Guyana: Former soldier gets life imprisonment for beheading uncle
by News Room(NEWS ROOM GUYANA) — Dwayne Tappin, a former member of the Guyana Defence Force, was on Monday sentenced to life imprisonment for beheading his uncle.
Tappin, 29, was sentenced by Justice Sandil Kissoon at the Demerara High Court. Last month a 12-member mixed jury had found him guilty of killing 51-year-old Randolph Seenauth during an argument. The incident occurred on August 6, 2017, at 125 Better Hope South, East Coast Demerara.
The Jury had ordered that Tappin serves 40 years imprisonment before he could be eligible for parole.
The State was represented by Prosecutors Mandel Moore and Abigail Gibbs.
According to reports, Seenauth and Tappin lived in separate apartments on the same plot of land. However, the family had a dispute over the land which the victim’s mother had occupied before she died.
On August 6, 2017 around 04:30hrs, neighbours heard a loud commotion in one of the apartments, but then there was silence for a few minutes which led them to suspect something was amiss.
Neighbours called out for Seenauth but got no response and later contacted the Sparendaam Police Station. Police ranks arrived shortly after and upon pushing the front door to Seenauth’s apartment, they found his head lying in a passageway between the living room and kitchen.
Further checks were made in the apartment and the rest of the man’s body was discovered on a mattress in the bedroom.
Tappin, hours after the murder, turned himself over to ranks at the Sparendaam Police Station.
More Guyana News Stories
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Guyana: Six-year-old girl killed trying to cross road to buy chewing gum November 19, 2019
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Guyana Bar Association mourns death of former Chief Justice Ian Chang November 18, 2019
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Guyana: Headless body of Brazilian man found on Lethem road November 17, 2019
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Queens man who slaughtered Guyanese wife was jealous of Bollywood hunk Hrithik Roshan November 9, 2019
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Guyanese newlywed killed by husband in murder/suicide in Queens November 9, 2019
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Jamaican woman sues Guyana government for being kept in jail for extra 8 months on marijuana conviction November 9, 2019
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Guyana: 8-year-old student hospitalized after beating by classmates November 7, 2019
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Guyana: Person selling live Flamingo in cruel manner could face heavy fine, jail — officials November 5, 2019


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Catching up With Open Source Advocate Rocky Bernstein
We’re excited to welcome the Full-Stack Engineering meetup back to Gilt on Tuesday, Jan. 28! (Go here to RSVP.) The night’s three speakers include HUGE Principal Architect Isaiah Belle, NBCUniversal Manager of Enterprise Architecture Sam Boyer, and open source advocate/hero Rocky Bernstein. The meetup starts at 6:30 PM at our 2 Park Avenue office and will include discussion of the PHP frameworks Symfony2 and Drupal. Oh, and we’ll also have some delicious sandwiches!
Once described as someone who "lives in relative obscurity,“ Rocky Bernstein is the creator of the Pydb extended Python debugger, the ruby-debug BASH debugger, and many other software tools used daily by millions. He was kind enough to take some time out of his schedule to answer a few questions:
Gilt: In this age of social media, you seem to prefer flying under the radar to self-promoting. Why?
Rocky Bernstein: I’d say that most of the folks who have used software that I’ve written wouldn’t recognize my somewhat unusual name. I have neither a Facebook nor a Twitter account. With social things, there is a quality/quantity trade-off. The few friends that I have are very important to me, and I would rather devote a lot of time and effort towards those, than less time and effort towards more people. With respect to the software, what’s important to me is getting stuff done and problems solved.
G: How do you come up with open source projects to tackle–what’s your creative process?
RB: Invariably the projects find me, and not the other way around. Sometimes people come to me with a request for a feature or something, and I ask them to take a stab at the problem first. A common response is that they don’t know anything about the field. Well, jumping in can be a good way to learn.
The decision to start the CD-reading project was unusual in that it was politically motivated. It came from dissatisfaction with the DCMA (Digital Millenium Copyright Act), which I feel is a little Draconian. I didn’t know anything about CD-reading or physics or debuggers when I started those projects. I like to think that I’ve helped a lot of people learn new fields by encouraging them to just jump in and get started.
G: How do you prioritize what to work on?
RB: In getting things done day to day, I often encounter annoyances, things that need to be addressed, and things that should be automated. I often have to deal with these by hand in order to get a task done, but later, I’ll think about which things bothered me the most and ask how I can start to address them. I monitor statistics on my projects. For example, anyone who has a GitHub, SourceForge, or code.google.com account can star any number of other projects hosted on that organization. It costs nothing to flag a project.
When I’m looking for something to work on, I’ll look at the analytics for the various projects, and I will tend to work more on those with the most interest. The other kind of place I look at would be the download statistics that you can get from various package repositories: RubyGems, Debian QA, PyPi Ranking.
Q: What was your first open source project? And how many projects have you pursued in total?
RB: I started sharing code before the term "open source” was coined. In the old days, what you would do to let people know about your code was to write some an article about it for a magazine like Byte or Dr. Dobb’s Journal. These magazines would have a place where you could download software mentioned in the articles. For some physics simulations I wrote with Greg Chatin at IBM Research. I arranged that, if people sent me a floppy disk and return postage, I’d copy the programs onto that. Distribution by this method was very limited. A big breakthrough in distribution came from places like SourceForge, where they would host software that could be downloaded.
This page lists about 40 different open-source projects of mine. Not all of the projects are equal in size or weight, and some I am just a contributor on.
Q: What do you think are the most important developments in the open-source community?
I mentioned public project repositories like SourceForge and GitHub, which make it easy to share code. At about the same time, maybe a little earlier, we started getting repositories for the various languages. Perl’s CPAN was one of the oldest, and that clearly had a big impact on the language.
A feature of the early days was that you generally had to get someone’s approval to share (or a magazine editor’s decision that your software article was newsworthy). In order to get a CPAN account, for example, you needed to request an account, maybe list a project you were working on, and wait for someone to decide. The same is still true for GNU packages and Debian packages. This isn’t necessarily wrong, but it limits the number of contributors.
Nowadays anyone can get an account on GitHub, SourceForge, or code.google.com. The process doesn’t initially require someone’s approval. But there have been many, many other improvements along the way; I have delighted in all of them:
- The various testing frameworks
- Wikis on projects – anyone can write/improve documentation
- Simple issue trackers
- Public continuous integration systems like travis.org or drone.io with build status on the project page
- irc, jabber, group jabber (e.g. Campfire)
- Maybe code-review systems like Rietveld, although I think the jury is still out on those.
G: What do you think are the biggest challenges in successfully launching a project that will gain widespread adoption?
RB: For me, having a project hit the big time feels like hitting the lottery. For example, this Ruby debugger I had been working on hit the big time because someone in the Ruby on Rails project decided to add it as a configuration option. Neither of us working on the debugger were alerted to this possibility beforehand.
So what I do, and recommend doing, is just to focus on things you think important, and focus on the work. If you are lucky, something might happen.
Q: What are your favorite technologies right now?
RB: I’m language-agnostic. In general, I prefer the dynamic languages (Ruby, Python, Lisp, Perl, POSIX Shell) over static ones (C++, C, Java), but recently I’ve been working with Go, a static language, and I’ll probably mention something there [at Tuesday’s meetup].
I use GNU Emacs extensively and have for over 25 years. Initially I was impressed with its on-line help, and undo/redo. But most important from the beginning was the fact that it is completely programmable in a real programming language: Lisp. When I first looked at how Ruby was implemented in C, I found a remarkable similarity with how Emacs was implemented in C. The core Emacs functions are written in Lisp-like C, while Ruby is written in Ruby-like C. In both cases, they both do a lot with very little through the magic of orthogonality. I am impressed with how GNU Emacs, as old as it is, has evolved and adapted over the years.
Finally, having gone through four or so version control systems (SCCS, RCS, CVS, subversion) I’m really happy with Git.
Gilt: How did you find the Full-Stack Engineering meetup group?
RB: NYC is full of diversity. Although I still feel like a visitor, and am constantly learning new things about NYC, I’ve lived here for about 35 years. I really like the idea of Full-Stack Engineering. I joined the group because I want to hear what others have to offer, and so far things have been really great.
Gilt: What do you hope to cover in your talk on Tuesday?
RB: I’m going to try to keep things short, even though I feel passionate about the full-stack development process. There will just be a few things here and there where perhaps I can point out something that folks haven’t heard of, or mention a project I’m working on. I’ll probably also suggest a project that I think should be worked on.
Thanks, Rocky!


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switch (x) {
case 1 -> {}
case 2 -> {}
case 3 -> {}
case 4 -> {}
case 5 -> {}
case 6 -> {}
case 7 -> {}
case 8 -> {}
case 9 -> {}
case 10 -> {}
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When we normalize a vector, we make its magnitude 1, but keep its direction the same.
We also refer to normalized vectors as unit vectors.
In game development, these are used to keep track of directions.
This can come in handy when determining normals, which are lines that run perpendicular to another line or surface.
Normals can tell you which direction a face on a mesh is facing.
Steps:
First, find the length of the vector using the distance formula.
You can apply the distance formula for as many dimensions as you have (you are probably used to seeing just two dimensions when working with triangles).
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\overset{\rightharpoonup}v =
\begin{bmatrix}
a\\
b\\
c\\
d
\end{bmatrix}
\xrightarrow[]{}
\sqrt{a^2 + b^2 + c^2 + d^2} = ||\overset{\rightharpoonup}v||
\end{equation*}
Once you have the length, divide each element in the vector by that length, and it should look something like this:
\begin{equation*}
\hat{v} = \frac{<a, b, c, d>}{||\overset{\rightharpoonup}v||}
\space\space\space\space or\space\space\space\space
\hat{v} = \begin{bmatrix}\frac{a}{||\overset{\rightharpoonup}v||}\\
\frac{b}{||\overset{\rightharpoonup}v||}\\
\frac{c}{||\overset{\rightharpoonup}v||}\\
\frac{d}{||\overset{\rightharpoonup}v||}
\end{bmatrix}
\end{equation*}
Now, let's see how this might look in Javascript:
(If nothing happens, you may have an error)
//Our vector, a:
var a = [4, 3, 12]; //Go ahead and add or remove values.
//---FINDING THE LENGTH OF a---
//First, sum up the squares of each element in the root:
var sum = 0;
for (i = 0; i < a.length; i++) {
sum += Math.pow(a[i], 2);
}
//Then take the square root of that sum:
var len = Math.sqrt(sum);
//Output the length:
alert("The length: " + len);
//---DIVIDING EACH ELEMENT BY THE LENGTH---
//The output string will look similar to this:
//"The normalized vector a = [0.02, 0.01, 0.07]"
var norm = "The normalized vector a = [";
//Divide each element in the vector by the length:
for (i = 0; i < a.length; i++) {
norm += a[i] / sum;
//If we have more elements to list, add another comma:
if(i + 1 < a.length)
{
norm += ", ";
}
}
norm += "]";
//Print out the normalized vector:
alert(norm);


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by Kevin Reiss at 2023-02-23 21:43:03.Hi Regine-
This looks good to me overall. I see that there are 14 aggregate-level ao's in the first series with type "restricted," which I hadn't identified/accounted for before. It seems like any ao with type "restricted" could be included then in the update as opposed to just terminal components. I could also just delete these 14 restrictions manually once you update the record. Thanks.
Ok, deleted 879 restriction notes based on this. ^
c[@id="aspace_C1491_c1"]//c/accessrestrict[@rights-restriction="Restricted"]/../did/unitid[@type="aspace_uri"]
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by Kevin Reiss at 2023-02-23 17:22:08.Looking for clarity on when we should show these headings from DSSG, should it be only when there is only there unique data in FAST.
Reach out to Minjie for details on this.
Grouping languages into a facet (this is similar feature-wise to what change the subject does).
https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/blob/main/app/controllers/barcode_controller.rb#L14
Location that "Shared" is in now... https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/blob/a26c5d30aefa2ef3f19ad499bb3bae4348f0e7c2/app/adapters/alma_adapter/alma_item.rb#L178
The desired end result is that:
"committed_to_retain": { "value": "true", "desc": "Yes" }
, bibdata will return a MARC record that includes an 876$xCommitted, rather than 876$xShared.committed_to_retain
info, then keep the current behavior.mentioned
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by None at 2023-02-23 18:39:31.See https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1kn4ixrZcvjdP3UPG1zL2ytfFO16OUN77ZWyT9ous9hM/edit?usp=sharing for an analysis of the frequency of each ICPSR heading.
Some cleanup of the MARC records should happen alongside this effort, to make the $2 values consistent (the official value is icpsr
in lowercase). Also, some errant $0 values are in the data (LCSH URIs even though they are ICPSR headings).
Mark estimates the clean-up work is an hour or two.
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by None at 2023-02-23 20:11:25.Looks like json5 is no longer updatable, so this is no longer needed.
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by Bess Sadler at 2023-02-23 17:22:03.The reporting user has indicated that there are now two Items within the Task Pool (where before there were none).
The reporting user has indicated that there are now two Items within the Task Pool (where before there were none).
Thanks for creating this ticket on my behalf
The reporting user has indicated that there are now two Items within the Task Pool (where before there were none).
To clarify: There was one before - the one submitted by the user. I see two of them now.
After invoking the following, I have identified and removed the duplicate record referencing the WorkFlowItem and Item records:
dataspace_prod_db=> select p.email,t.workflow_id,w.item_id from tasklistitem as t inner join eperson as p on p.eperson_id=t.eperson_id inner join workflowitem as w on w.workflow_id=t.workflow_id where<EMAIL_ADDRESS>email | workflow_id | item_id
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chunly princeton.edu | 46830 | 150933
chunly princeton.edu | 45390 | 144811
chunly princeton.edu | 45554 | 146548
chunly princeton.edu | 46830 | 150933
chunly princeton.edu | 47508 | 165169
chunly princeton.edu | 46878 | 152851
chunly princeton.edu | 46872 | 121273
(7 rows)
I am very sorry @astrochun, it currently is not displaying that it belongs to any collections.
Might there be one specific Collection to which it should be added?
Additionally, from my understanding, it seems as if you have reviewed the Item and that it may be prepared to be published. If this is the case, please let me know and I can publish this.
Inspecting the Item briefly, Plasma Science & Technology seems to be an appropriate candidate for the Collection, however I did not wish to presume this was the case.
We can always place it in there and then move it if it turns out to be incorrect.
Here's what I see. I'm not sure why it shows up as "Review Submission" instead of the usual two statuses:
Ah, I see now, this is a bug which has occurred for some other Item submissions. I can look to provide a solution in one moment.
The state should be updated, and the submission should be in the appropriate Collection.
When you next have the opportunity @astrochun, might I please request that you investigate this using your user account?
Thank you again.
Thanks. I do see this. Let's keep this ticket open for the mean time and I'll work with the reviewer and the researcher. Hoping to have it publish and then will revisit to close this ticket.
You're welcome, thank you again.
Just to ensure that the activity on this issue is logged, this bug was related to a misconfigured workflow step applied to the parent Collection. The Accept/Reject step must be deleted.
This has occurred elsewhere, and much of this configuration has been either inherited from the legacy system (which was migrated from the original OIT infrastructure), or, it is possible that during the migration certain configuration settings may not have been properly set for the new deployments.
You're welcome, thank you again.
Just to ensure that the activity on this issue is logged, this bug was related to a misconfigured workflow step applied to the parent Collection. The Accept/Reject step must be deleted.
This has occurred elsewhere, and much of this configuration has been either inherited from the legacy system (which was migrated from the original OIT infrastructure), or, it is possible that during the migration certain configuration settings may not have been properly set for the new deployments.
Computational Sciences was one that was created recently so it's possible that I made the mistake, so I will take onus on my error. It was one of the first collections that I created.
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by None at 2023-02-23 15:21:37.Hello!
Cotsen Children's Library is grappling with one issue. We don't know what titles have been digitized, in full or only partially, from our collection. This happened since PUL adopted decentralized digitization practices and uploaded images from patron requests to Figgy as well. We would like to curate a DPUL collection https://dpul.princeton.edu/cotsen that contains all complete digital surrogates of Cotsen's holdings.
I hope this explains the context of the request for report? We sorely need a good help with clearing up errors we keep spotting in DPUL concerning the organization of Cotsen titles. Keyword searching proves not reliable/exhaustive. Please let me know any further clarification we can provide. Thanks!
Minjie
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by None at 2023-02-23 16:07:14.Jen re-uploaded them and they worked; something must have happened during the initial ingest. everything is good now.
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by Bess Sadler at 2023-02-23 16:46:06.Quotes will not help this, because they want only the subject not sub subjects (not the answer) https://catalog.princeton.edu/catalog?utf8=%E2%9C%93&search_field=subject&q=%22Parent+and+teenager%22
https://catalog.princeton.edu/catalog/?f[subject_facet][]=Data+Mining
This appears to be something you can do in Alma.
For staff, see the following screen shots for how to search for exact LC subjects:
Find a serif font that is accessible and try that.
Here are guidelines for choosing an accessible font: https://webaim.org/techniques/fonts/#readability
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by None at 2023-02-23 18:39:11.closed
by None at 2023-02-23 18:39:12.closed
by None at 2023-02-23 18:40:04.assigned
by None at 2023-02-23 18:51:30.head_ref_force_pushed
by None at 2023-02-23 19:58:56.renamed
by None at 2023-02-23 19:59:19.node 16 EOL is in September 2023. https://endoflife.date/nodejs
It looks like there is an "Ensure NGINX Proxy Cache Directories Exists" task, but that it was skipped, even when the files didn't exist on the server. See https://github.com/pulibrary/princeton_ansible/blob/7aea93d9da020c1ec4739e62bf5368f6ef3bfdab/roles/nginxplus/tasks/conf/template-config.yml#L36-L46
We're not currently using the template capacity of the nginx role. And we're setting nginx_http_template_enable
to false
by default: https://github.com/pulibrary/princeton_ansible/blob/b2c1788a07c213a9e91ecf7efaf0d5d9b023aa31/roles/nginxplus/defaults/main.yml#L172
I am curious how the directories at /data/nginx/<project_name>/
have been created in the past.
Related to #2776.
I made a fresh key on the appdeploy server, put the matching public key on the rest of the VMs, and updated the .ssh/config
files for both the pulsys
and deploy
users on the appdeploy server, but deploying still fails with /opt/appdeploy/shared/bundle/ruby/2.6.0/gems/net-ssh-6.1.0/lib/net/ssh.rb:268:in 'start': Authentication failed for user<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(Net::SSH::AuthenticationFailed)
. I get the same error when I try it manually and from the playbook.
assigned
by Alicia Cozine at 2023-02-23 23:01:49.referenced
by Bess Sadler at 2023-02-23 16:42:48.merged
by Bess Sadler at 2023-02-23 16:42:48.closed
by Bess Sadler at 2023-02-23 16:42:48.head_ref_deleted
by Bess Sadler at 2023-02-23 16:42:49.assigned
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by Bess Sadler at 2023-02-23 16:41:55.merged
by Bess Sadler at 2023-02-23 16:41:55.closed
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by Bess Sadler at 2023-02-23 16:41:58.referenced
by Bess Sadler at 2023-02-23 16:42:50.closed
by Bess Sadler at 2023-02-23 16:41:58.assigned
by James R. Griffin III at 2023-02-23 17:19:24.referenced
by Hector Correa at 2023-02-23 21:28:04.merged
by Hector Correa at 2023-02-23 21:28:04.closed
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by Hector Correa at 2023-02-23 21:28:05.closed
by Hector Correa at 2023-02-23 21:28:05.closed
by Hector Correa at 2023-02-23 21:28:06.ready_for_review
by Chuck McCallum at 2023-02-23 21:19:57.


What are the benefits of version control? Week 1 has been a good stepping off point for getting into the DBC program, I’d like to highlight a few of the concepts that I have learned this week; version control, git and Github. Version control allows you or a group to view changes that are made and track the different versions of a project. This helps to prevent errors and to allow each other to see what each other person is working on. Version control also allows multiple people to work on the same project simultaneously without interrupting each other’s work.
How does git help you keep track of changes? Git allows one to see what changes they have made, using git status. From there one can decide what changes one wants to make with git add and git commit, and then push the changes you want to make to the repository.
Why use GitHub to store your code? Github is a great tool to track the versions of code that you have saved. It allows you to add titles and descriptions to each variation of your code, that can help to manage your project. It also allows one to easily share their work with others to collaborate or check ones work. It helps to allow for simultaneous work on the same code while providing version control at the same time. Thanks for taking the time to read this, I’ve learned a lot this week and hope I have been to explain some of what I learned.


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trongthanh
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JavaScript basics Learn/Getting_started_with_the_web/JavaScript_basics | Localization in progress - not completely translated yet. |
happymark01
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JavaScript basics Learn/Getting_started_with_the_web/JavaScript_basics | Localization in progress - not completely translated yet. |
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Bắt đầu với Web Learn/Getting_started_with_the_web |
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Writing a WebSocket server in Java Web/API/WebSockets_API/Writing_a_WebSocket_server_in_Java |
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The WebSocket API (WebSockets) Web/API/WebSockets_API | I don't have a problem with (in this case aggressive) self promotion, however "rpc-websockets JSON-RPC 2.0 implementation over WebSockets for Node.js & JavaScript." defeats the purpose of WebSockets, as the server cannot make calls to a connected client. |
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Array.prototype.reduce() Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/Reduce | Complete VI translation for this article |
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Array.prototype.reduce() Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/Reduce | Add initial VI translation (WIP) |
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Array.prototype.splice() Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/splice |
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CSS Cơ bản Learn/Getting_started_with_the_web/CSS_basics |
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Array.prototype.sort() Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/Sắp_xếp | Add missing translations; correct a few existing translations; correct a few spacing issues (compared with EN version) |
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Array.prototype.indexOf() Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/indexOf | Add translations for the incomplete parts. Finish translating the whole page |
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Form data validation Learn/HTML/Forms/Form_validation |
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Array.prototype.sort() Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/Sắp_xếp | Clean some non-breaking spaces which cause print ugly characters to article, added translate to specification table |
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Hàm rút gọn Web/JavaScript/Reference/Functions/Arrow_functions | Clean some non-breaking space ( ) which creates special character in article |
PurpleLover
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Toán tử gán Web/JavaScript/Reference/Operators/Assignment_Operators | Need translate from `Unsigned bitwise` to the end |
PurpleLover
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Toán tử số học Web/JavaScript/Reference/Operators/Arithmetic_Operators | Need translation for `Exponentiation ` |
PurpleLover
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Biểu thức và các toán tử Web/JavaScript/Guide/Expressions_and_Operators | Translated `Arithmetic` to Vietnamese, modified `bitwise` trans-string |
PurpleLover
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XML Tu-dien-thuat-ngu/XML | Fixed some typo, added translate for `request` and `response` in parenthesis |
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QA: Quality assurance at Mozilla Mozilla/QA | Revert to revision of 2016-03-04 12:44:22 by sydpolk: "Latest non English text was spam" |
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super Web/JavaScript/Reference/Operators/super |
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Biểu thức và các toán tử Web/JavaScript/Guide/Expressions_and_Operators | Translate Arithmetic Operator table, complete Comparison Operator section. |
PurpleLover
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Biểu thức và các toán tử Web/JavaScript/Guide/Expressions_and_Operators | Minor fix to assignment table to readable, put translation for conditional operator, still not done yet. |
PurpleLover
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Biểu thức và các toán tử Web/JavaScript/Guide/Expressions_and_Operators | Translated Assignment, still some more to go |
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Universal selectors Web/CSS/Universal_selectors |
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Functions Web/JavaScript/Guide/Functions | Translate some texts to Tiếng Việt, mostly at the top of the page. And of course, it is not finished yet |
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JavaScript Guide Web/JavaScript/Guide | Edit grammars and translate some texts to Tiếng Việt |
nahkd123
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XML Tu-dien-thuat-ngu/XML | Need better translate for `request` and `response`Glossary/XML Tu-dien-thuat-ngu/XML |
PurpleLover
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AJAX Tu-dien-thuat-ngu/AJAX | Reviewed. |
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Hướng dẫn Express Phần 3: Sử dụng Database (với Mongoose) Learn/Server-side/Express_Nodejs/mongoose | Clean all not-needed space-character. |
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SVG Tu-dien-thuat-ngu/SVG | Translate `responsive design` and put them in () |
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SVG Tu-dien-thuat-ngu/SVG | Fix `?` character. Which unseen from editor |
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SVG Tu-dien-thuat-ngu/SVG | Localize most contents, except for `style, clipping, masking, filtering, animation`. Still need more revisionsGlossary/SVG Tu-dien-thuat-ngu/SVG |
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Web developer guide Web/Guide |
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Giới thiệu về kiểm tra trình duyệt chéo Learn/Tools_and_testing/Cross_browser_testing/Introduction |
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Tools and testing Learn/Tools_and_testing | Typo. changed "browser the web" to "browse the web" |
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Rendering templates, and linking to changes in data:
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I got an email this afternoon that there was spam on one of my subdomains. Turns out, there is spam on both audreywatters.com and hackeducation.com. Someone found a way to load pirated PDF files – yay, free and “open” e-books for everyone! – and host them on my websites.
I think I’ve fixed the problem.
“Someone” “found a way” – it was a good reminder to me how partial my knowledge is of domains and nameservers and DNS and the like. (I learned today about a vulnerability that allows your subdomains to be hijacked via GitHub pages, so that was fun.) All this is so frustrating as I constantly have to take measures to protect my safety online as a (woman) critic. And I just do not have the time or the technical know-how.
Anyway, I guess it’s not the ol’ pharma-hack, as I’m not on WordPress any longer. It’s pirated e-books, this time around.


'Winning bypolls will not give BJP govt stability'
by Bharath JoshiThe Congress is hungry for vengeance as it looks to prevent disqualified MLAs from getting re-elected in the December 5 bypolls. But even if they do, the BJP government will remain unstable, Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee president Dinesh Gundu Rao tells Bharath Joshi. Excerpts:
Q. What's the Congress' agenda for the bypolls?
A. It’s defeating the BJP because of the way they engineered defections using undemocratic means. The disqualified MLAs were very important leaders in the Congress. Most of them were given tickets, positions and prominence. But they betrayed the party and the sense among workers is that they need to be taught a lesson.
Q. So, it's a matter of prestige.
A. It is, because there's so much heartburn. I feel bad they left. Their foolish decision...I don’t know what'll happen to them in the BJP.
Q. What’s the fight like across the 15 constituencies?
A. In most places, it's a two-way contest, especially in North Karnataka where it’s us against BJP. In parts of Bengaluru and Mysuru region, we'll have triangular fights. In some places, it's a direct fight with JD(S).
Q. The BJP’s narrative is the need for a stable government.
A. By destabilising one government, you want to create a stable one? There'll be no stability in this government. Any number of MLAs getting elected will not give this government stability. Then, BJP will again try to do more poaching. Also, there’s already disgruntlement within the BJP. So, I don't see stability coming about through these bypolls.
Q. So, do you foresee midterm polls?
A. When no stable government can be formed, you have to go back to people. But let's see what happens after the bypolls. We see what's happening in Maharashtra.
Q. What'll be the Congress' role if the BJP government becomes unstable?
A. I don't want to speculate unnecessarily. Nothing is impossible in politics, except the Congress going with BJP (laughs).
Q. Then what's happening with Congress and Shiv Sena in Maharashtra?
A. It's not that we're going to them. Shiv Sena, for its own reasons, has split with the BJP. Politics, I think, is the art of possibilities.
Q. Some of the disqualified MLAs command their own clout in their constituencies.
A. Their personal clout was because of the Congress, which groomed them to become big leaders. They won with Congress votes. Now, they can't convince people on why they left the party. The sentiment is against them. The Congress vote will not go to the BJP.
Q. How many seats will the Congress win?
A. I'm looking at 10-12 seats where Congress is in a winning position.
Q. The JD(S) has said that it prefers the BJP completing its full term in government because it needs time to prepare for fresh polls.
A. Nobody wants elections, including our MLAs. But when it happens, it happens.
Q. A section of senior leaders is unhappy with the state leadership. Siddaramaiah and you have been accused to taking 'unilateral' decisions.
A. How many times have we had meetings? Our entire process of finalizing candidates was done through observers, who were senior leaders themselves. At a higher level, there's AICC whom we consult and they take the final decision. It's not that decision comes without consultation.
Q. The likes of K H Muniyappa and B K Hariprasad have complained to the high command.
We've discussed openly with each other their issues. Muniyappa, Hariprasad, G C Chandrashekhar have expressed their views. There should be dissent and we're a democratic party.
A. Their grouse is that problems are discussed, but no decision is made.
Q. Decisions are taken based on ground reality. My role is to reflect what's happening on the ground and give inputs. I'm not taking anybody's side here.
A. It is said that you complained that some leaders aren’t cooperating with you.
I'm not facing any serious problem in my functioning, so there's nothing to complain about. And it’s not that they aren't cooperating. They have a different view.


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I'm reluctant to put my thoughts of this film into writing. My immediate impression of DARK CITY after viewing it is….well, an immediate impression. It works like a dream: you dream something, you wake up with it vividly in your memory, a couple of hours later you remember its non-submersible images or emotions, a couple of days later its impact is almost completely gone. Right now it has been three hours since I watched DARK CITY, and already its hypnopompic residue is settling somewhere in a dark, limbic city of my own. That's fine by me. I don't want to go poking around in there just for the sake of analysis.
But it's safe enough to recount the fundamentals: This is writer-director Alex Proyas' followup to THE CROW (which in itself could have been titled DARK CITY). Its most striking feature, like its predecessor, is its sepulchral photography, although DARK CITY may be even darker (but at least without all that rain): it seems that every wall is painted black or grey, every shadow overwhelms the light sources within the frame, every character is etched in chiaroscuro. It's not just a noir gimmick. Like the startling visual effects, the look of the film is entirely in service with its storyline: the titular city is part machine, part terrarium, part psychoid unconscious. It's as Jung would have dreamed it himself - a place where the basic stories of our world might begin with a singular creative experience.
The city's governorship is in the hands of powerful beings known only as The Strangers (imagine a costume party where everyone shows up as Nosferatu and you'll get the basic idea), who impose mandatory hibernation periods upon its human residents. It's when one of the citizens (Rufus Sewell) remains awake that the film begins. Thenceforth a lot of strange stuff happens in DARK CITY, and Proyas stretches out the intrigue for just the right length. Its arresting visuals and thundering soundtrack - this film must be heard in a cinema, not just seen in one - drive its narrative at a compelling pace, although the purely cinematic sensibility of it all makes Sewell and the other actors hardly memorable; only Keifer Sutherland's mannered performance stands out afterwards, for better or worse.
The most noticeable thing about DARK CITY is that it makes perfect sense as an experience, but not as a story. Here we have an alien gestalt capable of manifesting its consciousness; for all intents and purposes they appear invulnerable. Yet they may be felled by a blow to the head just as easily as any of the humans in their charge. As a friend of mine remarked, if the aliens had this kind of power then why didn't they arm themselves with psychically-generated rocket launchers instead of their less effective psychically-generated knives? It's a fair point, and one which in turn leads to many other questions about the screenplay.  Putting it plainly, to question the logic of this film is simply unsporting. Pick at one loose thread and you'll find that the story's entire fabric is made entirely of the same. Nevertheless, Proyas makes the bold choice of establishing the feel of a 1940s detective movie, thus providing us with characters that are investigating his project's own meaning. Admirable, when you realize it would have been a lot simpler for him to take a leaf out of David Lynch's book and cite the illogicality of dreams as his nightmarish film's raison d'etre.
When I was a kid I used to drive myself crazy thinking about the universe - how big it was, where it ended, if it ended, what it was in when it ended (a bubble, maybe? If so, what was the bubble floating in?). There were times when DARK CITY reminded me of that feeling. It's a metanarrative intrigue into those huge creative spaces: the fabrication of storylines and scenarios, the endless possibilities and invention of characters and their relationships. We're outside looking in, but at the same time there's a sense that this film has come from somewhere within and is projecting itself out. It's easy to backtrack and point out a film history from which DARK CITY may have emerged - its seething architecture is mindful of BRAZIL and BLADE RUNNER, its existential vogue is similar to early Lars von Trier or Jeunet and Caro, etc, etc - but this kind of cross-referencing can go on forever. I've resisted temptation to draw parallels this time around. Let's face it, the only necessary base for comparison is much more primal: namely, our own dark cities. You know the ones. Just like in the film, they're torn down and rebuilt every night in our sleep.
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API Design and Windows Metadata Exporter
I spent today migrating an existing .NET library (Stacky - details here) into a Windows Runtime-compatible API. While I started out with the goal of having one codebase to rule them all, I quickly found this was awfully idealistic and focused on just the WinRT stuff as an exercise.
You can see the state of the code (warning: very rough) on bitbucket.
All of this remarks below are subject to change. I have a few outstanding queries which I'll follow up with the product teams as I can find them on Twitter or on the forums.
Not much - but I was unsurprised by that as there were many design decisions which were flagged at BUILD. I'll refer to some of the sessions I've watched from BUILD later.
A fair bit - but again, is to be expected. The move to asychronous methods which can be invoked synchronously thanks to the syntactical sugar of await
and async
keywords demands this, but does have a lot of benefits.
For people who have been doing .NET development, they should be familiar with the concept of a class library - a reusable set of classes which can be referenced in other projects.
The Windows Runtime APIs behave slightly different (more on this later) and requires a different build process. Why do this? If you want your library to be consumed from C++ or a Javascript WinRT applications. Again, this is a topic far better covered by the product teams at BUILD, so go check them out.
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When I change my project type to output a WinMD file, this changes the build process to include a tool called Windows Metadata Exporer (herein referred to as winmdexp).
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You won't see this level of detail in your Output Window unless you switch the MSBuild output under Tools | Options | Projects and Solutions | Build and Run to Diagnostic or higher.
You will see the errors and warnings though:
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So after a couple of hours dancing with winmdexp, here's some notes on what it likes and what it doesn't.
When you create a simple class, like this:
public class MyClass
{
public string MyProperty { get; set; }
}
you'll see this error:
Type 'MyProject.MyClass' is unsealed but is not enabled for composition. Either seal 'MyProject.MyClass', or mark it with the System.Runtime.InteropServices.WindowsRuntime.EnableCompositionAttribute so that you can derive from it. To use the class from JavaScript, you must seal it.
At this point, you have two choices:
- If you don't care about supporting Javascript applications consuming your API - for example, you require consumers to subclass this type, add the
[EnableComposition]
attribute to the class definition.
- If you want to support all languages, add the sealed keyword to your class so that no subclassing is possible.
And the easiest thing to do is to add the sealed
keyword:
public sealed class MyClass
{
public string MyProperty { get; set; }
}
Notes:
- As I worked my way through the codebase making the required changes, I was required to make conscious decisions around what I expose to consumers (the proxy and its APIs, the objects to return to the consumer), and what remains internal (helper functions, JSON parsing, etc) - the net result being a smaller footprint and more internal usage.
- The use of internal vs public for testability was a bit concerning - I hope the team have something in mind for doing an
[InternalsVisibleTo]
-esque testing option
- I need to try some edge-case scenarios around using the [EnableComposition] attribute - and how this impacts the consuming options
Program to an interface, not an implementation
Let's change this class to something a little more complex:
public sealed class MyClass
{
public List<string> MyProperty { get; set; }
}
now we get multiple errors, such as:
Method 'MyProject.MyClass.MyProperty.get()' has a parameter of type 'System.Collections.Generic.List<System.String>' in its signature. Although this type is not a valid Windows Runtime type, it implements interfaces which are valid Windows Runtime types. Consider changing the method signature to instead use one of the following types: 'System.Collections.Generic.IList<System.String>, System.Collections.Generic.IReadOnlyList<System.String>, System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<System.String>'.
Thankfully, the solution is right there in front of us.
Rather than rewriting the entire BCL, the wizards in the WinRT team have supported projecting the .NET interface to the Windows Runtime interface (more info here). So we can just use one of the suggested interfaces and the runtime takes care of the rest.
public sealed class MyClass
{
public IList<string> MyProperty { get; set; }
}
Notes:
- Common sense - good to see this being enforced as part of the API
- There are a number of read-only collections being added to the Windows Runtime (and .NET Framework 4.5). Hooray!
Generic methods?
First controversial topic! Let's say we're trying to parse arbitrary strings into JSON.
public static class MyStaticClass
{
public static T Parse<T>(string text)
{
return default(T);
}
}
And we get scolded rather badly:
'MyProject.MyStaticClass.Parse<T>(System.String)' is a generic method. Windows Runtime methods may not be generic.
Method 'MyProject.MyStaticClass.Parse<T>(System.String)' has a generic type parameter of type 'T' in its signature. Generic type parameters may not appear in method signatures of Windows Runtime methods.
Method 'MyProject.MyStaticClass.Parse<T>(System.String)' returns 'T', which is not a valid Windows Runtime type. Methods exposed to Windows Runtime must only return Windows Runtime types.
The Solution? Uh, don't do it.
So, for all those MVVM frameworks who use helper methods like this:
protected void NotifyOfPropertyChange<TProperty>(Expression<Func<TProperty>> property)
{
NotifyOfPropertyChange(property.GetMemberInfo().Name);
}
need to fall back to the simple method of passing strings. I've railed about how this is a flawed concept before, so now its a priority (for me at least) to integrate AOP-esque workflows into this process - so that we can do away with the boilerplate code (and reflection-fu).
Or just mark the method as internal and don't expose it to the consumers - if the situation allows it.
Generic interfaces! Surely you can just...
Next scenario - I wanted to extend an interface to add context around paging:
public interface IPager<T> : IEnumerable<T>
{
int CurrentPage { get; }
int PageSize { get; }
int TotalItems { get; }
}
No concrete classes. Still using a generic interface though...
Interface 'MyProject.IPager<T>' requires interface 'System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<T>' which is not a Windows Runtime interface. Exported interfaces may only require other Windows Runtime interfaces.
Type 'MyProject.IPager<T>' is generic. Windows Runtime types may not be generic.
Damn. Another brick wall.
Notes:
- Why isn't this a supported scenario? Did I miss something?
- IIterable<T> is the complement of IEnumerable<T> - but it isn't part of the current build. Perhaps that is my issue...
- What generics are actually supported in WinRT? I haven't been able to find anything specific aside from a couple of slides in the afore-mentioned talks.
What about virtual methods?
Can a consumer override a method when subclassing?
[EnableComposition]
public class SomeClass
{
protected virtual void VirtualMethod(object param)
{
}
}
Aaaand... no.
'MyProject.SomeClass.VirtualMethod(System.Object)' is a virtual method. Managed types may not expose new virtual methods in Windows Runtime.
Notes:
- Using
virtual
is usually (IMO) the last-choice when doing OO design in .NET. Meh.
Fields! How do they work?
This gist describes it fairly well:
And if the tool finds an empty class:
public sealed class SomeClass
{
}
It will ask you what on earth you were thinking!
Unable to determine a default interface for runtime class 'MyProject.MyClass'. The class does not implement any interfaces, and no interface was generated for it because it does not contain any public methods, properties, or events.
Don't do async everywhere
You may be inclined to use async and await everywhere, seeing as they are the new black:
public async Task<string> Get(string url)
{
var client = new HttpClient();
var response = await client.GetAsync(url);
return response.Content.ReadAsString();
}
But Task<T> is a BCL type, not a WinRT type:
{% blockquote %}
'MyProject.MyClass.Get(System.String)' returns 'System.Threading.Tasks.Task<System.String>', which is not a valid Windows Runtime type. Methods exposed to Windows Runtime must only return Windows Runtime types.
{% endblockquote %}
The solution I've used - which I'm uncertain about, as I now have at worst 2x the methods defined (one private and at least one public method - excluding overloads) simply to support the ceremony of the WinRT bits - is from one of the talks:
public sealed class MyClass
{
public IAsyncOperation<string> Get(string url)
{
return AsyncInfoFactory.Create(() => GetInternal(url));
}
private static async Task<string> GetInternal(string url)
{
var client = new HttpClient();
var response = await client.GetAsync(url);
return response.Content.ReadAsString();
}
}
The public method exposes an IAsyncOperation
return type, which is created by the factory class. This is compatible with the WinRT APIs, while retaining all the features of the TPL Task API.
Notes:
- This smells like another candidate for some post-build weaving - keep the source code clean and rewrite after to satisfy the WinRT APIs.
- Can we rename AsyncInfoFactory to something more specific - IAsyncInfo is the base interface for everything this creates, but I kept forgetting the class name whenever I had to add it. AsyncFactory? AsyncOperationFactory?
- Watching this thread for an answer about my interface subclassing question.
- Investigating if the use of
sealed
interferes with testability - and if there's a good workaround.
- Finish the damn library migration
If you've got any feedback on this (or perhaps I've gone astray on something), you can reach me on Twitter (@shiftkey) or you can email me - 'me' @ this-domain.


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by Aaron Flanagan, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/aaron-flanagan/England's day with destiny has arrived as they take on South Africa in the Rugby World Cup Final.
Eddie Jones' men produced a spectacular performance to see themselves past New Zealand in the semi-finals, but can they find that intensity again?
The Red Rose are unchanged for the final - the first time Jones has named an identical starting line-up for around three years.
But will it be enough to see themselves past South Africa and right the wrongs of the 2007 final?
Here is all you need to know ahead of the match...
When is the match?
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Kick-off, for those in the UK, will be at 9am.
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England team
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Replacements: Luke Cowan-Dickie, Joe Marler, Dan Cole, George Kruis, Mark Wilson, Ben Spencer, Henry Slade, Jonathan Joseph
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Replacements: Malcolm Marx, Steven Kitshoff, Vincent Koch, RG Snyman, Franco Mostert, Francois Louw, Herschel Jantjies, Frans Steyn.
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- Draw 18/1
- South Africa 2/1
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wincent.com | closed | bug | Created , updated |
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wincent.com | open | bug | Created , updated |
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Quantifying the Security Benefits of Debloating Web Applications
The main idea of software debloating is to reduce software's attack surface by removing pieces of code that are not required by users. In this study, we analyze four popular PHP applications (phpMyAdmin, MediaWiki, Magento and WordPress) and show that a reduction of up to 71% in Logical Lines of Code, up to 60% in historic CVEs and up to 100% in Object Injection Gadgets is possible. Essentially, by removing unused functionality and libraries from the application we can significantly reduce the attack surface.
The paper is available at https://www.securitee.org/files/debloating_usec2019.pdf
This system is comprised of three docker images:
Mapping of vulnerabilities to source code: You can separately download the mapping of vulnerabilities to source code of applications. To ensure that the mappings point to the correct lines, use the specific version of applications that we used (Links are available below).
Mapped CVEs to vulnerable files and lines (CSV file).
Mapped CVEs to vulnerable functions (CSV file).
Pre-configured applications: Four pre-configured docker images that host versions of web applications used in our study along with File and Function level debloated versions are accessible below:
Current web application configuration expects each web application to reside in the "web" directory itself. To test file and function level debloated variants, simply move their directories up from file_debloating or function_debloating directories to web.
The source code is hosted on Github at https://github.com/silverfoxy/PHPDebloating.
* docker and docker-compose packages are required to run this code.
Running the container: In order to build and run docker containers, after downloading your desired template, navigate to its root directory and run:
docker-compose up
you can access the web applications at http://localhost:8085 and reports at http://localhost:8086/admin.
Running the usage profiles: In the paper, we mention Tutorials mapped through Selenium scripts. Monkey tests based on Gremlinsjs. Spider and Scanner from BurpSuite.
Debloating a new web application: To add a new web application, follow these steps:
Mapping web applications to versions in the database: The debloating engine needs to know which version of web applications is being used, you can either use cookies or environment variables to pass this information to the back end.
- Cookie: By setting the following cookies, the backend knows which application is being tested.We are a team of security researchers at PragSec Lab, Stony Brook University (https://securitee.org).
For any queries or questions contact Babak Amin Azad at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- What does a debloated application look like in action?
Unless you trigger a removed part of the application, everything else looks identical. And a custom error message is displayed if a removed feature is executed. Here's a video of an exploit attempt on CVE-2016-4010 failing on debloated version of Magento 2.0.5. This attempt fails because the gadget chain relies on Credis_client class (redis client for Magento) being present which is removed after debloating.
- How are Object Injection Gadgets extracted?
Our current study is based on known gadget chains from popular PHP packages reported at PHPGGC library. After we debloat the web applications, we checked if these gadgets (the whole file or the magic functions) are removed or not.
- Can I run this software in a production environment?
XDebug, the PHP extension that is used to record line level code coverage hooks into Zend engine and has a noticeable overhead. In our setup, based on the four applications we tested, the page load time was increased 2-4 times. As such, this overhead may be unacceptable based on your setup. One solution is to record the coverage on a subset of users by load balancing. Another solution is to use record-and-replay proxies to record real traffic to the application and replay them offline.
A third solution is to optimize XDebug's code coverage engine and make it more efficient for our need. Currently it overloads over 47 op codes. As only detecting the coverage of files or functions is enough for our architecture, we can extend this module or use in-house implementations that decorate functions with code that records the coverage and achieve an acceptable overhead.


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