This part prescribes policies and procedures to ensure that supplies and services acquired under Government contract conform to the contract’s quality and quantity requirements. Included are inspection, acceptance, warranty, and other measures associated with quality requirements.
As used in this part—
“Acceptance” means the act of an authorized representative of the Government by which the Government, for itself or as agent of another, assumes ownership of existing identified supplies tendered or approves specific services rendered as partial or complete performance of the contract.
“Conditional acceptance” means acceptance of supplies or services that do not conform to contract quality requirements, or are otherwise incomplete, that the contractor is required to correct or otherwise complete by a specified date.
“Contract quality requirements” means the technical requirements in the contract relating to the quality of the product or service and those contract clauses prescribing inspection, and other quality controls incumbent on the contractor, to assure that the product or service conforms to the contractual requirements.
“Critical nonconformance” means a nonconformance that is likely to result in hazardous or unsafe conditions for individuals using, maintaining, or depending upon the supplies or services; or is likely to prevent performance of a vital agency mission.
“Government contract quality assurance” means the various functions, including inspection, performed by the Government to determine whether a contractor has fulfilled the contract obligations pertaining to quality and quantity.
“Major nonconformance” means a nonconformance, other than critical, that is likely to result in failure of the supplies or services, or to materially reduce the usability of the supplies or services for their intended purpose.
“Minor nonconformance” means a nonconformance that is not likely to materially reduce the usability of the supplies or services for their intended purpose, or is a departure from established standards having little bearing on the effective use or operation of the supplies or services.
“Off-the-shelf item” means an item produced and placed in stock by a contractor, or stocked by a distributor, before receiving orders or contracts for its sale. The item may be commercial or produced to military or Federal specifications or description.
“Patent defect” means any defect which exists at the time of acceptance and is not a latent defect.
“Subcontractor” (see 44.101).
“Testing” means that element of inspection that determines the properties or elements, including functional operation of supplies or their components, by the application of established scientific principles and procedures.
Agencies shall ensure that—
(a) Contracts include inspection and other quality requirements, including warranty clauses when appropriate, that are determined necessary to protect the Government’s interest;
(b) Supplies or services tendered by contractors meet contract requirements;
(c) Government contract quality assurance is conducted before acceptance (except as otherwise provided in this part), by or under the direction of Government personnel;
(d) No contract precludes the Government from performing inspection;
(e) Nonconforming supplies or services are rejected, except as otherwise provided in 46.407;
(f) Contracts for commercial items shall rely on a contractor’s existing quality assurance system as a substitute for compliance with Government inspection and testing before tender for acceptance unless customary market practices for the commercial item being acquired permit in-process inspection (41 U.S.C. 3307). Any in-process inspection by the Government shall be conducted in a manner consistent with commercial practice; and
(g) The quality assurance and acceptance services of other agencies are used when this will be effective, economical, or otherwise in the Government’s interest (see Subpart 42.1).
Contracting offices are responsible for—
(a) Receiving from the activity responsible for technical requirements any specifications for inspection, testing, and other contract quality requirements essential to ensure the integrity of the supplies or services (the activity responsible for technical requirements is responsible for prescribing contract quality requirements, such as inspection and testing requirements or, for service contracts, a quality assurance surveillance plan);
(b) Including in solicitations and contracts the appropriate requirements for the contractor’s control of quality for the supplies or services to be acquired;
(c) Issuing any necessary instructions to the cognizant contract administration office and acting on recommendations submitted by that office (see 42.301 and 46.104(f));
(d) When contract administration is retained (see 42.201), verifying that the contractor fulfills the contract quality requirements; and
(e) Ensuring that nonconformances are identified, and establishing the significance of a nonconformance when considering the acceptability of supplies or services which do not meet contract requirements.
When a contract is assigned for administration to the contract administration office cognizant of the contractor’s plant, that office, unless specified otherwise, shall—
(a) Develop and apply efficient procedures for performing Government contract quality assurance actions under the contract in accordance with the written direction of the contracting office;
(b) Perform all actions necessary to verify whether the supplies or services conform to contract quality requirements;
(c) Maintain, as part of the performance records of the contract, suitable records reflecting—
(1) The nature of Government contract quality assurance actions, including, when appropriate, the number of observations made and the number and type of defects; and
(2) Decisions regarding the acceptability of the products, the processes, and the requirements, as well as action to correct defects.
(d) Implement any specific written instructions from the contracting office;
(e) Report to the contracting office any defects observed in design or technical requirements, including contract quality requirements; and
(f) Recommend any changes necessary to the contract, specifications, instructions, or other requirements that will provide more effective operations or eliminate unnecessary costs (see 46.103(c)).
(a) The contractor is responsible for carrying out its obligations under the contract by—
(1) Controlling the quality of supplies or services;
(2) Tendering to the Government for acceptance only those supplies or services that conform to contract requirements;
(3) Ensuring that vendors or suppliers of raw materials, parts, components, subassemblies, etc., have an acceptable quality control system; and
(4) Maintaining substantiating evidence, when required by the contract, that the supplies or services conform to contract quality requirements, and furnishing such information to the Government as required.
(b) The contractor may be required to provide and maintain an inspection system or program for the control of quality that is acceptable to the Government (see 46.202).
(c) The control of quality by the contractor may relate to, but is not limited to—
(1) Manufacturing processes, to ensure that the product is produced to, and meets, the contract’s technical requirements;
(2) Drawings, specifications, and engineering changes, to ensure that manufacturing methods and operations meet the contract’s technical requirements;
(3) Testing and examination, to ensure that practices and equipment provide the means for optimum evaluation of the characteristics subject to inspection;
(4) Reliability and maintainability assessment (life, endurance, and continued readiness);
(5) Fabrication and delivery of products, to ensure that only conforming products are tendered to the Government;
(6) Technical documentation, including drawings, specifications, handbooks, manuals, and other technical publications;
(7) Preservation, packaging, packing, and marking; and
(8) Procedures and processes for services to ensure that services meet contract performance requirements.
(d) The contractor is responsible for performing all inspections and test required by the contract except those specifically reserved for performance by the Government (see 46.201(c)).


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Exercise 1: When you think of the times in your life where you’ve been the happiest, the proudest, or the most satisfied, which of the following values come to mind?
The terms that come to mind are Accomplishment, Adventure, Decisiveness, Growth, and Personal Development. These all have to do with my feelings of restlessness whenever I feel like I'm not growing or developing in some way and are all part of the basis for my doing Dev Bootcamp.
Exercise 2: Pick one value and write a couple of sentences about why one of the values you chose is important to you.Growth is something that is important to me. I feel like everyone, especially people who are around my age, should be constantly learning from their experiences and the experiences of those around them and try to implement what they learn into their lives. For example, even though my situation has not changed much, I feel like I am a much different person than I was even a year ago.
Exercise 3: Answer the following for the values you chose in Exercise 1:In general, I try to live up to these values:
Disagree 1 ----- 2 ----- 3 ----- 4 ----- 5 Agree
- Accomplishment: 4
- Adventure: 3 (though more so lately)
- Decisiveness: 3 (again, trying to be more decisive now)
- Growth: 4
- Personal Development: 4 (similar to my feelings on growth)
The last topic someone asked my advice on was something related to my decision to leave my previous job and do DBC. I talked to quite a few people about this and why it was the right decision for me and was interested in how many people agreed with the reasoning behind my decision, even if they admitted they wouldn't have done the same thing.


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14 Sep 2022Benjamin Rosman, co-founder of Deep Learning Indaba, presented at ICRA 2022 on their mission to strengthen AI and ML communities across Africa. Based in South Africa, Deep Learning Indaba hosts annual meetups in different countries and encourages grassroots communities to run their own local events. Join the movement to boost AI and ML in Africa!


Sole purpose of this web app is to extract a named color from an image. It's relies on meodai/color-names and dtao/nearest-color libraries to name a color. Front-end developed by George Gach. Fork the repo at georgegach/image-color-name.
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This section of the code demonstrates creation of images. Because every fits file must have a PHDU element, all the FITS constructors (ctors) instantiate a PHDU object. In the case of a new file, the default is to establish an empty HDU with BITPIX = 8 (BYTE_IMG). A current limitation of the code is that the data type of the PHDU cannot be replaced after the FITS file is created. Arguments to the FITS ctors allow the specification of the data type and the number of axes and their lengths. An image extension of type float is also written by calls in between the writes to the primary header demonstrating switch between HDUs during writes.
Note that in the example below data of type float is written to an image of type unsigned int, demonstrating both implicit type conversion and the cfitsio extension to unsigned data.
User keywords can be added to the PHDU after successful construction and these will both be accessible as container contents in the in-memory FITS object as well as being written to disk by cfitsio.
Images are represented by the standard library valarray template class which supports vectorized operations on numeric arrays (e.g. taking the square root of an array) and slicing techniques.
The code below also illustrates use of C++ standard library algorithms, and the facilities provided by the std::valarray class.
int writeImage() { // Create a FITS primary array containing a 2-D image // declare axis arrays. long naxis = 2; long naxes[2] = { 300, 200 }; // declare auto-pointer to FITS at function scope. Ensures no resources // leaked if something fails in dynamic allocation. std::auto_ptr<FITS> pFits(0); try { // overwrite existing file if the file already exists. const std::string fileName("!atestfil.fit"); // Create a new FITS object, specifying the data type and axes for the primary // image. Simultaneously create the corresponding file. // this image is unsigned short data, demonstrating the cfitsio extension // to the FITS standard. pFits.reset( new FITS(fileName , USHORT_IMG , naxis , naxes ) ); } catch (FITS::CantCreate) { // ... or not, as the case may be. return -1; } // references for clarity. long& vectorLength = naxes[0]; long& numberOfRows = naxes[1]; long nelements(1); // Find the total size of the array. // this is a little fancier than necessary ( It's only // calculating naxes[0]*naxes[1]) but it demonstrates use of the // C++ standard library accumulate algorithm. nelements = std::accumulate(&naxes[0],&naxes[naxis],1,std::multiplies<long>()); // create a new image extension with a 300x300 array containing float data. std::vector<long> extAx(2,300); string newName ("NEW-EXTENSION"); ExtHDU* imageExt = pFits->addImage(newName,FLOAT_IMG,extAx); // create a dummy row with a ramp. Create an array and copy the row to // row-sized slices. [also demonstrates the use of valarray slices]. // also demonstrate implicit type conversion when writing to the image: // input array will be of type float. std::valarray<int> row(vectorLength); for (long j = 0; j < vectorLength; ++j) row[j] = j; std::valarray<int> array(nelements); for (int i = 0; i < numberOfRows; ++i) { array[std::slice(vectorLength*static_cast<int>(i),vectorLength,1)] = row + i; } // create some data for the image extension. long extElements = std::accumulate(extAx.begin(),extAx.end(),1,std::multiplies<long>()); std::valarray<float> ranData(extElements); const float PIBY (M_PI/150.); for ( int jj = 0 ; jj < extElements ; ++jj) { float arg = PIBY*jj; ranData[jj] = std::cos(arg); } long fpixel(1); // write the image extension data: also demonstrates switching between // HDUs. imageExt->write(fpixel,extElements,ranData); //add two keys to the primary header, one long, one complex. long exposure(1500); std::complex<float> omega(std::cos(2*M_PI/3.),std::sin(2*M_PI/3)); pFits->pHDU().addKey("EXPOSURE", exposure,"Total Exposure Time"); pFits->pHDU().addKey("OMEGA",omega," Complex cube root of 1 "); // The function PHDU& FITS::pHDU() returns a reference to the object representing // the primary HDU; PHDU::write( <args> ) is then used to write the data. pFits->pHDU().write(fpixel,nelements,array); // PHDU's friend ostream operator. Doesn't print the entire array, just the // required & user keywords, and is provided largely for testing purposes [see // readImage() for an example of how to output the image array to a stream]. std::cout << pFits->pHDU() << std::endl; return 0; }


Abstract: This document accompanies a sample
co-installer that copies additional INF files during a device installation. These
instructions apply for the Microsoft® Windows® 2000, Windows XP, and Server
2003 operating systems.
Note that support for the
CopyINF directive discussed in this document
is built into the Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 operating systems.
This
document accompanies a sample co-installer that can be used in conjunction with
an INF file to install additional device INF files on the target system during
a device installation. The instructions herein apply to the Microsoft Windows
2000 and Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 operating systems.
The sample co-installer
described in this article interprets CopyINF directives
in a [DDInstall] section in an INF file. The
sample demonstrates using a co-installer to perform processing after a device
has been installed, parsing the INF section that is being used for the
installation, and the use of the SetupCopyOEMInf, SetupGetInfInformation, SetupQueryInfOriginalFileInformation
and SetupDiGetActualSectionToInstall APIs.
If you wish to use the “CopyINF” directive to copy multiple INF files from a single
INF file on a target Windows® 2000 system, refer to the document on using the
redistributable “CoCpyINF.DLL” provided with this DDK.
The co-installer is
registered as part of device installation via a [DDInstall.CoInstallers]
section. After the co-installer has been registered, it will receive device
installation callbacks for the remainder of the install.
When the co-installer
receives the DIF_INSTALLDEVICE callback the first time it is called
(Context->PostProcessing is FALSE), it returns a
status of ERROR_DI_POSTPROCESSING_REQUIRED. This return code causes the
co-installer to be called again once the install has been completed. The device
installation will then invoke other co-installers. The class installer or the
default installer will do the actual installation. All co-installers that
returned ERROR_DI_POSTPROCESSING_REQUIRED will then be called in reverse order,
with Context->PostProcessing set to TRUE and
Context->InstallResult specifying if the install
succeeded.
This sample will call PostProcessInstallDevice only if the install succeeded. If
it appears that this is a new INF file (that has not previously been copied to
the system INF directory), it will look for all “CopyINF”
keywords in the [DDInstall] section. For each
matching keyword, it will retrieve all the filenames to the right of the '='
and call SetupCopyOEMInf for each one.
The syntax of the CopyINF directive is:
[DDInstall]
CopyINF = filename.inf[,filename2.inf]...
For a detailed example,
see the two co-installer sample INF files provided in the Install subdirectory.
Notes:
·
The
CoCpyInf example uses a published but previously
undocumented API: SetupQueryInfOriginalFileInformation.
This API returns the original name of an OEM INF file.
If the current INF file name and the original INF file name are different, then the CoCpyInf example assumes that the INF file has already been copied and will not perform the file copies.
When a device installation from a third-party INF occurs, that INF is copied to the system INF directory under a unique OEM<n>.inf name. The sample co-installer determines whether the additional CopyINF actions are necessary, depending on whether the INF’s original name differs from its current name. If the two names are the same, then the INF has not yet been installed into the INF directory, so the additional INF files are copied. If the INF’s original and current names differ, this indicates installation is from a third-party INF that already resides in the INF directory. In that case, the additional INF copy operations do not need to be performed, because they would have been copied previously.
Attempting to perform the additional copies in this scenario wouldn’t work anyway, because the third-party media is no longer available.
·
Note: When creating a new public version of a
co-installer, always give it a different unique name. Once a co-installer is
installed, if it and a newer binary have the same name, the existing
co-installer may be used instead.
Important: The co-installer described in
this article is available as a redistributable binary in the <ddkroot>\tools\coinstallers
subdirectory. If you modify this co-installer for your own use, you must give
it a new unique name. You must also change the CopyINF
directive to a different name -- such as CopyMyINFs
-- and, of course, change your co-installer to reference this new directive.
1. Click the Free Build Environment
or Checked Build Environment icon in the Windows DDK program group to set basic
environment variables needed by Windows.
2. In a command window, change to the
directory containing the co-installer device source code. For example:
cd src\setup\cocpyinf
3. Modify the “sources” file to
specify the new co-installer name.
4. Use the macro BLD or run the
following from the command prompt:
build –c
This invokes the Microsoft make routines that produce the Build.log, Build.wrn, and Build.err log files.
When the build completes, the co-installer will be placed in the Lib\I386 subdirectory of the <TARGETPATH> directory specified in the Sources file.
If the build does not succeed, check for these errors: 1) the build environment is not set up properly, or 2) modifications made to the sample source code introduced errors.
Note: If you wish to use the unmodified
co-installer to provide the “CopyINF” directive on a
target Windows® 2000 system, refer to the document on using the redistributable
“CoCpyINF.DLL” provided with this DDK.
To use this co-installer,
you must register it by adding a DDInstall.CoInstallers
section to the INF file for your drivers. (Note that the examples below use a
new co-installer name, "MyCoInst", and
entry point, "MyEntryFunction".)
· Add a [DDInstall.CoInstallers]
section for each device specified in the INF to register the co-installer and
copy the co-installer binary. For example:
· Add an [AddReg]
section to register the co-installer. For example:
· Add a [CopyFiles]
section to copy the co-installer binary. For example:
· Add an appropriate entry to the [DestinationDirs] section. For example:
· Add sections to install the
drivers.
For more information, see the sample INF files.
To ensure that the INF files
are not in the system, type:
Note that this step is
safe to do only for testing purposes, and will delete any other third party INF
files that are present on the system. The system may be left in an unstable
state.
To ensure that an older
version of the co-installer is not used, type:
Again, this step is safe
to do only for testing purposes.
Uninstall the devices in
Device Manager.
Install the devices by
clicking on the "Scan for hardware changes" item in the Device
Manager Action Menu.
Once all the relevant
devices have been installed, you should check that a re-install also works.
Uninstall the devices in Device Manager again (this time without removing the
OEM*.?NF files) and click on "Scan for hardware
changes" again.
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File |
Description |
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CoCpyInf.htm |
Sample tour documentation for this binary (this file). |
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Cocpyinf.c |
Source file for the sample co-installer. |
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Cocpyinf.rc |
Resource file that specifies information such as file type, version, and so on. |
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Cocpyinf.def |
Definition file that lists exported APIs. |
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Sources |
Generic file that lists source files and all the build options. |
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Makefile |
File that redirects to the real make file that is shared by all the driver components of the Windows DDK. |
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Install\a.inf |
Sample INF file that demonstrates installation and registration of the co-installer together with the copying of an INF file. Note that this INF file is for demonstration purposes only, and will not pass the ChkINF utility. |
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Install\b.inf |
Second sample INF file that demonstrates installation and registration of the co-installer together with the copying of an INF file. Note that this INF file is for demonstration purposes only, and will not pass the ChkINF utility. |
We welcome your comments, problem reports and wish-list requests. Please submit them by pointing your Internet browser to http://www.microsoft.com/ddk.
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Modify an existing Geode resource.
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Modifies attributes of an async event queue
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Modifies or removes a region from an offline disk-store.
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Alters the configuration of a region.
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Alters configuration properties for all members or a subset of members while the member or members are running.
alter async-event-queue
Alter attributes of a specified asynchronous event queue. Each server hosting the specified async event queue must be restarted for the new attribute settings to take effect on that server.
Availability: Online. You must be connected in gfsh to a JMX Manager member to use this command.
Syntax:
alter async-event-queue --id=value [--batch-size=value] [--batch-time-interval=value]
[--max-queue-memory=value] [--if-exists(=value)]
The required option, --id
, identifies the async event queue to be altered.
Parameters, alter async-event-queue
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| ‑‑id | Required. ID of the async event queue to be changed |
| ‑‑batch‑size | Maximum number of events that a batch can contain |
| ‑‑batch‑time‑interval | Maximum amount of time, in ms, that can elapse before a batch is delivered |
| ‑‑max‑queue‑memory | Maximum amount of memory, in megabytes, that the queue can consume before overflowing to disk |
| ‑‑if‑exists | If the specified async event queue does not exist, gfsh responds with a message to that effect. If this parameter is true, the response is prefixed with the label “Skipping: ”. Useful for scripted tests. Default (if the parameter is not specified): false. Default (if the parameter is specified without value): true. |
Example Commands:
alter async-event-queue --id=myAsyncEventQueue --batch-size=50 --if-exists
alter disk-store
Modify or remove a region from an offline disk-store.
When modifying a region’s configuration, it is customary to take the region off-line and restart using the new configuration. You can use the alter disk-store
command to change the configuration of the region stored in the disk-store to match the configuration you will use at restart.
Availability: Offline.
Syntax:
alter disk-store --name=value --region=value --disk-dirs=value(,value)*
[--compressor(=value)] [--concurrency-level=value]
[--enable-statistics=value] [--initial-capacity=value] [--load-factor=value]
[--lru-algorithm=value] [--lru-action=value] [--lru-limit=value]
[--off-heap(=value)] [--remove(=value)]
The three required options, --name
, --region
, and --disk-dirs
, identify the disk store and region to be altered. If no additional options are specified, gfsh
displays the current configuration without making any changes.
Parameters, alter disk-store
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| --name | Required. Name of the disk-store whose contents will be altered. |
| --region | Required. Name (including path) of the region using the disk store. |
| --disk-dirs | Required. Directories where the data for the disk store was previously written. |
| --compressor | The fully-qualified class name of the compressor to use when compressing region entry values. A value of none removes the compressor. |
| --concurrency-level | An estimate of the maximum number of application threads that will concurrently access a region entry. Together with --initial-capacity and --load-factor, sets the parameters on the underlying java.util.ConcurrentHashMap used for storing region entries. This attribute does not apply to partitioned regions. |
| --enable-statistics | Enables statistics for the region. Valid values are true or false. If the parameter is specified without a value, the value of true is used. |
| --initial-capacity | Together with --concurrency-level and --load-factor, sets the parameters on the underlying java.util.ConcurrentHashMap used for storing region entries. |
| --load-factor | Together with --concurrency-level and --initial-capacity, sets the parameters on the underlying java.util.ConcurrentHashMap used for storing region entries. This must be a floating point number between 0 and 1, inclusive. |
| --lru-action | Action to take when evicting entries from the region. Valid values are:
|
| --lru-algorithm | Least recently used eviction algorithm. Valid types are:
|
| --lru-limit | Number of entries allowed in the region before eviction occurs. |
| --off-heap | Specifies whether the region values are in heap memory or off-heap memory. When true, region values are in off-heap memory. If the parameter is specified without a value, the value of true is used. |
| --remove | Specifies whether to remove the region from the disk-store. If the parameter is specified without a value, the value of true is used. Note: --remove deletes all persistent data for the region. Consider copying the disk store files to a backup before using this option if you might want to retrieve the data at a later date. |
Example Commands:
alter disk-store --name=DiskStore1 --region=region1 --disk-dirs=/Disks/DiskStore1 --off-heap
alter disk-store --name=DiskStore1 --region=region1 --disk-dirs=/Disks/DiskStore1 --remove
alter region
Alters the configuration of a region.
See Specifying JSON within Command-Line Options for syntax details.
Availability: Online. You must be connected in gfsh to a JMX Manager member to use this command.
Syntax:
alter region --name=value [--groups=value(,value)*]
[--entry-idle-time-expiration=value]
[--entry-idle-time-expiration-action(=value)?]
[--entry-time-to-live-expiration=value]
[--entry-time-to-live-expiration-action(=value)?]
[--entry-idle-time-custom-expiry=value] [--entry-time-to-live-custom-expiry=value]
[--region-idle-time-expiration=value]
[--region-idle-time-expiration-action(=value)?]
[--region-time-to-live-expiration=value]
[--region-time-to-live-expiration-action(=value)?]
[--cache-listener=value(,value)*] [--cache-loader=value]
[--cache-writer=value] [--async-event-queue-id=value(,value)*]
[--gateway-sender-id=value(,value)*] [--enable-cloning(=value)?]
[--eviction-max(=value)?]
Parameters, alter region
| Name | Description | Default Value | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| --async-event-queue-id | IDs of the Async Event Queues that will be used for write-behind operations. | |||||||||
| --cache-listener | Fully qualified class name of a plug-in to be instantiated for receiving after-event notification of changes to the region and its entries. Any number of cache listeners can be configured. A fully qualified class name may be appended with a JSON specification that will be parsed to become the fields of the parameter to the init() method for a class that implements the Declarable interface. |
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| --cache-loader | Fully qualified class name of a plug-in to be instantiated for receiving notification of cache misses in the region. At most, one cache loader can be defined in each member for the region. For distributed regions, a cache loader may be invoked remotely from other members that have the region defined. A fully qualified class name may be appended with a JSON specification that will be parsed to become the fields of the parameter to the init() method for a class that implements the Declarable interface. |
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| --cache-writer | Fully qualified class name of a plug-in to be instantiated for receiving before-event notification of changes to the region and its entries. The plug-in may cancel the event. At most, one cache writer can be defined in each member for the region. A fully qualified class name may be appended with a JSON specification that will be parsed to become the fields of the parameter to the init() method for a class that implements the Declarable interface. |
|||||||||
| --enable-cloning | Determines how |
false |
||||||||
| --entry-idle-time-expiration | Number of seconds before a region or an entry expires. Specify -1 to indicate that there is no expiration of this type |
-1 | ||||||||
| --entry-idle-time-expiration-action | Action that should take place when a region or an entry expires.
Select one of the following expiration actions:
|
invalidate |
||||||||
| –entry-time-to-live-expiration | Number of seconds before a region or an entry expires. Specify -1 to indicate that there is no expiration of this type. |
-1 | ||||||||
| –entry-time-to-live-expiration-action | Action that should take place when a region or an entry expires.
Select one of the following expiration actions:
|
invalidate |
||||||||
| –entry-idle-time-custom-expiry | The name of a class implementing CustomExpiry for entry idle time. Append a JSON string for initialization properties. | |||||||||
| –entry-time-to-live-custom-expiry | The name of a class implementing CustomExpiry for entry time to live. Append a JSON string for initialization properties. | |||||||||
| –eviction-max | Maximum value for the Eviction Attributes that the eviction algorithm uses to determine when to perform its eviction action. The unit of the maximum value is determined by the Eviction Algorithm. | 0 | ||||||||
| –gateway-sender-id | IDs of the Gateway Senders where data is routed. | |||||||||
| –groups | Group(s) of members where the region will be altered. | |||||||||
| –name | Required. Name (including path) of the region. | |||||||||
| –region-idle-time-expiration | Number of seconds before a region or an entry expires. If timeout is not specified, it defaults to zero (which means no expiration). | -1 | ||||||||
| –region-idle-time-expiration-action | Action that should take place when a region or an entry expires.
Select one of the following expiration actions:
|
invalidate |
||||||||
| –region-time-to-live-expiration | Number of seconds before a region or an entry expires. If timeout is not specified, it defaults to zero (which means no expiration). | -1 | ||||||||
| –region-time-to-live-expiration-action | Action that should take place when a region or an entry expires.
Select one of the following expiration actions:
|
invalidate |
Example Commands:
alter region --name=region1 --eviction-max=5000 [-group=all]
Sample Output:
gfsh>alter region --name=customer --eviction-max=5000
Member | Status
------- | ----------------------------------
server1 | Region "/customer" altered on "server1"
alter runtime
Alters configuration properties for all members or a subset of members while the member or members are running.
For more information on these configuration properties, see cache.xml and configuration parameter reference.
Availability: Online. You must be connected in gfsh
to a JMX Manager member to use this command.
Syntax:
alter runtime [--members=value(,value)*] [--groups=value(,value)*]
[--archive-disk-space-limit=value]
[--archive-file-size-limit=value] [--log-disk-space-limit=value]
[--log-file-size-limit=value] [--log-level=value]
[--statistic-archive-file=value] [--statistic-sample-rate=value]
[--enable-statistics=value] [--copy-on-read(=value)?] [--lock-lease=value]
[--lock-timeout=value] [--message-sync-interval=value] [--search-timeout=value]
Parameters, alter runtime
| Name | Description | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
| –members | Name or ID of the member(s) whose configuration is to be altered at runtime. If you do not specify this parameter, the configuration properties are modified for all cluster members using the cluster configuration service. | If not specified, all members using the cluster configuration service |
| –groups | Name of the group(s) whose members’s runtime configuration is to be altered. If you do not specify this parameter, the configuration properties are modified for all cluster members using the cluster configuration service. | If not specified, all members using the cluster configuration service |
| –archive-disk-space-limit | Archive disk space limit. Maximum size (in megabytes) of all inactive statistic archive files combined. If this limit is exceeded, inactive archive files are deleted, oldest first, until the total size is within the limit. If set to zero, disk space use is unlimited. Valid values are (in megabytes): 0 - 1000000. | 0 |
| –archive-file-size-limit | Archive file size limit. The maximum size (in megabytes) of a single statistic archive file. Once this limit is exceeded, a new statistic archive file is created, and the current archive file becomes inactive. If set to zero, file size is unlimited. Valid values are (in megabytes): 0 - 1000000. | 0 |
| –log-disk-space-limit | Log disk space limit. Maximum size in megabytes of all inactive log files combined. If this limit is exceeded, inactive log files are deleted, oldest first, until the total size is within the limit. If set to zero, disk space use is unlimited. Valid values are (in megabytes): 0 - 1000000. | 0 |
| –log-file-size-limit | Log file size limit. Maximum size in megabytes of a log file before it is closed and logging rolls on to a new (child) log file. If set to zero, log rolling is disabled. Valid values are (in megabytes): 0 - 1000000. | 0 |
| –loglevel | The new log level. This option is required and you must specify a value.
Valid values are: ALL , TRACE , DEBUG , INFO , WARN , ERROR , FATAL , OFF .
| INFO |
| –statistic-archive-file | The file to which the running system member writes statistic samples. For example: “StatisticsArchiveFile.gfs”. An empty string disables archiving. Adding .gz suffix to the file name causes it to be compressed. See Statistics. | not set |
| –statistic-sample-rate | Statistic sampling rate. Valid values are (in milliseconds): 100 - 60000. See Statistics. | 1000 |
| –enable-statistics | Whether statistic sampling should be enabled. Valid values are: true and false . See Statistics. |
false |
| –copy-on-read | True or false. Sets the “copy on read” feature for cache read operations. See Safe Entry Modification. | false |
| –lock-lease | Sets the length, in seconds, of distributed lock leases obtained by this cache. See Setting Cache Timeouts. | 120 |
| –lock-timeout | Sets the number of seconds a cache operation may wait to obtain a distributed lock lease before timing out. See Setting Cache Timeouts. | 60 |
| –message-sync-interval | Sets the frequency (in seconds) at which a message will be sent by the primary cache-server node to all the secondary cache-server nodes to remove the events which have already been dispatched from the queue. See Change Server Queue Synchronization Frequency. | 1 |
| –search-timeout | Sets the number of seconds a cache get operation can spend searching for a value. See Setting Cache Timeouts. | 300 |
Example Commands:
alter runtime --members=server1 --loglevel=WARN --enable-statistics=true
Sample Output:
gfsh>alter runtime --members=server1 --loglevel=WARN --enable-statistics=true
Runtime configuration altered successfully for the following member(s)
<IP_ADDRESS>(server1:240)<v1>:64871


Dabangg 3: Kannada Version Of This Salman Khan Led Franchise To Release In 250 Screens In Karnataka
Dabangg 3 is been helmed by choreographer turned director Prabhu Deva and it is been produced under Salman's home production, Salman Khan Films.
by Koimoi.com TeamThe makers of Bollywood superstar Salman Khan starrer Dabangg 3 are leaving no stone unturned to promote the action drama. Post releasing the trailer, the Dabangg 3 team recently revealed the music videos from the film followed by the jukebox.
The latest news related to the film is, the Kannada version of the magnum opus will be released in 250 screens across Karnataka.
Manjunath Gowda, who has bought the rights of the film’s Kannada version in an interview to cinemaexpress.com said, “Dabangg 3 will be the first dubbed film to be released in so many theatres. Several buyers from Mysuru, Shivamogga, and Davanagere want the Kannada version to be released in their areas.”
The Salman Khan starrer is one of the most anticipated releases of the year. The action drama venture has Kannada superstar Kiccha Sudeep as the lead antagonist following which the buzz and the demand for the film among the Kannada speaking viewers are way too high in Karnataka.
Apart from Hindi and Kannada, the Salma starrer action drama will also release in Telugu and Tamil languages.
Dabangg 3 also stars Sonakshi Sinha and debutant actress Saiee Manjrekar in lead.
The film also has a strong supporting cast of actors like Amol Gupte, Mahesh Manjrekar, Milind Gunaji, Nawab Shah, Arbaaz Khan along with others.
Dabangg 3 is been helmed by choreographer turned director Prabhu Deva and it is been produced under Salman’s home production, Salman Khan Films.
The music for the magnum opus is been composed of composer duo Sajid-Wajid.
Dabangg 3 will release on 20th December.


You are cool, fun and daring!
Things work out for you, you have a way of making the world respect your wishes and choices regardless of the moral implications
You're attitude is the best part about you, no one can dare to mess with you!

You can enjoy people's company but within boundarieswhich when crossed, brings issues.
 Everyone likes being around you!
You always know what to say and even when you say something that may rub people off the wrong way, your character just makes it okay.

You have a never-giving up attitude and nothing takes you down
You enjoy meeting new people and taking a chance with people
You value first impressions and you work on yours almost obssessively!
You are aggressive and very straight-forward.
You can be short-tempered and believe in the an eye for an eye philosophy.
You channel your emotions through physical activities as oppose to talking about them or hiding them.
You are hard to read. You have all kinds of reactions to things.
Who are you?Let's find out.
You will be abducted and we'll carry out some reasearch on your brain. Say goodbye to your loved ones
Don't try to hide/run, we are already on our way there!!
You can be ruthless, diabolical and manipulative. You can be pettily villanious or extremely terrifying.
You seek power and domination over all creatures
You can be very narcissistic and you pride yourself on your intelligence.
You can't stand insubordination and incompetent people.

You have alot of back up plans to ensure your power is untouchable and has longevity.
You get deep into people's minds to find out what they hold dear then use that as a weapon.

 You do what you feel like doing without thinking too much about the possibilities.
 They are your toys and you choose what happens to each toy. It's all a game for you.
You need to be stopped!!
I'm gonna give these details to the police and every psych-ward!


Disk Acceleration Calculator
This calculator will calculate how long it takes to bring a
disk up to a certain rpm when a torque is applied. Other
parameters include inner radius of the disk, outer radius of
the disk, density of the disk, and thickness of the
disk. Units are specified.
Requirements
r_2 > r_1, r_2 > 0, thickness > 0, angular-speed > 0, torque >
0.


Welcome to my web site.
Welcome to MicroTrain bootcamp. You will learn basics of HTML, CSS, Javascript and work towards toolkits and other web applications.
Since the keyboard does not have a © key we need a way to reference this so we say ©. Additionally, greater than and less than are interpreted as HTML tags. These are examples of symbols that we may want to display but will not be able to with out a work around. This is where character entities come into play.
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General discussion about Komodo. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right. DON'T DM @jl777
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
0x0330-May-19 09:34 PM
i'm not going to make fans by saying this: if it works for you, use ocean
agama is clunky ducks
atlas30-May-19 09:35 PM
I just need a wallet to store my kmd
Hollowman900030-May-19 09:35 PM
I’m hard-headed and stuck in my ways
Try ocean
Let us know how it is
atlas30-May-19 09:36 PM
A am new, just want to know from you guys
0x0330-May-19 09:36 PM
oof, all i will do is confuse you. so i'll shut up now (edited)
Hollowman900030-May-19 09:36 PM
I can only speak to agama, which can have big problems on older systems
atlas30-May-19 09:36 PM
Ocean is from a third party?
Hollowman900030-May-19 09:37 PM
Kolo or somebody?
Somebody within the ecosystem
Or was it ptyx
@PTYX
Alright30-May-19 09:37 PM
decker
and ocean
Cryptoon30-May-19 09:38 PM
I like agama
Been using it since 2017
Heard good things about ocean as well
Alright30-May-19 09:39 PM
@Hollowman9000 have you used Agama within the past couple months?
a long way since "clunky" IMO
Hollowman900030-May-19 09:39 PM
No, still using an older version
So I guess I can’t speak to shit
SHossain30-May-19 09:40 PM
@atlas use Agama lite mode only. Fastest and no blockchain data download required
all you have to do is, create a new wallet which will give you 24 words seed phrase, write it down somewhere safe. this will always generate same address as long as you don't add or remove any words or space
Hollowman900030-May-19 09:40 PM
@atlas older versions were clunky
fin
SHossain30-May-19 09:40 PM
@Hollowman9000 which version you are using now?
Hollowman900030-May-19 09:41 PM
I’d have to boot it up and see
SHossain30-May-19 09:41 PM
0.3.2 or similar wont work
electrum implementation has been upgraded
Hollowman900030-May-19 09:41 PM
It was shortly after interest button was unfucked
Nov 18? Aug 18?
SHossain30-May-19 09:42 PM
sounds very old
atlas30-May-19 09:42 PM
@SHossain thanks. Is the ico.komodoplatform.com not available anymore?
 I think it is the seed. Is that possible?
PTYX30-May-19 09:44 PM
Chameleon is the lite cousin of Agama
SHossain30-May-19 09:44 PM
if you have the 12 words seed from ico dashboard, use that to login into Agama. if you don't then there is nothing can be done anymore after few years
@SHossain the guide says enter the 24 word seed. I suppose i have to enter the 12 word phassphrase i have.?
at this step
SHossain30-May-19 10:03 PM
don't worry, you can use either 12 or 24 or any other number of words phrase
24 is being the new standard
atlas30-May-19 10:04 PM
ok, thanks, just checking
SHossain30-May-19 10:04 PM
while 12 is secure, 24 for just being extra protective.
atlas30-May-19 10:08 PM
@SHossain before i proceed. I read that a pin file is going to be created. Is it possible to restore the coins in case i loose the pinfile?
restore with the 12 word phassprhrase?
SHossain30-May-19 10:09 PM
yes, your passphrase is the key
pinfile is only for easy access with a password
atlas30-May-19 10:09 PM
ok
mrlynch30-May-19 10:55 PM
@0x03 i used to use gpg, but depending on my peers i just sent e-mails to myself (edited)
h6y34ui9831-May-19 07:22 AM
I started using agama for kmd and arrr in full mode. What I noticed is that I can bypass the pin by adding kmd and/or arrr, let it sync and voila, I’m presented with both balances ( kmd and arrr). What’s the recommended way to prevent this? Apart from that everything works fine.
Full mode = native mode
TonyL31-May-19 08:37 AM
Current functionality of pin in native mode is just saved coins preset protection but not wallet.dat access restriction(edited)
hastrup31-May-19 08:57 AM
Was it this or next week the realese of mobile dex? Am a bit confused about the wording in the announcement.
h6y34ui9831-May-19 10:10 AM
@TonyL I'm thinking of creating a symlink for the wallet directory to a luks encrypted disk/usb? Would that be a feasible option?
@TonyL Thanks for that. That's helpful and would sort out security for kmd. However, ARRR is not based on a ac_public chain and this wallet only holds z-addresses. So, that's a no-go for ARRR, unfortunately.
TonyL31-May-19 10:27 AM
Hold most on some cold storage, smaller sum too which you might need access fast store in hot storage, thats my advice
Thats how exchanges do for example
h6y34ui9831-May-19 10:30 AM
Hmmh, that's exactly what I previously did with kmd, until the new version of agama removed that feature But, yeah, I agree to put the bulk of coins back into cold storage and store that in an encrypted area somewhere safe. Good advice!
I used to enter the wif key into agama to claim the rewards on a monthly basis, that's a bit of a challenge now. That's what I meant...
gcharang31-May-19 10:35 AM
@h6y34ui98 you will get that feature (just login with wif) back in the next version
h6y34ui9831-May-19 10:37 AM
@gcharang I love you guys
hyperDEX31-May-19 10:43 AM
current version allows it if you ./agama hardcore
linux only dont know how other systems will allow it
h6y34ui9831-May-19 10:51 AM
@hyperDEX Cool! Just tried the hardcore parameter and it's back again That's all I need. Thanks, you're a star
hyperDEX31-May-19 10:56 AM
All good!
modereck31-May-19 03:10 PM
Mobile DEX will be released this week?
acidbird31-May-19 04:50 PM
Anyone? Any news on dex beta?
dandy_sandy31-May-19 06:44 PM
And Link please where to join Beta. Thanks
mobipoi31-May-19 07:13 PM
@hastrup I think everyone is a little confused I think this week so tomorrow as per the announcement
jl777c31-May-19 07:13 PM
a bit of both. DM ca333 for details on how to become a beta tester
this is a beta, but closed for the first week or so
Hi, I found this app on Google Play. Is this the mobile Dex app?
jl777c31-May-19 07:30 PM
older version i think
SVET531-May-19 07:31 PM
Is there a link for the latest version?
jl777c31-May-19 07:31 PM
not yet
SVET531-May-19 07:32 PM
I see. Thanks James. I'll wait then
hastrup31-May-19 07:35 PM
im glad that it is claer now. its out for all that wants to try, but not a public link so its a controle beta
Acura31-May-19 07:35 PM
a guy on Telegram is writing me: Hi Acura, I am Sam Monac an associate of Ian Balina’s. We are currently creating an application with the goal of scoring all ICO’s using data and analytics. It would be greatly appreciated if you could answer a couple questions.
Komodo is one of the highest performing ICO's of all-time and will be used to help us with our formulas.
1. Was your token generation event 11/19/2016?
2. Was your mainnet 01/01/2017?
3. What was the largest bonus you gave to private investers?
Any good answers for him? (edited)
jl777c31-May-19 07:37 PM
search for timestamp of height 1 on KMD explorer for 1. mainnet was height 180000
i think very large investment got 5% more discount, but there was a time based discount also, open to all for the time based
answered above. why do you ask the same question 4 times?


--- layout: post title: Stuck with two Cylon cards date: 2009-02-02 02:12:35.000000000 -08:00 type: post parent_id: "0" published: true password: "" status: publish categories: [] tags: - Battlestar Galactica - Board Game Recap - Humans Win meta: _edit_last: "1" tmac_last_id: "166390259221925888" _jetpack_related_posts_cache: a:1:{s:32:"8f6677c9d6b0f903e98ad32ec61f8deb";a:2:{s:7:"expires";i:1543994330;s:7:"payload";a:3:{i:0;a:1:{s:2:"id";i:247;}i:1;a:1:{s:2:"id";i:314;}i:2;a:1:{s:2:"id";i:308;}}}} author: login: Philihp email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Philihp first_name: "" last_name: "" ---
[caption id="attachment_289" align="alignright" width="200" caption="You Are A
Ccylon"][/caption]Ken Mather - Baltar
Chris Rabeler - Tigh
Laura VanZant - Starbuck*
Phil Busby - Sharon
Aaron Dixon - Zarek*
Paul Houlbrooke - Helo
The game on 2009-01-30 was a little of an outlier as far as games go. It was Paul's first game, Aaron's second game, and Laura's second game as a cylon. Laura laid low for the first half, and the second jump brought Galactica to 5 distance. The ship was green on all resources by halftime so the sympathizer went to the cylons. At half-time, Aaron became a cylon and Laura got the sympathizer card, but waited 1 turn too long to use the resurrection ship to give someone her cylon card. Galactica jumped to 8 distance, and she was stuck with two cylon cards. It left the humans suspecting, but no resources went under far enough to be a threat, and no major cylon fleet mobilizations hit.
I'd say the better games are when the experience is mixed among both sides. In this game, both Phil and Ken had 3 loyalty cards (picking Baltar and Sharon), but both ended up being human. Laura really didn't get a good opportunity to reveal in the first half, and getting to 8 distance really shut her down. She was unaware of the errata that would have allowed her to reveal as a full cylon, and get a Supercrisis as well as either damage galactica twice or shoot someone in the face.
[b]Cylon Tip[/b]: If you suspect the person to your left to be your fellow cylon, then executive order him. If you're a cylon, try to get the person to your right to executive order you. The most devastating way to reveal yourself is to position yourself so that you're defending civilian ships, raiders are right on top of you, and you need an executive order to use a Max Firepower (that you may or may not even have in your hand) on the player to your right's turn. He or she execs you for 2 actions before your turn.  Fire a nuke off into empty space! Then you reveal, shooting the player to your left in the face (no chance for him to get exec'ed out before his turn).  If that crisis triggered an auto-jump, your turn would be a great time to play the Massive Assault supercrisis, chances are their other pilot isn't in position, and the jump track is at zero.
The worst way for a Cylon to go out is to reveal while in the brig. You don't get to use the action on your card, and it's a full round before you get to inflict any damage.  It usually takes a few rounds for this, which is enough time for a jump or two. Often, the impact of your Cylon loyalty card isn't worth it. You're in the brig anyway, so you only play 1 card per skill-check so you can't bomb any crises, and you don't draw crises on your turn, so you don't get any "Current Player Decides" choices. Make sure you use your once-per-game action if it makes sense.


#include <stMAMView.h>
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| | stMAMViewExtractor (EvaluatorType *eval) |
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| virtual | ~stMAMViewExtractor () |
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| void | Init (stMAMViewObjectSample< ObjectType > *sample) |
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| void | BeginAnimation (const char *title=NULL, const char *comment=NULL) |
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| void | EndAnimation () |
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| void | BeginFrame (const char *comment) |
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| void | EndFrame () |
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| void | SetNode (stPageID nodeID, ObjectType **reps, stDistance *radii, int n, stPageID parent, int type, bool active=false) |
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| void | SetNode (stPageID nodeID, ObjectType *rep, stDistance radius, stPageID parent, int type, bool active=false) |
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| void | EnableNode (stPageID nodeID) |
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| void | SetObject (ObjectType *obj, stPageID parent, bool active=false) |
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| void | SetResult (ObjectType *queryObj, stResult< ObjectType > *result, stCount k, stDistance radius) |
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| void | SetResult (ObjectType *queryObj, stResult< ObjectType > *result) |
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| void | SetSample (ObjectType *queryObj) |
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| void | SetQueryInfo (int k, stDistance radius) |
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| void | SetLevel (int level) |
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| int | GetLevel () |
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| void | LevelUp () |
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| void | LevelDown () |
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| void | SetOutputDir (const char *outputDir) |
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| void | SetSerial (int serial) |
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| int | GetSerial () |
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template<class ObjectType, class EvaluatorType>
class stMAMViewExtractor< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >
This class template implements the MAM View extractor.
- Author
- Fabio Jun Takada Chino (chino.nosp@m.@icm.nosp<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Todo:
Documentation missing.
Pivot storage support not implemented.
Definition at line 255 of file stMAMView.h.
template<class ObjectType , class EvaluatorType >
Creates a new instance of this extractor. This instance will not be ready to use until the first call of Init().
- Parameters
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| eval | An instance of the metric evaluator. This instance will never be disposed. |
Definition at line 264 of file stMAMView.h.
template<class ObjectType , class EvaluatorType >
template<class ObjectType , class EvaluatorType >
| void stMAMViewExtractor< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::BeginAnimation |
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const char * |
title = NULL , |
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const char * |
comment = NULL |
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Declares the beginning of an animation. It must be called before any other declaration methods. Both title and comment parameter are optional.
- Parameters
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| title | The title of this animation. |
| comment | A little comment text about the animation. |
- Bug:
- Both fields do not support > and < characters.
template<class ObjectType , class EvaluatorType >
Declares the beginning of a frame.
- Parameters
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| comment | A little comment text about the frame. |
- Warning
- This command is not allowed outside an animation.
template<class ObjectType , class EvaluatorType >
Changes the state of a node to enabled. The node must exists or the command will not produce any result.
- Parameters
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| nodeID | The ID of the node. |
- Warning
- This command is not allowed outside a frame.
template<class ObjectType , class EvaluatorType >
Declares the end of the animation. It must be the last command of an animation.
template<class ObjectType , class EvaluatorType >
Declares the end of a frame.
- Warning
- This command is not allowed outside an animation.
template<class ObjectType , class EvaluatorType >
template<class ObjectType , class EvaluatorType >
Gets the serial number of the animation. Useful to save the state of the visualization.
- Parameters
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| serial | The first serial number for animations. |
Definition at line 490 of file stMAMView.h.
template<class ObjectType , class EvaluatorType >
Initializes the mapper to be used by this extractor. It requires a set of objects (at least 50) which must be representative to the whole set of objects.
- Parameters
-
| sample | A sample of objects. |
template<class ObjectType , class EvaluatorType >
template<class ObjectType , class EvaluatorType >
template<class ObjectType , class EvaluatorType >
template<class ObjectType , class EvaluatorType >
Declares a node with multiple representative objects. If the node already exists, it will be overwritten.
- Parameters
-
| nodeID | The ID of the node. It must be unique for each node. |
| reps | The set of representative objects. |
| radii | The set of radius for each representative. |
| n | The number of representative. |
| parent | The parent node. |
| type | The type ID. |
| active | The declaration state. |
- Warning
- This command is not allowed outside a frame.
Referenced by stMAMViewExtractor< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::SetNode().
template<class ObjectType , class EvaluatorType >
Declares a node with only one representative object.
- Parameters
-
| nodeID | The ID of the node. It must be unique for each node. |
| rep | The set of representative objects. |
| radius | The set of radius for each representative. |
| parent | The parent node. |
| type | The type ID. |
| active | The declaration state. |
- Warning
- This command is not allowed outside a frame.
Definition at line 344 of file stMAMView.h.
References stMAMViewExtractor< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::SetNode().
template<class ObjectType , class EvaluatorType >
Declares an object. The object is identified by its coordinates and its parent. The existing object will be overwritten.
- Parameters
-
| obj | The object. |
| parent | Its parent. |
| active | The current state. |
- Warning
- This command is not allowed outside a frame.
- Bug:
- Two objects with the same pair coordinates/parent will be considered the same. A solution to this is on he way.
template<class ObjectType , class EvaluatorType >
| void stMAMViewExtractor< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::SetOutputDir |
( |
const char * |
outputDir | ) |
|
template<class ObjectType , class EvaluatorType >
Sets the default values to k and radius of a query. Useful when both values do not change during an animation. This method is used in combination with SetResult(ObjectType,stResult<ObjectType>) method.
- Parameters
-
| k | Desired k or 0 if it is not important. |
| radius | Desired radius or 0 if it is not important. |
Definition at line 416 of file stMAMView.h.
template<class ObjectType , class EvaluatorType >
Declares the result state.
- Parameters
-
| queryObj | The query object. |
| result | Current result state. |
| k | Desired k or 0 if it is not important. |
| radius | Desired radius or 0 if it is not important. |
- See also
- SetResult(ObjectType,stResult<ObjectType>)
- Warning
- This command is not allowed outside a frame.
Referenced by stMAMViewExtractor< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::SetResult().
template<class ObjectType , class EvaluatorType >
template<class ObjectType , class EvaluatorType >
Declares a result with only the sample object. It may be used to declare the input object of an add operation.
- Parameters
-
| queryObj | The query object. |
- Warning
- This command is not allowed outside a frame.
- Todo:
- This method is not implemented yet.
Definition at line 406 of file stMAMView.h.
template<class ObjectType , class EvaluatorType >
Sets the serial number of the animation. By default it starts with 0.
- Parameters
-
| serial | The first serial number for animations. |
Definition at line 480 of file stMAMView.h.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: MVP Summit Winding Down author: display_name: Tomas Restrepo login: tomasr email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://winterdom.com/ author_login: tomasr author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/ wordpress_id: 813 wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2007/03/mvpsummitwindingdown date: '2007-03-15 18:17:43 +0000' date_gmt: '2007-03-15 18:17:43 +0000' categories: - BizTalk - Personal tags: [] comments: - id: 548 author: marjan kalantar author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://blogs.msdn.com/biztalk_server_team_blog/ date: '2007-03-19 04:53:13 +0000' date_gmt: '2007-03-19 04:53:13 +0000' content: | Thanks Tomas for attending the summit. It was a pleasure to have all of our valued MVPs on campus and meet face to face. Really glad to hear that you found the summit beneficial. See you soon at future events! Marjan - id: 549 author: Mick author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://blogs.breezetraining.com.au/mickb date: '2007-03-22 01:23:45 +0000' date_gmt: '2007-03-22 01:23:45 +0000' content: | Great to meet you too Thomas (finally) and the rest of the Crew. Great bunch of MS Guys working pretty hard to make all this happen and more. Well done all and to the fellow MVPs I met. See you at US TechEd ---
Today was the final day of the MVP summit. I had a great time! It's always great to meet a people face to face, and during the last couple of days I got to finally meet in person Scott Colestock, Harry Pierson, Gregory van der Wiele (the only other user of my PipelineTesting library I know of!), Alan Smith, Jesus Rodriguez, Mick Badran, Abhilash M.S., Steve Swartz and a lot of other people.
We also got the chance to interact a lot with the product teams; not only with the BizTalk team but also from other teams within the Connected Systems Division, particularly during last night's dinner. I'd like to take the opportunity to publicly thank Marjan Kalantar (Community Program Manager for BizTalk Server) and Clemens Vasters for putting together a great set of sessions for us and taking fantastic care of us while visiting at Microsoft!


What is ZeroMQ ?
ZeroMQ is a minimalist library with an API resembling BSD sockets that allows for building efficient and flexible messaging systems without much pain. It's neither a service, nor an application, but it can be either. It introduces messaging semantics to the sockets we all know and understand, but can also be used as a concurrency framework.
Zero…
- …broker
- There is no central point of failure.
- …admin
- There is nothing to administer.
- …cost
- ZeroMQ comes with a simple API that's easy to learn.
- …waste
- ZeroMQ has minimal footprint, making it even suitable for embedded systems.
- …price tag
- ZeroMQ is open source, licensed with the LGPL license.
- (almost zero) latency
- ZeroMQ origins are in the financial services industry so performance is of utmost importance to it.
Medium sized dev teams can thus easily create elastic networks with a familiar API.
How we can help
- Topology / network design
- Implement monitoring infrastructure
- Custom transports (where appropriate)
- Integration with existing networks and messaging systems (bridges)
- Integration with existing Ruby / Rails stacks
Credentials and contributions
Contributions
- Added monitoring support to ZeroMQ
- We co-maintain CZMQ - a high-level C binding for ZeroMQ
- Authored and maintain rbczmq, a popular Ruby ZeroMQ binding
Commercial implementations
We helped with implementation, guidance and topology design for backend services at WildfireApp
Conferences
We presented on ZeroMQ at the following conferences:


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Strong knowledge of software QA methodologies, tools and processes
Experience in writing clear, concise and comprehensive test plans and test cases
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| DOSE: |
|
oral |
Ayahuasca |
(tea) |
| |
|
oral |
Pharms - Doxycycline |
|
While out in the Peruvian Amazon on a university field trip a few years ago, I had the great fortune of drinking ayahuasca on three different occasions. On the first time, I had taken my daily dose of the antibiotic doxycycline earlier during the day. I drank the ayahuasca around 9:00 pm, and the experience began with nausea (expected) and deep tremors in my body.
Never having taken ayahuasca before, I thought this was normal. I purged around 30/40 minutes later, and then repeatedly purged, over and over again, for six or seven hours. Even when my stomach was empty I puked up bile. The shaman tried to help but was unable to do so. The experience left me exhausted and drained, and that level of dehydration is dangerous in the Amazonian climate. The shaman and my guide had to carry me to bed. I awoke a few times in mid-vomit, was incredibly dizzy, and fell off the twelve-foot-high platform on the edge of the village while trying to puke away from the fellow voyagers. I also had the experience of voiding out of both ends at the same time.
The next day I couldn't stomach solid foods. I swore off antibiotics for good, and haven't touched them since. While antibiotics vary a lot, I would STRONGLY suggest people using antibiotics tread vary carefully with ayahuasca, and if possible refrain for two or three days before drinking. It might be best to err on the side of caution.
As doxycycline is a common anti-malarial antibiotic, it is one in particular that will likely be used by people visiting South America.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


This post aims to look at various solutions to a seemingly simple layout change.
With DevExpress XAF, a lot of the difficult things are easy: authentication, authorisation, ORM, reporting, complex form layouts, themes, etc., are all made easy by XAF. On the other hand, some of the easy things are hard. It can be frustratingly difficult to make a small modification to the basic layout. We will look at an example of such a change and evaluate the recommended DevExpress approaches.
The problem
Whenever my XAF web application asks me to change my password, I get a screen like this:
Well that’s a bit annoying - those edit boxes are far too wide. Wouldn’t it look much better if it were narrower and centered? If we weren’t using XAF, we’d probably have a separate aspx file for this view and we could just modify the html. With XAF there are several different recommended ways of modifying the output.
Option 1: Use the model
Well, one approach would be to use the layout designer to add some EmptySpaceItems to the default layout for the ChangePasswordOnLogon
. Add something like this to MainDemo.Web/Model.xafml:
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Ugh. What a lot of work for such a small change. Another approach would be to make an equivalent model modification in code by subclassing ModelNodesGeneratorUpdater<ModelViewsNodesGenerator>
but it would be even more effort.
Is it easy to maintain? Not especially. If we make any changes to the parameters object, we would have to update the layout again. It is quite likely we’d have to make revisions when upgrading the framework.
And does it work?
No!. It’s a little better but it still looks ugly because the OK and Cancel buttons are still out wide.
Verdict: too ugly
When should you use this approach?:
- When the layout changes are within the main view area.
Let’s look at another option.
Option 2: Customise the ASP.NET template
If we were to follow the instructions here we can modify the HTML exactly as we want. Unfortunately, this is even more work. We would need to:
- Create a new MyNarrowTemplateDialogContent.ascx
- Modify the HTML within it to add a width to
Form1
- Find some way of applying this template to only the detail view for Change Password. This is currently not easy but there is an example project at the end of this issue.
We’d end up with quite a few new files to maintain for just one little layout fix…
Also, another problem with this approach is that it needs reviewing whenever a new version of the framework is released, because the default templates may have changed. Too much maintenance work for such a little change.
Verdict: too heavy
When should you use this approach?:
- When the same layout changes are to be applied to the views of all or many different object types.
- When the changes you are making are significant enough that they are hard to achieve by the solution below.
Option 3: Use a ViewController
The ViewController
and WindowController
are well-suited to this sort of task.
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A side note: do not use TargetObjectType == typeof(ChangePasswordOnLogonParameters)
instead of the OnActivated()
override. This is because ChangePasswordParameters
which is used when the user clicks on Change My Password
is a subclass of ChangePasswordOnLogonParameters
and we do not want that view to be narrowed because it appears in a popup window instead of the main window.
This solution is quite maintainable. We can delimit the views for which the modification applies making the controller is active. And the modification itself is relatively simple. It is also reasonably robust with regard to DevExpress upgrades. (They did just change the name of the main dialog Form Form1
in 12.1 to Form2
in 12.2, but it was the first time in years and it was simple to fix. Alternatively, you could use FindControl
instead of using the hard-wired name).
Here’s the resulting output, horizontally centered in the browser window:
Verdict: good
When should you use this approach?:
- When a layout change is easy to apply by modifying styles. When a change pertains only to one or few specific object types.
Conclusions
In this case, using a ViewController
leads to relatively simple code and ease of maintenance. Other situations may well be better served by the other approaches.
DevExpress XAF is a powerful mature product. As such, it can be daunting to new users because of all the different approaches for applying changes. It is always possible to find an elegant maintainable solution, but sometimes it is not obvious, even when the required change is small.


|
| Value |
Description |
Notes |
|
| 00 |
YYYYMMDD |
Year month day (default) |
| 01 |
YYYYMM |
Year and month |
| 02 |
YYYYWW |
Year and week number |
| 03 |
YYYYQ |
Year and quarter (Q = 1, 2, 3, 4, with 1 = Jan to Mar) |
| 04 |
YYYYS |
Year and season (S = 1, 2, 3, 4, with 1 = ‘Spring’) |
| 05 |
YYYY |
Year |
| 06 |
YYYYMMDDYYYYMMDD |
Spread of exact dates |
| 07 |
YYYYMMYYYYMM |
Spread of months |
| 08 |
YYYYWWYYYYWW |
Spread of week numbers |
| 09 |
YYYYQYYYYQ |
Spread of quarters |
| 10 |
YYYYSYYYYS |
Spread of seasons |
| 11 |
YYYYYYYY |
Spread of years |
| 12 |
Text string |
For complex, approximate or uncertain dates |
| 13 |
YYYYMMDDThhmm |
Exact time. Use ONLY when exact times with hour/minute precision are relevant. By default, time is local. Alternatively, the
time may be suffixed with an optional ‘Z’ for UTC times, or with ‘+’ or ‘-’ and an hhmm timezone offset from UTC. Times without
a timezone are ‘rolling’ local times, times qualified with a timezone (using Z, + or -) specify a particular instant in time
|
| 14 |
YYYYMMDDThhmmss |
Exact time. Use ONLY when exact times with second precision are relevant. By default, time is local. Alternatively, the time
may be suffixed with an optional ‘Z’ for UTC times, or with ‘+’ or ‘-’ and an hhmm timezone offset from UTC. Times without
a timezone are ‘rolling’ local times, times qualified with a timezone (using Z, + or -) specify a particular instant in time
|
| 20 |
YYYYMMDD (H) |
Year month day (Hijri calendar) |
| 21 |
YYYYMM (H) |
Year and month (Hijri calendar) |
| 25 |
YYYY (H) |
Year (Hijri calendar) |
| 32 |
Text string (H) |
For complex, approximate or uncertain dates (Hijri calendar), text would usually be in Arabic script |
|


A cell is considered fully visible (targetable) when we can form a line from the player to a cell's center without bumping into an obstacle.
You can use directional arrows to move the player.
Algorithm
1- Make a polygon for each obstacle, based on the corners.
2- Detect and store all cells that intersects with the polygons' lines.
Those may or may not be visible.
3- Detect all cells fully inside the polygons.
Those are absolutely non visible.
4- For each cells gathered from step 2, check if the user can reach their center
without bumping into an obstacle.
If so, the cell is targetable.


__construct()
__construct(string $pipeDirectory = '/dev/shm')
Constructor.
Parameters
| string | $pipeDirectory | The directory where the pipe files for the inter-process communication will be stored. |
Critical section for sharing data between multiple processes.
It provides a slower data-safe manipulating methods and unsafe faster methods.
initialize(integer $afterForkPid, integer $threadId) : boolean
Initializes the critical section.
| integer | $afterForkPid | The process identifier obtained after the execution of a fork() used to differentiate between different processes - pseudo threads. |
| integer | $threadId | The internal to the GPhpThread identifier of the current thread instance which is unique identifier in the context of the current process. |
On success returns true otherwise false.
dispatch(boolean $useBlocking = false) : void
Dispatcher responsible for the thread intercommunication and communication with their parent process.
| boolean | $useBlocking | On true blocks the internal execution until communication data is available for the current dispatched thread otherwise it skips it. |
unlock(boolean $useBlocking = false) : boolean
Tries to unlock the associated with the instance critical section.
| boolean | $useBlocking | If it's set to true the method will block until an unlock is successfully established. |
Returns true on success otherwise returns false.
addOrUpdateResource(string $name, mixed $value) : boolean
Adds or updates shared resource in a reliable, slower way. A lock of the critical section is required.
| string | $name | The name of the resource. |
| mixed | $value | The value of the resource. |
Returns true on success otherwise returns false.
addOrUpdateUnrelResource(string $name, mixed $value) : boolean
Adds or updates shared resource in an unreliable, faster way. A lock of the critical section is NOT required.
| string | $name | The name of the resource. |
| mixed | $value | The value of the resource. |
Returns true on success otherwise returns false.
getUnrelResourceValueFast(string $name) : mixed
Returns an unreliable resource without trying to ask for it the dispatcher.
| string | $name | The name of the resource. |
Returns the resource value or null on failure or if the resource name was not found.
getResourceValue(string $name) : mixed
Returns an reliable resource value by asking the dispatcher for it. An ownership of the critical section is required.
| string | $name | The name of the desired resource. |
If the critical section ownership is not obtained.
The resource value or null if the resource was not found.
getUnrelResourceValue(string $name) : mixed
Returns an unreliable resource value by asking the dispatcher for it. An ownership of the critical section is required.
| string | $name | The name of the desired resource. |
If the critical section ownership is not obtained.
The resource value or null if the resource was not found.
encodeMessage(string $msg, string $name, mixed $value) : string
Encodes data in a message that will be sent to the thread process dispatcher.
| string | $msg | The message type identifier. |
| string | $name | The variable name whose data is going to be sent. |
| mixed | $value | The current value of the desired for sending variable. |
The composed message string
decodeMessage(string $encodedMsg, string $msg, integer $pid, string $name, mixed $value) : void
Decodes encoded from GPhpThread's instance message.
| string | $encodedMsg | The encoded message |
| string | $msg | The encoded message type identifier. REFERENCE type. |
| integer | $pid | The process id of the sender. REFERENCE type. |
| string | $name | The variable name whose data was sent. REFERENCE type. |
| mixed | $value | The variable data contained in the encoded message. REFERENCE type. |
send(string $operation, string $resourceName, mixed $resourceValue) : boolean
Sends data operation to the main process dispatcher.
| string | $operation | The operation type code. |
| string | $resourceName | The name of resource that is holding a particular data that will be "shared". |
| mixed | $resourceValue | The value of the resource. |
Returns true on success otherwise false.
receive(string $message, integer $pid, string $resourceName, mixed $resourceValue, integer $timeInterval = 700) : boolean
Receives data operation from the main process dispatcher.
| string | $message | The operation type code. REFERENCE type. |
| integer | $pid | The process id of the sender "thread". REFERENCE type. |
| string | $resourceName | The name of resource that is holding a particular data that will be "shared". REFERENCE type. |
| mixed | $resourceValue | The value of the resource. REFERENCE type. |
| integer | $timeInterval | Internal wait time interval in milliseconds between each data check. |
Returns true on success otherwise false.
updateDataContainer(string $actionType, string $name, mixed $value) : boolean
Executes data operation on the internal shared data container.
| string | $actionType | The performed operation code. |
| string | $name | The name of the resource. |
| mixed | $value | The value of the resource. |
Returns true on success otherwise false.
sortByLockAndDispatchPriority(mixed $a, mixed $b) : integer
Sort by occurred lock and dispatch priority. This is workaround method required for PHP 5.3 and relies on an initialized $bindVariable. inside this class.
| mixed | $a | The first key to be taken into account. |
| mixed | $b | The second key to be taken into account. |
-1, 0 or 1 depending on which key is more preferable.
sortByLockDispatchPriorityAndMostThreadsInside(mixed $a, mixed $b) : integer
Sort by occurred lock, dispatch priority and most threads using the critical section. This is workaround method required for PHP 5.3 and relies on an initialized $bindVariable inside this class.
| mixed | $a | The first key to be taken into account. |
| mixed | $b | The second key to be taken into account. |
-1, 0 or 1 depending on which key is more preferable.
dataDispatch(\GPhpThreadCriticalSection $inst, integer $threadId) : void
Operations on the transferred data dispatch helper.
| \GPhpThreadCriticalSection | $inst | The instance of the critical section to work with |
| integer | $threadId | The identifier of the thread whose critical section is currently dispatched. |


{% extends "global/Page.html" %} {% load staticfiles otree %} {% block title %} Choice 6 {% endblock %} {% block content %}
You have to choose between the following options.  One random draw with replacement is conducted.
You will be paid {{ Constants.Dcpayoff }} if a black marble is drawn and {{ Constants.zeropayoff }} if a white marble is drawn. In addition, you will be paid {{ Constants.markuppayoff }} no matter what color is drawn.
 Two random draws with replacement are conducted.
You will be paid {{ Constants.Dcpayoff }} if a black marble is drawn twice and {{ Constants.zeropayoff }} if a white marble is drawn at least once.


[1]
user friendly; blue tooth mapping
[2]
GREAT DIRECTIONS - UNLIKE GARMIN 350 & TOM TOM XL-S; Great unit... Have none
[3]
It was pretty?; Everything!


[BF4][v1.1][12.05.2014] Battlelog Clock - Better Battlelog Forums #117913
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12. May 2014 16:19
Post edited 2 x times, last by
BlackBooth
12. May 2014 18:55
Topicstarter
BlackBooth
Displays a clock in the bottom left corner of Battlelog. So you don't lose track of time while playing. Happens to me a lot... ;) Please leave ideas for improvements in the comments :)
Screenshot 1
Screenshot 2
http://blackbooth.github.io/javascripts/bblog-clock.js
12. May 2014 18:46
dapil
Plugin Developer
Pretty cool idea, I sent you a pull request with some style enhancements :)
12. May 2014 18:55
Topicstarter
BlackBooth
Thanks, I just implemented your fixes. Looks now even better :)


This is a site for many of our ideas and experiments. Many of these projects are incomplete and works in progress. The work that is completed is checked into a github account and is availble to anyone. I have documented some of the more interesting parts of the projects on my blog.


We collected the first 100 Google.com results (in incognito mode) harvesting their URLs for each of the following queries: "Not having babies"; "Family size"; "Birth spacing"; "Fertility control"; "Fertility regulation"; "Birth control methods"; "Planned parenthood"; "Birth control"; "Preventing pregnancy"; "Rhythm methods"; "Pregnancy prevention"; "family planning"; "IUD "family planning""; "pill+"family planning""; "condoms "family planning""; "condoms contraception"; "pill contraception"; "hormonal cotraceptive"; "contraception".
Rogers, Richard. "The Googlization Question, and the Inculpable Engine."We qualified and tagged all the webpages accordingly to their contents and excluding from the corpus pages not concerned with Family Planning (i.e. PDF, Videos, etc.). The resulting taxonomy is composed by three main groups of categories, with a special focus on controversial issues.
We aggregated the web pages at the domain name level in order to have a better and quicker overview of the corpus contents and by using a visual faceted search we explored which queries produced more valid contents, which domain name is more relevant (i.e. .org or .gov; .com or .co.uk).


Maestro Nikola:
I trusted you enough to give you the map, which is the culmination of my explorations, didn't I? Don't forget that you are supposed to
lend it to Lorain
.


iRODS provider using MariaDB Galera cluster in Docker is based on: mjstealey/mariadb-galera from centos:7
Supported tags in docker hub with respective Dockerfile link:
Reference: mjstealey/irods-provider-galera/
docker pull mjstealey/irods-provider-galera:latest
$ git clone https://github.com/mjstealey/irods-provider-galera.git
$ cd irods-provider-galera/4.2.1/
$ docker build -t irods-provider-galera .
Show brief help
$ docker run --rm mjstealey/irods-provider-galera:4.2.1 -h
iRODS Provider - Galera Cluster
docker-entrypoint [-hijvd] [-f filename.sql] [arguments]
options:
-h show brief help
-i initialize iRODS Galera cluster
-j join existing iRODS Galera cluster
-v verbose output
-d dump database as db.sql to volume mounted as /LOCAL/PATH:/init
-f filename.sql provide SQL script to initialize database from volume mounted as /LOCAL/PATH:/init
Example:
$ docker run --rm mjstealey/irods-provider-galera:4.2.1 -h # show help
$ docker run -d mjstealey/irods-provider-galera:4.2.1 -iv setup_irods.py # init with default settings
Initialize single node with default settings
$ docker run -d mjstealey/irods-provider-galera:4.2.1 -iv setup_irods.py
a9890f386ece5f44648a66ea352a3142bcf39aac4455865e1387cbd3ac937945
Because the container was launched with the -d
flag, it will be daemonized. The output can be viewed by looking at the log of the named container. The container name will be a random two part string separated by “_” if not defined in the docker run command. In this example it is adoring_lamport
$ docker ps -a
CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES
a9890f386ece mjstealey/irods-provider-galera:4.2.1 "/docker-entrypoin..." About a minute ago Up About a minute 1247-1248/tcp, 3306/tcp, 4444/tcp, 4567-4568/tcp, 20000-20199/tcp adoring_lamport
...


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Food, The Glue That Held My Family Together
OCTOBER 04, 2018
Concept: Inspiration
To kick off this week’s concept, Inspiration, I’m going back to trace my roots. I figured that, ultimately, if I’m going to look for some place for inspiration, why not start with the people I’ve looked up to from the very beginning.
I realize that, despite being almost a year into Brad & Butter, I have yet to introduce the rest of my family to everyone. My immediate family consists of my mom Yan, my dad Shimin, and my brother Alan. Since I’m especially close with my grandparents on my mother’s side, I’m throwing them in the mix as well.
My Story, Your Story, Our Story
Everybody has a story.  However, it definitely wasn’t until after graduating high school did I begin to realize that not only is my family’s story a well of inspiration, but also that I had been drawing from that well all along.
Our story really began to develop when my parents decided to immigrate to the United States from China in search for a better opportunity, for a better life. My parents would always tell me how back in the day, especially in China, choice wasn’t a luxury they could afford. What had to be done, aka making money to sustain the family, simply had to be done.
When my parents moved halfway across the globe to pursue higher degrees, my father in Accounting, and my mother in Nursing, the very first obstacle they had to overcome was the language barrier. Not only did they have to study laboriously to earn their degrees, but they also had to do so with little to no initial comprehension of the material.

How Food Held My Family Together
Food was, and still is, a way out for my family. For a family that argues so much, we are surprisingly harmonious at the table. No matter how severe our conflict runs, in the end, everything is solved with food present. I clearly remember the times my parents and I had a major fight. Almost every time, I turned to food for comfort and solace. Intrigued by this trend in my family, I set out to find answers. Out of everything, why food?
To tie things back to my family’s story, food took on a larger role for my parents than mere sustenance during their early years in the U.S. When my parents immigrated, they were flabbergasted by the options and choices, which at that time were no where near as extensive as they are today. For them, this meant the world. Coming from a place where choice was so limited, my parents thrived in this new environment. They raved over the concept of a buffet and engrossed themselves in these newfound experiences.
Food was a way for my parents to look forward and to keep looking forward: A way to temporarily forget their hardships and to remember why they made the choice to become U.S. citizens. Gradually, food also became the medium for the many friendships my parents still hold today. Thus, it was no surprise that as a child, I had always dreamed of being a chef. While that dream has changed drastically today, my desire to immerse myself in food and everything related to food has stayed constant.
My love, emotional connection, and borderline obsession for food comes not from my life experiences, but from my blood…from my parents. The inspiration that I’m constantly on the lookout for is wired into my genetics. I never had to look anywhere else because all along, my parents had given it to me the moment I took my first breath.
A Note to the Founders
Mom, Dad, Alan. I’ve always felt like I never truly appreciated the struggles and hardships you all went through during this time. I’ve always been one to disagree with my parents, perhaps as a result of cultural and age differences. Regardless, if you’re reading this, and I really hope you are, I want you to know that you mean the world to me.
You all know that I have always been an emotional person. I’ve always been one to let my emotions rule over rational decision. Usually, that’s never a good thing. But today, I want you to let me let go. The past two years at college have not been the best years of my life thus far. That is no secret to you. But knowing that one day, I’ll be able to walk in the door and smell the fresh aromas of your cooking and enjoy food at the same table is what has kept me going all this time.
Everything I write on this website, my pride & joy, is a function of your resilience, your dedication, but most importantly, your love. Nothing would have been possible without you. Without you, I could never have been this inspired.
Love,
Bradley
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