Constructor
new AsyncClient(client)
Creates a new AsyncClient for communicating with zookeeper. This object will
expose all the methods of the underlying zookeeper client, but also expose
a number of methods that return promises.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
client |
Client | the underlying zookeeper client created by createClient. |
Example
const zk = require('node-zookeeper-client-async');
const client = zk.createAsyncClient("<IP_ADDRESS>:2181");
// connect to the server
await client.connectAsync();
console.log('connected!');
// create a node
const rootPath = await client.mkdirpAsync('/test');
console.log(`created ${rootPath}`)
// add some ephemeral nodes
await client.createAsync('/test/counter-', Buffer.from('first'), null, zk.CreateMode.EPHEMERAL_SEQUENTIAL);
await client.createAsync('/test/counter-', Buffer.from('second'), null, zk.CreateMode.EPHEMERAL_SEQUENTIAL);
// list the nodes
const nodes = await client.getChildrenAsync('/test');
// print stuff to console
console.log(`${rootPath} has the children:`)
await Promise.all(nodes.map(async node => {
const data = await client.getDataAsync(`/test/${node}`);
console.log(` ${node}: ${data.data}`);
}));
// delete everything
await client.rmrfAsync(rootPath);
// shut down
await client.closeAsync();
console.log('disconnected');
Methods
closeAsync() → {Promise}
Close this client. Once the client is closed, its session becomes invalid. All the
ephemeral nodes in the ZooKeeper server associated with the session will be
removed. The watchers left on those nodes (and on their parents) will be triggered.
Resolves true when the client disconnects, resolves false if the client is already
disconnected.
Returns:
resolves when disconnected. Does not reject.
- Type
- Promise
connectAsync() → {Promise}
Initiate the connection to the provided server list (ensemble). The client will
pick an arbitrary server from the list and attempt to connect to it. If the
establishment of the connection fails, another server will be tried (picked
randomly) until a connection is established or close method is invoked.
Returns:
resolves on connect. Rejects with message on failure.
- Type
- Promise
createAsync(path, data, acls, mode) → {Promise}
Create a node with given path, data, acls and mode. Resolves the path name if
successful, resolves false if the path already exists, and rejects for anything
else going wrong
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
path |
String | Path of the node. | |
data |
Buffer | null | The data buffer, optional, defaults to null. |
acls |
ACL | null | An array of ACL objects, optional, defaults to ACL.OPEN_ACL_UNSAFE. |
mode |
CreateMode | null | The creation mode, optional, defaults to CreateMode.PERSISTENT. |
Returns:
resolves with the path of the created item. Rejects with an error
if something goes wrong.
- Type
- Promise
existsAsync(path) → {Promise}
For the given node path, retrieve the children list and the stat. The children will
be an unordered list of strings. Resolves the stat object if the node exists,
resolves null if it does not exist, rejects if anything goes wrong.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
path |
string | the Path of the node. |
Returns:
- Type
- Promise
getACLAsync(path) → {Promise}
Retrieve the list of ACL and stat of the node of the given path. Will resolve an
object with acls as a list of ACL objects and stat as the stat for the node. Will
resolve null if the node does not exist and will reject if anything goes wrong.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
path |
string | the Path of the node. |
Returns:
- Type
- Promise
getChildrenAsync(path) → {Promise}
For the given node path, retrieve the children list and the stat. The children will
be an unordered list of strings. Resolved the children if the node exists, resolves
null if the node does not exist. Rejects if anything goes wrong.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
path |
string | the Path of the node. |
Returns:
- Type
- Promise
getDataAsync(path) → {Promise}
Retrieve the data and the stat of the node of the given path. Resolves an object
containing data as a Buffer object and stat as the stat object. Resolves null
if the node does not exist. Rejects if anything goes wrong.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
path |
string | the Path of the node. |
Returns:
- Type
- Promise
mkdirpAsync(path, data, acls, mode) → {Promise}
Create given path in a way similar to mkdir -p. Will resolve the path if the node
is created and will reject if anything goes wrong.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
path |
string | the Path of the node. | |
data |
Buffer | null | The data buffer, optional, defaults to null. |
acls |
Array.<ACL> | null | array of ACL objects, optional, defaults to ACL.OPEN_ACL_UNSAFE |
mode |
CreateMode | null | The creation mode, optional, defaults to CreateMode.PERSISTENT |
Returns:
- Type
- Promise
removeAsync(path, version) → {Promise}
Delete a node with the given path and version. If version is provided and not equal
to -1, the request will fail when the provided version does not match the server
version. Resolves true if the node is deleted. Resolves false if the node does
not exist. Rejects if the node has children, if the version does not match, or
for any other result.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
path |
String | Path of the node. |
version |
Number | The version of the node, optional, defaults to -1. |
Returns:
- Type
- Promise
rmrfAsync(path) → {Promise}
Remove a given path in a way similar to rm -rf. Will resolve if the node is deleted
or does not exist and reject if anything goes wrong.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
path |
string | the Path of the node. |
Returns:
- Type
- Promise
setACLAsync(path, acls, version)
Set the ACL for the node of the given path if such a node exists and the given
version (optional) matches the version of the node on the server. (if the given
version is -1, it matches any versions). Will resolve on success and reject
if anything goes wrong or the node does not exist.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
path |
string | the Path of the node. |
acls |
Array.<ACL> | An array of ACL instances to set on the node. |
version |
Number | the version to set. -1 (default) to match any version. |
setDataAsync(path, data, version) → {Promise}
Set the data for the node of the given path if such a node exists and the optional
given version matches the version of the node (if the given version is -1, it
matches any node's versions). Will resolve the stat of the node if successful. Will
reject if unsuccessful or if the node does not exist.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
path |
string | the Path of the node. |
data |
Buffer | the data to set on the node. |
version |
Number | the version to set. -1 (default) to match any version. |
Returns:
- Type
- Promise
transaction() → {AsyncTransaction}
Create and return a new Transaction instance which provides a builder object that
can be used to construct and commit a set of operations atomically.
Returns:
- Type
- AsyncTransaction


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Creates a projection of a field whose value is computed from the given expression.
Creates a projection of a field whose value is computed from the given expression. Projection with an expression is only supported using the $project aggregation pipeline stage.
the expression type
the field name
the expression
the projection
Aggregates#project(Bson)
Creates a projection that includes for the given field only the first element of the array value of that field that matches the given query filter.
Creates a projection that includes for the given field only the first element of the array value of that field that matches the given query filter.
the field name
the filter to apply
the projection
Creates a projection that includes for the given field only the first element of an array that matches the query filter.
Creates a projection that includes for the given field only the first element of an array that matches the query filter. This is referred to as the positional $ operator.
the field name whose value is the array
the projection
Creates a projection that excludes all of the given fields.
Creates a projection that excludes all of the given fields.
the field names
the projection
Creates a projection that excludes the _id field.
Creates a projection that excludes the _id field. This suppresses the automatic inclusion of _id that is the default, even when other fields are explicitly included.
the projection
Creates a projection that combines the list of projections into a single one.
Creates a projection that combines the list of projections into a single one. If there are duplicate keys, the last one takes precedence.
the list of projections to combine
the combined projection
Creates a projection that includes all of the given fields.
Creates a projection that includes all of the given fields.
the field names
the projection
Creates a projection to the given field name of the textScore, for use with text queries.
Creates a projection to the given field name of the textScore, for use with text queries.
the field name
the projection
Creates a projection to the given field name of a slice of the array value of that field.
Creates a projection to the given field name of a slice of the array value of that field.
the field name
the number of elements to skip before applying the limit
the number of elements to project
the projection
Creates a projection to the given field name of a slice of the array value of that field.
Creates a projection to the given field name of a slice of the array value of that field.
the field name
the number of elements to project.
the projection
A factory for projections. A convenient way to use this class is to statically import all of its methods, which allows usage like:
collection.find().projection(fields(include("x", "y"), excludeId()))
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| Last Update: | Thu Feb 26 12:34:56 +0000 2009 |
This module contains English-language linguistic functions for the Linguistics module. It can be either loaded directly, or by passing some variant of ‘en’ or ‘eng’ to the Linguistics::use method.
The functions contained by the module provide:
Plural forms of all nouns, most verbs, and some adjectives are provided. Where appropriate, "classical" variants (for example: "brother" -> "brethren", "dogma" -> "dogmata", etc.) are also provided.
These can be accessed via the #plural, #plural_noun, #plural_verb, and #plural_adjective methods.
Pronunciation-based "a"/"an" selection is provided for all English words, and most initialisms.
See: #a, #an, and #no.
Conversion from Numeric values to words are supported using the American "thousands" system. E.g., 2561 => "two thousand, five hundred and sixty-one".
See the #numwords method.
It is also possible to inflect numerals (1,2,3) and number words ("one", "two", "three") to ordinals (1st, 2nd, 3rd) and ordinates ("first", "second", "third").
This module also supports the creation of English conjunctions from Arrays of Strings or objects which respond to the #to_s message.  All rights reserved.
This module is free software. You may use, modify, and/or redistribute this software under the terms of the Perl Artistic License. (See language.perl.com/misc/Artistic.html)
The inflection functions of this module were adapted from Damien Conway‘s Lingua::EN::Inflect Perl module:
Copyright (c) 1997-2000, Damian Conway. All Rights Reserved. This module is free software. It may be used, redistributed and/or modified under the same terms as Perl itself.
The conjunctions code was adapted from the Lingua::Conjunction Perl module written by Robert Rothenberg and Damian Conway, which has no copyright statement included.
$Id: en.rb 99 2008-09-06 05:20:07Z deveiant $


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I'm a 22 year old male, 180 lbs, and I am in good mental and physical health. I'm a fairly experienced user of psychoactive drugs including LSD, LSA, psilocybin (mushrooms), and daily marijuana.
I had done very mild doses of DMT before (probably between 10 and 20 mg). Usually I had experienced mild closed eye hallucinations, some sound distortion, open eye visual distortions, and a sense that my body was being propelled into what can only be described as a void. Once I had experienced the sensation of flying over a vivid color spectrum with my eyes closed. These sensations were pennies compared to what I experienced this time.
My friend had about 40 mg of DMT left. After watching the film 'Altered States' he suggested I take the remainder of the crystals in the bag. I agreed on the condition that he sit in and be my sober trip sitter/shaman. He created a play list of music for the trip that would set the tone for the journey ahead. Before taking the DMT I had a slight anxiety about the large dose, but I was also incredibly excited to attempt the 'break through'.
The crystals were placed on top of a minuscule amount of marijuana at the bottom of the pipe in order to keep the crystals anchored in the bowl. I took my first hit and inhaled deeply. I waited for 5 seconds, exhaled, and already I was feeling the effects. I took another deep inhalation and when I exhaled the sound of the music seemed to be clipping to the beat. One last hit and I put the pipe down with approximately 1/5th of the bowl still unused.
I sat back on the couch and closed my eyes. I saw 2 vivid figures. One seemed to be a dragon-like entity with tentacles at the bottom of the chin. The other entity was further back and all I remember was red eyes. The two figures seemed to realize I was looking at them and started to come closer in an aggressive manner. I began to fear for my safety and decided to open my eyes where I gazed upon the stucco ceiling.
I wish I could tell you approximately what time I began looking at the ceiling but time was no longer a part of reality for me. I was peaking and I had broken through for the first time. The ceiling began to form patterns at first, then whole characters, the details becoming finer and finer as I focused on them. Then, to the music, the characters began to dance.
The show in the ceiling could be compared to a circus. It seemed thoroughly rehearsed but there was no real plot to the madness. I would see a woman dressed as a jester slowly spinning, and then some other character would lead a small troupe of dancers in front of her as she faded away. It went on like this for a while, characters either combining with the new characters or simply taking their exit. The highlight of the show was the dancing Buddha.
The music had taken on a slow sexy groove when I noticed the Buddha sitting in his classic pose. All the other characters had gone at this point. He opened his eyes, stood up, and started to belly dance. I completely lost it at this point and could not help but laugh hysterically. He pointed at me during a small stop in the music and winked seductively. More hysterical laughter ensued.
Buddha took a bow and pranced 'offstage' and I noticed that the ceiling had become completely calm again. According to my friend, I had been tripping for no more than 12 minutes by this point. So, I decided to take the remaining DMT from the bowl.
I took the rest in one giant hit. I held it in for as long as possible. Just then, a song by Muse came on. I closed my eyes and saw a great yellow and green orb of light with a brightness of which I had never seen before. I reached out for the orb and it seemed to take me an eternity to reach the center. I grabbed the center of the orb and slowly began to turn my hand. The orb rocked to the side as if willed by my hand. I played with the orb for what seemed like several hours but in reality had only lasted as long as the single song.
When I opened my eyes I felt completely sober and back to normal. It's safe to say that this particular DMT trip was the most intense hallucinogenic experience of my life. I would do it again in a heartbeat.
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The latitude entered in the top left entry slot (in degrees) will be used to construct the plot on the right, showing the difference between the geometric height and geopotential height as a function of geopotential height. When the mouse-controlled cursor is placed over the plotted line, corresponding values of geopotential and geometric height will be displayed along with the difference.
To get refined conversions, use the entry slot in the left panel for "height" and select the radio-button corresponding to the conversion desired, either from geometric to geopotential height or the reverse. The appropriate correspondence will be shown at the bottom of the shaded portion of the left panel.
Suggested exercise: Explore how the conversion depends on latitude, and suggest the reason for this variation.


6.1. Table Statistics
Presto supports statistics based optimizations for queries. For a query to take advantage of these optimizations, Presto must have statistical information for the tables in that query.
Table statistics are provided to the query planner by connectors. Currently, the only connector that supports statistics is the Hive Connector.
Table Layouts
Statistics are exposed to the query planner by a table layout. A table layout represents a subset of a table’s data and contains information about the organizational properties of that data (like sort order and bucketing).
The number of table layouts available for a table and the details of those table layouts are specific to each connector. Using the Hive connector as an example:
- Non-partitioned tables have just one table layout representing all data in the table
- Partitioned tables have a family of table layouts. Each set of partitions to be scanned represents one table layout. Presto will try to pick a table layout consisting of the smallest number of partitions based on filtering predicates from the query.
Available Statistics
The following statistics are available in Presto:
- For a table:
- row count: the total number of rows in the table layout
- For each column in a table:
- data size: the size of the data that needs to be read
- nulls fraction: the fraction of null values
- distinct value count: the number of distinct values
- low value: the smallest value in the column
- high value: the largest value in the column
The set of statistics available for a particular query depends on the connector being used and can also vary by table or even by table layout. For example, the Hive connector does not currently provide statistics on data size.
Table statistics can be displayed via the Presto SQL interface using the SHOW STATS command. For the Hive connector, refer to the Hive connector documentation to learn how to update table statistics.


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| 1 | package nl.tudelft.jpacman.sprite; | |
| 2 | ||
| 3 | import java.awt.image.BufferedImage; | |
| 4 | import java.io.IOException; | |
| 5 | import java.io.InputStream; | |
| 6 | import java.util.HashMap; | |
| 7 | import java.util.Map; | |
| 8 | ||
| 9 | import javax.imageio.ImageIO; | |
| 10 | ||
| 11 | /** | |
| 12 | * Utility to load {@link Sprite}s. | |
| 13 | * | |
| 14 | * @author Jeroen Roosen | |
| 15 | */ | |
| 16 | public class SpriteStore { | |
| 17 | | |
| 18 | /** | |
| 19 | * We only need to load images once, so we keep track | |
| 20 | * of them in a hash map. | |
| 21 | */ | |
| 22 | private final Map<String, Sprite> spriteMap; | |
| 23 | | |
| 24 | /** | |
| 25 | * Create a new sprite store. | |
| 26 | */ | |
| 27 | public SpriteStore() { | |
| 28 | spriteMap = new HashMap<>(); | |
| 29 | } | |
| 30 | | |
| 31 | /** | |
| 32 | * Loads a sprite from a resource on the class path. | |
| 33 | * Sprites are loaded once, and then stored in the store | |
| 34 | * so that they can be efficiently retrieved. | |
| 35 | * | |
| 36 | * @param resource | |
| 37 | * The resource path. | |
| 38 | * @return The sprite for the resource. | |
| 39 | * @throws IOException | |
| 40 | * When the resource could not be loaded. | |
| 41 | */ | |
| 42 | public Sprite loadSprite(String resource) throws IOException { | |
| 43 | Sprite result = spriteMap.get(resource); | |
| 44 | if (result == null) { | |
| 45 | result = loadSpriteFromResource(resource); | |
| 46 | spriteMap.put(resource, result); | |
| 47 | } | |
| 48 | return result; | |
| 49 | } | |
| 50 | ||
| 51 | /** | |
| 52 | * Loads a sprite from a resource on the class path. | |
| 53 | * | |
| 54 | * @param resource | |
| 55 | * The resource path. | |
| 56 | * @return A new sprite for the resource. | |
| 57 | * @throws IOException | |
| 58 | * When the resource could not be loaded. | |
| 59 | */ | |
| 60 | private Sprite loadSpriteFromResource(String resource) throws IOException { | |
| 61 | try (InputStream input = SpriteStore.class.getResourceAsStream(resource)) { | |
| 62 | if (input == null) { | |
| 63 | throw new IOException("Unable to load " + resource | |
| 64 | + ", resource does not exist."); | |
| 65 | } | |
| 66 | BufferedImage image = ImageIO.read(input); | |
| 67 | return new ImageSprite(image); | |
| 68 | } | |
| 69 | } | |
| 70 | ||
| 71 | /** | |
| 72 | * Creates a new {@link AnimatedSprite} from a base image. | |
| 73 | * | |
| 74 | * @param baseImage | |
| 75 | * The base image to convert into an animation. | |
| 76 | * @param frames | |
| 77 | * The amount of frames of the animation. | |
| 78 | * @param delay | |
| 79 | * The delay between frames. | |
| 80 | * @param loop | |
| 81 | * Whether this sprite is a looping animation or not. | |
| 82 | * @return The animated sprite. | |
| 83 | */ | |
| 84 | public AnimatedSprite createAnimatedSprite(Sprite baseImage, int frames, | |
| 85 | int delay, boolean loop) { | |
| 86 | assert baseImage != null; | |
| 87 | assert frames > 0; | |
| 88 | ||
| 89 |
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1. createAnimatedSprite : Replaced integer division with multiplication → KILLED |
int frameWidth = baseImage.getWidth() / frames; |
| 90 | ||
| 91 | Sprite[] animation = new Sprite[frames]; | |
| 92 | for (int i = 0; i < frames; i++) { | |
| 93 |
1
1. createAnimatedSprite : Replaced integer multiplication with division → SURVIVED |
animation[i] = baseImage.split(i * frameWidth, 0, frameWidth, |
| 94 | baseImage.getHeight()); | |
| 95 | } | |
| 96 | ||
| 97 | return new AnimatedSprite(animation, delay, loop); | |
| 98 | } | |
| 99 | ||
| 100 | } | |
Mutations | ||
| 89 |
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| 93 |
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When unchecked.Default behavior. Old versions of plugin use this approach.
Plugin will immediately add new EC2 Instances described in EC2 Spot Fleet into Jenkins slaves. Plugin will not check state of EC2 Instance
It takes some time to EC2 Instance to run and be able accept connections, as result Jenkins will move
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by Extending Your kubectl
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## kubectl and Its Plugins
* kubectl is the essential utility to interact with Kubernetes cluster.
* kubectl plugins extend kubectl with new commands, allowing for new and custom features not included in the main distribution of kubectl.
* A plugin is a standalone executable file, whose name begins with `kubectl-`.
## Write a kubectl Plugin
1. Write plugin in any programming language or script.
2. Make the plugin executable, e.g.: using `chmod`.
3. Place it anywhere in your PATH to install the plugin.
https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/extend-kubectl/kubectl-plugins/
## Distribute Your kubectl Plugin
* [Krew](https://krew.dev/), as a plugin manager maintained by the Kubernetes SIG CLI community, offers a cross-platform way to package and distribute your plugins.
* Krew maintains a [plugin index](https://krew.sigs.k8s.io/plugins/) so that other people can discover your plugin and install it.
```shell
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# Print help information for the kubectl plugin
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## Reference Cases
| Plugin | Description
|:-- |:--
|[KubeAssert](https://github.com/morningspace/kubeassert) | Assert Kubernetes resources from command line.
|[KubeMacro](https://github.com/morningspace/kubemacro) | Wrap a set of kubectl or Kubernetes API calls as a macro, a single unit of work, to run from command line.
KubeAssert
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Hey i got tilde page you know it is cool take a look here. If you want to learn some Unix thing without your server, tilde is a cool service. It is free. More information on tilde, read Paul Blog.
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- Dbeaver SQL Database Management, NoSQL I use terminal tbh.

- Git UI, mostly I use VSCode to resolve some conflict, and Install GitLens.
- cmus and tizonia for music player.
- MailSpring for mail stuff, sometimes terminal wont work for email.
Learn Programming #
I believe programming isn't for everyone, but if you want to learn the stuff yourself, I got some nice resource (In English). TBH you better get used to english cause it will be used while you're programming, so no more "Wah pakai bahasa inggris ya gan, ga ada yang Indonesia".
- frecodecamp.org newb friendly, the forum here make me want to pursue code.
- hyperskill
- Test your skill, LeetCode, HackerRank, AdventOfCode, Triplebyte, and others. Some company use these as a measurement on interview. Better try it.
- Official Documentation, sometimes you should read something on the docs.
- Please be patient, coding is hard - take your time.
Some Indonesian resource #
Banyak yang saya suka di youtube, beberapa :
Literasi tentang pemmrogramman dengan bahasa Indonesia tidak terlalu banyak, jadi sering - seringlah sharing di internet, agar banyak :)
Podcast #
I love podcast, sometimes I just search on dev.to podcast section.
But here some list :
- Stack Overflow podcast, Seriously it is a fun podcast.
- If Braddy Haran is there then it is my favourite show, like Hello Internet and Unmade Podcast
- Everything Aaron Mahnke, Lore, and others podcast he do.
- And all show on the Changelog Podcast
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I experienced salvia divinorum for the first time last spring. I had read and heard plenty about it, and was expecting an interesting trip. It was a good time for experimenting. I bought the 15x extract from a local headshop ($30 for 2 grams, more than enough for several hits), and my friend, gf, and I settled into the apartment. Preparation involved being a little anxious for a trip, but no special accomodations were made prior to testing.
We tried a few small hits (a tiny pinch) on the patio and received an interesting sensation. It was as if everything suddenly became 2D. It was encouraging. Having tested it in this manner, we moved inside to the bedroom. My friend took a larger hit (a generous pinch), wandered into the bedroom and plopped onto the bed. This stuff works really, really fast (mere seconds), and once it hit, he lost all sense of reality. My friend's face looked like it just melted, every muscle went lax, and he was gone. I took my hit, and before I even exhaled the world changed. I was no longer a human, I was a one wall of my bedroom, my friend was another, and my gf (tripsitting) was yet another. We were all spinning, each flattened against a different wall, like in some insane clothesdryer. My arms were stretched to infinity, plastered to the wall, one with the wall.
Reality had always been like this, I was always like this. All my life was a lie, a distant dream. It had never existed. I was a mere side of a vast, whirling universe, a facet of some demented jewel.  Strange sensations surged throught my body. My hairs prickled; I felt like I was a cactus that had become aware of its spikes, only that I was feeling them poke into me. My limbs coursed with obnoxious pulses, and their being stretched to infinity was not as exhilarating as it sounds. My jaw was separate from my skull, my teeth felt like repelling magnets, and I had the odd thought (and compulsion) that I could rip it off. All in all some very unpleasant feelings. Fortunately, my gf turned on some tunes, but she was having trouble choosing them, and this annoyed me to no end.
I ceased my rolling on the floor next to the bed (probably accounts for the spinning), and got up to pick some good music on the computer. My friend had already returned to some semblance of coherence, and I was fast on my way, too. I was still annoyed with the ghoulish laugh, and my gf's fumbling at the computer. My limbs didn't want to respond according to my commands, and this boiled my blood even more (which probably accounts for that odd pulsing sensation). The more I regained control of my body, the more the unpleasant sensations faded. Faster and faster they subsided, and I was back to cognizance, with some residual effects still lingering. My skin and hair felt itchy (probably the spiny prickles), so I had to scratch for a while to relieve it. The circus clown laugh was all that remained, somehow etched in my mind, stuck in some sickening loop in my head. A few more seconds of music resolved this effect and I was left feeling a bit shaken.
I would recommend this to someone who knows how to handle it. I was cocky and arrogant in my approach. 'What a fun trip we'll all have!' I thought I could tame this plant, having tried various other psychedelics with much success. I was wrong to mess with this crazed circus elephant. It squished me flat and put me in my place. My gf and I still have it in a little baggy, hidden away somewhere. I doubt I would try it again, if I did, it would be at a much lower dosage, with a much slower onset. Some nice THC would help, too. Setting and warranted preconceived notions are the key to effective use of this substance. Treat the plant with respect, and don't be fooled into believing that because it is legal it is mild or ineffective. Enjoy your trips, fellow psychonauts!
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From the Ted talks series, James Howard Kunstler talks about suburban sprawl and the loss of urban design. It's a longish video (21+ minutes) but still worth watching.
My favorite quote:
"If you stand at the apron of the Walmart over here and try to look at the Target over here, you can't see it because of the curvature of the Earth."


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Grimes to release new song ‘So Heavy’ this week
She's shared its other-worldly artwork
Grimes has revealed that she’s set to release a new single called ‘So Heavy’ this Friday.
The song is one of a handful of new tracks she has teased previously on Twitter.
Read more: Grimes’ new album ‘Miss_Anthropocene’: release date, tracklist and everything we know so far
Taking to Instagram tonight (November 11), Grimes announced the release of the new song and shared its artwork, writing: “Hooo boy finally just got release dates for things from label this AM ……
“SO HEAVY I FELL THROUGH THE EARTH Fri,” she added, confirming a release date of November 15.
‘So Heavy’ will follow recent single ‘Violence’ and last year’s ‘We Appreciate Power’ and is expected to appear on Grimes’ forthcoming fifth studio album ‘Miss_Anthropocene’.
She also shared the demo ‘Pretty Dark’ back in March.
Grimes recently shared details of a “one night only” show, ‘BIO-HAQUE’, set to take place in Miami this December. She’ll be joined at the gig by SOPHIE and DJ Nina Kraviz.
Grimes
In an album update shared back in September, Grimes revealed that she’s ready to “just sit around and sing” on her upcoming new music.
“I feel like for the first time, I’m really seeing myself as a singer, which is something I’ve never really done before, and it actually feels really good to just sing,” Grimes told Zane Lowe on Beats 1.
“I’ve always just been so pushing that part of myself away because I’ve been like, ‘I’m a producer first.’ I think as a female, it’s important to foreground the producer stuff.
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Torque 2D - Whack-A-Mole Tutorial Part 3
Part 3 - Multiple Moles
Fixing our mole spawn
You might have noticed that sometimes two moles spawn in the same point. To avoid this the moleLevel::spawnMole() function has to be modified in the moleLevel.cs script file. It first looks for any respawnPoints free. If so, it continues and randomly picks a respawnPoint until it finds one that is not occupied. It spawns the mole as before and then marks the spawn point as occupied.
function moleLevel::spawnMole(%this) { // if all spawn points are occupied don't spawn a new mole if( %this.spawnPointsOccupied == %this.respawnPointSet.getCount() ) return; // find a respawn point %pointFound = false; // search until we find a respawn point while ( !%pointFound ) { %respawnPointIndex = getRandom( %this.respawnPointSet.getCount()-1 ); %respawnPoint = %this.respawnPointSet.getObject( %respawnPointIndex ); if( %respawnPoint.isOccupied $= "" ) %pointFound = true; } // select a color for the mole %color = getRandom(2); if( %color == 0 ) %color = "Red"; if( %color == 1 ) %color = "Green"; if( %color == 2 ) %color = "Lilac"; // create a new Mole %mole = new t2dAnimatedSprite() { sceneGraph = %this; class = "Mole"; layer = 4; size = "9.125 16"; }; // play the right animation according to the color %mole.playAnimation("animMoleComeOut" @ %color); // save the selected color as dynamic field %mole.moleColor = %color; // set the position of the mole to the position of the respawn point %mole.setPosition( %respawnPoint.getPosition() ); // mark this respawn point as occupied %respawnPoint.isOccupied = true; // increment the occupied counter %this.spawnPointsOccupied += 1; // give the mole a reference to its respawn point %mole.respawnPoint = %respawnPoint; }
Code Sample 3.1
We also have to mark the respawn points as free again when a mole gets whacked (in the mole.cs),
function mole::onAnimationEnd(%this) { if(%this.getAnimationName() !$= ("animMoleComeOut" @ %this.moleColor)) { // free the respawn point for other moles %this.respawnPoint.isOccupied = ""; // decrement the occupied counter %this.sceneGraph.spawnPointsOccupied -= 1; //%this.sceneGraph.schedule( 1500, "spawnMole");
// we don't need to do the above line anymore because the factory will do it
%this.safeDelete(); } }
Code Sample 3.2
And we have to set the occupied counter to zero when the level is loaded. Therefore we modify moleLevel::onLevelLoaded() (in moleLevel.cs):
function moleLevel::onLevelLoaded(%this) { %this.respawnPointSet = new SimSet(); // set the occupied counter to zero %this.spawnPointsOccupied = 0; }
Code Sample 3.3
And we better remove the moles that we created in the level builder. Because they were not created through moleLevel::spawnMole() it will mess up the occupied counter. Select each mole and press DELETE to do this.
Automatic Moles
Now there are no more moles in level builder. They should be created automatically. To accomplish this we again write a function that does this for us. Put this in moleLevel.cs at the beginning of the file:
// values in milliseconds $MOLE_FACTORY::maxCreationInterval = 2000; $MOLE_FACTORY::minCreationInterval = 400; $MOLE_FACTORY::speedUp = 30; function moleLevel::startFactory(%this) { // spawn a new mole %this.spawnMole(); // calculate when to spawn the next mole %delay = %this.minCreationInterval + getRandom(%this.maxCreationInterval - %this.minCreationInterval); // call the function recursively but with the calculated delay // we save the event id so we can stop the function if we want %this.factoryEventId = %this.schedule( %delay, "startFactory" ); // calculate new creation intervals so the game gets faster %this.minCreationInterval -= %this.speedUp; if(%this.minCreationInterval < 1) %this.minCreationInterval = 1; %this.maxCreationInterval -= %this.speedUp; if(%this.maxCreationInterval < 1) %this.maxCreationInterval = 1; } function moleLevel::stopFactory(%this) { cancel( %this.factoryEventId ); }
Code Sample 3.4
By modifying the values at the top the game can be made faster or slower. Now the factory has to be started when level is loaded and stopped when the level is unloaded. So we modify moleLevel::onLevelLoaded and onLevelEnded again:
function moleLevel::onLevelLoaded(%this) { %this.respawnPointSet = new SimSet(); // set the occupied counter to zero %this.spawnPointsOccupied = 0; // load the start values %this.maxCreationInterval = $MOLE_FACTORY::maxCreationInterval; %this.minCreationInterval = $MOLE_FACTORY::minCreationInterval; %this.speedUp = $MOLE_FACTORY::speedUp; // start the mole creation %this.startFactory(); } function MoleLevel::onLevelEnded(%this) { // stop the mole creation %this.stopFactory(); %this.respawnPointSet.delete(); }
Code Sample 3.5
Try it!
Mole Extension
Until now a mole could only disappear if it was whacked. However, we want them to dive back into the ground if they have got enough fresh air. Therefore we schedule them to dive back in when they are created. We need to create a new functions in mole.cs and modify an existing one:
//This function will let the mole dive into the earth again but only // if it was not already whacked. function mole::diveIn(%this) { // only if not already whacked if( %this.getAnimationName() $= ("animMoleComeOut" @ %this.moleColor) ) %this.playAnimation("animMoleDiveIn" @ %this.moleColor); } function Mole::onAdd(%this) { %this.setUseMouseEvents( true ); // let them dive back into the earth after 1 second %this.diveInEventId = %this.schedule(1000,"diveIn"); }
Code Sample 3.6
We schedule the retreat in the Mole::onAdd() method that is called on when the mole is created. We save the event ID so we can cancel the event when the mole gets deleted. Otherwise there will be problems if an event is called on an object that doesn't exist anymore.
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Labeling Subversion Paths
Whilst Subversion does not have a specific label entity may users follow the 'tags' convention. If a 'tag' path is pure (in that it has not had subsequent changes to the content) it can be converted to a Perforce label.
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To enable labeling of Subversion tags, set the
com.p4convert.svn.labels
totrue
and define maps:exclude.map
andinclude.map
.com.p4convert.svn.labels=true
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The maps are designed with resect to branches. The default behaviour is for all Subversion tag operations to be imported as Perforce branches. In order to change the behaviour and attempt to import the Subversion tag as a Perforce label the path must be in the exclude map.
For example; to import all Subversion tags in the folder 'tags/' as Perforce labels, create an exclusion map file
exclude.map
:# exclude Subversion tags: ^tags/.*
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A Perforce label will need a unique name space derived from the 'tags' path. The conversion tool provides a depth and regular expression configuration option to assist.
com.p4convert.svn.labelFormat=svn_label:{depth}
com.p4convert.svn.labelDepth=2
The depth determins how much of the path to use for the unique label name. Typically a value of '2' for convertional Subversion usage. With a depth of '2' the first two elements of the 'tags' path are then held in an array and used by a regular expression to generate the label name.
For example, given a Subversion tag located
tags/1.0.0/
the following regular expressions provide the coresponding label names:com.p4convert.svn.labelFormat=label:{2} label:1.0.0 com.p4convert.svn.labelFormat={1}-{2} tags-1.0.0
Note
An empty expression will use the original path.
com.p4convert.svn.labelFormat= tags/1.0.0/
Note
If a keyword of
{depth}
is used it will be substituted with it's value.com.p4convert.svn.labelFormat=label_{depth} label_1.0.0


Catalan protesters block major highway that connects with France
BARCELONA (Reuters) - A major highway that connects Spain with France was blocked on Tuesday in both directions by protesters in the Spanish region of Catalonia, officials said.
Secretive Catalan protest Democratic Tsunami claimed responsibility for the disruption, hours after French and Catalan police had a cleared a more than 24-hour-blockage by the same group on the same AP-7 highway at a border point between Spain and France.


Relational Data Browsing
Navigate bidirectionally through the database by following foreign-key-based or user-defined relationships
1. Connect with the Database
Start the Data Browser (JailerDataBrowser.exe or jailerDataBrowser.bat on windows platform)
| $ sh jailerDataBrowser.sh |
and create a new data model. Press New and enter "Tutorial" as the name for the new model.
A data model holds information about the tables in the database and all associations between them.
Most of the information can be retrieved automatically by analyzing the database schema.
Click on Analyze Database.
You will be asked for the database connection information.
Create a new connection.
Select the DBMS you are using from the displayed list, and fill out the following form:
Finally click on Connect. Jailer finds seven tables and five associations:
Two associations are still missing:
- an employee is classified into a salary grade depending on his salary
- employees may receive bonuses
Add the definitions manually (Add-Button under Associations):
The data model is now complete.
3. Browse a Table
Select the menu item "Open Table" from "File" and choose "EMPLOYEE" as the table you want to browse:
A Table Browser appears showing the rows of table EMPLOYEE.
3. Browse related Rows
Select the "Children" item from the "Related Rows" drop-down menu and choose "EMPLOYEE on inverse-BOSS".
Another Table Browser appears showing the subordinates of each Employee (the inverse of the "BOSS" relationship)
3. Generate SQL-Query
Within each table browser, a SQL-Query can be generated which selects exactly the browser's content.
Essentially it's a join of all the tables in the navigation chain.
Close the second "EMPLOYEE" browser, navigate from EMPLOYEE to PROJECT_PARTICIPATION, and from there to PROJECT.
Choose "Query Builder" item from the "SQL/Query" menu in the "PROJECT" browser:
The Query Builder form lets you save the query into a file, copy it to the clipboard or even execute it.
Choose "Execute" to get a query-result browser:
Within this query-result browser, you can edit the query anyway you want.
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A page to collect the wordly advice from the all knowing font. Everything you need to know is contained here.
There's more to life than hanging out with your parents all the time. You gotta get your priorities in order.
in fact, I basically taught my own pre-calculus class in high school, because it was taught by the science teacher (because the only math teacher had no room in her schedule to do it). tough times those were.
Judge Judy has save my bacon many a time.
Oh god, I should not have made 1000 dudes...Let's do 100 dudes, 1000 dudes is too many.


Welcome to Eventer
You want a countdown timer for the day(s) left of your event. You haven't set any event, yet.
New event


{% load static %}
{{ Business.location.display_address }} {{ Business.display_phone }} Rating: {{ Business.rating }}, Review count: {{ Business.review_count}}


Key bindings not working
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anonymous
Hello, love this plugin. Thank you for the continued active development. I'm using Vim, not MacVim, on OSX Lion and having problems with certain key bindings. The two in particular that are not working for me:
<C-s> open the selected file in a new split window <C-v> open the selected file in a new vertical split window
Here's a link to my .vimrc:
Any suggestions?
-Ryan
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Used to create unambigious instructions for a computer to follow.
Generalize between things that appear to be different.
Recognize patterns that exist across domains.
Used to break a problem down into component parts.
Slicing and Dicing a problem into managable bits.
The ablilty to understand technology, it's strengths, and it's weaknesses.
For programmers this means understanding computers, how they work, what
they are good at and what they aren't.
The process of finding errors in a program. Both syntactic and symantic.


This project aims to improve the use of ROOT IO for HEP analysis users; primarily, we aim for mechanisms that will speed up ROOT IO for these use cases.
Implicit Multithreading
In ROOT 6.08, the ROOT team introduced the concept of Implicit Multi Threaded (IMT) mode. When this is enabled, the ROOT libraries will utilize multiple threads to for reading data.
This mode does not change the APIs or allow the user to invoke the ROOT libraries from multiple threads in general (hence the name implicit multithreading).
We are working to expand the IMT mode to cover a large fraction of the ROOT IO API. We implemented parallel unzipping with Intel Thread Building Block(TBB) and this feature can be enabled with IMT mode. We tested performance of parallel unzipping with both synthetic ROOT file and real HEP ROOT file. Our experiements were conducted on a desktop-class machine with 4-core Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3330 CPU @ 3.00GHz without hyperthreading and OS was Ubuntu 14.04.
In Figure 1, we test decompression speed on synthetic event benchmarks. We create ROOT files with 500 - 50,000 events. The performance is measured by sequentially reading all events. The figure shows the average runtime per event.
Figure 1. Performance between Serial and Parallel Unzipping on Event Benchmark
As background threads can decompress data prior to the main thread accessing it, As shown in Figure 1, parallel unzipping improves read performance with more noticeable improvements at higher event counts. Parallel unzipping takes 52% - 58% processing time of serial unzipping. These synchronization techniques require CPU cycles; this technique takes 8% - 13% more CPU cycles.
We also test parallel unzipping on a ROOT file from HEP public data (B2HHH.root compressed with zlib at compression level 6) which contains 25 branches and 8,556,118 entries. Figure 2 illustrates the performance improvement. Parallel unzipping takes 66% of serial unzipping in real time at the cost of 12% increase in CPU time.
Figure 2. Performance between Serial and Parallel Unzipping on B2HHH.root
Bulk API
The ROOT IO API is relatively heavyweight: types are determined at runtime and some APIs can result in a deep nest of virtual calls. Further, ROOT must be invoked once per event, meaning this overhead happens for every event, regardless of the complexity.
We are working on a new "bulk API" that allows many objects to be deserialized per call to ROOT, amortizing the overhead of the ROOT IO API.
We view this as the first step toward implementing zero-copy IO: if the overhead of reading data is too high, the cost of the memory copy is too small to be noticed.
Compression Algorithms
By default, ROOT aggressively compresses its files utilizing a "best-of-breed" compression algorithm, zlib
. While a good choice
for a wide variety of use cases, we have been exploring various ways to improve the performance of the compression:
- Alternate algorithms: Some compression algorithms are tailored for decompression speed at the cost of compression speed or ratio; we are investigating whether ROOT should add support for these algorithms for cases where a file is read many times.
- Random access: Multiple events may get compressed together, meaning we must decompress many events to read a single one. We are working to drop "restart markers" to allow true random access to individual events.
- Faster =zlib=: Various companies have developed significant patchsets to =zlib= to utilize modern CPU features for significant speedups. These are not in wide use as the patches will cause crashes on older CPU models. We are working to develop patches that work well across all CPU types.
TTreeProcessor
A majority of ROOT-based analyses have a high level of parallelism: each event analyzed is independent of all others. However,
the analysis itself is impelmented with a for
-loop: the serializes the work.
The TTreeProcessor
is an attempt to provide functional-like constructs to the traditional ROOT analysis. The user provides the
"contents" of the for-loop, while the processor framework implements the parallelism.
Unlike successful prior projects like PROOF or PROOF-lite, the TTreeProcessor aims to expose modern C++11 interfaces that the compiler can aggressively inline. When combined with the bulk API, we believe this will eliminate expensive function calls in the "hot path" of the analysis.


The end of your search is here
Being active has many benefits, everything from heart health to sleep quality to brain function, but knowing it’s good for you doesn’t always mean it’s easy to go to the gym. If you’ve been having trouble getting into a workout routine, take a look at a few proven methods for getting off the couch and breaking a sweat.
Transforming Fitness in India
If you’re just looking to get active, there’s nothing wrong with going to a gym and investing time in whatever equipment or activity strikes your fancy. But the downside of those aimless visits is that skipping them doesn’t feel like you’re impeding progress toward a goal. After a break-in period, it’s best to imagine a finish line—losing weight, increasing endurance, adding muscle, or a mixture of each—and focus your energy on working toward it.
Lets Grow Together
We all know that going to the gym is good for your health and we are all aware that we should be a bit more active. Joining a gym makes doing these things a lot easier but if you needed some more motivation, here’s 10 great reasons to join a gym:
1. It’s good for your health
We’re stating the obvious with this one but did you know that being active daily reduces the risk of
heart disease, strokes and type 2 diabetes?
2. It’s good for your mind
When you exercise, endorphins are released which can calm anxiety and lift your mood.
3. It’s a great stress buster
Had a busy day? There is nothing more rewarding then running further or lifting heavier than you have
before. Plus, the fitter you get, the better your body is at regulating cortisol levels (the hormone
linked to stress).
4. Access to equipment
Being a member of a gym means you have access to tons of equipment, allowing you to keep your routine
fresh and exciting.
5. Access to knowledge
If you’re a workout newbie, a gym membership can give you the tools and knowledge to start out. Learn
the ropes by booking on the induction programme, attending classes or even get a Personal Trainer
6. It keeps you motivated
Going to the gym and being surrounded by motivated people can encourage you to stay on track. Plus,
having somewhere to go sounds more appealing then working out in the park or in your living room.
7.  Ditched the outdoor bootcamp because it was dark? The gym
offers a great place to work out whatever the weather and time of year, so no excuses!
8. Meet like-minded people
Joining a gym can be quite social. If you’re a regular at classes, then you begin to get to know people
and before you know it you’re lifelong friends.
9. It will improve your sleep
Studies show that people who exercise 5 to 6 times a week are more likely to get a good night’s kip.
10. You can have somewhere to relax
Generally, people join a gym to workout but they are actually a great place to unwind. A gentle swim or
sit in the sauna for some ‘me time’ will have you zen before you know it.


| 016:033 Khan | : |
Do they (the disbelievers and polytheists) await but that the angels should come to them [to take away their souls (at death)], or there should come the command (i.e. the torment or the Day of Resurrection) of your Lord? Thus did those before them. And Allah wronged them not, but they used to wrong themselves. |
| 016:033 Maulana | : |
Await they aught but that the angels should come to them or that thy Lord's command should come to pass. Thus did those before them. And Allah wronged them not, but they wronged themselves. |
| 016:033 Pickthal | : |
Await they aught say that the angels should come unto them or thy Lord's command should come to pass? Even so did those before them. Allah wronged them not, but they did wrong themselves, |
| 016:033 Rashad | : |
Are they waiting for the angels to come to them, or until your Lord's judgment comes to pass? Those before them did the same thing. GOD is not the One who wronged them; they are the ones who wronged their own souls. |
| 016:033 Sarwar | : |
Are they (the disbelievers) waiting for the angels and the decree of your Lord to be fulfilled before they believe? The people who lived before them had also done the same thing. God did not do injustice to them, but they wronged themselves. |
| 016:033 Shakir | : |
They do not wait aught but that the angels should come to them or that the commandment of your Lord should come to pass. Thus did those before them; and Allah was not unjust to them, but they were unjust to themselves. |
| 016:033 Sherali | : |
What do these disbelievers wait for except that the angels should come upon them or that the decree of thy Lord should come to pass? So did those who were before them. ALLAH did not wrong them, but they used to wrong themselves. |
| 016:033 Yusufali | : |
Do the (ungodly) wait until the angels come to them, or there comes the Command of thy Lord (for their doom)? So did those who went before them. But Allah wronged them not: nay, they wronged their own souls. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > تنزيه الله تعالى عن الظلم Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> Allah the Exalted is Free of Injustice أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الكافرون > صفات الكفار Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Disbelievers> The Characteristics of the Disbelievers الإيمان > الملائكة > الإيمان بهم Faith> The Angels> To Believe in them الجهاد > نتائج الحرب > من أسباب النصر > المدد الإلهي Jihad> The War Results> Of the Reasons of Victory> The Divine Assistance
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


The Big Rocks are the major things you want to get done this week.

You can’t get bigger buckets.
What you can do is put the Big Rocks in first, and fill in the pebbles and sand around them.
Go to your Inbox and assign some Big Rocks
or read more on the concept.


Google-burned 2007/07/07
So I'm setting up a server for a project I'm starting (more on that as it develops), following my own instructions (http://old.richarddcrowley.org/blog/view/123). It turns out they're not quite right anymore and I can't figure it out.
I'm getting constant 403 errors even though RewriteLog seems to indicate that my rewrites are happening correctly. The solution is of course to google for the solution, but in most of my searches, my old site is the top result. Uh oh.
But I figured it out thanks to Server Watch forum users. In a nutshell, Ubuntu now forces you to explicitly enable more bits of the Apache proxying system by hand. Thus:
a2enmod proxy a2enmod proxy_balancer a2enmod proxy_http a2enmod proxy_ftp a2enmod proxy_connect
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The mission of The London Django Meetup Group is to provide a fun, welcoming and professional environment for a diverse group of people.
Code of conduct: djangolondon.com/code-of-conduct
Tonight's meetup is kindly sponsored by:
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Make sure you're up to date!
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Conference: June 2-4 (Wednesday-Friday)
Sprints/Workshops: June 5 and 6 (Saturday and Sunday)
Looking for volunteers
Maps with Django
by Paolo Melchiorre
Zoom Q&A at the end of each talk.
You have a chance to win one of two 100% discount code for a JetBrains product (AppCode, PyCharm, WebStorm. etc)
Fill in the Google form on the chat with your name and email, we will announce the winner later and send the licences via email.
We'll head over to a room on gather.town
Please tweet/email/message us!
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Local Preview
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Capturing Canvas
You should see the same animated feed in all three displays (the canvas will lag a bit).


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Working with the File Directory
Selecting the File Directory tab in the file list editor allows you to view and manipulate the file directory for your topic. You can insert or append files into the file list from here, and rename, delete or download them regardless of whether they have entries in the file list or not.
If you are in any doubt whether a file someone has uploaded is legal (or virus-free if it is a program), you can download it from here and check it prior to adding it to the file list.
You can sort the file directory display by file name, size or date to make it easier to find the files you are interested in and you can use the radio buttons to control whether only orphan files, file with entries in the flist or all files in the directory are displayed.


executable-file format
| .exe executable-file header format (3.1) an executable (.exe) file for the microsoft windows operating system contains a combination of code and data or a combination of code, data, and resources. the executable file also contains two headers: an ms-dos header and a windows header. the next two sections describe these headers; the third section describes the code and data contained in a windows executable file. ms-dos header the ms-dos (old-style) executable-file header contains four distinct parts: a collection of header information (such as the signature word, the file size, and so on), a reserved section, a pointer to a windows header (if one exists), and a stub program. the following illustration shows the ms-dos executable-file header: if the word value at offset 18h is 40h or greater, the word value at 3ch is typically an offset to a windows header. applications must verify this for each executable-file header being tested, because a few applications have a different header style. ms-dos uses the stub program to display a message if windows has not been loaded when the user attempts to run a program. for more information about the ms-dos executable-file header, see the microsoft ms-dos programmer's reference (redmond, washington: microsoft press, 1991). windows header the windows (new-style) executable-file header contains information that the loader requires for segmented executable files. this information includes the linker version number, data specified by the linker, data specified by the resource compiler, tables of segment data, tables of resource data, and so on. the following illustration shows the windows executable-file header: the following sections describe the entries in the windows executable-file header. information block the information block in the windows header contains the linker version number, the lengths of various tables that further describe the executable file, the offsets from the beginning of the header to the beginning of these tables, the heap and stack sizes, and so on. the following list summarizes the contents of the header information block (the locations are relative to the beginning of the block): location description 00h specifies the signature word. the low byte contains "n" (4eh) and the high byte contains "e" (45h). 02h specifies the linker version number. 03h specifies the linker revision number. 04h specifies the offset to the entry table (relative to the beginning of the header). 06h specifies the length of the entry table, in bytes. 08h reserved. 0ch specifies flags that describe the contents of the executable file. this value can be one or more of the following bits: bit meaning 0 the linker sets this bit if the executable-file format is singledata. an executable file with this format contains one data segment. this bit is set if the file is a dynamic-link library (dll). 1 the linker sets this bit if the executable-file format is multipledata. an executable file with this format contains multiple data segments. this bit is set if the file is a windows application. if neither bit 0 nor bit 1 is set, the executable-file format is noautodata. an executable file with this format does not contain an automatic data segment. 2 reserved. 3 reserved. 8 reserved. 9 reserved. 11 if this bit is set, the first segment in the executable file contains code that loads the application. 13 if this bit is set, the linker detects errors at link time but still creates an executable file. 14 reserved. 15 if this bit is set, the executable file is a library module. if bit 15 is set, the cs:ip registers point to an initialization procedure called with the value in the ax register equal to the module handle. the initialization procedure must execute a far return to the caller. if the procedure is successful, the value in ax is nonzero. otherwise, the value in ax is zero. the value in the ds register is set to the library's data segment if singledata is set. otherwise, ds is set to the data segment of the application that loads the library. 0eh specifies the automatic data segment number. (0eh is zero if the singledata and multipledata bits are cleared.) 10h specifies the initial size, in bytes, of the local heap. this value is zero if there is no local allocation. 12h specifies the initial size, in bytes, of the stack. this value is zero if the ss register value does not equal the ds register value. 14h specifies the segment:offset value of cs:ip. 18h specifies the segment:offset value of ss:sp. the value specified in ss is an index to the module's segment table. the first entry in the segment table corresponds to segment number 1. if ss addresses the automatic data segment and sp is zero, sp is set to the address obtained by adding the size of the automatic data segment to the size of the stack. 1ch specifies the number of entries in the segment table. 1eh specifies the number of entries in the module-reference table. 20h specifies the number of bytes in the nonresident-name table. 22h specifies a relative offset from the beginning of the windows header to the beginning of the segment table. 24h specifies a relative offset from the beginning of the windows header to the beginning of the resource table. 26h specifies a relative offset from the beginning of the windows header to the beginning of the resident-name table. 28h specifies a relative offset from the beginning of the windows header to the beginning of the module-reference table. 2ah specifies a relative offset from the beginning of the windows header to the beginning of the imported-name table. 2ch specifies a relative offset from the beginning of the file to the beginning of the nonresident-name table. 30h specifies the number of movable entry points. 32h specifies a shift count that is used to align the logical sector. this count is log2 of the segment sector size. it is typically 4, although the default count is 9. (this value corresponds to the /alignment [/a] linker switch. when the linker command line contains /a:16, the shift count is 4. when the linker command line contains /a:512, the shift count is 9.) 34h specifies the number of resource segments. 36h specifies the target operating system, depending on which bits are set: bit meaning 0 operating system format is unknown. 1 reserved. 2 operating system is microsoft windows. 3 reserved. 4 reserved. 37h specifies additional information about the executable file. it can be one or more of the following values: bit meaning 1 if this bit is set, the executable file contains a windows 2.x application that runs in version 3.x protected mode. 2 if this bit is set, the executable file contains a windows 2.x application that supports proportional fonts. 3 if this bit is set, the executable file contains a fast-load area. 38h specifies the offset, in sectors, to the beginning of the fast-load area. (only windows uses this value.) 3ah specifies the length, in sectors, of the fast-load area. (only windows uses this value.) 3ch reserved. 3eh specifies the expected version number for windows. (only windows uses this value.) segment table the segment table contains information that describes each segment in an executable file. this information includes the segment length, segment type, and segment-relocation data. the following list summarizes the values found in the segment table (the locations are relative to the beginning of each entry): location description 00h specifies the offset, in sectors, to the segment data (relative to the beginning of the file). a value of zero means no data exists. 02h specifies the length, in bytes, of the segment, in the file. a value of zero indicates that the segment length is 64k, unless the selector offset is also zero. 04h specifies flags that describe the contents of the executable file. this value can be one or more of the following: bit meaning 0 if this bit is set, the segment is a data segment. otherwise, the segment is a code segment. 1 if this bit is set, the loader has allocated memory for the segment. 2 if this bit is set, the segment is loaded. 3 reserved. 4 if this bit is set, the segment type is movable. otherwise, the segment type is fixed. 5 if this bit is set, the segment type is pure or shareable. otherwise, the segment type is impure or nonshareable. 6 if this bit is set, the segment type is preload. otherwise, the segment type is loadoncall. 7 if this bit is set and the segment is a code segment, the segment type is executeonly. if this bit is set and the segment is a data segment, the segment type is readonly. 8 if this bit is set, the segment contains relocation data. 9 reserved. 10 reserved. 11 reserved. 12 if this bit is set, the segment is discardable. 13 reserved. 14 reserved. 15 reserved. 06h specifies the minimum allocation size of the segment, in bytes. a value of zero indicates that the minimum allocation size is 64k. resource table the resource table describes and identifies the location of each resource in the executable file. the table has the following form: word rscalignshift; typeinfo rsctypes[]; word rscendtypes; byte rscresourcenames[]; byte rscendnames; following are the members in the resource table: rscalignshift specifies the alignment shift count for resource data. when the shift count is used as an exponent of 2, the resulting value specifies the factor, in bytes, for computing the location of a resource in the executable file. rsctypes specifies an array of typeinfo structures containing information about resource types. there must be one typeinfo structure for each type of resource in the executable file. rscendtypes specifies the end of the resource type definitions. this member must be zero. rscresourcenames specifies the names (if any) associated with the resources in this table. each name is stored as consecutive bytes; the first byte specifies the number of characters in the name. rscendnames specifies the end of the resource names and the end of the resource table. this member must be zero. type information the typeinfo structure has the following form: typedef struct _typeinfo { word rttypeid; word rtresourcecount; dword rtreserved; nameinfo rtnameinfo[]; } typeinfo; following are the members in the typeinfo structure: rttypeid specifies the type identifier of the resource. this integer value is either a resource-type value or an offset to a resource-type name. if the high bit in this member is set (0x8000), the value is one of the following resource-type values: value resource type rt_accelerator accelerator table rt_bitmap bitmap rt_cursor cursor rt_dialog dialog box rt_font font component rt_fontdir font directory rt_group_cursor cursor directory rt_group_icon icon directory rt_icon icon rt_menu menu rt_rcdata resource data rt_string string table if the high bit of the value in this member is not set, the value represents an offset, in bytes relative to the beginning of the resource table, to a name in the rscresourcenames member. rtresourcecount specifies the number of resources of this type in the executable file. rtreserved reserved. rtnameinfo specifies an array of nameinfo structures containing information about individual resources. the rtresourcecount member specifies the number of structures in the array. name information the nameinfo structure has the following form: typedef struct _nameinfo { word rnoffset; word rnlength; word rnflags; word rnid; word rnhandle; word rnusage; } nameinfo; following are the members in the nameinfo structure: rnoffset specifies an offset to the contents of the resource data (relative to the beginning of the file). the offset is in terms of alignment units specified by the rscalignshift member at the beginning of the resource table. rnlength specifies the resource length, in bytes. rnflags specifies whether the resource is fixed, preloaded, or shareable. this member can be one or more of the following values: value meaning 0x0010 resource is movable (moveable). otherwise, it is fixed. 0x0020 resource can be shared (pure). 0x0040 resource is preloaded (preload). otherwise, it is loaded on demand. rnid specifies or points to the resource identifier. if the identifier is an integer, the high bit is set (8000h). otherwise, it is an offset to a resource string, relative to the beginning of the resource table. rnhandle reserved. rnusage reserved. resident-name table the resident-name table contains strings that identify exported functions in the executable file. as the name implies, these strings are resident in system memory and are never discarded. the resident-name strings are case-sensitive and are not null-terminated. the following list summarizes the values found in the resident-name table (the locations are relative to the beginning of each entry): location description 00h specifies the length of a string. if there are no more strings in the table, this value is zero. 01h - xxh specifies the resident-name text. this string is case-sensitive and is not null-terminated. xxh + 01h specifies an ordinal number that identifies the string. this number is an index into the entry table. the first string in the resident-name table is the module name. module-reference table the module-reference table contains offsets for module names stored in the imported-name table. each entry in this table is 2 bytes long. imported-name table the imported-name table contains the names of modules that the executable file imports. each entry contains two parts: a single byte that specifies the length of the string and the string itself. the strings in this table are not null-terminated. entry table the entry table contains bundles of entry points from the executable file (the linker generates each bundle). the numbering system for these ordinal values is 1-based--that is, the ordinal value corresponding to the first entry point is 1. the linker generates the densest possible bundles under the restriction that it cannot reorder the entry points. this restriction is necessary because other executable files may refer to entry points within a given bundle by their ordinal values. the entry-table data is organized by bundle, each of which begins with a 2-byte header. the first byte of the header specifies the number of entries in the bundle (a value of 00h designates the end of the table). the second byte specifies whether the corresponding segment is movable or fixed. if the value in this byte is 0ffh, the segment is movable. if the value in this byte is 0feh, the entry does not refer to a segment but refers, instead, to a constant defined within the module. if the value in this byte is neither 0ffh nor 0feh, it is a segment index. for movable segments, each entry consists of 6 bytes and has the following form: location description 00h specifies a byte value. this value can be a combination of the following bits: bit(s) meaning 0 if this bit is set, the entry is exported. 1 if this bit is set, the segment uses a global (shared) data segment. 3-7 if the executable file contains code that performs ring transitions, these bits specify the number of words that compose the stack. at the time of the ring transition, these words must be copied from one ring to the other. 01h specifies an int 3fh instruction. 03h specifies the segment number. 04h specifies the segment offset. for fixed segments, each entry consists of 3 bytes and has the following form: location description 00h specifies a byte value. this value can be a combination of the following bits: bit(s) meaning 0 if this bit is set, the entry is exported. 1 if this bit is set, the entry uses a global (shared) data segment. (this may be set only for singledata library modules.) 3-7 if the executable file contains code that performs ring transitions, these bits specify the number of words that compose the stack. at the time of the ring transition, these words must be copied from one ring to the other. 01h specifies an offset. nonresident-name table the nonresident-name table contains strings that identify exported functions in the executable file. as the name implies, these strings are not always resident in system memory and are discardable. the nonresident-name strings are case-sensitive; they are not null-terminated. the following list summarizes the values found in the nonresident-name table (the specified locations are relative to the beginning of each entry): location description 00h specifies the length, in bytes, of a string. if this byte is 00h, there are no more strings in the table. 01h - xxh specifies the nonresident-name text. this string is case-sensitive and is not null-terminated. xx + 01h specifies an ordinal number that is an index to the entry table. the first name that appears in the nonresident-name table is the module description string (which was specified in the module-definition file). code segments and relocation data code and data segments follow the windows header. some of the code segments may contain calls to functions in other segments and may, therefore, require relocation data to resolve those references. this relocation data is stored in a relocation table that appears immediately after the code or data in the segment. the first 2 bytes in this table specify the number of relocation items the table contains. a relocation item is a collection of bytes specifying the following information: address type (segment only, offset only, segment and offset) relocation type (internal reference, imported ordinal, imported name) segment number or ordinal identifier (for internal references) reference-table index or function ordinal number (for imported ordinals) reference-table index or name-table offset (for imported names) each relocation item contains 8 bytes of data, the first byte of which specifies one of the following relocation-address types: value meaning 0 low byte at the specified offset 2 16-bit selector 3 32-bit pointer 5 16-bit offset 11 48-bit pointer 13 32-bit offset the second byte specifies one of the following relocation types: value meaning 0 internal reference 1 imported ordinal 2 imported name 3 osfixup the third and fourth bytes specify the offset of the relocation item within the segment. if the relocation type is imported ordinal, the fifth and sixth bytes specify an index to a module's reference table and the seventh and eighth bytes specify a function ordinal value. if the relocation type is imported name, the fifth and sixth bytes specify an index to a module's reference table and the seventh and eighth bytes specify an offset to an imported-name table. if the relocation type is internal reference and the segment is fixed, the fifth byte specifies the segment number, the sixth byte is zero, and the seventh and eighth bytes specify an offset to the segment. if the relocation type is internal reference and the segment is movable, the fifth byte specifies 0ffh, the sixth byte is zero; and the seventh and eighth bytes specify an ordinal value found in the segment's entry table. |


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THREE COLORS: WHITE A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1994 Scott Renshaw
Starring: Zbigniew Zamachowski, Julie Delpy, Janusz Gajos. Screenplay: Krzysztof Kieslowski and Krzysztof Piesiewicz. Director: Krzysztof Kieslowski.
Give this to Krzysztof Kieslowski: he's been busy and he hasn't been repeating himself. It is understandable that he announced his retirement from filmmaking at this year's Cannes Film Festival where RED, the third segment of his THREE COLORS trilogy, premiered; three films in two years is enough to burn anyone out. Still, it is a shame to see such a versatile director leave the scene. Last year's BLUE was a marvelous psychological drama; WHITE is an acidic little comedy. WHITE is also somewhat less satisfying than BLUE, well-acted and directed but suffering from basic deficiencies in motivation and characterization.
WHITE tells the story of Karol Karol (Zbigniew Zamachowski), a meek Polish hairdresser living in Paris with his beautiful new wife Dominique (Julie Delpy). As the film opens, Dominique is suing Karol for divorce, on the grounds that he has been unable to consummate their marriage. His bank accounts frozen and thrown out on the street, Karol finds himself reduced to panhandling on the Metro. There he meets Mikolaj (Janusz Gajos), a kindly but depressive bridge player who helps Karol return to Poland. Once back in his homeland, Karol sets out to change his life. Through complicated wheeling and dealing, Karol puts himself in a position of power, from which he will be able to even the score with Dominique.
Kieslowski does a superb job from the outset of establishing that Karol is a man who is, both literally and figuratively, on the receiving end of life's excrement. Humiliated, broke and cuckolded (over the phone, no less, in a scene both hysterical and sad), Karol is a perfect stand-in for anyone who has felt positively overwhelmed by life. Zbigniew Zamachowski gives a delightful physical performance as the rumpled but sympathetic Karol, appearing perpetually bewildered and on the verge of tears. However, he is less successful at conveying Karol's transformation into a slick go-getter. Like many events in WHITE, the change occurs too quickly, and it seems to be presented as an article of faith that this is something that was always within Karol, just requiring the right setting--at least I didn't see it on the screen.
Even more perplexing is Dominique, whose feelings for Karol are believably convoluted but who turns into a bizarre creation by the film's conclusion. There is a surreal quality to the events of WHITE's last fifteen minutes, a quality which sabotages any sense of character. The sequence which theoretically explains this change (featuring an effective use of an all-white screen as an accent) doesn't, at least not as believably as it should. Julie Delpy, like Zamachowski, nails her character in the beginning of the film, but drifts into something unrecognizable by the final scene.
It's unfortunate that the characters are so unfocused, because Kieslowski's exploration of equality is intriguingly multi-faceted. Most obviously, there is Karol's attempt to "get even" with Dominique, an attempt with unexpectedly successful results. However, there is also an examination of post-Communist economics in Poland, and how Karol builds from his luck two-franc piece into a wealthy entrepreneur. As Karol's brother notes, "This is Europe now," as Karol finds he can indeed buy anything. Money serves both as a tool of equality and inequality, allowing Kieslowski to question the benefits of the new world order. WHITE is full of interesting ideas, more than ten average films put together, but they're just not executed all that smoothly. Moments of brilliance shine out in WHITE; others are dulled by chaotic characterizations.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 shades of white: 6.
-- Scott Renshaw Stanford University Office of the General Counsel
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