Final Quiz
Remember to answer every question. Be calm and remember every think we've learnt. Good luck!
What is Javascript?
A type of animal
Foreign Language
Programming Language
Never heard of it
Along with HTML and CSS, Javascript is viewed as the core language of?
Cuba
Internet
Burundi
Javascript is not a language
Inside which HTML element do we put the Javascript?
script
scripting
javascript
js
Where is the correct place to insert a link to Javascript?
Head
Body
Head or Body
Javascript is linked using CSS
What is the correct syntax for referring to an external script?
script href
script src
script name
my scripts name is
How do you write 'Hello World' in an alert box?
msgBox('Hello World')
msg('Hello World')
alert('Hello World')
alertBox('Hello World')
How do you create a function in Javascript?
function myFunction()
function=myFunction()
function:myFunction()
Functions don't exist in Javascript
What is the correct way to write a Javascript array?
var colors=[]
var colors={}
var colors:{}
var colors:[]
The Bootstrap grid system is based on how many units?
9
12
3
6
Which class is used to create a badge in Bootstrap?
badge
label
flag
tag
Which class is used to create a basic list group?
grouped-list
group
group-list
list-group
Which of the following is correct?
jQuery is a Javascript library
jQuery is a JSON library
jQuery is an HTML library
jQuery is a CSS library
Which sign does jQuery use for short?
?
#
$
%
Which jQuery method is used to hide selected elements?
visible(false)
display(none)
hidden()
hide()
What is debugging?
A programming language
Killing insects
A function in jQuery
Checking code for errors
Congratulations on completing the course!
Hope you're happy with your result


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block subhero_title %} Financial Administration {% endblock %} {% block subhero_description %}
Code for America supports Brigades by providing the infrastructure to fundraise, spend money, and enter into contracts.
{% endblock %} {% block in_page_nav %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}One way that Code for America supports the Brigade Network is by handling financial administration for Brigades. This support allows Brigades to fundraise and spend money for their Brigades, without having to worry about financial administration.
Here are some commonly-requested resources related to Code for America financial administration:
Although having Code for America provide full financial administration is the easiest way for Brigade leaders, it is also possible to have a separate Fiscal Sponsor or separate 501(c)3 status.
Brigades with full Code for America financial administration can receive tax-deductible donations through Code for America, and are provided with a Relationship Letter establishing this.
Brigades can fundraise online or by receiving checks. Donations are tax-deductible and cannot have business benefits for the donor (giving) company. Code for America will send a formal thank you letter to the donor and issue them a tax-deductible receipt. However, Code for America does not issue tax-deductible receipts for sponsorships, event tickets, or merchandise sales.
For donations under $1,000, the full amount will be available for you to spend immediately. If you plan to receive a donation over $1,000, please first reach out to the Network Team<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to confirm how this will be spent and receive approval in advance. Funds will be added to your Brigade account to spend against.
You can access funds by submitting expenses against the funds in Expensify using this process.
Donations from a foundation or a government will need accompanying documentation from the Brigade. Foundations and governments don’t write checks without some degree of paperwork - even if it’s a series of emails. The reason we ask for accompanying documentation is that when we go through an audit, auditors will ask for this accompanying documentation.
Each Brigade has their own unique donation page (e.g. Code for Atlanta) that is linked to on your Brigade’s page on this site. Leaders can share that donation page link for fundraising purposes, and donations will automatically go to your Brigade account.
Please note: The credit card processing fee for online donations is 2.2% + $0.30 of each donation.
Checks should be made payable to "Code for America Labs" Please include "for X Brigade" in the memo.
The mailing address for Code for America is: 972 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94103 (Attn: Vishal Sood)
If you are looking to fundraise for your Brigade, please ensure you read the 2018 Financial Guidance for Brigades Document .
As a Brigade, having a Fiscal Sponsor means that an outside organization, usually a local one, handles the administration of the Brigade’s finances. All of the Brigades finances will go through the fiscal sponsor, and will not be associated with Code for America. If a Brigade receives a donation through the Code for America donation page, it will be refunded and the donor will have to donate to the fiscal sponsor.
This also means that all reimbursements for Brigade members will go through the fiscal sponsor. Fiscal sponsors can seek reimbursement for their Brigade members for travel reimbursements to Summit and Brigade Congress through Code for America, but Brigade members will not be reimbursed via the Expensify process, and will need to go through their fiscal sponsor for any finance related issues.
If you are looking to have a fiscal sponsor for your Brigade, please contact the Network team as certain guidelines must be met to make this switch, such as a verification of the proposed fiscal sponsor’s financial stability.
A small number of Brigades have chosen to seek their own non-profit status for their Brigades. This means that they must follow all the rules and regulations of a non-profit, and as a result they have no financial association with Code for America.
Although there is no financial association, in order to be official, these Brigades still sign an MOU that designates them as Partner Brigades. This document recognizes that there is still alignment between their organization and Code for America.
As a consequence of being separate organizations, Partner Brigades, have limited access to the free software provided to Brigades.


HTML - Hypertext Markup Language
hyperlinks
Invented in 1990 - 30,000,000,000 pages
The main type of doc on web is HTML
Plaintext, HTML, Images, Video, Music can be found on the web.
Major PiecesYou, your computer, browser, the internet, servers.
HTTP-main protocol of the web
servers - computers that host files that make up the web
Internet - the world's largest computer network
Browser - program that runs on computer to display files found on web
HTML - Hypertext Markup Language (text content, markup, reference to other documents, links to other pages)
More tagsem-emphasis - italics
what happens when we forget to close the em tag
Everything after em is italicized
HTML AttributesAnchor -> (A)
Images(IMG) - Images Inline
a, span, br, img, strong are all inline


With the Custom element Docking API, you can expand, collapse, move, disable, pin or unpin a window.
Docking Custom Element
jqxDock2
You cannot drop this object.
jqxDock1
You cannot drag this object.
jqxDock3
You can drag and drop this object.
jqxDock4
You can drag and drop this object.
Move jqxDock4 To Left Zone
Collapse jqxDock1
Expand jqxDock1


Plug in the number of XP you have to spend below, and get a list of what you can buy. This is approximately 10% easier than just doing it in your head.


Registration
Please enter test data for creating the account
x
Full Name:
Full Name error
Email:
Email Error
Password:
Password Error
Password Confirm:
Password Confirmation error
Username:
UsernameError
Credit Card #:
CreditCardError
Address:
AddressError
Register
Login
If you have already registered, please enter your login and password on our login page.
login


Video Layers
This sample tests the different video layers / layout
Back
Choose a video
Equirect (stereo-top-bottom)
Quad (stereo-left-right)
Cylinder (mono)
Both Quad and Cylinder (stereo-left-right)
30fps (mono)
60fps (mono)
5K VP9
XR not found
switch videos automatically
Click 'Enter VR' to see content


configurable-http-proxy¶
A simple wrapper around node-http-proxy that adds a REST API for updating the routing table.
The proxy is developed as a part of the Jupyter Hub multi-user server.
Install¶
To install configurable-http-proxy
:
npm install -g configurable-http-proxy
To install from the repo:
git clone https://github.com/jupyter/configurable-http-proxy.git
cd configurable-http-proxy
# Use -g for global install
npm install [-g]
Using configurable-http-proxy¶
the configurable proxy runs two HTTP(S) servers:
- The public-facing interface to your application (controlled by
--ip
,--port
, etc.). This listens on all interfaces by default. - The inward-facing REST API (
--api-ip
,--api-port
). This listens on localhost by default. The REST API uses token authorization, set by theCONFIGPROXY_AUTH_TOKEN
environment variable.
When you start the proxy, you can set a default target to be used when no match is found in the proxy table:
$ configurable-http-proxy --default-target=http://localhost:8888
Options¶
Usage: configurable-http-proxy [options]
Options:
-h, --help output usage information
-V, --version output the version number
--ip <ip-address> Public-facing IP of the proxy
--port <n> Public-facing port of the proxy
--ssl-key <keyfile> SSL key to use, if any
--ssl-cert <certfile> SSL certificate to use, if any
--ssl-ca <ca-file> SSL certificate authority, if any
--ssl-request-cert Request SSL certs to authenticate clients
--ssl-reject-unauthorized Reject unauthorized SSL connections (only meaningful if --ssl-request-cert is given)
--ssl-ciphers <ciphers> `:`-separated ssl cipher list. Default excludes RC4
--ssl-allow-rc4 Allow RC4 cipher for SSL (disabled by default)
--ssl-dhparam <dhparam-file> SSL Diffie-Helman Parameters pem file, if any
--api-ip <ip> Inward-facing IP for API requests
--api-port <n> Inward-facing port for API requests
--api-ssl-key <keyfile> SSL key to use, if any, for API requests
--api-ssl-cert <certfile> SSL certificate to use, if any, for API requests
--api-ssl-ca <ca-file> SSL certificate authority, if any, for API requests
--api-ssl-request-cert Request SSL certs to authenticate clients for API requests
--api-ssl-reject-unauthorized Reject unauthorized SSL connections (only meaningful if --api-ssl-request-cert is given)
--default-target <host> Default proxy target (proto://host[:port])
--error-target <host> Alternate server for handling proxy errors (proto://host[:port])
--error-path <path> Alternate server for handling proxy errors (proto://host[:port])
--redirect-port <redirect-port> Redirect HTTP requests on this port to the server on HTTPS
--no-x-forward Don't add 'X-forward-' headers to proxied requests
--no-prepend-path Avoid prepending target paths to proxied requests
--no-include-prefix Don't include the routing prefix in proxied requests
--insecure Disable SSL cert verification
--host-routing Use host routing (host as first level of path)
--log-level <loglevel> Log level (debug, info, warn, error)
REST API¶
The REST API is authenticated via a token in the Authorization
header.
The API is served under the /api/routes
base URL.
For example:
$> curl -H "Authorization: token $CONFIGPROXY_AUTH_TOKEN" http://localhost:8001/api/routes
Getting the current routing table¶
GET /api/routes[?inactive_since=ISO8601-timestamp]
Returns a JSON dictionary of the current routing table. This excludes the default route.
If the inactive_since
URL parameter is given as an ISO8601 timestamp,
only routes whose last_activity
is earlier than the timestamp will be returned.
Response¶
status: 200 OK
{
"/user/foo": {
"target": "http://localhost:8002",
"last_activity": "2014-09-08T19:43:08.321Z"
},
"/user/bar": {
"target": "http://localhost:8003",
"last_activity": "2014-09-08T19:40:17.819Z"
}
}
The last_activity
timestamp is updated whenever the proxy passes any data to or from
the proxy target.
Adding new routes¶
POST requests create new routes. The body of the request should be a JSON dictionary
with at least one key: target
, the host to be proxied.
POST /api/routes/[:path]
Input¶
- target
- The host URL
Response¶
status: 201 Created
Any request to /path/prefix
on the proxy’s public interface will be proxied to target
.
Custom error pages¶
CHP 0.5 adds two ways to provide custom error pages when the proxy encounters an error, and has no proxy target to handle a request. There are two typical errors that CHP can hit:
- 404: a client has requested a URL for which there is no routing target. This is impossible if a default target has been specified.
- 503: a route exists, but the upstream server isn’t responding. This is more common, and can be due to any number of reasons, including the target service having died or not finished starting.
error-path¶
If you specify --error-path /usr/share/chp-errors
,
then when a proxy error occurs, CHP will look in /usr/share/chp-errors/CODE.html
for an html page to serve,
e.g. 404.html
or 503.html
.
If no file exists for the error code, error.html
file will be used.
If you use this scheme, make sure you have at least error.html
.
error-target¶
If you specify --error-target http://localhost:1234
,
then when the proxy encounters an error, it will make a GET request to this server, with URL /CODE
,
and the URL of the failing request escaped in a URL parameter, e.g.:
GET /404?url=%2Fescaped%2Fpath
Host-based routing¶
If --host-routing
is given, the proxy will pick a target based on the host of the incoming request,
instead of the URL prefix.
The API when using host-based routes is the same as if the hostname were the first part of the URL path, e.g.
{
"/example.com": "https://localhost:1234",
"/otherdomain.biz": "http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5555",
}
etc.


Do you want to help us make awesome open-source software for humanitarian work?
Awesome! Here are instructions to get you started.
We are always thrilled to receive pull requests, and we do our best to process them as fast as possible. Not sure if that typo is worth a pull request? Do it! We will appreciate it.
If your pull request is not accepted on the first try, don't be discouraged! If there's a problem with the implementation, we'll make sure to provide feedback.
Any significant improvement should be documented as a github issue before anybody starts working on it.
Please take a moment to check that an issue doesn't already exist documenting your bug report or improvement proposal. If it does, it never hurts to add a quick "+1" or "I have this problem too". This will help prioritize the most common problems and requests.
Fork the repo and make changes on your fork in a feature branch.
Make sure you include relevant updates or additions to documentation and tests when creating or modifying features.
Pull requests descriptions should be as clear as possible and include a reference to all the issues that they address.
Code review comments may be added to your pull request. Discuss, then make the suggested modifications and push additional commits to your feature branch. Be sure to post a comment after pushing. The new commits will show up in the pull request automatically, but the reviewers will not be notified unless you comment.
Before the pull request is merged, make sure that you squash your commits into
logical units of work using git rebase -i
and git push -f
. After every
commit the test suite should be passing. Include documentation changes in the
same commit so that a revert would remove all traces of the feature or fix.
Commits that fix or close an issue should include a reference like Closes #XXX
or Fixes #XXX
, which will automatically close the issue when merged.
Add your name to the AUTHORS file, but make sure the list is sorted and your name and email address match your git configuration. The AUTHORS file is regenerated occasionally from the git commit history, so a mismatch may result in your changes being overwritten.
Short answer: with pull requests to the Puente-Ionic-Datacollection repository.
All decisions affecting Puente-Ionic-Datacollection follow the same 3 steps:
Step 1: Open a pull request. Anyone can do this.
Step 2: Discuss the pull request. Anyone can do this.
Step 3: Accept or refuse a pull request. A maintainer does this.
 Make sure you will have time to make yourself available. You don't have to be a maintainer to make a difference on our project!
It is every maintainer's responsibility to:
Just like everything else: by making a pull request :D


--- title: "Wire Clustering" description: "" ---
Built with d3.js.
Order: by Name by Frequency by Cluster


Baffle adds an animated obfuscation effect to any text. Reload page to see effect. Apply these baffling classes!
.baffle - Baffles once upon page load.
.baffle-longer - Baffles once, but for a longer duration (3 seconds).
.baffle-prolonged - Baffles for a prolonged period.
.baffle-forever - .baffle-forever - Baffles endlessly.
Apply these classes to any text for a brutal text effect!
Default brutal (black) text
Brutal monochrome (blue) text
Brutal neon (lime) text
Truncate a paragraph of text to a preset number of characters. Requires start.brutalizing.js. Apply any of these classes to any text to truncate. Also supported: .chop-32 and .chop-512.
Lorem ipsum no facer prompta vim, movet ubique qui ei. Per no regione aliquid, ea mei nulla scribentur liberavisse. Vim cu tale ludus possit, discere suavitate nam ad. No verterem reprimique vix, phaedrum hendrerit an quo. Qui feugait apeirian ut, ne virtute numquam mandamus mea. Eos et enim dicant deterruisset.
Lorem ipsum no facer prompta vim, movet ubique qui ei. Per no regione aliquid, ea mei nulla scribentur liberavisse. Vim cu tale ludus possit, discere suavitate nam ad. No verterem reprimique vix, phaedrum hendrerit an quo. Qui feugait apeirian ut, ne virtute numquam mandamus mea. Eos et enim dicant deterruisset.
Lorem ipsum no facer prompta vim, movet ubique qui ei. Per no regione aliquid, ea mei nulla scribentur liberavisse. Vim cu tale ludus possit, discere suavitate nam ad. No verterem reprimique vix, phaedrum hendrerit an quo. Qui feugait apeirian ut, ne virtute numquam mandamus mea. Eos et enim dicant deterruisset.
Fittext makes any text aggressively responsive. Re-size your browser window to see them scale!
.fittext - Best scales text to fit within container.
Brutalist Framework
.fittext-compress - Increases compression.
Brutalist Framework
.fittext-uncompress - Decreases compression.
Brutalist Framework
Below are fittext classes that are ideal for H1 - H6 tags.
Warp your text into curves, spirals, circles, and waves! Works best on paragraphs. All are fully responsive.
 It is fully responsive, too!
Add a glitch effect to any element! Works on images and text, or even entire areas! It is entirely CSS-based. Apply .glitch class to any element.
Glitched Circle Image
Glitched Paragraph
This is a rather glitchy paragraph. You could even baffle all your firking enemies!
This paragraph has just one glitched word, using the span tag.
Blink is back! Apply theses classes to blink any element, even entire areas! Requires brutalist.js and start.brutalizing.js.
ALERT!
ALERT!
ALERT!
////////
WARNING!!!!
////////
Here is a fast-blinking span and image:
Get Your Blinker Fluid NOW!
Apply a throbbing, pulsing effect. It's CSS-based, so no javascript is needed. Simply apply this class to any element:
.throb
Spin any element constantly. Apply these classes:
.spin
.spin-reverse
.spin-fast
.spin-reverse-fast
.spin-cycle
Rotate Text allows the rotation of text within an element.
Rotate Text requires javascript, and the markup uses data attributes to configure the settings. You will need to apply a unique ID to each individual Rotate Text element. The markup is as follows:

First Text Phrase

Second Phrase of Text

Last Text Phrase

Rotate Interval = 3000 = 3 seconds until next rotation
Rotate Animate - There are numerous animation styles supported. Consult animations.css.
Equal heights makes boxes the same height within a multi-column layout. In the example below, notice how all 3 column boxes have the same height.
.equal-height
Column One
This box has 2 lines of text
Column Two
This box has several lines of text.
Some small text.
Another small text line.
Column Three
This box has 2 lines of text
Apply these classes to add an animated gradient background to any element!
Let's get ready to rumble!
Brutalize any element by making it rumble! Simply apply the following classes to any element.
Stop Constant Rumble
By applying these classes together, users can stop a constantly rumbling element:
.rumble.strumble - rumble constantly, stop upon click
.rumble.sthrumble - rumble constantly, stop upon hover
.rumble
Constant rumbling!
.prumble
Pulse rumble, constantly
.drunk
Aggressive constant rumble
.hyper
Extra aggressive constant rumble
.crumble
Rumble constantly on click
.trumble
Triggered rumble on click for only 1.5 sec
.hrumble
Rumble upon hover
.mdrumble
Rumble on mousedown
.caffeinated
Aggressive rumble on hover
Blenders allow text or any other element to blend with its background.
NOTE: Apply only one class per element. Combining multple classes together isn't possible (except unblend).
In the example below, we use a blue box with white text and apply different blender classes to each.
Classes
.lighten-blend
.darken-blend
.hue-blend
.sat-blend (saturation)
.lum-blend (luminosity)
.color-blend
.dodge-blend
.burn-blend
.diff-blend (difference)
.exc-blend (exclusion)
.soft-blend (soft light)
.hard-blend (hard light)
.overlay-blend (inverted hard light)
.multi-blend (darkens element)
.screen-blend (lightens element)
.unblend (removes blend from current element)
.color-blend
.diff-blend
.dodge-blend
.multi-blend
.exc-blend
.screen-blend


{% extends "global/Page.html" %} {% load otree static %} {% block title %} Interface {% endblock %} {% block content %}
Below is the interface you will see on your screen after the experiment begins.
{% next_button %}(If the image is not loading properly, please right click on the image icon, and select "Open Image in New Tab".)
{% endblock %}


SyncProbeTest Class
Unit tests for the SyncProbe probe.
Item Index
Methods
- BaseSync
- BaseSync-CreateWithId
- BaseSync-CreateWitoutId
- BaseSync-DestroyById
- BaseSync-FetchById
- BaseSync-SetUp
- BaseSync-TearDown
- LiveSync
- LiveSync-ClientChange
- LiveSync-Connect
- LiveSync-Disconnect
- LiveSync-ServerChange
- LiveSync-ServerDelete
- LiveSync-SetUp
- LiveSync-TearDown
- SyncProbe
- SyncProbe-Classes
- SyncProbe-Coerce
Methods
LiveSync-ServerChange
()
Tests that a server change propagates the data to the client with a change event
SyncProbe-Coerce
()
The server decides what specific type of SyncProbe to instantiate for classes of data models. When a SyncProbe is requested, the SyncProbe instance becomes an instance of a specific type. This tests that this coersion is made.


This a dynamic Fork function. On demand a new porthole is added to or removed from a multiporthole during runtime. All particles to its input are passed to all outputs.
Derived from: DEDynForkBase
Location: $PTOLEMY/src/domains/de/contrib/stars
Version: 1.1 "05/13/98"
Author: Jens Voigt
Acknowledgements: I use exacly the same go()-method as S. Ha does in DEFork.pl.
| in | anytype | input for all events |
| out (multiple) | ANYTYPE | will get one PortHole for each instance |
This method is called from DEDynMapBase::createDynBlock whenever a new block is to put into the system configuration. It just creates a new porthole in the out-multiporthole. A pointer to the porthole is returned. The number of the porthole is not needed here, we just need the same interface as in the DEDynForkXXX-stars.
This method is called from DEDynMapBase::deleteDynBlock whenever a block is to be taken out of the system configuration. From DEDynMapBase::deleteDynBlock we get a pointer to one of the portholes in ourout-multiporthole. We delete it from the block's porthole list as well as from the multiporthole's list and delete the porthole itself.
See: source code,
DynFork users
copyright (c) 1998 Dresden University of Technology, WiNeS-Project. All rights reserved.


Tiger Diet Tigers are carnivores, meaning that their diet consists of meat, flesh, and fats off of animals that they catch. This is where they get all of their protein and other dietary requirements in order to conduct day to day activities. Their Diet Depends Largely On What Is Available Where They Live
This species diet ordinarily consists of about 50% wild boar meat. If they cannot get their paws on some wild boar they have been known to eat elk, deer, lynx and sometimes even bears. If large sources of meat are not readily available, Siberian Tigers will eat rabbits, fish, and any rodents they can get to.
White Tigers are one of the best hunters because they can follow their prey even if they attempt to escapes into the water. This allows them to easily feat on monkeys, wild cattle, deer, and birds.
Being a critically endangered species, there is not as much known about this specific species. We believe that their diet consists largely of local birds, fish, and monkeys. They are not good climbers and are limited to prey that comes down to ground level.


abruptShift_tests.Rmd
library(actR)
This notebook implements a test of the
actR::detectShiftCore()
function on synthetic data (see
data_raw/makeSyntheticData.R for their construction).
The idea is to use the simplest model of a shift (linear ramp emulating either a step or gradual change) to evaluate the proportion of false negatives and false positives: how often is a gradual shift mistaken for an abrupt one, or missed altogether? How often is a shift identified when none exists? From these rates we construct receiver operating characteristic curves and their sensitivity to: - abruptness (the time over which the shift occurs, from 0 to T/2, where T is the length of the series) - noise levels. - age uncertainties.
lngth <- 400
time <- 1.0*seq(lngth)
pureshift <- linearRamp(lngth,width = 0)
ShiftHappens <- detectShift(time = time,
vals = pureshift,
vals.variable.name = 'Step Change',
time.units = 'years',
vals.units = 'unitless',
summary.bin.step = 1,
simulate.time.uncertainty = FALSE,
simulate.paleo.uncertainty = FALSE,
null.hypothesis.n = 50,n.ens = 50)
#> timeVariableName is at least partially absent in the input data
#> Testing null hypothesis with 50 simulations, each with 50 ensemble members.
#> This will probably take about 1 minutes
plot(ShiftHappens)
Now we’ll do the same, by looping over various values of the shift
widths <- c(0, lngth/40, lngth/20, lngth/10, lngth/5, lngth/2)
rampRes = vector(mode = "list",length = length(widths))
for(w in 1:length(widths)) {
rampRes[[w]] <- detectShift(time = time,
vals = linearRamp(lngth,width = widths[w]),
vals.variable.name = 'Ramp',
time.units = 'years',
vals.units = 'unitless',
summary.bin.step = 1,
simulate.time.uncertainty = FALSE,
simulate.paleo.uncertainty = FALSE,
null.hypothesis.n = 50)
plot(rampRes[[w]])
}
#> timeVariableName is at least partially absent in the input data
#> Testing null hypothesis with 50 simulations, each with 100 ensemble members.
#> This will probably take about 1 minutes
#> timeVariableName is at least partially absent in the input data
#> Testing null hypothesis with 50 simulations, each with 100 ensemble members.
#> This will probably take about 1 minutes
#> timeVariableName is at least partially absent in the input data
#> Testing null hypothesis with 50 simulations, each with 100 ensemble members.
#> This will probably take about 1 minutes
#> timeVariableName is at least partially absent in the input data
#> Testing null hypothesis with 50 simulations, each with 100 ensemble members.
#> This will probably take about 1 minutes
#> timeVariableName is at least partially absent in the input data
#> Testing null hypothesis with 50 simulations, each with 100 ensemble members.
#> This will probably take about 1 minutes
#> timeVariableName is at least partially absent in the input data
#> Testing null hypothesis with 50 simulations, each with 100 ensemble members.
#> This will probably take about 1 minutes


Another technique to overcome the problem that the shellcode begins at an offset of a register (ESP in our example) is by trying to find a jmp [reg + offset] instruction (and overwriting EIP with the address of that instruction). Let’s assume that we need to jump 8 bytes again (see previous exercise). Using the jmp reg+offset technique, we would simply jump over the 8 bytes at the beginning of ESP and land directly at our shellcode.
We need to do 3 things :
- find the opcode for jmp esp+8h
- find an address that points to this instruction
- craft the exploit so it overwrites EIP with this address
Finding the opcode : use windbg :
0:014> a
7c90120e jmp [esp + 8]
jmp [esp + 8]
7c901212
0:014> u 7c90120e
ntdll!DbgBreakPoint:
7c90120e ff642408 jmp dword ptr [esp+8]
The opcode is ff642408
Now you can search for a dll that has this opcode, and use the address to overwrite EIP with. In our example, I could not find this exact opcode anywhere. Of course, you are not limited to looking for jmp [esp+8]… you could also look for values bigger than 8 (because you control anything above 8… you could easily put some additional NOP’s at the beginning of the shellcode and make the jump into the nop’s…
(by the way: Opcode for ret is c3. But I’m sure you’ve already figured that our for yourself)


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Uses 7-1 Architecture pattern for maintainable and scalable SASS.
Two ways of creating grids - CSS Grid and Flexbox.
Only includes the most important features to minimize code bloat.
Includes a Gulp build system to automate building of SASS files
Designed to be scalable and easy to customize. Use it as a standalone library or use it a starting point to build your next application.
BEMSkel, or short for BEM Skeleton, is a lightweight CSS framework using BEM and SASS. It's designed to provide a solid foundation for building a component-based web applications and user interfaces. It is written using the BEM (Block, Element, Modifier) naming convention to provide a consistent and strict naming convention which allows you to divide your user interface into independent blocks and allow reuse of existing code.
BEMSkel was initially based on Skeleton boilerplate but was rewritten using BEM and added with useful features for building component-based user interfaces. It provides styles for the most commonly used elements such as text, buttons, tables, and forms. It also includes two ways of creating grid systems -- grid and flexbox. As a simple rule, use grid if you need to support older browsers or flexbox if you only want to support modern browsers.
If you like BEMSkel, feel free to share it, tweet it, or start using it. <3
TweetThe grid is a 12-column fluid grid with a maximum width of 1000px, that shrinks with the browser device at smaller sizes. The maximum width can be changed with one line of CSS in the _variables.scss
file and all columns will resize accordingly. The syntax is simple and it makes coding responsive much easier. Use the grid layout if you need support for older browsers such as IE9 and below
col--2
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flex-grow: large
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font-size property. Out of the box, BEMSkel never changes the
font-size, but it's there in case you need it for your project. All measurements are still base 10 though so, an

with 5.0rem
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element to attach icons inside buttons.
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| 10 | Jeff | Hanneman |
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| # | First Name | Last Name |
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| 10 | Jeff | Hanneman |
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| 10 | Jeff | Hanneman |
| 12 | Jimi | Hendrix |
| # | First Name | Last Name | Band |
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| 10 | Jeff | Hanneman | Slayer |
| 12 | Jim | Morrison | The Doors |
The pagination component provides default styling for pagination that contains long content and requires splitting content into shorter, easier to understand blocks.
BEMSkel uses media queries to serve its scalable grid, but also has a list of queries for convenience of styling across devices. The queries are mobile-first, meaning they target min-width
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/* Mobile first queries */
/* Larger than mobile */
@media (min-width: 400px) {}
/* Larger than phablet */
@media (min-width: 550px) {}
/* Larger than tablet */
@media (min-width: 750px) {}
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@media (min-width: 1000px) {}
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@media (min-width: 1200px) {}
BEMSkel has a number of small utility classes that act as easy-to-use helpers. Sometimes it's better to use a utility class than create a whole new class just to float an element.
/* Utility Classes */
/* Make element full width */
.u-full-width {
width: 100%;
box-sizing: border-box;
}
/* Make sure elements don't run outside containers (great for images in columns) */
.u-max-full-width {
max-width: 100%;
box-sizing: border-box;
}
/* Float either direction */
.u-pull--right {
float: right;
}
.u-pull--left {
float: left;
}
/* Clear a float */
.u-clearfix {
content: "";
display: table;
clear: both;
}
Examples using BEMSkel with React will be added soon.


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You are developing a web page that has a group of H1 and H2 elements.
The page also includes a CSS class named underlineMe.
You have the following requirements.
You need to update the web page to meet the requirements.
Which code segment should you use?
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$("h1").addClass('underlineMe'); $("h1").css({ color: 'red' });
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Inspired by the 1971 computer game Star Trek" by Mike Mayfield.
STAR TREK and all related marks, logos and characters are owned by CBS Studios Inc.
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Nadine Coyle raises £10k for Children in Need ahead of I'm A Celeb stint
I’m a Celebrity’s Nadine Coyle made sure she left for the jungle on a high note after being crowned champion in Children In Need’s Celebrity Special.
The Girls Aloud star raised £10,000 for the annual charity drive in the BBC quiz where her music knowledge was put to the test in a series of challenges.
Joined by Heidi Range from Sugababez, the pair were able to take home the Pudsey special trophy all in the name of a good course.
Speaking after her win, Nadine joked: ‘He can travel; we’re not that far from each other.’
Seems like that little yellow bear is about to clock up some serious air miles, considering Nadine is now heading onto I’m a Celeb!
‘We were not confident at all, especially standing next to Antony who was really geared up for it and he knew so many answers,’ Heidi said. ‘We came in going “oh we’ll be out after the first round” so we’re over the moon!’
Nadine added: ‘I really think this was a huge team effort, also on this team but then there were the other teams that really helped and then the audience really, really helped!’
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This year’s Children in Need has seen celebs go the extra mile in the name of charity, raising millions to help those less fortunate and fundraising for important facilities that aid less fortunate children.
The EastEnders cast clubbed together for a Strictly Come Dancing special, which was won by Maisie Smith, who plays young Tiffany Butcher, and Kevin Clifton.
Rylan Clark-Neal did a 24-hour Karaokethon earlier this week, resulting in tears as he passed the £1million mark by himself.
Olivia Colman, Suranne Jones, Luke Evans and Jim Broadbent recorded their own special covers of pop hits for a Got It Covered album, which went straight in at number one on the compilations charts.
Last year, Children in Need raised over £50million – you can donate here.
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Class LayerMasker
Allows convenient interpretation and creation of layer masks (bit-masks) mask layers represented by integers [0-NumberOfLayers - 1].
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: GoRogue
Assembly: GoRogue.dll
Syntax
public sealed class LayerMasker
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceLayerMasker(Int32)
Constructor. Takes the number of layers allowed, which must be more than 0 and less than or equal to 32.
Declaration
public LayerMasker(int numberOfLayers = 32)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | numberOfLayers | The number of layers supported by this layer mask generator. |
Fields
| Improve this Doc View SourceALL_LAYERS
Layer-mask representing all layers.
Declaration
public readonly uint ALL_LAYERS
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.UInt32 |
DEFAULT
Default layer masker, that excludes no possible layers from its results.
Declaration
public static readonly LayerMasker DEFAULT
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| LayerMasker |
NO_LAYERS
Layer mask representing no layers.
Declaration
public readonly uint NO_LAYERS
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.UInt32 |
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceNumberOfLayers
Maximum number of layers supported by this layer masker. Functions enforce this limit, and will not consider layers outside the range [0, NumberOfLayers - 1]
Declaration
public int NumberOfLayers { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceAddLayers(UInt32, IEnumerable<Int32>)
Adds the given layers to the given layer mask, provided those layers are within the supported number of layers. Any layer outside of this range will not be added.
Declaration
public uint AddLayers(uint mask, IEnumerable<int> layers)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.UInt32 | mask | The mask to add the layers to. |
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<System.Int32> | layers | Layers to include in the resulting layer mask. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.UInt32 | A layer mask including any original layers that were in the given mask (regardless of whether they were within the supported number of layers), as well as the new layers provided (provided they are within the supported number of layers). |
AddLayers(UInt32, Int32[])
Adds the given layers to the given layer mask, provided those layers are within the supported number of layers. Any layer outside of this range will not be added.
Declaration
public uint AddLayers(uint mask, params int[] layers)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.UInt32 | mask | The mask to add the layers to. |
| System.Int32[] | layers | Layers to include in the resulting layer mask. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.UInt32 | A layer mask including any original layers that were in the given mask (regardless of whether they were within the supported number of layers), as well as the new layers provided (provided they are within the supported number of layers). |
HasLayer(UInt32, Int32)
Returns whether or not a layer is contained within the given layer mask. Returns false if the layer given is outside the supported number of layers.
Declaration
public bool HasLayer(uint mask, int layer)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.UInt32 | mask | Layer mask to check. |
| System.Int32 | layer | Layer to check for. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if the given layer is present in the given layer mask, false if it is not or the layer is outside the supported number of layers for this LayerMasker. |
Layers(UInt32)
Returns an IEnumerable of all layers contained within the given layer mask (that fall within the supported number of layers).
Declaration
public IEnumerable<int> Layers(uint mask)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.UInt32 | mask | Layer mask to return layers for. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<System.Int32> | All layers contained within the given layer mask that fall within the supported number of layers for this LayerMasker. |
Mask(IEnumerable<Int32>)
Gets a layer mask including exactly the given layer indices. Any layer given outside the maximum number of layers is ignored, and will not be added to the resulting mask.
Declaration
public uint Mask(IEnumerable<int> layers)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<System.Int32> | layers | Layers to include in generated layer mask. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.UInt32 | A layer mask including exactly those layers in the input that were within the supported number of layers. |
Mask(Int32[])
Gets a layer mask including exactly the given layer indices. Any layer given outside the maximum number of layers is ignored, and will not be added to the resulting mask.
Declaration
public uint Mask(params int[] layers)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32[] | layers | One or more layers to include in generated layer mask. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.UInt32 | A layer mask including exactly those layers in the input that were within the supported number of layers. |
MaskAllAbove(Int32)
Generates and returns a layer mask including the given layer and any layer above (greater than) it. Layers not in the supported number of layers will be ignored, and will not be added to the resulting layer mask.
Declaration
public uint MaskAllAbove(int layer)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | layer | Layer to start the mask at. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.UInt32 | A layer mask including the specified layer and all layers above it, provided those layers fall within the supported number of layers. |
MaskAllBelow(Int32)
Generates and returns a layer mask including the given layer and any layer below (less than) it. Layers not in the supported number of layers will be ignored, and will not be added to the resulting layer mask.
Declaration
public uint MaskAllBelow(int layer)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | layer | Layer to start the mask at. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.UInt32 | A layer mask including the specified layer and all layers below it, provided those layers fall within the supported number of layers. |


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It sure seems like the question every GM in the NFL wants to answer come April every year. With the help of Machine Learning, while they still cannot answer it for certain, at least they'll be able to make a data-backed decision.
The predictions given by the algorithms are just that, predictions. They should most definitely be taken with a grain of salt. If an algorithm that accurately predicts success at the NFL level existed, teams would not spend nearly as much on the Scouting Department.
In this app you'll be able to get a prediction on Quarterback Rating for first year quarterbacks taking into account their offensive line, and their college stats.
Also, how many wins a team is expected to have in a season given different stats like quarterback rating, total offense and total defense. You will probably be surprised as to how influential quarterback play is to the success of a team.
Last but not least, you'll get an answer to the decades old question, should you draft a QB? This question would normally get a very subjective answer, because it is not easy to assess. However, here we get the answer based on what another team in a similar situation did in the past. Was it the correct decision? We can't really answer that, we only want to know if we should, given the situation we are in.
Click on the algorithm you are interested in and get your predictions!


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You would like the user view these items, sort them by a certain key, and filter them by another. Maybe the user wants to see the Computer_Sciences from North America and sort them by their firstname. This library gives you the means to do that and provides you with a way to generate the output just as you want it to be. First check out the demo, then read the documentation.
This library depends on the existence of jquery and underscore.
Two functions are exported into the jQuery namespace
facetelize is used to initialize the faceted search with the given settings.
facetUpdate can be used if you want to change the state of the faceted search from the outside.
items : An array of items which will be filtered and sorted in the process.
facets : An object for which the keys correspond to keys from the items and the values are the headline for this facet. The items will be filtered based on what value they have for these keys.
orderByOptions : Just like the facets, except that these key-value pairs are used for sorting only. When the key RANDOM is included, the results can be randomized.
facetSelector : This is the selector which is used to find the DOM-node where the facets are displayed.
resultSelector : This is the selector which is used to find the DOM-node where the results are displayed.
resultTemplate : A string that is used by the underscore templating system to render each item from the items array. The following attributes are added to each item which can be used in the template as well: batchItemNr, batchItemCount and totalItemCount.
state : This object stores the current filters, sort option, currentResult and other things. You can provide a orderBy string or an filters object to preset those.
enablePagination : Boolean to enable the pagination / "load more" functionality, defaults to true.
paginationCount : If pagination is enabled, set the number of items to display in a batch, defaults to 50.
facetSortOption : Use this to change the order of facet items. Takes an object in which the keys correspond to facet names and the values to an array of facet values which can be arranged in the order you would like them to appear. This example will sort the continents in a different order, elements which are not included in the array will be appended in alphabetical order:
facetSortOption : {'continent': ["North America", "South America"]}
There are some more templates, please have a look at the source of the facetedsearch.js to see all available template options.
You can bind to some Events to be notified when some actions have happened. This uses the jquery event system. They are:
facetuicreated : You can bind to this function on the settings.facetSelector DOM node to be notified when the UI has been created.
facetedsearchresultupdate : You can bind to this function on the settings.resultSelector DOM node to be notified when the results have been updated.
facetedsearchfacetclick : This event is fired when a facet is clicked and it is fired on the settings.facetSelector node. It receives the id of the facet as an argument.
facetedsearchorderby : This event is fired when a sortby item is clicked and it is fired on the settings.facetSelector node. It receives the id of the orderby as an argument.
$(settings.resultSelector).bind("facetedsearchresultupdate", function(){ // do something, maybe });
Here you can see a typical setup which includes a DOM-node to display the facets in and one where to display the results in.


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Miracle in LA: Traffic Moving at LAX With Ban on Ride-Shares Inside Airport Loop
by MARTIN MACIAS JRLOS ANGELES (CN) – When Los Angeles airport officials moved ride-hail and taxi pickups away from terminal curbsides, angry tweets from frustrated travelers exploded. Two weeks later, overall travel times have improved and the firestorm on Twitter has subsided.
Los Angeles International Airport officials opened the LAXit lot in late October to move taxis, Uber, Lyft and Opoli pickups away from the airport’s central terminal area – known locally as the horseshoe – to clear notoriously bad traffic.
With a host of long-term construction projects slated for the world’s fourth busiest airport – including a “People Mover” to connect public transit to airport terminals – LAX officials described LAXit as a vital move.
As part of the project, the lane closest to terminals is reserved for public transit buses and wheelchair-accessible shuttles that move travelers to the remote LAXit lot.
During the first week of the LAXit rollout, frustrated travelers complained about 45- to 60-minute waits times for shuttles to their ride-hail pickup lot.
A week later, LAX officials expanded the operation by 50% to alleviate prolonged wait times, especially during peak hours.
LAX spokesperson Heath Montgomery said in an interview that operations have smoothed out and that the removal of ride-hail drivers from the horseshoe has resulted in reduced travel times in the upper and lower terminals.
“The generic answer is that everyone else is moving quicker on average,” Montgomery said.
Traffic is a major problem in LA County and one that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, or Metro, is looking to reduce through a potential congestion fee on county highways.
As part of a study on congestion pricing, Metro is also exploring a fee for trips on ride-hail apps like Uber and Lyft, which officials say could fund both public transit alternatives and free fares for riders.
Taxi drivers rally for their livelihood
Taxi drivers crowded a Los Angeles City Council committee meeting Nov. 5, urging officials to restore curbside taxi pickups at the airport.
Daniel Klein with Bell Cabs told the committee that taxi drivers have always been flexible during LAX construction but that their livelihoods are in serious risk as their number of airport pickups decline.
“LAX is the only place we make a living,” Klein said, noting Uber and Lyft have dominated the market in the county. “Some people invested $50,000 or more. We don’t have 401(k), this is our investment and if you take that away, you’re killing us. You’ll be adding to the homeless crisis. Take us back to terminal in contact with customers.”
LA City Councilman Paul Krekorian said at the hearing he supported seeing taxis perform curbside pickups and added that Uber and Lyft haven’t been transparent enough about their operation.
“I’m seeing an inefficient mode of transportation getting rich off our airport and seeing the tried and true mode of transit, taxis, getting shoved in this lot,” Krekorian said.
Deborah Flint, CEO of Los Angeles World Airports, the city agency that manages LA-area airports, told the committee she would study whether there is enough curb space to restore taxi pickups at the terminals.
Flint said that 13,000 cars have been removed from daily traffic in the horseshoe, a 30% reduction.
Representatives from Uber and Lyft did not attend the meeting and LA City Councilmember Joe Buscaino told the audience he was upset the ride-hail giants had not responded to his invitation.
Uber and Lyft representatives did not respond to requests for comment for this story.
Representatives from the black car service or limo industry did not attend the hearing. The pricier, commercial option has a dedicated pickup area at LAX and has been uninterrupted during the LAXit rollout.
LAX’s Montgomery said the black car service is not factored into LAXit plans since they are regulated differently by the state.
Taxis and black car services are a vital option for University of Southern California professor Lisa Schweitzer, a wheelchair user.
Schweitzer said in an interview that she is never certain ride-hail companies will send a car with enough trunk space for a folded wheelchair.
The private Flyaway shuttle has been promoted by LAX officials as a viable and cheaper alternative to taxi and ride-hail pickups but it isn’t wheelchair-accessible.
“This whole operation leaves me wondering what accommodations there are for people with disabilities,” said Schweitzer, who teaches at USC’s Price School of Public Policy. “Also, it’s really hard to imagine a world where Flyaway handles the volume of customers that pickup services do.”
An eye on the 2028 Olympics
Metro wants to see 28 transit projects built for the 2028 Summer Olympics and Paralympic Games, which will be hosted in and around LA. The People Mover is part of the nearly $43 billion package.
Schweitzer says the Olympics may create a surge in infrastructure development, but it remains unclear whether the aggressive construction timeline will benefit the region’s transit goals.
“Building fast isn’t always the same as building well,” Schweitzer said. “I question how much benefit we get from accelerating the projects we’re accelerating.”
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birefringence from refractive index tensor
Birefringence is the difference in light speed in anisotropic material. When entering an anisotrpic media plane polarised light migrating along the propagation direction vprop is split into two orthogonally vibrating waves that moves at different speed, the slowest with nmax and the faster wave with nmax. The values of nmin and nmax can be calculated from the refractive index tensor containg the three pricipal refractive index of the mineral, nalpha, nbeta and ngamma and the ligth propagation direction (vprop) with repect to the crystal reference frame. The birefringence varies as function of the vprop and for each vprop coressponds to nmax-nmin.
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| nMin | lowest refractive index for a given propagation direction |
| nMax | highest refractive index for a given propagation direction |
| n | difference between nMax and nMin |
| pMin | vector3d polarization direction with the lowest refractive index |
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Contains forces to apply to each finger. Doesn't matter if the device can or can't support it. More...
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| FingerForces () | |
| A Force-Feebdakc command with all levels set to 0. More... | |
| FingerForces (float thumb, float index, float middle, float ring, float pinky) | |
| FingerForces (Finger finger, float force) | |
| Create a new Force-Feedback command, with only one finger being activated. More... | |
| FingerForces (float[] forces) | |
| Create a new Force-Feedback Command, with forces for each finger stored in an float[] array of size 5. More... | |
| FingerForces (FingerForces other) | |
| Create a new Force-Feedback Command, with the same parameters as another. More... | |
| virtual bool | Equals (FingerForces other) |
| Check if this command contains the same values as another. More... | |
| override string | ToString () |
| Create a string representation of this finger command. More... | |
| FingerForces | Merge (FingerForces otherCmd) |
| Merge this force-feedback command together with another. More... | |
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| static FingerForces | Merge (FingerForces cmd1, FingerForces cmd2) |
| Merge two force-feedback commands together, using the maximum value. More... | |
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| float[] | levels = new float[5] |
| The actual force-feedback levels, in Newton, from thumb to pinky More... | |
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| virtual float | ThumbForce [get, set] |
| Force on the thumb of the Thumb. More... | |
| virtual float | IndexForce [get, set] |
| Level of the Index Finger. More... | |
| virtual float | MiddleForce [get, set] |
| Level of the Middle Finger. More... | |
| virtual float | RingForce [get, set] |
| Level of the Ring Finger. More... | |
| virtual float | PinkyForce [get, set] |
| Level of the Little Finger or Pinky. More... | |
| virtual float[] | Forces [get, set] |
| Access the levels of this FingerCmd. More... | |
| static FingerForces | Zero [get] |
Contains forces to apply to each finger. Doesn't matter if the device can or can't support it.
| SGCore.Haptics.FingerForces.FingerForces | ( | ) |
A Force-Feebdakc command with all levels set to 0.
summary> Create a new Force-Feedback Command, with levels for each finger
| SGCore.Haptics.FingerForces.FingerForces | ( | float | thumb, |
| float | index, | ||
| float | middle, | ||
| float | ring, | ||
| float | pinky | ||
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| SGCore.Haptics.FingerForces.FingerForces | ( | Finger | finger, |
| float | force | ||
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Create a new Force-Feedback command, with only one finger being activated.
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| SGCore.Haptics.FingerForces.FingerForces | ( | float[] | forces | ) |
Create a new Force-Feedback Command, with forces for each finger stored in an float[] array of size 5.
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| SGCore.Haptics.FingerForces.FingerForces | ( | FingerForces | other | ) |
Create a new Force-Feedback Command, with the same parameters as another.
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Merge this force-feedback command together with another.
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| override string SGCore.Haptics.FingerForces.ToString | ( | ) |
Create a string representation of this finger command.
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The actual force-feedback levels, in Newton, from thumb to pinky
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Level of the Index Finger.
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Level of the Little Finger or Pinky.
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Level of the Ring Finger.
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Force on the thumb of the Thumb.
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The SPI driver provides the interface to configure and use the SPI peripheral.
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The SPI driver provides the interface to configure and use the SPI peripheral.
The Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) circuit is a synchronous serial data link that provides communication with external devices in Master or Slave Mode.
To use the SPI, the user has to follow these few steps:
- Enable the SPI pins required by the application (see pio.h).
- Configure the SPI using the SPI_Configure(). This enables the peripheral clock. The mode register is loaded with the given value.
- Configure all the necessary chip selects with SPI_ConfigureNPCS().
- Enable the SPI by calling SPI_Enable().
- Send/receive data using SPI_Write() and SPI_Read(). Note that SPI_Read() must be called after SPI_Write() to retrieve the last value read.
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Lineker laments Pochettino sacking
by BeSoccerThe sacking of Mauricio Pochettino has not impressed Gary Lineker, who said: "He helped the club to punch massively above their weight."
Former Tottenham and England striker Gary Lineker says the club will not find a better manager than Mauricio Pochettino, after the Argentinian was relieved of his duties.
Spurs confirmed the departure of Pochettino, along with his coaching staff Jesus Perez, Miguel D'Agostino and Antoni Jimenez, in a club statement on Tuesday.
The news comes after Tottenham made a dismal start to the 2019-20 season, winning just three of their first 12 Premier League games and suffering a humiliating 7-2 home defeat to Bayern Munich in the Champions League. Yet although he was unable to win a trophy during his five-and-a-half-year stint in north London, Pochettino's standing remained high after he guided Spurs to four successive top-four finishes and last season's Champions League final, which they lost to Liverpool.
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Spurs' next game is at West Ham on Saturday. They are 14th in the Premier League, 11 points adrift of the final Champions League qualification place.


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First Ayahuasca Trip-
I acidified 16 ounces of water with citric acid and added 9 grams of chacruna (Psychotria viridis). I brought this solution to a boil then allowed it to simmer for 10 minutes. I ingested 3 grams of syrian rue seeds by placing the powdered seeds into a small shot glass, adding water, and drinking this liquid. 15 minutes later I ingested half of the chacruna solution.
In 10 minutes the drug started to take effect. Only experiencing brief minor nausea, I began an extremely intense trip. I had to be in a very still and quite area. I layed down in my bed and the visions began. At first I saw many beautifull patterns with yellow and green colors. Many which looked like the pictures in depicted in plants of the gods. Suddenly I felt as though I couldn't breath. Everything turned black and I saw visions of snakes and demons. I cried for help as my girlfriend entered the room. I calmed down mildly. I began to explain how I wasn't living my life moraly and how much i wanted to change, how much i wanted to be close to jesus, and how much i wanted to be happy. After the intense visuals died down, i was able to talk about and reflect on the changes that where occuring in me. after about 30 minutes all the effects subsided.
This experience was very powerful. It was very difficult to navigate this journey and it is difficult not to fall victim to a bad trip.  And i actually did enjoy the negative and horrifying aspects of this trip because i learned alot about myself and freed myself of much sorrow.
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The Truman Show (1998)
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You've probably seen the trailers on television, on the theater screens, and in the magazines and newspapers. Hailed as the "best movie of the summer" as well as the "movie of the year", it's a story about Truman Burbank (Jim Carrey), a seemingly normal guy living in a scenic coastal town with his beautiful wife (Laura Linney) and his gang of neighbors and friends, led by Marlon (Noah Emmerich).
Truman Burbank, for all his normal-ness, is actually the only real-life character in a huge, fictional television show, directed by the mysterious Christof (Ed Harris). Morning, day, and night, Truman is filmed from thousands of different cameras throughout the picturesque town. His house, his friends, his workplace, his wife, his car, and everything around him are 'bugged' with microscopic cameras which capture every nuance of his actions which are then broadcast around the world to cheering hordes of 'The Truman Show' fans.  Truman is naturally unaware that his life is being witnessed by millions (and possibly billions) of other people; he is actually unaware that everything surrounding him is one, huge, scripted soap opera. As Christof tells an interviewer in the movie, Truman is the only character in the show who is truly original and spontaneous. Truman has been in this television show since he was born, and every part of his life: from first steps to his boating accident with his fictional father to his marriage have been recorded and broadcasted to the entire world.
In a huge dome outside of Hollywood ("Other than the Great Wall of China, the only other man made structure visible from outerspace"), Christof directs the pageant, narrating to the other 'actors' in Truman's life and selecting dramatic camera angles as well as 'cueing' natural things such as sunrise, storms, and various interventions when he suspects Truman is getting too 'close' to unmasking the fabrication.
The plot of the movie involves Truman discovering his 'real' place in his 'life' he lives. It begins with a normal day, with Truman smiling, greeting his neighbors in a very typical Leave-it-to-Beaver fashion, before getting in his suburban car and driving to his average job as an insurance salesman. An unscripted accident happens: a light from the television set falls from the sky and smashes into his driveway, and although he suspects something, a quickly-scripted radio broadcast in his car assures 'all the residents' of the town that nothing is wrong.
The rest of the movie concerns Truman discovering (in sometimes humorous ways) that his life isn't everything he thinks it is. Convienent 'solutions' to the facades he accidentally reveals are amusing (especially the obviously thrown-together Nuclear Power Plant accident), but inevitably cliched and pretty unbelievable. There's a true deux-ex-machina involved whenever Truman gets too 'close' and law enforcement officers (or security guards) expel him from a scene. Of course, this is the nature of the beast, but if Truman finds it unbelievable, you can count on the audience (err, the theater audience, not the Truman Show audience..) finding it unbelievable by a factor of ten. But perhaps that's the charm of the movie.
I suppose in a way I was blinded by the endless advertising claims of The Truman Show being the "Movie of the Summer" and the "Best of 1998". I expected a Forrest Gump or a Titanic, instead, I got something more in the line of Primary Colors or Men In Black. Not mind blowingly awesome, but not bad, either. I expected Truman's character to completely break free of the scripted-everyman-in-a-bad-soap-opera role, but instead, he thrives on the situation and doesn't seem to make any truly original or completely spontaneous decisions.
The supporting characters are believable, until you find out that they are mere husks controlled by Christof. Marlon (who reminds me unseemingly of Biff Tanner from Back to the Future, for some reason) has a few heartwrenching moments with Truman, which are shatterered when you learn that he truly is just an actor reciting the words Christof narrates in his earpiece. Likewise for Truman's wife, who seems to break down 'in scene' during a tense moment of the film, pleading with the show's directors to 'get Truman off of her', when in retrospect nothing was shown first of her lack of 'professionalism'. It's just a little bit of a slap-in-the-face for each of the supporting characters. One day, they are the serious, role-orientated characters who inhabit The Truman Show, and when Truman shows the first signs of rebellion, they are suddenly blithering and confused - even though most of them have supposedly spend 15+ years of their life around Truman.
I found Truman's fantastical love interest with a two-bit character played sullenly by Natascha McElhone odd and unfounded. As an extra in the early parts of the 'show', Truman sees her right before he meets his wife-to-be and is fixated by her looks and smile. For some reason, she throws away her (obviously) great paycheck and tries to convince Truman of his real identity (which is foiled ASAP). Truman then spends the majority of his life trying to piece together a bizarre (and vaguely serial-killerish) scrap-book like montage of this one-time dream girl using portions of fashion magazine photographs. And yet, for some reason, Truman remembers this woman his entire life and it's the basis for his complete unbelief of everything surrounding him.
Perhaps I'm being too critical, but I just didn't find Truman's disbelief of his surroundings too believable, if that makes any sense. The lights falling from the skies, his discovery of sets and extras not acting correctly and things of that nature add realism to his disbelief, and I suppose the director anticipated the theater audience believing that Natascha McElhone's character is the one thing to piece it all together - but then why the sudden reappearance of his 20-year dead father? Why the continual defiance towards the radio explanations, his wife's pleadings, and his best-friend? It just doesn't add up to a 100% believable situation, which of course is moot because The Truman Show is about fiction. But still, I felt empty handed.
I was also disappointed with Christof's character. He turns out to merely be another power-hungry Television Network Executive, instead of the father figure/God/conscience voice you first sense he is. Further adding to the unbelievable complications of the scene, the other producers/directors/whatever of The Truman Show (err, the Truman Show in the movie, that is) seem incredibly lax and inattentive. You'd expect for a billion-audience member, multi-trillion dollar live-production extravaganza the staff would be 100% sure of whatever Truman was doing at 100% of the time. People will be people, of course, but the pivotal event which makes Truman figure out who he really is seems contrived with 'typical stressed-out producer' syndrome.
I had the opportunity to view the movie with a friend of mine who was truly unaware about any of the hype surrounding The Truman Show, and to be honest, he was kind of confused. The opening credits run like the beginning of the (fictional) Truman Show, and it isn't until halfway through the movie that you see the much advertised 'interview' with Christof which 'explains' the concept behind the movie Truman Show (including the hilarious line, "Was Truman was the first baby adopted by a corporation?"). Perhaps the movie would be more believable and entertaining if this interview was shown earlier in the picture, or if you had a few more minutes of Truman interacting with his surroundings instead of the almost-instant suspicion you end up viewing. That way, you can view the movie as a harmless observer instead of trying to figure out what's going on along with Truman.
Jim Carrey gives an excellent performance as Truman, branching out completely from the semi-slapstick antics of Liar, Liar and removing himself forever from the laughing stock of Ace Ventura fame. Although at times it's a comedic performance, you sense that it's more of Truman's humorous personality than Jim Carrey yukking it up in The Mask or Batman frivolity. Although rumors persist of a Dumb and Dumber sequel, I can't imagine Jim Carrey performing as another mindless dolt again.
Ed Harris as Christof retains the serious roles he fashioned in movies such as The Rock. He's humorless and serious as the money and ratings-hungry producer/director of The Truman Show, and shows off his devotion to his creation in the final scenes with more heartwrenching sincerity. The combination beret/glasses look as well as the close-up shots of his face and reactions bring a new, dramatic side to the actor which hopefully will be exploited in his upcoming roles.
The remaining supporting characters are just that: supporting actors in both the true theater Truman Show and the fictional Truman Show. Neither outstanding nor average, they simply fill the void of hundreds of extras which populate the movie. I personally never found Truman's wife too believable - she seemed far too June Cleaverish and Truman seemed far too cynical for any love interest to exist. Perhaps this is the source of his infatuation with Natascha McElhone's role? The same goes for Marlon - he comes off as completely too blue collarish and too "Let's go drink and everything will be OK"-ish for white-collar salesman Truman to associate with him. Of course, we must all keep in mind that Truman's entire life has been scripted and performed, and certain things just have to be accepted.
On a rating on one to ten, I'd give The Truman Show a seven.
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Information about parameter automation.
automatable
parameter in the AAX_CParameter constructor reflect whether a parameter can have automation written and read by the host. For more information about the parameter event system, see the Parameter updates pages, and particularly the information on the Token protocol
true
when the host calls GetParameterIsAutomatable() for the parameter. In nearly all plug-ins, this means providing true
to the automatable
parameter in the parameter's AAX_CParameter constructor. In order for a parameter to be exposed to the event system, the plug-in must meet the following criteria:
'PgTL'
(default) page tables. See Implementing Page Tables in the Page Table Guide for more information about defining this page table type.All plug-in parameters must be registered with the host's event system in order for editors, including the plug-in's GUI, to work properly. Therefore a plug-in should always define a complete 'PgTL'
(default) page table including all of its parameters, even the parameters that are not "automatable".