Default Key Bindings
The tables below are a list of the Emacs default key bindings.
The default binding are provided by calling the function default-emacs-init
from your emacsinit.ml file. The default emacsinit.ml shipped with emacs calls default-emacs-init.
This is the same information as displayed by the describe-bindings function.
Special Editing key bindings
| Binding |
Function |
Binding |
Function |
| up |
previous-line |
ctrl-up |
scroll-one-line-up |
| down |
next-line |
ctrl-down |
scroll-one-line-down |
| right |
forward-character |
ctrl-right |
forward-word |
| left |
backward-character |
ctrl-left |
backward-word |
| home |
PC-home-key |
ctrl-home |
beginning-of-file |
| insert |
Toggle replace-mode |
shift-insert |
UI-edit-paste |
| |
ctrl-insert |
UI-edit-copy |
| delete |
delete-next-character |
shift-delete |
PC-edit-cut |
| |
ctrl-delete |
delete-next-word |
| end |
end-of-line |
ctrl-end |
end-of-file |
| page-up |
previous-page |
ctrl-page-up |
beginning-of-window |
| page-down |
next-page |
ctrl-page-down |
end-of-window |
Function Key bindings
| Binding |
Function |
Binding |
Function |
| f1 |
help |
|
Mouse bindings
| Binding |
Function |
Binding |
Function |
| mouse-wheel-pos |
Scroll the buffer down 3 lines at a time |
ctrl-mouse-wheel-pos |
Scroll the buffer up 3 lines at a time |
| mouse-wheel-neg |
Scroll the buffer up 3 lines at a time |
ctrl-mouse-wheel-neg |
Scroll the buffer up 1 page at a time |
Ctrl Key bindings
| Binding |
Function |
Binding |
Function |
| ^@ |
set-mark |
^A |
Select the whole buffer |
| ^B |
switch-to-buffer |
^C |
UI-edit-copy |
| ^D |
delete-next-character |
^E |
end-of-line |
| ^F |
incremental-search |
^G |
interrupt-key |
| ^H |
delete-previous-character |
^I |
tab-key |
| ^J |
newline-and-indent |
^K |
kill-to-end-of-line |
| ^L |
see ctrl-l table |
^M |
newline |
| ^N |
next-line |
^O |
visit-file |
| ^P |
previous-line |
^Q |
quote-character |
| ^R |
reverse-incremental-search |
^S |
write-current-file |
| ^T |
transpose-characters |
^U |
argument-prefix |
| ^V |
UI-edit-paste |
^W |
dabbrev |
| ^X |
see ctrl-x table |
^Y |
yank-from-killbuffer |
| ^Z |
new-undo |
ESC |
See Esc table |
| ^_ |
help-key |
BKSP |
delete-previous-character |
What happens when ^X is typed changes if text is highlighted. If text is highlighted ^X will
cut the text into the paste buffer, using UI-edit-cut. Otherwise ^X acts as prefix for the commands
in the following table.
Ctrl-X Key bindings
| Binding |
Function |
Binding |
Function |
| ^X-^@ |
unset-mark |
^X-^B |
list-buffers |
| ^X-^C |
exit-emacs |
^X-^D |
describe-word-in-buffer |
| ^X-^E |
compile-it |
^X-^F |
write-file-exit |
| ^X-^I |
insert-file |
^X-^M |
write-modified-files |
| ^X-^N |
next-error |
^X-^O |
use-old-buffer |
| ^X-^R |
read-file |
^X-^S |
write-current-file |
| ^X-^U |
new-undo |
^X-^V |
visit-file |
| ^X-^W |
write-named-file |
^X-^X |
exchange-dot-and-mark |
| ^X-^Z |
shrink-window |
^X-! |
execute-monitor-command |
| ^X-( |
start-remembering |
^X-) |
stop-remembering |
| ^X-1 |
delete-other-windows |
^X-2 |
split-current-window |
| ^X-3 |
split-current-window-vertically |
^X-= |
what-cursor-position |
| ^X-? |
apropos-variable |
^X-b |
switch-to-buffer |
| ^X-d |
delete-window |
^X-e |
execute-keyboard-macro |
| ^X-n |
next-window |
^X-p |
previous-window |
| ^X-z |
enlarge-window |
|
Ctrl-L Key bindings
| Binding |
Function |
Binding |
Function |
| ^L-^B |
buffer-dired |
^L-^D |
list-databases |
| ^L-^L |
redraw-display |
^L-^P |
list-processes |
Esc Key bindings
| Binding |
Function |
Binding |
Function |
| ESC-^C |
exit-emacs |
ESC-^D |
debug |
| ESC-^I |
tab-delete |
ESC-^V |
page-next-window |
| ESC-^W |
delete-region-to-buffer |
ESC-^Y |
yank-buffer |
| ESC-ESC |
minibuf |
ESC-! |
line-to-top-of-window |
| ESC-( |
backward-paragraph |
ESC-) |
forward-paragraph |
| ESC-, |
beginning-of-window |
ESC-- |
meta-minus |
| ESC-. |
end-of-window |
ESC-0..ESC-9 |
meta-digit |
| ESC-< |
beginning-of-file |
ESC-> |
end-of-file |
| ESC-? |
apropos |
ESC-@ |
column-to-left-of-window |
| ESC-C |
case-capitalize |
ESC-^ |
case-word-invert |
| ESC-a |
backward-sentence |
ESC-b |
backward-word |
| ESC-d |
delete-next-word |
ESC-e |
forward-sentence |
| ESC-f |
forward-word |
ESC-g |
goto-line |
| ESC-h |
delete-previous-word |
ESC-i |
case-invert |
| ESC-j |
indent-C-procedure |
ESC-l |
case-lower |
| ESC-q |
query-replace-string |
ESC-r |
replace-string |
| ESC-u |
case-upper |
ESC-v |
previous-page |
| ESC-x |
execute-extended-command |
ESC-z |
scroll-one-line-down |


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by Sharon ChirisaEcocash Still giving users headaches following major system upgrade
As of yesterday the country’s biggest electronic cash platform, Ecocash was still experiencing glitches with no remarkable improvement in sight but with them assuring customers that the platform would soon stabilise as it was working “round the clock” to optimise “a few components”.
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Language: Python 3.x
Home
Architecture
State Machine
The code functions as a state machine as it operates in different states.
We have thought of 3 states.
- IDLE: the default state.
- READY_TO_READ: invoked after you've locked and brought your locators over to the program by issuing the 'lock()' command.
- READY_TO_STOP: invoked as soon as you're in a started or recording session.
The functions can only be issued when the program is in a certain state.
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- The unlock() command requires the READY_TO_READ status which is set by the lock() command to be performed.
- The start/record() commands require MVN streaming to the correct IP/PORT and the READY_TO_READ status.
- The stop command can only be performed in the READY_TO_STOP status and returns the READY_TO_READ status.
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The Witcher’s Official Poster Gears Up For Battle
by Robert WorkmanNetflix’s series adaptation of The Witcher is just a few weeks away. To prepare for its arrival, Netflix has revealed a new poster, with The Witcher‘s leading heroes together and ready for action. The poster went up on the official Witcher Twitter account, along with the following poem:
“Try as they might to stray from the course,
they can’t escape destiny; it’s such a great force.
That’s not a spoiler, it’s straight from the source!
Also not pictured, the bard and a horse.”
The full poster is below, featuring Henry Cavill as Geralt of Rivia. To his left is Anya Chalotra as Yennefer of Vengerberg, with Freya Allan as Princess Ciri on the right.
Last week, it confirmed that a second season of The Witcher is already on the way, with Cavill, Chalotra and Allan all set to return.
RELATED: New The Witcher Stills Highlight Yennefer’s Stunning Beauty
Following that announcement, showrunner Lauren S. Hissrich expressed her gratitude.
“I could not be more proud of what the amazing cast and crew of The Witcher have accomplished, and can’t wait for the world to dig in and enjoy these stories with us.”
Instead of focusing on the same lore as CD Projekt Red’s popular video games, Netflix’s take on The Witcher will be closer to Andrzej Sapkowski’s books. It will still follow Cavill’s Geralt character as he uses his powers to hunt down monsters. However, they’ll also make him stand out from other humans. Over the course of the series, fans will see what his adventures hold — and what dangers lie ahead.
Netflix will drop the first season of The Witcher on December 20.
What do you think about the new poster? Let us know in the comments below!
Recommended Reading: Blood of Elves (The Witcher Book 1)
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Big Daddy * * 1/2 (out of * * * * )
Directed by Dennis Dugan. Cast: Adam Sandler, Cole Sprouse, Dylan Sprouse, Joey Lauren Adams, Rob Schneider, Leslie Mann, Jon Stewart, Allen Covert, Kristy Swanson, Josh Mostel, Steve Buscemi. 1999 - 91 minutes Rated PG-13 (for profanity and bathroom-style humor). Reviewed June 26, 1999.
Who would have thought that when Adam Sandler first appeared in a starring role on the big screen in 1995's inane "Billy Madison," I would be saying that Sandler is maturing as an actor four years later. Since that lowpoint in his feature film career, indeed Sandler has grown on me. 1996's "Happy Gilmore" was at least funny, and 1998's sleeper smash hit, "The Waterboy," was mediocre but passable (thanks mostly to the supporting performances from Kathy Bates and Fairuza Balk). It wasn't until February of '98, however, that I actually found a Sandler film that I could wholeheartedly say that, yes, I loved that movie. Its name was "The Wedding Singer," and with Sandler not constantly being a doofus and aided by the sparkling Drew Barrymore, it was one of the most entertaining films of the whole year. "Big Daddy," Adam Sandler's latest comedy, has attempted to mix his token bathroom humor for the hormonal teenage male audience with the lighthearted and sweet tone of "The Wedding Singer." The result is a film that is merely good, quite flawed, but, yes, Sandler is maturing as an actor.
Sonny Koufax (Adam Sandler) is a 32-year-old guy living in NYC who went to college to become a lawyer, but never became one because he refused to take the bar exam. Working only one day a week as a tollbooth operater, his girlfriend, Vanessa (Kristy Swanson), is becoming frustrated because, as she tells him, "you refuse to move on to the next phase of your life." Right after his best friend and roommate, Kevin (Jon Stewart), has left to work in China, the 5-year-old, cute-as-a-button Julian (twins Cole and Dylan Sprouse) is literally left at his doorstep with a note that says Kevin is his biological father. All alone in the world, Sonny kindly takes Julian into his home, and before long, Vanessa is out of the picture too, leaving him for an old man with "a 5-year plan." Until a foster family is found, Sonny (posing as Kevin) convinces the social worker to let him keep Julian, as opposed to staying in an orphanage. But a funny thing happens on the way through the adoption process, as Sonny grows deeply attached to Julian and sees it as a way to finally grow up himself.
"Big Daddy" is a spirited, very funny heartwarmer that actually, like "The Wedding Singer," turns out to be a lot more humorous than Sandler's more straightforward comedies. The film especially gains laughs from the observations of watching Sonny's decidedly easy-going, "loose" parenting style and from the supporting characters, including a Russian delivery man (Rob Schneider) and a wacky homeless guy (Steve Buscemi). The movie also has its fair share of peeing jokes and physical pratfalls to satisfy any juvenile fan, but they are kept more discreet than the majority of Sandler's past excursions.
What many might be surprised about concerning "Big Daddy," however, is that the film also works as a bittersweet, comedy-laced drama, and also as a sweet little romance. The drama becomes more apparent during the climax, which inevitably takes place in court, with Sonny in a custody battle. Unfortunately, this is the film's weakest link, as the sappiness starts to grow a bit thick by this point, but saves itself with a wrap-up that might not be quite as predictable as you'd expect.
The romance, although slightly underwritten and more effective in "The Wedding Singer" (then again, that movie revolved around the love story), actually turns out to work very well, thanks mostly to Joey Lauren Adams (1997's marvelous "Chasing Amy"), as Layla, a beautiful, young lawyer and the sister of Kevin's fiancee, Corinne (Leslie Mann), a former Hooters waitress who despises Sonny. Adams is a radiant, natural actress who can brighten up any scene in any movie she appears in (whether it be "Chasing Amy," 1993's nostalgic "Dazed and Confused," or this year's criminally overlooked "A Cool, Dry Place," opposite Vince Vaughn). Adams and Sandler share an especially charming scene that left me with a huge, dorky smile plastered across my face, in which they tell Julian a bedtime store, replacing their own budding relationship with that of a rabbit and a squirrel. Come to think of it, that grin returned onto my face every time Adams appeared.
And finally, in the limelight of everything, is Adam Sandler, who has finally become a movie actor that I really, really enjoy. Here he replaces any sort of grating personality with that of an affectionate one, and still never loses sight of his own comic talents. Watching Comedy Central's recent "Canned Ham" episode on the making of "Big Daddy," in which we meet and talk with Sandler's own family, I learned that Sandler is a normal, caring man, and one with a lot of love to give his family, friends, and relatives. With that said, Sandler's Sonny is probably the closest he has come to portraying himself, and works wonders with Cole and Dylan Sprouse, adorable twins who play Julian and escape without becoming unctuous and annoying like most kid actors.
For all of the charm "Big Daddy" has, the film is pretty light stuff, not deep or meaningful or even that memorable. It's also hard to believe, for example, that Sonny could keep such a nice, roomy loft by only working one day a week. The aforementioned courtroom scene is corny as only mainstream films can be, but I surprisingly didn't mind that much, in spite of myself. If anything, the movie is funny, plain and simple, and due to the several noted performances that are far above this slight material, I found I was enjoying "Big Daddy" quite a lot. Probably more than I had any right to.
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Plugin for goldwasher, using node-schedule to schedule goldwasher-needle requests at time intervals. Requires goldwasher to work.
Installation
npm install goldwasher-schedule
Usage
var goldwasher = require('goldwasher-schedule');
var gs = goldwasher(targets, options);
gs.on('result', function(results) {
console.log(results);
});
gs.start();
gs.stop();
Parameters
Targets
The first parameter required by the setup function is an array of targets. An example:
[
{
url: 'https://github.com',
rule: { second: [15, 35, 55] },
goldwasher: {
selector: 'h1'
}
}
]
url
is the only required parameter.
rule
is the schedule rule for node-schedule. In this case, 3 times a minute when second equals any of the three values (defaults to second: 1
, e.g. once a minute).
goldwasher
is an object of custom goldwasher options for this target.
Additionally, all other options used by goldwasher-needle can be passed along, such as needle
, goldwasherNeedle
and retry
. Have a look at their respective doc pages for goldwasher, needle and retry for options available.
If no other options than url
are set in the target, the defaults provided by the options parameter, explained below, will be used.
Options
Options can be optionally passed in as the second parameter. It can contain the default values for targets. For instance:
var options = {
rule: { second: 10 },
goldwasher: {
selector: 'h1'
},
needle: {
follow_max: 20
},
retry: {
retries: 3
}
}
These options will be applied to all targets that do not explicitly define them themselves. Note that if no rule is provided, it defaults to second: 1
, e.g. once a minute.
events
This module is an event emitter, that will emit events on start, stop, run, end and results. The results event will emit:
results
- the results from goldwasher.options
- the options (and target) the results have been collected with.response
- the response from goldwasher-needle.body
- the raw body from goldwasher-needle.
Example
var gs = require('goldwasher-schedule');
// declare google.com a target
var targets = [
{
url: 'https://google.com'
}
];
// set up the schedule
gs(targets).start();
// receive the results
gs.on('result', function(results) {
console.log(results);
});
Advanced example
var goldwasher = require('goldwasher-schedule');
// first will use default options below, second has custom options
var targets = [
{
url: 'https://google.com'
},
{
url: 'https://github.com',
rule: { second: [15, 35, 55] },
goldwasher: {
selector: 'h1'
}
}
];
// default options
var options = {
rule: { second: [1, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50] }
};
// set up the schedule
var gs = goldwasher(targets, options);
// receive the results
gs.on('result', function(results) {
console.log(results);
});
// start the schedule
gs.start();
// stop the schedule after 60 seconds
setTimeout(function() {
gs.stop();
}, 60000);


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He was arrested on November 2, and cops say he has now been charged.
He is expected to appear at Glasgow Sheriff Court today.
Suzanne McNulty of the Public Protection Unit in Govan said: “Officers in Glasgow carried out enquiries following reports that three women had been the victim of sexual assaults in the West End between 17 and 31 October.
“Extensive enquires were ongoing into these incidents which were linked following information which came to light following the third attack.
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from simulaqron.virtNode.basics import quantumEngine, quantumError, noQubitError
from simulaqron.toolbox.stabilizerStates import StabilizerState
[docs]class stabilizerEngine(quantumEngine):
"""
Basic quantum engine which uses stabilizer formalism. Thus only Clifford operations can be performed
Attributes:
maxQubits: maximum number of qubits this engine will support.
"""
def __init__(self, node, num, maxQubits=10):
"""
Initialize the simple engine. If no number is given for maxQubits, the assumption will be 10.
"""
super().__init__(node=node, num=num, maxQubits=maxQubits)
self.qubitReg = StabilizerState()
@property
def activeQubits(self):
return self.qubitReg.num_qubits
[docs] def add_fresh_qubit(self):
"""
Add a new qubit initialized in the \|0\> state.
"""
# Check if we are still allowed to add qubits
if self.activeQubits >= self.maxQubits:
raise noQubitError("No more qubits available in register.")
num = self.activeQubits
# Prepare a clean qubit state in |0>
self.qubitReg.add_qubit()
return num
[docs] def add_qubit(self, newQubit):
"""
Add new qubit in the state described by the array containing the generators of the stabilizer group.
This should be in the form required by the StabilizerState class.
"""
# Create the qubit
try:
qubit = StabilizerState(newQubit)
except Exception:
raise ValueError("'newQubits' was not in the correct form to be given as an argument to StabilizerState")
num = self.activeQubits
self.qubitReg = self.qubitReg.tensor_product(qubit)
return num
[docs] def remove_qubit(self, qubitNum):
"""
Removes the qubit with the desired number qubitNum
"""
if (qubitNum + 1) > self.activeQubits:
raise quantumError("No such qubit to remove")
self.measure_qubit(qubitNum)
[docs] def get_register_RI(self):
"""
Retrieves the entire register in real and imaginary part. Twisted only likes to send real valued lists,
not complex ones.
Since this is in stabilizer formalism the real part will be the boolean matrix describing the generators
and the imaginary part will be None
"""
Re = self.qubitReg.to_array().tolist()
Im = None
return Re, Im
[docs] def apply_H(self, qubitNum):
"""
Applies a Hadamard gate to the qubits with number qubitNum.
"""
self.qubitReg.apply_H(qubitNum)
[docs] def apply_K(self, qubitNum):
"""
Applies a K gate to the qubits with number qubitNum. Maps computational basis to Y eigenbasis.
"""
self.qubitReg.apply_K(qubitNum)
[docs] def apply_X(self, qubitNum):
"""
Applies a X gate to the qubits with number qubitNum.
"""
self.qubitReg.apply_X(qubitNum)
[docs] def apply_Z(self, qubitNum):
"""
Applies a Z gate to the qubits with number qubitNum.
"""
self.qubitReg.apply_Z(qubitNum)
[docs] def apply_Y(self, qubitNum):
"""
Applies a Y gate to the qubits with number qubitNum.
"""
self.qubitReg.apply_Y(qubitNum)
[docs] def apply_T(self, qubitNum):
"""
Applies a T gate to the qubits with number qubitNum.
"""
raise AttributeError("Cannot apply T gate in stabilizer formalism")
[docs] def apply_rotation(self, qubitNum, n, a):
"""
Applies a rotation around the axis n with the angle a to qubit with number qubitNum. If n is zero a ValueError
is raised.
:param qubitNum: int
Qubit number
:param n: tuple of floats
A tuple of three numbers specifying the rotation axis, e.g n=(1,0,0)
:param a: float
The rotation angle in radians.
"""
raise AttributeError("Cannot apply arbitrary rotation gate in stabilizer formalism")
[docs] def apply_CNOT(self, qubitNum1, qubitNum2):
"""
Applies the CNOT to the qubit with the numbers qubitNum1 and qubitNum2.
"""
self.qubitReg.apply_CNOT(qubitNum1, qubitNum2)
[docs] def apply_CPHASE(self, qubitNum1, qubitNum2):
"""
Applies the CPHASE to the qubit with the numbers qubitNum1 and qubitNum2.
"""
self.qubitReg.apply_CZ(qubitNum1, qubitNum2)
[docs] def apply_onequbit_gate(self, gate, qubitNum):
"""
Applies a unitary gate to the specified qubit.
Arguments:
gate The project Q gate to be applied
qubitNum the number of the qubit this gate is applied to
"""
raise AttributeError("Cannot apply arbitrary one qubit gate in stabilizer formalism")
[docs] def apply_twoqubit_gate(self, gate, qubit1, qubit2):
"""
Applies a unitary gate to the two specified qubits.
Arguments:
gate The project Q gate to be applied
qubit1 the first qubit
qubit2 the second qubit
"""
raise AttributeError("Cannot apply arbitrary two qubit gate in stabilizer formalism")
[docs] def measure_qubit_inplace(self, qubitNum):
"""
Measures the desired qubit in the standard basis. This returns the classical outcome. The quantum register
is in the post-measurment state corresponding to the obtained outcome.
Arguments:
qubitNum qubit to be measured
"""
# Check we have such a qubit...
if (qubitNum + 1) > self.activeQubits:
raise quantumError("No such qubit to be measured.")
outcome = self.qubitReg.measure(qubitNum, inplace=True)
# return measurement outcome
return outcome
[docs] def measure_qubit(self, qubitNum):
"""
Measures the desired qubit in the standard basis. This returns the classical outcome and deletes the qubit.
Arguments:
qubitNum qubit to be measured
"""
outcome = self.qubitReg.measure(qubitNum, inplace=False)
return outcome
[docs] def replace_qubit(self, qubitNum, state):
"""
Replaces the qubit at position qubitNum with the one given by state.
"""
raise NotImplementedError("Currently you cannot replace a qubit using stabilizer formalism")
[docs] def absorb(self, other):
"""
Absorb the qubits from the other engine into this one. This is done by tensoring the state at the end.
"""
# Check whether there is space
newNum = self.activeQubits + other.activeQubits
if newNum > self.maxQubits:
raise quantumError("Cannot merge: qubits exceed the maximum available.\n")
self.qubitReg = self.qubitReg.tensor_product(other.qubitReg)
[docs] def absorb_parts(self, R, I, activeQ):
"""
Absorb the qubits, given in pieces
Arguments:
R The array describing the stabilizer state (from StabilizerState.to_array)
I Unused
activeQ active number of qubits
"""
# Check whether there is space
newNum = self.activeQubits + activeQ
if newNum > self.maxQubits:
raise quantumError("Cannot merge: qubits exceed the maximum available.\n")
self.qubitReg = self.qubitReg.tensor_product(StabilizerState(R))


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October 3
This I say therefore, and testify in the Lord, that ye henceforth walk not as other Gentiles walk, in the vanity of their mind, having the understanding darkened, being alienated from the life of God through the ignorance that is in them, because of the blindness of their heart: Who being past feeling have given themselves over unto
lasciviousness.
Ephesians 4:17-19
There's a subtle strategy Satan uses to take control of our lives. The Bible calls it lasciviousness and it means "to have no restraint."
Lasciviousness has been preached as being extreme immorality, but it doesn'tstartout that way. It begins with just a few seemingly innocent thoughts. Then those thoughts grow and grow until they begin to produce serious sin.
One afternoon as a nine-year-old boy, for example, I just yielded to the desire to curse. I knew better, but I did it anyway. I had a relative who was so good at West Texas cussin' that I thought he invented it. I was intrigued and I wanted to try it.
When I let go of all restraint and began to say those curse words, something evil moved in on my thinking that seriously affected me for some 20 years. A law was set in motion. As a result, my flesh gradually became boss over my entire being.
Don't let Satan use the strategy of lasciviousness on you.Make upyour mind and heart today to obey God in the little things. Avoid big failures by walking in His Spirit one small step at a time. Major victories will eventually be yours.
Scripture Reading: Ephesians 4:22-31


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Yeoman generator,
used to create a
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project.
Our goal is to generate for you a complete and modern Web app, unifying:
Install JHipster npm install -g generator-jhipster
Create a new directory and go into it mkdir myApp && cd myApp
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abstract fun configure(builder: Configuration.() -> Unit): Configuration
Configure your Khome instance. See all available properties in the Configuration data class.
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builder


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Subversion is pretty smart about updating and never just overwrites files that have local changes with copies from the repository.
The most important thing to take away from this section is: If you collaborate with others on one repository, remember to update your working copy regularly. Check the option “Show Updates from Repository” in the “View” menu to see which files have remote changes without having to constantly hit the update button.
Subversion can run into conflicts from time to time, most commonly when a co-worker has made changes to a file you were working on too. When a conflict happens, Subversion will first try to resolve it itself, which is easy when both changes were in very different parts of the file. If Subversion can’t figure out what to do itself, it will create several new temporary files next to the original conflicting file. These new files represent different possible versions (base revision, yours, your coworker's) of the file, allowing you to mix and match to resolve the conflict. The original file will contain both your and your co-workers changes. When you are satisfied with the your new version of the file, you can mark it as resolved.
One of the biggest advantages of using Subversion is that you can freely experiment with files, without actually messing anything up. The revert command lets you get rid of any local changes you have made. So if you try something and it doesn’t work out, undoing it is just a click away.
The revert command only affects the files or folders you tell it to, so you can revert changes to one file without losing any of your work on other files.


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net = knn(nin, nout, k, tr_in, tr_targets)
net = knn(nin, nout, k, tr_in, tr_targets)
creates a KNN model net
with input dimension nin
, output dimension nout
and k
neighbours. The training data is also stored in the data structure and the
targets are assumed to be using a 1-of-N coding.
The fields in net
are
type = 'knn' nin = number of inputs nout = number of outputs tr_in = training input data tr_targets = training target data
kmeans
, knnfwd
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In this project, I redesigned and extended one of the key components involved in the delivery process of Amazon's Android app. For this redesign, I focused on expanding the features from the post-purchase stage of the consumer's delivery experience to improve the effectiveness of communication between Amazon and their consumers.
Oftentimes, not much consideration is given in enhancing this particular communications stage of the post-purchase process of delivery as seen through an increasing number of customer complaints labeling their delivery experiences as unsatisfactory. The goal of this project aims to address this ongoing communication issue involving the lack of delivery transparency and order miscommunications causing these consumer dissatisfactions.
Through this concept of an improved communication system, Amazon consumers would be provided with an open and transparent delivery service platform that effectively and efficiently engages them in all stages of the delivery process.


method that raises an error if we get a message we can't handle
method that raises an error if we get a message we can't handle
the actor that received the message
the message that was sent
retrieves one value from a server
retrieves one value from a server
the server to get the value from
the Set[String] in which to store the result
the queryset from which to obtain the result
the updated set
a random server number to choose a server with
makes the whole system consistent
initialization code that runs whenever the actor is started it creates the child servers
initialization code that runs whenever the actor is started it creates the child servers
method to process a new query
method to process a new query
the data returned from the database
the data with some updates applied to it
method to choose a server at random and send the recently received SQL query to it
method to choose a server at random and send the recently received SQL query to it
the update in question
receive block that determines actors behaviour
receive block that determines actors behaviour
this schedules the next run to make everything eventually consistent on all the worker servers.
very simple test method to ensure that all the servers are wired up correctly.
sends the list of servers to all the children
this class is responsible for overseeing the actual eventual consistency process
16th June 2015


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The MSAL library preview for Angular is a wrapper of the core MSAL.js library which enables Angular(4.3 to 5) applications to authenticate enterprise users using Microsoft Azure Active Directory (AAD), Microsoft account users (MSA), users using social identity providers like Facebook, Google, LinkedIn etc. and get access to Microsoft Cloud OR Microsoft Graph.
This library is suitable for use in a production environment. We provide the same production level support for this library as we do our current production libraries. During the preview we may make changes to the API, internal cache format, and other mechanisms of this library, which you will be required to take along with bug fixes or feature improvements. This may impact your application. For instance, a change to the cache format may impact your users, such as requiring them to sign in again. An API change may require you to update your code. When we provide the General Availability release we will require you to update to the General Availability version within six months, as applications written using a preview version of library may no longer work.
The msal-angular package is available on NPM:
npm install @azure/msal-angular --save
Before using MSAL, register your application in Azure AD v2.0 portal to get your clientID. As part of the registration, you will also need to add the Web platform, check the "Implicit Flow" checkbox, and add the redirectURI to your application.
NOTE: To use MSAL Angular with Angular 6, please install the
rxjs-compat
NPM module for now. In future, we plan to add support for Angular 6 in the library and you can track this issue for more information.
Import MsalModule into app.module.ts. To initialize MSAL module you are required to pass the clientID of your application which you can get from the application registration.
@NgModule({
imports: [ MsalModule.forRoot({
clientID: "Your client ID"
})]
})
export class AppModule { }
You can add authentication to secure specific routes in your application by just adding canActivate : [MsalGuard]
to your route definition. It can be added at the parent or child routes.
{ path: 'product', component: ProductComponent, canActivate : [MsalGuard],
children: [
{ path: 'detail/:id', component: ProductDetailComponent }
]
},
{ path: 'myProfile' ,component: MsGraphComponent, canActivate : [MsalGuard] },
When user visits these routes, the library prompts the user to authenticate.
MSAL Angular allows you to add an Http interceptor (MsalInterceptor
) in your app.module.ts as follows. MsalInterceptor will obtain tokens and add them to all your Http requests in API calls except the API endpoints listed as unprotectedResources
.
providers: [ ProductService, {
provide: HTTP_INTERCEPTORS,
useClass: MsalInterceptor,
multi: true
}
],
Using MsalInterceptor is optional and you can write your own interceptor if you choose to. Alternatively, you can also explicitly acquire tokens using the acquireToken APIs.
MSAL wrapper provides below callbacks for various operations. For all callbacks, you need to inject BroadcastService as a dependency in your component/service.
this.broadcastService.subscribe("msal:loginFailure", (payload) => {
// do something here
});
this.broadcastService.subscribe("msal:loginSuccess", (payload) => {
// do something here
});
this.broadcastService.subscribe("msal:acquireTokenSuccess", (payload) => {
// do something here
});
this.broadcastService.subscribe("msal:acquireTokenFailure", (payload) => {
// do something here
});
private subscription: Subscription;
this.subscription= this.broadcastService.subscribe("msal:acquireTokenFailure", (payload) => {
}
ngOnDestroy() {
this.broadcastService.getMSALSubject().next(1);
if(this.subscription) {
this.subscription.unsubscribe();
}
}
The wrapper exposes APIs for login, logout, acquiring access token and more.
Note: Since MSAL Angular wrapper is inheriting from UserAgentApplication of msal-core, all the public APIs of msal-core are still accessible from msal-angular. But it is recommended not to use any of the msal-core APIs like acquireTokenSilent(), acquireTokenPopup(), acquireTokenRedirect() etc from Angular application and use only the APIs which are exposed directly from the msal-angular wrapper itself.
Besides the required clientID, you can optionally pass the following config options to MSAL module during initialization. For example:
@NgModule({
imports: [ MsalModule.forRoot({
clientID: "Your client ID",
authority: "https://login.microsoftonline.com/contoso.onmicrosoft.com/",
redirectUri: "http://localhost:4200/",
validateAuthority : true,
cacheLocation : "localStorage",
postLogoutRedirectUri: "http://localhost:4200/",
navigateToLoginRequestUrl : true,
popUp: true,
consentScopes: ["user.read", "api://a88bb933-319c-41b5-9f04-eff36d985612/access_as_user"],
unprotectedResources: ["https://angularjs.org/"],
protectedResourceMap : protectedResourceMap,
logger :loggerCallback,
correlationId: '1234',
level: LogLevel.Verbose,
piiLoggingEnabled: true,
})]
})
export class AppModule { }
redirectUri : The redirect URI of your app, where authentication responses can be sent and received by your app. It must exactly match one of the redirect URIs you registered in the portal, except that it must be URL encoded.
Defaults to window.location.href
.
authority : A URL indicating a directory that MSAL can use to obtain tokens.
validateAuthority : Validate the issuer of tokens. Default is true.
cacheLocation : Sets browser storage to either 'localStorage' or sessionStorage'. Defaults is 'sessionStorage'.
postLogoutRedirectUri : Redirects the user to postLogoutRedirectUri after logout. Defaults is 'redirectUri'.
loadFrameTimeout : The number of milliseconds of inactivity before a token renewal response from AAD should be considered timed out. Default is 6 seconds.
navigateToLoginRequestUrl :Ability to turn off default navigation to start page after login. Default is true. This is used only for redirect flows.
popup : Show login popup or redirect. Default:Redirect
consentScopes : Allows the client to express the desired scopes that should be consented. Scopes can be from multiple resources/endpoints. Passing scope here will only consent it and no access token will be acquired till the time client actually calls the API. This is optional if you are using MSAL for only login(Authentication).
unprotectedResources : Array of URI's. Msal will not attach a token to outgoing requests that have these uri. Defaults to 'null'.
protectedResourceMap : Mapping of resources to scopes {"https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me", ["user.read", "mail.send"]}. Used internally by the MSAL for automatically attaching tokens in webApi calls.
This is required only for CORS calls.
export const protectedResourceMap:[string, string[]][]=[ ['https://buildtodoservice.azurewebsites.net/api/todolist',['api://a88bb933-319c-41b5-9f04-eff36d985612/access_as_user']] , ['https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me', ['user.read']] ];
level : Configurable log level. Default value is Info.
logger : Callback instance that can be provided by the developer to consume and publish logs in a custom manner. Callback method must follow this signature. loggerCallback(logLevel, message, piiEnabled) { }
piiLoggingEnabled : PII stands for Personal Identifiable Information. By default, MSAL does not capture or log any PII. By turning on PII, the app takes responsibility for safely handling highly-sensitive data and complying with any regulatory requirements. This flag is to enable/disable logging of PII data. PII logs are never written to default outputs like Console, Logcat or NSLog. Default is set to false.
correlationId : Unique identifier used to map the request with the response. Defaults to RFC4122 version 4 guid (128 bits).
The logger definition has the following properties. Please see the config section for more details on their use:
You can enable logging in your app as shown below:
export function loggerCallback(logLevel, message, piiEnabled) {
console.log(message);
}
@NgModule({
imports: [ MsalModule.forRoot({
clientID: Your client ID,
logger :loggerCallback,
correlationId: '1234',
level: LogLevel.Verbose,
piiLoggingEnabled: true,
})]
})
By default, you have multi-tenant support since MSAL sets the tenant in the authority to 'common' if it is not specified in the config. This allows any Microsoft account to authenticate to your application. If you are not interested in multi-tenant behavior, you will need to set the authority
config property as shown above.
If you allow multi-tenant authentication, and you do not wish to allow all Microsoft account users to use your application, you must provide your own method of filtering the token issuers to only those tenants who are allowed to login.
Tokens are accessible from Javascript since MSAL is using HTML5 storage. Default storage option is sessionStorage, which keeps the tokens per session. You should ask user to login again for important operations on your app. You should protect your site for XSS. Please check the article here: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/XSS_(Cross_Site_Scripting)_Prevention_Cheat_Sheet_Prevention_Cheat_Sheet)
MSAL will get access tokens using a hidden Iframe for given CORS API endpoints in the config. To make CORS API call, you need to specify your CORS API endpoints as a map in the config.
export const protectedResourceMap:[string, string[]][]=[ ['https://buildtodoservice.azurewebsites.net/api/todolist',['api://a88bb933-319c-41b5-9f04-eff36d985612/access_as_user']] , ['https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me', ['user.read']] ];
@NgModule({
imports: [ MsalModule.forRoot({
clientID: Your client ID,
protectedResourceMap : protectedResourceMap
})]
})
In your API project, you need to enable CORS API requests to receive flight requests.
Note: The Iframe needs to access the cookies for the same domain that you did the initial sign in on. IE does not allow to access cookies in Iframe for localhost. Your URL needs to be fully qualified domain i.e http://yoursite.azurewebsites.com. Chrome does not have this restriction.
If you put your site in the trusted site list, cookies are not accessible for Iframe requests. You need to remove protected mode for Internet zone or add the authority URL for the login to the trusted sites as well.
You can find a quickstart and detailed sample under the sample directory.
FAQs for access to our frequently asked questions
Stack Overflow using tag "msal". We highly recommend you ask your questions on Stack Overflow first and browse existing issues to see if someone has asked your question before.
GitHub Issues for reporting a bug or feature requests
User Voice page to provide recommendations and/or feedback
We enthusiastically welcome contributions and feedback. Please read the contributing guide before you begin.
If you want to build the library and run all the unit tests, you can do the following.
First navigate to the root directory of the library(msal-angular) and install the dependencies:
npm install
Then use the following command to build the library and run all the unit tests:
npm run ngcompile
npm run test
This library controls how users sign-in and access services. We recommend you always take the latest version of our library in your app when possible. We use semantic versioning so you can control the risk associated with updating your app. As an example, always downloading the latest minor version number (e.g. x.y.x) ensures you get the latest security and feature enhanements but our API surface remains the same. You can always see the latest version and release notes under the Releases tab of GitHub.
If you find a security issue with our libraries or services please report it to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with as much detail as possible. Your submission may be eligible for a bounty through the Microsoft Bounty program. Please do not post security issues to GitHub Issues or any other public site. We will contact you shortly upon receiving the information. We encourage you to get notifications of when security incidents occur by visiting this page and subscribing to Security Advisory Alerts.
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Add URIs to the collection.
linkList
:
String, Object, Array
A reference to the same URICollection (i.e. chained).
Returns a clone of the URIjs instance at index i
.
i
:
Number
A clone of the corresponding URIjs instance from the collection.
Returns a new URICollection instance containing clones of the same URIs.
A new URICollection.
Predicate function indicating whether the collection contains the passed URI, given as a string, URIjs
instance, or RegExp
.
The comparison is against the array of #toString()
results of the collection's elements.
If a URIjs instance is passed in as val
, its own #toString()
is used for comparison.
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, the result is determined by calling its #.test()
method with each collection element's #toString()
, short-circuiting when any returns true.
val
:
String, Object, RegExp
`true` if the collection contains the value; `false` otherwise.
Accepts a property name or a function and uses it to create a plain Javascript object keyed by the outputs of the counting function, with values equal to the number of times a given output was returned.
countingMethod
:
String, Function
An object with keys determined by the counting criteria, with `Number` values corresponding to the number of times a given key was returned.
Accepts an iterator function and applies it to a cloned list of collection elements, returning a new URICollection
instance with the results.
This is distinct from #map()
because this implementation of #each()
always returns a new URICollection, even if iterFn
doesn't have any return value. #map()
only returns a new URICollection if it results in an array of URIjs
instances.
No changes are made to the original collection elements.
iterFn
:
Function
A URICollection instance created by applying `iterFn` to each of a cloned array of internal `URIjs` instances.
Accepts a truth-testing function and returns the first element to cause a true
return value. Proxies to Underscore's _.find
, but returns a cloned URIjs instance to ensure immutability of collection elements.
testFn
:
Function
If a result is found, a clone of the matching `URIjs` instance. Otherwise, returns `null`.
Accepts a query object and returns the first collection element with properties matching the key-value pairs in that object. Like #where()
, but only returns the first result and does not wrap it in a collection - it returns a URIjs
instance.
queryObject
:
Object
A clone of the first `URIjs` element in the collection matching the query.
Returns the first n
list elements.
n
:
Number
If `n > 1`, returns a `URICollection`. If `n===1` or `typeof n === 'null'`, returns a cloned URIjs instance.
Accepts a property name or a function and uses it to create a plain Javascript object with the collection's elements keyed by the results of the grouping function or property.
groupingMethod
:
String, Function
asStrings
:
Boolean
An object with keys determined by the grouping criteria, with URICollections as the values. If `asStrings=true`, the values are converted to arrays of URI strings.
Returns a new URICollection with copies of the elements from from index 0 up to index #length() - n
.
n
:
Number
A URICollection instance, even if only one element is returned. This is in line with Underscore's behavior.
Accepts a method name and optional additional arguments to pass to that method, and invokes the given method on each URIjs instance in the collection.
Because URIjs
methods without argument return attribute information - e.g. uri.domain()
returns the string-format URI domain - a plain array of results is returned if no additional arguments are supplied.
Calling URIjs
methods with arguments generally causes mutation and returns the object - e.g. uri.domain("justcats.net")
returns the same object with its domain changed to justcats.net
. For this reason, passing additional arguments causes the result to be wrapped in a new URICollection instance.
No changes are made to the original collection elements.
methodName
:
String
args
:
Array
If no additional arguments are passed, a plain array of results. Otherwise, a new URICollection wrapping clones of the URIjs elements from the original collection.
Returns the last n
list elements.
n
:
Number
If `n > 1`, returns a `URICollection`. If `n===1` or `typeof n === 'null'`, returns a cloned URIjs instance.
Accepts an iterator function and applies it to a cloned list of collection elements. Depending on the iterator's output, this method will either return a new URICollection
instance or a plain array.
If the mapFn
returns an array of URIjs
instances, they will be wrapped in a new URICollection
and returned. If it returns another type of result, the plain array will be returned to the client.
A given map operation's outputs are assumed to be homogeneous with respect to type, so the type of the internal array resulting from proxying to _.map(list, mapFn)
is determined by testing only the first element.
No changes are made to the original collection elements.
mapFn
:
Function
Either a new `URICollection` (if an array of `URIjs` instances are returned) or a plain array of results (e.g. if strings of element hostnames are returned.)
Accepts a property name and returns a plain array with the value of that property for each element in the collection.
Similar to Underscore's own _.pluck
but internally uses _.resolve in a map operation, because URIjs properties are all returned by methods.
propertyName
:
String
A plain array of results.
Alias for #add()
linkList
:
String, Object, Array
A reference to the same URICollection (i.e. chained).
Returns a new URICollection with copies of the elements from index n
to the end.
n
:
Number
A URICollection instance, even if only one element is returned. This is in line with Underscore's behavior.
Returns n
randomly selected elements from the collection. If n==1
or typeof n === "null"
, returns a URIjs
instance. If n > 1
, returns a new URICollection
instance.
n
:
Number
A URICollection instance if `n > 1`, or a `URIjs` instance otherwise.
Accepts a method name or a function and uses it to create a new URICollection with elements ordered by the function output or method invocation output for each object.
sortingMethod
:
String, Function
A new collection with elements sorted according to the returned sorting criteria.
Returns the #toString()
result of the URIjs instance at index i
.
i
:
Number
The string returned from calling `#toString()` on the instance.
Returns a plain array of cloned URIjs instances matching those in the collection.
An array of URIjs instances.
Returns an array of URI strings created by calling #toString()
on each URIjs instance in the collection.
An array of URI strings.
Accepts a query object and returns all collection elements with properties matching the key-value pairs in that object.
queryObject
:
Object
A new URICollection instance.


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This toolkit offers a set of steps that can be followed when developing a digital service. It contains resources and guides, shares stories of our peers who are experimenting with these approaches today, and is open for anyone’s contributions.
Building good services starts with a clear understanding of users' needs. Whether citizen or government staff, users don’t care how long something takes to build or how many features it has, they only care if it serves their needs. Digital or analog, the needs of people - not constraints of government structures or silos - should inform technical and design decisions. Both qualitative and quantitative techniques (e.g. surveys, personas, field research) are needed to glean the necessary insights into user needs. Services should be continually validated with users, either manually or by collecting digital evidence, and improved as necessary based on that ongoing feedback.
Once we have developed an understanding of user needs, it is our job to design simple and intuitive services that are satisfying for the public to use. User-centered design means we build services with the people who will be using them, as opposed to building services behind closed doors and hoping that they work. Doing so requires using plain language, co-designing with citizens in the real world to understand context and opportunities, and offering users the choice of channels that they prefer. It means gleaning insights that lead to rapid prototyping and iteration to try out new ideas quickly and inexpensively before committing to a full implementation.
Today, we build services in the context of uncertainty, with expectations for fast delivery. Deadlines change, needs change and our original assumptions can turn out wrong. By managing projects using agile, iterative practices we can manage changing priorities and improve the likelihood of a service meeting user needs and accelerating service delivery. We get working software into users’ hands as early as possible to give the design and development team opportunities to adjust based on user feedback about the service. This requires that we work in multidisciplinary teams that communicate closely to build, operate and iterate the service. Complementing Agile, DevOps allows developers and operators to work in harmony so products and services can be updated, tested and shipped in quick succession.
The technology tools and platforms that we select should enable staff and contractors to work effectively and to build our services to scale easily and cost-effectively. Our choices for hosting infrastructure, databases, software frameworks, programming languages, automation and testing, community development platforms, source code, and transparent project management should seek to avoid vendor lock-in and match what successful modern consumer and enterprise software companies would choose today.
The best intentions for service outcomes are only as good as the legal and policy environment into which they are designed to be deployed. In the context of digital services, often accessed using wireless devices and located in the cloud, and which often necessarily involve the collection and sharing of data and personal information, a public service owner must be cognizant of the associated risks and opportunities. So evaluate what user data and information the service will be providing or storing, and address the security level, legal responsibilities, privacy issues and risks associated with the service in consultation with your Ministry Information Security Officer and other experts.
The nature of government, the complexity of services we deliver, and increasing citizen expectations, make it increasingly difficult to solve all the problems we face on our own. Being open in our approaches, with our data, and to outside contribution will make our services better. Where appropriate we should make source code and application data available to each other, to the public and to our partners. We will seek out every opportunity to encourage and celebrate public and partner contributions to our projects.
By sharing capacities, ideas and resources across agencies, and by re-using common systems and processes, we can accelerate time to market, reduce costs and offer consistency across our services. This is reflected in the principles of “government-as-a-platform” and “build-once, use many times”. To do so, we will begin seek out common services - like identity, payments, booking appointments and the development and sharing of software code - to be standardized as platform offerings. Wherever possible, we will Incorporate open standards and common government solution, building services that are consistent with the user experience of the rest of GOV.BC.CA, and publish content using the corporate content management system.
Being data-driven is about using evidence to base the decisions made in the design of the services people need. It means measuring the performance of those services to inform business decisions. It means gleaning insights into customer interactions with the service in the interest of offering personalized service experiences for each individual user, at the right time, and through the service channel of their choice. To do all of this, we build data measurement into every aspect of service design and delivery. Digital services can easily generate these types of analytics, offering insights into citizen needs at a deeper levels.
If we design, build and test in ways that aim to get services to market quickly, then it doesn’t make sense to spend months going through legacy hurdles to get the services up an running on systems that don't quickly adapt to changing needs. Building services on a flexible infrastructure, like cloud computing, will enable Ministries to quickly and easily purchase computing resources on demand, only pay for what they actually use, scale up or down depending on needs, and improve overall resiliency. To enable this approach to deployment, we need more lightweight procurement processes that allow us to achieve as close to industry best practices as our regulatory requirements permit. By doing so, we will open up opportunities to do business with new vendors, small businesses and innovative start-ups who work in modern, agile ways, but don’t have the capacity or resources for long RFP processes.
Without efficient and streamlined processes, it can be challenging to benefit from a transition to digital services. Continuous improvement practices offer ways to improve products, services, or processes in an ongoing fashion. In the digital services context, this includes building in automated testing and deployment, ensuring that developers and those running and maintaining services are working closely together to avoid failure, a building in a continuous cycle of planning, delivery to users, gathering feedback and acting on that feedback. By doing so we can get services to citizens faster, reduce risks, eliminate wasteful steps and minimize project cost overruns.
We recognize that not all projects are suitable for these approaches. If you have a project that is more suited to a traditional “waterfall” type of approach, please reference the following guidebook.


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Samsung is the one of top 500 companies, as a engineer, what I learned most from here is its standard software engineering. I have a big improvement in my coding style, which makes my code more strong and more conformable with the coding conventions. In addition, I also step into Cloud Computing field from here.
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A simple mobile web Twitter client implemented by pure HTML/CSS/JS.
An auto-synchronizing tool hosted on Google App Engine which synchronizes your tweet from Twitter to Sina Weibo.
A demo iPhone app using FFmpeg library to extract frames. This project is forked from lajos/iFrameExtractor and updated for iOS 5.1 on Mac OS 10.7.4 and FFmpeg 0.11.1. The pull-request is accepted by the original author.
A simple firewall app for android phones to help you block spam SNS and unwanted call. It has many options to help you customize the blocking rule.
A Chrome extension which helps you download Liangzihendao real time statistics data with just one click.


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This Privacy Policy describes how your personal information is collected, used, and shared when you visit or make a purchase from http://nowmozilla.club/ (the "Site").
Personal information we collect
When you visit the Site, we automatically collect certain information about your device, including information about your web browser, IP address, time zone, and some of the cookies that are installed on your device. Additionally, as you browse the Site, we collect information about the individual web pages or products that you view, what websites or search terms referred you to the Site, and information about how you interact with the Site. We refer to this automatically-collected information as "Device Information."
We collect device information using the following technologies
"Cookies" are data files that are placed on your device or computer and often include an anonymous unique identifier. For more information about cookies, and how to disable cookies, visit All About Cookies.
"Log files" track actions occurring on the Site, and collect data including your IP address, browser type, Internet service provider, referring/exit pages, and date/time stamps.
Additionally when you make a purchase or attempt to make a purchase through the Site, we collect certain information from you, including your name, billing address, shipping address, payment information (including credit card numbers), email address, and phone number. We refer to this information as "Order Information."
When we talk about "Personal Information" in this Privacy Policy, we are talking both about Device Information and Order Information.
How do we use your personal information?
We use the Order Information that we collect generally to fulfill any orders placed through the Site (including processing your payment information, arranging for shipping, and providing you with invoices and/or order confirmations). Additionally, we use this Order Information to:
Communicate with you;
Screen our orders for potential risk or fraud; and
When in line with the preferences you have shared with us, provide you with information or advertising relating to our products or services.
We use the Device Information that we collect to help us screen for potential risk and fraud (in particular, your IP address), and more generally to improve and optimize our Site (for example, by generating analytics about how our customers browse and interact with the Site, and to assess the success of our marketing and advertising campaigns).
Sharing your personal information
We share your Personal Information with third parties to help us use your Personal Information, as described above. We also use Google Analytics to help us understand how our customers use the Site - you can read more about how Google uses your Personal Information here. You can also opt-out of Google Analytics here.
Finally, we may also share your Personal Information to comply with applicable laws and regulations, to respond to a subpoena, search warrant or other lawful request for information we receive, or to otherwise protect our rights.
Behavioural advertising
As described above, we use your Personal Information to provide you with targeted advertisements or marketing communications we believe may be of interest to you. For more information about how targeted advertising works, you can visit the Network Advertising Initiative's ("NAI") educational page here.
You can opt out of targeted advertising from here:
Additionally, you can opt out of some of these services by visiting the Digital Advertising Alliance's opt-out portal here.
Do not track
Please note that we do not alter our Site's data collection and use practices when we see a Do Not Track signal from your browser.
Your rights
If you are a European resident, you have the right to access personal information we hold about you and to ask that your personal information be corrected, updated, or deleted. If you would like to exercise this right, please contact us through the contact information below.
Additionally, if you are a European resident we note that we are processing your information in order to fulfill contracts we might have with you (for example if you make an order through the Site), or otherwise to pursue our legitimate business interests listed above. Additionally, please note that your information will be transferred outside of Europe, including to Canada and the United States.
Data retention
When you place an order through the Site, we will maintain your Order Information for our records unless and until you ask us to delete this information.
Changes
We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time in order to reflect, for example, changes to our practices or for other operational, legal or regulatory reasons.
Contact us
For more information about our privacy practices, if you have questions, or if you would like to make a complaint, please contact us by E-mail using<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or by standard mail using the address provided below:
Network for the Open Web, SVKM's NMIMS MPSTME, Bhakthi Vendanth Swami Marg, Vile Parle West, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400056, India.