Input: [config item] AUTOPROXY [default] True [meaning] Enable to make Pyro automatically replace Pyro objects by proxies in the method arguments and return values of remote method calls. Doesn’t work with marshal serializer. [type]

Output: bool

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] COMMTIMEOUT [default] 0.0 [meaning] network communication timeout in seconds. 0.0=no timeout (infinite wait) [type]

Output: float

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] COMPRESSION [default] False [meaning] Enable to make Pyro compress the data that travels over the network [type]

Output: bool

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] DETAILED_TRACEBACK [default] False [meaning] Enable to get detailed exception tracebacks (including the value of local variables per stack frame) [type]

Output: bool

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] HOST [default] localhost [meaning] Hostname where Pyro daemons will bind on [type]

Output: str

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] MAX_MESSAGE_SIZE [default] 0 [meaning] Maximum size in bytes of the messages sent or received on the wire. If a message exceeds this size, a ProtocolError is raised. [type]

Output: int

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] NS_HOST [default] equal to HOST [meaning] Hostname for the name server. Used for locating in clients only (use the normal HOST config item in the name server itself) [type]

Output: str

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] NS_PORT [default] 9090 [meaning] TCP port of the name server. Used by the server and for locating in clients. [type]

Output: int

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] NS_BCPORT [default] 9091 [meaning] UDP port of the broadcast responder from the name server. Used by the server and for locating in clients. [type]

Output: int

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] NS_BCHOST [default] None [meaning] Hostname for the broadcast responder of the name sever. Used by the server only. [type]

Output: str

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] NATHOST [default] None [meaning] External hostname in case of NAT (used by the server) [type]

Output: str

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] NATPORT [default] None [meaning] External port in case of NAT (used by the server) [type]

Output: int

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] BROADCAST_ADDRS [default] , 0.0.0.0 [meaning] List of comma separated addresses that Pyro should send broadcasts to (for NS locating in clients) [type]

Output: str

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] ONEWAY_THREADED [default] True [meaning] Enable to make oneway calls be processed in their own separate thread [type]

Output: bool

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] POLLTIMEOUT [default] 2.0 [meaning] For the multiplexing server only: the timeout of the select or poll calls [type]

Output: float

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] SERVERTYPE [default] thread [meaning] Select the Pyro server type. thread=thread pool based, multiplex=select/poll based [type]

Output: str

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] SOCK_REUSE [default] False [meaning] Should SO_REUSEADDR be used on sockets that Pyro creates. [type]

Output: bool

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] PREFER_IP_VERSION [default] 4 [meaning] The IP address type that is preferred (4=ipv4, 6=ipv6, 0=let OS decide). [type]

Output: int

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] THREADING2 [default] False [meaning] Use the threading2 module if available instead of Python’s standard threading module [type]

Output: bool

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] THREADPOOL_SIZE [default] 16 [meaning] For the thread pool server: amount of worker threads to be spawned. [type]

Output: int

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] FLAME_ENABLED [default] False [meaning] Should Pyro Flame be enabled on the server [type]

Output: bool

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] SERIALIZER [default] serpent [meaning] The wire protocol serializer to use for clients/proxies (one of: serpent, json, marshal, pickle) [type]

Output: str

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] SERIALIZERS_ACCEPTED [default] json,marshal, serpent [meaning] The wire protocol serializers accepted in the server/daemon. Use comma separated string for initial config, will be a set after initialization. [type]

Output: set

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] PICKLE_PROTOCOL_VERSION [default] highest poss [meaning] The pickle protocol version to use, if pickle is selected as serializer. Defaults to pickle.HIGHEST_PROTOCOL [type]

Output: int

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] JSON_MODULE [default] json [meaning] The json module to use for the json serializer. (json is included in the stdlib, simplejson is a possible 3rd party alternative). [type]

Output: string

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] LOGWIRE [default] False [meaning] If wire-level message data should be written to the logfile (you may want to disable COMPRESSION) [type]

Output: bool

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] METADATA [default] True [meaning] Client: Get remote object metadata from server automatically on proxy connect (methods, attributes, oneways, etc) and use local checks in the proxy against it (set to False to use compatible behavior with Pyro 4.26 and earlier) [type]

Output: bool

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] REQUIRE_EXPOSE [default] False [meaning] Server: Is @expose required to make members remotely accessible. If False, everything is accessible (this is the default for now). [type]

Output: bool

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] USE_MSG_WAITALL [default] True (False if on Windows) [meaning] Some systems have broken socket MSG_WAITALL support. Set this item to False if your system is one of these. Pyro will then use another (but slower) piece of code to receive network data. [type]

Output: bool

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [config item] MAX_RETRIES [default] 0 [meaning] Automatically retry network operations for some exceptions (timeout / connection closed), be careful to use when remote functions have a side effect (e.g.: calling twice results in error) [type]

Output: int

Configuring Pyro — Pyro 4.39 documentation


Input: [Slot] Head [Item] Merciless Gladiator's Leather Helm [Price] 1000 honor [Vendor]

Output: Kezzik the Striker

Merciless Gladiator's Vestments - Transmog Set - World of Warcraft


Input: [Slot] Shoulders [Item] Merciless Gladiator's Leather Spaulders [Price] 750 honor [Vendor]

Output: Kezzik the Striker

Merciless Gladiator's Vestments - Transmog Set - World of Warcraft


Input: [Slot] Chest [Item] Merciless Gladiator's Leather Tunic [Price] 1000 honor [Vendor]

Output: Kezzik the Striker

Merciless Gladiator's Vestments - Transmog Set - World of Warcraft


Input: [Slot] Hands [Item] Merciless Gladiator's Leather Gloves [Price] 750 honor [Vendor]

Output: Kezzik the Striker

Merciless Gladiator's Vestments - Transmog Set - World of Warcraft


Input: [Slot] Legs [Item] Merciless Gladiator's Leather Legguards [Price] 1000 honor [Vendor]

Output: Kezzik the Striker

Merciless Gladiator's Vestments - Transmog Set - World of Warcraft


Input: [Slot] Feet [Item] Veteran's Leather Boots [Price] 208 justice points [Vendor]

Output: Kayri

Merciless Gladiator's Vestments - Transmog Set - World of Warcraft


Input: [Slot] Waist [Item] Veteran's Leather Belt [Price] 208 justice points [Vendor]

Output: Kayri

Merciless Gladiator's Vestments - Transmog Set - World of Warcraft


Input: [Slot] Wrist [Item] Veteran's Leather Bracers [Price] 130 justice points [Vendor]

Output: Kayri

Merciless Gladiator's Vestments - Transmog Set - World of Warcraft


Input: [0] Sunday [3] Hard Core Abs + Walk 45 Min [4] Hard Core Abs + Walk 45 Min [5] Pump & Burn [2]

Output: Rest Day

Can Les Mills Pump Transform your Body without the Bulk?


Input: [0] Monday [1] Pump Challenge [3] Pump & Burn [4] Pump & Burn [5] Pump & Shred [2]

Output: Pump & Burn

Can Les Mills Pump Transform your Body without the Bulk?


Input: [0] Tuesday [1] Rest Day [3] Hard Core Abs + Walk 45 Min [4] Rest Day [5] Hard Core Abs + Walk 45 Min [2]

Output: Walk 30 Min

Can Les Mills Pump Transform your Body without the Bulk?


Input: [0] Wednesday [1] Pump Challenge [3] Pump & Burn [4] Pump & Burn [5] Pump & Burn [2]

Output: Pump Challenge + Hard Core Abs

Can Les Mills Pump Transform your Body without the Bulk?


Input: [0] Thursday [1] Flow + Walk 45 Min [3] Flow + Hard Core Abs [4] Hard Core Abs + Walk 45 Min [5] Flow + Hard Core Abs [2]

Output: Flow

Can Les Mills Pump Transform your Body without the Bulk?


Input: [0] Friday [1] Pump Challenge [3] Rest Day [4] Pump & Burn [5] Rest Day [2]

Output: Pump & Burn

Can Les Mills Pump Transform your Body without the Bulk?


Input: [0] Saturday [1] Hard Core Abs + Walk 45 Min [3] Pump & Burn [4] Flow [5] Pump & Shred [2]

Output: Rest Day

Can Les Mills Pump Transform your Body without the Bulk?


Input: [Brief Description] A technical solution presenting worldwide novelty and an inventive step applicable in socio-economic fields [Duration of Protection] 20 years from the date of application [Type]

Output: Patent for Invention

Intellectual Property | Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in the United States


Input: [Brief Description] A new technical solution in comparison with existing technology and achievable in current economic technological conditions [Duration of Protection] 10 years from the date of application [Type]

Output: Patent for Utility Solution

Intellectual Property | Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in the United States


Input: [Brief Description] The external appearance of a product embodied by lines, three dimensional forms, colours, or a combination of these that is novel, inventive throughout the world, and capable of serving as a pattern for an industrial or handcrafted product [Duration of Protection] 05 years from the date of application which is renewable for an additional two periods 05 years (a total of 15 years maximum) [Type]

Output: Industrial Design

Intellectual Property | Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in the United States


Input: [Brief Description] Three dimensional circuit elements and their interconnections in the integrated circuit which is original and not widely known in the relevant field [Duration of Protection] The earlier of: (i) 10 years from the date of grant; (ii) 10 years from the date of the first commercial use by owner or an assignee; (iii) 15 years from the creation of the design. [Type]

Output: Layout Design of Integrated Circuit

Intellectual Property | Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in the United States


Input: [Brief Description] Marks used to distinguish goods or services of one person from similar goods and services of another person. They may take the form of words, images, or any combination presented in one or more colours [Duration of Protection] 10 years from the date of application (renewable for successive 10-year periods without limit) [Type]

Output: Trademark

Intellectual Property | Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in the United States


Input: [Brief Description] Information indicating territorial origin of a product with characteristics or qualities pertaining to the territory [Duration of Protection] In perpetuity from the certification of protection [Type]

Output: Geographic Indication

Intellectual Property | Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in the United States


Input: [Brief Description] Names of individuals or entities used in business activities [Duration of Protection] As long as it is in formation and usage [Type]

Output: Trade Name

Intellectual Property | Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in the United States


Input: [Brief Description] Confidential trade information which could enable the possessor to gain economic advantage [Duration of Protection] As long as it is in formation and usage [Type]

Output: Trade Secret

Intellectual Property | Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in the United States


Input: [Brief Description] New plant variety with a recognisable name among relevant species as created by selection or development which is of distinctiveness, uniformity, and stability for plantation. [Duration of Protection] 20 years from the certification of protection (25 years for timber trees and vines) [Type]

Output: New Plant Variety

Intellectual Property | Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in the United States


Input: [Brief Description] Moral and material rights with respect to original literary, artistic and scientific works including software [Duration of Protection] Author’s life plus 50 years (except for movies, photographs, plays, applied fine art works, which enjoy 50-year protection) [Type]

Output: Copyright

Intellectual Property | Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in the United States


Input: [Brief Description] Moral and material rights in respect of performance show, audio record, visual record, radio program, and satellite program-coded signal [Duration of Protection] 50 years [Type]

Output: Copyright-related rights

Intellectual Property | Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in the United States


Input: [Subject Matter] Animal Health [Docket] 154.1 [Description] Antisera were prepared in rabbits using recombinant proteins expressed in Escherichia coli. While antisera provides a high titer reagent to detect G. lamblia cysts and trophozoites, monoclonal antibodies could also be prepared that recognize these giardin proteins. These could provide an unlimited supply of detection reagent without the need to repeatedly immunize animals to obtain antisera. [Title]

Output: REAGENTS TO DETECT GIARDIA LAMBLIA TROPHOZOITES AND CYSTS

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Animal Health [Docket] 51.11 [Description] The hydroxylated derivates of vitamins D3 or D2 are administered to the mammary gland of a female animal in an amount effective to inhibit or significantly reduce the growth of bacteria in the animal's mammary gland. [Title]

Output: USE OF VITAMIN D IN DAIRY MASTITIS TREATMENT

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Animal Health [Docket] 128.10 [Description] The containment facility ventilation system comprises a two stage scrubber configuration. Exhaust air flows out of an animal containment facility and into a particulate scrubber, which removes particulates, reduces the dust and alkalinity of the exhaust air. The air then flows into a chemical scrubber which removes ammonia from the exhaust air. The chemical scrubber comprises a potassium bisulfate scrubber solution. The bioproducts create a potential fertilizer. [Title]

Output: NEW METHOD AND DEVICE FOR SCRUBBING AMMONIA FROM AIR EXHAUSTED FROM ANIMAL REARING FACILITIES USING POTASSIUM BISULFATE AS THE ACID SOURCE

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Animal Health [Docket] 69.08 [Description] Invention to produce effective vaccines utilizing High Energy (10 MeV) Electron-Beam (E-beam) Irradiation offers unique and effective methodologies to produce large volumes of vaccines including viruses, bacteria, and protozoal candidates. The stated invention relies on using high energy ionizing radiation to "kill" the target microorganism without destroying their immunogenicity (i.e., capacity to elicit an immune response). [Title]

Output: HIGH ENERGY ELECTRON-BEAM IRRADIATION FOR THE PRODUCTION OF IMMUNOMODULATORS IN POULTRY

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Animal Health [Docket] 105.10 [Description] Vibrio vulnificus is a Gram-negative halophilic bacterium common to estuarine and marine environments. The bacterium receives much attention due to the ability to produce disease in humans (usually immunocompromised people) either by consumption of raw oysters and/or contact with the bacterium in the marine environment. The USDA isolated and characterized V. vulnificus from the sick fish. Biochemical analyses demonstrated that the isolate is a biotype 1 isolate and molecular characterization of the 16S rRNA demonstrated the isolate was 16S rRNA type B. This rRNA type is usually associated with clinical human cases. Following isolation and characterization, ARS developed an inactivated vaccine that is effective in preventing the disease in tilapia grown in low saline water (1.5 ppt). [Title]

Output: INACTIVATED VIBRIO VULNIFICUS VACCINE

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Animal Health [Docket] 161.03 [Description] This invention reports a novel immunopotentiating effect of a lectin (FFrL) extracted from the mushroom Fomitella fraxinea on poultry intestinal immunity and poultry coccidiosis. The treatment regimen could involve oral feeding, intramuscular injection or intravenous injection. [Title]

Output: IMMUNOPOTENTIATING EFFECT OF A FOMITELLA FRAXINEA DERIVED LECTIN OF CHICKEN IMMUNITY AND RESISTANCE TO COCCIDIOSIS

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Animal Health [Docket] 8.08 [Description] The invention relates to the modification of Aspergillus niger phytase PhyA to produce an enzyme with superior heat tolerance. For swine and poultry. [Title]

Output: MODIFIED ASPERGILLUS NIGER PHYTASE

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Animal Health [Docket] 115.07 [Description] An effective vaccine for Marek's disease may be prepared using a viral agent which is a Marek’s disease virus unable to express a functional meq protein. [Title]

Output: MAREK'S DISEASE VIRUS VACCINE

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Animal Health [Docket] 28.08 + 12.11 + 217.13 [Description] Hybridoma cell lines which produce and secrete monoclonal antibodies which selectively bind to Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis have been produced. Cells of M. avium subspecies paratuberculosis in biological samples may be detected and d quantified by contacting the sample with the antibodies to form a M. avium subspecies paratuberculosis/antibody immunocomplex when M. avium subspecies paratuberculosis is present, which immunocomplex may then be detected. Hybridoma cell lines which produce and secrete monoclonal antibodies which selectively bind to Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis have been produced. [Title]

Output: HYBRIDOMAS PRODUCING HIGHLY SPECIFIC MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES TO DETECT MYCOBACTERIUM AVIUM SUBSPECIES PARATUBERCULOSIS

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Animal Health [Docket] 105.09 [Description] Methods for producing flocculants from chicken blood. [Title]

Output: METHOD FOR FLOCCULANTING SUSPENSION USING BIOBASED RENEWABLE FLOCCULANTS

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Animal Health [Docket] 70.10 [Description] Anti-peptide monoclonal antibodies(MAb's) specific for Exotic Newcastle Disease (END) are used for rapid diagnostic identification between poultry infected with vaccine strains of NDV (LaSota/B1) and END virus (ENDV). [Title]

Output: PRODUCTION OF ANTI-PEPTIDE MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES TO DISTINGUISH EXOTIC NEW CASTLE DISEASES VIRUS FROM VACCINE STRAINS OF NEWCASTLE DISEASE VIRUS

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Animal Health [Docket] 161.12 [Description] The invention is a vaccine for paratuberculosis (Johne’s Disease) comprised of Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis (MAP) proteins. Induction of the immune response significantly reduces or eliminates colonization of the animal by MAP, and consequently reduces or eliminates fecal shedding of MAP. Vaccination with the compositions provides protection against clinical disease and reduce transmission of MAP infection within a herd. [Title]

Output: RECOMBINANT MYCOBACTERIUM AVIUM SUBSP. PARATUBERCULOSIS PROTEINS INDUCE IMMUNITY AND PROTECT AGAINST INFECTION

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Animal Health [Docket] 87.10 + 10.14 [Description] Safe and effective live vaccines against bacteria infecting aquatic animals developed by the induction of novobiocin-resistance in liquid culture and novobiocin-and rifampicin-resistance in liquid culture. [Title]

Output: ATTENUATED LIVE VACCINES FOR AQUATIC ANIMALS

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Animal Health [Docket] 23.08 [Description] The invention relates to poultry vaccines for protection from Newcastle Disease. [Title]

Output: AVIAN VIRUS VACCINES AND USES THEREOF

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Animal Health [Docket] 186.11 [Description] High affinity monoclonal antibodies against Shiga toxin strain Stx2 and hybridomas that produce such antibodies are described. The antibodies may be used in a kit for detecting Stx2 and variants thereof in a sample. [Title]

Output: HIGH AFFINITY MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES FOR DETECTION OF SHIGA TOXIN 2 (STX2)

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Animal Health (Prion) [Docket] 78.06 [Description] A specific, non-synonymous SNP in the Prnp gene encoding the bovine prion protein affects the susceptibility of bovine animals to bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE). [Title]

Output: NOVEL POLYMORPHISM IN BOVINE PRION PROTEIN GENE SEQUENCE

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Animal Health (Prion) [Docket] 30.11 [Description] This SNP may be used as a marker for selecting bovines susceptible to BSE for disposal and/or removal from breeding, the human food and animal feed supplies. [Title]

Output: NOVEL POLYMORPHISM IN BOVINE PRION PROTEIN GENE SEQUENCE

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Animal Health (Prion) [Docket] 131.07 [Description] The invention relates to novel peptide sequences that specifically bind infectious prion protein. [Title]

Output: PEPTIDE SEQUENCES FOR BINDING INFECTIOUS PRIONS

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Animal Health (Prion) [Docket] 144.09 + 181.13 [Description] Peptide sequences that specifically bind infectious prion protein for the generation of antibodies and therapeutic agents. [Title]

Output: HIGH-AFFINITY MONOCLONAL ANTI-PRION ANTIBODIES

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: an order for a bank to pay a sum [US spelling] check [British spelling]

Output: cheque

21.4 Orthographic variation (spelling and hyphenation): New Hart's Rules


Input: current of air; amount swallowed; depth of water; denoting beverages served from a barrel [US spelling] draft [British spelling]

Output: draught

21.4 Orthographic variation (spelling and hyphenation): New Hart's Rules


Input: division between walking area and driving area [US spelling] curb [British spelling]

Output: kerb

21.4 Orthographic variation (spelling and hyphenation): New Hart's Rules


Input: unit of length in the metric system [US spelling] meter [British spelling]

Output: metre

21.4 Orthographic variation (spelling and hyphenation): New Hart's Rules


Input: all meanings except those connected with computing [US spelling] program [British spelling]

Output: programme

21.4 Orthographic variation (spelling and hyphenation): New Hart's Rules


Input: level of a building [US spelling] story [British spelling]

Output: storey

21.4 Orthographic variation (spelling and hyphenation): New Hart's Rules


Input: metal tool with movable jaws [US spelling] vise [British spelling]

Output: vice

21.4 Orthographic variation (spelling and hyphenation): New Hart's Rules


Input: [metric] has human readable license [remedy]

Output: This distribution does not have a license defined in the documentation or in a file called LICENSE Add a section called "LICENSE" to the documentation, or add a file named LICENSE to the distribution.


Input: [metric] has license in source file [remedy]

Output: Does not have license information in any of its source files Add =head1 LICENSE and the text of the license to the main module in your code.


Input: [metric] use strict [remedy]

Output: This distribution does not 'use strict;' (or its equivalents) in all of its modules. Note that this is not about the actual strictness of the modules. It's bad if nobody can tell whether the modules are strictly written or not, without reading the source code of your favorite clever module that actually enforces strictness. In other words, it's bad if someone feels the need to add 'use strict' to your modules. Add 'use strict' (or its equivalents) to all modules, or convince us that your favorite module is well-known enough and people can easily see the modules are strictly written.


Input: [metric] no pod errors [remedy]

Output: The documentation for this distribution contains syntactic errors in its POD. Note that this metric tests all .pl, .pm and .pod files, even if they are in t/. See 'pod_message' in the dist error view for more info. Remove the POD errors. You can check for POD errors automatically by including Test::Pod to your test suite.


Input: [metric] prereq matches use [remedy]

Output: This distribution uses a module or a dist that's not listed as a prerequisite. List all used modules in META.yml requires


Input: [metric] package version matches dist version [remedy]

Output: None of the package versions in this distribution matches the distribution version. Fix the version(s).


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.am [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.an [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.ao [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.aq [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.ar [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.al


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.at [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.au [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.aw [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.az [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.ba [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.as


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.bd [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.be [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.bf [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.bg [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.bh [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.bb


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.bj [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.bm [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.bn [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.bo [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.br [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.bi


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.bt [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.bv [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.bw [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.by [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.bz [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.bs


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.cc [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.cd [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.cf [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.cg [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.ch [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.ca


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.ck [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.cl [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.cm [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.cn [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.co [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.ci


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.cu [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.cv [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.cx [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.cy [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.cz [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.cr


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.dj [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.dk [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.dm [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.do [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.dz [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.de


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.ee [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.eg [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.eh [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.er [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.es [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.ec


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.eu [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.fi [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.fj [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.fk [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.fm [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.et


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.fr [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.ga [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.gb [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.gd [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.ge [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.fo


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.gg [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.gh [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.gi [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.gl [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.gm [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.gf


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.gp [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.gq [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.gr [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.gs [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.gt [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.gn


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.gw [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.gy [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.hk [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.hm [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.hn [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.gu


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.ht [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.hu [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.id [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.ie [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.il [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.hr


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.in [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.io [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.iq [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.ir [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.is [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.im


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.je [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.jm [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.jo [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.jp [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.ke [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.it


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.kh [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.ki [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.km [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.kn [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.kp [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.kg


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.kw [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.ky [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.kz [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.la [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.lb [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.kr


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.li [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.lk [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.lr [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.ls [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.lt [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.lc


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.lv [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.ly [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.ma [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.mc [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.md [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.lu


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.mg [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.mh [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.mk [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.ml [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.mm [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.me


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.mo [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.mp [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.mq [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.mr [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.ms [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.mn


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.mu [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.mv [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.mw [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.mx [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.my [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.mt


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.na [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.nc [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.ne [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.nf [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.ng [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.mz


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.nl [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.no [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.np [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.nr [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.nu [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.ni


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.om [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.pa [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.pe [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.pf [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.pg [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.nz


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.pk [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.pl [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.pm [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.pn [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.pr [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.ph


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.pt [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.pw [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.py [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.qa [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.re [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.ps


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.ru [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.rw [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.sa [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.sb [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.sc [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.ro


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.se [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.sg [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.sh [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.si [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.sj [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.sd


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.sl [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.sm [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.sn [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.so [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.sr [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.sk


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.su [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.sv [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.sy [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.sz [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.tc [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.st


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.tf [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.tg [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.th [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.tj [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.tk [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.td


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.tm [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.tn [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.to [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.tp [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.tr [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.tl


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.tv [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.tw [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.tz [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.ua [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.ug [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.tt


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.um [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.us [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.uy [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.uz [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.va [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.uk


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.ve [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.vg [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.vi [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.vn [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.vu [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.vc


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.ws [radsport-smit.ae] radsport-smit.ye [radsport-smit.af] radsport-smit.yt [radsport-smit.ag] radsport-smit.yu [radsport-smit.ai] radsport-smit.za [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.wf


Input: [radsport-smit.ad] radsport-smit.zw [radsport-smit.ac]

Output: radsport-smit.zm


Input: [UI Automation Property] AutomationIdProperty [Value] See notes. [Notes]

Output: The value of this property needs to be unique across all controls in an application.

UI Automation Support for the Header Control Type


Input: [UI Automation Property] BoundingRectangleProperty [Value] See notes. [Notes]

Output: The outermost rectangle that contains the whole control.

UI Automation Support for the Header Control Type


Input: [UI Automation Property] ClickablePointProperty [Value] See notes. [Notes]

Output: Supported if there is a bounding rectangle. If not every point within the bounding rectangle is clickable, and you perform specialized hit testing, then override and provide a clickable point.

UI Automation Support for the Header Control Type


Input: [UI Automation Property] IsKeyboardFocusableProperty [Value] See notes. [Notes]

Output: If the control can receive keyboard focus, it must support this property.

UI Automation Support for the Header Control Type


Input: [UI Automation Property] NameProperty [Value] See notes. [Notes]

Output: The header control needs a name if there is more than one row header or more than one column header. This identifies the information within the header.

UI Automation Support for the Header Control Type


Input: [UI Automation Property] LabeledByProperty [Value] Null . [Notes]

Output: Header controls do not have a static label.

UI Automation Support for the Header Control Type


Input: [UI Automation Property] ControlTypeProperty [Value] Header [Notes]

Output: This value is the same for all UI frameworks.

UI Automation Support for the Header Control Type


Input: [UI Automation Property] LocalizedControlTypeProperty [Value] "header" [Notes]

Output: This value is the same for all UI frameworks.

UI Automation Support for the Header Control Type


Input: [UI Automation Property] OrientationProperty [Value] Horizontal [Notes]

Output: The value of this property exposes the position of the header control - whether it is a row header or column header.

UI Automation Support for the Header Control Type


Input: [UI Automation Property] IsContentElementProperty [Value] False [Notes]

Output: The header control is not included in the content view of the UI Automation tree.

UI Automation Support for the Header Control Type


Input: [UI Automation Property] IsControlElementProperty [Value] True [Notes]

Output: The header control is always included in the control view of the UI Automation tree.

UI Automation Support for the Header Control Type


Input: [Name] udt_catalog [Data Type] sql_identifier [Description]

Output: Name of the database that the column data type (the underlying type of the domain, if applicable) is defined in (always the current database)

PostgreSQL: Documentation: 8.2: column_udt_usage


Input: [Name] udt_schema [Data Type] sql_identifier [Description]

Output: Name of the schema that the column data type (the underlying type of the domain, if applicable) is defined in

PostgreSQL: Documentation: 8.2: column_udt_usage


Input: [Name] udt_name [Data Type] sql_identifier [Description]

Output: Name of the column data type (the underlying type of the domain, if applicable)

PostgreSQL: Documentation: 8.2: column_udt_usage


Input: [Name] table_catalog [Data Type] sql_identifier [Description]

Output: Name of the database containing the table (always the current database)

PostgreSQL: Documentation: 8.2: column_udt_usage


Input: [Name] table_schema [Data Type] sql_identifier [Description]

Output: Name of the schema containing the table

PostgreSQL: Documentation: 8.2: column_udt_usage


Input: [Name] table_name [Data Type] sql_identifier [Description]

Output: Name of the table

PostgreSQL: Documentation: 8.2: column_udt_usage


Input: [Name] column_name [Data Type] sql_identifier [Description]

Output: Name of the column

PostgreSQL: Documentation: 8.2: column_udt_usage


Input: [Description] Has no permissions on the Web site. Not available through the user interface. [Member name]

Output: EmptyMask

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] View items in lists, documents in document libraries, and view Web discussion comments. [Member name]

Output: ViewListItems

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Add items to lists, add documents to document libraries, and add Web discussion comments. [Member name]

Output: AddListItems

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Edit items in lists, edit documents in document libraries, edit Web discussion comments in documents, and customize Web Part Pages in document libraries. [Member name]

Output: EditListItems

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Delete items from a list, documents from a document library, and Web discussion comments in documents. [Member name]

Output: DeleteListItems

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Approve a minor version of a list item or document. [Member name]

Output: ApproveItems

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] View the source of documents with server-side file handlers. [Member name]

Output: OpenItems

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] View past versions of a list item or document. [Member name]

Output: ViewVersions

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Delete past versions of a list item or document. [Member name]

Output: DeleteVersions

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Discard or check in a document which is checked out to another user. [Member name]

Output: CancelCheckout

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Create, change, and delete personal views of lists. [Member name]

Output: ManagePersonalViews

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Create and delete lists, add or remove columns in a list, and add or remove public views of a list. [Member name]

Output: ManageLists

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] View forms, views, and application pages, and enumerate lists. [Member name]

Output: ViewFormPages

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Allow users to open a Web site, list, or folder to access items inside that container. [Member name]

Output: Open

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] View pages in a Web site. [Member name]

Output: ViewPages

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Add, change, or delete HTML pages or Web Part Pages, and edit the Web site using a SharePoint Foundation–compatible editor. [Member name]

Output: AddAndCustomizePages

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Apply a theme or borders to the entire Web site. [Member name]

Output: ApplyThemeAndBorder

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Apply a style sheet (.css file) to the Web site. [Member name]

Output: ApplyStyleSheets

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] View reports on Web site usage. [Member name]

Output: ViewUsageData

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Create a Web site using Self-Service Site Creation. [Member name]

Output: CreateSSCSite

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Create subsites such as team sites, Meeting Workspace sites, and Document Workspace sites. [Member name]

Output: ManageSubwebs

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Create a group of users that can be used anywhere within the site collection. [Member name]

Output: CreateGroups

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Create and change permission levels on the Web site and assign permissions to users and groups. [Member name]

Output: ManagePermissions

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Enumerate files and folders in a Web site using Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 and WebDAV interfaces. [Member name]

Output: BrowseDirectories

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] View information about users of the Web site. [Member name]

Output: BrowseUserInfo

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Add or remove personal Web Parts on a Web Part Page. [Member name]

Output: AddDelPrivateWebParts

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Update Web Parts to display personalized information. [Member name]

Output: UpdatePersonalWebParts

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Grant the ability to perform all administration tasks for the Web site as well as manage content. Activate, deactivate, or edit properties of Web site scoped Features through the object model or through the user interface (UI). When granted on the root Web site of a site collection, activate, deactivate, or edit properties of site collection scoped Features through the object model. To browse to the Site Collection Features page and activate or deactivate site collection scoped Features through the UI, you must be a site collection administrator. [Member name]

Output: ManageWeb

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Use features that launch client applications; otherwise, users must work on documents locally and upload changes. [Member name]

Output: UseClientIntegration

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Use SOAP, WebDAV, or Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 interfaces to access the Web site. [Member name]

Output: UseRemoteAPIs

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Manage alerts for all users of the Web site. [Member name]

Output: ManageAlerts

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Create e-mail alerts. [Member name]

Output: CreateAlerts

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Allows a user to change his or her user information, such as adding a picture. [Member name]

Output: EditMyUserInfo

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Enumerate permissions on the Web site, list, folder, document, or list item. [Member name]

Output: EnumeratePermissions

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Description] Has all permissions on the Web site. Not available through the user interface. [Member name]

Output: FullMask

Wss3 | Robert Kuzma on SharePoint, HTML, CSS & JavaScript, Android & Xcode


Input: [Blending method] Normal [Effect]

Output: None (no blending method applied).


Input: [Blending method] Multiply [Effect]

Output: The RGB values of the object and the underlying object(s) are multiplied together for each of the three channels.


Input: [Blending method] Screen [Effect]

Output: The selected object “burns through” underlying objects. This has no effect on the background color.


Input: [Blending method] Erase [Effect]

Output: The selected object is removed from the canvas. If an object is underneath the bitmap object, the shape of the bitmap object might create the effect of a “cut-out” on the underlying object.


Input: [Blending method] Add [Effect]

Output: The RGB values of the object and underlying object(s) are added for each of the three channels.


Input: [Blending method] Subtract [Effect]

Output: The RGB values of the underlying object(s) are subtracted from the object’s values for each of the three channels.


Input: [Blending method] Darkest [Effect]

Output: The lower of the two RGB values is used for each of the three channels.


Input: [Blending method] Lightest [Effect]

Output: The higher of the two RGB values is used for each of the three channels.


Input: [Blending method] Difference [Effect]

Output: The difference between the object’s and the underlying object(s) RGB values is used for each of the three channels.


Input: [Blending method] Average [Effect]

Output: The average of the object’s and the underlying object(s) RGB values is used for each of the three channels.


Input: [Blending method] Invert [Effect]

Output: The object’s alpha level is used to invert the underlying objects.


Input: [Blending method] Dissolve [Effect]

Output: A random pattern is created based on the opacity of each pixel. Tip: When using the Dissolve blending method, you must set the opacity level of the object to see the effect.


Input: [Blending method] Replace Hue [Effect]

Output: The hue of the object is used on the underlying object(s).


Input: [Blending method] Replace Saturation [Effect]

Output: The saturation of the object is used on the underlying object(s).


Input: [Blending method] Replace Luminosity [Effect]

Output: The luminosity of the object is used on the underlying object(s).


Input: [Blending method] Replace Color [Effect]

Output: The hue and saturation of the object is used on the underlying object(s).


Input: [Blending method] XOR Mask [Effect]

Output: The difference of the object opacities is computed, the absolute value is determined, and the dominant color displays.


Input: [Blending method] Alpha Mask [Effect]

Output: This option is the inverse of an erase. The composited object shape is used to mask out all lower objects.


Input: [Tag] group::communication [Category]

Output: Communication


Input: [Tag] group::programming [Category]

Output: Development


Input: [Tag] group::games [Category]

Output: Games


Input: [Tag] group::maps [Category]

Output: Maps


Input: [Tag] group::unknown [Category]

Output: Miscellaneous


Input: [Tag] group::network [Category]

Output: Network


Input: [Tag] group::repos [Category]

Output: Repos


Input: [Team Members] Mark A. Yoder [Project Title] TI Embedded Speech Recognizer [Description]

Output: Port TI's fixed-point speech recognizer to the DSP. It currently runs on the ARM.


Input: [Team Members] Mark A. Yoder [Project Title] Kinect [Description]

Output: Here and here are some interesting things people are doing with Kinects. Maybe we could port it to the Beagle.


Input: [Team Members] Mike Lester [Project Title] Accelerometer-based auto-leveled projection [Description]

Output: Several projects have been started to add accelerometer support to the BeagleBoard. This project would involve getting an accelerometer installed and working, perhaps using a trainer board, as well the TI Pico Projector. The orientation data from the accelerometer would be used to rotate, skew, keystone the projected image in order to keep it level and normalized.


Input: [Team Members] Aaron Bamberger [Project Title] Kinect Based 3d Scanner [Description]

Output: Build some sort of motorized gantry that allows the Kinect to be rotated around (and possibly from top to bottom) of an arbitrary object. The motors would be controlled using the BeagleBoard's I2C or SPI interfaces. Use libfreenect to capture depth information from every side of the object as the Kinect rotates around the object. Use this data and OpenGL to build a 3d model of the scanned object


Input: [Team Members] Mark A. Yoder [Project Title] Port winDSK6 to the Beagle [Description]

Output: winDSK6 is a Windows program that talks to a TI 'C6711 DSK and performs many interesting audio effects. This project would implement the code running on the Windows side on the ARM. The ARM could capture a frame of audio and send it to the DSP for processing. The ARM could then send the processed audio to the speakers. c6run would be used to interact with the DSP.


Input: [Team Members] David Bliss [Project Title] Automated Die Tester [Description]

Output: Make a device that can roll a die, and keep statistics on how random the die is. The build can either be very complex, or very simple, depending on how you define "rolling a die". The software doesn't necessarily have to know what the numbers mean, it just has to be able to uniquely identify the sides.


Input: [Team Members] Stephen Mayhew [Project Title] Set-Playing System [Description]

Output: Set is a relatively simple card game that lends itself nicely to image recognition and computer play. The layout is not very structured, and the game play is pretty simple. This project would incorporate image recognition, projection of possible moves (using the pico projector), and maybe even speech synthesis, and recognition. For example, if someone didn't know how to play Set, then the board could take them through a tutorial, asking questions of the user as it went along ("If I have these 2 cards, what 3rd card would make a set?"). This would make for an interesting demo at conferences.


Input: [Team Members] Michael Fuson Jay Dial [Project Title] Spectrum Analyzer [Description]

Output: Create a real-time audio Spectrum analyzer on the BeagleBoard. Project Page


Input: [Storyline Support] You can execute most Storyline functions using a keyboard. Exceptions include drag-and-drop and hotspot interactions.

Output: Keyboard Support

Articulate Storyline 2 Section 508 Accessibility Compliance


Input: [Storyline Support] Storyline displays a yellow box around the shape that’s the current focus and reports it to assistive technology.

Output: Content Focus

Articulate Storyline 2 Section 508 Accessibility Compliance


Input: [Storyline Support] Storyline does not use flashing or blinking text, objects, or other elements with a frequency greater than 2 Hz and lower than 55 Hz. (Note: Video imported by course authors should also conform to this standard.)

Output: Flicker Reduction

Articulate Storyline 2 Section 508 Accessibility Compliance


Input: [Storyline Support] Storyline supports the JAWS screen reader.

Output: Non-Visual Operation and Information Retrieval

Articulate Storyline 2 Section 508 Accessibility Compliance


Input: [Storyline Support] Storyline supports the JAWS screen reader and makes it easy for course authors to create large text versions of slides.

Output: Large Text

Articulate Storyline 2 Section 508 Accessibility Compliance


Input: [Storyline Support] Storyline provides text equivalents for every non-text element.

Output: Text Equivalents

Articulate Storyline 2 Section 508 Accessibility Compliance


Input: [Storyline Support] Storyline reports an object’s or image’s type, state, and description to the accessibility interface.

Output: Assistive Technology—Ready UI

Articulate Storyline 2 Section 508 Accessibility Compliance


Input: [Storyline Support] When forms are used, Storyline provides the type, description, and state information for field elements. (Note: Course authors must include clear written directions for completing the form.)

Output: Assistive Technology—Ready Forms

Articulate Storyline 2 Section 508 Accessibility Compliance


Input: [Storyline Support] All content elements in Storyline include functional text that can be read by assistive technology.

Output: Assistive Technology—Ready Scripts

Articulate Storyline 2 Section 508 Accessibility Compliance


Input: Total Loss No total loss reported to CARFAX. [Owner 1] No Issues Reported [Owner 2] No Issues Reported [Owner 3]

Output: No Issues Reported

CARFAX Vehicle History Report for this 2013 FORD EXPLORER XLT: 1FM5K7D82DGB56431


Input: Structural Damage No structural damage reported to CARFAX. [Owner 1] No Issues Reported [Owner 2] No Issues Reported [Owner 3]

Output: No Issues Reported

CARFAX Vehicle History Report for this 2013 FORD EXPLORER XLT: 1FM5K7D82DGB56431


Input: Airbag Deployment No airbag deployment reported to CARFAX. [Owner 1] No Issues Reported [Owner 2] No Issues Reported [Owner 3]

Output: No Issues Reported

CARFAX Vehicle History Report for this 2013 FORD EXPLORER XLT: 1FM5K7D82DGB56431


Input: Odometer Check No indication of an odometer rollback. [Owner 1] No Issues Indicated [Owner 2] No Issues Indicated [Owner 3]

Output: No Issues Indicated

CARFAX Vehicle History Report for this 2013 FORD EXPLORER XLT: 1FM5K7D82DGB56431


Input: Accident / Damage No accidents or damage reported to CARFAX. [Owner 1] No Issues Reported [Owner 2] No Issues Reported [Owner 3]

Output: No Issues Reported

CARFAX Vehicle History Report for this 2013 FORD EXPLORER XLT: 1FM5K7D82DGB56431


Input: Manufacturer Recall At least 1 manufacturer recall requires service. Locate an authorized Ford or Lincoln Mercury dealer or call 866-436-7332 to obtain more information about this recall. [Owner 1] Recall Reported [Owner 2] No New Recalls Reported [Owner 3]

Output: No New Recalls Reported

CARFAX Vehicle History Report for this 2013 FORD EXPLORER XLT: 1FM5K7D82DGB56431


Input: Basic Warranty Original warranty estimated to have expired. [Owner 1] Warranty Expired [Owner 2] Warranty Expired [Owner 3]

Output: Warranty Expired

CARFAX Vehicle History Report for this 2013 FORD EXPLORER XLT: 1FM5K7D82DGB56431


Input: [Position(s)] 500 – 503 [Length] 4 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:3BIM [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined beta strands within the protein sequence.More...Beta strandi

BCOR - BCL-6 corepressor - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Position(s)] 1637 – 1644 [Length] 8 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4HPL [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined beta strands within the protein sequence.More...Beta strandi

BCOR - BCL-6 corepressor - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Position(s)] 1650 – 1653 [Length] 4 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4HPL [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined beta strands within the protein sequence.More...Beta strandi

BCOR - BCL-6 corepressor - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Position(s)] 1656 – 1658 [Length] 3 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4HPL [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined hydrogen-bonded turns within the protein sequence. These elements correspond to the DSSP secondary structure code ‘T’.More...Turni

BCOR - BCL-6 corepressor - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Position(s)] 1660 – 1665 [Length] 6 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4HPL [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined beta strands within the protein sequence.More...Beta strandi

BCOR - BCL-6 corepressor - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Position(s)] 1666 – 1673 [Length] 8 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4HPL [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined helical regions within the protein sequence.More...Helixi

BCOR - BCL-6 corepressor - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Position(s)] 1677 – 1683 [Length] 7 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4HPL [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined helical regions within the protein sequence.More...Helixi

BCOR - BCL-6 corepressor - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Position(s)] 1689 – 1693 [Length] 5 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4HPL [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined beta strands within the protein sequence.More...Beta strandi

BCOR - BCL-6 corepressor - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Position(s)] 1694 – 1702 [Length] 9 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4HPL [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined helical regions within the protein sequence.More...Helixi

BCOR - BCL-6 corepressor - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Position(s)] 1705 – 1707 [Length] 3 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4HPL [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined helical regions within the protein sequence.More...Helixi

BCOR - BCL-6 corepressor - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Position(s)] 1710 – 1712 [Length] 3 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4HPL [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined helical regions within the protein sequence.More...Helixi

BCOR - BCL-6 corepressor - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Position(s)] 1713 – 1715 [Length] 3 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4HPL [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined hydrogen-bonded turns within the protein sequence. These elements correspond to the DSSP secondary structure code ‘T’.More...Turni

BCOR - BCL-6 corepressor - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Position(s)] 1723 – 1728 [Length] 6 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4HPL [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined beta strands within the protein sequence.More...Beta strandi

BCOR - BCL-6 corepressor - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Position(s)] 1731 – 1736 [Length] 6 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4HPL [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined helical regions within the protein sequence.More...Helixi

BCOR - BCL-6 corepressor - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Position(s)] 1740 – 1744 [Length] 5 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4HPL [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined beta strands within the protein sequence.More...Beta strandi

BCOR - BCL-6 corepressor - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [0] 1 Individual stock or narrow-based security index [Initial Margin Requirement] 20% of the current market value of the security future. 20% of the current market value of the security future. [Description of Offset]

Output: Long security future or short security future

Final Rule: Customer Margin Rules Relating to Security Futures


Input: [0] 2 Individual stock or narrow-based security index [Initial Margin Requirement] 20% of the current market value of the long security future, plus pay for the long put in full. The lower of: (1) 10% of the aggregate exercise price3 of the put plus the aggregate put out-of-the-money4 amount, if any; or (2) 20% of the current market value of the long security future. [Description of Offset]

Output: Long security future (or basket of security futures representing each component of a narrow-based securities index1) and long put option2 on the same underlying security (or index)

Final Rule: Customer Margin Rules Relating to Security Futures


Input: [0] 3 Individual stock or narrow-based security index [Initial Margin Requirement] 20% of the current market value of the short security future, plus the aggregate put in-the-money amount, if any. Proceeds from the put sale may be applied. 20% of the current market value of the short security future, plus the aggregate put in-the-money amount, if any. 5 [Description of Offset]

Output: Short security future (or basket of security futures representing each component of a narrow-based securities index) and short put option on the same underlying security (or index)

Final Rule: Customer Margin Rules Relating to Security Futures


Input: [0] 4 Individual stock or narrow-based security index [Initial Margin Requirement] The initial margin required under Regulation T for the short stock or stocks. 5% of the current market value as defined in Regulation T of the stock or stocks underlying the security future. [Description of Offset]

Output: Long security future and short position in the same security (or securities basket) underlying the security future

Final Rule: Customer Margin Rules Relating to Security Futures


Input: [0] 5 Individual stock or narrow-based security index [Initial Margin Requirement] 20% of the current market value of the long security future, plus the aggregate call in-the-money amount, if any. Proceeds from the call sale may be applied. 20% of the current market value of the long security future, plus the aggregate call in-the-money amount, if any. [Description of Offset]

Output: Long security future (or basket of security futures representing each component of a narrow-based securities index) and Short call option on the same underlying security (or index)

Final Rule: Customer Margin Rules Relating to Security Futures


Input: [0] 6 Narrow-based security index [Initial Margin Requirement] 20% of the current market value of the long basket of narrow-based security futures, plus the aggregate call in-the-money amount, if any. Proceeds from the call sale may be applied. 20% of the current market value of the long basket of narrow-based security futures, plus the aggregate call in-the-money amount, if any. [Description of Offset]

Output: Long a basket of narrow-based security futures that together tracks a broad based index and short a broad-based security index call option contract on the same index

Final Rule: Customer Margin Rules Relating to Security Futures


Input: [0] 7 Narrow-based security index [Initial Margin Requirement] 20% of the current market value of the short basket of narrow-based security futures, plus the aggregate put in-the-money amount, if any. Proceeds from the put sale may be applied. 20% of the current market value of the short basket of narrow-based security futures, plus the aggregate put in-the-money amount, if any. [Description of Offset]

Output: Short a basket of narrow-based security futures that together tracks a broad-based security index and short a broad-based security index put option contract on the same index

Final Rule: Customer Margin Rules Relating to Security Futures


Input: [0] 8 Narrow-based security index [Initial Margin Requirement] 20% of the current market value of the long basket of narrow-based security futures, plus pay for the long put in full. The lower of: (1) 10% of the aggregate exercise price of the put, plus the aggregate put out-of-the-money amount, if any; or (2) 20% of the current market value of the long basket of security futures. [Description of Offset]

Output: Long a basket of narrow-based security futures that together tracks a broad-based security index and long a broad-based security index put option contract on the same index

Final Rule: Customer Margin Rules Relating to Security Futures


Input: [0] 9 Narrow-based security index [Initial Margin Requirement] 20% of the current market value of the short basket of narrow-based security futures, plus pay for the long call in full. The lower of: (1) 10% of the aggregate exercise price of the call, plus the aggregate call out-of-the-money amount, if any; or (2) 20% of the current market value of the short basket of security futures. [Description of Offset]

Output: Short a basket of narrow-based security futures that together tracks a broad-based security index and long a broad-based security index call option contract on the same index

Final Rule: Customer Margin Rules Relating to Security Futures


Input: [0] 10 Individual stock or narrow-based security index [Initial Margin Requirement] The greater of: 5% of the current market value of the long security future; or (2) 5% of the current market value of the short security future. The greater of: 5% of the current market value of the long security future; or (2) 5% of the current market value of the short security future. [Description of Offset]

Output: Long security future and short security future on the same underlying security (or index)

Final Rule: Customer Margin Rules Relating to Security Futures


Input: [0] 11 Individual stock or narrow-based security index [Initial Margin Requirement] 20% of the current market value of the long security future, plus the aggregate call in-the-money amount, if any, plus pay for the put in full. Proceeds from the call sale may be applied. 10% of the aggregate exercise price, plus the aggregate call in-the-money amount, if any. [Description of Offset]

Output: Long security future, long put option and short call option. The long security future, long put and short call must be on the same underlying security and the put and call must have the same exercise price. (Conversion)

Final Rule: Customer Margin Rules Relating to Security Futures


Input: [0] 12 Individual stock or narrow-based security index [Initial Margin Requirement] 20% of the current market value of the long security future, plus the aggregate call in-the-money amount, if any, plus pay for the put in full. Proceeds from call sale may be applied. The lower of: (1) 10% of the aggregate exercise price of the put plus the aggregate put out-of-the-money amount, if any; or (2) 20% of the aggregate exercise price of the call, plus the aggregate call in-the-money amount, if any. [Description of Offset]

Output: Long security future, long put option and short call option. The long security future, long put and short call must be on the same underlying security and the put exercise price must be below the call exercise price. (Collar)

Final Rule: Customer Margin Rules Relating to Security Futures


Input: [0] 13 Individual stock or narrow-based security index [Initial Margin Requirement] The initial margin required under Regulation T for the long stock or stocks. 5% of the current market value, as defined in Regulation T, of the long stock or stocks. [Description of Offset]

Output: Short security future and long position in the same security (or securities basket) underlying the security future

Final Rule: Customer Margin Rules Relating to Security Futures


Input: [0] 14 Individual stock or narrow-based security index [Initial Margin Requirement] The initial margin required under Regulation T for the long security 10% of the current market value, as defined in Regulation T, of the long security [Description of Offset]

Output: Short security future and long position in a security immediately convertible into the same security underlying the security future, without restriction, including the payment of money

Final Rule: Customer Margin Rules Relating to Security Futures


Input: [0] 15 Individual stock or narrow-based security index [Initial Margin Requirement] 20% of the current market value of the short security future, plus pay for the call in full. The lower of: (1) 10% of the aggregate exercise price of the call, plus the aggregate call out-of-the-money amount, if any; or (2) 20% of the current market value of the short security future. [Description of Offset]

Output: Short security future (or basket of security futures representing each component of a narrow-based securities index) and long call option or warrant on the same underlying security (or index)

Final Rule: Customer Margin Rules Relating to Security Futures


Input: [0] 16 Individual stock or narrow-based security index [Initial Margin Requirement] 20% of the current market value of the short security future, plus the aggregate put in-the-money amount, if any, plus pay for the call in full. Proceeds from put sale may be applied. 10% of the aggregate exercise price, plus the aggregate put in-the-money amount, if any. [Description of Offset]

Output: Short security future, Short put option and long call option. The short security future, short put and long call must be on the same underlying security and the put and call must have the same exercise price. (Reverse Conversion)

Final Rule: Customer Margin Rules Relating to Security Futures


Input: [0] 17 Narrow-based security index [Initial Margin Requirement] 5% of the current market value of the long (short) basket of security futures. 5% of the current market value of the long (short) basket of security futures. [Description of Offset]

Output: Long (short) a basket of security futures, each based on a narrow-based security index that together tracks the broad-based index and short (long) a broad based-index future

Final Rule: Customer Margin Rules Relating to Security Futures


Input: [0] 18 Individual stock and narrow-based security index [Initial Margin Requirement] The greater of: (1) 5% of the current market value of the long security future(s); or (2) 5% of the current market value of the short security future(s). The greater of: (1) 5% of the current market value of the long security future(s); or (2) 5% of the current market value of the short security future(s). [Description of Offset]

Output: Long (short) a basket of security futures that together tracks a narrow-based index and short (long) a narrow based-index future

Final Rule: Customer Margin Rules Relating to Security Futures


Input: [0] 19 Individual stock and narrow-based security index [Initial Margin Requirement] The greater of: (1) 3% of the current market value of the long security future(s); or (2) 3% of the current market value of the short security future(s). The greater of: (1) 3% of the current market value of the long security future(s); or (2) 3% of the current market value of the short security future(s). [Description of Offset]

Output: Long (short) a security future and short (long) an identical security future traded on a different market.6

Final Rule: Customer Margin Rules Relating to Security Futures


Input: [Language/Environment] Java, Java Virtual Machine (JVM) [Compiled or Interpreted] Both [Direct Memory Access] No [Safe or Unsafe] Safe [Strongly Typed]

Output: Yes

Difference between revisions of "Buffer Overflows" - OWASP


Input: [Language/Environment] .NET [Compiled or Interpreted] Both [Direct Memory Access] No [Safe or Unsafe] Safe [Strongly Typed]

Output: Yes

Difference between revisions of "Buffer Overflows" - OWASP


Input: [Language/Environment] Perl [Compiled or Interpreted] Both [Direct Memory Access] No [Safe or Unsafe] Safe [Strongly Typed]

Output: Yes

Difference between revisions of "Buffer Overflows" - OWASP


Input: [Language/Environment] Python - interpreted [Compiled or Interpreted] Intepreted [Direct Memory Access] No [Safe or Unsafe] Safe [Strongly Typed]

Output: Yes

Difference between revisions of "Buffer Overflows" - OWASP


Input: [Language/Environment] Ruby [Compiled or Interpreted] Interpreted [Direct Memory Access] No [Safe or Unsafe] Safe [Strongly Typed]

Output: Yes

Difference between revisions of "Buffer Overflows" - OWASP


Input: [Language/Environment] C/C++ [Compiled or Interpreted] Compiled [Direct Memory Access] Yes [Safe or Unsafe] Unsafe [Strongly Typed]

Output: No

Difference between revisions of "Buffer Overflows" - OWASP


Input: [Language/Environment] Assembly [Compiled or Interpreted] Compiled [Direct Memory Access] Yes [Safe or Unsafe] Unsafe [Strongly Typed]

Output: No

Difference between revisions of "Buffer Overflows" - OWASP


Input: [Language/Environment] COBOL [Compiled or Interpreted] Compiled [Direct Memory Access] No [Safe or Unsafe] Safe [Strongly Typed]

Output: Yes

Difference between revisions of "Buffer Overflows" - OWASP


Input: [Cookie Name] Session cookie [Purpose]

Output: Used to maintain your transaction with Virgin Australia (expires within a 5 minute period). Minimises the need to transfer your information across the Internet.


Input: [Cookie Name] Tracking cookie [Purpose]

Output: Used to recognise repeat visitors to the site and in conjunction with other information we hold in attempt to record specific browsing information (that is, about the way you arrive at the site, pages you view, options you select, information you enter and the path you take through the site) against an individual customer profile.


Input: [Cookie Name] POS Choice cookie [Purpose]

Output: Used by Virgin Australia to record your default country of residence or Point of Sale (POS). While it is not necessary for this cookie to be stored across visits to the site, it is necessary to have a cookie that tells the site which POS/country’s page to present to you. By storing this cookie across visits, it means that you don't have to tell us your POS/country of residence at the start of each visit.


Input: [Cookie Name] Language Choice cookie [Purpose]

Output: Used by Virgin Australia to record your preferred language. While it is not necessary for this cookie to be stored across visits to the site, it is necessary to have a cookie that tells the site which language to present to you. By storing this cookie across visits, it means that you don't have to tell us your preferred language at the start of each visit.


Input: [Cookie Name] Enrolment Application cookie [Purpose]

Output: This cookie tracks the number of enrolments made by the same browser in a 24 hour period. This is used for security purposes.


Input: [Cookie Name] Trade Extranet cookie (Texcookie) [Purpose]

Output: Used for trade extranet purposes, storing your IATA or ABTA number together with your country choice. By storing this cookie across visits, it means that you don't have to tell us your IATA number at the start of each visit.


Input: [emerg] alert

Output: immediate action is required to prevent failure

daemon or subsystem failure has occurred or is pending


Input: [emerg] crit

Output: a critical condition has occurred

daemon or subsystem failure has occurred or is pending


Input: [emerg] err

Output: an error has occurred

daemon or subsystem failure has occurred or is pending


Input: [emerg] warning

Output: a warning has occurred

daemon or subsystem failure has occurred or is pending


Input: [emerg] notice

Output: a normal, but significant event has occurred

daemon or subsystem failure has occurred or is pending


Input: [emerg] info

Output: informational messages

daemon or subsystem failure has occurred or is pending


Input: [emerg] debug

Output: debug-level messages

daemon or subsystem failure has occurred or is pending


Input: [Features / implementations] Google Talk [Requires installing software] Yes (Windows) [Tabs] No [Gmail notifications] Yes [Calendar notifications] No [Invisible status] No [Music track status] Yes [Text chat] Yes [Multi-user chat] No [Features / implementations_10] Google Talk [Copy the text of a message] Yes [Saving messages to Gmail] Yes [Audio chat] Yes [Voicemail] Yes [Video chat] No [Send SMS] No [AIM integration] No [File transfer] Yes No No [Themes]

Output: Yes

Comparison of Google Talk's Official Clients


Input: [Features / implementations] Gadget [Requires installing software] Flash plug-in [Tabs] Yes [Gmail notifications] No [Calendar notifications] No [Invisible status] Yes [Music track status] No [Text chat] Yes [Multi-user chat] Yes [Features / implementations_10] Gadget [Copy the text of a message] No [Saving messages to Gmail] Yes [Audio chat] No [Voicemail] No [Video chat] No [Send SMS] No [AIM integration] No [File transfer] No Yes Yes [Themes]

Output: No

Comparison of Google Talk's Official Clients


Input: [Features / implementations] Labs Edition [Requires installing software] Yes (Windows) [Tabs] Yes [Gmail notifications] Yes [Calendar notifications] Yes [Invisible status] Yes [Music track status] No [Text chat] Yes [Multi-user chat] Yes [Features / implementations_10] Labs Edition [Copy the text of a message] No [Saving messages to Gmail] Yes [Audio chat] No [Voicemail] No [Video chat] No [Send SMS] No [AIM integration] No [File transfer] No Yes Yes [Themes]

Output: No

Comparison of Google Talk's Official Clients


Input: [Features / implementations] Gmail Chat [Requires installing software] No (some features require plug-ins) [Tabs] No [Gmail notifications] No [Calendar notifications] No [Invisible status] Yes [Music track status] No [Text chat] Yes [Multi-user chat] Yes [Features / implementations_10] Gmail Chat [Copy the text of a message] Yes [Saving messages to Gmail] Yes [Audio chat] Yes [Voicemail] No [Video chat] Yes [Send SMS] Yes [AIM integration] Yes [File transfer] No No Yes [Themes]

Output: Yes

Comparison of Google Talk's Official Clients


Input: [Features / implementations] iGoogle and orkut [Requires installing software] No [Tabs] No [Gmail notifications] No [Calendar notifications] No [Invisible status] Yes [Music track status] No [Text chat] Yes [Multi-user chat] No [Features / implementations_10] iGoogle and orkut [Copy the text of a message] Yes [Saving messages to Gmail] Yes [Audio chat] No [Voicemail] No [Video chat] No [Send SMS] No [AIM integration] No [File transfer] No No No [Themes]

Output: Yes

Comparison of Google Talk's Official Clients


Input: [Features / implementations] iPhone version [Requires installing software] No [Tabs] No [Gmail notifications] No [Calendar notifications] No [Invisible status] Yes [Music track status] No [Text chat] Yes [Multi-user chat] No [Features / implementations_10] iPhone version [Copy the text of a message] No [Saving messages to Gmail] Yes [Audio chat] No [Voicemail] No [Video chat] No [Send SMS] No [AIM integration] No [File transfer] No No No [Themes]

Output: No

Comparison of Google Talk's Official Clients


Input: [Lead] Prof James Best [Institution] University of Melbourne [Description] The Centre for Clinical Science in Diabetes will focus on recruiting, training and mentoring students and early career investigators in clinical diabetes research. Studies in patient cohorts will identify novel risk factors for vascular complications of diabetes to enable early preventive treatment. Nutritional and pharmacological intervention studies in Indigenous populations will influence the approach to their diabetes management. Beta cell transplantation studies will guide further development of this experimental therapy to treat type 1 diabetes. Ways of improving translation of research findings into practice will be studied directly in the primary care setting. [CCRE]

Output: Centre for Clinical Research Excellence in Clinical Science in Diabetes

Grants funded under the Centres of Clinical Research Excellence (CCRE) scheme | National Health and Medical Research Council


Input: [Lead] Prof Thomas Marwick [Institution] University of Queensland [Description] This multidisciplinary group will undertake a series of unique studies aimed at understanding and preventing early cardiovascular complications of several metabolic conditions. Sensitive new cardiovascular imaging techniques will be used to detect preclinical abnormalities in the structure, function and metabolism of the heart and vasculature, facilitating the development of new strategies of exercise and lifestyle intervention to prevent these complications. While built on the successful current CCRE in Cardiovascular and Metabolic Disease, including multidisciplinary clinical research training, the new application involves major new directions in the interface between the liver and metabolic syndrome, and strategies for community-based prevention programs. [CCRE]

Output: Centre for Clinical Research Excellence in Cardiovascular and Metabolic Disease

Grants funded under the Centres of Clinical Research Excellence (CCRE) scheme | National Health and Medical Research Council


Input: [Lead] Prof Paul Hodges [Institution] University of Queensland [Description] Spinal complaints present the greatest social and economic burden of musculoskeletal conditions in Australia. This reflects current realities: the cause remains unknown; 80% of the population is affected; and isolated professions perform a staggering array of interventions. The CCRE aims to target these realities and improve Australia’s capacity to prevent and manage spinal disorders by supporting innovative interdisciplinary research and training. This community- and university-based centre will align highly successful clinical and basic researchers in collaboration with a national network of spine scientists to foster interdisciplinary clinical researcher training, develop new diagnostics and therapeutics, and translate findings to the community. [CCRE]

Output: Centre for Clinical Research Excellence in Spinal Pain, Injury and Health

Grants funded under the Centres of Clinical Research Excellence (CCRE) scheme | National Health and Medical Research Council


Input: [Lead] Prof Bruce Robinson [Institution] University of Western Australia [Description] Pulmonary/environmental health problems represent an enormous health cost in Australia. This consortium brings together a group of clinicians and scientists with strong track records in clinical, laboratory and epidemiological research into some of the most important pulmonary/ environmental disorders. These include lung diseases caused by occupational exposure to environmental agents, such as asbestos and asthma-inducing chemicals, as well as non-occupational diseases caused or exacerbated by environmental agents, such as allergic asthma and cigarette-induced lung diseases. We will develop a program of training, research and treatment that will improve health care in these important disease areas. [CCRE]

Output: Centre for Clinical Research Excellence in Pulmonary & Environmental Medicine

Grants funded under the Centres of Clinical Research Excellence (CCRE) scheme | National Health and Medical Research Council


Input: [Lead] Prof Richard Bryant [Institution] University of New South Wales [Description] This Centre will bring together Australia’s leading anxiety and neuroscience researchers to develop, evaluate, and disseminate better treatments of anxiety. Building on recent advances in the neuroscience of anxiety, the Centre will expand the capacity for neurotransmitter modulation during therapy to reduce anxiety disorders. By extensive training programs with community clinicians, the Centre will conduct large-scale community trials to assess effectiveness of new approaches. The Centre will foster a new generation of neuroscience researchers and clinicians who are skilled in translating basic science findings into clinical practice. [CCRE]

Output: Centre for Clinical Research Excellence in Anxiety and Neuroscience

Grants funded under the Centres of Clinical Research Excellence (CCRE) scheme | National Health and Medical Research Council


Input: [Lead] Prof Michael Horowitz [Institution] University of Adelaide [Description] Over 20% of Australian adults either have diabetes, or are at imminent risk, while 60% are overweight or obese. Conversely, some 40% of the elderly receiving domiciliary support is at risk of malnutrition. Poor nutrition underpins numerous chronic diseases. We seek to capitalise on the expertise, synergies and multidisciplinary collaborations of several groups, all leaders in their fields, and whose collective track record in clinical nutrition research cannot be matched in Australia, to form a Centre of Excellence that encompasses the physiology of nutrition, dietary intervention strategies, and evaluation of outcomes, in diabetic, overweight, elderly, and critically unwell populations. [CCRE]

Output: Centre for Clinical Research Excellence in Nutritional Physiology, Interventions, and Outcomes

Grants funded under the Centres of Clinical Research Excellence (CCRE) scheme | National Health and Medical Research Council


Input: [0] Building an app-like experience [Web app model] “Proper” app experience with app logic and UI rendering happening in the client. [Web site model]

Output: Limited possibilities.

The appification of the web | SthlmConnection Webbyrå


Input: [0] Performance, distributed processing [Web app model] Client offloads server by taking care of UI rendering and some business logic. [Web site model]

Output: All logic and UI rendering happens on the server.

The appification of the web | SthlmConnection Webbyrå


Input: [0] Backward compatibility [Web app model] Requires modern browsers. (May need to be complemented by a classic web site.) [Web site model]

Output: Compatible with all standard web clients.

The appification of the web | SthlmConnection Webbyrå


Input: [0] Development/software stack [Web app model] Less mature solutions, likely that more custom code is required. [Web site model]

Output: Many existing tools and frameworks.

The appification of the web | SthlmConnection Webbyrå


Input: [0] Accessibility [Web app model] Needs to be able to fall back to a classic mode in order to be 100 % accessible and search engine friendly. May not have proper URIs for every resource/view. [Web site model]

Output: Plays nice with accessibility tools like text-to-speech. Also works well for SEO.

The appification of the web | SthlmConnection Webbyrå


Input: [0] Packaging as mobile apps [Web app model] Can be packaged as native mobile app using PhoneGap. Can use hardware features like camera and compass. [Web site model]

Output: Always runs in a web browser.

The appification of the web | SthlmConnection Webbyrå


Input: [0] Offline mode [Web app model] Can work in offline mode, with cached content/data. [Web site model]

Output: Generally requires an Internet connection.

The appification of the web | SthlmConnection Webbyrå


Input: [Features] Advanced tile-based deferred rendering and local buffering of intermediate pixel states [Benefits]

Output: Reduced memory bandwidth overhead and lower power consumption


Input: [Features] Efficient alpha blending of multiple layers in hardware [Benefits]

Output: Unlimited number of blended layers without additional bandwidth consumption or unexpected performance drops


Input: [Features] Full Scene Anti-Aliasing (FSAA) using rotated grid multi sampling [Benefits]

Output: Significantly higher quality and performance than alternative oversampling methods


Input: [Features] Integrated MMU based on standard ARM MMU [Benefits]

Output: Allows virtualization of GPU memory resources and fine-grained memory protection


Input: [Features] Fully autonomous GPU [Benefits]

Output: Enables maximum parallelization of CPU and GPU tasks


Input: [Features] Independent CPU and GPU power management [Benefits]

Output: Maximize battery life, minimize heat dissipation


Input: [Features] Fully optimized production quality software drivers [Benefits]

Output: Maximum efficiency with low memory fragmentation, reduced integration time and cost, reduced support burden


Input: [Purchasing document] Purchase order [Inventory impact] Allows viewing of ordered quantities in various reports and windows, such as inventory status report and Item Master Data window [Accounting impact]

Output: No posting of value-based changes

SAP Business One...To Go - 6. Purchase Orders and Accounts Payable - Business One - SCN Wiki


Input: [Purchasing document] A/P reserve invoice [Inventory impact] Allows viewing of ordered quantities [Accounting impact]

Output: Debits accrued payable/allocation account and credits business partner's A/P control account

SAP Business One...To Go - 6. Purchase Orders and Accounts Payable - Business One - SCN Wiki


Input: [Purchasing document] Goods receipt PO [Inventory impact] Increases inventory quantities [Accounting impact]

Output: Debits inventory account and credits accrued payable/allocation account

SAP Business One...To Go - 6. Purchase Orders and Accounts Payable - Business One - SCN Wiki


Input: [Purchasing document] Goods return [Inventory impact] Reduces inventory quantities [Accounting impact]

Output: Debits accrued payable/allocation account and credits inventory account

SAP Business One...To Go - 6. Purchase Orders and Accounts Payable - Business One - SCN Wiki


Input: [Purchasing document] Landed costs [Inventory impact] Updates last purchase price of imported item(s) – containing all costs that were allocated?in price lists [Accounting impact]

Output: Debits inventory account and credits landed-costs expense account

SAP Business One...To Go - 6. Purchase Orders and Accounts Payable - Business One - SCN Wiki


Input: [Purchasing document] A/P invoice [Inventory impact] Posts no changes in inventory (A/P invoice with reference to goods receipt PO) Posts inventory changes (A/P invoice without reference to goods receipt PO) [Accounting impact]

Output: If the A/P invoice is based on a goods receipt PO, debits accrued-payable/allocation account and credits business partner's A/P control account If the A/P invoice is not based on a goods receipt PO, debits inventory account and credits business partner's A/P control account

SAP Business One...To Go - 6. Purchase Orders and Accounts Payable - Business One - SCN Wiki


Input: [Purchasing document] A/P credit memo [Inventory impact] Reduces inventory quantities only if not based on goods return [Accounting impact]

Output: Debits business partner's A/P control account and credits inventory account

SAP Business One...To Go - 6. Purchase Orders and Accounts Payable - Business One - SCN Wiki


Input: [default] 650 [description] ajax timeout in milliseconds after which a full refresh is forced [key]

Output: timeout


Input: [default] true [description] use pushState to add a browser history entry upon navigation [key]

Output: push


Input: [default] false [description] replace URL without adding browser history entry [key]

Output: replace


Input: [default] 20 [description] maximum cache size for previous container contents [key]

Output: maxCacheLength


Input: [description] a string or function returning the current pjax version [key]

Output: version


Input: [default] 0 [description] vertical position to scroll to after navigation. To avoid changing scroll position, pass false. [key]

Output: scrollTo


Input: [default] "GET" [description] see $.ajax [key]

Output: type


Input: [default] "html" [description] see $.ajax [key]

Output: dataType


Input: [description] CSS selector for the element where content should be replaced [key]

Output: container


Input: [default] link.href [description] a string or function that returns the URL for the ajax request [key]

Output: url


Input: [default] link [description] eventually the relatedTarget value for pjax events [key]

Output: target


Input: [description] CSS selector for the fragment to extract from ajax response [key]

Output: fragment


Input: [0] Su [9-12 AM] Not Available [12-3 PM] Not Available [3-6 PM] Not Available [6-9 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [6-9 AM]

Output: Not Available

Amber A. - Cleveland Babysitter - Sittercity.com


Input: [0] Mo [9-12 AM] Available [12-3 PM] Available [3-6 PM] Available [6-9 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [6-9 AM]

Output: Available

Amber A. - Cleveland Babysitter - Sittercity.com


Input: [0] Tu [9-12 AM] Available [12-3 PM] Available [3-6 PM] Available [6-9 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [6-9 AM]

Output: Available

Amber A. - Cleveland Babysitter - Sittercity.com


Input: [0] We [9-12 AM] Available [12-3 PM] Available [3-6 PM] Available [6-9 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [6-9 AM]

Output: Available

Amber A. - Cleveland Babysitter - Sittercity.com


Input: [0] Th [9-12 AM] Available [12-3 PM] Available [3-6 PM] Available [6-9 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [6-9 AM]

Output: Available

Amber A. - Cleveland Babysitter - Sittercity.com


Input: [0] Fr [9-12 AM] Available [12-3 PM] Available [3-6 PM] Available [6-9 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [6-9 AM]

Output: Available

Amber A. - Cleveland Babysitter - Sittercity.com


Input: [0] Sa [9-12 AM] Not Available [12-3 PM] Not Available [3-6 PM] Not Available [6-9 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [6-9 AM]

Output: Not Available

Amber A. - Cleveland Babysitter - Sittercity.com


Input: [Description] You have started your business and now you think you are ready to grow. How do you really know if you and your company are ready for the next step? This course will help you determine if a growth... [View Details] Go to Course [Title]

Output: Growing an Established Company

SBA Learning Center: Find By Media Type | The U.S. Small Business Administration | SBA.gov


Input: [Description] As a small business owner, do you know what your federal, state and local legal obligations are? This course will give you an overview of the legal requirements of small business owners. [View Details] Go to Course [Title]

Output: Legal Requirements for Small Business

SBA Learning Center: Find By Media Type | The U.S. Small Business Administration | SBA.gov