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FROM: Nick Thompson DATE: 06/29/2001 01:36:51 SUBJECT: Bug#26071: ftp to sites outside firewall fails to connect David,
The other David (yes, Faure) fixed it. It is possible to disable passive mode in
kio_ftprc, which does the trick. I assumed this somehow keeps the socket range
firewall vaild. I take your point about the 1803 port not being valid until
you're shuttled off, as you put it, but I would have expected to get connection
refused. In this case telnet just stops and waits indefinately, which smacks of
the packets being dumped at the firewall.
Anyway, tis fixed, but thanks for your help.
Nick.
David Bishop wrote:
> ftp is on port 21, so to test it, try 'telnet <IP_ADDRESS> 21', not 1803.
> The 1803 is almost definetly a "temp" port, that it shuttles you to after
> making the connection, and won't be valid for any other process. Of course,
> I could also be talking out of my butt :-) (it's been too long since dealing
> with this crap).
>
> HTH,
>
> David (not Faure) Bishop
>
> On Thursday 28 June 2001 06:40, Nick Thompson wrote:
> > David,
> >
> > I think this is the relevant output:
> >
> > [snip]
> > kio_ftp: cwd /sites/sunsite.uio.no/pub/unix/Linux/Mandrake/8.0/i586/
> > kio_ftp: resp> 250 Current directory now
> > /sites/sunsite.uio.no/pub/unix/Linux/Mandrake/8.0/i586
> > kio_ftp:
> > kio_ftp: type A
> > kio_ftp: resp> 200 Type set to A
> > kio_ftp:
> > kio_ftp: EPSV
> > kio_ftp: resp> 500 Unknown command `EPSV'
> > kio_ftp:
> > kio_ftp: disabling use of EPSV
> > kio_ftp: PASV
> > kio_ftp: resp> 227 Entering Passive Mode (148,88,2,11,11,7)
> > kio_ftp:
> > kdecore (KSocket): Trying to connect to Inet <IP_ADDRESS> port 1803
> > kdecore (KSocket): Socket 6 created
> >
> > I tried a command line telnet:
> >
> > Nick-> telnet <IP_ADDRESS> 1803
> > Trying <IP_ADDRESS>...
> >
> > It hangs right there. Maybe this is just a firewall issue with that socket,
> > but it used to work in konqi and it still works in netscape and commandline
> > ftp (so it must be possible):
> >
> > Nick-> ftp <IP_ADDRESS>
> > Connected to <IP_ADDRESS>.
> > 220 UK Mirror Service FTP server version 1.4 ready
> > Name (<IP_ADDRESS>:nickthom): anonymous
> > 331 Guest login ok: please send your email address as the password
> > Password:
> > 230- Welcome to the UK Mirror Service funded by JISC
> > 230- More information can be found at our web site:
> > http://www.mirror.ac.uk/ 230- Please send comments or questions to
> > <EMAIL: PROTECTED>
> > 230 Logged in for anonymous FTP
> > ftp> ls
> > 200 Data port set
> > 150 About to open data connection
> > collections
> > indexes
> > sites
> > ukms
> > 226 Transfer complete
> > 35 bytes received in 0.011 seconds (3.21 Kbytes/s)
> >
> > Hope that gets us somewhere,
> > Nick.
> >
> > David Faure wrote:
> > > On Thursday 21 June 2001 18:14, Nick Thompson wrote:
> > > > Still doesn't work. I updated from CVS today and it still behves the
> > > > same. I notice in my initial report I gave the date as 20000518. Should
> > > > have been 20010518, but you can make it 20010621 now.
> > > >
> > > > I have an extra clue though. Its not that kio_ftp can't talk to the ftp
> > > > server. I tried to ftp to a site that was down today and it correctly
> > > > told me that it couldn't connect. Then I connected to a site that was
> > > > up. It definately connects to the specified server, but non of the
> > > > directories/files are displayed and the dir listing never completes or
> > > > times out. I connected to ftp.mirror.co.uk over 30 mins ago and the KDE
> > > > cog is still spinning...
> > >
> > > Can you get kio_ftp's debug output ?
> > > See http://www.konqueror.org/bug.html, section HTTP - the same
> > > instructions can be applied for FTP.
>
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Package org.apache.sis.measure
Annotation Type ValueRange
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@Documented @Target({FIELD,METHOD}) @Retention(RUNTIME) public @interface ValueRange
The range of values assignable to a field, or to a JavaBean property. When used with JavaBeans, this annotation shall be applied on the getter method as in the following example:
By default, both endpoints are inclusive. To make an endpoint exclusive, a@ValueRange(minimum=0, maximum=100) public double getCloudCoverPercentage() { // Method implementation here... }
isFooInclusive
argument needs to be explicitly provided. This is useful mostly for floating point numbers. In the following example, values can be very close to zero but not equals, since a value of exactly zero makes no sense. Note also that themaximum
value is not explicitly provided, in which case it defaults to infinity.
It is sometime convenient to convert@@ValueRange(minimum=0, isMinIncluded=false) public double getSpatialResolution() { // Method implementation here... }
ValueRange
toNumberRange
instances in order to leverage the variousNumberRange
operations. The following example uses a convenience constructor for this purpose. Note that theDouble
type could by inferred fromMethod.getReturnType()
.
TheMethod myMethod = ...; ValueRange annotation = myMethod.getAnnotation(ValueRange.class); if (annotation != null) { NumberRange<Double> range = new NumberRange(Double.class, annotation); // Use the range here. }
AbstractMetadata
class uses this annotation for inferringParameterDescriptor
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- See Also:
NumberRange(Class, ValueRange)
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Optional Element Summary
Optional Elements Modifier and Type Optional Element Description boolean
isMaxIncluded
boolean
isMinIncluded
double
maximum
Returns the maximal value that a method can return.double
minimum
Returns the minimal value that a method can return.
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-
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Element Detail
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minimum
double minimum
Returns the minimal value that a method can return. The default value is negative infinity, which means that there is no minimal value.- Returns:
- the minimal value.
- Default:
- -1.0/0.0
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-
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isMinIncluded
boolean isMinIncluded
true
if the minimal value is inclusive, orfalse
if it is exclusive. By default the minimum value is inclusive.- Returns:
true
if the minimum value is inclusive.
- Default:
- true
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maximum
double maximum
Returns the maximal value that a method can return. The default value is positive infinity, which means that there is no maximal value.- Returns:
- the maximal value.
- Default:
- 1.0/0.0
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-
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isMaxIncluded
boolean isMaxIncluded
true
if the maximal value is inclusive, orfalse
if it is exclusive. By default the maximum value is inclusive.- Returns:
true
if the maximum value is inclusive.
- Default:
- true
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The encoding process converts a binary value into a series of character codes for ASCII characters using the familiar base64 encoding scheme: to ensure proper display of these characters, encoded values are summed with 63 (the ASCII character '?') before converting them into ASCII. The algorithm also checks for additional character codes for a given point by checking the least significant bit of each byte group; if this bit is set to 1, the point is not yet fully formed and additional data must follow.
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# delayed-stream
Buffers events from a stream until you are ready to handle them.
## Installation
` bash
npm install delayed-stream
`
## Usage
The following example shows how to write a http echo server that delays its response by 1000 ms.
``` javascript var DelayedStream = require(‘delayed-stream’); var http = require(‘http’);
- http.createServer(function(req, res) {
var delayed = DelayedStream.create(req);
- setTimeout(function() {
- res.writeHead(200); delayed.pipe(res);
}, 1000);
});¶
If you are not using Stream#pipe, you can also manually release the buffered events by calling delayedStream.resume():
``` javascript var delayed = DelayedStream.create(req);
- setTimeout(function() {
- // Emit all buffered events and resume underlaying source delayed.resume();
## Implementation
In order to use this meta stream properly, here are a few things you should know about the implementation.
### Event Buffering / Proxying
All events of the source stream are hijacked by overwriting the source.emit method. Until node implements a catch-all event listener, this is the only way.
However, delayed-stream still continues to emit all events it captures on the source, regardless of whether you have released the delayed stream yet or not.
Upon creation, delayed-stream captures all source events and stores them in an internal event buffer. Once delayedStream.release() is called, all buffered events are emitted on the delayedStream, and the event buffer is cleared. After that, delayed-stream merely acts as a proxy for the underlaying source.
### Error handling
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### Buffer limits
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## API
### DelayedStream.create(source, [options])
Returns a new delayedStream. Available options are:
- pauseStream
- maxDataSize
The description for those properties can be found below.
### delayedStream.source
The source stream managed by this object. This is useful if you are passing your delayedStream around, and you still want to access properties on the source object.
### delayedStream.pauseStream = true
Whether to pause the underlaying source when calling DelayedStream.create(). Modifying this property afterwards has no effect.
### delayedStream.maxDataSize = 1024 * 1024
The amount of data to buffer before emitting an error.
If the underlaying source is emitting Buffer objects, the maxDataSize refers to bytes.
If the underlaying source is emitting JavaScript strings, the size refers to characters.
If you know what you are doing, you can set this property to Infinity to disable this feature. You can also modify this property during runtime.
### delayedStream.dataSize = 0
The amount of data buffered so far.
### delayedStream.readable
An ECMA5 getter that returns the value of source.readable.
### delayedStream.resume()
If the delayedStream has not been released so far, delayedStream.release() is called.
In either case, source.resume() is called.
### delayedStream.pause()
Calls source.pause().
### delayedStream.pipe(dest)
Calls delayedStream.resume() and then proxies the arguments to source.pipe.
### delayedStream.release()
Emits and clears all events that have been buffered up so far. This does not resume the underlaying source, use delayedStream.resume() instead.
## License
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This is a readme file that documents my installation of elegant on my personal machine (windwos 10).
Control Panel > System > Advanced system settings > Environment variables...
elegant.exe
file.After performing these steps, it should be possible to call elegant from the command prompt (or PowerShell).
PS D:\Dropbox\RBT\beam_condi\elegant_sims>elegant
SDDS is a file type for data that was developed by APS (advanced photon source at ANL). It is the main output of elegant. There is an SDDS toolkit, which handles these files.
The general idea of any of the functions of the SDDS toolkit is that it should perform an operation on the data and return the same structure, so that another function can take the output and perform its modifications. In this way, a sequence of toolkit functions can be strung together to produce a final result ( R = Ofinal...O3.O2.O1.data ).
The Python SDDS binaries aim to translate the SDDS toolkit into a pythonic mudule.
!!! At the time of writing (2020.01.22) only Python 3.6 is supported. Higher versions are not yet supported. Make sure your python env is 3.6 or matching the .msi file you downloaded. !!!
.msi
file and install.
This will make a directory (default is c:\Pythonxx\
) that will contain the following:
..\
- DLLs
- .dll files
- sddsdata.pyd (DLL called by sdds.py)
- Lib
- sdds.py (SDDS class definition)
- SDDS_demo (demo on how to use SDDS for python)
If Python 3.6 is indeed installed as a standalone, then the .dll, sddsdata.pyd (which is also a DLL), and the sdds.py files would be placed in the DLLs and Lib folders of the installation. However, I am using Anaconda3 as my python environment manager. This means that the DLLs and Lib folders are not found in the default path c:\Pythonxx
.
c:\Anaconda3\envs\accel_phys\DLLs\
. The generic form is c:\Anaconda3\envs\name_of_venv\DLLs\
.sdds.py
file in the directory c:\Anaconda3\envs\accel_phys\Lib\
. The generic form is c:\Anaconda3\envs\name_of_venv\Lib\
.import sdds
for the venv 'accel_phys' or 'name_of_venv'.sys.path
and install packages with setuptools.useful links
Stack overflow about SDDS and python by a physicist at Stanford
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“As an instance of the implicit credulity of the Middle Ages witness this account of the ant-lion given in the Physiologus. This states that the ant-lion's father was shaped like a lion and his mother like an ant. The father was a flesh-eater; its mother herbivorous. When these two had issue, this was the ant-lion, partaking of the features of its parents, its forepart being that of a lion and its hindquarters like an ant. Being thus composed the wretched insect could neither eat flesh like its father nor herbs like its mother, and so it starved to death!”
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AndroidBrowserBase
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Specifies options that can be passed to ASWebAuthenticationSessionBrowser implementations.
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Primary class for performing authentication and authorization operations with Auth0 using the
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Base class for automatically wiring up the necessary callback hooks required to facilitate communication with the Browser implementations.
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Base class for performing authentication and authorization operations with Auth0 using the underlying IdentityModel.OidcClient.OidcClient.
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Provides common IdentityModel.OidcClient.Browser.IBrowser logic for iOS platform.
SFAuthenticationSessionBrowser
Implements the Browser IdentityModel.OidcClient.Browser.IBrowser using SafariServices.SFAuthenticationSession for support on iOS 11.
SFSafariViewControllerBrowser
Implements the IdentityModel.OidcClient.Browser.IBrowser interface using SafariServices.SFSafariViewController for support on iOS 10 and earlier.
SystemBrowser
Implements the IdentityModel.OidcClient.Browser.IBrowser interface using the best available option for the current Android version.
WebBrowserBrowser
Implements the
WebViewBrowser
Implements the
Interfaces
IAuth0Client
Interface for performing authentication and authorization operations with Auth0 using the underlying IdentityModel.OidcClient.OidcClient.
Delegates
ActivityMediator.MessageReceivedEventHandler
Method signature required for methods subscribing to the ActivityMessageReceived event.


1. overflow in horizontal direction by using a wider width
2. overflow in horizontal direction by using offset properties
3. overflow in vertical direction by using margin
4. overflow in vertical direction by using a larger height
A1. with padding
A2. with border
A3. the descendant's containing block is different
A4. zero width and height, using offset
A5. zero width and height, using negative margin
(End of test)


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Karl Fitzgerald Chairman & Chief Executive Officer Altoro Mutual |
Rebecca Saddlemire President and Chief Operating Officer Altoro Mutual |
Alison Debus Vice Chairman Regional Banking Group |
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Charles Kirk Vice Chairman Commercial Banking |
Rebecca Salas Vice Chairman Finance |
Chris Pender Vice Chairman Risk Management |
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Andrew Snell Senior Executive Vice President Chief Credit Officer |
Julia Towle Senior Executive Vice President Chief Administrative Officer |
Steve Harris Senior Executive Vice President Consumer Finance Group |
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Liza Rubinson General Auditor Altoro Mutual |
Waymond Kraus Executive Vice President Chief Financial Officer |
Jayne Westmoreland Executive Vice President Systems & Operations |
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Craig Tan Executive Vice President Director of Human Resources |
Matthew Weil Executive Vice President Deputy Chief Credit Officer |
Fred Rigapolous Executive Vice President General Counsel & Secretary |


Obtaining traffic
A point which has not been explained yet, is how to get clients to connect with the attacker instead of with the real server. There are several ways to obtain traffic which can be relayed:
Traffic to hosts for which the IP is resolved in an insecure manner
Traffic resulting from the abuse of AutoDiscovery protocols
Traffic which is obtained through a man-in-the-middle attack


There are various of Design elements like repetition, colour and more.  For example in a website, using colours and repetition is good to make the website more creative and stand out.


Puluc Design Iteration
I’ve been wanting to iterate over the design of a Puluc board I had previously made. In particular, I wanted to clean up the lines in the stairs in both of the homebase sections.
I found that the trick to burning fine lines is turning down the heat. That gave me more control
over the drawing and lead to less charred bleeding. Adding shaded patterns also improved the overall look and feel and
made it look less like an xylophone.
The last thing I did was added a decorative pattern to the binary dice. I was tempted to sand the corners but found the sharpness of the cubes reinforced the decorations and added to the cut-throat nature of this running/fight game.
These were a few minor changes but I think they made a real difference on how the board turned out.


To improve the original package, I took two approaches excepting fixing the bug and typo. First, I made it possible to let users to use more than one CPU for blblm function. Then, I applied blblm function to one more model, which is logistic regression model.
To fix typo and bug, I first changed all variables named as “fit” to “obejct” in blblm.R file since both names refer to the same thing and it confuses R when running the code. After that I deleted the default readme file named “hello.rd” since I believe it is causing an unnecessary error.
For adding parallelization part, the main change is in the code shown below.
blblm_par <- function(formula, data, m = 10,B = 5000) {
data_list <- split_data(data, m)
estimates <- future_map(
data_list,
~ lm_each_subsample(formula = formula, data = ., n = nrow(data), B = B))
res <- list(estimates = estimates, formula = formula)
class(res) <- "blblm"
invisible(res)
}
I only changed the map
function in original blblm function into future_map
function. By this way, users can choose to use parallelization or not. I have also indicated in descprtion file that if users want to use parallelization, they can run the code:
suppressWarnings(plan(multiprocess, workers = 4))
Users can change the number of workers to specify number of CPU’s they want to use. If users only want to use one CPU to do the work, they will not need to run the plan()
function.
For second improvement,I choose to apply the blblm function to logstic regression because this is what I am famillar with.Orginially, the function only applies to linear regression models. I created a new file named blbglm.R to make new changes based on code in blblm for application on logstic regression. The logic is similar to the codes in blblm. However,by changing the way to compute the model from lm
into glm
, and adding family=binomial(logit)
, we are able to get a logstic regression model. In function blbglm, choice of parallelizatin is still available to users and the way of using it is the same as using parallelization in blblm. The main function for blbglm is shown below.
blbglm_par <- function(formula, data, m = 10,B = 5000) {
data_list <- split_data(data, m)
estimates <- future_map(
data_list,
~ glm_each_subsample(formula = formula, data = ., n = nrow(data), B = B))
res <- list(estimates = estimates, formula = formula)
class(res) <- "blbglm"
invisible(res)
}
Since sigma is not defined in logstic regression, I deleted codes for computing sigma.
After making some changes for code based on blblm, I create blbglm.R file for logstic regression. While testing out new functions, I discover that there are two warnings caused by the way we subsampling or bootstrapping, which are totally random since bootstrap samples are randomly created. Since those warnings could not be totally fixed based on my knowledge, I therefore suppress the warnings and continue with my testing process.
Besides changes mentioned above, I also add some exmaples,descrptions and documentations in files made. Overll, I believe I have made a great improvement from the orignial blblm package.


coding.Studio(); is the official programming club of vbit which came up with the motto of focussing on 'T-Technology' part in 'VBIT'. So, on the days of 11-2-2019 & 12-2-2019, coding.Studio conducted their first event codeCraft which dealt with competitive programming. On the first day, the volunteers conducted an introductory session where they introduced the participated to competitive programming and explained them about a few different algorithms. After the first session, there was a practice round conducted on a2oj online judge.
On the second day, overall 7 teams competed in a competitive programming battle which seemed like a cliff hanger every minute. After so many shufflings of the leaderboard, Kodandaram and team won the competetion by stealing the top position while there were only 3 seconds left.
Press the below button to have a look at the questions and solutions of this nail-biting competetion!
codeCraft was first ever event conducted by coding.Studio(); and it was based on competitive programming.
A 3 hours session on introduction competitive programming was held.
A practice session following the introductory session was held on the first day of the event to get participants ready for the competetion.
On the second day of the event, all the 7 teams competed against each other in a 5 hour long programming contest.


Across: 1. Yield to force of blow, surrendering leader of 27 (3) 3. Peak body of game rule strangely about leaders of a joint operation (5 6) 9. Suffering when gnats turn, and one gets put in one's place (5) 10,8dn. It's tough to get through this rubbish... can tune ever end? (9 5) 11. One in eight seasons starting in baseball is earning nowhere near income actually lauded! (8) 12. Something of a sleeze, a Lothario, and he's so keen! (6) 14. Battle lost at recess? (7) 16. Tenuous link? His must be strangest! (7) 18. Wrongdoing committed in 30 innings 6 to 8 (3) 19. 2 29 in 30 '19: before finals a song, so natty! (7) 21. Unusual niche: an urban setting (7) 23. "Sunbather" put second last among "those likely to make lots of dough" (6) 24. Not having deserts, why turn out to embrace opening of oasis? (8) 27. Unit hail a new nation (9) 28. Fleeces family with spurious exteriors (5) 30. 31 for lower sides around end of summer in 3 across 8 (5 6) 31. Loud 9 black 29 scandal perhaps (3) Down: 1. Bench player returns... public get on board (3) 2,29. Mensheviks love mystery American apparel (5 3) 3. 7 one follows, 7 mostly one of the 5 (7) 4. Musician and 19 star brought down by 30 31 (3 7) 5. Bolsheviks mostly dress differently (4) 6. Beholding their end, Senate unusually serious (7) 7. Retro enamel 'T' negatively depicted fellow (9) 8. see 10 across 11. Simple openings for inside crime a few baseballers get onto (5) 13. 5 in 30 '19: as they say: two wrongs, natty! (10) 15. Tickets changed with starts of rumours and reports of con (9) 17. Odds so laid may be odious (5) 20.  For example, I toss around self-serving characters (7) 23. Subordinate with force, finally, in blow (5) 25. If the action be criminal... (5) 26. ...keen on rolling a joint? (4) 29. see 2


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Type:
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Payments:
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Request:
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City:
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Transportation:
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Hobby:
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Separate networks for corporate and client network which ensures only the authorized user has access to sensitive information.
Cloud computing has become a huge part of most people’s lives as well as an integral part of many businesses, including those in the legal industry. Cloud technology allows you to store your data in a single location and access that data from wherever you are. Applications such as Google Docs and Dropbox are forms of cloud computing. This technology has made it easy to streamline many things in the legal industry, but it also poses some unique ethical problems.
One of the rules that lawyers must follow is that they must keep all information about their clients safe by any reasonable measure. As cloud technology involves storing data in a third- party location that is not under the control of the individual lawyer or firm, there is a chance that data could be stolen, leaked, or seen by someone other than the client and the attorney. Most cloud computing service providers have high levels of security in place but the risk is still there.
There is no doubt that cloud technology is helpful and important to the legal industry, but there are some extra precautions you need to take to make sure you safeguard all company data and files. Cloud computing opens many doors for lawyers and others in the legal profession but must be treated with caution.
Cloud computing services are not inherently insecure nor are they fortresses that can’t be breached. They do offer some degree of security due to constant monitoring, but that doesn’t mean this is the case for every provider. This means you need to make sure you do your research on any provider you choose.
The best place to start is the physical location of the provider. A provider’s facility is where many data breaches and hacks can occur, so you need to look at the facility. If you can physically visit the premises this is advisable and when you do look out for the following:
In general, you want to make sure the facility that will manage your sensitive information is as secure as possible. If a provider isn’t comfortable with you viewing their facilities, that should be a big red flag, and you should stay clear of their services. A reliable cloud service provider will have no problem letting you tour the facility and ask questions about their security measures.
Even if your service provider’s facility is secure, they might not have the technological protection to ward off a data hack or breach. Therefore, you also need to make sure there are certain practices and safety features in place before you use any provider. These are just a few of the things you should look for:
These are just a few of the features you should look for when it comes to a cloud provider. Overall, you want a provider that will work with you and provide multiple layers of protection and plans of action, so your information is as secure as possible.
In addition to all the possible security features a provider has, you need to make sure your law firm is as secure as possible. Often, data breaches or hacks occur right in your office, and they can easily be prevented. Employ some of the same measures your provider uses and require authorized use of the Cloud whether that is with a password and username or prohibiting access to the office network via anything but approved or office-based devices.
You can also use vulnerability identification and penetration testing to check your network for security failures or problems regularly. Usually your cloud software provider will be able to handle these types of tests, but make sure you check on them to see that they are running regularly.
Even if you take all precautions to safeguard against a hack or breach, that doesn’t mean one won’t happen. Breach detection and incident response are two key components to any cloud providers’ services, and both should be top notch. The faster your network detects a violation, the sooner you can work to secure all data.
Cloud technology is amazing and allows lawyers to do their job easier and with greater accuracy, but there are certain precautions everyone needs to take to protect all information to the best of your ability.


Introduction:
The Holy Quran is my favourite book. It provides us language and messages of God. For more than thirteen centuries, it has guided humanity. It was revealed to Hazrat Muhammad (may peace be upon him), the last Prophet, in the 7th century, valid till the world exists.
About Holy Quran:
The Holy Quran is written in the purest and most perfect form of Arabic. It has about 77,640 words and is divided into chapters and verses. The chapters are called suras, which are 114 in all. The opening chapter of the Holy Quran is very short, having six lines. We Muslims repeat it several times a day, and it is called the Fatiha, that is, the preface or introduction. It at once affects the feelings of a true Muslim. He cannot do anything evil or bad if he understands its meaning.
The Holy Quran makes it clear that Hazrat Muhammad (may peace be upon him) was bringing Islam back to its first, original purity, the only true religion, which had existed since the beginning of the universe. Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) is the last in the line of prophets, going back in time to Adam. Therefore, the Holy Quran is the last of all the holy books revealed by Allah to his prophets. Whereas the other books changed or got corrupted with time, the Quran still exists in its first original (pristine) purity. Every word of it is Gods word, perfect and pure. I rightly like this book most of all.
Conclusion:
Islam means obedience to the will of Allah. The will of Allah is expressed in the Quran, clearly and completely. It contains the Islamic law in its basis. The Islamic law covers our private life regarding our foods, dress, marriage, prayers, etc. It also tells us clearly about our public life regarding the duties of the government and our duties towards society. It explains, for example, the rules regarding zakat. It explains how we can establish a society in which all help each other and none troubles anyone-a society based on the principles of honesty, justice, and fair play.
If we want to live perfectly on the earth and make our future (other-worldly) life bright, we should follow the Holy Quran as well as we can. We should try to live nobly and honestly as the Quran tells us
Importantant facts about Holy Quran:
Listen beautiful recitation of holy quran
For any queries:


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Paris Swimming Pool
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Paris Swimming Pool
2017
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2018
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2018


A Table View allows you to create a scrollable table of content in a list-based fashion. The Table View is created by the method Titanium.UI.createTableView.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| add.html | add a child to the view hierarchy |
| addEventListener.html | add an event listener for the instance to receive view triggered events |
| animate.html | animate the view |
| appendRow.html | append a row to the table, optionally with animation |
| deleteRow.html | delete an existing row, optionally with animation |
| fireEvent.html | fire a synthesized event to the views listener |
| hide.html | hide the view |
| insertRowAfter.html | insert a row before another row, optionally with animation |
| insertRowBefore.html | insert a row after another row, optionally with animation |
| remove.html | remove a previously add view from the view hiearchy |
| removeEventListener.html | remove a previously added event listener |
| scrollToIndex.html | scroll to a specific row index and ensure that that row is on screen |
| setData.html | set the data in the table, optionally with animation |
| show.html | make the view visible |
| toImage.html | return a Blob image of the rendered view |
| updateRow.html | update an existing row, optionally with animation |
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| anchorPoint | object | a dictionary with properties x and y to indicate the anchor point value. anchor specifies the position by which animation should occur. center is 0.5, 0.5 |
| autoHideSearch | boolean | boolean to indicate if the table view should autohide the search field |
| backgroundColor | string | the background color of the table view |
| backgroundImage | string | the background image to render in the background of the table view |
| borderColor | string | the border color of the view |
| borderRadius | float | the border radius of the view |
| borderWidth | float | the border width of the view |
| bottom | float,string | property for the view bottom position. this position is relative to the views parent. can be either a float value or a string of the width. |
| center | object | a dictionary with properties x and y to indicate the center of the views position relative to the parent view |
| data | array | the data array of objects to be used for the rows of the table view |
| editable | boolean | allow the table view to be editable (this must be true for swipe-to-delete) |
| editing | boolean | boolean to control the editing state of the table view |
| filterAttribute | string | the filter attribute to be used when searching. this property maps to your data object or a property on the row object |
| filterCaseInsensitive | boolean | boolean to indicate if the search should be case sensitive or case insensitive (default) |
| footerTitle | string | the table view footer title |
| footerView | object | the table view footer as a view that will be rendered instead of a label |
| headerTitle | string | the table view header title |
| headerView | object | the table view header as a view that will be rendered instead of a label |
| height | float,string | property for the view height. can be either float value or a string of the width. |
| index | array | an array of objects (with title and index properties) to control the table view index |
| left | float,string | property for the view left position. this position is relative to the views parent. can be either a float value or a string of the width. |
| maxRowHeight | float | max row height for table view rows |
| minRowHeight | float | min row height for table view rows |
| moving | boolean | boolean to control the moveable state of the table view |
| opacity | float | the opacity from 0.0-1.0 |
| right | float,string | property for the view right position. this position is relative to the views parent. can be either a float value or a string of the width. |
| rowHeight | float | default row height for table view rows |
| search | object | the search field to use for the table view |
| searchHidden | boolean | boolean to control the visibility of the search field |
| separatorColor | string | the separator color color as a hex or named value |
| separatorStyle | int | the separator style constant. For iPhone, Titanium.UI.iPhone.TableViewSeparatorStyle |
| size | object | the size of the view as a dictionary of width and height properties |
| style | int | iPhone only. the style of the table view. constant from Titanium.UI.iPhone.TableViewStyle |
| top | float,string | property for the view top position. this position is relative to the views parent. can be either a float value or a string of the width. |
| touchEnabled | boolean | a boolean indicating if the view should receive touch events (true, default) or forward them to peers (false) |
| transform | object | the transformation matrix to apply to the view |
| visible | boolean | a boolean of the visibility of the view |
| width | float,string | property for the view width. can either be `auto`, a float value or a string of the width. |
| zIndex | int | the z index position relative to other sibling views |
| Name | Description | ||||||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| click |
fired when a table row is clicked
Event properties
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| dblclick |
fired when the device detects a double click against the view
Event properties
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| delete |
fired when a table row is delete by the user
Event properties
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| doubletap |
fired when the device detects a double tap against the view
Event properties
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| move |
fired when a table row is moved by the user
Event properties
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| singletap |
fired when the device detects a single tap against the view
Event properties
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| swipe |
fired when the device detects a swipe (left or right) against the view
Event properties
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| touchcancel |
fired when a touch event is interrupted by the device. this happens in circumenstances such as an incoming call to allow the UI to clean up state.
Event properties
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| touchend |
fired when a touch event is completed
Event properties
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| touchmove |
fired as soon as the device detects a movement of a touch
Event properties
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| touchstart |
fired as soon as the device detects a gesture
Event properties
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| twofingertap |
fired when the device detects a two-finger tap against the view
Event properties
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The most basic example of a table view.
var data = [{title:"Row 1"},{title:"Row 2"}];
var table = Titanium.UI.createTableView({data:data});
win.add(table);


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As C program need to be compiled, I would suggest you to use Turbo C++ to compile the programs. You can
download it from here.
Before procedding towards writing our program, here are some shortcut keys for Turbo C++ which will
help you.
| F9 | To compile the program. |
| Ctrl + F9 | To compile and run the program. |
| Alt + Enter | To exit full screen mode. |
So, our program will be adding two numbers.
#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
void main()
{
clrscr();
int a, b, c ;
a = 10 ;
b = 20 ;
c = a + b ;
printf( "Sum = %d", c);
getch();
}
Here is a brief description about our program :
| #include<stdio.h> #include<conio.h> | #include is used to add header files to our program. Here stdio.h and conio.h are the header files. |
| void main() {} | main() is a compulsary function in C, we will learn about functions later. |
| clrscr(); | This function is used to clear the output screen. We will discuss about it later. |
| int a,b,c; | Here we have declared 3 variables(a,b and c) and declared their type as int i.e. Integer |
| a = 10; b = 20; | Here we have assigned the values of a and b as 10 and 20. |
| c = a + b | Here with the use of operator we have assigned the value of c to the sum of a and b. |
| printf("Sum = %d",c); | Here we are printing the value of c. We will discuss about printf() function later. |
| getch(); | This function is used to hold the screen. |


Marcin Ciura<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Twitter: @mciura
make
./prog < text
./prog < Makefile
./prog < hint.text
This text was processed by prog. You may get confused. We’re not really sure: prog.c wasn’t commented. Who has been thoroughly puzzled by prog? Also how obfuscated is prog? Having been written in C, how large of a vocabulary has it?
“The Elements of Style” by prof. William Strunk, Jr. and E. B. White is well known for its dislike of the passive voice. Direct, vigorous, active constructions were instead recommended by the authors. The development of this program has been driven by this tenet.
Only passive sentences from the standard input are output. The offending part(s) of each sentence will be highlighted. Several kinds of passive constructions are recognized:
Sentences are never broken by periods that follow abbreviations and initials. Both regular and irregular past participles are properly dealt with. Note that some words are red herrings: even though their ending is -ed, they are not past participles.
Here is the purpose of every byte inside the c[]
string:
V(4)
;V(2)
and V(3)
;V(808)
and V(205)
.I heard you don’t like state machines so I put a state machine in your state machine so you can reject this entry while you reject this entry.
Both types of state machines in the program are Mealy machines: we can
think of their transitions as triples (transition_label
,
next_state
, output
).
A state of type A state machine consists of eight transitions whose
representations occupy consecutive bytes. The byte
c[3 + 8*state + transition_label]
contains
(unsigned char)(30 + 5*next_state + output)
.
The transition_label
is either one of character classes:
nil
= 0,space
= 1,new_line
= 2,uppercase
= 3,lowercase
= 4,period
= 5,bang_question
= 6,punctuation
= 7,or one of word classes:
adverb
= 0,other
= 2,past_participle
= 3,to_be
= 4,are_were
= 5,wh_word
= 6 (cf. the output
of type B state machines).The output
is either one of:
end_of_text
= 0,sentence_start
= 1,sentence_end
= 2,token_end
= 3,ignore
= 4,or one of
passive_construction_start
= 1,ignore
= 2,passive_construction_end
= 3.Type A state machines run continuously. Their state is kept in
k[2]
and k[3]
.
Below are sample steps of scanning a sequence of characters with
classes uppercase
, lowercase
, period
, space
,
and uppercase
.
state
= 7, transition_label
= 3 (uppercase
), output
= sentence_start
state
= 14, transition_label
= 4 (lowercase
), output
= ignore
state
= 15, transition_label
= 5 (period
), output
= token_end
state
= 13, transition_label
= 1 (space
), output
= token_end
state
= 18, transition_label
= 3 (uppercase
), output
= sentence_end
And here are sample steps of scanning tokens with classes to_be
,
adverb
, past_participle
.
state
= 8, transition_label
= 4 (to_be
), output
= passive_construction_start
state
= 22, transition_label
= 0 (adverb
), output
= ignore
state
= 22, transition_label
= 3 (past_participle
), output
= passive_construction_end
Type B state machines are built by a variant of the algorithm described in the paper How to squeeze a lexicon. Their states are represented as interlaced sparse arrays of transitions.
The transition_label
is one of:
word_start
= 0,period_or_apostrophe
= 1,a_z_letter
= 2..27.The output
is either one of word classes:
adverb
= 0,ignore
= 1,other
= 2,past_participle
= 3,to_be
= 4,are_were
= 5,wh_word
= 6,or
ignore
= 1,abbreviation
= 2.The byte c[186 + (state + transition_label)] = (unsigned char)(2 + transition_label + 28 * output)
.
The byte c[836 + 2*(state + transition_label)] =
' '
when next_state / 376 == 0
,';'
when next_state / 376 == 1
.The byte c[837 + 2*(state + transition_label)] =
' '
when next_state / 94 % 4 == 0
,';'
when next_state / 94 % 4 == 1
,'{'
when next_state / 94 % 4 == 2
,'}'
when next_state / 94 % 4 == 3
.The byte c[2136 + (state + transition_label)] = (unsigned char)(32 + next_state % 94)
.
A type B state machine starts in a given state
with output
set to ignore
. It scans a word backwards, converting character by
character to transition_label
. When it meets word_start
, it
returns, leaving the most recently stored output
in v
.
It also returns when
c[186 + (state + transition_label)] != (unsigned char)(2 + transition_label + 28 * output)
,
i.e. when the transition_label
in the byte mismatches the
transition_label
used to compute the index. Otherwise, if the
output
in this byte differs from ignore
, the state machine
stores it in v
. Regardless of the value of the output
,
it also assigns next_state
to state
and proceeds to scan
the previous character. The state machine that determines the word
class is set up so that it never returns ignore
.
Below are sample steps of scanning the word “chiefly”.
state
= 623, transition_label
= 26 (‘y’), output
= other
state
= 602, transition_label
= 13 (‘l’), output
= adverb
state
= 594, transition_label
= 7 (‘f’), output
= other
state
= 549, transition_label
= 6 (‘e’), output
= ignore
state
= 543, transition_label
= 10 (‘i’), output
= adverb
state
= 0, transition_label
= 9 (‘h’) mismatches the value stored
in the byte. Return adverb
.And here are sample steps of scanning the string “i.e.”:
state
= 19, transition_label
= 1 (‘.’), output
= ignore
state
= 24, transition_label
= 6 (‘e’), output
= ignore
state
= 3, transition_label
= 1 (‘.’), output
= ignore
state
= 2, transition_label
= 10 (‘i’), output
= ignore
state
= 1, transition_label
= 0 (‘\0’), output
= abbreviation
.
Return abbreviation
.The judges found a bug in the handling of contractions: prog.orig.c
outputs “foo wasn'[t bazzed]”. I fixed the bug in prog.c
, making
it output “foo [wasn’t bazzed]” instead, and took the liberty to merge
one statement into a for
loop inside its main()
function.
The program uses a 9,437,187-byte buffer so it probably will not run
on 16-bit and smaller machines without changing the size of array C[]
and the expression 9<<20
inside the call to read()
.
I have tested it on:
For a clean compile under c89 and c90, add -Woverlength-strings
to CSILENCE
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you want to apply to it.
Lets you assign a command or multiple commands to a key. When you
press the
key, the client processes the commands. The keyname is the name
of the key,
or the name of a key prefixed with a modifier. Their are two ways
to change
the behavior of a macro:
1) Place a semi-colon as the last character in the commands
section.
Instead of automatically processing
the text in the macro the text is
instead inserted into the input bar.
2) Place a colon as the last character in the commands
section. The text
of the macro is insterted into the
input bar with a carriage return.
Certain keys cannot be assigned as macro keys (they are used by the client):
alt-uparrow
home
end
regular ascii characters, or shifted ascii characters
arrow keys
control-left arrow or control-right arrow
ctrl-x
ctrl-c
ctrl-]
Special key names:
Function Keys: f1 - f12
Delete: del
Keypad Delete: kpdel
Keypad Characters: kp0 - kp9
Insert: ins
Home: home
Page Up: pgup
Page Down: pgdn
End: end
Up Arrow: uparrow
Down Arrow: dnarrow
Right Arrow: rtarrow
Left Arrow: ltarrow
Keypad Star: kpstar
Keypad Plus: kpplus
Keypad Minus: kpminus
Keypad Slash: kpslash
Key modifiers let you specify whether the control, alt or shift keys
are being
pressed. The order you use the modifiers is not important. Modifers
must
prefix the keyname.
Alt: a
Shift: s
Control: c
/macro {f1} {take food bag;eat food}
This is the most basic form of a macro. You press it, it does it.
/macro {f1} {backstab ;}
Ending a macro with a semi-colon causes the text to appear in the
input bar
instead of automatically processing it. Pressing F1 with this macro
will
insert "backstab " where the cursor is.
/macro {f2} {Arithon:}
Ending a macro with a colon will insert the text into the input
bar at the
cursor position and then press enter for you. A use for this would
be to
combine several macros onto the input bar and have the final macro
press enter
for you. If you were to press F1 from the above example then press
F2 it would
send to the mud "backstab Arithon"
/macro {sf1} {cast create food}
This macro has a modifier in front of the key name; which creates
the macro
Shift-F1.
/macro {ascf1} {cast create food}
Creates the macro Alt-Shift-Control-F1
/macro {ab} {bs $Target}
Creates the macro Alt-B
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Authorize googlesheets4 to view and manage your Google Sheets. This function is a
wrapper around gargle::token_fetch()
.
By default, you are directed to a web browser, asked to sign in to your
Google account, and to grant googlesheets4 permission to operate on your
behalf with Google Sheets. By default, these user credentials are cached in a
folder below your home directory, ~/.R/gargle/gargle-oauth
, from where
they can be automatically refreshed, as necessary. Storage at the user
level means the same token can be used across multiple projects and
tokens are less likely to be synced to the cloud by accident.
sheets_auth(email = NULL, path = NULL, scopes = "https://www.googleapis.com/auth/spreadsheets", cache = gargle::gargle_oauth_cache(), use_oob = gargle::gargle_oob_default(), token = NULL)
Optional. Allows user to target a specific Google identity. If
specified, this is used for token lookup, i.e. to determine if a suitable
token is already available in the cache. If no such token is found, |
|
| path | JSON identifying the service account, in one of the forms
supported for the |
| scopes | A character vector of scopes to request. Pick from those listed at https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/googlescopes. For certain token flows, the
|
| cache | Specifies the OAuth token cache. Defaults to the option named
"gargle_oauth_cache", retrieved via |
| use_oob | Whether to prefer "out of band" authentication. Defaults to
the option named "gargle_oob_default", retrieved via
|
| token | A token with class Token2.0. |
Most users, most of the time, do not need to call sheets_auth()
explicitly -- it is triggered by the first action that requires
authorization. Even when called, the default arguments often suffice.
However, when necessary, this function allows the user to explicitly:
Declare which Google identity to use, via an email address. If there are multiple cached tokens, this can clarify which one to use. It can also force googlesheets4 to switch from one identity to another. If there's no cached token for the email, this triggers a return to the browser to choose the identity and give consent.
Use a service account token.
Bring their own Token2.0.
Specify non-default behavior re: token caching and out-of-bound authentication.
For details on the many ways to find a token, see
gargle::token_fetch()
. For deeper control over auth, use
sheets_auth_config()
to bring your own OAuth app or API key.
Other auth functions: sheets_auth_config
,
sheets_deauth
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public interface ModeModel
This interface declares basic functionality for storing data for a dynamic
mode shape matrix. This includes the ability to read in the mode shape data
from different file types and obtain the modes. The user should be able to
select subsets of modes for later calculations. Thus, there should
also be methods to set default mode sets when mode shape data is read in.
This ModeModel
should also be Loggable
, meaning that for
important user-controlled events, log messages should be fired so that the
user can have a command history and be able to view the current status of the
stored data. There must be methods to access the data for calculations or
output. Before output data can be made, queries must be available to check
if the data is already stored.
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
deselectAllModeKeys()
Deselects all currently stored modes. |
java.io.File |
getModeFile()
Returns the file where the mode shape data was last imported. |
ModeMatrix |
getModes()
Returns the currently stored modes. |
javax.swing.table.TableModel |
getModeTableModel()
Returns the TableModel of the modes. |
KeyList |
getSelectedModeKeys()
Returns the KeyList of the currently selected modes. |
boolean |
hasModeKeys()
Tests if this ModeModel has selected any modes. |
boolean |
hasModes()
Tests if this ModeModel is storing any modes. |
void |
importModes(java.lang.String fileName)
Selects the appropriate ModeReader for the given file and imports
all modes contained in the file. |
void |
selectAllModeKeys()
Selects all currently stored modes. |
void |
setDefaultKeys()
Selects all currently stored modes and is equivalent to calling selectAllModeKeys() . |
| Methods inherited from interface de.iabg.swing.Loggable |
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addLogListener, fireLogChanged, removeLogListener |
| Method Detail |
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void deselectAllModeKeys()
java.io.File getModeFile()
ModeMatrix getModes()
ModeMatrix
storing the modesjavax.swing.table.TableModel getModeTableModel()
TableModel
of the modes.
TableModel
of the modesKeyList getSelectedModeKeys()
KeyList
of the currently selected modes.
KeyList
of the currently selected modesboolean hasModeKeys()
ModeModel
has selected any modes.
true
if this ModeModel
has selected any modes;
false
otherwiseboolean hasModes()
ModeModel
is storing any modes.
true
if this ModeModel
stores any modes;
false
otherwisevoid importModes(java.lang.String fileName) throws java.io.FileNotFoundException, java.io.IOException
ModeReader
for the given file and imports
all modes contained in the file.
fileName
- the file to be imported
java.io.FileNotFoundException
- if the file could not be found
java.io.IOException
- if the file could not be readvoid selectAllModeKeys()
void setDefaultKeys()
selectAllModeKeys()
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Fault Injection¶
The fault injection filter can be used to test the resiliency of microservices to different forms of failures. The filter can be used to inject delays and abort requests with user-specified error codes, thereby providing the ability to stage different failure scenarios such as service failures, service overloads, high network latency, network partitions, etc. Faults injection can be limited to a specific set of requests based on the (destination) upstream cluster of a request and/or a set of pre-defined request headers.
The scope of failures is restricted to those that are observable by an application communicating over the network. CPU and disk failures on the local host cannot be emulated.
Currently, the fault injection filter has the following limitations:
- Abort codes are restricted to HTTP status codes only
- Delays are restricted to fixed duration.
Future versions will include support for restricting faults to specific routes, injecting gRPC and HTTP/2 specific error codes and delay durations based on distributions.
Configuration¶
Note: The fault injection filter must be inserted before any other filter, including the router filter.
{
"name" : "fault",
"config" : {
"abort" : "{...}",
"delay" : "{...}",
"upstream_cluster" : "...",
"headers" : [],
"downstream_nodes": []
}
}
- abort
- (sometimes required, object) If specified, the filter will abort requests based on the values in the object. At least abort or delay must be specified.
- delay
- (sometimes required, object) If specified, the filter will inject delays based on the values in the object. At least abort or delay must be specified.
- upstream_cluster:
- (optional, string) Specifies the name of the (destination) upstream cluster that the filter should match on. Fault injection will be restricted to requests bound to the specific upstream cluster.
- headers
- (optional, array) Specifies a set of headers that the filter should match on. The fault
injection filter can be applied selectively to requests that match a set of headers specified in
the fault filter config. The chances of actual fault injection further depend on the values of
abort_percent and fixed_delay_percent parameters.The filter will check the request’s headers
against all the specified headers in the filter config. A match will happen if all the headers in
the config are present in the request with the same values (or based on presence if the
value
field is not in the config). TODO: allow runtime configuration on per entry basis for headers match. - downstream_nodes:
- (optional, array) Faults are injected for the specified list of downstream hosts. If this setting is not set, faults are injected for all downstream nodes. Downstream node name is taken from the HTTP x-envoy-downstream-service-node header and compared against downstream_nodes list.
The abort and delay blocks can be omitted. If they are not specified in the configuration file, their respective values will be obtained from the runtime.
Abort¶
{
"abort_percent" : "...",
"http_status" : "..."
}
- abort_percent
- (required, integer) The percentage of requests that should be aborted with the specified http_status code. Valid values range from 0 to 100.
- http_status
- (required, integer) The HTTP status code that will be used as the response code for the request being aborted.
Delay¶
{
"type" : "...",
"fixed_delay_percent" : "...",
"fixed_duration_ms" : "..."
}
- type:
- (required, string) Specifies the type of delay being injected. Currently only fixed delay type (step function) is supported.
- fixed_delay_percent:
- (required, integer) The percentage of requests that will be delayed for the duration specified by fixed_duration_ms. Valid values range from 0 to 100.
- fixed_duration_ms:
- (required, integer) The delay duration in milliseconds. Must be greater than 0.
Runtime¶
The HTTP fault injection filter supports the following global runtime settings:
- fault.http.abort.abort_percent
- % of requests that will be aborted if the headers match. Defaults to the abort_percent specified in config. If the config does not contain an abort block, then abort_percent defaults to 0.
- fault.http.abort.http_status
- HTTP status code that will be used as the of requests that will be aborted if the headers match. Defaults to the HTTP status code specified in the config. If the config does not contain an abort block, then http_status defaults to 0.
- fault.http.delay.fixed_delay_percent
- % of requests that will be delayed if the headers match. Defaults to the delay_percent specified in the config or 0 otherwise.
- fault.http.delay.fixed_duration_ms
- The delay duration in milliseconds. If not specified, the fixed_duration_ms specified in the config will be used. If this field is missing from both the runtime and the config, no delays will be injected.
Note, fault filter runtime settings for the specific downstream cluster override the default ones if present. The following are downstream specific runtime keys:
- fault.http.<downstream-cluster>.abort.abort_percent
- fault.http.<downstream-cluster>.abort.http_status
- fault.http.<downstream-cluster>.delay.fixed_delay_percent
- fault.http.<downstream-cluster>.delay.fixed_duration_ms
Downstream cluster name is taken from the HTTP x-envoy-downstream-service-cluster header. If the following settings are not found in the runtime it defaults to the global runtime settings which defaults to the config settings.
Statistics¶
The fault filter outputs statistics in the http.<stat_prefix>.fault. namespace. The stat prefix comes from the owning HTTP connection manager.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| delays_injected | Counter | Total requests that were delayed |
| aborts_injected | Counter | Total requests that were aborted |
| <downstream-cluster>.delays_injected | Counter | Total delayed requests for the given downstream cluster |
| <downstream-cluster>.aborts_injected | Counter | Total aborted requests for the given downstream cluster |


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When Tidy is called from Emacs you can do a whole directory tree at once. When a buffer is in nxhtml-mode (and tidy.el is found) there is an entry on the menus called Tidy from which you can access tidy and set the options for it. Note especially the Quick Options Settings where you can set options for converting to XHTML easily.


CrossDeviceOps
Base class for cross-device reduction and broadcasting algorithms.
tf.compat.v1.distribute.CrossDeviceOps
tf.compat.v2.distribute.CrossDeviceOps
__init__
__init__()
Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.
batch_reduce
batch_reduce( reduce_op, value_destination_pairs )
Reduce PerReplica objects in a batch.
Reduce each first element in value_destination_pairs
to each second
element which indicates the destinations.
reduce_op
: Indicates how per_replica_value will be reduced. Accepted
values are tf.distribute.ReduceOp.SUM
, tf.distribute.ReduceOp.MEAN
.value_destination_pairs
: a list or a tuple of tuples of PerReplica objects
(or tensors with device set if there is one device) and destinations.a list of Mirrored objects.
ValueError
: if value_destination_pairs
is not a list or a tuple of
tuples of PerReplica objects and destinationsbatch_reduce_implementation
batch_reduce_implementation( reduce_op, value_destination_pairs )
Implementation of reduce PerReplica objects in a batch.
Reduce each first element in value_destination_pairs
to each second
element which indicates the destinations.
reduce_op
: Indicates how per_replica_value will be reduced. Accepted
values are tf.distribute.ReduceOp.SUM
, tf.distribute.ReduceOp.MEAN
.value_destination_pairs
: a list or a tuple of tuples of PerReplica objects
(or tensors with device set if there is one device) and destinations.a list of Mirrored objects.
ValueError
: if value_destination_pairs
is not a list or a tuple of
tuples of PerReplica objects and destinationsbroadcast
broadcast( tensor, destinations )
Broadcast the tensor
to destinations.
tensor
: the tensor to broadcast.destinations
: the broadcast destinations.a Mirrored object.
broadcast_implementation
broadcast_implementation( tensor, destinations )
Implementation of broadcast the tensor
to destinations.
tensor
: the tensor to broadcast.destinations
: the broadcast destinations.a Mirrored object.
reduce
reduce( reduce_op, per_replica_value, destinations )
Reduce per_replica_value
to destinations
.
It runs the reduction operation defined by reduce_op
and put the
result on destinations
.
reduce_op
: Indicates how per_replica_value will be reduced. Accepted
values are tf.distribute.ReduceOp.SUM
, tf.distribute.ReduceOp.MEAN
.per_replica_value
: a PerReplica object or a tensor with device set.destinations
: the reduction destinations.a Mirrored object.
ValueError
: if per_replica_value can't be converted to a PerReplica
object.reduce_implementation
reduce_implementation( reduce_op, per_replica_value, destinations )
The implementation of reduce of per_replica_value
to destinations
.
It runs the reduction operation defined by reduce_op
and put the
result on destinations
.
reduce_op
: Indicates how per_replica_value will be reduced. Accepted
values are tf.distribute.ReduceOp.SUM
, tf.distribute.ReduceOp.MEAN
.per_replica_value
: a PerReplica object or a tensor with device set.destinations
: the reduction destinations.a Mirrored object.
ValueError
: if per_replica_value can't be converted to a PerReplica
object.


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Judge Wades Into Debate Over Conditions at San Francisco Jails
by MARIA DINZEOSAN FRANCISCO (CN) – A federal judge on Monday weighed whether the San Francisco Sheriff’s Office unconstitutionally deprives inmates of sunlight and outdoor exercise at two county jails.
“We’re talking about people who have been in jail for years and haven’t seen the sun,” said attorney Yolanda Huang, who represents seven inmates being held in prolonged isolation pending trial at either County Jail #4 at the San Francisco Hall of Justice or County Jail #5 in San Bruno.
The inmates filed a civil rights class action this past May to bar the county and its sheriff’s department from keeping inmates in their cells for more than 20 hours per day and to force them to provide every inmate with an hour of daily outdoor recreation.
U.S. District Judge Sallie Kim appeared skeptical of this claim. A few months ago, she took a private tour of the facilities alongside Huang and lawyers from San Francisco City Attorney’s office and noted that inmates had windows in their cells. She said the plaintiffs’ own expert had said some forms of artificial light could help combat the harmful physical and mental effects of natural sunlight deprivation.
Deputy City Attorney Kaitlyn M. Murphy said the county jails currently meet 14th Amendment standards. “The only injury is the disruption of circadian rhythm, but what we have seen is you don’t need access to sunlight to regulate circadian rhythm. It can be a meaningful alternative to have artificial light that is different than being outside,” she said.
Huang argued “institutional light in insufficient,” and that there have been no cases in which such alternatives are proven to work as well as sunshine. She also pointed out that the tour had been conducted at 11 a.m. and they were only showed one cell preselected by the sheriff.
“We were given one selected cell that the sheriff chose,” Huang said. “We don’t know what the light was like in the other cells. If your cell faces north, you’re not going to see the sun.”
In a motion to dismiss the case, the city and county argued the jails keep inmates indoors for security reasons and because outdoor recreation time would make it too hard for guards to facilitate required pill calls, legal visits, education time and prisoner transportation to court.
“There are legitimate reasons for the structure of the jail,” Murphy told Kim.
But Kim said she was concerned that San Francisco hasn’t built outdoor facilities because it doesn’t want to spend the money. “It’s not a legitimate government objective that it’s too expensive to do something,” Kim said.
Huang said her clients, only one of whom has been convicted of a crime, are at a greater risk for developing dementia. If they are eventually acquitted and released, she said, they will have to deal with chronic or incurable illnesses. Some are already complaining of migraines or have developed diabetes.
“For the city to argue that it meets the constitutional standard is embarrassing. I don’t think dogs in the pound are held in those conditions,” she said.
Outside the courthouse, Huang said an injunction will restore San Bruno inmates to the level of recreation they had prior to 2006, when the county built a new “state of the art” facility that did away with the old recreation yard which sits across the street, unused. The inmates’ lawsuit could force the county to re-open it.
“How hard would it be to put up a chain-link fence?” Huang said.
The Hall of Justice is slated for closure in 2021, and Mayor London Breed said last month she plans to move its current inmate population to temporary facilities that have yet to be determined.
“The Hall of Justice was never meant to house people for years,” Huang said. “It’s disgusting.”
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The best XI of former SPFL stars in the English Premier League picked as ex-Celtic heroes dominate line-up
A catalogue of ex-SPFL stars have taken the top flight by storm south of the border, and picking a starting lineup from them has never been easier.
by Robbie CopelandVirgil van Dijk and Andy Robertson continue to be named in virtually every all-star XI that gets written up around this time of year, with their role in Liverpool 's phenomenal start to the season catching eyes all over the globe.
Meanwhile, sitting second in the Premier League, are Brendan Rodgers' Leicester, inspired by former Aberdeen midfielder James Maddison.
Despite all the stick the 'tinpot' SPFL gets south of the border, it has never been more abundant that Scottish football is a proven breeding ground for top-class talent.
Whether it be a home-grown Scot venturing towards the money and making a name for himself, or a foreign import taking the next step after showcasing their talents at a Scottish ground, it is nothing new to see a name familiar to SPFL fans showing what they can do when given a crack at the big-time.
So, as the latest cusp of SPFL alumni take the football world by storm, Record Sport have dug deep, and come up with the best XI - in an all-out attacking formation - currently active in the Premier League.
GK - Artur Boruc
The former Celtic keeper is still on the books at Bournemouth, playing second-fiddle to the emerging Aaron Ramsdale after signing a one-year contract extension in the summer.
Now 39, he's made over 100 appearances for Southampton and the Cherries in the top-flight down south, keeping a respectable 39 clean sheets in the process.
RWB - Matt Doherty
'He never played in Scotland!' a Wolves fan may reply, foolishly forgetting that their star right-back spent half a season on loan in Leith in the second half of the 2011/12 season.
Hibs fans might write him out of the memory as well, in fact, seeing as he played 90 minutes in their infamous 5-1 Scottish Cup final drubbing at the hands of Hearts.
Since then, he's scored or assisted a remarkable 60 goals in 269 appearances for Wolves.
CB - Virgil van Dijk
Is there anything left to say about the Dutch Goliath that hasn't already been said?
He's widely considered the best central defender the world on his performances at Anfield over the last two years, and he owes a good deal of his development to the 115 appearances he made at Celtic Park.
CB - Filip Benkovic
His injury situation means Benkovic has had a hard time breaking into the Leicester team under Rodgers this season, but his loan spell at Parkhead last season proved he has the quality to make his mark at the King Power when he gets the chance.
At 22, he remains highly thought of at the club despite his lack of chances, as evidenced by the £13m spent on him last summer.
CB - Kieran Tierney
The most expensive Scottish export ever found himself dropped for Arsenal's clash with Leicester after his first two start of the season.
The result was a 2-0 defeat for Unai Emery's strugglers, and the performance of Sead Kolasinac in that one suggests it won't be long before Tierney makes the spot his own.
He slots in at left centre-half in a back three here - there's another left-back who just edges it.
LWB - Andy Robertson
The Jurgen Klopp era at Liverpool has yielded many a fantastic signing, but the shrewdest among them remains the acquisition of Robertson from Hull in 2017.
The fee of £8m was seen as a punt on the former Dundee United and Queen's Park man, but after taking some time to settle, he has proved himself as one of the most efficient attacking full-backs in the world.
CM - Victor Wanywama
His stock has fallen after falling out of favour during a turbulent time at Tottenham, but Wanyama's Premier League career has proven him to be a capable and destructive force in the engine room.
The arrival of Jose Mourinho seems likely to spell either the end of his Spurs career or the start of an unlikely arrival, but either way he will have made his mark.
The Kenyan was linked with a return to Celtic in the summer, and may well pull on the Hoops again one day
CM - John McGinn
Scotland's new goalscoring talisman after netting seven goals in his last seven internationals, McGinn has gone from strength to strength with some gusto in a whirlwind two years since swapping Hibs for Aston Villa at the beginning of last season.
Three goals and two assists in the top flight this season suggests his attacking output is not limited to the international stage.
RW - Ryan Fraser
Former Aberdeen winger Fraser hasn't quite returned to the heights he hit during last season, when only Eden Hazard bettered his 14 league assists, but he nonetheless remains a valuable player for Eddie Howe's side - and a steal at the £400k they paid to secure his services in 2013.
Aberdeen may be about to profit further as they have a 20% sell-on clause, with Liverpool continuing to be linked with a move for the 25-year-old.
CF - Teemu Pukki
The Finnish striker never quite got it going during his time at Celtic Park before being shipped out to Denmark, but he returned to the UK to storm the Championship with 29 goals that sealed the title for Norwich last season.
His Premier League bow started with a bang, as he netted six in his first five - but he hasn't found the net since.
LW - James Maddison
While on loan at Aberdeen for the first half of the 2016/17 season, there were more than a few hints that there was an unbelievable player in Maddison - that free-kick winner against Rangers arguably the pinnacle.
Since returning south, he's gone on to star for both the Canaries and more recently Leicester - where he's scored 13 and assisted nine in 51 appearances.


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