ms Ridley was reported missing on October 30.
"Police hold grave fears for her safety and suspect she may be the victim of a domestic violence incident that has resulted in her death," NSW Police said in a statement on Monday when announcing the establishment of Strikeforce Alysse.
Detectives want to speak with anyone who may have been at Neils Bend reserve or Walwa on the Murray River between October 26 and 28.
"Police would like to hear from anyone who may have seen Ruth or Gary Ridley camped in the area during that period."
After Ms Ridley was reported missing Steven Ridley wrote on Facebook: "Thank you for your prayers. We all are holding out hope for mum to be found one way or another for some sort of closure."


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Better way to write an attribute directive
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pcf.particle.aws.kms package¶
Submodules¶
pcf.particle.aws.kms.kms_key module¶
-
class
pcf.particle.aws.kms.kms_key.
KMSKey
(particle_definition, session=None)¶ Bases:
pcf.core.aws_resource.AWSResource
This is an instantiation of an AWS KMS key. For now, only CMKs stored in KMS are supported. Keys in External or CloudHSM stores will be added later. The creation of a KMS key does not require any inputs with the exception of a
key_name
, which is used to create an “alias” for the key. Aliases are unique per region. Upon particle termination, the alias will be deleted and the key will be marked for termination (since KMS keys cannot be deleted immediately). If the key name/alias given already exists, the particle will be mapped to that key, rather than create one from scratch.aws_resource Definition
Parameters: - custom_config (dict) –
[REQUIRED] A dictionary containing configuration values:
key_name
(str) - [REQUIRED] A string used to uniquely identify the key. Transformed into an alias for the key. No spaces.
- Policy (str) – A JSON-formatted policy string for the key
- Description (str) – A description of the key, visible in the AWS console and CLI calls
- BypassPolicyLockoutSafetyCheck (boolean) – A flag used in conjunction with the policy
parameter to indicate if the . Default value is
False
For more info, see AWS docs. - Tags (list) –
A list of key-value dictionaries with tag information:
{}
(dict) Containing the following keys:TagKey
(str) - [REQUIRED] The tag nameTagValue
(str) - [REQUIRED] The tag value
Example minimal particle definition: code:
particle_definition = { 'pcf_name': 'kms_example', 'flavor': 'kms_key', 'aws_resource': { "custom_config": { "key_name": "kms_alias_name" } } }
The following states can be handled by the particle:
Particle State KMS Key State Notes Running Enabled Will create key if DNE, will adopt key if alias given Stopped Disabled No need to disable prior to deletion Terminated Pending Deletion Schedules key for deletion in 30 days, removes alias Pending Pending Import Not used by KMS-generated keys, not supported Pending Unavailable Not used by KMS-generated keys, not supported -
START_PARAMS
= {'BypassPolicyLockoutSafetyCheck', 'CustomKeyStoreId', 'Description', 'Policy', 'Tags'}¶ A set of the params used by the AWS API in the create_key operation. Used as a filter for the return of describe_key, in order to check if the state is equivalent to the definition.
-
UNIQUE_KEYS
= ['aws_resource.custom_config.key_name']¶ The key used to uniquely identify the particle. User supplied.
-
_get_alias
()¶ Returns the alias record for the provided key_name in custom configuration.
Returns: AliasName
(str) - The alias name (always starts with “alias/”)AliasArn
(str) - The ARN for the key aliasTargetKeyId
(str) - The unique identifier for the key the alias is associated with
Return type: {}
(dict) Containing nothing, or the keys above
-
_get_arn
()¶ Returns the ARN of the key.
Returns: str
-
_get_status
()¶ Using the
_get_alias()
method, this method will query for the a key that has the name specified, and return the result of the describe_key API call for that key. If DNE, returns empty dictionary.Note: The setting of the instance attribute
_arn
is done in this method. It cannot be done in the start method, since the method may not be called if the key already exists. This method is called by sync_state, so it is always run.Returns: dict (‘KeyMetadata’ from describe_key API call, or empty if DNE)
-
_set_unique_keys
()¶ Required method: Used in methods in the base class(es).
Sets the instance variable for unique_keys to the value of the class variable. Bad things happen if this method or both instantiations of the unique_keys variable do not exist.
-
_start
()¶ Required method: Used in methods in the base class(es).
Creates a customer-managed key (CMK), or if the alias specified already exists, re-enables an existing one. The functionality needs to be mixed, since this function is called in both the Terminated –> Running and the Stopped –> Running state transitions. Return object is supplied for convenience, and is not used in any operations.
Returns: dict (response of boto3 kms create_key or enable_key, depending on transition type)
-
_stop
()¶ Required method: Used in methods in the base class(es).
This method will disable the key. Return object is supplied for convenience, and is not used in any operations.
Returns: dict (response of disable_key function)
-
_terminate
()¶ Required method: Used in methods in the base class(es).
Schedules the deletion of the key. CMKs cannot be deleted immediately. Defaults to 30 days. Also deletes alias associated with key, so the particle can be re-used immediately, even if the key isn’t technically deleted yet.
Returns: dict (response of boto3 kms schedule_key_deletion)
-
_update
()¶ Required method: Used in methods in the base class(es).
Currently does nothing. Needs to be implemented for updates that do not change state, such as modifying tags or description.
-
_validate_config
()¶ Custom logic that that validates particle’s configurations
-
flavor
= 'kms_key'¶ Name of the particle type, used in the particle definition
-
is_state_definition_equivalent
()¶ Overridden method from base class (particle.py), responsible for testing if the particle has reached its desired state.
Original method ran a diff_dict on the current_state_definition and the desired_state_definition (A.K.A. the resource from the particle configuration). Since the return of the describe_key operation is used to set the current_state_definition, and it would never contain the custom_config key, it was necessary to force a filtering before the comparison operation.
Returns: bool
-
state_lookup
= {'Disabled': <State.stopped: 2>, 'Enabled': <State.running: 1>, 'PendingDeletion': <State.terminated: 3>, 'PendingImport': <State.pending: 4>, 'Unavailable': <State.pending: 4>}¶ Mapping of PCF states to the KMS states used by AWS. Used after describe calls to determine latest state.
-
sync_state
()¶ Required method: Logic that updates the current state of the particle. Used in methods in the base class(es).
Works by fetching the latest key information, then setting the current_state_definition equal to the result. Also updates particle state before exiting.
- custom_config (dict) –


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This is an example of a second class assigntment


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Light Detection main¶
Command line tool to find lights in an image
Light Detection detectors¶
Contains object detection classes.
-
class
object_detect.detectors.
LightDetector
(image_path=None, image=None, blur_length=5, threshold=210)[source]¶ Object capable of finding light sources in an image.
-
property
gaussian_blur_length
¶ int: The edge length of the gaussion blur kernel.
-
property
light_centers
¶ list(tuple(int, int)): Contains the center of each light.
-
property
light_circles
¶ Decorate the property method with the ability to automatically set the corresponding instance variable of the class.
-
property
light_contours
¶ Decorate the property method with the ability to automatically set the corresponding instance variable of the class.
-
show_lights
(colour=0, 0, 255, thickness=3)[source]¶ Display the lights.
- Keyword Args:
- colour (tuple(uint8)):
The BGR colour to mark the lights with.
- thickness (int):
The line thickness to use in marking the lights.
-
property
threshold
¶ np.uint8: The value to threshold the image on.
-
property
-
class
object_detect.detectors.
ObjectDetector
(image_path=None, image=None)[source]¶ Base class for object detectors.
-
property
gray_scale_img
¶ np.array((:,:), np.uint8): The grayscale version of the original image.
-
property
Light Detection objects¶
Useful object representation.
-
class
object_detect.objects.
Circle
(center, radius)[source]¶ Represent a circle.
-
classmethod
as_integers
(center, radius)[source]¶ Initialize the circle using rounded, integer values.
- Args:
- center (tuple(float, float)):
The center position of the circle.
radius (float): The radius of the circle.
- Returns:
instance: The class instance intialized with integers.
-
property
center
¶ tuple: The center position of the circle.
-
property
radius
¶ float or int: The radius of the circle.
-
classmethod
Light Detection utils¶
Utility Functions.
-
object_detect.utils.
autoset_property
(property_method)[source]¶ Wraps a class property to automatically set the corresponding instance variable if it evaluates False. This requires the instance variable name be an underscore followed by the property method name, and a corresponding setter method be implemented and named _set followed by the instance variable name. This allows automatic caching of potentially slow to set variables.
- Args:
- property_method (method):
The class property that is to be decorated.


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January 11-13 2018
Now entering its tenth year, Queen's Conference on Philanthropy is Canada's premier undergraduate philanthropic conference. It aims to educate, inspire, and empower delegates nationwide to discover their passion and make a difference in today's world.
We connect delegates with various philanthropic professionals and act as enablers of relationships, enterprises, and/or projects that are born out of the conference. As a hub for change-oriented dialogue and activism, we strive for a culture of creativity, a supportive community, and an ever-lasting impact.
"No matter what people tell you, words and ideas can change the world" - Robin Williams
This year's theme capitalizes on not only the motivation and initiative, but also the long-term visions involved in humanitarian work.
This year, QCOP is emphasizing the importance of evaluating and realizing the change that can be brought about through our actions. Accordingly, delegates will learn to adopt a comprehensive, critical, and reflective lens with which to continue their path in the vast world of philanthropy.
We have the ability to affect and create a meaningful impact, so let’s come together and unite in change!
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dicealyzer.pools.operator module¶
The module for dice pools consisting of other different dice pools. It also installs operators on AbstractDicePool to make it easier to combine dice pools in Python.
-
class
dicealyzer.pools.operator.
BinaryOperatorPool
(operator, operator_str, *operands)[source]¶ Bases:
dicealyzer.pools.base.AbstractDicePool
A class to represent multiple dice pools that are combined by an operator. This operator is assumed to work with the python function reduce.
-
roll
()[source]¶ Roll the dice in this pool, and return the result. Also returns the values of all rolled dice as a list.
-
property
values
¶ All the possible values that this dice pool can produce, as a set. Ascending order is preferred, but not required.
-
-
class
dicealyzer.pools.operator.
SumPool
(*operands)[source]¶ Bases:
dicealyzer.pools.operator.BinaryOperatorPool
Create a sum of multiple dice pools.
-
class
dicealyzer.pools.operator.
SubtractPool
(*operands)[source]¶ Bases:
dicealyzer.pools.operator.BinaryOperatorPool
Create a negative sum of multiple dice pools.
-
class
dicealyzer.pools.operator.
ProductPool
(*operands)[source]¶ Bases:
dicealyzer.pools.operator.BinaryOperatorPool
Create a product of multiple dice pools.
-
class
dicealyzer.pools.operator.
DivisionPool
(*operands)[source]¶ Bases:
dicealyzer.pools.operator.BinaryOperatorPool
Create a fraction of multiple dice pools.
-
class
dicealyzer.pools.operator.
ConstPool
(n)[source]¶ Bases:
dicealyzer.pools.base.AbstractDicePool
A class to represent a single constant value without rolling. Useful for combing with other dice pools.
-
roll
()[source]¶ Roll the dice in this pool, and return the result. Also returns the values of all rolled dice as a list.
-
property
values
¶ All the possible values that this dice pool can produce, as a set. Ascending order is preferred, but not required.
-


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It is the most populous city in the United Kingdom, with a metropolitan area of over 13 million inhabitants.
Paris is the capital and most populous city of France.
Tokyo is the capital of Japan, the center of the Greater Tokyo Area, and the most populous metropolitan area in the world.


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| file | bmp.h [code] |
| file | cs2100.h [code] |
| Implementation WM8904 driver. | |
| file | dbg_console.h [code] |
| Include function prototype for the UART console. | |
| file | frame_buffer.h [code] |
| Interface of frame buffer driver. | |
| file | gmacb_phy.h [code] |
| file | gmii.h [code] |
| file | ili9488.h [code] |
| Interface of ILI9488 driver. | |
| file | ili9488_dma.h [code] |
| Interface of ILI9488 driver. | |
| file | ili9488_ebi.h [code] |
| Interface of ILI9488 driver. | |
| file | ili9488_ebi_dma.h [code] |
| Interface of ILI9488 driver. | |
| file | ili9488_reg.h [code] |
| file | ili9488_spi.h [code] |
| Interface of ILI9488 driver. | |
| file | ili9488_spi_dma.h [code] |
| Interface of ILI9488 DMA driver. | |
| file | image_sensor_inf.h [code] |
| file | lcd_color.h [code] |
| RGB 24-bits color table definition. | |
| file | lcd_draw.h [code] |
| Interface for draw function on LCD. | |
| file | lcd_font.h [code] |
| Interface for draw font on LCD. | |
| file | lcd_font10x14.h [code] |
| Font 10x14 table definition. | |
| file | lcd_gimp_image.h [code] |
| file | lcdd.h [code] |
| Interface for LCD driver. | |
| file | led.h [code] |
| file | math.h [code] |
| file | mcan_config.h [code] |
| file | rtc_calib.h [code] |
| Interface for Real Time Clock calibration (RTC) . | |
| file | s25fl1.h [code] |
| Interface for the S25fl1 Serial Flash driver. | |
| file | syscalls.h [code] |
| Implementation of newlib syscall. | |
| file | wm8904.h [code] |
| Implementation WM8904 driver. | |


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format: html
status: publish
tags:
- PhoneGap Network
author: Raymond Camden
link: http://www.raymondcamden.com/2015/05/19/looking-at-the-javascript-api-in-hybrid-mobilefirst-apps-2
type: post
date: 2015-05-19 20:19:16 Z
external: true
title: Looking at the JavaScript API in Hybrid MobileFirst Apps (2)
---
A few weeks back I blogged about some of the JavaScript APIs you have available when building hybrid mobile applications with IBM MobileFirst. I had meant to follow up on this a bit sooner but recent trips got in the way. Today I took some time to look at a few more of the APIs. […]


This recipe is a different and interesting style for salads. It can be eaten for both lunch and dinner. It is not a heavy dish, which means it can be eaten with sides of your choice. So enjoy this Asian turn on salad.
16 oz whole grain spaghetti
1/4 cup Pure Canola Oil, 1 tablespoon
1/2 cup Creamy Peanut Butter
1/3 cup orange juice
3 tablespoons lemon juice
1/2 cup soy sauce
2 tablespoons sugar
1 cup sliced green onions
1/2 cup chopped red bell pepper
3 tablespoons minced garlic
1 small jalapeno pepper, seeds and ribs removed, minced
2 cups broccoli florets, split if large
bonus you can add chopped onion, mushroom and red pepper for an extra kick.
Instructions:
Cook pasta in salted water, according to package directions; drain well. Place the spaghetti in large bowl and toss with 1 tablespoon canola oil. Set aside. Whisk peanut butter, orange juice, lemon juice, soy sauce and sugar in medium bowl until blended well. Heat 1/4 cup oil in a large, deep skillet over medium high heat. Add onion, peppers, garlic, jalapeno pepper and broccoli, cooking and stirring about 3-5 minutes, until broccoli is crisp-tender. Add pasta and citrus sauce, tossing until .


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Strong in programming and designing logic to a problem with a Bachelor of Engineering focused in Computer Science and Engineering.
Interested and keen to work as a FullStack Developer with experience working as a software developer is established organisations.
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