1. DigitalOcean Meetup Community
Organizer:
Why?:
Besides swag, pizza, and beer, they are super involved in the open source devops community and contribute to core docker libraries. They tend to get really great speakers, the organizer for the NY office is a woman and they host women in tech events and provide venue space for other meetups on this list.
2. Women Who Code NYC
Organizer:
Why?:
This group organizes “tracks” of meetups that run weekly or bi-weekly like front-end study group, algorithms study group, etc. Usually a good place to get some work done with pizza and meet other women usually trying to break into a new field of software engineering. Get on the WWC mailing list as well – LOTS of good links and discount codes for conferences and things. I can forward you this month’s if you want to see.
3. NYC PyLadies
Organizer:
pyladies, Celia La (Lynn Root is also awesome and maintains the pyladies github)
Why?:
Super awesome community, both pyladies and nyc python which are run by the same group of organizers. They put together pygotham every year and if you volunteer and/or speak you can get in for free.
Additional: Next year’s PyCon is in Portland and financial aid applications just opened. I went to the 2014 conference in montreal and it was a BLAST. Not just the talks (which were amazing), but the developer community and volunteering with pyladies was an awesome experience and I highly recommend it. Bonus: if you don’t want to spring for a hotel now you know someone who is a 2hr drive from portland and will probably attend :D
4. GDG-NYC
Organizer:
Nitya Namasimhan
Why?:
If you’ve never been to Google NYC, this is a good meetup to join :) no seriously Nitya is amazing. They run events roughly once a month, from hackathons using new Google SDKs and libraries to in-depth tech talks.
5. Girl Develop It NYC
Organizer:
Aurelia Moser
Why?:
Even though their classes cost money and are during the week and might not be your thing, GDI NYC sends out a weekly email list called “Friday Jobs” which includes, well, job postings but also conference scholarship info as well. They are ALWAYS looking for volunteers and it’s a great way to give back as well :)
Some more groups that aren’t meetup based:
Systers community, mailing list:
Organizer:
Rose Robinson
Why?
Good idea to introduce yourself and what you hope to get out of the group. Lots of very senior women engineers on this extremely well-locked down mailing list (well-enforced code of conduct, etc.). This is a super awesome place to ask those really uncomfortable career questions (e.g. “my lead architect took credit for my work in a meeting”, “when should I ask for a raise and how?”, “am I on a good career trajectory?”, etc.) as well as anything related to being a woman and technology. Also has applications for discount codes, scholarships for F8, I/O, etc.
Women Techmakers:
Organizer:
Natalie Villalobos
Why?:
Besides Natalie just being an awesome human being, this is Google’s outreach effort and honestly it is the only women in tech group that is doing primary research on what kind of support would most benefit women trying to enter the tech space, from being the driving force behind getting more women on stage to speak at I/O to moderating the wtmio slack community and more.
Etsy’s Code as Craft series:
Organizer:
Etsy
Why?:
Their offices are right here in DUMBO, and their talks cover the gamut from cluster deployment to how to hire and manage engineering teams that make shit that works.


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2 A Meta Vote is any vote that directly affects how the simulation is conducted.
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(a) They must be a current member of the Speakership or Moderation Team; or
(b) They must have at least 10 comments within the simulation in the 90 days preceding the announcement of the meta vote; or
(c) They must currently be an MP; or
(d) They must be approved by the Head Moderator.
4 (1) Any member of the simulation may present a petition (hereinafter referred to as a meta petition) to the moderation team bearing the signatures of a number eligible to vote in a meta vote equal to 1/3rd of the seats in the commons, or the approval of the moderation team.
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13 The moderation team consists of the Head Moderator, the Community Administrator, and the Deputy Community Administrators.
14 [Repealed]
15 The position of Head Moderator and position of Community Administrator may not be held by the same person.
16 (1) When the Head Moderator requires a break from Administrative duties, the Community Administrator may exercise the powers and duties of the Head Moderator with the Head Moderator's consent for not longer than 30 days out of the last 90.
(2) If the Head Moderator requires more absences, they must resign and arrange a successor.
17 The moderation team may make rules, policies, or guidelines, subordinate to this Constitution, in the Consolidated Community Rules of Model Canada.
18 The first moderation team under this constitution consists of El_Chapotato as Head Moderator, mrsirofvibe as Community Administrator, and zhantongz as the Deputy Community Administrator.
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(3) This person is referred to as the “Speaker of the House of Commons,” or more simply the "Speaker," in canon.
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(2) Parties may not officially recommend that members sign, or refuse to sign, such a petition.
(3) (a) Upon showing this petition to the Community Administrator, the Community Administrator either must hold a Vote of No Confidence in the Team in question.
(b) A Vote of No Confidence may be submitted in both the Parliament and Community Administrator at the same time, but these would be treated as separate Vote of No Confidences, on separate ballots, happening at the same time.
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(d) Engaging in any behaviour consistently damaging to CMHoC or members thereof in any way; or
(e) Being banned from any subreddit or community part of the International Ban List.
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Drake
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Represents a monomial, a product of powers of variables with non-negative integer exponents.
Note that it does not include the coefficient part of a monomial.
#include <drake/common/symbolic_monomial.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| Monomial ()=default | |
| Constructs a monomial equal to 1. More... | |
| Monomial (std::nullptr_t) | |
| Constructs a default value. More... | |
| Monomial (const std::map< Variable, int > &powers) | |
Constructs a Monomial from powers . More... | |
| Monomial (const Eigen::Ref< const VectorX< Variable >> &vars, const Eigen::Ref< const Eigen::VectorXi > &exponents) | |
Constructs a Monomial from a vector of variables vars and their corresponding integer exponents exponents . More... | |
| Monomial (const Expression &e) | |
| Converts an expression to a monomial if the expression is written as ∏ᵢpow(xᵢ, kᵢ), otherwise throws a runtime error. More... | |
| Monomial (const Variable &var) | |
Constructs a Monomial from var . More... | |
| Monomial (const Variable &var, int exponent) | |
Constructs a Monomial from var and exponent . More... | |
| int | degree (const Variable &v) const |
Returns the degree of this Monomial in a variable v . More... | |
| int | total_degree () const |
| Returns the total degree of this Monomial. More... | |
| Variables | GetVariables () const |
| Returns the set of variables in this monomial. More... | |
| const std::map< Variable, int > & | get_powers () const |
| Returns the internal representation of Monomial, the map from a base (Variable) to its exponent (int). More... | |
| double | Evaluate (const Environment &env) const |
Evaluates under a given environment env . More... | |
| std::pair< double, Monomial > | EvaluatePartial (const Environment &env) const |
Partially evaluates using a given environment env . More... | |
| Expression | ToExpression () const |
| Returns a symbolic expression representing this monomial. More... | |
| bool | operator== (const Monomial &m) const |
Checks if this monomial and m represent the same monomial. More... | |
| bool | operator!= (const Monomial &m) const |
Checks if this monomial and m do not represent the same monomial. More... | |
| Monomial & | operator *= (const Monomial &m) |
Returns this monomial multiplied by m . More... | |
| Monomial & | pow_in_place (int p) |
Returns this monomial raised to p . More... | |
Implements CopyConstructible, CopyAssignable, MoveConstructible, MoveAssignable | |
| Monomial (const Monomial &)=default | |
| Monomial & | operator= (const Monomial &)=default |
| Monomial (Monomial &&)=default | |
| Monomial & | operator= (Monomial &&)=default |
Friends | |
| template<class HashAlgorithm > | |
| void | hash_append (HashAlgorithm &hasher, const Monomial &item) noexcept |
| Implements the hash_append generic hashing concept. More... | |
| std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &out, const Monomial &m) |
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default |
Constructs a monomial equal to 1.
Namely the total degree is zero.
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explicit |
Constructs a default value.
This overload is used by Eigen when EIGEN_INITIALIZE_MATRICES_BY_ZERO is enabled.
Constructs a Monomial from powers
.
| std::logic_error | if powers includes a negative exponent. |
| Monomial | ( | const Eigen::Ref< const VectorX< Variable >> & | vars, |
| const Eigen::Ref< const Eigen::VectorXi > & | exponents | ||
| ) |
Constructs a Monomial from a vector of variables vars
and their corresponding integer exponents exponents
.
For example, Monomial([x, y, z], [2, 0, 1])
constructs a Monomial x²z
.
vars
should be the same as the size of exponents
. | std::logic_error | if exponents includes a negative integer. |
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explicit |
Converts an expression to a monomial if the expression is written as ∏ᵢpow(xᵢ, kᵢ), otherwise throws a runtime error.
| double Evaluate | ( | const Environment & | env | ) | const |
Evaluates under a given environment env
.
| std::out_of_range | exception if there is a variable in this monomial whose assignment is not provided by env . |
| std::pair<double, Monomial> EvaluatePartial | ( | const Environment & | env | ) | const |
Partially evaluates using a given environment env
.
The evaluation result is of type pair<double, Monomial>. The first component (: double) represents the coefficient part while the second component represents the remaining parts of the Monomial which was not evaluated.
Example 1. Evaluate with a fully-specified environment (x³*y²).EvaluatePartial({{x, 2}, {y, 3}}) = (2³ * 3² = 8 * 9 = 72, Monomial{} = 1).
Example 2. Evaluate with a partial environment (x³*y²).EvaluatePartial({{x, 2}}) = (2³ = 8, y²).
| Variables GetVariables | ( | ) | const |
Returns the set of variables in this monomial.
Checks if this monomial and m
do not represent the same monomial.
| bool operator== | ( | const Monomial & | m | ) | const |
Checks if this monomial and m
represent the same monomial.
Two monomials are equal iff they contain the same variable raised to the same exponent.
Returns this monomial raised to p
.
| std::runtime_error | if p is negative. |
| Expression ToExpression | ( | ) | const |
Returns a symbolic expression representing this monomial.
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Implements the hash_append generic hashing concept.
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GeneSeekr
What does it do?
The GeneSeekr is a suite of analyses that detect gene targets in FASTA-formatted files.
How do I use it?
Subject
In the Subject
field, put geneseekr
. Spelling counts, but case sensitivity doesn't.
Description
Required Components
In the Description
field, you must provide the requested analysis type as follows:
analysis=requested_analysis
The GeneSeekr pipeline supports the following analyses (again, spelling counts, but case sensitivity doesn't):
- gdcs - determines the presence of genomically-dispersed conserved sequences in the following genera: Escherichia, Listeria, Salmonella, Vibrio. NOTE: you must provide an additional line:
organism=ORGANISM
- genesippr - custom suite of genes derived from the following genera: Bacillus, Campylobacter, Escherichia, Listeria, Salmonella, Staphylococcus, Vibrio
- mlst - determines multi-locus sequence type for the following genera: Bacillus, Campylobacter, Escherichia, Listeria, Salmonella, Staphylococcus, Vibrio. NOTE: you must provide an additional line:
organism=ORGANISM
- cgmlst - determines core genome multi-locus sequence type for the following genera: Escherichia, Yersinia. NOTE: you must provide an additional line:
organism=ORGANISM
- resfinder - identifies acquired antimicrobial resistance genes
- rmlst - determines ribosomal multi-locus sequence type
- serosippr - calculates the serotype for Escherichia
- sixteens - determines closest 16S match
- virulence - finds virulence genes
- custom (you must attach a FASTA-formatted file of target(s) to the issue)
You must also include a list of SEQIDs one per line.
Optional Components
In order to customise your GeneSeekr analyses, several settings can be optionally modified
- BLAST program. NOTE: GeneSeekr does not check to see if your query or database are the appropriate molecule for the requested program. Additionally, none of the standard analyses currently have protein databases.
- default is
blastn
- You can select one of the following BLAST programs to use:
- blastn - nt query: nt db
- blastp - protein query: protein db
- blastx - translated nt query: protein db
- tblastn - protein query: translated nt db
- tblastx - translated nt query: translated nt db
- modify as follows:
blast=tblastx
- default is
- Minimum cutoff for matches to be included in report.
- default is
70
- modify as follows:
cutoff=80
- default is
- E-value cutoff
- default is
1E-05
- modify as follows:
evalue=1E-10
- default is
- Include alignments in reports
- default is
False
- modify as follows:
align=True
- default is
- Report unique hits only - does not report multiple hits at the same location in a contig. Instead, only the best hit is reported, and the rest are discarded
- default is
False
- modify as follows:
unique=True
- default is
- Include FASTA file output of strain-specific target sequence matches
- default is
False
- modify as follows:
fasta=True
- default is
Example
For example GeneSeekr issues, see issue 14470 (ResFindr), issue 14471 (custom), or issue 27867 (cgMLST).
Interpreting Results
The GeneSeekr automator will upload a file called geneseekr_output.zip
once it has completed. This file will contain all the reports generated for the requested analysis.
How long does it take?
It depends on the analysis requested. The GeneSeekr pipeline should take about a minute to analyze each SEQID requested.
What can go wrong?
- Requested SEQIDs are not available. If we can't find some of the SEQIDs that you request, you will get a warning message informing you of it.
- There was an issue with the requested analysis: either one was not supplied, the was a typo, or you requested a currently-unsupported analysis. An error message detailing the problem will be added to the issue.
- The
custom
analysis requires an attached FASTA-formatted file of gene targets. If the file was not attached, or there was an issue reading the file, an error message detailing the problem will be add to the issue.


'Batman and Robin'
A movie review by Walter Frith
Is it just me or is there something wrong with a hero who has to bow twice in four movies to the villains in first billing? Jack Nicholson got billed first over Michael Keaton in 1989 and now Arnold Schwarzenegger has it over George Clooney.
It took at least five movies before there was a change in who would play James Bond and now we have our third actor in four movies playing Batman. Val Kilmer was nothing more than a totem pole and Michael Keaton was a better Bruce Wayne than he was Batman but Keaton is still the best at both to this point in the series.
 Uma Thurman is Poison Ivy, a woman whose noble efforts as an environmental chemist go awry after a criminal act against her in South America causes her chemicals to work at making her an evil temptress. Both villains are bent on revenge against the system and their motivation is certainly nothing new for the criminal mind.
Simply put, 'Batman and Robin' is one of the worst films of 1997 to this point and has one of the worst screenplays I've ever seen in the history of cinema. Cliche ridden dialogue and incoherent situations are bad enough and on the technical end there is sloppy editing and badly choreographed action sequnces which are repetitive and boring. Uma Thurman does the best job with this awful movie but Arnold Schwarzenegger is laughably bad as Mr. Freeze and you won't buy his attempt at a menacing presence for a second.
Alicia Silverstone is sadly miscast as Batgirl. Her character is a cross between a girl scout and a high school student.  Chris O'Donnell's Robin is more of a spoiled brat than a crime fighter and Clooney's Batman is sorely under written.
The first 'Superman' movie in 1978 was better than the last two Batman movies put together and Tim Burton's clever and visionary style from the first two Batman films is missing and director Joel Schumacher and writer Akiva Goldsman are academic amateurs at best.
Batman is a legendary crime fighting hero and now he is reduced to taking a back seat to light shows, computerized special effects and art direction done with over kill. Doomed from the beginning, 'Batman and Robin' is machine tooled junk.
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I was four years old when the Cuban Missile Crisis was going down. After seeing director Roger Donaldson's "Thirteen Days," I'm glad I was oblivious to the saber rattling.
In a year when "The Contender" represents the current state of politics and the media's obsession with sexual shenanigans, "Thirteen Days" harkens back to the days of true world leaders. In October, 1962, President John F. Kennedy (Bruce Greenwood, "Double Jeopardy") is presented with photographs identifying Russian missile installations being built in Cuba. With his Chiefs of Staff, including extreme Hawk General Curtis LeMay (Kevin Conway, "Two Family House"), bristling for a fight, Kennedy and his brother Robert (Steven Culp, "Nurse Betty") are forced to play an intricate game with the highest of stakes.
David Self's script (1999's "The Haunting") uses Kennedy advisor Kenny O'Donnell (Kevin Costner) as the audience's eyes and ears into the escalating tension at the White House as well as a bridge to family life outside the political arena. As O'Donnell's name isn't widely recognized, we're able to observe the likes of the Kennedy brothers, Robert McNamara, Adlai Stevenson and other notable figures of the era from more common ground. With the exception of the overly broad Boston accent, Costner delivers fine, restrained work here. (Historians may quibble about the extent of O'Donnell's role, but it works for the film). While most may be familiar with the broadstrokes of this event, the script is still rivetting storytelling as the world's future all comes down to human intuition and second guessing.
O'Donnell's closeness to the Kennedy family is immediately established as he jokingly spars with Jackie (an unconvincing Stephanie Romanov) over a White House party guest list. Soon the major players - Robert McNamara (Dylan Baker, "Happiness"), General Maxwell Taylor (Bill Smitrovich), General Curtis LeMay, Dean Rusk (Henry Strozier), General Marshall Carter (Ed Lauter), Lyndon Johnson (Walter Adrian), Dean Acheson (Len Cariou) and Ted Sorensen (Tim Kelleher) are assembled in various configurations debating the course of action. Kennedy clearly doesn't trust his military advisors after the Bay of Pigs, so favors a blockade (to be called a quarantine as a blockade is an act of war). Many of his advisors find this weak. O'Donnell takes it upon himself to contact the men in the trenches flying spying missions over Cuba, to beg them 'not to be shot at' - in other words, not to provide any information about Russian aggression to their commanders. McNamara squares off against the Naval Chief of Staff in the war room, demanding that only the President give orders to fire upon Russian naval vessels.
The uneasiness is also represented for the Russian side, as Kruschev's handwriting is analyzed as 'being under great stress' and O'Donnell reassures a nervous secretary in the Russian Embassy that he's a friend. Pacifist Adlai Stevenson (a terrific turn by Michael Fairman) recreates the famous, televized UN hearing where he accuses the brash then flustered Soviet Ambassador Valerian Zorin of lying about their missile installations.
Meanwhile Helen O'Donnell (Lucinda Jenney, "Remember the Titans") copes with the large O'Donnel brood as her husband intermittently makes his way home for brief time periods at odd hours. The media is held at bay until JFK addresses the nation, then the American public empties stores of supplies and holds its collective breath.
Bruce Greenwood beautifully evokes JFK. Without really looking or sounding like him, Greenwood gets the body language, the mannerisms, the fiery intelligence and the uncertainty of the man. Steven Culp, looking and sounding quite a bit like RFK, absolutely works off of Greenwood to create a portrait of the two brothers.
Director of photography Andrzej Bartkowiak ("Dante's Peak") keeps his camera intimate, occasionally punching up the visuals with shots of US pilots darting through dangerous Cuban skies. Color is gradually bled from the film, letting some scenes play in a bluish black and white that recalls the time setting. Production designer Dennis Washington ("Dante's Peak") did extensive research to recreate JFK's White House. The film is tautly editted by Academy Award winner Conrad Buff ("Titanic").
The film ends on a grace note. As the Kennedys and O'Donnell walk outside the White House walls, we hear the real voice of JFK. The actors pass, each leaving a shadow, the last of which is our 35th President.
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About
Passchek is a python program for searching in Troy Hunt’s pwnedpassword API using the k-anonymity algorithm.
Passchek was inspired by jamesridgway/pwnedpasswords.sh bash script.
Algorithm
- Hash the PASSWORD by SHA1.
- Split hash for 5 char prefix and 35 char suffix.
- Requests Troy Hunt’s pwnedpassword API for the prefix.
- Convert response to the dictionary with suffixes as keys and number of matches as values.
- And finally determine matches for initial PASSWORD by its hash suffix as a key.
Features
- Checks one password or number of passwords.
- Shows a text sentence about compromising or just figures.
- It can be used in shell pipes, it can read stdin.
- It can display the SHA1 password hash in a tuple format (“prefix”, “suffix”) without an Internet request.
- Zero dependencies.
Usage
Usage:
passchek.py [options] [<PASSWORD>]
Arguments:
PASSWORD Provide (password | passwords) as argument or leave blank to provide via stdin or prompt
Options:
-h, --help Shows this help message and exit
-n, --num-only Set output without accompanying text
-p, --pipe For use in shell pipes, read stdin
-s, --sha1 Shows SHA1 hash in tuple ("prefix", "suffix") and exit
-v, --version Shows current version of the program and exit
Security Note
Please note that in case of using PASSWORD as command line argument it will be kept in .bash_history file in raw insecure format. Using via explicit prompt dialog is more secure and preferably.
Usage examples
A) Call passchek without options and arguments, enter ‘qwerty’ as an example password. Please note that when you are typing password via explicit prompt, nothing is displayed on the screen, this is normal and is used for security reasons. After press Enter key you’ll see a sentence in new line with number of matches in the pwnedpassword DB.
$ python3 passchek.py
Enter password:
This password has appeared 3912816 times in data breaches.
B) Call passchek with option ‘-n’ (–num-only) without arguments, enter ‘qwerty’ as an example password. After press Enter key you’ll see a number in new line with matches in the pwnedpassword DB.
$ python3 passchek.py -n
Enter password:
3912816
C) Call passchek with option ‘-s’ (–sha1) without arguments, enter ‘qwerty’ as an example password. After press Enter key you’ll see new line with the password hash in a tuple format (“prefix”, “suffix”).
$ python3 passchek.py -s
Enter password:
('B1B37', '73A05C0ED0176787A4F1574FF0075F7521E')
D) Call passchek with options ‘-ns’ (–num-only –sha1) without arguments, enter ‘qwerty’ as an example password. After press Enter key you’ll see new line with the password hash splited by space ‘prefix suffix’.
$ python3 passchek.py -ns
Enter password:
B1B37 73A05C0ED0176787A4F1574FF0075F7521E
E) Call passchek without options and with argument ‘qwerty’ as an example password. You’ll see a sentence in new line with number of matches in the pwnedpassword DB. Please note that using real password as an argument not recommended, for more details see Security Note.
$ python3 passchek.py qwerty
This password has appeared 3912816 times in data breaches.
F) Call passchek with option ‘-n’ (–num-only) and with arguments ‘qwerty’, ‘ytrewq’, ‘qazwsx’ (these three are very common weak passwords) and ‘jnfjdfksdjfbskjdeuhiseg’ (random typing) as examples passwords. You’ll see numbers in new lines with matches in the pwnedpassword DB. Please don’t forget about Security Note.
$ python3 passchek.py -n qwerty ytrewq qazwsx jnfjdfksdjfbskjdeuhiseg
3912816
33338
505344
0
G) Use passchek with options ‘-np’ (–num-only –pipe) in pipe with cat pass_list.txt
to check all passwords in text file (In this example text file was created as ls .. > pass_list.txt
in the script dir). You’ll see numbers in new lines with matches in the pwnedpassword DB.
$ cat pass_list.txt | python3 passchek.py -np
21
8
0
0
0
0
0
0
457
H) Let’s count a number of compromised passwords in the previous example ‘G’.
$ cat pass_list.txt | python3 passchek.py -np | grep -v '^0' | wc -l
3
So three passwords in our list have been compromised.
I) To determine these three weak passwords we need to know their line numbers in the text file.
$ cat pass_list.txt | python3 passchek.py -np | grep -vn '^0'
1:21
2:8
9:457
J) Now we can get a list of strong passwords just delete lines with compromised.
$ sed -i '1d;2d;9d;' pass_list.txt | python3 passchek.py -np | grep -v '^0' | wc -l
0
So no more weak passwords detected.
Installation
You can simple download one script file passchek.py and use it with python3.
Or try to install by pip.
First check if package exists:
$ python3 -m pip search passchek
Install if package exists:
$ python3 -m pip install --user passchek
Or just:
$ pip3 install passchek
Installation for Windows users
If you are want to use Passchek on Windows, first install Python 3 from https://www.python.org/downloads/windows/.
While installation check at setup master something like Also install pip
to install package manager pip with Python 3:
- Also install pip version …
After Python 3 installation process type cmd.exe in run menu and press Enter to open console window.
Then type in console window:
C:\Users\User> pip install passchek
Try passchek, enter ‘qwerty’ as an example password. Please note that when you are typing password via explicit prompt, nothing is displayed on the screen, this is normal and is used for security reasons.
C:\Users\User> passchek
Enter password:
This password has appeared 3912816 times in data breaches.
Help
For help screen just provide -h
or --help
as a command line option.
Option -v
or --version
shows current version.
Contributing
The main repository if the code is at https://github.com/edyatl/passchek
I’m happy to take from you any patches, pull requests, bug reports, ideas about new functionality and so on.
Thanks
Thanks to Troy Hunt for collecting data and providing API.
Thanks to James Ridgway for pwnedpasswords.sh bash script.
Authors
Yevgeny Dyatlov (@edyatl)


Janelle Monáe Stars in Horror Movie About the 'Antebellum' South
Depicting slavery through the lens of a horror film.
by Isaac RouseFrom the producers of Get Out and Us comes a new horror film starring Janelle Monáe called Antebellum. The film is set to focus on a successful author named Veronica Henley (Monáe) traveling between present-day and the horrifying and titular pre-American Civil War period. She then must uncover the time-traveling mystery before it’s too late.
Although not much is known about this mystery project, it was written and produced by Gerard Bush and Christopher Renz, who are both responsible for highlighting social issues in their work, an example of which can be found in the duo’s JAY-Z’s politically charged “Kill JAY-Z” music video. The footage above also showcases haunting imagery of a plantation and the horrors of slavery. The film is also set to star Marque Richardson II, Jack Huston, Kiersey Clemons, Tongayi Chirisa, and more.
Watch the trailer for Antebellum above, and watch it when it hits theaters April 24, 2020.
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Equivalent to clicking the Add Routing Slip command on the File menu. Adds or Edits the routing slip attached to the current workbook.
Syntax
ROUTING.SLIP(recipients,subject, message, route_num, return_logical, status_logical)
ROUTING.SLIP?(recipients,subject, message, route_num, return_logical, status_logical)
Recipients is the name of the person to whom you want to send the mail. The name should be given as text.
To specify more than one name, give the list of names as an array. For example, ROUTING.SLIP({"John", "Paul", "George", "Ringo"}) would send the active workbook to the four names in the array. You can also refer to a range on a sheet or macro sheet that contains a list of names to whom you want the mail to be sent.
Specifying recipients while a routing is in progress only modifies the non-grayed recipients (that is, those recipients who have not received the message yet). Recipients who have already received, reviewed and forwarded the routed workbook cannot be modified.
Subject is a text string containing the subject text used for the mail messages used to route the workbook. If omitted, the default subject line is "Routing: name", where name is the file name or title as displayed in the Summary Info dialog box, if available.
Message is a text string containing the body text used for the mail messages used to route the workbook.
Route_num is a number indicating the type of routing method.
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Return_logical is a logical value which, if TRUE or omitted, indicates that the routing should be returned to the originator when the routing is complete. If FALSE, the routing will end with the last recipient in the To list box in the Routing Slip Dialog box.
Status_logical is a logical value corresponding to the Track Status check box in the Routing Slip dialog box. If TRUE or omitted, status tracking messages for the routing are sent. FALSE means that no status tracking is performed.
Remarks
If this function is used on a workbook that is already being routed, the route_num, status_logical and return_logical arguments are ignored (they cannot be changed).
When arguments are omitted and a routing slip already exists, the omitted arguments are replaced by the current values of the routing slip.
Related Functions
ROUTE.DOCUMENT Routes the workbook using the defined routing slip information
SEND.MAIL Sends the active workbook using email
Return to index


LEAD_VARIANCE
returns the difference between values for the current time period and the offset period.
The same data type as the value expression
LEAD_VARIANCE (lead_args) OVER (lead_clause)
lead_args::=
expression, offset [, {default_expression | CLOSEST} ]
lead_clause::=
[ {DIMENSION dimension_id | HIERARCHY hierarchy_id} ] [ [BY] { LEVEL | PARENT | GREGORIAN {YEAR | QUARTER | MONTH | WEEK | DAY} | ANCESTOR AT { DIMENSION LEVEL dim_level_id | HIERARCHY LEVEL hier_level_id } } [POSITION FROM {BEGINNING | END}] ]
A dimensional expression whose values you want to calculate.
A numeric expression for the number of periods to count forward from the current time period.
The value returned when offset
does not identify a valid period. This clause is either an expression of any data type or the CLOSEST
keyword for the closest match. The closest match is the first member when counting forward.
The Time dimension over which the lead is calculated.
The hierarchy over which the lead is calculated. Otherwise, the default hierarchy for dimension_id
is used.
The name of a level of dimension_id
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The name of a level of hierarchy_id
.
The BY subclause identifies the range of time periods used when counting the offset. Following are descriptions of the keywords:
| Offset Unit | Description |
|---|---|
LEVEL |
The member at the same level offset periods after the current member. (Default) |
PARENT |
The member at the same level with the same parent offset periods after the current member. |
GREGORIAN YEAR |
The period at the same level with a start date exactly offset years after the start date of the current period. |
GREGORIAN QUARTER |
The period at the same level with a start date exactly offset quarters after the start date of the current period. |
GREGORIAN MONTH |
The period at the same level with a start date exactly offset months after the start date of the current period. |
GREGORIAN WEEK |
The period at the same level with a start date exactly offset weeks after the start date of the current period. |
GREGORIAN DAY |
The period at the same level with a start date exactly offset days after the start date of the current period. |
ANCESTOR |
The period at the same level as the current period and whose ancestor is offset positions after the ancestor of the current period. |
This calculation returns the difference between the current value and the value of the next time period based on calendar quarter. The sample output from this calculation appears in the Difference column.
LEAD_VARIANCE (GLOBAL.UNITS_CUBE.UNITS, 1, CLOSEST) OVER (DIMENSION GLOBAL.TIME BY ANCESTOR AT DIMENSION LEVEL GLOBAL.TIME.CALENDAR_QUARTER)
This calculation generates the data in the Percent column.
| Time | Parent | Units | Next Qtr | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
2005 |
TOTAL | 565718 | -- | -- |
Q1-05 |
CY2005 | 143607 | 138096 | 5511 |
Q2-05 |
CY2005 | 138096 | 138953 | -857 |
Q3-05 |
CY2005 | 138953 | 145062 | -6109 |
Q4-05 |
CY2005 | 145062 | 146819 | -1757 |
Jan-05 |
CY2005.Q1 | 50098 | 40223 | 9875 |
Feb-05 |
CY2005.Q1 | 43990 | 45477 | -1487 |
Mar-05 |
CY2005.Q1 | 49519 | 52396 | -2877 |
Apr-05 |
CY2005.Q2 | 40223 | 45595 | -5372 |
May-05 |
CY2005.Q2 | 45477 | 46882 | -1405 |
Jun-05 |
CY2005.Q2 | 52396 | 46476 | 5920 |
Jul-05 |
CY2005.Q3 | 45595 | 47476 | -1881 |
Aug-05 |
CY2005.Q3 | 46882 | 47496 | -614 |
Sep-05 |
CY2005.Q3 | 46476 | 50090 | -3614 |
Oct-05 |
CY2005.Q4 | 47476 | 47776 | -300 |
Nov-05 |
CY2005.Q4 | 47496 | 47695 | -199 |
Dec-05 |
CY2005.Q4 | 50090 | 51348 | -1258 |


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Custom credentials in Ansible Tower to store Github private keys
08 Jun 2019This post shows you how to add a custom credential in Ansible Tower, that stores SSH private keys. I won’t dive into what custom credentials are and how to get started with them because it is brilliantly covered in this “Inside Playbook” https://www.ansible.com/blog/ansible-Tower-feature-spotlight-custom-credentials by @bill_nottingham
My use case
One of the roles in my playbook involves cloning a private git repo. For this, I use the Ansible git module. Since this is a private repo, I cannot use the https URL, since doing so, my playbook will always require human input. Running the following playbook:
---
- name: DEMO AN INTERACTIVE PRIVATE KEY
hosts: localhost
gather_facts: no
tasks:
- name: CLONE THE GIT REPO
git:
repo: https://github.com/termlen0/test_repo.git
dest: /tmp/my_test_repo
…will result in the following output:
[ec2-user@ip-10-0-0-194 tmp]$ ansible-playbook demo_interactive_private_key.yml
[WARNING]: provided hosts list is empty, only localhost is available. Note that the implicit localhost does not
match 'all'
PLAY [DEMO AN INTERACTIVE PRIVATE KEY] *****************************************************************************
TASK [CLONE THE GIT REPO] ******************************************************************************************
Username for 'https://github.com':
…where the playbook is waiting on my interactive response
Solving using a SSH key pair
This situation is easily remedied by switching from the https to a ssh url and then using the SSH key pair registered with github.
---
- name: DEMO AN INTERACTIVE PRIVATE KEY
hosts: localhost
gather_facts: no
tasks:
- name: CLONE THE GIT REPO
git:
repo: git@github.com:termlen0/test_repo.git
dest: /tmp/my_test_repo
key_file: ./my_private_key
Moving this solution to Ansible Tower
To move this playbook to my central Tower server, I need to take a different approach because I don’t want my private key to be on the Tower file system. One option is to define a custom credential and supply my private key through this credential. Custom credentials come in handy when you want to inject sensitive data as extra vars or environment variables into your playbook (exhaustive details here)
Let’s dive right into it. The work flow I use is as follows:
1. First we create a new credential type
2. Then, add new credential(s) using this custom credential
3. Invoke the credential from the job template
1. Create a new credential type
As a Tower admin, you can create a custom credential by clicking on ADMINISTRATION> Credential Types
Here, I’ve created a new credential type and I’ve named it PRIVATE KEY CRED. Custom credentials are defined using 2 components :
1. Input Configuration
2. Injector Configuration
Simply put, the input configuration is where you will define the characteristics/attributes of the custom credential you are defining. In my case:
fields:
- id: my_private_key
type: string
label: private_key
secret: true
multiline: true
The secret: true
will make sure that the data stored in this credential will be encrypted at rest and multiline: true
will accommodate for private keys, which typically contain multiple lines.
The Injector Configuration section, is how the data contained in the custom credential will be injected into our playbook. Let’s break this down for my example:
file:
template.my_key: "{{ my_private_key }}"
extra_vars:
secret_key: "{{ tower.filename.my_key }}"
The file
parameter tells us that the string data of the my_private_key
custom credential id will be stored as a temporary file. The template.my_key
is how Tower will reference this file, using the identifier my_key
. So now, at this point the data collected from the input field is going to be stored as a temporary file that Tower can reference using my_key
.
The next part is extra_vars
. Here, I am configuring the injector to pass the data into the playbook as an extra var. The extra var name is secret_key
and the value of this variable will be the temporary file referenced by Tower as my_key
. This will be clear further down when we debug this variable within our playbook.
In other words tower.filename is not user defined, whereas my_key is.
Ok, now onto using this brand new custom credential that we just created!
2. Add new credentials
This step should look familiar to Tower/AWX users. Create a new credential by choosing the RESOURCES > Credentials option from the sidebar:
After saving the private key is encrypted and stored securely on Tower.
Repeat this step for as many users as needed that will be using the github repo.
3. Invoke the custom credential from the job template
This step is where it all comes together. So first, let’s update our playbook so that we can take advantage of the custom credential that’s being injected as an extra var:
---
- name: DEMO AN INTERACTIVE PRIVATE KEY
hosts: localhost
gather_facts: no
tasks:
- name: DISPLAY THE INJECTED EXTRA VAR
debug:
var: secret_key
- name: CLONE THE GIT REPO
git:
repo: git@github.com:termlen0/test_repo.git
dest: /tmp/my_test_repo
key_file: "{{ secret_key }}"
delegate_to: localhost
Recall that in step 1, we are injecting the private key as a variable named secret_key
Great, now let’s add a job template that ties this playbook and our custom credential together:
Note how I have the credential to be PROMPT ON LAUNCH? For my use case, I’d like others in my org to be able to interact with this private github repo. Selecting the PROMPT ON LAUNCH enables each individual to use their own private ssh key through the custom credentials we discussed above.
When I launch the template, I am prompted to choose a credential type. I choose the custom credential we created PRIVATE KEY CRED. Which then lists the available private keys of this type.
Use the powerful Tower RBAC to restrict who can use which credentials.
Finally, launching the template results in the repo being cloned as expected:
Note the contents of the secret_key variable in the play output. It references the temporary file that the custom credential creates (and deletes after the play execution), containing my private key details.
Conclusion
Hopefully this post helps folks who are trying to figure out how to deal with SSH keys and Github connectivity. Please let me know if you have questions through the comments/social media.
If you have solved this in Tower using a different method, I’d love to hear how you did it as well.


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Standing Rock, Nd
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Standing Rock is an Indian Reservation located in North and South Dakota in the United States. Together with the Hunkpapa and Sihasapa bands, the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe is part of what was known as the Great Sioux Nation. In the 1960s, the Army Corps of Engineers and the Bureau of Reclamation built five large dams on the Missouri River, and implemented the Pick–Sloan Missouri Basin Program, forcing Native Americans to relocate from large areas to be flooded behind the dams. These dams were for flood control and hydroelectric power generation in the region. More than 200,000 acres on the Standing Rock Reservation and the Cheyenne River Reservation in South Dakota were flooded by the Oahe Dam alone.
As of 2015, poverty remains a problem for the displaced populations in the Dakotas.(add income source from Jenn) They have sought compensation for their towns submerged under Lake Oahe, and the loss of traditional ways of life.
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Standing Rock
The pipeline is to be built by Texas-based Energy Transfer Partners and is designed to transport as many as 570,000 barrels of crude oil daily from North Dakota to Illinois. The pipeline would be a key conduit connecting oil wells in the state's Bakken Shale, where the development of fracking has opened billions of gallons of new oil to recovery, to other valuable consumer markets, including the Gulf Coast, Midwest and East Coast. The nearly $4 billion project was first proposed in 2014 with an anticipated completion of this year.
The Dakota Access Pipeline has drawn parallels to the Keystone XL pipeline. Opposition to that project, which Obama eventually rejected, became a litmus test in the eyes of some activists for public officials to show their commitment to addressing environmental issues. But at the same time significant differences remain. Perhaps most importantly, Keystone crossed into Canada, making it an international issue that gave authority over its final approval to the State Department. The federal government has the authority over the Dakota Access Pipeline because it crosses interstate waterways. Stopping the project would be heavier lift for any administration.
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The Sacred Stone Camp: it has been protesting the Dakota Access pipeline since April. The location plays an major role of the protect. In August, it grew dramatically in scope.
The Oceti Sakowin Camp: a historic gathering of tribes, allies and people from all walks of life standing in solidarity to halt the Dakota Access Pipeline. The encampment provided the world a stage for environmental awareness and will act as a future indigenous meeting center.
Frontline Camp: Water Protectors Erected New Frontline Camp Directly in Path of Dakota Access Pipeline
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When people check-in at #Standing rock,ND,
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How people use social media geo-tag to show their support.
Location is not only where you are,
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Created by Yuanyuan Tian, Yingqi Tang, Majid @ Oregon State University


TGRecognizerDelegate
@protocol TGRecognizerDelegate <NSObject>
The TGGestureDelegate
protocol can be implemented to receive gesture events from the map view. The map view will
first check whether a gestureDelegate is set, then check whether it responds to any shouldRecognize*
method:
If the delegate responds to
shouldRecognize*
, the map view only performs its default handling of the gesture ifshouldRecognize*
returnsYES
.If the delegate doesn’t respond to
shouldRecognize*
, the map view performs its default handling of the gesture.
Finally, if the delegate implements didRecognize*
then the map view calls this method after the gesture is handled.
Note
These methods are all optional. All the screen positions in this interface are in logical pixels or drawing coordinate system (based on aUIKit
coordinate system) which is independent of the phone pixel density.
Refer to the
Apple documentation regarding Coordinate Systems and Drawing in iOS for more informations.
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Whether the map view should handle a single tap gesture.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (BOOL)mapView:(TGMapView *)view recognizer:(UIGestureRecognizer *)recognizer shouldRecognizeSingleTapGesture:(CGPoint)location;
Swift
optional func mapView(_ view: TGMapView!, recognizer: UIGestureRecognizer!, shouldRecognizeSingleTapGesture location: CGPoint) -> Bool
Parameters
view
The map view instance.
recognizer
The
UIGestureRecognizer
that recognized the gesture.location
The location of the recognized gesture in the view.
Return Value
YES
if the map view should handle this gesture, otherwiseNO
. -
Whether the map view should handle a double tap gesture.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (BOOL)mapView:(TGMapView *)view recognizer:(UIGestureRecognizer *)recognizer shouldRecognizeDoubleTapGesture:(CGPoint)location;
Swift
optional func mapView(_ view: TGMapView!, recognizer: UIGestureRecognizer!, shouldRecognizeDoubleTapGesture location: CGPoint) -> Bool
Parameters
view
The map view instance.
recognizer
The
UIGestureRecognizer
that recognized the gesture.location
The location of the recognized gesture in the view.
Return Value
YES
if the map view should handle this gesture, otherwiseNO
. -
Whether the map view should handle a long press gesture.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (BOOL)mapView:(TGMapView *)view recognizer:(UIGestureRecognizer *)recognizer shouldRecognizeLongPressGesture:(CGPoint)location;
Swift
optional func mapView(_ view: TGMapView!, recognizer: UIGestureRecognizer!, shouldRecognizeLongPressGesture location: CGPoint) -> Bool
Parameters
view
The map view instance.
recognizer
The
UIGestureRecognizer
that recognized the gesture.location
The location of the recognized gesture in the view.
Return Value
YES
if the map view should handle this gesture, otherwiseNO
. -
Whether the map view should handle a pan gesture.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (BOOL)mapView:(TGMapView *)view recognizer:(UIGestureRecognizer *)recognizer shouldRecognizePanGesture:(CGPoint)displacement;
Swift
optional func mapView(_ view: TGMapView!, recognizer: UIGestureRecognizer!, shouldRecognizePanGesture displacement: CGPoint) -> Bool
Parameters
view
The map view instance.
recognizer
The
UIGestureRecognizer
that recognized the gesture.displacement
The displacement of the recognized gesture in the view.
Return Value
YES
if the map view should handle this gesture, otherwiseNO
. -
Whether the map view should handle a pinch gesture.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (BOOL)mapView:(TGMapView *)view recognizer:(UIGestureRecognizer *)recognizer shouldRecognizePinchGesture:(CGPoint)location;
Swift
optional func mapView(_ view: TGMapView!, recognizer: UIGestureRecognizer!, shouldRecognizePinchGesture location: CGPoint) -> Bool
Parameters
view
The map view instance.
recognizer
The
UIGestureRecognizer
that recognized the gesture.location
The position of the recognized gesture in the view.
Return Value
YES
if the map view should handle this gesture, otherwiseNO
. -
Whether the map view should handle a rotation gesture.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (BOOL)mapView:(TGMapView *)view recognizer:(UIGestureRecognizer *)recognizer shouldRecognizeRotationGesture:(CGPoint)location;
Swift
optional func mapView(_ view: TGMapView!, recognizer: UIGestureRecognizer!, shouldRecognizeRotationGesture location: CGPoint) -> Bool
Parameters
view
The map view instance.
recognizer
The
UIGestureRecognizer
that recognized the gesture.location
The position of the recognized gesture in the view.
Return Value
YES
if the map view should handle this gesture, otherwiseNO
. -
Whether the map view should handle a shove gesture.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (BOOL)mapView:(TGMapView *)view recognizer:(UIGestureRecognizer *)recognizer shouldRecognizeShoveGesture:(CGPoint)displacement;
Swift
optional func mapView(_ view: TGMapView!, recognizer: UIGestureRecognizer!, shouldRecognizeShoveGesture displacement: CGPoint) -> Bool
Parameters
view
The map view instance.
recognizer
The
UIGestureRecognizer
that recognized the gesture.displacement
The displacement of the recognized gesture in the view.
Return Value
YES
if the map view should handle this gesture, otherwiseNO
. -
If implemented, the returned value will be the focus for the rotation gesture.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (CGPoint)rotationFocus:(TGMapView *)view recognizer:(UIGestureRecognizer *)recognizer;
Swift
optional func rotationFocus(_ view: TGMapView!, recognizer: UIGestureRecognizer!) -> CGPoint
Parameters
view
The map view instance.
recognizer
The
UIGestureRecognizer
that recognized the gesture.Return Value
The screen position the rotation gesture should focus to.
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If implemented, the returned value will be the focus for the pinch gesture.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (CGPoint)pinchFocus:(TGMapView *)view recognizer:(UIGestureRecognizer *)recognizer;
Swift
optional func pinchFocus(_ view: TGMapView!, recognizer: UIGestureRecognizer!) -> CGPoint
Parameters
view
The map view instance.
recognizer
The
UIGestureRecognizer
that recognized the gesture.Return Value
The screen position the pinch gesture should focus to.
-
Called when the map view just handled a single tap gesture.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)mapView:(TGMapView *)view recognizer:(UIGestureRecognizer *)recognizer didRecognizeSingleTapGesture:(CGPoint)location;
Swift
optional func mapView(_ view: TGMapView!, recognizer: UIGestureRecognizer!, didRecognizeSingleTapGesture location: CGPoint)
Parameters
view
The map view instance.
recognizer
The
UIGestureRecognizer
the recognized the gesture.location
The position of the recognized gesture in the view.
-
Called when the map view just handled a single double tap gesture.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)mapView:(TGMapView *)view recognizer:(UIGestureRecognizer *)recognizer didRecognizeDoubleTapGesture:(CGPoint)location;
Swift
optional func mapView(_ view: TGMapView!, recognizer: UIGestureRecognizer!, didRecognizeDoubleTapGesture location: CGPoint)
Parameters
view
The map view instance.
recognizer
The
UIGestureRecognizer
the recognized the gesture.location
The position of the recognized gesture in the view.
-
Called when the map view just handled a long press gesture.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)mapView:(TGMapView *)view recognizer:(UIGestureRecognizer *)recognizer didRecognizeLongPressGesture:(CGPoint)location;
Swift
optional func mapView(_ view: TGMapView!, recognizer: UIGestureRecognizer!, didRecognizeLongPressGesture location: CGPoint)
Parameters
view
The map view instance.
recognizer
The
UIGestureRecognizer
the recognized the gesture.location
The position of the recognized gesture in the view.
-
Called when the map view just handled a pan gesture.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)mapView:(TGMapView *)view recognizer:(UIGestureRecognizer *)recognizer didRecognizePanGesture:(CGPoint)displacement;
Swift
optional func mapView(_ view: TGMapView!, recognizer: UIGestureRecognizer!, didRecognizePanGesture displacement: CGPoint)
Parameters
view
The map view instance.
recognizer
The
UIGestureRecognizer
the recognized the gesture.displacement
The displacement of the recognized gesture in the view.
-
Called when the map view just handled a pinch gesture.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)mapView:(TGMapView *)view recognizer:(UIGestureRecognizer *)recognizer didRecognizePinchGesture:(CGPoint)location;
Swift
optional func mapView(_ view: TGMapView!, recognizer: UIGestureRecognizer!, didRecognizePinchGesture location: CGPoint)
Parameters
view
The map view instance.
recognizer
The
UIGestureRecognizer
the recognized the gesture.location
The position of the recognized gesture in the view.
-
Called when the map view just handled a rotation gesture.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)mapView:(TGMapView *)view recognizer:(UIGestureRecognizer *)recognizer didRecognizeRotationGesture:(CGPoint)location;
Swift
optional func mapView(_ view: TGMapView!, recognizer: UIGestureRecognizer!, didRecognizeRotationGesture location: CGPoint)
Parameters
view
The map view instance.
recognizer
The
UIGestureRecognizer
the recognized the gesture.location
The position of the recognized gesture in the view.
-
Called when the map view just handled a shove gesture.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)mapView:(TGMapView *)view recognizer:(UIGestureRecognizer *)recognizer didRecognizeShoveGesture:(CGPoint)displacement;
Swift
optional func mapView(_ view: TGMapView!, recognizer: UIGestureRecognizer!, didRecognizeShoveGesture displacement: CGPoint)
Parameters
view
The map view instance.
recognizer
The
UIGestureRecognizer
the recognized the gesture.displacement
The displacement of the recognized gesture in the view.


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Code best practices
Design principles
Content guidelines
2. Our Style Guide
Establish AMA-specific best practices for UX (examples, etc.)
Document guiding principles for design
Abstract design outside of web (sites, print, apps)
Document history of decisions related to UX and visual design components
2. Our Style Guide
Establish canon
Create a product tool for vendors
Bonus - Drupal 8 integration (?!)
Our Style Guide
MVP - Minimum Viable Product
We need to prove to stakeholders that continuing to work on this will be valuable.
We are also going to test the validity of our ideas for the project.
Megh Plunkett @ Palantir
Ashley Cyborski @ Palantir
Avi Schwab @ Palantir
Andy Matkovich @ AMA
Nicold Ologundudu @ AMA
With support from: Ann, Sangita, Robert
Demos!
Successes & Challenges
Successes
Concise code
Reveal gaps in UX/requirements from VSA - allows us to ID things that we need to simplify
Retrospectives, sprint planning, keeping up good rhythm
Pair code review is helpful
Challenges
Naming things is hard
Typography hellscape
Defining atoms
Setting the precedent is scary
Iterating on the precedent - choosing to table decisions with the knowledge
Discerning requirements from implmenetation realities (is this bad because VSA gave us weird requirements, the requirements changed, vendors made it weird, we made it weird, etc.?)


What is JavaScript?
JavaScript is a dynamic, interpreted and dynamic, interpreted
It's part of pretty much any page you visit in the web as it's the only "thing" in web development that allows you (= the developer) to change something on the page at runtime. Basically everytime something opens, closes, moves or changes on a webpage, JavaScript will be involved.
There also a lot of webpages which are almost entirely powered by JavaScript (i.e. where a lot of the rendering work happens in the browser) - those pages typically use frameworks like Angular, but that's a topic we'll cover later in the course. :-)


Darts: Ross Montgomery's emotional title win at the Czech Open
The Greenhills ace won his first trophy in two years in Prague
by Paul Thomson, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/paul-thomson/Ross ‘The Boss’ Montgomery landed his first darts title in two years on Saturday with victory at the Czech Open.
The 57-year-old, from Greenhills, told the East Kilbride News earlier this month he had returned to the sport after an enforced absence due to his wife’s ill-health.
But with wife Dorothy now recovered and cheering him on in Prague, The Boss was in top form as he defeated Irishman Keane Barry 6-5 to claim his first BDO title since winning the British Open in 2017.
Montgomery told the News: “It’s been a wee while since my last title, but it’s great to have that winning feeling again and share it with Dorothy.
“With everything that’s happened, darts has come second so it was great to have Dorothy with me in Prague.
“She was definitely a calming influence and helped me focus on my game.
“If you think too much about it, you make the game too difficult, but everything just fell into place for me. The Czech Open is one I haven’t won before so this is another title to add to the collection.”
The Boss now has 19 career trophies to his name and he had to fight hard for his latest one against 17-year-old Barry.
He added: “Keane is only 17, but he is a tremendous talent. He’s the current PDC World Youth champion, a credit to his family the way he conducts himself on stage and I’m sure he’ll go far.
“He was hitting all his doubles and I knew I couldn’t afford to give him chances because he’s so talented.
“I was 5-3 up and he got it back to 5-5 before I saw it out on my own throw. I had been practicing really hard the past week and, thankfully, it paid off.”
With the BDO World Championships in London on the horizon in January, Montgomery now heads to Italy for the Italian Grand Masters and the Italian Open, both being played this weekend.
“These are the last major tournaments before the World Championships, so I’ll try and go into them with the same attitude to keep me in good shape for that,” said the Scotland international.
“Hopefully I’m hitting form at a good time and this will give me some momentum to take into the World Championships.”


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BEAVIS AND BUTT-HEAD DO AMERICA
A film review by Walter Frith
Copyright 1996 Walter Frith
The teenaged no brainer duo of Beavis and Butthead are not for all tastes but they're kind of like Wayne Campbell and Garth Algar a.k.a. 'Wayne's World' in the fact that once you get to know them they grow on you and are definitely an acquired taste. I would describe 'Beavis and Butthead Do America' as one of my guilty pleasures and I have no problem admitting this because I actually admire in many ways the message that their creator Mike Judge is sending out. He has obviously fashioned these characters after the real life situations many teenagers become involved in namely ignorance, sexual curiosity and just being naive of the world around them. Some clever visions are realized by Judge who serves as this film's director and the sub text of his movie is to be realized as an underlying message of recognition for young people in these situations everyday throughout the world. Judge of course takes it one step further for the purposes of entertainment and makes the plot of 'Beavis and Butthead Do America' one in which the comic duo become involved with an estranged couple of involved in crime (voiced by Bruce Willis and Demi Moore) who have murder and espionage on their minds. B+B quickly become the two most wanted men in America by federal law enforcement agents and they float through the situation unknowingly all the while hoping to finally lose their virginity. It will be an outrageous and intolerable film for many to accept especially those over the age of 25 but if you go with what it's intended to be you will be entertained and its crude and sometimes vile presentation is a sign of the times for the 1990's in the way 'The Simpsons' and 'Ren and Stimpy' are.
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verint-systems
Businessmodel of Verint Systems
Customer Segments
Verint Systems has a niche market business model, with a specialized customer segment. The company targets its offerings at any firm that seek analytics software, but its solutions are primarily used by law enforcement and government agencies.
In 2015 one-third of its revenues were generated from contracts with local, regional, and national agencies around the world.
Value Proposition
Verint Systems offers four primary value propositions: accessibility, innovation, performance, and brand/status.
The company creates accessibility by offering a wide variety of options. It has acquired numerous firms over the past decade, including MultiVision Intelligent Surveillance Limited, a provider of networked video security solutions; CM Insight Limited, a provider of customer management solutions; Mercom Systems, a provider of interaction recording and performance evaluation solutions; ViewLinks Euclipse, a provider of link analysis and data mining software solutions; Witness Systems, a provider of enterprise workforce optimization solutions; and Iontas, a provider of desktop analytics solutions. These additions have enabled it to significantly diversify its portfolio.
The company places a strong emphasis on innovaton. In the past decade it spent over $1.0 billion on R&D, and has 700 patents worldwide. It also maintains the Verint Open Innovation Network, which promotes innovation and collaboration on an industry scale. Firms that are members of the network can use Verint’s patented technologies in their solutions to create enhanced offerings for consuemrs.
The company has demonstrated strong performance through tangible results. High-profile examples of positive outcomes for specific clients include the following:
- New York Life implemented Verint Workforce Optimization, resulting in a 24% drop in attrition, higher first-call resolution, and a percentage point increase in customer satisfaction
- Elavon utilized Verint Quality Monitoring with Speech Analytics, resulting in the saving of nearly 600 accounts worth about $1.7 million in revenue within the first three months
- Technology Services Industry Association (TSIA) used Verint Enterprise Feedback Management, resulting in a more than 150% increase in completed customer survey responses
- VSP Vision Care used Verint Workforce Optimization, resulting in reduced call handle time, increased customer satisfaction ratings, and savings of $3 million in the first year alone
- Securitas Direct used Verint Speech Analytics to improve its understanding of client perceptions and improve the customer experience, resulting in a 100% ROI in a single year The company has established a strong brand due to success. It generates over $1 billion in annual revenues and has over 5,000 employees globally. It serves over 10,000 organizations in 180 countries, including more than 80% of the Fortune 100. Lastly, it has won many honors, including the 2016 CRM Excellence Award, the 2016 CEO World Award in the “New Products, Upgrades, and Innovations” category, and recognition as CRM Magazine’s Service Winner for nine years in a row.
Channels
Verint System’s main channels are its direct sales team and its indirect channels, which include distributors, value-added resellers, systems integrators, and original equipment manufacturer partners.
Indirect channels account for approximately half of its overall sales. The company promotes its offering through its social media pages and seminars, forums, symposiums, summits, expos, and conferences.
Customer Relationships
Verint System’s customer relationship is primarily of a personal assistance nature. The company assists customers in the following ways:
- Support Services – The company offers a wide range of maintenance support plans that include phone, online, and email access to technical personnel up to 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Depending on level, plans also offer upgrades when and if available and on-site repair/replacement.
- Implementation/Training Services – The company utilizes service organizations, authorized partners, and resellers to assist in implementing customers’ systems. Specific services include project management, system installation, and commissioning. It also offers training programs for its solutions that are provided at public training centers and on the client’s site. Lastly, it offers certification programs that enable students to sell, install, and support its solutions.
- Consulting/Managed Services – The company provides management consulting services that include
business strategy, process excellence, performance management, and project/program management components.
Despite this orientation, there is a self-service component. The company enables customers to participate in its training program online in a self-paced format. Furthermore, its website features a “Resources” section that includes data sheets, eBooks, infographics, and videos.
Key Activities
Verint’s business model entails designing and developing its software for customers, and manufacturing products where necessary. Its internal manufacturing operations primarily involve installing its software on externally purchased hardware components, assembly, repair, and testing.
Key Partners
While having its own manufacturing operation, Verint also utilizes manufacturing subcontractors to supply specific proprietary hardware components and produce, assemble, and deliver certain hardware products and solutions. In addition, the company relies on third parties such as hosting providers and other cloud-based service providers to deliver certain services to its customers.
The company maintains two formal partnership programs:
Customer Engagement Optimization Partners – Firms that work with the company to deliver solutions for contact center/back-office/branch operations, trading floors, and public safety organizations. They include the following:
- Channel sales partners that sell Verint’s products to their customers
- OEM partners that bundle Verint‘s workforce optimization solutions with sales of their converged communication infrastructure hardware solutions
- Hardware and technology alliance partners that integrate Verint’s solutions with theirs for streamlined deployment, added functionality, and more seamless operation Specific partners include TimeTrade, Avaya, and Unify.
Cyber Intelligence Partners – Firms that add extra value to Verint solutions. They include system integrators and distribution partners that deploy and support Verint networked IP video solutions across a wide range of operating environments. Specific partners include Dell and EMC.
Partners receive a wide variety of benefits, including access to resources such as brochures, data sheets, and product video clips; training certifications; and access to the Partner Portal.
Key Resources
Verint’s main resources are its human resources, who include the technology employees that design and develop its software, the sales employees that promote it, the training/consulting staff that provide instruction and advisory services, and the customer service employees that provide support. The company maintains manufacturing facilities in the U.S., Germany, Israel, and Cyprus.
Lastly, it places a high priority on intellectual property, with over 700 patents and applications worldwide.
Cost Structure
Verint has a value-driven structure, aiming to provide a premium proposition through significant personal service and frequent product enhancements.
Its biggest cost driver is cost of revenue, a variable expense that includes cost of product and cost of service/support. Other major drivers are in the areas of sales/administration and research/development, both fixed costs.
Revenue Streams
Verint has two revenue streams:
- Product Revenues – Revenues generated from the sale of hardware products (including software that works with the hardware to deliver the product’s functionality) and licensing of software products.
- Service and Support Revenues – Revenues generated from installation services, post-contract customer support (PCS), hosting services, project management, SaaS, product warranties, application managed services, business advisory consulting, and training services.


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Samuda condemns fatal shooting of UTech student
Minister with responsibility for Education, Karl Samuda, has extended sadness at the killing of University of Technology (UTech) student, Kyle Patterson.
Patterson was shot and killed while walking on Wentworth Avenue in St Andrew on Monday.
“I would like to extend condolences to his family and friends as well as to the staff and students at UTech during this difficult time. Kyle had a bright future ahead of him. It is tragic that his life has been cut short in this way,” said Samuda.
Samuda condemned the killing and urged anyone with information to cooperate with the police.


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Maharashtra governor comes under focus
by Mrityunjay BoseWith the sudden change in political scenario, the office of Maharashtra governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari, has come under focus.
The way he invited BJP, Shiv Sena and NCP, chose not to invite Congress and implement President's rule and the way it was revoked and Devendra Fadnavis and Ajit Pawar were sworn in, his act has come under question.
The Shiv Sena, NCP and Congress has alleged that Governor's office was misused.
Koshyari, the 77-year-old former BJP leader with deep roots in Sangh, was sworn in as Maharashtra governor on 6 September, days before the 14th Vidhan Sabha polls were announced.
An RSS veteran, Koshyari served as national vice president of BJP and party's 1st state president for Uttarakhand.
He also served as 2nd chief minister of Uttarakhand (formerly Uttaranchal) from 2001-2002 and thereafter, he was the leader of the opposition in the Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly from 2002-2003. He also has been a member of both Houses - serving as an MLA as well as MLC.
He later served as an MP in Rajya Sabha from 2008-2014 from Uttarakhand and then the MP in the 16th Lok Sabha from Nainital-Udhamsingh Nagar constituency.
This has earned him the distinction of being elected in both Houses in state and Parliament.
He has had a successful career as a teacher and journalist. He had worked as a lecturer at Raja Inter College, Raja Ka Rampur, Etah district, Uttar Pradesh for few years. Koshyari is a founder and managing editor of Parvat Piyush, a weekly published from Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand since 1975. He has also published two books, Uttaranchal Pradesh Kyun? and Uttaranchal Sangharsh Evam Samadhan.
He had also been jailed during the Emergency.
 He is a bachelor.


Huawei WS 322
3 Working Modes In 1
Wireless Router: Instead of General large routers to provide high-performance Wi-Fi for families, transform the hotel wired network into the wireless. The new-moon-like product covered by white-jade-like façade is shaped by nature and rekindles the yearning of human returning to the nature. Wireless Range Extender: As a wireless range extender, it can effectively extend exist wireless router's Wi-Fi coverage, to provide full Wi-Fi coverage solutions for the villa-level residential and office a
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When WS322 is working as wireless range extender, it can automatically detect the signal strength of wireless access point (AP), users can select the best installation location according to wireless strength light.
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You just need to press WPS buttons on the device and WS322 to establish the secure wireless connection quickly.
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title: IE Error - Expected identifier, string or number
date: 2007-12-21 15:02:00.000000000 +11:00
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- development
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I spent two days for this error.
Everything works just fine in Firefox.
It doesn't in IE.
When I had found the cause of the problem I remembered how often my mom told me to be attentive.
Compare the Javascript code:
var root = {
name: "hello world",
}
with this one:
var root = {
name: "hello world"
}
See the error?
Can you imagine such a mistake in a large file?

I hope I have learned the lesson.
Comments
regards
Frank
What do you mean sayng Ext2 + eco?
Is Ext2 for ExtJS v2 and eco for (Enterprise Core Objects)?
regards
Frank


lock_set_destroy
Function - Destroy a lock set and its associated locks.
SYNOPSIS
kern_return_t lock_set_destroy (task_t task, lock_set_t lock_set);
PARAMETERS
- task
-
The task associated with the lock set.
- lock_set
- [in send right] The port naming the lock set being destroyed.
DESCRIPTION
The lock_set_destroy function will destroy a lock set and all of its associated locks. Threads that are blocked on locks represented by the destroyed lock set are unblocked and will receive a KERN_LOCK_SET_DESTROYED error message indicating that the lock set was destroyed. The lock_set_destroy function will only succeed if the specified task is associated with the specified lock set.
RETURN VALUES
- KERN_INVALID_ARGUMENT
-
The specified lock set or task is invalid.
- KERN_INVALID_RIGHT
-
The specified task does not own the specified lock set.
- KERN_LOCK_SET_DESTROYED
-
The specified lock set does not exist.
- KERN_SUCCESS
- The lock set was destroyed.
RELATED INFORMATION
Functions: lock_acquire, lock_make_stable, lock_try, lock_handoff, lock_handoff_accept, lock_try, lock_set_create.


Support for HTTPREQ based record updates.
This is now supported under the main API at
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The old experimental endpoints will continue to be supported for a while, but are now just proxies through to the main api.


Do you know this girl ?But i dont know, you can tell me alittle bit about her !
We see the picture in the internet, there is a pretty girl, right ?
We guest that this is optimistic girl !
We see this picture in IG and How do you think about this girl ?
Now, we will share a interesting song !
That is some thing we want to share


July 20th, 2014
Buzzfeed has a straightforward and clean layout for all of the content that is showcased on the site. Buzzfeed is one of favorite sites for it's sheer entertainment value. Basically, no matter your interest, you can find something to explore on this site.
I like that the trending content is off to the right in a sidebar. The main nav bar is showcased at the top. They also do a great job of spacing out the content with the individual divs. With the sidebar, they have a 3 column layout which is pretty common in beautifully laid out websites.
Product Hunt is a very minimal website. It's a straightforward design of the daily hunts and upvote mechanisms.
This is one of my favorite sites, because it's an easy way to view content, particpate by voting, and see others feedback. There is an option to subscribe to the email list, but it's not too distracting. Completely off to the right is the navigation bar - as this is likely the last thing anyone will utilize on this site.
Quora is one of my favorite sites as it has social elements layered in by highlighting my friends response, but it also enables me to continually learn from others or pose my own questions. Similar to Product Hunt, there is a minimalist layout.
A search bar and a bare bones nav bar are at the top so as to not distract from the core of the website. Content is featured in the center and content that is most relevant to me is surfaced. An user can easily sort by their Feeds which is off to the left in a side bar, but isn't too in your face.


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Enter your starting and destination cities for record-keeping purposes. Please follow the placeholder template in the text area below, i.e. "Portland to Seattle, or "Boston to Austin".
Add all flights for this trip, including return flights:


"If you think about Netflix, I don't think there's any disagreement that Netflix would be worse if they had view numbers next to all of the shows, it also causes you to prejudge... [With Youtube] you can't come to it just as a thing to be consumed and taken on its own"