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The Office 365 Security Engineering team is pleased to announce the availability of the Office 365 Secure Score API. This API is fully integrated into the Microsoft Graph. If you are wondering what the Office 365 Secure Score is, get the low down here, or visit the experience here: https://securescore.office.com.
Why Collect Secure Score Data?
We think there are at least four possible business scenarios driving consumption of the Secure Score through an API:
- Monitor and report on your secure score in downstream reporting tools.
- Track your security configuration baseline.
- Integrate the data into compliance or cybersecurity insurance applications.
- Integrate Secure Score data into your SIEM or CASB to drive a hybrid or multi-cloud framework for security analytics.
Get The Data
Acquiring the secure score data from the API in a secure way requires you to setup a few pre-requisites.
- First, you should choose your consumption model. The pre-requisites fulfill both requirements, but you'll need slightly different implementations depending on your scenario.
- If you plan to have a non-user-interactive application retrieve data from the Secure Score API, you should opt for the Service-To-Service Authentication model. Reference information about this model is located here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/active-directory-protocols-oauth-service-to-service
- If your application will require an administrator to provide their logon credentials each time you pull data from the Secure Score API, you should opt for the user OAuth model. Reference information about this model is located here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/active-directory-v2-protocols-oauth-code
- Second, you will need to register your application in Azure Active Directory (AAD) in order to call the Secure Score API. The steps to create this application are below:
- Navigate to AAD Portal, select your desired directory, click applications, click Add, Add a new application your org is developing:
- Pick a sign-on URL, and an App ID URI. You'll need the former in your consent grant URL, and the latter isn't used in our demo, but will need to be a proper URI format.
- When you click the check-box, you'll get the configure page for your new application. There are only a couple steps left! Take note of the ClientID and the Sign-On URL in the upper portion.
- Note the Client ID, Setup a secret, add a new application at the bottom, select Microsoft Graph and then add Read all usage reports permissions to your application.
- Save at the bottom. Then on the saved application configuration page, copy and paste the saved secret key to a safe and secure location. You'll need this in your service-to-service application configuration to get an OAuth token later.
- Once you have completed the application registration, you will now need to grant your application consent to pull data from the Secure Score API. The format of this URL looks like the Base URL model below. Actual URL sample is below that. When you follow that URL, you'll be asked for your admin credentials, and then asked for consent for Read all usage reports and sign in and read user profile (in order for the API to verify your role in the tenancy). Click accept, and you'll be all set!
- Base URL: https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/oauth2/authorize?response_type=id_token&client_id=YOURCLIENTIDHERE&redirect_uri=YOURREDIRECTURLHERE&prompt=consent
- Example for test application: https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/oauth2/authorize?response_type=id_token&client_id=6de5993b-4f67-4bfc-b755-57cea754b3c0&redirect_uri=https://portal.office.com&prompt=consent
Now that you have fulfilled all the pre-requisites, you are ready to pull the data! In the future, we'll provide sample C# code samples, and links to partners that have completed integrations, but for now, we've worked up two quick PowerShell scripts that demonstrate the two authentication models. All sample code and documentation about the Secure Score API can be found here: https://github.com/OfficeDev/O365-Cloud-Sec-Tooling
Get Secure Score with Interactive Logon: https://github.com/OfficeDev/O365-Cloud-Sec-Tooling/blob/master/Securescore/GetSecureScoreFromAPI-ADAL.ps1
This script will install a local ADAL library from GIT, then do a local prompt for credentials. If your global admin account requires MFA, this implementation will respect that. You will need to populate your Client ID and Redirect URL from above in the function called "Get-AuthenticationResult". The script currently dumps out the last 9 days of Secure Score results to the console. You can edit (a local copy of) the script to do anything else you like, including converting to CSV, or integrating into a different data store. Note that as of this publishing, the API is still in Beta. Come back in the near future to acquire an updated version of the script with the non-Beta URL.
Get Secure Score with Service-to-Service OAuth Application: https://github.com/OfficeDev/O365-Cloud-Sec-Tooling/blob/master/Securescore/GetSecureScoreAPI-S2S.ps1 and https://github.com/OfficeDev/O365-Cloud-Sec-Tooling/blob/master/Securescore/ConfigForSecureScoreAPI.json
This script requires you to populate the JSON file with your Client ID, your Application Secret, your Tenant Domain, and Tenant GUID. The PowerShell script imports the config file, acquires a token, then calls the API and retrieves the last 9 days of results. Note that as of this publishing, the API is still in Beta. Come back in the near future to acquire an updated version of the script with the non-Beta URL.
What is in the API?
The Secure Score API has one REST method:
Where 'period=X' with X representing an integer value between 1 and 90, indicating the number of days historical data you wish to query from today's date.
One of the following scopes is required to execute this API: Reports.Read.All
Optional query parameters
If no parameters are specified, default method with no parameters will return most recent 1 results.
|period||Integer||Integer indicating number of days of score results to retrieve starting from current date.|
Do not supply a request body for this method
If successful, this method returns a 200 OK response code version object and collection of score data objects for every Secure Score control in the response body.
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Wouldnt you just omit those records and run the report?
To expand on that a bit:
Enter find mode
# enter any search criteria you need here
Set field [Yourtable::terminated ; "Yes"]
The omit record script step, when executed in find mode, does the same thing that clicking "omit" does when setting up a manual find.
this is what my script looks like. I added the enter find mode and omit records step to the script automatically created when I created report. am I not putting it in the right place or doing something glaringly wrong?
go to layout ["studies"(main study page)]
enter findmode [here is said omit records if termianted=yes]
enter browse mode
show all records
and then it creates the report, but it still includes thestudies that are terminated.
You have a script step that shows all records, that step completely eliminates any found set of records created by your script. You also don't perform the find, you simply enter find mode and then return to browse mode.
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Optimal Meaning and Definition in Dictionary
Definitions from Wordnet 2.0
- most desirable possible under a restriction expressed or implied; "an optimum return on capital"; "optimal concentration of a drug"
Would you like to add your own explaination to this word 'Optimal'?
Wikipedia Meaning and Definition on 'Optimal'
- Optimal design: experiments. For the topic in optimal control theory, see shape optimization. In the design of experiments, optimal designs (or optimum designs) are a class
- Optimal control: of variations by Edward J. McShane. Optimal control can be seen as a control strategy in control theory. Optimal control deals with the problem of finding
- Optimal foraging theory: constraints of the environment. Identifying the optimal decision rule is the primary goal of the OFT. An optimal foraging model generates quantitative predictions
- Optimal decision: of finding the optimal decision is a mathematical optimization problem. In practice, few people verify that their decisions are optimal, but instead use
- Optimal substructure: science, a problem is said to have optimal substructure if an optimal solution can be constructed efficiently from optimal solutions of its subproblems. This
- Optimal tax: Optimal tax theory or the theory of optimal taxation is the study of designing and implementing a tax that reduces inefficiency and distortion in the
- Optimal stopping: pricing of American options). A key example of an optimal stopping problem is the secretary problem. Optimal stopping problems can often be written in the
Words and phrases related to 'Optimal'
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The app gives the viewing data of satellites to the user.
More About This Demo From The Author
The app optimized for mobile screen uses geoLocation to determine the user's position and provide the vital details and data for satellites , which the user can choose .
Get the Source Code
This demo is released under the GPL license.
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In this post we’ll take a look at how to exploit the
load function in Lua.
The Lua interpreter provides an interesting function to Lua code:
load. It makes it possible to load (and subsequently execute) precompiled Lua bytecode at runtime (which one can obtain either through
luac or by using
string.dump on a function). This is interesting since not only does it require a parser for a binary format, but also allows execution of arbitrary bytecode. In fact, using afl to fuzz the bytecode loader will yield hundreds of crashes within a few minutes. Even the documentation explicitly warns about this function:
Lua does not check the consistency of binary chunks. Maliciously crafted binary chunks can crash the interpreter.
Unsurprisingly, it turned out that malicious bytecode cannot just crash the interpreter, but also allows for native code execution within the interpreter process. This was the motivation for the “read-eval-pwn loop” CTF challenge of 33C3 CTF.
Let’s dig a bit deeper and find out what’s causing the interpreter to crash.
The Lua virtual machine is fairly simple, supporting only 47 different opcodes. The Lua interpreter uses a register-based virtual machine. As such many opcodes have register indices as operands. Other resources (e.g. constants) are also referenced by index. Take for example the implementation of the “LOADK” opcode, which is used to load a Lua value from a function’s constant table (to which the variable
k points in the following code):
We can see that there are no kinds of bounds checks. This is true for other opcodes as well (and also isn’t the only source of crashes). This is of course a known fact, but there also doesn’t seem to be a good solution for this (maybe apart from completely disabling
load). See also this email to the Lua mailing list that I wrote some time ago and the replies, in particular this one.
Anyway, this looks like an interesting “feature” to write an exploit for.. ;)
Our plan will be to abuse the out-of-bounds indexing in the LOADK handler to inject custom objects into the virtual machine. The basic idea here is to allocate lots of strings containing fake Lua values through the constant table of the serialized function, hoping one would be placed behind the constants array itself during deserialization. Afterwards we use a the LOADK opcode with an out-of-bounds index to load a fake value in one of those strings.
Note that this approach has one drawback though: it relies on the heap layout since it indexes behind the heap chunk that holds the constants. This is a source of unreliability. It may be possible to avoid this by scanning (in the bytecode) for a particular value (e.g. a certain integer value) which marks the start of the fake values, but this is left as an exercise for the reader… ;)
At this point there is a very simple exploit in certain scenarios: assuming the Lua interpreter was modified such that e.g.
os.execute was present in the binary but not available to Lua code (which happens if one just comments out this line in the source code), then we can simply create a fake function value that points to the native implementation and call it with whatever shell command we want to execute. If required, we can obtain the address of the interpreter code itself through
tostring(load) (or any other native function for that matter):
So what if we removed those functions entirely, and, to make it more interesting, also used clang’s control flow integrity on the binary so we couldn’t immediately gain RIP control through a fake function object? How can we exploit that?
Let’s start with an arbitrary read/write primitive:
We’ll create a fake string object with its length set to 0x7fffffffffffffff, allowing us to leak memory behind the string object itself (unfortunately, Lua treats the index into the string as unsigned long, so reading before the string isn’t possible, but also not necessary)
Since strings are immutable, we’ll also set up a fake table object (a combination of dict and list if you’re familiar with python), allowing us to write Lua values to anywhere in memory by setting the array pointer to the desired address
Next, we notice that the interpreter makes use of the
setjmp mechanism to implement exceptions and yielding inside coroutines. The setjmp API is an easy way to bypass CFI protection since it directly loads various registers, including the instruction pointer, from a memory chunk.
To finish our exploit we will thus allocate coroutines until one of them is placed after our faked string. We can then leak the address of the
jmpbuf structure, modify it from inside the coroutine and call
yield, causing the interpreter to jump to an arbitrary address with fully controlled
rsp register and a few others. A short ROP chain will do the rest.
Find the full exploit, together with all files necessary to reproduce the CTF challenge on my github.
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Introduction to Rubrik
All Your Apps. Instantly Available
Darren Swift, Rubrik
Data management: 2000’s to Present
Rubrik – The Cloud Data Management Company
Rubrik delivers instant application availability to hybrid cloud enterprises for recovery, search, cloud, & development. All Your Apps. Instantly Available.
Scale out cluster. Need more power, add more nodes
Globally deduped backup repository for public cloud and on-prem systems
Quick Start: Rack and go. Auto-discovery
1st backup is full then incremental forever. Fast restores due to reverse incremental backups.
Cloud out option to move data from Rubrik system to cloud storage of choice to increase capacity
Possible to run VMs from rubrik hardware removing the requirement for SAN at DR site
DR in cloud
Could have DR site in the cloud and start VMs as EC2 or Azure Instances
- Simple, scalable data management for all apps
- Built for the cloud generation
- Significantly reduce the TCO
HTML 5 interface
Can manage back policy based on VMware folders or tags
Restore options including launch on cloud. Also showed and SQL database being restored.
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Within Resource Folders, you have the option to view files in either a List or Mosaic layout.
The Mosaic view is recommended for images, as it provides a larger preview of the Resource file.
You can change the view at any time, by clicking the List/Mosaic switch at the top of your folder view, as below:
Users with appropriate permissions can also select a Default Layout for a folder by clicking in the Folder Settings icon.
*Note that while a default layout can be set in the folder settings, users can change their individual view while in a folder.
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So you want to know why you should gamble with cryptocurrency like Bitcoin instead of using regular fiat currency like for example US dollar, Euro or Yen? Well, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency gambling websites offer you a few advantages over regular gambling websites which only support fiat currency:
- Increased privacy
There is no need to provide the cryptocurrency gambling website all your personal details. In most
cases cryptocurrency gambling websites only require an email address to register, deposit, play and
withdraw. This increases your privacy compared to the regular gambling sites which require all sorts of personal details.
- Fast deposits and withdrawals
Deposits and withdrawals to and from cryptocurrency gambling websites are done via the Blockchain. This ensures deposits and withdrawals are processed (almost) instantly and much quicker compared to other available deposit methods.
- Worldwide access
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies can be bought from anywhere in the world and cryptocurrency gambling sites do not restrict citizens from certain countries to register and play. (Yes, US citizens can register and play as well!)
- Higher limits
The value of Bitcoin and other altcoins increases almost every day and cryptocurrency bookmakers provide higher limits compared to other sportsbooks. This enables you to bet the exact amount you want. It no longer matters if you like to play with pennies or the Bitcoin equivalent of a couple thousand dollars.
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Making Money While Learning
Getting paid to learn is the best 2-for-1 opportunity
No matter what stage of your career you are in, getting paid to learn is the smartest thing you can do.
Open Source your work while getting paid
This is almost the trifecta. If you can find work you don’t know yet, and open source what you end up making, you are getting paid to learn, and building up your future resume.
Of course, not every company will allow this, but freelance clients can be much more lenient on what you’re able to do while making their projects.
One of the best things I ever did, was find a client building a health care management system. I was fully in charge of the entire project front to back. There was a time they needed a calendar component. I decided to learn how to use libraries like date-fns and get better with CSS Grid, and make this myself.
I also did it in such a way that I could release it on my GitHub and npm as an open source calendar component.
When I’ve applied to jobs since doing these types of things, I’m able to show advanced blog posts, and open source projects when starting interviews. I’ve been able to get out of code challenges and other stringent things that go along with most interviews.
Get unique content every Tuesday morning from Zach and Mike
I’ve always been shocked at how few developers differentiate themselves by doing these types of things.
Find projects out of your comfort zone
When I was a mid level software developer, I had a full time job. During that time I tried to take on contracting work for projects that covered half of what I knew, and half of what I wanted to learn.
This had multiple benefits. The biggest impact this had on me, was forcing me to learn.
Not only was I getting paid to figure out how to solve new problems, I also had to do it. If I didn’t figure out what I needed to learn, then I wouldn’t get paid, or my reputation would be tarnished with a client.
There were weeks where I was nervous, or felt lazy, and I didn’t want to do this, but I had to. On top of that, making extra money can be the extra motivation you need to keep progressing! Always complete the tasks for items you understand how to do before worrying about the unknowns you need to learn.
Finding Projects early on
You might be at the stage where you have a full time job already, but you’re stagnating in your role. Some of you might be newer developers and wondering how to land your first gig. Either way, I think this advice is the best to get started.
You have to find a network around you that is into coding. Some people who are at your level, some who are above it, and you have to stay in touch and learn from each other.
One of the first things I ever got paid to do was in High School, doing a small part time contract, building out search functionality using PHP for a job search engine. After this, I had met someone who ran their own software agency, and they had me build out some html and css templates according to their design.
The code I wrote was horrible, but it just barely worked, and it was good enough. These people knew they were giving me a chance and wanted to help me grow on my journey.
You need to find people and companies like this.
Get really good with html and css. You will be able to find junior jobs, or at least some small contracting projects where your entire job will be coding up html and css from designs. You can probably make $20-$40 an hour doing this.
If you’re able to come into a project barely knowing certain css rules and approaches, you’re getting paid to learn. Even if you’re a self taught CSS expert, you’re going to gain exposure to more frameworks and tooling that you haven’t used before.
Finding Projects after a few years
Once you already have a job as a developer for a few years, I highly recommend branching out to learn more. At this stage in your career, you should have a network of at least a few friends that work at other companies or have their own clients.
Reach out to them and ask if they need any extra help, and what projects they are working on.
I’ve been very candid in the past, saying things like “I can help with the authentication system, no problem! But I have never used X or Y before. I would be excited to be brought on as I think I can pick it up and learn from your team as well.”
There’s a lot of ways to get paid to learn, and many other ways you can improve your chances of landing a job.
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1.Prices may fluctuate greatly for projects listed in Innovation Zone, please be cautious and be aware of hidden risk of delisting.
2.MXC supports both ERC20 and BEP20 deposit and withdrawal.
(This information is sourced from the internet. Strictly for references only.)
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Here's my idea about specialization and the mistaken notion of being a "generalist." Even if you are very specialized, you will still need a scholarly base of general knowledge. You will still have had a general education in college, and will have pursued other minor interests.
On the other hand, if you set out to be a generalist, you will have no focus. You can't set out to be an expert in everything, because the task is defined too diffusely. At best, you will know more about a few more things than the specialist does.
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ncsg3 writes: A few days ago Troy Hunt gave a brief analysis of the sony password data. This analysis has been extended in a recent blog post. In particular, the passwords that passed the dictionary attack show non-random structure which could be used for cracking.
There must be more to life than having everything.
-- Maurice Sendak
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© Frenys 2020
You had one job > traffic signal
Published 2139 days - 0 stars
Traffic signal, you are drunk. Go home!
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Hey, thanks for taking a look at my blog!
I've created King Passive because the potential of cryptocurrency technology and the blockchain inspires me.
You can find my latest crypto blogs and tutorials here.
Want To Get In Touch?
Have any questions?
Then shoot me a message via [email protected] - I always try to respond to my emails so feel free to get in touch.
– Julian Goldie.
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I'm trying to narrow down the cause of a problem that I'm having with OSX 10.10.1 and wanted to see if anyone on here could help weigh in.
I have a Linux-based Samba server running the latest version of Samba (4.1.13). I use this server as a NAS and connect all of my machines to it. I have never had any significant problems in the past connecting my Macs to this NAS.
However, recently I have started to experience some erratic behavior. This change happened when I upgraded to Yosemite 10.10.1.
This is indicated by, very randomly, a share suddenly appearing empty in the Finder. It will still have its icon, but opening it will display an empty folder. When this happens the console will be flooded with "Reconnecting to share" messages - about 10 per second!
This is erratic - I can sometimes go days without it happening, or sometimes it happens within a few minutes of being connected. There is no specific file or folder that I am accessing which causes it. I can simply mount the share and never touch it and it locks, but I can also rsync the entire contents of the share to a backup drive and it does not lock. This to me rules out the possibility of a badly formed filename or something.
If I try to connect to a second share while the first share is in this state, the connection never completes. The "Connecting to smb://..." dialog remains on-screen indefinitely.
And the worst of all: If I actually try to eject the stuck share, the Mac becomes unusable. Apps beachball permanently. The console app even hangs, so I can't read any messages. If I have a terminal up still, executing any command that does any sort of filesystem operation will hang the terminal. Running a "df" command will hang the terminal. Essentially the entire filesystem layer drops the spinning beachball (lol). The only way out is a hard reboot (control-command-power).
The same behavior also occurs if I forcefully stop the Samba server running on the Linux box. As soon as the connection disappears, the Console will show a message reporting that the share is inaccessible, and at that point, the console freezes and no further messages appear, and all of the other filesystem-related behavior I described happens.
The upshot is it seems that the process that manages the mount to the Samba share is buggy in some way. Has anyone experienced issues like this? Before I submit this as a bug report to Apple, I'd like to make sure it's really an issue with the OS X CIFS/SMB drivers, and not with some obscure edge case scenario. Of course, the fact that this issue does not occur on 10.10.0 or any previous version of OS X is a telltale sign, but I am also not even sure what to report because as I said, the behavior is erratic, unpredictable, random and when it does occur, no logs can be obtained.
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Microsoft is working on reducing the size of monthly Windows updates. The Redmond giant disclosed the details in a blog post on Tech Community. Microsoft, however, didn’t disclose the name for the monthly updates but it might start with RS5 release.
Right now Microsoft doesn’t release new features with the monthly updates. Instead, they release security patches and bug fixes but this might change in the future. Microsoft also releases cumulative updates almost every month which contain all the updates previous updates. This results in the increase in update size over time. This poses a problem for both individuals and organizations who have bandwidth limitations. Microsoft explains in detail the concept of delta updates which increases the size of the update significantly. This is why, starting Feb 12, 2019, Microsoft will end delta updates for all versions of Windows 10.
For down-level supported versions of Windows 10, Microsoft will continue to provide express updates in addition to a full update (also referred to as a latest cumulative update, or LCU) each month. Starting with the next major version of Windows 10 and Windows Server; however, there will be only one quality update type—and it will be smaller in size, redistributable, and simpler to manage. This new, single update approach offers benefits over the three existing update types (full, delta, and express):
- Organizations that get full updates from Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) or from the Microsoft Update Catalog will seamlessly save network bandwidth thanks to the smaller size of the update.
- Organizations that have been using delta updates to manage the size of quality updates will no longer have to monitor the update status and history of their devices to determine which devices are eligible for delta updates.
- Since this new quality update package will be redistributable, organizations that utilize express updates via WSUS, System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM), or a third-party management solution that supports express updates will experience enormous savings in network bandwidth and cache size on their distribution points or update servers. In addition, devices with the next major version of Windows 10 will be 40% more efficient* while updating since there will be no behind-the-scenes computing of the optimal differentials required to download express updates.
Basically, Microsoft hopes to reduce the size of the updates by 40% when compared to Express updates. Microsoft included a chart to show the comparison in sizes. You can head down to take a look at the chart.
Microsoft has been working on reducing the size since the release of Windows 10. With the latest initiative, Microsoft plans to further help users conserve bandwidth especially in developing countries.
Source: Microsoft; Via: Redmond Mag
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In this video, I’ll be showing you step-by-step how I built a real-time facial recognition application using Python and the OpenCV library. Facial recognition is an incredibly cool and useful technology that can be used for everything from security systems to photo tagging.
The app I’ve built can detect, extract, and recognize multiple faces from a webcam feed in just a few seconds. I’ll show demos of the final application in action and explain how the underlying machine learning makes it all possible.
Everything will be coded in Python for simplicity and easy of understanding – no complex math or theory required! By the end, you’ll have a complete understanding of how to build your own facial recognition apps with Python and OpenCV.
Github for OpenCV xml: https://github.com/opencv/opencv
0:00 What we will be building with python and opencv
1:25 What is AI (artificial intelligence)?
1:44 What is machine learning?
1:57 What is generative AI?
2:58 What is NLP (natural language processing)?
4:13 Generative AI and NLP?
5:15 Code with me building a facial recognition app with Python
8:45 OpenCV xml file to use
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By setting up an action profile (that tells Uptime Infrastructure Monitor how to deal with problems on a monitored system), Uptime Infrastructure Monitor can automatically restart a service on a Windows server when that service goes down.
Configuring Uptime Infrastructure Monitor to Restart a Service
To configure Uptime Infrastructure Monitor to restart a Windows service:
- Click Services on the Uptime Infrastructure Monitor toolbar.
- Click Add New Action Profile.
- Enter a descriptive name for the action profile in the Name of Action Profile field.
- Specify the number of times an error must occur before Uptime Infrastructure Monitor sends a notification in the Start Action on Notification Number field.
- Specify the number of times the action will be carried out in the End Action on Notification Number field (or select the Never Stop Notifying option to continually carry out the action in this profile until the problem is resolved).
- Complete the following settings in the Add Action Profile window:
- Windows Host: name of the system on which the service is running.
- Agent Port: the port on which the Uptime Infrastructure Monitor agent installed on the system is listening (default is 9998).
- Windows Service: name of the Windows service that this action profile will restart.
For example, to restart the service that creates a network connection, enter
Remote Access Connection Managerin this field.
- Action: select the Restart option.
- Uptime Infrastructure Monitor Agent Password: the password required to access the agent that is running on the monitored system.
- Use SSL: select this option if Uptime Infrastructure Monitor will securely communicate with the host using SSL (see Implementing HTTPS Browsing for the Web Interface with Apache 2.2).
The following image illustrates the action profile defined above:
- Click Save.
Applying the Action Profile to a Monitor
After the action profile is created, apply it to a Windows Service Check monitor by selecting the name of the profile from the Action Profile dropdown list in the monitor definition window. Ensure that the service name specified in the monitor matches the one in the action profile.
For more information on configuring a Windows Service Check monitor, refer to the Windows Service Check section in the Microsoft Windows Monitors chapter of the Uptime Infrastructure Monitor User Guide.
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[noise] Protocol Names
trevp at trevp.net
Mon May 29 22:23:42 PDT 2017
On Tue, May 30, 2017 at 2:09 AM, Alex <alex at centromere.net> wrote:
> On Tue, 30 May 2017 00:26:21 +0000
> Trevor Perrin <trevp at trevp.net> wrote:
>> At that point, we could simplify the test vector format by removing
>> the redundant "dh", "cipher", "hash" etc parameters from the test
>> vectors, since the test code could just parse the name. Make sense?
> I understand your idea, but I am not in favor of it. Compiling a
> structured format (JSON) to a final handshake name seems so much easier
> to me than parsing a string (and less error prone).
For the library running the tests, parsing a protocol name doesn't
seem like much more effort than JSON.
Here are some benefits to having a single representation for a Noise
protocol, instead of two:
* We don't have to maintain two grammars, one for JSON and one for
protocol names. For example, consider the current JSON for test
We'd have to extend this for additional modifiers, e.g. for "noidh",
or "sig", and depending on how we do that, the library might have to
figure out the order of modifiers itself.
That seems like a lot of redundant specification effort, considering
we're encoding this information unambiguously in the protocol name.
* Focusing on the protocol name I think would encourage an ecosystem
of interoperable tools (like code generators, test generators,
security analyzers), since people would be steered towards a single
format for describing Noise protocols, instead of having to convert
between multiple formats.
So I'm not sure what costs you're seeing that would outweigh these benefits?
More information about the Noise
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CNBC Television published this video item, entitled “Are we in a runaway bull market?” – below is their description.
Brian Reynolds, chief market strategist at Reynolds Strategy, believes we’re seeing a runaway bull market and expects that stocks will continue rising higher through the end of the year. Stock buybacks are a large part of the criteria for a runaway bull market, Reynolds says, and we’re seeing 215 companies on the S&P buying their stock back. For access to live and exclusive video from CNBC subscribe to CNBC PRO: https://cnb.cx/2NGeIvi
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Ergonomic grip type G16 for AEG M4/M16 - DE
Az áru kódja: 6348
Elérhetőség: > 10 db
Ergonomic G16 style grip for M4 and derived types. It's made of durable plastic. It's a complement, which makes grip more comfortable and also brings style to your weapon.
The package doesn't include a motor back plate.
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If you need to run a computing job that will take a while, please use one of these techniques to avoid having to tie up a computer's console for the whole time:
The command will continue to run after you log out. All output will go to a file called nohup.out. You can choose your own output file with:
nohup command > output-file 2>&1 &
If you do this on any machine in room 103 or 218 use the nice
command at the beginning to keep from bogging down the machine:
nohup nice command.....
You do not have to do this with "back room" machines like the MathVaders.
This is a powerful utility that lets you create a terminal session, start whatever you want and then "detach" it and log out. When you log back in you can re-attach, see what your program has been doing in your absence, and tell it what to do next.
Log in to the machine of your choice and think of a name
for your session. Then enter:
screen -S Session-name
where Session-name is the name you chose for your session.
After you have gotten your program going, you can detach from the session by holding down the Ctrl key and pressing a followed by d. You can now log out.
When you log back in, reconnect to the session by typing:
screen -r Session-name
If you do not remember the session name, you can see a list of
Or, if you have only one detached session, you can reconnect to it
Screen has many other useful features - see the manual page for more information.
After you have started your computations, hold down the Ctrl and Alt keys and press the T key. You will be presented with a dialog box with three choices: suspend, terminate, or cancel. To disconnect while leaving your program to run, click suspend. The window will close.
To reconnect to a disconnected session, do the same thing you did to make the connection originally. Instead of starting a new session, you will be reconnected to the old one. If it shows you a box saying that you have a disconnected sesssion, but does not allow you to resume it, you are using a computer that is not compatible with the one that created the session. Try connecting from another machine or ask the systems staff for assistance.
Normally, when you are completely done, you can end your session by selecting Log Out within the NX window. If this does not work for some reason, you can use Ctrl-Alt-T and then terminate to end the session.
We may be able to install the NX client software on your laptop. Contact the systems staff for more information.
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[dgplug-users] [SUMMERTRAINING] It will begin today at 7pm IST
Akash Kumar Rai
akashar.rai at gmail.com
Sun Jun 17 11:31:25 PDT 2018
Can I use Kali Linux for this training,..
On Jun 17, 2018 9:16 AM, "Kushal Das" <kushaldas at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
> The summer training 2018 edition will begin today at 7PM IST
> (13:30UTC). Please come
> online on the IRC channel at least 10 minutes before the training starts.
> See you all there.
> Staff, Freedom of the Press Foundation
> CPython Core Developer
> Director, Python Software Foundation
> Users mailing list
> Users at lists.dgplug.org
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Archicad 23. I can neither open the dwg file (empty floor plan screen), nor combine (merge) an open file (both a working one and a new empty one) with a dwg file, and also when I insert dwg through the Drawing tool (the file is inserted) and the subsequent to the command "Decompose as it is" - everything also disappears - void. Moreover, if I choose to save dwg layers during decomposition, then they appear in the list of layers, but nothing on them.
I tried in version 22 - everything works. what magical appeared in the new 23rd version? https://gaysextube.name/en/
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How To Get Started as a Gandi Reseller¶
This page describes how to get started as a Gandi Reseller and provides links to answers to the questions most often asked by new resellers. If you are interested in more information about the benefits of becoming a reseller, check our reseller benefits section. Or, if you are already an established reseller and are looking for information on a particular topic, check out our section explaining how to use the reseller interface.
How to Become a Reseller¶
Before officially becoming a Gandi reseller you will want to do two things:
Carefully review the general sales conditions for resellers.
Create an organization that will become your reseller organization.
Once you have done the above follow these steps:
After logging in, click “Organizations” in the left menu.
Select the organization you wish to convert to a reseller.
On the organization’s overview page select “Become a reseller.
Check the box indicating that you agree with the general sales conditions for resellers.
This action is permanent and cannot be reversed.
Adding Products and Customers¶
Once you have become a reseller you can get started adding customers and products to your account.
You can create a customer before adding products, or you have the option of creating a new customer as you add products.
Gandi is required by ICANN to validate emails for many of the domains we sell. When buying a product for a customer, this may mean the customer will have to click in an email sent to their personal address.
Managing Customers and Products¶
Once you are established as a reseller, you also have access to tools that can help you manage your customer information and stay on top of your products.
One of the most important jobs you have as a reseller is making sure that domains are renewed on time. Check out our page on organizing domains for tools that will help you stay on top of the status of all the products you manage.
Billing and Invoices¶
You can view orders in progress, as well as receipts and invoices of past orders, in your billing section.
Providing Support to Customers¶
When your customers need support, you can contact us for help via our support page. As long as you log in before contacting support, your request will be automatically flagged for priority attention.
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Are you stuck in a problem of Algebra or Calculus and not sure what to do subsequent? Are you afraid of poor grades that you will get against you submitted Assignment?
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Which game (original, WA or DC) do you think had the best music? I personally have to say that the original had the best music any of the games could've had. I really loved the main menu music of the original. Thanks to my computer freezing up, I accidentally posted 2 threads. Could someone delete the other?
i think the original one is the best.
i dont know they all sound the same to me
Follow A Paranoid
25th November 2006
The first one of course It just screamed 40k!!, the W.A one was decent and the D.C one was like ripped outta starcraft.
Yeah. It had that perfect feel to it that made it feel like it belonged in the game. There actually wasn't anything in it that felt it didn't fit in. Even the space marines theme in DC was great, and it was originally in the original game.
original I say, brings back memories :gizperv:
The original ,and the original force commander voice :cool:
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Unfortunately a latex template is not available; however, a Word-template of an article compatible with journals from JMIR Publications can be downloaded from http://jmir.org/ojs/public/journals/1/InstructionsForAuthorsOfJMIR.docx. The references can be in any format, as long as the in-text citations are sequentially numbered in the manuscript with square brackets and as long as the reference at the end has a PMID in the format PMID:123456. Please see the instructions for Authors page for further details: http://www.jmir.org/content/author-instructions.
Articles in this section
- How to become an author at JMIR
- How do I delete an author from the metadata?
- What's your policy regarding Open Data and Open Source?
- What style guide does JMIR follow?
- My institution uses a different style than JMIR to list affiliations.
- Can I submit a paper to you that has previously published on a different Preprint server (such as arXiv) other than JMIR Preprints?
- My paper has some material that is more appropriate for a Multimedia Appendix than the main manuscript. How do I make sure the sources are included in RefCheck?
- I have different previous and current affiliations. How do I differentiate these?
- Does my Word document file need to be in single space or double space?
- How do I upload/add supplementary files (figures, Multimedia Appendix, additional material for reviewers/editors only) after submission?
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AppVeyor starts every build on clean dedicated build worker VM. Sometimes the best way to troubleshoot broken build is looking into build VM via Remote Desktop. During the build you have full “administrator” access to that VM and can access it via Remote Desktop (RDP).
Set RDP password in
APPVEYOR_RDP_PASSWORD environment variable. You can configure that in
environment section of
appveyor.yml or on project settings UI (preferred way):
To get RDP details for the current build worker add this line to
init phase of your build:
init: - ps: iex ((new-object net.webclient).DownloadString('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/appveyor/ci/master/scripts/enable-rdp.ps1'))
Remote Desktop connection details will be displayed and build will continue. Displaying RDP connection during
init phase helps troubleshooting stuck builds.
If you need to investigate worker on build finish add
$blockRdp = $true; to display Remote Desktop connection details and pause the build until a special “lock” file on VM desktop is deleted:
on_finish: - ps: $blockRdp = $true; iex ((new-object net.webclient).DownloadString('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/appveyor/ci/master/scripts/enable-rdp.ps1'))
Your RDP session is limited by overall build time (60 min).
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The very best game engine
Ayin is supposed to be a very simple, highly efficient programming language. It takes the simplicity of C while adding essential features that are missing in C, such as generic programming. It has built-in dynamic arrays, basic type inference and other neat features that C is lacking. Thanks to the LLVM-Backend, the programs generated by the compiler are as fast. I also tried to get similiar compilation-speeds to C compilers.
Uses reinforcement learning to teach itself Snake.
A low-poly 3D chess game. You can play against another human-being offline, or against Stockfish.
An AI that plays Chess against you. Using minimax algorithm and alpha-beta pruning.
Reverse-engineered the calculator that I used in high school. Then I programmed Tetris and Snake for it.
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A-Z Guide For Developing A MOOC LMS [Like Coursera]
#Learning Management System
How to create Udemy or Coursera clone easily: cost, features, MVP, launch
#E Learning App
DeepLearning 101: Coursera Vs Udemy Vs Udacity
Feedback & Odometry: Coursera’s Control of Mobile Robots with ROS and ROSbots — Part 3
Which Leading Artificial Intelligence Course Should You Take and What Should You Do After?
Unicycle to Differential Drive: Coursera’s Control of Mobile Robots with ROS and ROSbots — Part 2
Coursera vs Udacity for Machine Learning
One course to the end: nudging you to complete Andrew Ng’s Deep Learning specialization on Coursera
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Questions related to Hardware Design
As a student who wants to design a chip for processing CNN algorithms, I ask my question. If we want to design a NN accelerator architecture with RISC V for a custom ASIC or FPGA, what problems or algorithms do we aim to accelerate? It is clear to accelerate the MAC (Multiply - Accumulate) procedures with parallelism and other methods, but aiming for MLPs or CNNs makes a considerable difference in the architecture.
As I read and searched, CNN are mostly for image processing. So anything about an image is usually related to CNN. Is it an acceptable idea if I design architecture to accelerate MLP networks? For MLP acceleration which hw's should I work on additionally? Or is it better to focus on CNN's and understand it and work on it more?
In classical biotechnology, three stages are distinguished: pre-fermentation, fermentation, post-fermentation. Typical equipment used in biotechnological industries is known. Are there any features in the hardware design of biopolymer production, such as proteins (enzymes), polysaccharides (starch, cellulose), lipids (lipids of microalgae)?
Looking for good information sources, both academic sources and practical examples.
Informed opinions, comments and other types of answers are very much appreciated.
I am working with DC compiler. My design has some sequential elements (D-FF) which reset's on negative edge of reset signal input to the design. Is there a way to tell compiler that on power-on, initially my circuit will go through the reset?
Due to this all the FF's may be having different initial states, and I do not get the expected synthesis results in terms of the logic elements.
I have a hardware IP written in Verilog that I synthesized using Design Compiler for a given technology. The IP is basically an ALU, and I want to measure the power consumption or energy values associated with each operation performed inside the ALU (addition, multiplication, ...).
So I did a post-synthesis simulation on the synthesized design and I fed that into PrimeTime (PrimePower) in order to take in consideration the node acitivities. At the end I get reports showing power consumption. What I need is actually to get a graph representing the power consumtion vs. time, as shown in the attached example.
Is this possible in PrimePower? or should I use some other tool? Any ideas?
Currently in my project, I am making a hardware controller which can modify the incoming PWM signal and vary the EV A.C charging. To start of with, does anyone know which exact chapters of IEC 61851 standards to buy ? I find that there are many chapters. Basically this hardware will modify the incoming charging current from EVSE to EV according to our inputs. Any literature/material regarding this will be useful. Thanks
I am doing my master thesis on model predictive control. I am controlling the quadruple tank system using the model predictive control. I have done with the hardware design by using arduino and stuffs like that and the MPC design has done as well. But the problem is, how to implement the hardware system with MPC design. Looking for the solutions for my issue. Thanks in advance
Dear RG Colleagues,
I have large number of music and pictures in CD-ROMs. I need to build LAN network accessed storage using of-the-shelf components.
What are the needed components for hardware and software?
I am good in Linux and I think It is easier and cheaper for me.
Your help please.
As per the definition of logic obfuscation, obfuscated circuit stays in obfuscated mode upon global reset (i.e. initial state) and generates incorrect output; upon receiving correct initialization sequence it enters into functional mode and generates intended outputs.
This is fine with respect to the design that does not connected with any further critical systems. If at all, the obfuscated logic needs to be connected to further safety critical systems, won't incorrect value generated in obfuscated mode affects the critical systems??
In such case, how to apply logic obfuscation??
Thanks in advance.
Since most user research or often called UX research deals with software design, I am wondering where I can find information on methods (e.g., interviews, card sorting), tools (e.g., eye tracking), and best practices (e.g., A/B testing) especially in the area of hardware design.
Thank you very much for any advice,
Can any one suggest me some Tips for Hardware Design of DC-DC Converters for high and low power Applications
boost converter, Buck & buck-boost Converter
1. Mosfet ( how Can I choose a mosfet for high &lower power applications ???? )
2. Diode ( which type of Diode should I use for high & lower power? )
3. Inductor ( for L I use Kg Method to design it by myself but I just do it upto calculation but not hardware. How can I design L on hardware??)
For Control I prefer I UC3843 IC but I want to use high Power do I need to change the this IC (UC3843) for should I use this same IC for its control ??
I am required to build a optical VLC OFDM system and i understood the theoretical part well, how to start the implementation and hardware designs ? ,, I need to know how to build the hardware and the steps needed ? .. thanks in advance
For HDD, as per my understanding,
access time (approx) = seek time+ rotational latency + transfer time.
Now when data is contiguous then there is single seek time, single rotational time but for dispersed data it will take multiple seek and latency time. Even transfer time for contiguous data is less than or equal to transfer time of dispersed data since the data has a unit of reading data (called block) so for dispersed data it might need more block reads than contiguous data.
Please correct if my understanding about the HDD (Hard Disk Drive) is not correct.
I am not sure about the difference in access time for SSD (Solid State Disk) as I don't much about its working and the minimum unit of reading data.
Please throw some light.
Text file (LUT) Input/Output to FPGA Virtex 6 (ML605 board)
I have an ML605 evaluation kit (Virtex 6 FPGA). I want to do the following:
-Store/copy (binary) data from .txt file in BRAM (or preferably an external memory on the board).
-Read that data from BRAM, that will input for our module (e.g. input_1 and input_2).
-Store/write the output of module (e.g. sum) in BRAM.
-Export that data to .txt or any other file format from where we can fetch the binary values.
Recently, the Hardware Profiles for my TQ4500 in Analyst 1.6.2 disappeared. I could not get them back. I could not save new profiles without reinstalling Analyst after which everything was fine until changing the Project Folder from default at which point Analyst crashed. Every time the program was opened the sotware crashed immediately after this. After reinstalling a second time the same occured. I'm stumped. Never seen the Hardware Profiles disappear before. If anyone has any advice or has seen this before I appreciate it otherwise, assuming I can resolve the issue I will update with how.
I need some material such as Books, Articles and so on for how can I write the image processing using VHDL?
I know how can I convert code but I need some material to write image processing using VHDL by own.
I am trying to run PSIBLAST on my computer (PSIBLAST 2.3.0+) using NR data bank (the latest version). However, it seems that PSIBLAST does not use more than 8Mb RAM therefore, it take so long (in fact, it does not complete its task). I was just wondering what is the reason? I am using Ubuntu (14.04). I even tried using JRE Java (uninstalled JDK Java and installed latest version of JRE) but still it does not work. Does anybody have the same experience? Can anybody help me?
I've been working with VHDL programming since a long time. And I want to know a good methodology of programming complex algorithms in specially machine learning, signal processing.
I am trying to implement an image fusion algorithm using wavelet transform on FPGA. I just have a vague idea of the project. But to implement a hardware design, I am unaware of the concepts that I need to know of how to accumulate the data and to process the data further as required like filtering of the image , etc.
I am from software background and have a basic question.
I understand that CPU caches in multicore processors can snoop transactions on coherent system bus. They can also snarf the data flowing in some of the bus transactions.
Can the devices such as offload accelerators etc also snarf transaction data (based on some filtering criterion such as address ranges)?
I am designing my active power filter circuit in hardware design. I calculate the system parameters using the formula. I am confused on some points in my system designs.
1. The values in simulation are different than formula parameters in case of inductances.
2. How can I install the inductance towards the source side and load side? I mean do I have to use the transformer or separate inductance or source or line inductance?
3. My work is in active power filters, so I have to design the source and load prototype and which values I can used (Simulation one or formula one).
Kindly guide me in this matter. Thanks
I worked on a study about the implication of defensive programming over the reliability of software. The software in the study can be classified as being the software of critical application. We obtained very interesting results but I did not find, three years after the conclusion of the project, papers with a close relation to that subject. Is there no interest in development on this kind of study because the probability of random errors is low, or perhaps, this errors are corrected by hardware protection with sufficient effectiveness ?
I know VHDL and did some projects, I am familiar with the hardware design concepts. What i need is a reference book in which i can get the rules in Verilog
It is not possible to assign a wire data type inside always.
All ports are defined as reg data types.
I want to create my own hardware for WSN systems by modifying the open source hardware platforms like beagle bone or so.
Can somebody tell me which hardware platform provides all the hdl logic files and hardware design documents that can be modified to create your own hardware products.
I have to build an Hardware Abstraction Layer Between my device and my Application for understanding its characteristics.
Suppose a ZigBee device or Bluetooth device is connected to any host machine , machine should automatically identify the device by using the polymorphic method...and runs the predefined application
We are working on a project to baseline power consumption for a smart camera that can be configured for passive stereo vision or IR+visible multi-spectral. The design does most of the frame by frame processing in an FPGA, but we plan to integrate a TI-OMAP running embedded Linux to integrate some machine learning algorithms we want to test along with just basic network uplink and management interface - the camera will be dropped off in locations in the Arctic, so very power constrained. Just curious what sort of lifetimes people are seeing with Beagle Juice and how well the batteries work, lifetime, etc. Also, has anyone used solar charging? (Not a great option in the Arctic in winter of course).
Dear Hardware Community,
I am starting my Master Thesis and I would like to explore certain hardware structures and create accurate, parameterized high level models for it. I still haven't decided aon the details of my work and in this formative stage I would like to ask the community for useful resources.
A number of papers that I browsed so far are 5 to 10 years old and I am curious about the most up to date items.
I would also like to ask which kind of tools are commonly employed for power consumption estimation (both low level and high level).
Any information would be much appreciated.
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Ah, sorry. I was thinking about the problem from a different angle, specifically this post from @njs
When developing a new project, I would expect the initial Write a script" stage to start with using just stdlib features, but transition fairly rapidly to using 3rd party packages. Whether the user uses a virtualenv or just the system Python is a matter of preference/experience, but at this point
pip install stuff is the easy and obvious way to go 1.
The problem comes at the transition to “sharing with others” stage. At that point, package install is a post-deploy step, in that you say to the recipient, “here’s my script - you’ll need to install Python and a few dependencies, here’s a
requirements.txt file you can use to do that, give me a shout if you have problems”. It’s still a bit fiddly and manual, but you have a direct interaction with the people you’re sharing your code with, and “oh yes, I forgot I have
foo installed” is just troubleshooting, not a “failed deployment”.
It’s only when you get to step 3 or @njs’s description (deploy a webapp/distribute a standalone app) that you need to consider “deployment” as a formal thing. And at this point you quite possibly already have a routine of “ship the code, install dependencies in the target environment”, so switching to shipping dependencies with the code is a big change - not only do you need to include the dependencies, you also need to add code to your application to fix up
sys.path, and you need to test all this as it’s an architectural change to your code. Not hard, maybe, but it’s a fairly big shift in how you think about what you’re doing (“sharing a script” vs “deploying an application”).
There’s very little in the Python packaging documentation that really helps with this final step. Not many descriptions of how to do it, little or no “best practice” recommendations, and essentially no help for people trying to get things working. So people stick with “what they know works”, the stage 2 “dependency installation as post-deployment step” approach, because it’s a known problem - maybe not easy, but at least familiar.
Having said all of the above, to bring the focus back to “Removing dead batteries from the standard library”, it’s very rare in my experience that the problem is fundamental, insurmountable problems where you can’t use external modules, but rather a succession of annoying road blocks, that add up to the point where it’s just not worth using Python for the task at hand2. Bundling dependencies is pretty much just as annoying a stumbling block in that case as having to get a 3rd party tool added to the target environment, so I’m not sure it makes much difference there.
1 And yes,
pip install stuff isn’t always as easy as we’d like it to be, but there’s lots of people and resources who will help you solve issues, whereas there are very few places you can go for help on bundling stuff…
2 My experience here is with Python as a support tool, not the core business language - if your business is based on Python and you haven’t formulated a workable policy on PyPI modules, let’s just say I’m surprised…
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I have seen a significant increase in the people that have just left and rejoined to get out of a team ban and there is nothing anyone can do to stop it. No votemenu can stop someone once they leave and it sucks because if its a mass freekill or just someone without a mic it can hurt everyone else's experience on the server. I also feel annoyed when I am on guard and there a 3 inmate game. We do basic minigames and we're enjoying ourselves then that guy joins the server. No joke 1,000 ping, no mic, and doesnt even know how to do !w. Nothing is wrong with having high ping but I feel that as guard (Especially the only guard) a good internet connection is needed because lag can make it harder to play. Back on point, I do a !votemenu on the person for no mic and then, poof , they're gone. No punishment. Not even a 30 minute team ban. Another time, there was a 2 person free kill lr denial, we start the vote kick and then the person leaves, joins back, the cycle repeats.
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Friend invitation problem
I'm in a squad and before I was able to normally invite my friend (squad leader) to game and he could invite me but lately something happened - even when he is online on my frineds list I see that he's offline and I can't invite him to game. He has the same problem with inviting me.
There's no problem with inviting anyone else from the squad or just from friends list.
What is the problem? Did it happened to anyone else? Because if one will get 'connection lost' which happens often then we have to leave game to start again on the same side.
Also I can't remove him from my friend list. It says that he has been removed but he is not.
Last edited by Havocnp; 08-21-2012 at 08:05 AM.
UK Forum Manager
Hi Havocnp, the developers are aware of this issue and investigating.
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- September 1, 2021
- Posted by: administrator
- Category: MicroSoft
Technical details have emerged on a serious vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange Server dubbed ProxyToken that does not require authentication to access emails from a target account.
An attacker can exploit the vulnerability by crafting a request to web services within the Exchange Control Panel (ECP) application and steal messages from a victim’s inbox.
Tracked as CVE-2021-33766, ProxyToken gives unauthenticated attackers access to the configuration options of user mailboxes, where they can define an email forwarding rule.
As a result, email messages intended for a target user can also be delivered to an account that the attacker controls.
The bug was discovered by Le Xuan Tuyen, a researcher at the Information Security Center of Vietnam Posts and Telecommunications Group (VNPT-ISC) and reported through the Zero-Day Initiative (ZDI) program in March.
He found that Microsoft Exchange’s frontend site (Outlook Web Access, Exchange Control Panel) functions largely as a proxy for the backend site (Exchange Back End), to which it passes authentication requests.
In Microsoft Exchange deployments where the “Delegated Authentication” feature is active, the frontend forwards the requests that need authentication to the backend, which identifies them by the presence of a ‘SecurityToken’ cookie.
When there is a non-empty ‘SecurityToken’ cookie in a request within ‘/ecp’, the frontend delegates the authentication decision to the backend.
However, the default configuration of Microsoft Exchange does not load for the backend ECP site the module responsible for delegating the validation process (DelegatedAuthModule).
“In summary, when the front end sees the SecurityToken cookie, it knows that the back end alone is responsible for authenticating this request. Meanwhile, the back end is completely unaware that it needs to authenticate some incoming requests based upon the SecurityToken cookie since the DelegatedAuthModule is not loaded in installations that have not been configured to use the special delegated authentication feature” – Zero-Day Initiative
Exploiting the ProxyToken vulnerability is not complete without another issue, albeit a minor one: requests for the /ecp page need a ticket known as “ECP canary,” which can be obtained when triggering an HTTP 500 error.
As it turns out, requests without the ticket trigger the HTTP 500 error that contains the valid string necessary for successfully issuing an unauthenticated request.
A patch has been available from Microsoft since July, according to the company’s public advisory. Rapid7’s Tom Sellers notes that version numbers and dates indicate that the patches had been released as early as April, though.
The vulnerability is not critical. NIST calculated its severity score at 7.5 out of 10. This is because an attacker needs an account on the same Exchange server as the victim.
As an example, a request from an attacker looks like this:
In a blog post today, the Zero-Day Initiative notes that some Exchange server administrators set a global configuration value that permits creating an email forwarding rule to an arbitrary destination. In such cases, the attacker needs no credentials.
Although technical details for ProxyToken have been released only today, exploit attempts have been recorded as early as three weeks ago.
According to Rich Warren, red teamer for NCC Group, he saw a larger number of exploitation attempts on August 10.
As in the case of ProxyShell vulnerabilities, if administrators of Microsoft Exchange servers have not installed the patches for ProxyToken, they should prioritize the task.
NOTE:: This article is copyright by bleepingcomputer.com and we are using it for educational or Information purpose only
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Hello Neil, I split your posts along with Sam's, nobody else split them mate. They were of little value to the thread and as it was in the Review section which is a good little part of the forum, there is no reason to talk about sticking your cock up Sam's arse within the OP's thread. You certainly wouldn't appreciate your informative threads ruined, would you? When that part of the forum was created, we agreed on some rules for that section. Within the rule sticky which Aggie drafted up, it says: ... discussions deriving from the main thread, will remain strictly on topic please. There will be no apologies for the removal of inappropriate or off topic posts in here . So there wasn't an apology for your post removal or a reason for doing so. There really is no need to take your complaint to Twitter. Hope that helps?
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This week's book giveaway is in the Testing forum. We're giving away four copies of The Way of the Web Tester: A Beginner's Guide to Automating Tests and have Jonathan Rasmusson on-line! See this thread for details.
I have generated a table dynamically of 4 columns of which the first is a checkbox. Now I want to retrieve a row (remanining 3 elements) based on the checkbox selection. How can I do it?
posted 13 years ago
Thinking out loud: You could try placing value in the hidden field with an iterated number in the end. For example: <input type="hidden" name="firstrow<%=i%> value="test"> Then upon clicking the choosing the checkbox, add a snipet of code that retrieves the same value of iterated number of the hidden field with that of the checkbox. Hope that makes sense.
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I need help implementing a Naive Bayes classification algorithm on a dataset. The algorithm must be implemented from scratch in Python.
Please see the attached project pdf "NBProblem" for a full detailed description of the work, and the Yelp dataset which is also attached. I primarily require assistance in implementing the Naive Bayes algorithm in Python, and I will work on the analysis questions.
I need the Python coding part of the project done as I am not that proficient in Python. In order to complete the analysis questions, though, I need to have the Python coding part completed.
I will need the algorithm to be implemented within about 30 hours so I have enough time to work on the analysis questions.
Please send me a message if you are interested, and we can get to work! Thank you!
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HI, I am data scientist and have good experience in python and R programming. My area of interest is statistical Analysis of dataset and apply ML/deep learning algorithm. I can intern your tasks. Kind Regards
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[Make-wifi-fast] [RFC v2 1/4] mac80211: Add TXQ scheduling API
rmanohar at codeaurora.org
Mon Jul 30 17:10:04 EDT 2018
On 2018-07-24 04:08, Toke Høiland-Jørgensen wrote:
> Rajkumar Manoharan <rmanohar at codeaurora.org> writes:
Sorry for the late reply.
>> I would prefer to keep separate list for each AC ;) Prepared one on
>> top of your earlier merged changes. Now it needs revisit.
> Fine with me. Only reason I used a single list + the filtering
> was to keep things compatible with ath10k ;)
Thanks :). If so, I will defer the per-ac-list later.
>> A simple change in argument may break algo. What would be seqno of
>> first packet of txq if queue_skb() isn't reset seqno?
> It would be 0, which would be less than the current seqno in all cases
> except just when the seqno counter wraps.
One point should be mentioned in comment section of next_txq() that
the driver has to ensure that next_txq() iteration is serialized i.e
no parallel txq traversal are encouraged. Though txqs_list is maintained
in mac80211, parallel iteration may change the behavior. For example
I thought of get rid of txqs_lock in ath10k as txqs_list is moved to
But it is still needed. right?
>> I am fine in passing start of loop as arg to next_ntx(). But prefer to
>> keep loop detecting within mac80211 itself by tracking txq same as
>> ath10k. So that no change is needed in schedule_txq() arg list.
> If we remove the reset argument to schedule_txq we lose the ability for
> the driver to signal that it is OK to dequeue another series of packets
> from the same TXQ in the current scheduling round. I think that things
> would mostly still work, but we may risk the hardware running idle for
> short periods of time (in ath9k at least). I am not quite sure which
> conditions this would happen under, though; and I haven't been able to
> trigger it myself with my test hardware. So one approach would be to
> it out without the parameter and put it back later if it turns out to
Agree. Based on experiments, additional arguments can be extended later.
Currently in ath10k, txqs are added back to list when there are pending
frames and are not considered again in the same iteration. It will be
processed in next loop.
>> ieee80211_reorder_txq() - after dequeuing skb (in direct txq access),
>> txq will be deleted from list and if there
>> frames, it will be requeued.
> This could work, but reorder_txq() can't do the reordering from the
> middle of the rotation. I.e, it can only reorder if the TXQ being
> in is currently at the head of the list of active TXQs.
> If we do go for this, I think it would make sense to use it everywhere.
> I.e., next_txq() doesn't remove the queue, it just returns what is
> currently at the head; and the driver will have to call reorder() after
> processing a TXQ, instead of schedule_txq().
Hmm.. reorder_txq() API may not needed. Calling next_txq() takes care of
reordering list though the driver is accessing txqs directly.
And also as we discussed earlier, I will drop txq_may_pull() API and
the deficit check under tx_dequeue().
> Right, so with the current DRR scheduler, the only thing we can do with
> this setup is throttle fetch_ind() if the TXQ isn't eligible for
> scheduling. What happens if we do that? As far as I can tell,
> fetch_ind() is triggered on tx completion from the same TXQ, right? So
> if we throttle that, the driver falls back to the tx_push_pending()
The fallback push will be effective only if current queued count is
allowed. Otherwise push_pending() won't be effective even after
fetch_ind(). The same txq will be served in further fetch_ind() when the
reports to firmware about pending counts.
> I think adding the throttling to tx_fetch_ind() would basically amount
> to disabling that mechanism for most transmission scenarios...
If you don't throttle fetch_ind(), fairness won't be effective. Also I
thinking of reordering push_pending() after processing fetch_ind_q. This
give enough chances for fetch_ind().
>> If we don't handle this case, then ath10k driver can not claim
>> mac80211 ATF support. Agree that MU-MIMO won't work with DDR
>> scheduler. and it will impact MU-MIMO performace in ath10k when
>> mac80211 ATF is claimed by ath10k.
> Yeah, so the question is if this is an acceptable tradeoff? Do you have
> any idea how often MU-MIMO actually provides a benefit in the real
Hmm.. We have some criteria of ~1.9 gain in Mu-MIMO test cases with 50
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Chunks are supported by all browsers. However RadAsyncUpload uses different upload modules
for the different browsers. Probably IE9 uses Silverlight module. Check if the chunks will be working if you sent DisablePlugins
to true. This will disable Silverlight module and will switch IE to use Iframe module.
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Automate Provisioning and Operations
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How to import a notation file
Here’s how to import a notation file into Soundslice.
1. In the slice manager, click the “New slice...” button and select “Start with a notation file.”
2. You’ll see the “Upload notation file” screen. Simply drag your notation file onto this window, then click the “Upload notation file” button:
3. It’ll take a few moments to process. Then you’ll see your notation rendered directly in Soundslice. You can either stop here, make edits to the notation or sync performance recordings.
What if I didn’t start with that “Import notation file” button and I created a slice in another way?
No problem. See Re-importing a notation file to learn how you can override your slice with notation from a file.
What if I made a mistake and uploaded the wrong file?
What if I spotted an error in my notation? Do I have to go back to my original notation file, export again, then import again?
Sure, you could do that. You could also just make the correction directly within Soundslice, using our own notation editor — much faster.
It depends on your end goal:
- If your end goal is to create stuff on Soundslice, then by all means use our editor and don’t worry about correcting your original file.
- If you need your original file to be pristine — perhaps for printing or integrating in some other workflow — then correct the original file.
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im making a topdown survival game where you can attack enemies but I need to know the best way to make knockback for my game My Project1-31-2023_12-29-22.wick (you automatically attack, there is no attack button).
like minecraft knockback?
yes, I need the enemies to be knocked back when hit, heres an updated file My Project1-31-2023_16-25-42.wick now the code fore the timed monster spawning is in the top left corner
if this animation with this power lvl (which has knock back) plays then have enemy move back 10 meters (this is the only way i know to break it down
that’s basic trigonometry
you know how much your enemy will be pushed back
you know your position and the position of your enemy so you can calculate the angle of the line between the two
then find the missing side knowing one side and the angle
Google for “trigonometry find the missing sides” for help
remember that there’s a difference between degrees and radians. wick tends to use degrees but the trigonometric functions use radians.
and actually, by the looks of the project, you don’t even need trig. you already have it so that if an enemy touches the attack, it will lose health. so just also make it so that it will get pushed back based on what direction the player is pointing. so if the player is facing right, add ABC pixels to the enemy’s x position, and if it’s facing left, subtract ABC pixels.
I added knockback survivl2-1-2023_16-06-53.wick, what I did was make a variable for the speed and made the variable become negative when its hit and slowly goes back to positive.
This is the method I would’ve used, but in a different way.
If you were to find the difference between the x and y values of the player and the enemy, then add these to the x and y of the enemy, then they’d be moving away from the player.
There’s no need to find the angle in this case.
To increase the “knockback” effect, you can also multiply the difference by a number, or divide to decrease it.
I had to stop the clones from losing health to see it since they were dying too quickly. Your method seems to work great!
with your method the distance the enemy is pushed back does depends on player/enemy distance not hit strength
that could work in some case but you risk to have excessive pushback for long range hits
I imagined he wanted to have control on pushback strength (green line)
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We have brought up some new nameservers to replace old ones.
If you are using the names of the servers as provided in your welcome mail, then you do not need to change anything.
If you are using IP addresses then you will need to make the following changes
Change 188.8.131.52 to 184.108.40.206 (EU Nameservers)
Change 220.127.116.11 to 18.104.22.168 (US Nameservers)
The servers in Red are being retired as DNS servers from 31-Oct-2016
Another new European DNS Server is available 22.214.171.124
So the two DNS clusters are:
126.96.36.199 - Roubaix DataCentre 188.8.131.52 - Strasbourg DataCentre 184.108.40.206 - Gravelines DataCentre
Nameservers for the US
220.127.116.11 - Beauharnois DataCentre 1 18.104.22.168 - Beauharnois DataCentre 2
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Release of 0.1.1
Sep 4, 2020 • Bastian van den Bout
We have seen some activity on the downloads pages on sourceforge for the new LISEM software! Thanks for your interest!
I hope you all have had some uses for the software. If there are any issues or questions, please contact us. You can use the github discussions page, or email email@example.com
For now, there is a new version: 0.1.1. See the downloads page for the available files. You will find a lot of bug fixes, stability and memory issues resolved. Additionally, there is now reasonably good support for 3d datasets with the introduction of the Field object. You can use similar code as for maps, except the data is stored as .fld (3d netcdf file internally). so: a.fld = b.fld + sin(ZCoord(c.fld)); These fields can be used with the (now working) 3d water flow model (FlowIncompressible3D) and seismic model based on SW4 (SeismicModel class). There are also major improvements to the rigid physics simulation using the Project Chrono library. These can be used from the scripting language and interact with 3d and 2d water flow. Tutorials will be added at some point to this site.
Thank you for your interest and happy modelling!
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Reasearchers from Microsoft and the University of Maryland are proposing a new version of Bitcoin. Called Permacoin, this digital currency would actually create value in the real world by storing data
Is Windows Phone about to go big?
Digital Storm Vanquish II gaming PC
Which Android handsets would you like to see as Windows Phones?
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How can I check installed program versions in terminal. Is there any command for that, for example ver or something similar?
The way how to know version of an installed package varies for different programs. Usually
can be used to know it. It is better to see
man application_name and search which is the command line switch to know the version.
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apt-cache policy package_name
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Home ← TI-Nspire STEM HQ ← TI-Nspire Authoring ← TI-Nspire Scripting HQ ← Scripting Tutorial - Lesson 44
Scripting Tutorial - Lesson 40: Lua Scripting and the TI Innovator™ Hub:
Using Lua to store and edit TI-BASIC programs for the Innovator™ Hub
TI Innovator™ Hub Lesson 0: Using Lua to store and edit TI-BASIC programs for the Innovator™ Hub (Lua Scripting Lesson 40)
TI Innovator™ Hub Lesson 1: SENDING to the Hub: Controlling the Action (Lua Scripting Lesson 41)
TI Innovator™ Hub Lesson 2: READING from the Hub: Real world interaction and data (Lua Scripting Lesson 42)
TI Innovator™ Hub Lesson 3: Exploring the OneShotTimer: Learning to Wait! (Lua Scripting Lesson 43)
TI Innovator™ Hub Lesson 4: Making Music with the Innovator™ Hub (Lua Scripting Lesson 44)
TI Innovator™ Hub Lesson 5: Lua Script for the TI Innovator™ Hub Rover (Lua Scripting Lesson 45)
TI Innovator™ Hub Lesson 6: Lua Script for the Norland Research/TI Innovator™ Hub Robot (Lua Scripting Lesson 46)
TI Innovator™ Hub Lesson 7: Build your own Innovator™ Hub Robot (Lua Scripting Lesson 47)
TI Innovator™ Hub Lesson 8: Create a general Innovator™ Hub Document (Lua Scripting Lesson 48)
TI Innovator™ Hub Lesson 9: Create a general Innovator™ Hub and BLE Document (Lua Scripting Lesson 49)
Download supporting file for this tutorial
Texas Instruments TI-Nspire Scripting Support Page
Scripting for the Innovator Hub: Lesson 0: Using Lua to store and edit TI-BASIC programs for the Innovator™ Hub
While Lua allows us to do some great things with the Innovator Hub, the most natural environment remains TI-BASIC. Students are able to quickly and easily create code that controls the Hub and allows them to interact with the real world in a multitude of ways.
One way in which Lua can offer another support mechanism for this platform, then, could be in offering a simple way to store a collection of TI-BASIC programs. The user uses a drop down menu (drawn from the Lua Objects Gallery) to display both a brief description of each program as well as the text of the program itself. In fact, this text is able to be edited, and any changes made are recorded in the actual TI-BASIC program made available in the document.
In this way, such a document offers a repository of useful TI-BASIC programs (which are automatically defined on opening the file), an overview of each, and the means to study, edit and play with these programs. Such a document is an ideal "widget" for versions 4.4+ of TI-Nspire, readily dropped into any TI-Nspire document and carrying with it whatever TI-BASIC programs might be required, along with their descriptions - AND the ability to easily edit and test variations on these programs.
The attached document uses two very useful Lua tricks to achieve its goals
First, the text box created makes use of the powerful setTextChangeListener function:
TextBox1:setTextChangeListener(function() local text = TextBox1:getText() text = text:gsub(string.char(10), ":") math.eval(text) end)
This device listens for any changes made in the text box and then enacts whatever commands are enabled. In this case, it attempts to evaluate whatever is typed as a TI-Nspire variable using math.eval. When changes result in a valid TI-BASIC program definition, then this automatically defines that program.
Note that the program only exists in its revised form until the reset button is pressed, or the document is closed. The new program is NOT saved.
The other key ingredient here is the math.eval command itself. It can be used to define and store a valid TI-BASIC program. For example, study this program:
'Define blink(t,f)=Prgm'..':Send "BEGIN "' ..':DelVar iostr.str0:GetStr iostr.str0:Disp iostr.str0' ..':For n,1,t' ..':Send "SET LIGHT ON "' ..':Wait f' ..':Send "SET LIGHT OFF "' ..':Wait f' ..':EndFor' ..':EndPrgm',
You will see that this entire program is written as a Lua string, which can then be placed within a math.eval function. It will be defined and stored as the program variable "blink" and will run as a normal TI-BASIC program when called. Simple - but very powerful.
In this document, the various programs are stored as elements of a list, as are the brief descriptions of each. When on.resize is called (or the reset button pressed) then the elements of these lists are evaluated and stored. They will then be available as TI-BASIC programs to be run from the Calculator.
As mentioned above, the textbox offers the facility to not only view the TI-BASIC program within the Lua window, but also to edit it. So students are able to quickly and easily try their own variations or add new features to the stored code. If their changes produce a valid program, then the revised version will then be available to run from the Calculator for testing - until the reset button is pressed, or the document is closed. If the changes introduce an error in the TI-BASIC code, then the revised program will not be stored and will not be available until the error is corrected.
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Many people have passed around this hilarious video from a company talent show of an all-too-real spoof of a conference call, including the "bloop bloops" of people arriving (late), a dog barking in the background, and someone typing too aggressively. (I saw it on Twitter, and via Jim McGee who saw it from Jessica Lipnack.)
Everyone laughs at this because it seems all to real. But how do you make these things better?
Conference calls are harder to manage than in-person meetings because you miss all the body language cues people use. But the rules for a meeting have to be the same. First off: do you need to have a meeting? Really? One of the biggest reasons this video is so funny is all the people coming in late - most likely because they've just been at other meetings or on other teleconferences. Stop the madness.
If the meeting is needed, then you must prepare and the people coming must be prepared. Provide everyone with an agenda in advance. The ideal agenda has people assigned to each topic and guesstimates on the duration of the topic. If there is anything you expect people to read before the meeting, provide links to that material several days in advance. And tell people what to do with it (read it, critique it, be prepared to discuss, etc.).
Set the rules for the meeting - this is best done as a business. Decide how you want to run meetings of all types, including conference calls. Then run them consistently - and look for ways to improve. For example, a source of great humor in this video is the constant interruptions of the late-comers or people who get dropped from the call or background noise. My short response to this is simple: Don't let them interrupt the meeting. It's the job of professionals you've invited to attend or let the organizer they cannot.
Run the meeting professionally. Make sure people can hear when you speak. Be careful about tangents - one of my pet annoyances.
And the best suggestion of all: end the meeting early.
There are plenty more suggestions on how to run effective meetings - search on that term and pick your favorite suggestions.
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We've got some new additions to Toner, the black and white style that Geraldine started and that Nathaniel and Mike have been gradually improving this year. There are some fairly significant changes to the cartography stack all the way through, which you can read about in detail at the project's visual changelog on GitHub. And of course everything's open source and available for download as per the terms of the Citytracking grant.
We promised to do this work in public, so here goes. One significant thing we've decided to do is to keep older versions of the project around, so that we (and, hopefully, you) can compare the different versions of the maps. So when Nathaniel talks in his post about "shaving San Francisco's Mohawk" from how it looked in 2010:
to how it looks in 2012, with a better coastline:
you can see it in situ. It's pretty simple to change the urls:
The changes can be fairly visually dramatic, as in the addition of non-Roman scripts to places like Tokyo:
The thing about designing maps is that you're never designing just one view. For one thing, it's important to account for all the different zoom levels: it's about showing more as you zoom in, but it's also about showing different things at different scales. Choices need to be made at every level about the thicknesses of streets, which buildings to show, which city name to show, and so forth. Different places have different characteristics spatially; some are more dense than others, and you have to keep the whole system in mind. These two versions of the zoom into DC, from different years, gives a sense of the range of choices involved:
I'm not aware of any other mapping projects that let you look back in time as a design evolves this way.
We're the cover story (!) of this month's Icon Magazine, featured alongside my longtime heroes at the Center for Land Use Interpretation as part of the maps issue. Ari Messer did a terrific job on the interview, and R.C. Rivera spent an afternoon photographing our plant- and map-filled studio with some lovely results. Unfortunately Shawn wasn't here for the photographing (I think he got married or something, whatever) so it's just Mike and I on the front spread, but overall I'm super happy with the resulting portrait of where the studio is now: 13 people, working in a garden in the middle of a vibrant city, a strong ethic, and maps and visualizations in active use by the public.
There's a lot in the article, but this bit is one I like enough to want to post here. I think it was me, who said:
Stamen finds inspiration everywhere, but Rodenbeck hopes that the public will stop conflating infographics with data visualization. "The rise of the infographic as a genre is a little depressing. Back when desktop publishing started, people were worried that there would be no more room for designers, that computers would do all the work for you. But this clearly didn't turn out to be the case." While someone without design training [or skill -- E] could make use of desktop publishing to create a holiday card or office leaflet or company newsletter, the band at the top for good designers actually grew. In a similar way, he says, "infographics have become the mother's day cards - the company newsletters - of data visualization."
Luckily, my office was a total wreck when R.C. took some pictures of it, but it gives a pretty good sense of what it's like around here these days:
We're proud to announce that Trees, Cabs and Crime will be on display in the U.S. Pavilion at the 13th Venice Architecture Biennale this fall. The Institute for Urban Design was chosen by the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Education and Cultural Affairs to organize the pavilion this year, which they dubbed Spontaneous Interventions: Design Actions for the Common Good and features "projects initiated by American architects and designers aimed at bringing positive change to the public realm."
I made the original rendering on a rainy Sunday in February, 2009, using three data sets:
- The locations of trees under the care of Friends of the Urban Forest, a community of volunteers who plant and maintain nearly 1,000 new trees in San Francisco every year.
- A single day of Yellow Cab taxi locations from Cabspotting.
- A week of SFPD report locations from Crime Reports (crime data wasn't publicly available until later that year, when we launched San Francisco Crimespotting).
My goal was to overlay the three data sets in such a way that overlapping areas would produce new color combinations. So, rather than just overlaying each dot on top of one another, I put each data set into its own "color channel" and combined them with subtractive blending, just like what happens in the CMYK printing process:
The resulting image didn't inspire the a-ha! moment that I'd hope it would, but it turned out to be beautiful nonetheless. And, more importantly, it shows us San Francisco through a lens that nobody had thought to look through before. Without a coastline, streets, or park outlines as reference points, you can still make out the rough shapes of urban activity. You can see that not only is it
hard impossible to catch a cab in the Outer Sunset, but that the neighborhood also has one of the lowest concentrations of trees in the city, and that crime occurs almost exclusively on the named streets running east-west, rather than on the numbered streets running north-south:
The effect works especially well with differently shaped data. Last year we experimented with it on one of the data themes from VPRO's Netherlands from Above, and it looked amazing:
2009 feels like a long time ago, so I'm not too ashamed to admit that I created the original Trees, Cabs & Crime with Flash and a screenshot. Thankfully, though, the IFUD gave me an excuse to recreate the image when they requested a higher resolution copy for printing. So this time around I did it in Python (using Mike's awesome Blit module) and published the source code on Github. I also made a less serious image using nine years of SFPD reports. As you can see, the Mission and the Tenderloin like to party:
The U.S. Pavilion at this year's Venice Biennale will be open from August through November. If you're lucky enough to find yourself in Venice for it, we'd love to know what you thought. And be sure to tweet @stamen if you make something cool with the code!
Nathaniel showcased nearly two years of City Tracking in Boston last Monday at the MIT/Knight Story and the Algorithm conference. You can read about this years' winners here, as well about the changing nature of the grant: shorter cycles, more opportunities to apply, that kind of thing. It's worth a look.
The City Tracking project started off with Dotspotting.org, which allows mapping of data spreadsheets. The project still sees active use, but after we made the Toner tiles available for download we started to notice that more people were expressing interest in the background maps than in the ability to put dots on them.
Responding to public feedback while the project happened was something we were interested in from the start, and http://maps.stamen.com is the result: a browsable, embeddable, and otherwise immediately usable map of the whole world that can be used in Google Maps, Modest Maps, and other mapping APIs without having to download all of OpenStreetMap or tinkering with servers and technical code.
Nathaniel closed with a project we launched in March showing how climate change can be made personal on the street level, instead of the usual course brush strokes, with Climate Central's surging seas project.
These thin slices of big data are bite size morsels of aha. We hope you like them!
Earlier this year we worked with Warner Bros. to create an interactive map called Quarantine Your City on which fans of the latest Oren Peli thriller, Chernobyl Diaries, could vote to see a special screening in their city. The plot follows a group of modern-day American tourists on an "adventure tour" of Pripyat, the site of the infamous nuclear catastrophe at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power plant on April 26, 1986. As you can probably imagine, things don't go quite as planned.
The idea behind the screening competition was that users could "quarantine" their city by voting for it on Twitter or Facebook, which would raise the radiation levels over a certain threshold, and after a couple of weeks would Warner Bros. select the 20 most popular. Here's what it looked like early on:
And after the voting was done:
We used ModestMaps and Easey to build this map. One significant improvement we made over the PA3 map was to squeeze all of the label positioning information for the most populated US cities into a single data file, which makes the whole map feel much more responsive when zooming in and out. We even used image sprite to pack all of the different radiation symbol sizes and color combinations into a single image. Browsers are getting faster by the day, and it's not hard to imagine a near future when we could put a hundred times as many labels as this on a slippy map:
Drawing inspiration from the rusted metal and concrete textures used in the film's advertising materials, and using the same process that we developed for our watercolor maps, Zach and Geraldine created a new map in which land masses are rendered as hunks of crusty, mottled concrete.
Check out the standalone slippy map, or click on the images below.
The texture changes subtly at each zoom level, getting more messed up and contrasty as you go in:
The coastline treatment gets really interesting around places like the San Joaquin River delta and the Chesapeake Bay:
And inland lakes and rivers look more like craters, cuts, fissures and scars:
We're obviously having a lot of fun pushing the boundaries of what's possible with online cartography, and we're getting better and faster at making worldwide maps in the process. If you're looking to get your own maps of the world, and especially if you're looking for maps that look like they've been attacked by a horde of radioactive zombies, do get in touch!
A couple of weeks ago, the video Clouds premiered at the Wired Frames exhibit at Eyebeam in NYC. I had the good fortune of being involved in this project, which was led by documentary filmmaker Jonathan Minard and creative coder James George. The three of us met at the Art&&Code conference in Pittsburgh, in October '11. In addition to attending the conference, we also participated as "labbers" for the four days preceding it. Minard had intended to interview each of the labbers before the conference, and was interested in trying to add Kinect data into the process. It turned out that George had been planning to do a similar mixing of Kinect and DLSR data, so they combined forces.
By the end of the labber session, the pointcloud remix project was born. By mapping real-world color information (through the digital camera) onto points in space (provided by the Kinect), Minard and George had developed a new documentary medium. Realistically coloring a pointcloud was one thing, but this merging of datasets offered the possibility of customizable, remixable video playback. For starters, the camera view did not have to be dictated by the real-life camera position during filming; video playback could include all sorts of pans and zooms. Even more exciting is the possibility of writing code to act on top of the pointcloud, opening up possibilities such as image processing, mesh distortions, or particle systems.
In the beginning of 2012, George got back in touch with the labbers, announcing a video editing program that he had written on top of openFrameworks. Each person was given their interview data, and had the opportunity to remix it in their own way. For my experimentations, I focussed on distorting the mesh of points, as well as tweaking colors. The final compilation of my interview was an exploration of these forms, beginning at a relatively stable form, and then becoming more distorted and crazy as the interview progressed. Below are stills from different sections of the interview, as well as a video of one of the more wild distortions.
We've been working on a travel planner for the Weather Channel that tells you a bit more than just how long it'll take to get from point A to point B. This one predicts what the weather's going to be like along your drive, when you get there.
So let's say you're driving from New York to San Francisco, and you're trying to decide whether to go straight across or loop up or down a bit; this will give you a sense for whether it's going to be rainy or sunny when you plan to be in the middle of Nebraska. You can drag around the rainy bits if you like, and also along the way maybe you'd like to stop for a bite to eat, so we're hitting the Yelp API to give you a sense of where to go and what to see.
As is often the case, the research that goes into building one of these pieces can be as interesting as the final product. As an early stage proof of concept, we put together some images showing all the predictions for weather searches offset by time and location, with some (I think) lovely results:
They start to put me in mind of an early project we did here at Stamen, a set of travel time maps for MySociety that plotted the time it would take to get from one place in London to every other place in London:
I start thinking of weather maps that flow and ebb across the country, where different sliders open and ebb various kinds of other axes: time for sure, but maybe population density, maybe altitude, maybe temperature, maybe how many farms there are, maybe distance from a weather station or a McDonald's—all the different kinds of things that affect people's sense of place and space and time, organized by what's above our heads.
We've just rolled out a new way for you to make atlases of the world, called Field Papers and made with our friends at Caerus Associates. Field Papers allows you to print a multipage paper atlas of anywhere in the world and take it outside, offline, into the field. You can scribble on it, add features, or make notes about the area, all without a GPS or complicated GIS software.
Once you've annotated your atlas, you can upload photographs of each page back into the system to transcribe your notes into digital form. Each atlas gets its own page on Field Papers, and a simple history of edits and activity which you can share with friends or colleagues, and download for later analysis. Take a look at some of the atlases that have already been created on the Watch page, or browse by place, like France or Liberia.
The interface looks like this:
This project is a continuation of Walking Papers, which was built for the OpenStreetMap (OSM) editing community. Field Papers allows you to print multiple-page atlases using several map styles (including satellite imagery and black and white cartography to save ink) and has built in note annotation tools with GIS format downloads. You can also create a Field Papers account to collect any atlases you create or snapshots you upload, or you can stay anonymous. Maps from the two systems work together if you want OSM editing (see below).
Field Papers also offers several automation and map customization tools for more geo-inclined people, and the open source code is on Github.
Why not try making an atlas at Field Papers?
I still remember those long lost days when an "interactive website" meant a site that had a mouseover effect on the navigation bar. How far we've come. Working with the fantastic, bold branding, we created a Twitter Tracker for Logo TV's 2012 NewNowNext Awards that aired on April 6.
The animations on the site are crazy interactive:
2012 NewNowNext Awards Twitter Tracker from Stamen on Vimeo.
As we watched the show unfold, and the tweets get tweeted, it was super fun to see the NNN community rally around performers they like, and start to use the tracker to bump up attention.
Congratulations to all the winners, and to all the Tweeters who pushed their favorite stars into the coveted #1 spot!
There are cupcakes with Stamen maps on them. Each one has a single tile printed on it. Cups and Cakes Bakery baked and prepared them. They were made for the Where 2.0 conference, where Mike is talking about how Old Is The New New and I am talking about Drawing Outside the Lines, which taken together is a pretty good indication of where Stamen's collective thoughts are.
THERE ARE CUPCAKES WITH STAMEN MAPS ON THEM.
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This clever kitty isn't easily fooled. Watch as he plays the "shell game" with his owner. He never takes his eyes off the rotating walnut shells, and certainly doesn't miss a mark. This is one impressive feline.
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How do I change the color of the font shadow in Publisher2003
I want to put a mail merge field in a publisher document and highlight it
with a shadow colour other than grey.
Chris <Chris@discussions.microsoft.com> was very recently heard to
> I want to put a mail merge field in a publisher document and
> highlight it with a shadow colour other than grey.
Create a second text box with the merge field in, displace it slightly, send
it behind the first text box and change the font colour.
Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher
...coloured cells #2
I have a user that created a spreadsheet that is
highlighted by colours in different cells. On his home
computer he can see the colours but at work the
spreadsheet becomes pure black and white. If he prints
the spreadsheet at work, it is in colour. He used to see
the colours on the screen at work also. He is using
Excel 2002. Any ideas?
Look if he has set this
Click Start, click Control Panel, and then click Accessibility Options.
Click the Display tab, and then click to clear the Use High Contrast check
Click OK to close the Accessibility Options dialog box.
...user form that retrieves data from Microsoft Access query
I created a word document that displays a userform when the template is
opened, when you click on the ok button on the userform the template should
display data that comes from a microsoft access query. The thing is that this
works perfectly for me with my non-administrators account. The problem is
that whenever another user is trying to open this template no data is being
displayed. I checked the permissions on the folder where the template is
located and that looks fine.
Anyone has any idea what I might be doing wrong here?
Thanks in advance.
Where is the database, ...Changing column widths and decimal accurancy
Hi - I have 2 Q's for anyone happy to help...
1. Is it possible to change the column widths in some windows? I
specifically would like to change the default width in the discount screens
(Settings --> Product Catalog --> Discount Lists --> Discounts) so that
"Begin Quantity", "End Quantity" and "Percentage" are all displayed on screen
with a much small colum width.
2. How can I cange the default decimal accuracy in the smae discount
screens from 5 decimal places to just 1 ?
...sorting error on non-merged cells
Excel 2002, WinXp Home
My spreadsheet has columns for Number, Date, Text, etc.
When I select a column to sort, Excel expands the
selection to include all cells (as it should). When I try
to sort I get the error message about merged cells having
to be the same size. I looked at KB291063 but that
doesn't help. The cels are NOT merged so why do they have
to be the same size? What size is the error refering to
(# of characters, absolute value, ?)? How do I un-merge
non-merged cells so I can sort?
Firstly I would never rely on Excel to expand a selection to include the data I
wa...tasks to cell phone
How can I use exchange to send tasks to cell phone. I want to do when
this phone is away from the office. This is PDA phone.
On 14 Dec 2005 11:38:11 -0800, "Filip - beginner"
>How can I use exchange to send tasks to cell phone. I want to do when
>this phone is away from the office. This is PDA phone.
If you're using a Smartphone you can sync tasks already with
"Mark Arnold [MVP]" <firstname.lastname@example.org> wrote:
>On 14 Dec 2005 11:38:11 -0800, "Filip - beginner"
><fwitkowski@gmail...Merging excel data into word #2
Ok, I have a feeling this process is quite simple, but I haven't bee
able to figure it out on my own, nor find anything in FAQ's.
I have created an excel spreadsheet containing the following:
students' last name, first name, ID number, advisor and counselo
(obvioulsy Im in education)
I would now like to create a phone call log for each student, but woul
like to import each students' info into this word document. So as
print the 100 or so pages, page one would have the first students info
page two would contain the second students info, and so on.
Any help is greatly appre...Formatting text in a cell
Is there a way to key text in one cell that is multiple lines? We would like
to be able to insert new lines where we want them.
Thanks for the help!!
Use the Formula Bar:
1. click in the formula bar
2. in the formula bar, move the cursor to the desired point of insertion
3. touch ALT-ENTER
4. enter the new line.
Gary''s Student - gsnu200855
> Is there a way to key text in one cell that is multiple lines? We would like
> to be able to insert new lines where we want them.
> Thanks for the help!!
> ak...Finding combinations of cells that sum to near a value
Starting with a column of ~30 numbers, I'm looking for a way to have
Excel find all combinations that sum to a target value +/- a specified
range width. (For example, I may be looking for all combinations that
sum to 1000 +/- 10.)
I've found some code from Tushar Mehta that finds a list of all
possible matches that sum to a number, but it doesn't allow me to put
in a range to find sums to within a delta of this value. I tried
modifying the code to add this in, but I couldn't get it to work
right. Here is the code: http://www.tushar-mehta.com/excel/templates/match_values/index....separating multiples digit in a cell into individual cell
I have a series of number sets. When I copied from the MS Word and pasted them into Excel, all of the numbers in the set are pasted into one cell. I need those numbers to be in an individual cell. How do I do it? I think MS Excel 2003 was able to do it. I currently have Excel 2007. Please help.
Thank you very much.
EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice
A Wrapper for the Dispatcher class of Threading Namespace to manage thread items
You may use Data >...Query leaving out some data
I think this must be a pretty easy question, but unfortunately I'm unable to
identify the solution . . .
CustomerID Company Name
3301 ABC Industries
3302 My Store, Inc.
3304 A1 Company
3305 Mom & Pop's Shop
Query should pull CustomerIDs for all Orders and list the CustomerID,
OrderID and Company Name. (SQL = SELECT Deliveries.CustomerID,
Cu...Changing Tab Stop Alignment
Has anyone else noticed a problem changing tab the type
of tab stop in the tab box in the corner where the rulers
meet? My mouse is not changing to let me click through
from one tab type to the next. All I get is a diagonal
double-ended arrow and a message about double clicking to
shift-drag the ruler to another location. Things are not
working much better when I try to adjust margins in the
ruler area, either. This is a problem in Publisher 2003--
never had this problem in previous versions.
Any help or explantion would be deeply appreciated.
It is a bug... The corner tab sett...Window Live Support
The Windows Live� Solution Center is now available for a Windows Live Essential applications and Live Services.
24 different categories are now available.
Note: Prior links for e-form support will redirect to the above site(afaik...eform is no longer avaialable)
Most of the posts are being posted in the future.
This post was made on January 11 and it was answered today at 10:35 PM.
MS MVP- Windows Live Mail
&q...Too many different cell formats #6
I am running into the error message:
Too many different cell formats
Is there a solution to lowering the number of formats I
am using? Just trying to change them to make some
consistent gives me the same error message.
I tried running the search on the forums on my topic but
they have been disabled for a Microsoft upgrade.
One idea -
Rob Bovey's excellent Utilities add-in will list all the formats in use in
your workbook, allowing you to manually delete what isn't being used.
You can also see the source code for ...cell in cell formulation possible???
Let's say I have a string of text in a cell, something like:
"We may charge you $XXX fee if item is not returned in good condition."
Is it possible to make that XXX a formula/calculation (based upon
information entered in another cell)?
="We may charge you $" & format(A1,"#,##0.00") & " fee if item is not
returned in good condition."
> Let's say I have a string of text in a cell, something like:
> "We may charge you $XXX fee if item is not returned in good condition."
&g...Do Not Want to count blank Cells
I copy pasted an Access dynaset (e.g., results of a
crosstab query) into an Excel spreadsheet. I tried to
use the function =counta(a4:z4) to count the number of
entries (nonblank) in row 4. But the result is giving me
26 because it is counting blank cells. Is there a way to
count the entries without counting the blanks or a way to
easily reformat or change the blank cells so the formula
will not count the blanks. I do not want to have to
manually delete every blank cell in a table 26 columns by
CountA does what you want. It seems that you must have s...How to matching substring from a Cell
I am now having a column likes below
My Name is David Chan
He is David and is a boy
I want to find out Column A cells with contact the word "David', then
display "T" on Coloum B if found or "F" is not found. The result should be
Column A Column B
My Name is David Chan T
David Williams T
He is David and is a boy T
How can I do it ?
I have tried if( ), but it only match the c...How do I mark data points in an Excel chart as significant?
I have Excel 2003 and want to mark specific data points on a line chart as
statistically significant with some kind of symbol (*). I cannot for the
life of me figure out how to do this, or maybe it is not possible. Thanks
for the help in advance.
You can split the data into two series, and use a different symbol for
significant points. This web page has instructions:
Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
Chris Russe...Data transfer from Money 2000 Professional , italian version.
I have been using Money 2000 Professional,italian version, for many years.
I recently bought Money Small Business 2005, but I can't open the previous
Money 2000 files.
I get a message that the old file has been made with an incompatible version.
The operating system is Windows 2000 Professional, italian version.
What can I do?
In microsoft.public.money, Sandra wrote:
>I have been using Money 2000 Professional,italian version, for many years.
>I recently bought Money Small Business 2005, but I can't open the previous
>Money 2000 files.
>I get a message that th...moving cells
I have a roster with 30 names on a fixed schedule for 15 weeks i want to move
the names through the schedule.
I would try an Excel web search on your Google toolbar or at
excel rotation OR rota schedule OR timesheets
and a Google Groups search on a dropdown on your Google toolbar or at
rotation OR rota schedule OR timesheets group:*excel*
to get you started then ask specific questions if that does not provide enough
D...excel data base
i need some help please guys.
i have exported some names & telephone numbers from a software packag
(sms centre) & im trying 2import them in2 a package called e-txt. thes
packages reads csv files.
ive encountered a problem my exported files r saved in excel lik
name country code area code phone number
joe bloggs 44 07977 797898
but the e-txt database fields r as follows
1st name surname phone number
joe bloggs 447977797898
how do i con...changing settings: comma into point
hi there! currently, my excel is set to have a comma as a delimiter. a
is want to copy-paste point-delimited data into excel, i have t
change the excel-settings i guess? does anybody know where i can fin
~~ Message posted from http://www.ExcelTip.com
~~View and post usenet messages directly from http://www.ExcelForum.com
> hi there! currently, my excel is set to have a comma as a delimiter. as
> is want to copy-paste point-delimited data into excel, i have to
> change the excel-settings i guess? doe...Automatic data collection in Manufacturing
How does this work? I see where you can designate a workstation as an ADC
processor, but where do you setup to let your bar code scanner enter
information. What exactly is the setup on this?
> How does this work? I see where you can designate a workstation as an ADC
> processor, but where do you setup to let your bar code scanner enter
> information. What exactly is the setup on this?
If you figure the answer, do post. I will be interested in knowing this too.
> How does this work? I see where you ca...display on first occurrence of a change in the value
How can I have a report display a text message upon the first occurence of a
change in the value of a field in the underlying table? In other words, the
field in this table has the same value for many records in a row, but all of
a sudden that can change and I want to alert the report reader once that
subsequent records are now reflecting these changed values. What I think I
need is some kind of switch that changes from say 0 to 1 when that first
Use the Hide Duplicates propety set to Yes.
Only the first instance of each value will display.
--...Attaching Comment to cell contents rather than cell
I have a spreadsheet that is regularly upadated overwriting columns,
however I need to enter comments on the sheet referenced on the
content. The next time I update the sheet the referenced cell will
move down a row, but I need the comment to stay with the content rather
than the cell.
If the values that you're commenting are unique, you may want to toss the
comments and create a table in another worksheet.
Then use an =vlookup() formula to return the "comment" to the adjacent cell.
El Damo wrote:
> I have a spreadsh...
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Welcome to Recap desktop beta. A private, functional & beautiful tool to help you manage your cryptocurrency portfolio and assess your tax situation.
The Recap beta is a UK focused cryptocurrency portfolio tracking app, helping you tackle your tax situation. Over the past ten months, we've focused on shipping a release which helps users account for their taxable events and generate comprehensive tax reports, whilst also adhering to our commitment of keeping your cryptocurrency transactions private and secure.
Recap's current focus is to internationalise the product for a global cryptocurrency audience. We expect to launch the 1.0.0 release April 2019. Beta versions of the app will continue after the 1.0.0 release to allow early adopters to test new features.
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Karplus-Strong synthesis is an approach to physical modeling that can be used to emulate string sounds. It’s based on feeding an impulse (often a burst of noise) into a delay line, and then feeding the output of the delay line back into itself.
This simulates plucking a string – the string will vibrate at specific frequencies and changing the length of the string changes that pitch. In Karplus-Strong synthesis, changing the length of the delay line has the same effect. And adding a filter on the delay lets you simulate dampening of the sound.
If you’ve experimented with Karplus-Strong synthesis, let us know what you’ve tried in the comments!
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foobar2000 is an advanced freeware audio player for the Windows platform. Some of the basic features include full unicode support, ReplayGain support and native support for several popular audio formats.
New foobar2000 application icon.
foobar2000's volume slider is now synchronized with Windows Mixer application volume slider on Windows Vista and newer.
Progress of various operations is now displayed on Windows 7 taskbar.
1.1.2 beta 1
Product page: here
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I'm currently working on a php project. Starting it up I was curious for creating it the most performance optimized way I(!) can do.
That's what lead me to measure debugging staticstics in a very early stage of the project. Counting the page size and calculating the rendering time was information I was displaying.
Today I wake up, thinking about those statistics and what they tell me about the performance of my application, wondering if they can tell me more about the rendering speed of php in different versions, with different setups.
I rendered a 15.01kB page built together from various php files 10 times after warming up the server (10-15 page refreshes after a server-restart/config change) and took the average of the best 3 results.
So I started a performance test with the various options my hoster provides:
8.0 - 0.18ms 7.4 - 0.22ms 7.3 - 0.34ms
Dedicated FPM Apache
8.0 - 0.15ms 7.4 - 0.19ms 7.3 - 0.19ms
8.0 - 0.18ms 7.4 - 0.24ms 7.3 - 0.20ms
Dedicated FPM nginx
8.0 - 0.15ms 7.4 - 0.18ms 7.3 - 0.19ms
Of course, first I ran it on my local docker container that I use for developing.
Docker Desktop Win10 php:8.1-apache
8.1 - 5.75ms
I do not know how and with what the application pool of php is shared by my hoster but the page rendering using dedicated settings are a lot faster but, of course, consume more memory. Running a page of this size I think I can live with that.
What surprised me was the fact that docker desktop rendered the page by factor 38 slower than a non docker environment. OK, to be fair I'm not running docker on a server CPU nor having storage access times that the server propably has, the server is not as bloated and abstracted as the docker engine is and of course I will continue using docker for developing the application because it comes with a lot of behavioural sugar (is that a word?).
With this insight I decided to change the way my hoster handles this blogging engine and, for obvious reasons, I added the metric to this blog. See below this or any other page. Please keep in mind that this page's rendering speed it not only dependend on PHP rendering but is also communicating with a database.
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Discovering Phonetics and Phonology seamlessly blends theory with practice. I am confident that it will prove to be an invaluable resource for those who are curious about how English sounds function, why they do so, and what meanings they create.
Gerard O'Grady, Cardiff University, UK
The most valuable asset of Discovering Phonetics and Phonology is its focus on the relationship between spelling and sound. To put it simply: it's fantastic!
Ilka Mindt, Universität Paderborn, Germany
This is a uniquely accessible introduction to both phonetics and phonology. It makes the subject approachable by activating connections with students' everyday lives and using jargon-free explanations. Many students have been waiting for a book like this.
Yuni Kim, University of Essex, UK
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EPINEC is a Technology Consulting Company offering solutions across business verticals since 2013. We help Businesses leverage on Modern Technologies to reach their full potential. Our business services include Microsoft Cloud Solutions, IT Advisory services, Business Continuity, Infrastructure Deployment and Cybersecurity. Security is top of mind for most of our customers, with the help of our technical partner, Qualys, Breach Secure Now and Palo Alto Networks we are offering our customer next generation Cybersecurity Services so they can secure their digital way of life.
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EPINEC CEO, Obi Ibeto wins Microsoft Cloudpreneur of the year 2015.
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- EPINEC selected by Africa House United Kingdom as commercial partner of the year.
EPINEC expands into the United Kingdom (EPINEC LIMITED).
EPINEC opens third subsidiary in the United States. (EPINEC LLC).
EPINEC authorized to sell and provide Microsoft Cloud Solutions in the United Kingdom and United States.
EPINEC signs strategic partnership with INGRAM MICRO UK to provide Cybersecurity and Cloud services to corporate organizations in the United Kingdom.
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EPINEC NIGERIA accepted into Google Hustle Academy 2022.
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EPINEC is a leading Microsoft Partner of Choice specializing in consultancy and development of turnkey IT solutions. With offices in Nigeria, United Kingdom, and the USA, EPINEC provides transformed enterprise-wide solutions across the Microsoft Cloud Stack including Dynamics 365, Microsoft 365, Azure & AI.
As a Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) with expertise across all 3 Microsoft Clouds – Azure, Dynamics 365, and Microsoft 365, we craft solutions to help improve customer experience, increase agility, improve operational efficiency, and accelerate the digital transformation journey with AI and cognitive services for businesses and government institutions globally.
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Matt Redman - 10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord) (Official Music Video)
What Does It Mean for a Christian to "Will and Work for [God's] Good Pleasure"? (Philippians 2:13)
Why Does Jesus Wash His Disciples Feet in John 13?
Job 38:34 (King James Version)Canst thou lift up thy voice to the clouds, that abundance of waters may cover thee?
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On Home windows 8 or Windows 8 Professional, whenever you insert a CD disc to the optical driver, you will discover audio tacks are in the extension ofcda with a name in the format Track##.cda. After that, it's worthwhile to click the Document” button to start out recording voice easily, then begin taking part in your CDA file. The Music Recorder will document the audio monitor of the CDA file after which save as MP3 format. The whole course of would only take several minutes. CDA files are files created by the computer's CD drivers which level to the placement of a observe. MP3 is a file type which uses compression to avoid wasting house. To transform CDA file to MP3 first make house to your recordsdata. You require a folder for the music to go into in addition to sufficient house to retailer all of the music you wish cda to mp3 to copy through the method of 'ripping.' Choose a software program program similar to Home windows Media Player. Double-verify your setting. You will want to look for settings to let you specify the place you want to save the recordsdata and in what format. Finally copy the recordsdata. Right here chances are you'll have to click on the Rip” button to start changing CDA to MP3 information simply. After the conversion course of is completed, you might cda to mp3 discover the converted recordsdata within the Music Library folder by default. You too can click on "Convert CD" tab and cargo CDA files from your Audio CD. Fun reality - the CDA information you see in an audio disc are nothing greater than shortcuts to the tracks on an audio disc. CD rippers convert the uncooked digital data on music CDs into recordsdata a computer can read. They do not have to worry about copyright protection as most music CDs are usually not copy protected. do have merchandise which value us some bucks so if you are in search of free converter be careful in what you're clicking. Anyway audio conversion is available totally free. This doc, titled " Convert CDA to MP3 utilizing iTunes ," is offered beneath the Inventive Commons license. Any copy, reuse, or modification of the content material needs to be sufficiently credited to CCM ( ).
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Kick-Starting My Development Career at Appstellar
I believe one’s first job might be the very most important one. You’re excited to start a new chapter in your life; you’re filled with passion, ambition, and desire to learn new things. You ask about many things and you observe everything, trying to grasp every little bit of information you can gather.
This experience can either be terrific or terrible; I was lucky enough that it was terrific for me, or shall I say ✨stellar✨.
Right after I finished my studies in Electrical and Computer Engineering, I couldn’t wait to finally start applying in real life everything that I had learned from my education. And just like this, my job-hunting journey began.
As I was checking different IT companies in Kosovo, I came across this small (at that time, because now we have grown to ±30 employees) cloud and DevOps company called Appstellar. I don’t know why, but I had a great feeling about this one. I knew that I had to send my CV and hoped for an interview invitation email.
3 months passed, and finally, a notification popped up on my phone. My pupils dilated and my heart started racing faster.
I just got an email from them!
I always imagined I would start my career as a Frontend or a Backend Developer, but Appstellar had something else in mind for me. They had an urgent opening for Quality Assurance Engineer, so they asked me if I was interested in being interviewed for a QA internship position.
I just couldn’t say ‘no’ to that, so, I accepted and a few days later got an email with the great news that I got the job!
Being a QA Engineer at Appstellar
The day came. It was October 20th when I started working at Appstellar, a day I will never forget. I was feeling a tad bit nervous, but by the end of the day, that feeling was gone. I was blown away by how professional, friendly, and helpful everyone was.
And just like every other beginning, this one was challenging as well, but I was okay with that because, to me, challenges mean opportunities to learn and grow. I was so motivated by the environment that there were even days that I would work after hours (without being asked to) because I wanted to use all that curiosity as fuel to push me to expand my knowledge.
My managers at Appstellar never put on my plate more than I could handle. They gave me the chance to take my time and get independent at my own pace – and for that, I am forever grateful. Not long after, I was able to perform complicated tasks on my own.
I feel like this job really changed me. It made me detail-oriented and taught me how to think and see things from different perspectives. In a way, it prepared me for the next challenge that Appstellar had in store for me.
My Career Shift to Backend Development
After 5 months of hard work and dedication as a QA Engineer, knowing my wish to shift to development, the management offered me a Backend position. Finally, it happened and I cannot begin to tell you how excited I was to start!
I was surprised to see how much my experience as a QA Engineer would help me on my journey as a Backend Developer, especially for user experience. Now, as I’m coding, I try to think of every detail and put myself in users’ shoes, so I can find the best solutions to make things easier for them.
If you get a QA opportunity even though it’s not what you initially thought like me, I highly recommend taking it, because, speaking from experience, it really helps you learn coding better, think as a user, and write test cases.
I am happy to look back and see my journey and feel proud of how far I’ve come. First, I was a QA intern, and now I am the one who’s mentoring the new QA intern.
But I don’t plan to stop here. My plans for the future are to finish as many trainings as I can and learn about the latest trends and the best solutions. To start this off I plan on finishing the DevOps training mentored by our CTO, Tali, and then getting certified as an AWS Certified Developer.
My goal was to become a Full Stack Developer which I have recently achieved (this is a story for another time) and now I'm focusing on giving back to the company what they have given me.
Before shifting to development, Majlinda started at Appstellar as a Quality Assurance Engineer. Her QA experience has enabled Majlinda to have a keen eye for detail which she applies to every project she puts her hands on.
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Just a small issue that made me a do a double-take and question my install steps.
When installing the tentacle for version 2.6, after the final configuration option and the [Install] button is clicked, you get a message saying that the Octopus Server will be ready soon.
I didn’t get a screen shot of it happening, so I’ve gone to your help video and screen-shotted (screen-shat?) from there.
Please fix at your leisure, since now I have it installed, I just deploy from my VM template.
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http://timothyspear.com/aperture-export-scripts/
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Here are two scripts I developed to export my photo library from Aperture. One exports jpeg images using a predefined setting, the second exports everything as masters.
Feel free to modify, and change. All the usual disclaimers apply. No warranty, as is… blah blah.
Oh for license, there is none. Do with it as you please.
Note: the paths and root folder for the images are hard coded and will need to be changed.
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http://www.dbforums.com/showthread.php?997062-Break-up-varying-data-strings
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Hello! Thank you in advance if you read this, or know how to do this...
I have a table that I have imported to Excel from a web database, but I need to break up a string of data, that could have zero to ten first and last names I want to get out of that cell... the only consistent way to know the breaks between names is a single "|" character spaced between names... for example:
John Smith | Jane Smith (2 names)
John Smith | Jane Smith | Joe Smith (3 names.... ad inifinitum)
Is there an easy way to program that break? There are also corresponding Business titles with that... but once I get set, I could figure that out...
I could do it manually, but I would like to see if there is a way to get it out first... THANK YOU!!!!
I do this kind of thing everyday as the database we use churns out comma delimited files(which excel doesn't recognise as csv's). This wizard also comes up when you try to open a text file which excel doesn't recognise.
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Purgecss wrapper for Laravel Mix
Purgecss doesn't require too much work to set up, but there's some boilerplate involved. This package adds a
purgeCss method to Laravel Mix, which installs Purgecss for you with a set of sensible defaults. Zero configuration for your average Laravel project!
let mix = ;;// ...mix;
The Purgecss config is inspired by Jonathan Reinink's config for Tailwind CSS.
Before you get started, make sure you're using
laravel-mix version 2.1 or higher.
For version 2.0.* of
laravel-mixplease use version 1.* of this wrapper. This wrapper is not compatible with
You can install the package with yarn or npm:
yarn add laravel-mix-purgecss
npm install laravel-mix-purgecss
Then install the extension by requiring the module in your Mix configuration.
let mix = ;;// ...
Purgecss can then be enabled by calling
.purgeCss() in your Mix chain.
Custom options can be passed when calling Purgecss if necessary.
The default configuration should be good enough for an average Laravel project. In short, all html, js, php & vue files in the app and resources folders will be scanned for selectors. Purgecss is only enabled in production.
||Determines whether css should be purged or not|
||Array||Matches all php files in
||Determines which files should be scanned for selectors|
||Array||resources||Determines which folders should be scanned for selectors|
||Array||html, js, jsx, ts, tsx, php, vue||Determines which file types should be scanned for selectors. If you override
||Regex pattern used to match classes found in the given files.|
Example custom configuration
let mix = ;;mix;
Your custom globs are merged with the default globs. If you need to fully replace the globs, use the underlying
paths option instead.
let mix = ;const glob = ;;mix;
Usage outside of Laravel
Using Laravel Mix outside of a Laravel project? We've got you covered! Everything still works, but you might want to update the folders that are being scanned for selectors.
Laravel stores views and other assets in the
resources folder, so that's where we assume you're keeping things. If you're in a different environment, like Jigsaw, you'll need to update the
Please see CHANGELOG for more information what has changed recently.
Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.
If you discover any security related issues, please email firstname.lastname@example.org instead of using the issue tracker.
You're free to use this package, but if it makes it to your production environment we highly appreciate you sending us a postcard from your hometown, mentioning which of our package(s) you are using.
Our address is: Spatie, Samberstraat 69D, 2060 Antwerp, Belgium.
We publish all received postcards on our company website.
Spatie is a webdesign agency based in Antwerp, Belgium. You'll find an overview of all our open source projects on our website.
Does your business depend on our contributions? Reach out and support us on Patreon. All pledges will be dedicated to allocating workforce on maintenance and new awesome stuff.
The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.
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I am Razvan Burz, and I'm a web, software, and game developer, podcaster, and blogger in Cluj-Napoca, Romania.
I've been working for various clients, through my agency and personal brand, since 2009, after switching from a computer shop where I was involved in building, configuring, and diagnosing computers.
I mainly use Apple computers, iOS/iPadOS devices, and almost all Apple products, because I love their ecosystem, thus the integration between devices. Sometimes, however, I have to run Windows and Linux, both good operating systems, which help me do my job (mainly when I need to build some specific application that should run only on one of those).
I love coffee, which is my fuel and, as my friends like to joke, I turn all this coffee into code.
I like to podcast, thus I have a Romanian podcast, Burzcast, which I produce and host, where I talk to guests about technology and business. You may subscribe to the podcast using the RSS feed, on Apple Podcasts or on Spotify.
Besides Burzcast I also co-host a podcast, micON, on technology, with Adrian Boioglu.
Should you want to talk to me, find me on Twitter, on LinkedIn or drop me a line in an email.
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Bing Product Ads (Bing Shopping)
- How do I set up a feed for Bing Product Ads (Bing Shopping)?
- Bing Product Categories - What are they and how do I set them?
- Checking the status of a Bing Shopping data feed
- Bing Shopping FTP Error "User cannot log in" or "Password required"
- What are the advantages of Bing Shopping?
- What are the links for Bing Shopping?
- Difference between Bing Rich Captions and Product Listing Ads
- How to give another user access to your Bing Ads account
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[R-sig-ME] lme/lmer for drug effects on blood pressure
David.Duffy at qimr.edu.au
Fri May 22 08:12:57 CEST 2009
On Fri, 22 May 2009, Matthew Albrecht wrote:
> Thanks Andrew, much appreciated.
> Andrew Dolman wrote:
>> Hi Matthew,
>> You haven't had any other replies so I'll just note that
>> lmer(pressure~drug*poly(timep,2)+(1|ID), data=drugdat)
>> looks OK to me.
If the random effects are not too complicated and you are interested in
the effects of timep, you might like to compare results using the
SemiPar and mgcv packages -- both can fit GAMMs and the like (and make
pretty graphics ;))
Cheers, David Duffy.
More information about the R-sig-mixed-models
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A few things happened last month:
- The google phone, Nexus One was rooted and it has a bcm4329 chipset and it looks promising.
- Airodump-ng (in svn trunk) now has interactive mode: you can control it with keys. You can find the documentation in the wiki.
- A really small (only 10MB) distribution based on MicroCore Linux, console only.
- I'm sure you saw it, Backtrack 4 was released a few weeks ago.
- OSX Compiling (Ticket 687) should be fixed now (svn trunk revision 1657).
- New version of Beini: 1.0 RC5.2
- The developement of the GUI in C# (Mono) is quite active.
Last but not least, aircrack-ng will be 4 years old by the end of february :)
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https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/34387/A-Fast-Version-of-Conway-s-Game-of-Life-with-Threa?msg=2996931
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This article is about a fast Conway's Game of Life version using MFC, thread and DirectX together with a visual demo for sorting algorithms. It is also a visual demo for "Bubble" and "Quick Sort" algorithms.
Conway's Game of Life
The Game of Life, also known simply as Life, is a cellular automaton devised by the British mathematician John Horton Conway in 1970. It is the best-known example of a cellular automaton.The "game" really isn't a game at all. Conway's system is more like a life simulation, meaning that its evolution is determined by its initial state, requiring no further input from human players. Usually one interacts with the Game of Life by creating an initial configuration and observing how it evolves, but with this application you can interfere with the evolvement by adding or removing neighbour cells with the mouse click.
Rules of Conway's Game of Life
"The universe of the Game of Life is an infinite two-dimensional orthogonal grid of square cells, each of which is in one of two possible states, live or dead. Every cell interacts with its eight neighbours, which are the cells that are directly horizontally, vertically, or diagonally adjacent. At each step in time, the following transitions occur:
- Any live cell with fewer than two live neighbours dies, as if by needs caused by underpopulation.
- Any live cell with more than three live neighbours dies, as if by overcrowding.
- Any live cell with two or three live neighbours lives, unchanged, to the next generation.
- Any dead cell with exactly three live neighbours becomes a live cell.
The initial pattern constitutes the 'seed' of the system. The first generation is created by applying the above rules simultaneously to every cell in the seed — births and deaths happen simultaneously, and the discrete moment at which this happens is sometimes called a tick. (In other words, each generation is a pure function of the one before.) The rules continue to be applied repeatedly to create further generations."
I built this project to test the algorithm of Conway's Game of Life with DirectX Draw and I found that it is very interesting.
Using the Application
Using the Toolbar
- Create a document - To create a new MDI view of Conway's Game of Life or Sorting
- Open an existing document - To open an existing document of Conway's Game of Life (*.lif) or Sorting (*.sor)
- Save a document - To save an MDI frame of Conway's Game of Life (*.lif) or Sorting (*.sor)
- Open a document of Conway's Game of Life
- Open a document of Sorting
- Randomly initialize a pattern of the Conway's Game of Life
- Start the calculation on the current active MDI frame
- Stop the calculation
- Clear all cells in the active view and stop the calculation
- A toggle switch to show grid or hide grid
- Slow down - To slow down the creation of further generations of Conway's Game of Life
- Speed up - To speed up the creation of further generations of Conway's Game of Life
- Color Setting - To set the color of cells in Conway's Game of Life or Sorting Bars
Using the Mouse
- Mouse Left Click to add a new cell or remove a cell. It is useful to create an initial pattern manually or to change a stable pattern to be active by adding new neighbour cells. In addition, you can interfere with the evolvement by adding or removing neighbour cells with the mouse click. The initial pattern created by the user can be saved and loaded by "Save a document"/"Open a document".
- To add/remove cells in a row by moving the mouse cursor with left button down. You can create any initial pattern you want easily.
- Right click to "Quick Sort" in Sorting view.
In the Code
Create an independent thread to implement the algorithm of Conways' Game of Life or Sorting:
hThread = (HANDLE)_beginthreadex(NULL, 0, thread_proc, this, CREATE_SUSPENDED,
unsigned int __stdcall CSortAndLifeView::thread_proc(void* pv)
CSortAndLifeView *this_ = reinterpret_cast<CSortAndLifeView*>(pv);
if(this_->m_bDocumentType == DOCTYPE_LIFE)
else if(this_->m_bDocumentType == DOCTYPE_BUBBLESORT)
else if(this_->m_bDocumentType == DOCTYPE_QUICKSORT)
_endthreadex( 0 );
CFomView class to implement DirectX drawing:
void CSortAndLifeView::OnDraw(CDC* pDC)
CSortAndLifeDoc* pDoc = GetDocument();
if(m_bDocumentType == 0)
The cell size of the Conway's Game of Life can be changed by setting the grid number in StdAfx.h.
const int CONST_INT_GRIDNUMBER = 50;
Points of Interest
With threads and distributed grid calculation, the application makes a fast Conway's Game of Life.
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10-30-2007, 06:24 PM
If you read my other thread (Please help! I think I killed my iMac!
) you'll see I had some issues trying to set up Bootcamp. Somehow, my whole HD got wiped when I was formatting my Windows partition.
Thanks to the help from this forum, I was able to reformat and reinstall Leopard to get my iMac up and running. Once I got Leopard going, I decided to see just how good Time Machine really was.
I had setup Time Machine after I first got Leopard installed on Saturday morning. I have to say I was impressed at how easy it was to get it started. After my HD was wiped, or what I'll refer to as, the "incident", and I got Leopard running again, it asks if you want to copy files over from an external disk or restore from Time Machine. So I selected the restore option and chose the latest backup.
After all the files copied over, in I went, and low and behold, everything is there! And I mean everything (that I can tell anyway)! All applications, documents, settings...everything. You can't even tell I just reformatted the disk.
I have to say, as a relatively new switcher, this just reinforces my belief that getting a Mac was the right thing to do. The whole experience (minus the "incident") has been great.
I also wanted to say thanks to everyone here who helped me keep my whits while I got things back together. Your help is much appreciated.
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Hi, I’m looking at purchasing an adu5 for my formula Vee, as we don’t have an ECU how can I get the RPM signal? My current dash runs off the negative of the ignition coil and through an RPM filter (a product made by AIM) can I do something similar to this?
I think you could use pickup like this: MSD 8918 MSD Tach Signal GMR Pickup
Edit: you said you already have one. So you just connect that similar like your current Dash. Something like this:
Great, thanks for your help
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https://armorydatamine.wordpress.com/tag/patch/
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October 20, 2008
… can be found here.
It will be a little while before I do another armoury scan; I want to wait for the data to settle down a bit first. Sorry! But there is a site that is doing some early amoury scanning for the new talent builds – which is exactly what you need now. I’ve linked to it in ‘Other Data Miners’ to your right or just click on the link in this post.
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https://raycee12.blogspot.com/2014/11/guilty-text-message.html
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A man received the following text from his neighbour:
"I am so sorry Bob. I've been riddled with guilt and I have to
confess. I have been helping myself to your wife, day and night whenever you're not
around. I do not get it at home, but that's no excuse.
I can no longer live with the guilt and I hope you will
accept my sincerest apology with my promise that it won't ever happen again".
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https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=6704148
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I know someone who just applied for the minimum maintenance because it wasn't worth the hassle of getting their parents to fill out their part for an additional £50 or something. So they didn't have to put any of their parents details in.
If you applied for anything that required means testing, you should have been asked to provide contact details for your parents. Your parents make their own accounts and provide their income info themselves.
Overwise, are you over 25, and independent student etc, so SFE means tests based on your income rather than your parents?
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https://math.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/27344/starting-a-bounty-on-another-users-question
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Stack Exchange network consists of 183 Q&A communities including Stack Overflow, the largest, most trusted online community for developers to learn, share their knowledge, and build their careers.
Q&A for work
Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search.
Can I start a bounty on another user's question who has accepted the answer but it doesn't answer my doubts and the question has become inactive?
Sure, I do it all the time. Just make sure you leave a comment explaining what you want from the new answers.
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https://www.ilovefreesoftware.com/24/seo/webpage-speed-tester-to-show-load-time-of-each-element-on-webpage.html
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Webpagetest.org is a free online web page speed tester to show load time of each element on webpage. Here this website is intended to deeply analyze a given webpage and show a detailed graph. It creates waterfall of the input webpage and shows you which resource takes how much time to load. You can see load time of each asset in milliseconds and analyze the report. It sketches detailed graph for you to analyze load time along with the website screenshot. You can specify a different location to test a webpage and even choose a different user agent to test the page.
Load time plays an important role in search rankings these days. For some reason, if your website is loading slowly then you should investigate it immediately. Even though there are some website load time tester but they don’t make a detailed report as ‘Webpagetest.org’ makes. This website is for pro technical SEO professionals to inspect various resources on the page to analyze overall speed. Apart from load time checker, there is an option to see webpage performance and overall content breakdown.
Using this Webpage Speed Tester to Show Load Time of Each Element:
Using this website to test webpage load time is very simple. You don’t even need an account to get started. However, if there is a heavy load on the website servers then it can add you in the waiting queue.
So, just go to the homepage of this tool and then you can simply add the URL of the webpage you want to test. Next, simply choose a user agent and even specify a location.
Submit the URL and then let it analyze that. After that, you can simply see the waterfall that it crates from the webpage. You can see all the resources on your webpage and their corresponding load time. It even creates the graph of the load time based on the web page resources and you can analyze that. On the same page when you scroll down, you can use the connection view and see details like DNS lookup, SSL negotiation, and initial connection stats, etc.
Similarly, you can explore other sections in the report it creates and see which components can be improved. With this, you can even find out irrelevant scripts and external sources that can be removed or minimized. Another nice tool there is to do image analysis. With that, you can see if images on the webpage are optimized. The image analyzer also shows the scope of image compression in the JPG/PNG image used on the page.
If you are looking for a web page speed auditor from the SEO point of view then the tool here is very good. You can easily get started with it and then you simply inspect load time of each and every resource used on the webpage. Other features like website screenshot and connection analyzer are amazing as well. If you are looking for advanced tool to test webpage speed then this is one of the best free option you have.
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Odoo (OpenERP) 8 Point of Sale – Assign unique serial number
Assign unique serial number when we receive product during purchase process and when we sale from POS, at that time also use the same serial number which we have assigned during receiving.
This is the main feature in this module that we have created in Odoo v8.
In below screen, we can see that we have marked Incoming, Outgoing tracking using serial number. So now whenever we sale or receive using warehouse module, at that time serial number is compulsory otherwise we can not deliver or receive this particular product.
Following screen is normal purchase order screen in which we are taking one product for example and we are purchasing some quantities.
This is incoming shipment form screen from where now we will click on “Transfer” button and lets see next process.
“Transfer” button will open popup with all products splitted by one quantity.
Now we can assign serial number to each different quanaities of particular products.
Here is the list of Serial Numbers with products.
Now its turn for sales. We are salling products from POS Frontend and we are checking that if Outgoing track is required than serial number is required to enter here.
Once we add product with serial number then we can see serial number in product list also.
Same serial number we can see in POS Receipt also.
We have added field for Serial Number in POS Backorder too.
And the order will be delivered successfully with serial number.
Now if we assign same serial number again for the same product which we already sold then POS will raise an error and will not allow us to do the process as displayed in below screen.
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View Full Version : [ubuntu] [SOLVED] How do I install a Netgear WG311 version 3 PCI adapter?
November 3rd, 2008, 07:39 AM
I've just installed Ibex on an eMachine for my sister. She went out and bought a Netgear WG311 v.3 wireless adapter. The Hardware Drivers applet doesn't show any drivers available for easy install. I've got ndiswrapper installed, but I can't find an inf file on the driver CD that came with the card that can be used to install it.
November 3rd, 2008, 05:59 PM
I got it working, thanks to the driver download link found in the community docs, here:
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5 minute read.Last Modified 2023-11-20 14:28 EST
File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is a communication protocol. It transfers data across a computer network. Configure FTP service settings on TrueNAS using the FTP services screen.
After making changes to settings click SAVE to confirm and save your changes.
Click ADVANCED OPTIONS to display advanced settings options. Click BASIC OPTIONS to return to the basic settings options.
Click CANCEL to exit without saving.
|Port||Enter the port the FTP service listens on.|
|Clients||Enter the maximum number of simultaneous clients.|
|Connections||Enter the maximum number of connections per IP address. 0 is unlimited.|
|Login Attempts||Enter the greatest number of attempts client permitted before disconnect. Increase if users are prone to misspellings or typos.|
|Timeout||Enter the maximum client idle time in seconds before disconnect. Default value is 600 seconds.|
|Certificate||Select from the dropdown list the SSL certificate to use for TLS FTP connections. Currently listed as freenas_default. To create a certificate, go to System > Certificates.|
Click Advanced Options if you need to customize your FTP service. Advanced Options are more detailed than the Basic Options settings.
|Always Chroot||Select to only allow users access their home directory if they are in the wheel group. This option increases security risk.|
|Allow Root Login||Select to allow root logins. Selecting this option increases security risk. Not recommended.|
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The star Antares, also known as Alpha Scorpii (α Scorpii or α Sco), is a class M red supergiant belonging to the Scorpius constellation. Its name derives from the ancient Greek words "Ant-Ares" meaning the "rival of Mars". Since it lies in the ecliptic - the path the Sun, the Moon and the planets trace on the celestial sphere - it could be easily mistaken for Mars due to its color and size resemblance to the red planet.
Despite its relatively small mass, the size of this supergiant is enormous, and the average density is considerably low. Another characteristic is that it pulsates irregularly causing its apparent magnitude to vary considerably over the years (variable star). Regarding its luminosity, it is classified as either the 15th or 16th brightest star in the sky. This actually depends on whether we regard the two brighter stars in the Capella quadruple system as one or not. It is 10,000 times brighter than our Sun in the visual spectrum, however since most of its energy is radiated in the infrared, its bolometric luminosity is almost 65,000 times that of the Sun.
Surface temperature: ~ 3,500°K
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Ten capacity projects with slicer selectable years to add capacity to baseline capacity.
I have a table of capacity by year for ten years:
and a table with several projects and the resulting capacity that they add:
I also made an individual table for every project that contains all the possible year choices and None:
I need a visualization that lets you select a year via a slicer for each project (or None). The capacity addition for that project then gets added to the capacity for that year and all years after that. For example, if 2021 is select for Project 1 then the capacity table would look something like this:
I was able to create a measure that becomes the selected year fairly easily, but the problem I'm having is that you cannot use measures in Calcualted Columns because the aren't dynamic. So this doesn't work.:
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I have a WRT3200 ACM with David LEDE snapshot. Everything works fine. But Wireguard is not really up to date on his repository (20171221 and the last version is 20180202).
I have seen than there are the latest version on git.openwrt.org. I want to know how I can download it and installed in my router ?
I search for the OpenWRT repo but I didn't find them.
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On October 19, 2015, CMS issued a memorandum announcing the release of the 2015/2016 Program Audit Protocols. Since the release of the protocols, we have received questions from industry requesting clarification on certain items in the protocols, largely in the various record layouts. Record layouts detail all of the data CMS requests in advance of a program audit, and it is from this data that we pull our samples to perform the audit.
Based on feedback from the industry, we created an addendum to the protocols (attached to this memo) that offers clarification on the fields causing confusion, and should be used in conjunction with the CY 2016 audit protocols. It does not change any of the data we are requesting, it simply provides clarification to certain fields that continue to cause confusion. The addendum has a table for each protocol, and indicates which page or record layout field is affected, what the initial language was that caused confusion, an explanation of the change, and the updated language sponsors should utilize when preparing for audit.
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Represents the class that is used to create special HttpRequestMessage for use with the Real-Time-Communications (RTC) background notification infrastructure.
public static class RtcRequestFactory
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Awesome information. I always had hoped that there was a better explanation than eternal torment. Also, it is nice to know that we will rejoice when the wicked are destroyed, because then they will no longer have to suffer in hell. Thanks for your research. Blessings ach sheli (my brother – hebrew).
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/los’*j/ The result of a bug or malfunction. This is a mass or collective noun. “What a loss!” and “What lossage!” are nearly synonymous. The former is slightly more particular to the speaker’s present circumstances; the latter implies a continuing lose of which the speaker is currently a victim. Thus (for example) a temporary hardware failure is a loss, but bugs in an important tool (like a compiler) are serious lossage.
[laws, los] /lɔs, lɒs/ noun 1. detriment, disadvantage, or deprivation from failure to keep, have, or get: to bear the loss of a robbery. 2. something that is lost: The painting was the greatest loss from the robbery. 3. an amount or number lost: The loss of life increased each day. 4. the state of […]
noun 1. (in decision theory) a function that expresses the loss incurred when a decision is made in terms of various factors.
noun 1. a popular article that is sold at a very low price or at a loss for the purpose of attracting customers to a retail store. Compare (def 4). noun 1. an article offered below cost in the hope that customers attracted by it will buy other goods
/ˈlɒslɪs/ adjective 1. (of a dielectric material, transmission line, etc) designed to have no attenuation Compare lossy algorithm, compression A term describing a data compression algorithm which retains all the information in the data, allowing it to be recovered perfectly by decompression. Unix compress and GNU gzip perform lossless compression. Opposite: lossy. (1995-03-29)
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When copying from Grapher to another program, the default is to use the embedded Grapher format for the paste. This allows you to double-click on the graph in the other program and make edits in Grapher. Many programs convert the pasted graph into a metafile (WMF or EMF). Depending on many factors, the image may not appear crisp in the other program. There are several things you can do to improve this.
- Upgrade to Grapher 13. Grapher 13 dramatically improved the resolution when copy/pasting to a metafile format.
- Copy the graph from Grapher, as normal. When pasting, select the program's Paste Special option. Paste as an Image or Device Independent Bitmap.
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Learn more about 失控
|Pinyin||Yale||Jyutping||English Definition for Chinese Text|
|sat1 hung3||sat1 hung3||to go out of control|
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|sat1||sat1||to lose / to miss / to fail|
|hung3||hung3||to control / to accuse / to charge / to sue / to invert a container to empty it / (suffix) (slang) buff / enthusiast / devotee / -phile or -philia|
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How Much is a Colt Python Curently Worth?
A Colt Python is more than just a firearm—it's a piece of craftsmanship and history. There are three generations of Colt Python. The first generation 1955-1969 is most desirable and valuable for collectors and gun enthusiasts.
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Current Market Value of a Colt Python
While prices can vary, a typical Colt Python is worth around $1750, but the price range generally falls between $1400 on the low end to as high as $2000. Preserving the Colt Python in its original condition can significantly increase its value.
Factors That Influence The Value of a Colt Python
The Colt Python holds more than just its firearm status—it's a testament to history's significance. As we examine the factors molding its charm, you'll uncover not only its market worth intricacies but also develop an appreciation for its role as a cherished historical relic for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
The condition of a Colt Python is a fundamental factor that significantly impacts its value. Ranging from brand-new to heavily used, different levels of wear and tear can drastically alter the worth of the firearm.
New or Mint Condition
A Colt Python in new or mint condition stands as a pristine artifact, untouched by extensive use or wear. With an unblemished finish and flawless mechanics, it commands the highest value, appealing to collectors who seek a glimpse into the firearm's original splendor.
An excellent-condition Colt Python showcases minimal wear, often limited to slight handling marks, preserving its original elegance. This state maintains a significant value, emphasizing its well-maintained status.
Very Good Condition
In very good condition, a Colt Python may exhibit slightly more wear, including minor scratches or signs of finish wear. Despite these marks of use, the firearm remains mechanically reliable and retains its intrinsic appeal.
A Colt Python in good condition displays moderate wear, which might encompass minor scratches, dings, or subtle finish wear. Despite these marks acquired through use, the firearm retains its functional integrity.
Firearms in fair condition exhibit noticeable wear, including scratches, worn finishes, and signs of use. While their value may diminish, they retain historical significance.
Colt Pythons in this condition display significant wear, damage, or alterations. These firearms often lack broad collector appeal due to their compromised state. However, they still possess some value as potential sources of parts for restoration of other firearms.
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Generations/Year of Production
The Colt Python's value is intricately woven with the attributes of its different generations and years of production. Each era brings its own unique characteristics and historical context, influencing how collectors and enthusiasts perceive its worth.
First Generation (1955 - 1966)
The inaugural years of the Colt Python's production marked the genesis of a legend. Introduced in 1955, the First Generation Colt Python stands as an embodiment of meticulous craftsmanship and engineering finesse. With its sleek lines, elegant design, and superior accuracy, it quickly garnered a reputation for being a premium choice among firearms enthusiasts and professionals alike. Crafted in a time when hand-fitting was the norm, each Python of this era was a testament to the artistry of gunsmithing. The attention to detail in the First Generation models, coupled with their exceptional performance, established a foundation for the Colt Python's esteemed legacy. The rarity and historical significance of First Generation Colt Pythons contribute to their notable impact on the market value, often commanding a premium due to their iconic status and the era they represent.
Second Generation (1976 - 1981)
The Second Generation of the Colt Python, which emerged in the mid-1970s, brought with it a continuation of the Python's legacy while also adapting to the changing landscape of firearm manufacturing. This era saw a shift towards more modern production methods, reflecting the evolving industry standards. While some purists may have lamented the departure from the hand-fitting craftsmanship of the First Generation, the Second Generation Pythons were by no means lacking in quality or performance. They retained the Python's reputation for accuracy and reliability, albeit with some variations attributed to the transition in manufacturing techniques. Collectors and enthusiasts often appreciate Second Generation Colt Pythons for their blend of classic Python design and contemporary manufacturing, offering a bridge between tradition and progress. When assessing market value, Second Generation Pythons typically hold their own, with factors such as condition, rarity, and historical significance influencing their prices.
Third Generation (1993 - 1996)
The revival of the Colt Python in the early 1990s with the Third Generation was met with both anticipation and scrutiny. This era witnessed Colt's efforts to reintroduce the Python to a new generation of firearm enthusiasts while adapting to contemporary manufacturing standards. The Third Generation Pythons retained the iconic appearance and core attributes of the Python lineage, but their production process underwent further changes to align with modern efficiency. Despite Colt's intentions, some critics and collectors noted that the newer manufacturing techniques could result in subtle deviations from the revered qualities of earlier generations. Nonetheless, the Third Generation Colt Pythons served as a gateway for individuals eager to experience the Python's legendary performance. In the market, Third Generation Pythons can vary widely in terms of value due to factors such as rarity, condition, and the ongoing debate surrounding their comparison to the earlier generations.
Re-Introduced Python (2020 - Present)
The Colt Python experienced a resurrection in the modern era with its re-introduction in 2020, catering to a market that both cherished its legacy and demanded contemporary firearm features. This revival marked Colt's return to producing the Python after a hiatus, and it sought to blend the timeless design elements with advancements in manufacturing technology. The Re-Introduced Python retains the aesthetics and precision that made its predecessors legendary, while also incorporating updates such as enhanced ergonomics, improved sights, and refined trigger mechanisms. This iteration was designed to appeal to both dedicated collectors and new enthusiasts seeking a taste of the Python's heritage. The market's response to the Re-Introduced Python has been notable, with the initial excitement and demand reflecting the enduring fascination with this iconic revolver. As time progresses, its value trajectory will likely be influenced by factors such as production volume, collector interest, and its overall contribution to the Colt Python's storied lineage.
Among the Colt Python family, a diverse array of models unveils distinctive traits that wield significant influence over their respective values.
The Colt Python Standard Model stands as the quintessential embodiment of the Python's elegance and precision. With its distinctive vented rib barrel, full underlug, and polished royal blue finish, this variant captures the essence of a classic revolver design. The Python Standard Model was celebrated for its exceptional accuracy, smooth trigger pull, and finely tuned action. Whether in the hands of law enforcement professionals, target shooters, or collectors, this model left an indelible mark on the world of firearms. The hand-fitted craftsmanship and meticulous attention to detail ensured a level of quality that set the Python apart. In the market, the Colt Python Standard Model often occupies a place of prominence due to its iconic status and the recognition of its historical significance, which can influence its market value.
The Colt Python Target variant stands as a testament to the Python's adaptability to precision shooting. Recognized for its extended barrel length, typically ranging from 8 to 8.375 inches, the Python Target was purpose-built for accuracy-driven tasks such as competitive shooting and target practice. The longer sight radius provided by the extended barrel, coupled with the Python's inherently smooth trigger action, facilitated remarkable shot placement. The Python Target's adjustable rear sight and ramp-style front sight allowed shooters to fine-tune their aiming for optimal performance. This model found favor among competitive shooters, firearm enthusiasts, and collectors who appreciated its combination of aesthetics and functional excellence. Within the market, the Colt Python Target variant holds a distinct appeal, often commanding attention from those who seek a balance between the Python's legendary design and precision shooting capabilities.
The Colt Python Elite represents a refinement of the already esteemed Python line, catering to those who sought an even higher level of craftsmanship and performance. With subtle enhancements over its predecessors, the Python Elite boasted features such as an improved trigger design for an even smoother pull, as well as ergonomic grip options to accommodate various hand sizes and preferences. The Python Elite retained the hallmark design elements that defined the Python series, including the iconic ventilated rib barrel and full underlug. This variant embodied the fusion of classic aesthetics and modern engineering, appealing to both collectors and shooters who sought the best of both worlds. In the market, the Colt Python Elite occupies a notable position, drawing attention due to its enhanced features and the reputation it inherits from the esteemed Python lineage, which can influence its market value.
The Colt Python Hunter variant embodies the marriage of the Python's renowned craftsmanship with the demands of hunting and outdoor pursuits. Designed with the needs of hunters in mind, this model often features a longer barrel, typically around 8 inches, to maximize both accuracy and muzzle velocity. The Python Hunter may also include specialized sights for enhanced target acquisition, as well as the capability to mount optics for increased precision. The stainless steel construction of the Python Hunter offers durability in various weather conditions, making it well-suited for outdoor adventures. While staying true to the Python's elegant design, this variant caters to a practical niche in the market, appealing to hunters who value both aesthetics and performance. As a result, the Colt Python Hunter occupies a unique space, drawing interest from individuals seeking a premium revolver tailored to their hunting endeavors.
The Colt Python Combat variant is a testament to the Python's adaptability for tactical and self-defense applications. Designed with the needs of law enforcement and military personnel in mind, the Python Combat typically features practical enhancements to suit dynamic and high-stress scenarios. These modifications may include a shorter barrel length for improved maneuverability, as well as specialized grips for a secure hold under various conditions. The Python Combat variant often features a matte or satin finish for reduced glare and increased durability. While retaining the Python's core attributes of accuracy and reliability, this model caters to those who require a more functional and utilitarian approach to their firearms. In the market, the Colt Python Combat holds a distinct appeal for those seeking a blend of classic design and practical features, making it a sought-after choice for professionals and enthusiasts alike.
The Colt Python Silhouette variant stands as a testament to the Python's adaptability for competitive shooting disciplines such as silhouette shooting. With its longer barrel length and specialized sights, the Python Silhouette is finely tuned to engage distant targets with precision. The adjustable rear sights and elevated front sights are designed to facilitate accurate aiming at varying distances, making it a preferred choice among silhouette shooters who engage steel targets at multiple ranges. The Python Silhouette often features ergonomic grips to enhance control during prolonged shooting sessions. This variant's unique attributes cater to a niche community of competitive shooters who value its accuracy, balance, and performance. In the market, the Colt Python Silhouette holds appeal for those dedicated to silhouette shooting and seeking a revolver that embodies both tradition and functionality.
The Colt Python Officer's Model represents a specialized iteration of the Python tailored for concealed carry and personal defense. With a shorter barrel length and compact frame, this variant offers enhanced portability without sacrificing the Python's inherent accuracy. The Officer's Model may include features such as adjustable sights for precise aiming and ergonomic grips for improved control. Its reduced size and weight make it well-suited for everyday carry while maintaining the Python's reputation for craftsmanship and reliability. This variant is designed to meet the needs of individuals who prioritize self-defense while appreciating the timeless design of the Python. In the market, the Colt Python Officer's Model resonates with those seeking a combination of classic aesthetics and practical functionality for their concealed carry needs.
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Special editions of the Colt Python offer exclusive features, engraving, or finishes, setting them apart from standard models. These unique variants often command higher values due to their limited availability and added aesthetic appeal.
Custom Shop Edition
The Colt Python Custom Shop Edition represents the pinnacle of personalized craftsmanship and exclusivity. Handcrafted by skilled artisans in Colt's Custom Shop, these limited-run revolvers showcase a meticulous attention to detail and the highest standards of quality. The Custom Shop Edition allows enthusiasts to collaborate with master gunsmiths to create a revolver tailored to their preferences, often involving choices in materials, finishes, grips, and engraving patterns. These bespoke firearms are a testament to both Colt's legacy of craftsmanship and the customer's individual taste. As unique collector's items, the Custom Shop Edition Pythons hold a special place in the market, with their rarity, artistry, and the collaborative process influencing their market value.
I Frame Ejectorless Model
The Colt Python I Frame Ejectorless Model represents a unique and lesser-known variant within the Python lineage. This model features an ejectorless design, where spent cartridge cases are manually removed from the cylinder chambers. With this configuration, the revolver takes on a streamlined and minimalist appearance. While the I Frame Ejectorless Model may not be as well-known as some of its counterparts, it holds historical significance as an early design evolution. This particular variant serves as a testament to Colt's experimentation and innovation as it refined the Python series. In the market, the I Frame Ejectorless Model occupies a distinct niche, appealing to collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate the revolver's historical context and unconventional design.
"I" Frame Target
The Colt Python "I" Frame Target variant stands as an early example of Colt's commitment to precision shooting and accuracy-focused designs. This model, often referred to as the "I" frame due to its frame size designation, was tailored for target shooting endeavors. Equipped with an extended barrel, adjustable sights, and ergonomic grips, the "I" Frame Target was optimized for precise aiming and steady shooting. The elongated sight radius offered by the longer barrel contributed to enhanced accuracy, while the adjustable sights allowed shooters to fine-tune their point of impact. This model was favored among competitive shooters and enthusiasts who sought a revolver tailored to the demands of precision shooting disciplines. In the market, the Colt Python "I" Frame Target variant holds appeal for those who value the combination of classic design and specialized functionality for target shooting pursuits.
The Colt Python Combat Elite variant embodies the fusion of the Python's classic design with features tailored for modern tactical applications. With its extended barrel and matte finish, this model exudes a rugged aesthetic that caters to law enforcement, military, and self-defense needs. The Combat Elite variant often includes enhancements such as adjustable sights for precise aiming and a specialized grip design for improved control in dynamic scenarios. These features make it well-suited for fast and accurate target acquisition. While honoring the Python's heritage, the Combat Elite embraces functional upgrades that cater to the demands of professionals and enthusiasts alike. In the market, the Colt Python Combat Elite holds appeal for those seeking a blend of classic elegance and contemporary functionality, making it a sought-after choice for those who value both tradition and modernization.
The Colt Python Stainless Elite variant represents a contemporary interpretation of the iconic Python, blending timeless design with the durability and practicality of stainless steel construction. This model retains the Python's classic lines, enhanced with a stainless steel finish that offers increased resistance to corrosion and wear. The Stainless Elite often features ergonomic grips for improved handling and adjustable sights for precise aiming. This variant caters to those who appreciate the Python's elegance but seek a finish that can withstand the rigors of everyday use. The Stainless Elite occupies a niche within the Python lineup, appealing to those who value a balance between aesthetics and utility. In the market, the Colt Python Stainless Elite draws interest from collectors and enthusiasts who seek a Python variant that marries tradition with modern materials.
The Colt Python Ultimate Stainless variant represents a premium evolution of the Python design, combining the revered qualities of the Python series with the durability and elegance of stainless steel construction. This model stands out with its meticulously polished stainless steel finish, exuding a refined yet robust appearance. The Ultimate Stainless often incorporates ergonomic grips designed for enhanced comfort and control, contributing to its shooter-friendly design. This variant upholds the Python's legacy of accuracy, smooth trigger pull, and attention to detail while incorporating modern materials and finishes. The Ultimate Stainless variant appeals to collectors, enthusiasts, and those who seek a revolver that strikes a harmonious balance between classic aesthetics and contemporary craftsmanship. In the market, the Colt Python Ultimate Stainless draws attention due to its exclusive design and the desirability of owning a Python variant that embodies both tradition and modern sophistication.
The Colt Python Hunter Stainless variant stands as a robust and purpose-built version tailored for hunting and outdoor pursuits. Distinguished by its stainless steel construction, this model combines the Python's elegance with the durability necessary for challenging environments. With an extended barrel for improved accuracy and higher muzzle velocities, the Hunter Stainless variant is designed to excel in precision shooting scenarios. It often features specialized sights and the capability to mount optics, enabling shooters to adapt to various hunting conditions. The stainless steel finish not only enhances durability but also offers corrosion resistance, making it well-suited for outdoor adventures. The Colt Python Hunter Stainless resonates with hunters who value the Python's timeless design while requiring a revolver that can withstand the rigors of the field. In the market, this variant draws interest from those seeking a blend of classic aesthetics and rugged functionality for hunting purposes.
Enhanced I Frame
The Colt Python Enhanced I Frame variant represents a refinement and adaptation of the Python lineage to meet modern demands and preferences. With the "I" frame designation referencing its size, this model often incorporates design enhancements aimed at improving shooter comfort and usability. The Enhanced I Frame may feature ergonomic grip options to provide a secure hold and reduce perceived recoil. Additionally, the trigger mechanisms and action tuning may be fine-tuned to provide a smoother and more consistent pull. While retaining the classic Python design, this variant showcases Colt's efforts to incorporate contemporary elements that enhance the shooting experience. In the market, the Colt Python Enhanced I Frame appeals to those who seek the iconic Python's attributes with refinements that cater to modern sensibilities, making it a choice that bridges tradition and innovation.
The Colt Python Silhouette Stainless variant combines the revered Python design with features tailored to the precision demands of silhouette shooting. With its stainless steel construction, this model offers durability and resistance to the elements while retaining the Python's classic aesthetic. The Silhouette Stainless often boasts an extended barrel length and specialized sights, optimizing it for engaging distant steel targets with accuracy. The stainless steel finish contributes to both ruggedness and corrosion resistance, ideal for outdoor shooting competitions. This variant caters to silhouette shooters who require a revolver that balances elegance with functionality. In the market, the Colt Python Silhouette Stainless draws interest from those who appreciate the Python's legacy while seeking a firearm purpose-built for precision shooting disciplines.
Colt Python firearms are offered in various finishes, each contributing to its aesthetic and value:
The Blued Finish of the Colt Python is a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of firearm finishing. This classic finish involves a process of oxidizing the metal to create a deep, dark blue-black color that enhances both aesthetics and durability. The Blued Finish not only provides a striking appearance but also offers a measure of protection against rust and corrosion. It complements the Python's elegant design, accentuating the sleek lines and contours that have defined this iconic revolver for generations. The Blued Finish exemplifies Colt's commitment to both form and function, with each Python boasting a unique hue and patina that develop over time. This finish option is a cornerstone of the Python's allure, appealing to collectors, enthusiasts, and those who appreciate the timeless beauty of traditional firearm finishing techniques.
Bright Nickel Finish
The Bright Nickel Finish of the Colt Python radiates a distinct and eye-catching appearance that sets it apart from traditional blued finishes. This finish involves a process where the revolver's metal components are coated with a layer of bright nickel, resulting in a reflective and lustrous surface. The Bright Nickel Finish not only enhances the Python's aesthetic appeal but also offers enhanced corrosion resistance and durability. This finish choice accentuates the revolver's elegant design, catching and reflecting light in captivating ways. The contrast between the bright nickel and the darker components, such as the grips and sights, adds a touch of sophistication to the overall look. The Bright Nickel Finish is often favored by collectors, enthusiasts, and those who appreciate the fusion of classic design with a striking and modern finish.
Satin Nickel Finish
The Satin Nickel Finish of the Colt Python offers a distinctive take on the traditional nickel finish, providing a muted and refined appearance. Through a process of electroless nickel plating, the revolver's metal components acquire a smooth and even satin-like texture that diffuses light and reduces glare. This finish not only enhances the Python's aesthetic charm but also delivers improved resistance against corrosion and wear. The Satin Nickel Finish complements the Python's design, showcasing its elegant lines while adding a modern touch. This finish is often preferred by those who seek a balance between classic aesthetics and contemporary refinement. The subdued yet sophisticated look of the Satin Nickel Finish resonates with collectors, enthusiasts, and those who appreciate the fusion of tradition and innovation in the Python series.
Polished Stainless Steel Finish
The Polished Stainless Steel Finish of the Colt Python embodies a modern interpretation of the Python's design, with a focus on showcasing the inherent qualities of stainless steel. Through meticulous polishing, the metal components of the revolver attain a brilliant and mirror-like surface that captures and reflects light in captivating ways. This finish offers both a striking appearance and exceptional resistance to corrosion and wear. The Polished Stainless Steel Finish accentuates the Python's elegant lines, highlighting the revolver's timeless design elements while infusing it with a contemporary flair. This finish choice appeals to those who appreciate both the traditional aesthetics of the Python and the allure of modern finishes. The Polished Stainless Steel Finish is favored by collectors, enthusiasts, and those who seek a revolver that seamlessly blends classic craftsmanship with cutting-edge materials.
Matte Stainless Steel Finish
The Matte Stainless Steel Finish of the Colt Python offers a rugged and contemporary aesthetic that emphasizes durability and functionality. Achieved through bead blasting or other texturing techniques, the matte finish reduces glare and provides a non-reflective surface. This finish choice not only enhances the Python's modern appearance but also provides excellent resistance against corrosion and wear. The Matte Stainless Steel Finish complements the Python's design by offering a utilitarian yet stylish look that caters to practical applications. The subdued and low-maintenance finish is often favored by those who seek a revolver capable of withstanding the rigors of outdoor and everyday use. The Matte Stainless Steel Finish appeals to shooters who appreciate the marriage of classic design with the advantages of modern materials and finishes.
Royal Blue Finish
The Royal Blue Finish of the Colt Python represents the pinnacle of traditional firearm finishing, showcasing a deep, rich, and captivating hue. Achieved through a meticulous process of hot salt bluing, this finish infuses the metal components with a timeless elegance and a deep blue-black color. The Royal Blue Finish not only enhances the Python's aesthetics but also provides a measure of protection against corrosion and wear. This finish choice accentuates the revolver's design, elevating the already iconic lines and contours that define the Python series. The Royal Blue Finish is a testament to Colt's commitment to both craftsmanship and artistry, appealing to collectors, enthusiasts, and those who appreciate the beauty of classic firearm finishing techniques. Each Python's Royal Blue Finish develops a unique patina over time, contributing to its individual character and allure.
Ultimate Stainless Finish
The Ultimate Stainless Finish of the Colt Python offers a harmonious blend of modern aesthetics and premium materials. This finish showcases the inherent qualities of stainless steel while providing a refined and elegant appearance. Achieved through advanced polishing and finishing techniques, the Ultimate Stainless Finish presents a pristine and mirror-like surface that enhances the Python's design. The finish not only adds to the revolver's visual appeal but also ensures exceptional resistance to corrosion and wear. The Ultimate Stainless Finish highlights the Python's iconic lines, offering a contemporary interpretation of the classic revolver. This finish appeals to those who seek a revolver that embodies both tradition and innovation, catering to collectors, enthusiasts, and those who value the marriage of classic design with the advantages of modern materials and finishes.
The Coltguard Finish of the Colt Python embodies a utilitarian yet stylish approach to firearm protection and aesthetics. This finish involves a specialized electroless nickel plating process that provides a durable and corrosion-resistant coating. The Coltguard Finish is known for its matte appearance, which reduces glare and reflections, making it suitable for a range of environments and lighting conditions. The finish not only enhances the Python's visual appeal but also offers robust protection against the elements. The Coltguard Finish complements the Python's design by providing a subdued yet modern look that caters to both form and function. This finish choice appeals to shooters who appreciate the balance between durability and aesthetics, making it a preferred choice for those who prioritize a reliable and low-maintenance firearm.
High Polish Stainless Finish
The High Polish Stainless Finish of the Colt Python represents a fusion of modern design and premium craftsmanship. Achieved through meticulous polishing and buffing, this finish results in a brilliant and reflective surface that accentuates the Python's lines and contours. The High Polish Stainless Finish not only offers a stunning visual appearance but also ensures excellent resistance to corrosion and wear. This finish choice highlights the revolver's iconic design with a contemporary flair, showcasing the elegance of stainless steel. The High Polish Stainless Finish appeals to those who seek a revolver that seamlessly marries classic aesthetics with modern materials and techniques. This finish is often favored by collectors, enthusiasts, and those who appreciate a revolver that stands out with its lustrous appearance and attention to detail.
Electroless Nickel Finish
The Electroless Nickel Finish of the Colt Python offers a distinctive blend of aesthetics and practicality. Achieved through a chemical plating process, this finish provides a uniform and smooth coating that covers the revolver's metal components. The Electroless Nickel Finish delivers a lustrous appearance that resists tarnishing and corrosion, making it an attractive choice for those seeking both visual appeal and durability. The finish's reflective surface enhances the Python's design while reducing glare in various lighting conditions. The Electroless Nickel Finish complements the revolver's classic lines with a touch of modern elegance. This finish choice resonates with collectors, enthusiasts, and those who appreciate a finish that marries traditional aesthetics with contemporary protection, making it a sought-after option for those who prioritize both form and function.
Brushed Stainless Finish
The Brushed Stainless Finish of the Colt Python offers a unique and textured appearance that marries modern aesthetics with rugged functionality. Achieved through a process of controlled abrasion, this finish results in a distinctive pattern of fine lines that diffuses light and reduces glare. The Brushed Stainless Finish not only adds visual appeal but also ensures excellent corrosion resistance and durability. This finish choice enhances the Python's design by providing a utilitarian yet stylish look that caters to both form and practicality. The subdued and textured finish is often favored by those who seek a revolver capable of enduring the challenges of everyday use and outdoor adventures. The Brushed Stainless Finish resonates with shooters who appreciate a finish that combines classic design with a contemporary approach to materials and finishes.
Polished Blue Finish
The Polished Blue Finish of the Colt Python encapsulates the essence of traditional firearm craftsmanship and elegance. Achieved through a painstaking process of hand polishing and bluing, this finish imparts a deep and rich blue-black color that enhances both aesthetics and durability. The Polished Blue Finish not only offers a striking visual appearance but also provides a degree of protection against rust and wear. This finish choice emphasizes the Python's iconic design, accentuating its elegant lines and contours with a timeless beauty. The Polished Blue Finish is a testament to Colt's commitment to both artistry and quality, appealing to collectors, enthusiasts, and those who appreciate the classic charm of traditional firearm finishing techniques. Each Python's Polished Blue Finish ages gracefully, developing a unique patina that adds to its character and allure.
Bright Stainless Finish
The Bright Stainless Finish of the Colt Python offers a modern and attention-grabbing aesthetic that exudes both elegance and durability. Achieved through polishing and finishing techniques, this finish results in a highly reflective and eye-catching surface that enhances the Python's design. The Bright Stainless Finish not only adds to the revolver's visual appeal but also ensures excellent resistance to corrosion and wear. The finish's mirror-like surface captures and reflects light in captivating ways, creating a dynamic appearance. The Bright Stainless Finish complements the Python's timeless lines while infusing it with a contemporary flair. This finish choice resonates with collectors, enthusiasts, and those who value a revolver that seamlessly blends classic craftsmanship with the allure of modern finishes, making it a sought-after choice for those who appreciate both tradition and innovation.
Carbonia Blue Finish
The Carbonia Blue Finish of the Colt Python introduces a unique and captivating take on traditional bluing techniques. Achieved through a specialized bluing process, this finish yields a deep, dark blue-black color that distinguishes it from standard blued finishes. The Carbonia Blue Finish adds a touch of drama and intensity to the Python's design, resulting in a distinct appearance that resonates with those seeking a more pronounced blued look. This finish not only enhances the revolver's visual appeal but also provides protection against rust and wear. The Carbonia Blue Finish complements the Python's iconic lines with a rich and dark hue that exudes both elegance and individuality. This finish choice appeals to collectors, enthusiasts, and those who appreciate a unique twist on classic firearm finishing techniques.
Custom Shop Finish
The Custom Shop Finish of the Colt Python epitomizes personalized craftsmanship and exclusivity, reflecting the pinnacle of Colt's dedication to firearm excellence. Handcrafted within Colt's revered Custom Shop, this finish allows enthusiasts to collaborate with master gunsmiths to create a revolver that is uniquely their own. The Custom Shop Finish offers a range of options, from material choices and finishes to engraving patterns and grip selections, providing a canvas for individual expression. This finish not only enhances the Python's aesthetics but also showcases Colt's commitment to precision and attention to detail. Each Custom Shop revolver is a work of art, bearing the mark of both the craftsman and the owner's preferences. The Custom Shop Finish occupies a special place in the market, drawing interest from collectors, enthusiasts, and those who seek a revolver that is not only a functional tool but also a highly personalized and valuable piece of artistry.
A Colt Python that comes with its original box, manuals, and other specific items can significantly increase its value as these pieces contribute to its overall authenticity and desirability.
The Original Box, as an included accessory with a Colt Python, refers to the packaging in which the revolver was originally sold by the manufacturer. This box is designed to hold the revolver securely during transportation and storage, while also showcasing the firearm's branding and specifications. While the presence of the Original Box adds a touch of authenticity and nostalgia, its impact on the Colt Python's value can vary. For collectors and those who appreciate the complete historical package, having the Original Box in good condition can slightly enhance the revolver's overall value. It reflects the firearm's provenance and completeness as it was initially offered by the manufacturer. However, for shooters and enthusiasts focused on the performance and aesthetics of the revolver, the absence of the Original Box might not have a significant effect on the value. In essence, the presence of the Original Box is appreciated more by collectors seeking a complete package and doesn't necessarily greatly impact the value for those prioritizing the revolver's functionality.
Manuals included with a Colt Python consist of instructional documents provided by the manufacturer to guide owners in the proper operation, maintenance, and care of the revolver. While Manuals are invaluable resources for understanding how to handle and maintain the firearm, their direct influence on the revolver's value is generally moderate. For collectors and enthusiasts, original Manuals can enhance the overall package and authenticity of the revolver. They provide insight into the manufacturer's recommendations and can be regarded as part of the historical context of the firearm. However, from a practical perspective, Manuals don't usually play a pivotal role in driving up the value significantly. Shooters who prioritize the revolver's performance might not attribute a high monetary value to the presence or absence of original Manuals. Overall, Manuals contribute more to the usability and completeness of the revolver's ownership experience rather than having a substantial impact on its market value.
The Original Grips refer to the factory-installed grips that come with the Colt Python. These grips are designed to complement the revolver's aesthetics and ergonomics, providing a secure and comfortable hold. The impact of Original Grips on the value of the Colt Python varies based on several factors. For collectors and enthusiasts, having the original grips in good condition can contribute to the overall authenticity and completeness of the revolver. If the original grips are unique in design, material, or engraving, they might hold a bit more significance. However, the impact on the value is typically moderate. Shooters and those who prioritize the revolver's functionality might replace the original grips with aftermarket options for improved comfort or personal preference. In such cases, the original grips might not have a substantial effect on the revolver's value. Overall, while Original Grips can enhance the revolver's historical context and appeal, their impact on the value is generally moderate and might vary among different models and collectors.
A Cleaning Kit, including tools and supplies for maintaining the Colt Python, contributes to responsible firearm ownership and proper maintenance. However, in terms of direct impact on the value of the revolver, the presence of a Cleaning Kit doesn't significantly alter its market value. Cleaning Kits are practical additions that help owners keep their firearms in good condition, ensuring reliability and longevity. For collectors and enthusiasts, a Colt Python that includes a Cleaning Kit might be seen as more complete in terms of ownership experience, but the presence or absence of a Cleaning Kit is not a major factor in determining its value. For shooters who prioritize the revolver's performance and usability, the presence of a Cleaning Kit might be appreciated for its practicality, but it's unlikely to greatly influence the revolver's market value. Overall, while a Cleaning Kit adds to the revolver's functionality and maintenance, its impact on the value is generally minimal.
A Gun Lock is a safety accessory designed to prevent unauthorized access to a firearm, promoting responsible firearm ownership and preventing accidents. In terms of direct impact on the value of the Colt Python, the inclusion of a Gun Lock typically doesn't significantly affect its market value. While a Gun Lock is an important tool for ensuring safety, its presence or absence is not a primary factor in determining the revolver's value. The value of a Colt Python is more influenced by factors such as its model, condition, rarity, and historical significance. For collectors and enthusiasts, a Gun Lock might contribute to a more complete package and responsible ownership, but its impact on the value is generally minimal. For shooters and those who prioritize the revolver's performance and aesthetics, the presence or absence of a Gun Lock is unlikely to have a substantial effect on the revolver's market value. Overall, while a Gun Lock adds to the revolver's safety, its impact on the value is relatively low.
Sight Adjustment Tools
Sight Adjustment Tools are essential accessories for ensuring accurate aiming and precision shooting. However, in terms of direct impact on the value of the Colt Python, the inclusion of Sight Adjustment Tools typically doesn't significantly affect its market value. While Sight Adjustment Tools are crucial for aligning sights and achieving accuracy, their presence or absence is not a primary factor in determining the revolver's value. The value of a Colt Python is primarily influenced by factors such as its model, condition, rarity, and historical significance. For collectors and enthusiasts, the inclusion of Sight Adjustment Tools might enhance the overall package and usability of the revolver, but their impact on the value is generally minimal. For shooters and those who prioritize the revolver's performance, the presence or absence of Sight Adjustment Tools might not greatly influence the revolver's market value. Overall, while Sight Adjustment Tools contribute to accuracy, their impact on the value is relatively modest.
Certificate of Authenticity
A Certificate of Authenticity (COA) is a document provided by the manufacturer or a reputable source that verifies the authenticity and details of a firearm. In terms of direct impact on the value of the Colt Python, the inclusion of a COA can contribute to its market value, especially for collectors and enthusiasts. A COA adds an element of provenance and documentation to the revolver's history. It provides information about the revolver's specifications, manufacturing details, and sometimes its historical context. For collectors seeking authenticity and completeness, a Colt Python with a COA might command a slightly higher value due to the added assurance of its origin and accuracy. However, for shooters and those who prioritize the revolver's functionality, the absence of a COA might not have a significant effect on the value. Overall, a COA has the potential to enhance the revolver's appeal to collectors and might have a moderate impact on its market value.
Original Test Target
An Original Test Target is a paper target that represents the revolver's accuracy and performance as tested by the manufacturer during quality control. In terms of direct impact on the value of the Colt Python, the inclusion of an Original Test Target can contribute to its market value, particularly for collectors and enthusiasts. An Original Test Target adds a unique piece of documentation that showcases the revolver's capabilities. It offers insights into the firearm's accuracy and its performance during factory testing. For collectors who appreciate historical context and provenance, a Colt Python with an Original Test Target might command a slightly higher value due to the additional evidence of its quality. However, for shooters and those who prioritize the revolver's functionality, the absence of an Original Test Target might not significantly affect the value. Overall, an Original Test Target has the potential to enhance the revolver's appeal to collectors and could have a moderate impact on its market value.
Holster or Case
Holsters and Cases are accessories designed to enhance the practicality, protection, and storage of firearms like the Colt Python. In terms of direct impact on the value of the revolver, the inclusion of a Holster or Case might have a moderate influence, depending on the context. For collectors and enthusiasts, having an original Colt-branded Holster or Case can add to the overall authenticity and completeness of the revolver package. Certain vintage or rare Holsters and Cases might have more significance. However, for shooters and those who prioritize the revolver's performance and aesthetics, the presence of a Holster or Case might not greatly influence the value. The impact of Holsters and Cases on value is often situational and dependent on factors like the rarity of the accessory itself. Overall, while Holsters and Cases can enhance the revolver's practicality and protection, their impact on the value is generally moderate.
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Provenance refers to the documented history and background of a firearm, particularly if it has been owned or used by someone of significance or has a noteworthy historical background. While provenance can add a layer of uniqueness and historical value to a Colt Python, its impact on the firearm's overall value can vary depending on the specific details.
For instance, if a Colt Python can be traced back to a famous owner, such as a historical figure, celebrity, or notable personality, it can carry an enhanced value due to its connection to that individual. Similarly, if the firearm played a role in a notable event or context, its provenance can contribute to its collectibility.
However, not all firearms will have significant provenance, and the degree to which provenance affects value depends on the level of interest among collectors and historical significance. While provenance can certainly elevate the appeal of a Colt Python, its impact on value might be more subjective and dependent on the specific details of the firearm's history.
History of the Colt Python
The Colt Python holds a rich history that spans decades and reflects the evolution of firearms craftsmanship. Introduced in 1955, the Python quickly gained a reputation for its exceptional accuracy, smooth trigger pull, and elegant design. Its development was driven by the demand for a premium revolver that combined performance with aesthetics.
The Python's creation marked a response to the desire for a high-quality revolver that could compete with semi-automatic pistols in terms of accuracy and shooting experience. The First Generation of the Python, produced from 1955 to 1966, showcased a traditional blued finish, distinctive checkered grips, and a sleek profile. This generation set the foundation for the Python's iconic status.
In 1976, the Python resurfaced with the Second Generation, meeting renewed interest in revolvers. This iteration saw improvements in its manufacturing process, resulting in tighter tolerances and enhanced performance. The Colt Python's reputation for accuracy continued to grow, making it a preferred choice among competitive shooters and law enforcement officers.
The Third Generation, produced from 1993 to 1996, introduced design updates to modernize the Python while retaining its classic charm. These changes included a full underlug barrel design, more ergonomic grips, and improved sights. Despite these updates, the Third Generation marked the end of the original production run of the Colt Python.
After a hiatus, the Colt Python made a triumphant return in 2020 with the Re-Introduced Python. This contemporary version paid homage to the revolver's legacy while incorporating modern manufacturing techniques and materials. The Re-Introduced Python retained the classic lines, smooth action, and attention to detail that made the original a legend among firearms.
Throughout its history, the Colt Python has been embraced by shooters, collectors, and enthusiasts for its blend of aesthetics and performance. Its use in law enforcement, competitive shooting, and as a symbol of American firearms craftsmanship has solidified its place in firearm history. The Colt Python's journey through time reflects the dedication to quality and innovation that has defined Colt's legacy in the firearms industry.
General Questions & Answers
What is so special about the Colt Python?
Introduced in 1955, the Colt Python was initially designed by Colt to be their premier large-frame .38 Special target revolver. As a result, the revolver boasts precision adjustable sights, a smooth trigger, robust construction, and an abundance of metal components. These features are the reasons why this revolver became famous.
Why is the Colt Python so expensive?
The prices of Colt Python reflect two main factors: its popularity as a vintage gun that has been out of production for years and the fact that it's a classic, handmade Colt revolver.
Does the Colt Python have a lot of recoil?
In single-action mode, the Python 3-inch demonstrates a clean and smooth trigger operation with almost no undesired movement. Yet, when discharging high-intensity .357 Magnum ammunition, the compact barrel of the Python can produce a significant kickback. Despite the fact that handling it with both hands might feel slightly awkward, it remains a manageable experience.
What is the best year for a Colt Python?
The 1955-1969 series is considered the best period for Colt Python collectors. Pythons produced during this time are identifiable by their lack of a letter in the serial number, making them highly prized by enthusiasts. Especially notable is the period from 1955 to 1963, when each Python was meticulously handcrafted and finished, predating the adoption of CNC machining and mass assembly line production.
How reliable is the Colt Python?
The Colt Python is the most accurate revolver on the market, and is considered highly reliable, this is what makes it highly desirable for collectors and gun enthusiasts.
Are Colt Pythons rare?
Yes, Colt Pythons are considered relatively rare and sought after by collectors and gun enthusiasts.
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An encoding of all binary strings in the range to all Binary strings in the domain, based on an expected probability distribution of bitstings. The encoder starts with the range [0,1) and to encode reach bit the encoder takes the expected distribution of the bit (maybe 20/80) and divides the range in those proportions and throws away the portion the bit didn't fall into (in this case either [[0,0.2) or [[0.8,1) ). When all bits have been seen the range is sent as the encoding.
ArithmeticDecoding is the reverse process.
ArithmeticEncoding has been shown to be the asymototical optimal way to encode such a string (only asymototical optimal because of the need to round up the range to the nearest bit).
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Yes, it's an AGP and is fully seated(Ispent 10yrs in the graphics board industry, so I know all about that one<g>). BTW, I tried another card w/the same result.
nVidia GForce 256Mb and new motherboard is ASUS KA8-U. Old board was an ECS.
What bugs me is that everything worked in old case. Used usual care in transfering RAM, CPU, etc. I've considered PS, since it's only 350, but it WORKED with the same configuration before. Find it hard to believe that both sticks got fried,
Very frustrating when you can't even get to POST.
Thanks for trying to help.
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Server 2012 Hyper-V Failover cluster. Connected a couple new CSV's to hosts in question. CSV's are accessible via local file path on hosts (e.g. C:\ClusterStorage\VolumeX)
. When trying to perform a storage migration of a VM in Failover Cluster Manager it is showing "The network path was not found." under the Cluster Storage list. Anyone else run into this same issue? What's interesting is that even the existing CSV where the current VMs reside doesn't show.
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I am having an issue with Java Control Panel related to digital certificates.
I have already taken all of the measures that I had to related to fixing Java and browsers with my local support.
In this link http://www.java.com/en/download/help/appsecuritydialogs.xml in the last dialog where it says: Application blocked for security, comes up when I try to log on the cites where digital certificates are used.
Also in Java Control Panel in the Security - Manage certificates I get the ERROR application, GENERAL exception: EOFException: null
I was wondering if this maybe an issue with the Mcaffee security.
And if so what can I do next
Thanks in advance
Moved this to Consumer > General.
Probably more to do with your browser settings or the browser you are using, if it's Chrome or Windows 10 Edge, then that sort of thing often occurs. Try a different browser..
Java issues are easy to fix, simply uninstall it and then reinstall the latest version and leave it at default settings.
The thing is that I did the reinstall and all required settings, and tried from different browsers but the problem is still unsolved. The main issue is that digital certificates are blocked. I am using Firefox and Explorer.
I think this is probably easier answered by a forum dedicated to whatever operating system you are using, what is it and then I can maybe recommend one?
Below is the Java warning message referred to by tamarask. The meaning of the message is quite clear : the website is attempting to run Java code that is signed with a self-signed certificate, not with a certificate issued by a trusted CA.
Java 7 Update 21 introduced changes to the Java browser plug-in behavior that enable you to make more informed decisions before running the Java applet in the browser. A security prompt asks for confirmation before allowing Java content to run in the browser.
The messages presented depends upon different risk factors, such as ... running applet code that is not signed from a trusted Certificate Authority.
An application with self-signed certificate is blocked by default. Applications of this type present the highest level of risk because publisher is not identified and the application may be granted access to personal data on your computer.
The application that you are running is blocked because the application does not comply with security guidelines implemented in Java 7 Update 51.
Contact the developer or publisher of this application and let them know about the application being blocked.
If the code is absolutely trusted then this warning can be over-ridden by adding the URL of the application to the Exception Sites List of the Java Control Panel. It is not advisable to do this unless the origin of the applet code is known and trusted.
This is Oracle's doing, not McAfee's. It's been implemented as a basic security measure, and with good reason. Self-signed code is high-risk, and is possibly malicious. In a case like this, it's best to give the website owners a chance to rectify the situation by notifying them that their Java code is being blocked; in the meantime only allow the code to run if it's absolutely trusted.
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Watson joined Northumbrian Water Group as CIO in October 2016, having already spent around 18 months at the organisation as Programme Director.
His career has seen him fill a variety of roles at Microsoft, Travelport and Vodafone.
Then work your way up to CIO - but avoid the helpdesk, which (as always) offers the worst-paid roles in IT
Two-thirds of IT pros are happy in their job, according to Harvey Nash survey, but just want more money
The Festival was a great success in 2019, and Computing and CRN are pleased to bring it back this year to celebrate the success of women in IT and the channel
Amazon to call President Trump to the witness stand over his ‘screw Amazon’ comment to former Secretary of Defense James Mattis
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