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Originally Posted by El Presidente
Thanks for the explanation. I'll see if one of our devs might be able to assist.
You're welcome. This is the first email notification I got about this thread or else I would have come back sooner to assist the others who couldn't get the app installed based on their device versions (the market hd an issue with Tablets running 2.1, 2.2 etc). So, if you guys who had problems read this, I'm sorry!
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TITIS is Tranter IT Infrastructure Services Limited, it is a spin-off of Tranter International Company. Tranter International Company was incorporated in November 1989 under the laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The Company’s registered address is at 3/6, Alhaji Adejumo Avenue , Ilupeju Industrial Estate, Lagos State , Nigeria
Read more about this company
Senior Software Engineers
- Job Type Full Time
- Qualification BA/BSc/HND
- Experience 4 years
- Location Lagos
- Job Field ICT / Computer
We’re a talent development organization looking for inspiring and proficient Senior Software engineers to deliver world-class tutoring on software engineering.
An ideal candidate for us will be responsible for the student’s incubation through production-ready code design methodologies and drive the curriculum.
We’re actively looking for trainers in:
- FrontEnd Development (All JS stacks)
- BackEnd Development (Python, DOTNET core, Nodejs)
- Mobile Application Development (Kotlin, Flutter, Swift)
- Develop and drive the curriculum
- Initiate incubation projects
- Mentor and tutor students on development tracks
- 4+years of Professional Experience as a developer
- BSc. Computer Science, Engineering, or related STEM field
Method of Application
Interested and qualified candidates should forward their CV to: email@example.com using the position as subject of email.
Be found by employers. Sign up and complete your profile.
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is the anyone can help us?
We would like to upgrade Mcafee EE client from 5.1. to version 5.2.4, previously i've been upgraded the server to version 5.2.4. Next we want o upgrade the client also, we have refence to upgraded the client but after we create new instalation set for 5.2.4 version, after that install to pilot user (PC), we can't manage those pilot user, the package is not already in placed, see the screen shoot below, we can't encrypt the drive, we can't added user, Kindly need your advice regarding this and if you don't mind can you send me on how to upgrade EEPC client from 5.1 to 5.2.4. Thanks
Are you using a controlled group? If so, what you are seeing is correct - you won't be able to access the individual properties of a machine, only the two pages listed.
You can only change the properties at group level if you're using controlled groups.
Also, you don't upgrade by "overinstalling" - that's not a supported process. You need to upgrade by following the instructions - ie by switching the file set(s) to the new versions.
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H.vanderMeer at uva.nl
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I want to jump from the generated pdf to an external document. For example to something like file:///Volumes/MYDISK/users/me/Documents/thisone.jpg. Especially when writing a document that refers to many external documents this makes referencing back to sources a lot easier.
I tried to find how to do it from the reference manual but did not succees. Help will be appreciated.
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For the most up to date info look up [http://www.foobartastic.com foobartastic]
==Oct 12. 2006==
Argh. I have been trying to build firefox using distcc for about 2 weeks, with many small details getting in the way. At one point things were working, but than it stopped and I don't know why. I finally, at one point, got things to build on andrew's machine. But the build failed complaining about (this is one of the many, many things) ''undefined reference operator delete(void*)''. I think it might be because distcc is calling gcc rather than c++. I changed the MOZCONFIG to use CC='distcc gcc' and CXX='distcc g++'. This threw me this ugliness :
make: warning: jobserver unavailable: using -j1. Add `+' to parent make rule.
Which I told reed about, but has never came across this problem. One nasty solution is to use -j without specifing a number to allow unlimited jobs. At least it's working.
In other news, Tom sent a patch.
== Oct. 2 2006 ==
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Just a PS has the X key to flag photos to be deleted, it would be helpful if PM would have a similar feature. Perhaps it does and I don't know about it.
I usually go through a quick round of tagging and then select all the tagged images to delete. It's technically two keys (command-+) but it's still pretty quick. If you already use tags for something else, you could do the same thing with a designated star rating or color class.
Is that what you're looking for, or am I misunderstanding your question?
In Lightroom, the X flag is persistent and means rejected, even if not deleted immediately. I often mark images as rejected, but do not get round until deleted as a larger batch later.
By contrast, flagging in PM does not indicate that anything in particular is intended, just that the image is flagged. This may be positive or negative, and may not be immediately obvious if you flag images for some other reason a letter.
For this reason, I would a support a flagging-as-rejected feature, in addition to multi-purpose flagging.
The workflow in Photo Mechanic is designed to be flexible. I use tags. Other people use color classes or star ratings. If you use color classes, you can label the color classes in preferences to make it clear how you're using them. By default in Photo Mechanic 6, the 8th color is already labeled "trash."
How do i assign the 8th color with a hot key?
Preferences>Accessibility under "Single Key Shortcuts."
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Topgallantnovel Cultivation Chat Group novel – Chapter 1692 – Linking to a golden core shallow mailbox read-p2
Novel–Cultivation Chat Group–Cultivation Chat Group
Chapter 1692 – Linking to a golden core vivacious sharp
Isn’t a pet some thing excellent? Why is it crossed out?
Not like other karmic threads, the bloodstream-reddish colored karmic threads had been busted, and the opposite end with the series was fluttering together with the wind flow, without ‘destination’.
how a dear little couple went abroad
But this time, the volume of black queues on his human body acquired multiplied by several days, and a lot of them were actually extremely thick.
There were a slight difference between this content of Elderly Bright Two’s prompt and Senior citizen White’s. [Do you wish to increase ‘little friend Shuhang’ ##as a furry friend## as a good friend? Without a doubt/No.]
Older person Whitened Two requested, “Then have you considered us?”
No matter, it turned out exactly the same to him.
Among the these extremely solid dark-colored karmic threads, there is definitely the Netherworld’s excess fat tennis ball, the large-eyed environment, and even the ‘Heavenly Emperor’ and the Immortal with biceps and triceps covered in eyes. Moreover, the stone enormous who had troubled Song Shuhang before could also be among them.
Then, he got handful of opponents. Young Learn Hai’s trio and several a.s.sa.s.sins from the enterprise that antagonized the Thirty-Three Divine Beasts’ Sect were definitely really the only ones who were his enemies.
That was the daoist brand offered to Song Shuhang by Elderly Bright.
Track Shuhang could easily figure to whom these dark-colored product lines belonged even when he was required to reckon regarding his toes.
It turned out a 1-guy show.
But this time, the number of blood vessels-red-colored outlines which were stretching out out of his body had increased in the a large number.
It had been precisely as the content material of the prompt was rather crooked that Elderly Bright white Two were finding it difficult for any very good while on points to hit.
Senior White responded, “I also believe that the fantastic karmic line should still be able to improve. The same as Shuhang mentioned just now, considering the fact that Glowing Cores can change into Mindset Lakes, then perhaps the l.you.s.trous golden karmic threads could also change into anything. You can be diligent upon it when we’re absolutely free.”
Melody Shuhang replied, “It’s one more wonderful karmic line. Hmm, the color is deepening now. It moved from soft rare metal to dark gold bullion, and has now now modified to ‘l.u.s.trous gold’.”
The l.you.s.trous precious metal karmic thread experienced considered one of its concludes connected to Tune Shuhang, although the other got pierced through his primordial heart and soul, moving further more into the void and directly showing up within the smaller dantian of his primary physique.
These days, how many bloodstream-red-colored product lines that had been extending from his entire body acquired erupted in to the hundreds.
During the time it had for Tune Shuhang to blink, this ‘dark gold’ transformed into ‘l.you.s.trous gold’.
“However, there’s still a positive change from Glowing Cores. Eventually, a l.u.s.trous Great Center will advance into a ‘Spirit Lake’. Can do this l.u.s.trous yellow gold karmic line also be capable of change?”
Elderly Bright white: “…”
Senior Bright responded, “I also believe the gold karmic thread should still manage to convert. Similar to Shuhang stated just now, since Gold Cores can advance into Mindset Lakes, then maybe the l.you.s.trous rare metal karmic threads can also advance into a little something. We will perform a little research about it when we’re no cost.”
“It’s extremely unlikely, unless… Properly, there is no unless of course.” Music Shuhang promptly pinched the dying-in search of considered in his head.
In the time that it took for Melody Shuhang to blink, this ‘dark gold’ transformed into ‘l.u.s.trous gold’.
There really were definitely just one or two ‘enemies’ of his who possessed pa.s.sed aside.
the little book of red flags
“Then… this glowing karmic line should represent the relations.h.i.+p between me and Older person Bright.” Piece of music Shuhang heightened his head and investigated Senior citizen Whitened.
Amongst these extremely heavy dark colored karmic threads, there is definitely the Netherworld’s fats baseball, the major-eyed world, and perhaps the ‘Heavenly Emperor’ and also the Immortal with arms protected in view. Additionally, the gemstone huge which had bothered Music Shuhang previously may additionally be one of these.
“This tone-modifying operation senses quite familiar… Put it off, is not this the exact same buy the fact that hue of the Gold Main progresses? In the paler yellow gold in the ‘Solid Fantastic Core’ for the dim golden on the ‘Purple Gold Core’, after which finally into the l.u.s.trous colour of the ‘l.you.s.trous Golden Core’…” Track Shuhang couldn’t support but rant.
The l.you.s.trous golden karmic line lightly touched Piece of music Shuhang’s first tiny gold core.
Because these two were still full of life, these folks were also black collections.
It turned out really worth bringing up that one of many ‘blood-reddish lines’, the Celestials as well as Water Urchin Warriors led to over 50 % of the overall.
At the moment, he acquired couple of enemies. Younger Expert Hai’s trio and some a.s.sa.s.sins out of the firm that antagonized the Thirty-Three Divine Beasts’ Sect were actually truly the only ones who have been his enemies.
For a moment, he obtained the urge to hit ‘No’ to try once again.
Quite as Senior citizen Whitened asserted that, Music Shuhang spotted the karmic line between him self and Senior Whitened learn to modify.
The quantity of blood vessels-reddish facial lines acquired also higher significantly.
In contrast to other karmic threads, the our blood-red karmic threads were damaged, as well as the other end in the brand was fluttering along with the wind, having no ‘destination’.
On the time that it really got for Track Shuhang to blink, this ‘dark gold’ turned into ‘l.u.s.trous gold’.
Song Shuhang recalled there acquired only been five ‘black lines’ stretching from his human body in the past.
Mature White colored Two reported, “There’s minor worth in searching for this. Within the very long lives that cultivators have, the chances of viewing ‘karmic threads’ are exceedingly reduced. There are many cultivators who never even reach see ‘karmic threads’ in their complete daily life. Just after discovering it this period, you never know just how many years it will acquire before Shuhang views them yet again.”
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I’m kind of on a cartogram kick lately. I’m interested in the pioneers of the form, those who first thought to distort borders and explode topologies in order to convey the distribution of some thematic variable. When was the first cartogram produced, where, and by whom? I ran into a lot of material while researching my thesis; this post only begins the discussion.
The honor typically goes to Émile Levasseur for the diagrammatic maps contained in his 1868 and 1875 economic geography textbooks.
H. Gray Funkhouser (1937) wrote of these “colored bar graphs”,
squares proportional to the extent of surfaces, population, budget, commerce, merchant marine of the countries of Europe, the squares being grouped about each other in such a manner as to correspond to their geographical position
Interestingly, Waldo Tobler (2004) points out that the example printed by Funkhouser (above) was sized by land area and thus not a true value-by-area cartogram. I don’t have access to Levasseur’s texts, and it’s odd that the only available scan of Levasseur’s first cartogram shows a diagrammatic map, not a true cartogram.
On the other hand is the image below, whose units are definitely sized to the data, but whose geographic arrangement is questionable. I first saw this page from an 1897 Rand McNally Atlas of the World in a SpatialCollective post; a high res version is available from the David Rumsey Map Collection.
Circles on the left are sized proportional to population, those on the right to debt. Though the arrangement seems haphazard, geography is not ignored as the circles are grouped together by continent. I don’t really buy these as cartograms, but they’re certainly a predecessor to the circular cartogram form popularized by Danny Dorling nearly 100 years later.
Others refer to the election maps of Hermann Haack and Hans Wiechel as the first cartograms (presumably because the popular example of Levasseur’s earlier technique was scaled by land area). These cartograms, which show election results in the Reichstag, were sized to population and of the same rectangular form as the earlier Levasseur diagrams.
Though these maps are mentioned in the second volume of Eckert’s touchstone history of cartography, Die Kartenwissenschaft (1925), they’re not reprinted there, and I’ve no access to the original sources.
Professor John Krygier dug this one up — perhaps the first American cartogram, and an interesting example of the form.
This is the earliest non-rectangular cartogram I’ve seen of any provenance, and it is unique in maintaining the exact outer shape of the United States, while abandoning unit shape and position.
Another early American example, the above map by Joseph Grundy was published by the Washington Post in 1929. States are scaled “on the basis of population and Federal taxes”. Though somewhat rough, I consider this the first modern cartogram, as it maintains topology without abstracting to rectangles.
Erwin Raisz was the first to give cartograms academic attention, describing their production in “The rectangular statistical cartogram” (1934) and devoting significant coverage to the form in his popular cartography textbooks.
A later example, but still a first. In 1961, Waldo Tobler arrived at the University of Michigan as an assistant professor and began working on the first computer programs for cartogram production. His “pseudo cartograms” were created by expanding or compressing the lat/long grid until the minimum root mean squared error of unit densities resulted.
Errors were typically quite high, though likely no higher than those on the manually-produced ones that came before. All subsequent cartogram algorithms can be considered variants of Tobler’s method.
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payload.lock() duty value 50 was fine, but payload.drop() duty value needs to be 82.
I took a 180fps 640x480 Raspberry v2 camera video. The .h264 stream uploaded to youtube is played at 25fps, 7.2 times slower than real. It takes 29 frames or 161ms between executing payload.drop() and "O" cube starting to fall. ESP01s, SG37 servo, lipo, 3.3V step-down converter and cabling/soldering total weight is 16.0g sofar, The drop payload is missing, will be superglued to "O" cube:
I did convert the interesting part (seconds 9-11 of youtube video) to animated .gif, and selected to slow it down by factor 0.5. Therefore this animation plays 14.4 times slower than real:
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Well we all know companies usually set their release dates way too early and they get corrected on the way to that date (not picking on any particular big software company). But the other extreme seems to be brutal honesty. Not quite sure which one I prefer? Will we be using agile software methodologies in 2020 at all? Will there be software at all? Just too much for me to cope.
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hi <br><br><div class="gmail_quote">On Dec 16, 2007 2:33 PM, jim stockford <<a href="mailto:email@example.com">firstname.lastname@example.org</a>> wrote:<br><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;">
<br>hi folks,<br><br>first, just want to reinforce Christian on today's event</blockquote><div><br>Yeah, and thanks to everyone who played a role in making it happen. It was really Tom Haddon and Jim Stockford who got it rolling with Kami, at least insofar as our LUG is concerned. There were a lot of people on the other end, St. Anthony's end and the City's end that made this such a success.
<br><br>Also, Daniel Gimpelevich played a really huge role in getting the FOSS boxes working. He and Jim came over to the school several times and helped get Ubuntu installed on the boxes and did trouble shooting. <br>
</div><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;"> at St.<br>Anthony's -- it was a lot of fun and i think for at least some people<br>
the FOSS element played a significant role.<br></blockquote><div><br>This is very true. We got FOSS installed on several boxes, and brought to life machines that were given up as dead by the Windows people. This is not a slam on the Windows people who were there, because they did a great job in referring people over to us, and I'm sure that they helped a lot of people, too! (I mean to the extent that you can actually *help* people with Windows, which is a question in my mind, but I don't want to sound like a GNU Linux bigot [true confessions -- I am a GNU Linux bigot, but don't tell anyone, heh])
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Dataverse Community Meeting
At this year's Dataverse Community Meeting, Globus co-founder Ian Foster will give a keynote address on "A Global Research Data Platform" on Thursday, June 14 from 3:00-3:45 p.m. Commercial and consumer software has been transformed over the past decade by the emergence of powerful web/cloud platforms that allow for the far more rapid, secure, and scalable deployment of applications than via traditional means. In his talk, Dr. Foster will argue here that we can achieve similar benefits in science via the development of research platform services.
Dr. Foster will also participate in the Big Data Infrastructure Panel Discussion on Thursday, June 14 from 4:15-5:00 p.m.
The Dataverse Community Meeting, hosted by Harvard’s Institute for Quantitative Social Science, welcomes researchers, librarians, publishers, developers and anyone interested in data sharing or building repositories. For more information, visit the event site.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson, taking a break from reading all the hate mail he gets from children for saying Pluto isn’t a planet, posted a link to the updated, corrected, interactive scales of the universe on his Facebook page. The interactive version was made by Cary and Michael Huang and starts with strings (as in String Theory), quantum foam, and Brane on the smallest end before progressing through familiar items like humans, buildings, and land masses before comparing the relative size of planets, stars, nebulae, galaxies, and the entire observable universe. Mind. Blown.
And here’s some more good news: it appears Tyson and Pluto have resolved their differences:
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I'm looking for a form of the verb sich ausgehen in the past sense, close to the meaning of
We didn't make it (because of time constraints) yesterday anymore.
I was wondering if I could say something like
Es hat sich gestern nicht mehr (zeitlich) ausgegangen.
Is that correct / should one rather use sein like they write in the dictionary or is this formulation completely wrong and there is a better one?
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Hyper-V is also available as a freely downloadable version through the Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2008. This version is a self-contained, single-purpose version of Windows Server 2008 that has been customized to support the Hyper-V role.
It is based on the Standard edition of Windows Server 2008 and therefore lacks support for high availability and is limited to 32 gigabytes (GB) of RAM. Each machine you deploy with Hyper-V Server will be a stand- alone host server and will not be able to provide service redundancy for the virtual machines you deploy on them.
Hyper-V Server also relies on the Server Core interface and does not provide a graphical environment. Everything is run through a command line. Yet because Hyper-V Server is based on the core Windows Server code, it provides support for remote administration much the same way that Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V does when run in a Server Core installation.
Because of the Hyper-V Server’s feature set, Microsoft recommends that you use it in test and development environments, for basic server consolidation where host server high availability is not a requirement, or in branch office consolidation scenarios.
Keep this in mind as you choose which edition of Hyper-V to deploy in your environments. Note that as a free product, Hyper-V Server does not include any virtualization rights for Windows Server operating systems. To obtain additional virtualization rights, you must purchase a version of Windows Server 2008 that includes Hyper-V.
To simplify the installation and deployment of Hyper-V Server, Microsoft has included a custom configuration menu—something that is not available in Server Core installations of Windows Server 2008.
Because it is integrated into the Windows Server operating system, Hyper-V benefits from the existing Windows Server feature set. In addition, Hyper-V relies on the Designed for Windows hardware specification, which gives it access to thousands of validated platform configurations. Here the specific features of Hyper-V:
Access Control through Authorization Manager (AzMan) - Hyper-V includes support for role-based access control (RBAC) through the use of Authorization Manager. This allows organizations to create custom security roles to delegate specific activities within Hyper-V.
Extensibility - Hyper-V is integrated into the Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) and includes several application programming interfaces (APIs) in support of third-party tool and utility development.
Fault Tolerance - Hyper-V can rely on the Failover Clustering feature of Windows Server 2008 to ensure that host servers are highly available. You must use either the Enterprise or the Datacenter editions of Windows Server 2008 to gain access to this feature. Virtual machines running in Hyper-V can take advantage of both the Failover Clustering feature and Network Load Balancing at the virtualization layer for fault tolerance.
Guest OS Support - Hyper-V supports the operation of both 32-bit and 64-bit virtual machines running a wide variety of operating systems.
Hardware Sharing Architecture - Hyper-V relies on a hardware sharing architecture that provides access and monitors utilization of core resources—disk, networking, video—through a virtual service provider (VSP)/ virtual service client (VSC) architecture.
Improved Windows Server 2008 VM Performance - Because Windows Server 2008 includes the Hyper-V role, all virtual machines built on Windows Server 2008 automatically include integration components to improve VM performance.
Integration to Windows Server 2008 - Hyper-V can rely on a multitude of certified devices and physical machine configurations because it is built on the x64 version of the Windows Server code.
Linux Integration Components - Hyper-V includes SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 SP1 x86 and x64 integration components. This provides improved performance for guest Xen-enabled Linux operating systems when running as virtual machines on Hyper-V.
Quick Migration - When running in a failover cluster, Hyper-V hosts can move a running virtual machine from one host to another with minimal service interruption. The virtual machine is paused on one host server and restored on another.
Remote Administration - Hyper-V includes a stand-alone Hyper-V Microsoft Management Console (MMC) that can be installed separately to provide remote administration of all Hyper-V hosts running either Server Core, the full installation, or running on Hyper-V Server.
Server Core Integration - Hyper-V is available as a role in a Server Core installation, reducing the attack surface and the downtime associated with operating system updates on host servers.
Server Manager Support - Hyper-V is a role that is integrated into the Server Manager interface of Windows Server 2008. This facilitates the use of Hyper-V on full installations of Windows Server 2008. Note that Server Manager cannot manage remote instances of servers and therefore cannot be used to manage a Server Core installation of Hyper-V.
Settings Quick Reset - Administrators can quickly reset all check boxes and remove saved credentials from within the Hyper-V administration console.
Symmetric Multiprocessing Support - Virtual machines running in Hyper-V can rely on up to four virtual processors. However, the number of supported processors varies with the operating system installed in the guest VM.
Virtual Hard Disk (VHD) Tools - Hyper-V includes a set of tools that support the compaction, expansion, and inspection of virtual hard disk drives created with Hyper-V.
Virtual Machine Snapshots - Hyper-V supports the creation of point-in-time snapshots for virtual machines—images of a given state for the VM at a given time—and can create up to 50 snapshots per VM. Note that these VM snapshots are not to be confused with the snapshots taken by the Volume Shadow Copy (VSS) Service during backup operations.
Virtual Networking - Hyper-V includes a new virtual network switch that provides access to multiple network interface card types for each VM. The virtual network switch provides full support for features such as Network Load Balancing.
Virtual SCSI Support - Hyper-V supports up to four virtual SCSI controllers per virtual machine, giving your VMs access to a multitude of disks.
VM Manageability - Hyper-V provides support for importing and exporting virtual machine settings, letting you move VMs from host to host with little or no impact.
VM Memory Support - VMs running on Hyper-V can each access up to 64 GB of RAM.
Volume Shadow Copy Services (VSS) Support - Hyper-V includes support for VSS to allow the backup of running virtual machines through the use of VSS snapshots. This reduces the downtime that can be associated with VM backups.
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Hi Folks, I can't access my iDisk on Tiger 10.4.8 - I keep getting the error "Volume for iDisk cannot be found" when I try to access it through finder. Some facts: I can sync with iDisk through System Preferences > iDisk. If I go "Go > iDisk > My iDisk nothing happens. If I go "Go > iDisk > Other User's iDisk" I type my username and password, I get 'You cannot connect to this server because it cannot be found on the network". I have repaired the disk permissions I have delete the iDisk icon and replaced it from Finder Prefs I have deleted com.apple.sidebarlists.plist I can log into this account via the web. I can use the iDisk normally using a machine running 10.3.9. Why can I not get this to work? I can't access it on Macbook Pro at home either, also using 10.4.8. Any ideas? Cheers, S.
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A user account called “sa” is created for the Sybase System Administrator when you install the Sybase software. A user logged in as “sa” can use any database on Adaptive Server, including master, with full privileges.
Immediately after a new installation, there is no password on the “sa” account. The initial default value for the password is NULL. In a production environment, the Sybase System Administrator should always use a non-default password.
The Sybase System Administrator should log in to the new Adaptive Server as “sa” and set a password using sp_password:
$SYBASE/$SYBASE_OCS/bin/isql -Usa -P -Sserver_name 1> sp_password null, new_password 2> go
where null is the default password and new_password is the password that you are assigning to the “sa” account.
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Thursday January 31, 2002
rattle of death
It sucks when one of the CPU fans gives off a death rattle, making it impossible to sleep, and letting the CPU overheat. It sucks even more when the primary IDE hard drive causes a kernel panic the next morning. Bad drives suck... but I'm able to boot from SCSI, and fsck the disk with no problems... it sure *seems* to be working. So pulling things that are important off of IDE to the SCSI drive seems in order. kernel panic. reboot. retry. kernel-panic. reboot. retry. ok. look through rest of drive for anything else important. kernel panic. sigh. pull power cord. Maybe a bad IDE controller? That would suck because it's onboard.
Where do you put 100 gigs of media files when the computer with the cd-burner is the one on its death bed? Hmmm... that assumes I can pull all of that media off of the drive which is looking more and more unlikely.
And I was going to do perl work today, too.
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The [file->copyTo] method copies the file referred to in the path of the [file] object to the new path specified by the first parameter. The method can take an optional second parameter which is a boolean that flags whether or not to overwrite an existing file. The default for this second parameter is false which means the method will not overwrite an existing file.
local(f) = file(...) #f->copyTo('/path/to/file.txt') local(f) = file(...) #f->copyTo('/path/to/file.txt', true)
The code below copies the 'style.css' file in the '/css/' directory to the '/rhino/' directory. Afterwards, each folder will have a copy of the file.
local(styles) = file('/css/style.css') #styles->copyTo('/rhino/style.css')
Please note that periodically LassoSoft will go through the notes and may incorporate information from them into the documentation. Any submission here gives LassoSoft a non-exclusive license and will be made available in various formats to the Lasso community.
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1 × Australia
1 × Germany
1 × Spain
1 × The Netherlands
2 × Italy
2 × USA
∅ A.Herzig J.Boudou A.Osmani N.Troquard R.Echahed J.Condotta L.F.d.Cerro
logic (4) reason (3) dynam (3) proposit (2) tempor (2) relat (2) model (2) about (2) termgraph (1) represent (1)
Person: Philippe Balbiani
Wrote 8 papers:
- CADE-2015-BalbianiB #composition #logic #parallel
- Tableaux Methods for Propositional Dynamic Logics with Separating Parallel Composition (PB, JB), pp. 539–554.
- LICS-2013-BalbianiHT #logic
- Dynamic Logic of Propositional Assignments: A Well-Behaved Variant of PDL (PB, AH, NT), pp. 143–152.
- ICGT-2010-BalbianiEH #graph grammar #logic
- A Dynamic Logic for Termgraph Rewriting (PB, RE, AH), pp. 59–74.
- KR-2008-Balbiani #analysis #reasoning #representation #standard
- Time Representation and Temporal Reasoning from the Perspective of Non-Standard Analysis (PB), pp. 695–704.
- KR-2000-BalbianiO #reasoning
- A Model for Reasoning about Topologic Relations between cyclic intervals (PB, AO), pp. 378–385.
- KR-1998-BalbianiCC #reasoning
- A Model for Reasoning about Bidemsional Temporal Relations (PB, JFC, LFdC), pp. 124–130.
- ALP-1994-Balbiani #equation
- Equation Solving in Projective Planes and Planar Ternary Rings (PB), pp. 95–113.
- ALP-1992-Balbiani #logic programming
- The Finiteness of Logic Programming Derivations (PB), pp. 403–419.
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After going to a bar yesterday to lament not owning Nvidia and shitposting on Twitter about it, I decided to think about Nvidia seriously. And if you want to chase Nvidia seriously, you need to have a view of the addressable market. A straight-forward way to address it is: how many words each person will generate per day? One can go through many paths: recreative generation, blue-collar generation, white-collar generation, break down the white collars by main professions, and so on.
But then you think further, there is another significant use case that is machines talking to machines. And it doesn’t require much thought to realize that machines are not bound by time, therefore they can chat with each other way more than human to machine text.
I remember some years ago I listened the episode of ILTB Eric Vishria - The Past, Present, and Future of SaaS and Software. Here a quote from Eric:
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A key concept in image segmentation is surface determination, where the boundary between one region and another is accurately captured. Greyscale information stored in the scan is used to determine the location of these boundaries. The exact procedure is highly variable depending image type and quality, as well as the subject type and other factors. The processes can also vary from highly manual to semi-automated or even fully automated segmentation that can incorporate elements of machine learning.
Segmentation is frequently made easier by image pre-processing steps, which involve filtering the images to remove noise and scanning artefacts, or to enhance contrast.
In Synopsys Simpleware software, a suite of image processing tools is available for efficient segmentation of 3D images. Pre-processing tools and intelligent time-saving options help to efficiently obtain accurate segmentation from even very challenging scans, for example:
- Using interpolation approaches to segment large volumes with greatly reduced manually labelled regions
- Automatically adjusting surface positions to correct for noise, artefacts or other segmentation inaccuracies
More recently, Simpleware software has introduced automated segmentation capabilities with Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology using Machine Learning (ML). These segmentation solutions learn, from examples of good segmentation, how to produce similarly high quality result in new cases. This strategy has already been applied to common anatomies of interest in the orthopaedic field like the knee and hip.
For high throughput applications, Machine Learning approaches are inarguably the future of segmentation, where an automated, robust, and fast segmentation process can replace those requiring more user interaction, making more time available for high-value tasks.
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Here we characterize the first step in methionine biosynthesis in Agrobacterium tumefaciens, an α-proteobacterium. We explored the metA gene and its products and found several unique properties. Although the gene was annotated as a homoserine transsuccinylase, based upon sequence similarity to characterized homologs in other bacteria, including Escherichia coli, the enzyme uses acetyl-CoA as a substrate and therefore is functionally a transacetylase. Moreover, the protein is thermolabile and the gene is under regulation of heat shock transcriptional activator σ32. 3. The gene has a SAM-riboswitch, which shuts off transcription by σ-32 as well as by the vegetative σ-70.
- Agrobacterium tumefaciens
- Heat shock gene
- Homoserine acetyl-transferase
- Homoserine trans-succinylase
- Methionine biosynthesis
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This is my first post in these forums. And this is the first web site I've ever joined to discuss and get help on computer issues. (I hope I'm doing this right.)
I have word perfect and realize that I can password protect documents. My question is, can you password protect a folder instead of having to individually protect each and every document in the folder? It would be easier if this were so. I tried to figure this out myself but it doesn't look like this can be done. I have Word on my Windows 10 Pro laptop but I'm unfamiliar with it and have been doing my word processing for years with word perfect. Any help would be appreciated.
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LEADTOOLS maintains annotations separately from bitmaps. The user's application code is responsible for maintaining the relationships between images and annotations.
LEADTOOLS provides several functions for handling annotation files. Annotation files can be stored on a disk, in memory or they may be embedded in another file. To load annotation files in these varied locations, LEAD provides the following:
Each annotation file contains information about the annotations stored in that file. This information can be obtained using the following functions:
Annotation files may contain a single page, or they may be multipage. In a multipage file, pages may be deleted using the following functions:
Finally, annotation files may be saved to disk, to memory, or embedded within another file, using the following functions:
Medical Web Viewer .NET
.NET, Java, Android, and iOS/macOS Assemblies
C API/C++ Class Libraries
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I do some (really) amateur web development when I get a chance to. I enjoy building things that make life easier for me, and others, using the Internet to drive the functionality. I’ve also been working more and more on a Chromebook just because it’s easier to carry around than my 15″ Mac.
The big problem with the Chromebook is that it’s pretty locked down. I got permission from our IT department to put mine into developer mode (which is usually restricted when enrolled in a GSuite environment) so I could make things work.
First, this is not the same as working on a full-fledged computer. The RAM available on this machine is minimal, which really limits what I can do. It also partitions the hard drive in really strange ways, which makes it hard to keep a neat filesystem.
I started by installing Crouton, which puts a Ubuntu desktop environment on the Chromebook. It’s run in parallel, which makes it nice for jumping back and forth. You can also choose which flavor of Ubuntu you like, from xfce to Unity.
I used Crouton to run Gimp and git, mostly. But, I wasn’t using Gimp as much as I expected and it really slowed down the device. I ended up dropping it in favor of Chromebrew, which has worked beautifully. It’s a package manager built specifically for Chrome which includes things like Git, Ruby, python, imagemagick…all kinds of things that make life easier working on such a stripped down device.
I use a mix of Chrome apps to work in.
Crosh – Similar to the bash environment, crosh is the Chrome’s terminal emulator. You can get to it by hitting Ctrl + Alt + T. If you’re not in developer mode, most of what you can do is look at system stats. All other functions are locked down. Once you’re in developer mode, you can type in shell and browse the filesystem (Linux-based) just like any other full computer. This is where I run git.
**Secure Shell – Another Chrome app which emulates a SSH client. Really handy for jumping in and out of my own remote server as I need things. Much faster than relying on the cPanel through my hosts’s admin panel.
It’s lightweight, but it works well. Chrome’s own developer tools and console are really helpful with autocomplete and error logging (just like any other browser, really).
I was working on student grades in a Google Sheet last night and I needed an easy way to randomly sort students so I could show some score adjustments. Sheets lets you sort A-Z and Z-A easily, but there’s no baked in random function, which makes sense.
I could have scripted it, but it was late and I was feeling lazy. There’s an easier method.
Grab a column and enter =rand(). This will generate a random number between 0 and 1. Click and drag this down the entire range. Then, sort this column A-Z. Hey presto! Random sorting a Sheet.
Notice that the random column changes every time something else is clicked. This won’t affect anything other than the sorting, but it allows you to resort if it isn’t “random enough.”
I’ve been ruminating on a way to use Sheets and Google Apps Script as a fully-functional gradebook. I’m not there yet, but I can see this being helpful in that implementation.
I feel like I’m on a social networking pilgrimage.
I left Facebook two years ago and haven’t looked back. (Well, technically, like Alan Levine, I’m there, but only to manage a page for a group.)
Twitter is becoming super-broadcasty. It’s still a fun space in some respects because it’s the only space I can connect with some dear friends. Goofiness matters. I check it, but I’m only paying attention to very specific items. I also push out things I’m doing. But, there are fewer and fewer replies these days.
Mastodon is a newer, federated Twitter-meets-Tumblr social space that I’ve poked around in. There are definitely some merits, but some things I’m not super happy with. We’ll see, ultimately, what ends up happening there.
When all is said and done, I think I’m looking for something of substance that can go anywhere. It’s really difficult to find that balance, and I’m not sure I ever will. The need for connections is real and it’s what drove me to pour into Twitter and blogging four or five years back. The desire to connect is still there, but the means of connecting are more and more limited even though we have a number of choices. I want flexibility. I want ownership.
I’ve grown up a bunch, and I’m giving Known a shot again because I think I finally understand the power behind the POSSE model. Hopefully, this’ll scratch the itch.
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I often wanted to ask you some questions, but after waiting for a while, I always found my questions answered by you. And at the same time I found out that all those questions were just silly questions, coming from my mind without any connection to my heart. My heart only wants to cry, and my mind only wants to know, despite any answer.
Could you please comment on how to deal with a continuous questioning mind that is not interested in any answer anyway? Or am I just a Greek donkey?
The disciple who can wait will find all his questions answered at the right moment. But waiting is a great quality; it is deep patience, it is great trust. The mind cannot wait, it is always in a hurry. It knows nothing about patience; hence it goes on piling questions upon questions without getting the answer.
It is something very delicate to understand: that it is not the answer that is significant but the right timing, your readiness to receive it; otherwise it will just go above your head. The impatient mind is too occupied in questioning. It forgets that questioning in itself is a meaningless activity – the real thing is the answer, but for the answer you need a certain silence, peace, openness, receptivity. The mind is incapable of these qualities; hence, for thousands of years the mind has been asking and asking but it finds no answer.
In the world of the mind there are only questions. And in the world of the heart there is only the answer, because the heart knows how not to ask, how to wait – let the spring come by itself; wait like a thirsty earth, the rainclouds will come, they have always been coming. There is no need to distrust, because there is not even a single exception where trust has failed, where waiting is not fulfilled, where patience is not immensely rewarded.
The functioning of the heart and the mind are totally different, not only different but diametrically opposite. The mind creates philosophies, theologies, ideologies – they are all questions that don’t have any answer. The heart simply waits. At the right moment, the answer blossoms by itself.
The heart has no question, yet it receives the answer. The mind has a thousand and one questions, yet it never receives any answer because it does not know how to receive.
Your mind is full of questions; yet you have been observing that, by and by, they are being answered. This should create in you a new insight, a new trust. A new dimension is opening: that you have just to wait, alert and awake, and if it is needed the answer will come to you.
You are also seeing that most of the questions that the mind is filled with are silly. They are – not most of them, all of them are – silly for the simple reason that mind does not go through the discipline of asking receptively. It is more concerned with questions. Even while the answer is being given, it has moved on to another question. Perhaps, listening to the answer, it has created ten more questions out of the answer itself.
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I need create two routes on virtual system (VSX) with differents next_hops, but the VS object don't accept this configuration. I found on Gaia Advanced a feature called "Equal Cost Path Splitting" and putted the value to 8, but does not work.
Somebody know if this type of configuration it's supported on VSX enviroment? I know that on active/stand-by enviroment (tradicional cluster gateway), I can configure, according below.
set static-route 10.10.10.10/32 nexthop gateway address 172.16.0.70 on
set static-route 10.10.10.10/32 nexthop gateway address 172.16.0.80 on
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Build secure encrypted data lakes with AWS Lake Formation
Maintaining customer data privacy, protection against intellectual property loss, and compliance with data protection laws are essential objectives of today’s organizations. To protect data against security threats, vulnerabilities within the organization, malicious software, or cyber criminality, organizations are increasingly encrypting their data. Although you can enable server-side encryption in Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), you may prefer to manage your own encryption keys. Amazon Key Management Service (AWS KMS) makes it easy to create, rotate, and disable cryptographic keys across a wide range of AWS services, including over your data lake in Amazon S3.
AWS Lake Formation is a one-stop service to build and manage your data lake. Among its many features, it allows discovering and cataloging data sources, setting up transformation jobs, configuring fine-grained data access and security policies, and auditing and controlling access from data lake consumers. You can also provide column-level security, which is an imperative feature when you want to protect personal identifiable information (PII).
Using AWS KMS with Lake Formation requires several steps, which we discuss in this post. We create a complete solution for processing encrypted data using customer managed keys with Lake Formation, Amazon Athena, AWS Glue, and AWS KMS. We use an S3 bucket registered through Lake Formation, which only accepts encrypted data with customer managed keys. Additionally, we demonstrate how to easily restrict access to PII data for data analysis stakeholders.
To demonstrate the solution, we upload an encrypted document into the S3 bucket and run data transformations using AWS Glue. The processed data is stored back in an encrypted way to Amazon S3. We automated this solution using AWS CloudFormation to have an end-to-end deployment of data lakes supporting encryption.
We use AWS CloudFormation to deploy the data transformation pipeline and explain all the configurations necessary to achieve end-to-end encryption of your data into a data lake.
The following diagram shows a generic infrastructure of a serverless data lake enhanced by encryption. Transformations such as removing duplicated or bad data are required. Afterward, we want to automatically catalog the data to use it with our consumers (through SQL querying, analytics dashboards, or machine learning services).
The reproducible pattern to support customer managed key encryption requires the following steps:
- Configure the S3 bucket to use server-side encryption.
- Set up a KMS key policy to allow the AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) role for Lake Formation to use the key for encryption.
- Create the AWS Glue security configuration to specify the keys to use for encryption with AWS Glue.
Before getting started, complete the following prerequisites:
- Sign in to the AWS Management Console and choose the US East (N. Virginia) Region for this sample deployment.
- Ensure that Lake Formation has the administrators set up, and the default permissions go through Lake Formation for all newly created databases and tables.
Deploy the solution
To deploy the solution, complete the following steps:
- On the Lake Formation console, choose Add administrators.
- Add your current role and user as an administrator.
- In the navigation pane, under Data catalog, select Settings.
- Deselect Use only IAM access for new databases and Use only IAM access control for new tables in new databases.
This makes sure that both IAM and Lake Formation permission modules are used.
- Choose Save.
- Download the content from the following GitHub repository. The repo should contain the following files:
- The raw data sample file data.json
- The AWS Glue script sample script.py
- The CloudFormation template lakeformation_encryption_demo.yaml
- Create an S3 bucket in us-east-1 and upload the AWS Glue script.
- Record the script path to use as a parameter for the CloudFormation stack.
You now deploy the CloudFormation stack.
- Choose Launch Stack:
- Leave the default location for the template and choose Next.
- On the Specify stack details page, enter a stack name.
- For GlueJobScriptBucketPath, enter the bucket containing the AWS Glue script.
- For DataLakeBucket, enter the name of the bucket that the stack creates.
- On the Configure stack options page, choose Next.
- On the Review page, select the check boxes.
- Choose Create stack.
At this point, you have successfully created the resources for the Data Lake solution supporting end-to-end encryption.
The stack deploys an S3 bucket in which you upload the file, and registers that bucket within Lake Formation. An AWS Glue job transforms the data into Parquet format, and an AWS Glue crawler detects the schema of the processed data. Additionally, the stack deploys all the AWS KMS resources, which we describe in detail in the next section.
What is happening in the background?
In this section, we describe in more detail the encryption/decryption process. Namely we talk about how encrypted data is uploaded to the S3 bucket, and the role the AWS Glue security configuration is playing to configure Glue jobs and crawlers to use a particular KMS key.
As shown in the following screenshot, the KMS key policy enables access for several IAM roles.
lake-formation-demo-role: Lake Formation is the central service managing access to the data. To enable the Lake Formation service to use the KMS key, we add the IAM role used to register the S3 bucket to Lake Formation to the key policy used within this solution.
demo-lake-formation-glue-job-role: The AWS Glue job role also needs to use the KMS key to encrypt the output data after running the ETL job.
demo-lake-formation-glue-crawler-role: Lastly, the AWS Glue crawler uses the KMS key to decrypt the data and infer the schema of the data.
Learn more about registering an S3 location to Lake Formation in the AWS documentation.
Amazon S3 storage uploads only encrypted data
The data lake S3 bucket has a bucket policy enforcing encryption on all the data uploaded to the bucket with the KMS key. This also allows any user to use their own KMS keys to encrypt the data. Additionally, teams within an organization can use different keys when uploading the data, supporting separation of access within an organization.
The following screenshot shows the S3 bucket policy implemented through the CloudFormation stack. The policy denies Amazon S3 Put API calls for objects that aren’t AWS KMS encrypted.
AWS Glue security configuration
An AWS Glue security configuration contains the properties needed when you read and write encrypted data. To create and view all AWS security configurations, on the AWS Glue console, choose Security configurations in the navigation pane.
A security configuration was added to the AWS Glue job and the crawler to configure what encryption key AWS Glue should use when running a job or a crawler.
Test the solution
In this section, we walk through the steps of the end-to-end encryption pipeline:
- Upload sample data to Amazon S3.
- Run the AWS Glue job.
- Give permissions to the AWS Glue crawler to the Amazon S3 location and run the crawler.
- Set up permissions for the new role to query the new table.
- Run an Athena query.
Upload sample data to Amazon S3
Use the following command to upload a sample file to Amazon S3:
<LAKE_FORMATION_KMS_DATA_KEY> value, you need to enter the Key ID of the kms key with the alias
lakeformation-kms-data-key, which you can find in the AWS KMS service console.
In the preceding command, data.json is the file that we upload to Amazon S3, and we specify the prefix
raw. While uploading, we provide the KMS key to encrypt the file with this encryption key.
Run the AWS Glue job
We’re now ready to run our AWS Glue job.
- On the AWS Glue console, choose Jobs in the navigation pane.
- Select the job
- On the Action menu, choose Run job.
When the job is complete, we should see the processed data in the S3 bucket you configured under the prefix
processed. When we check the properties of the output file, we should see that the data is encrypted using the KMS key
Give permissions to the AWS Glue crawler and run the crawler
We now give permissions to the AWS Glue crawler to access Amazon S3, and then run the crawler.
- On the Lake Formation console, under Permissions, choose Data locations.
- Choose Grant.
- Select My account.
- For IAM users and roles, choose demo-lake-formation-glue-crawler-role.
- For Storage locations, choose the S3 bucket where your data is stored.
- For Registered account location, enter the current account number.
- Choose Grant.
This step is required for the crawler to have permissions to the Amazon S3 location where the data to be crawled is stored.
- On the AWS Glue console, choose Crawlers.
- Select the configured crawler and choose Run crawler.
The crawler infers the schema of the processed data, and a new table is now visible within the database:
This table is also visible on the Lake Formation console.
Set up permissions for the current role to query the table
Next, we configure Athena to have the proper rights to query this newly created table over the encrypted data.
One advantage of using Lake Formation to set up permissions is the ability to restrict access to PII in order to stay compliant and protect the privacy of your customers. For this post, we restrict access to all columns in the
processed database that aren’t
- On the Lake Formation console, under Data catalog¸ choose Tables.
- Select the processed
- Click on Actions and select Grant.
- Select My account.
- For IAM users and roles, choose the current user/role.
- For Column-based permissions, choose Include columns.
- For Include columns, choose the column
- For Table permissions, select Select.
- Choose Grant.
Run an Athena query
We can now query the database with Athena.
- On the Athena console, choose the database
- Choose the options icon next to the
processedtable and choose Preview table.
- Enter the following query:
- Choose Run query.
The following screenshot shows our output, in which we can see the value of the
symbol column. The other columns aren’t visible due to the column-level security configuration.
We can also enable encryption at rest for the Athena results, meaning that Athena encrypts the query results in Amazon S3. For more information, see Encrypting Query Results Stored in Amazon S3.
In this post, we addressed the use case of customers with strict regulatory restrictions that require end-to-end data encryption to comply with their country regulations. Additionally, we set up a data lake to support column-level security to restrict access to PII within tables. We included a step-by-step guide and automated the solution with AWS CloudFormation to deploy it promptly.
If you need any help in building data lakes, please reach out to AWS Professional Services. If you have questions about this post, let us know in the comments section, or start a new thread on the Lake Formation forum.
About the Authors
Daniela Dorneanu is a Data Lake Architect at AWS. As part of Professional Services, Daniela supports customers hands-on to get more value out of their data. Daniela advocates for inclusive and diverse work environments, and she is co-chairing the Software Engineering conference track at the Grace Hopper Celebration, the largest gathering of women in Computing.
Muhammad Shahzad is a Professional Services consultant who enables customers to implement DevOps by explaining principles, delivering automated solutions and integrating best practices in their journey to the cloud.
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I have been trying to connect phone on the i.MX8QM development board with Bluetooth module Cypress CYW4356. My phone is connected to the board and i am able access the caller app on the board. Using that i made a call to another device and calling is done. But no audio is getting in both devices, which i guess some issues in routing call from the board. The board is connected with a speaker system and we can able able play a music from phone via Bluetooth using an app (media player). I think Bluetooth audio routing has any issue. Could you suggest a method so that i can able to use Bluetooth for telephonic purpose. Thank you.
I think you need to check if HFP or HSP is enabled from imx8 document. I can't find any log for this issue, So I can't judge the reason . if you can enable bt snoop log, it will be better for the analysis.
There is a misunderstanding in defining the Audio issue. Actually if we connect our mobile device with i.MX8 Board using Bluetooth, it's not transferring any audio sources including media sources like music, Video. If we play music, it suddenly gets paused. Same for video also but if we call, the connection gets established. But still audio is not working. But from the i.MX8 Board if we play music that is in its memory using a media player then it comes out from the speaker connected. Thank you.
I think you can try a bluetooth earphone to test i.MX8 board, we always has a source or sink role in bluetooth connection , for the i.MX8 board I do not think they configure the bluetooth to a sink device like earphone .
You can have a try to test audio play first of all with a wireless earphone.
from the log I can see a continuous a2dp data which indicated the playing is on , I do not understand what is the meaning of "it suddenly gets paused" . if it means the playing is ongoing , but you can't here any audio music after a while.
Actually the log i provided includes audio play and telephony call data also. Suddenly gets paused means, the playing(music) gets stopped on the next fraction when i tap play button. Its not playing and audio is not coming. We cant able to play any music or video. If we play anything its not starting. In short if we tap play button, first it will show playing for a half second(0.5s) but no sound and goes to pause state. If we tap again on play same situation. Its like it tried to send but failed. Thank you.
I want to know what is the log from , is it from i.MX8 board ? I can see a continuous ACL data from the log. Do you have any other logs to know the issue .
Actually i am completely new in handling this board and i don't have prior knowledge in configuring these things. As per your suggession i took this log. The log i took from my i.MX8QuadMax board. Can you please tell what is ACL data. If you suggest any other log, i can provide that for your reference. And main thing we can neglect the a2dp profile because playing music and all is not out priority. My priority is to enable the calling and i need route audio to come in my speaker. But now calling is working through bluetooth but not audio. My connection arrangement is explained below.
My i.MX8QUADMAX Board is connected with Murata 1CX modulebased on cypress CYW4356. I am trying to connect my phone to the device using bluetooth. My phone connection is established and i am able to call and call gets connected. But that time i cant able to here my any audio in my speaker which is connected to the board. if we connect the phone to the bluetooth the audio received from the host should come from through the speaker.
Thanks and regards.
I found the audio_policy_configuration.xml from my i.MX8QMMEK board. From my understanding its required to add every device ports and routes of every audio devices in that .xml file in order to enable the audio devices.
But in my audio_policy_configuration.xml file the device ports, sink and source details are not added for telephone call audio sources. AUDIO_DEVICE_OUT_TELEPHONY_TX and AUDIO_DEVICE_IN_TELEPHONY_RX are missing.
I am attaching the file for your reference. So i want to know whether this is the reason why am not getting the audio while calling through Bluetooth. Thank you.
I found a similar issue from NXP forum, I think you need to post a thread in it also.
from the log I think the play is in normal status. but from the issue from NXP forum , maybe bluetooth service is needed necessarily for audio route change. You can have a check..
if system log can be provided , it should be better also.
Thanks for sharing the link and I was following the thread. I already posted a thread in NXP regarding same. But in the thread you provided has some changes from our problem. In our case Music streaming and play audio is working. Only audio while on calling using Bluetooth is not working.
This is the thread i posted in the NXP.
As i requested earlier, in my audio_policy_configuration.xml file the device ports, sink and source details are not added for telephone call audio sources. AUDIO_DEVICE_OUT_TELEPHONY_TX and AUDIO_DEVICE_IN_TELEPHONY_RX are missing. Is that the reason for not getting the audio. Thank you
For the audio policy I think we need to get the suggestions from nxp.
by the way would you please update a log with phone call only ?
the steps should be :
1. open imx , enter broadcast mode.
2. open phone, scan
3. do the pair.
4. build up a phone call, not from imx board.
i think in this time the imx bluetooth is acting like a earphone .
For a phone call, we have headset and hands-free profile supported in 4356 , it has no doubt.
Now your phone is acting as Audio Gateway (AG) -- This is the device that is the gateway of the audio, both for input and output , Typical devices acting as Audio Gateways are cellular Phones and personal computer.
You Imx8+4356 is acting as Headset(HS)-- This is the device acting as Audio Gateway's remote audio input and output mechanism.
Now the log is below:
03-02 19:26:50.590 1611 2115 I Telecom : CallAudioRouteStateMachine: turning speaker phone true: CSW.sDc->CAMSM.pM_1001->CARSM.pM_SWITCH_FOCUS@AG0
03-02 19:26:50.590 1611 2115 I Telecom : Logging.Events: Non-call EVENT: UNMUTE, null: CSW.sDc->CAMSM.pM_1001->CARSM.pM_SWITCH_FOCUS@AG0
03-02 19:26:50.590 1611 1611 I Telecom : WiredHeadsetManager: ACTION_HEADSET_PLUG event, plugged in: true, : WHC.oADA@AHE
03-02 19:26:50.591 1611 2115 I Telecom : Logging.Events: Non-call EVENT: AUDIO_ROUTE, Leaving state ActiveSpeakerRoute: CSW.sDc->CAMSM.pM_1001->CARSM.pM_SWITCH_FOCUS@AG0
03-02 19:26:50.592 1611 2115 I Telecom : Logging.Events: Non-call EVENT: AUDIO_ROUTE, Entering state QuiescentSpeakerRoute: CSW.sDc->CAMSM.pM_1001->CARSM.pM_SWITCH_FOCUS@AG0
03-02 19:26:50.592 1611 2115 I Telecom : BluetoothRouteManager: getBluetoothAudioConnectedDevice: no headset service available.: CSW.sDc->CAMSM.pM_1001->CARSM.pM_SWITCH_FOCUS@AG0
I think you need to check with imx if they can support HS profile as default ..
Hi @Zhengbao_Zhang ,
I discussed as you mentioned above with NXP forum. They are saying, the default of the Bluez Stack it is not act as telephone call. It is like in Hc05 modules, just for data.
Any idea about that Bluez stack and its support for HFP. I checked my Bluez stack version, its 5.3.7.
Thanks and Regards,
sorry, I only can get this from introduction of bluez website
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Get started with your new Panther account
Welcome to Panther!
This guide will walk you through your initial login to the Panther Console, as well as how to invite additional users. Once you've completed these steps, head to the Success Schema for full onboarding instructions.
You can manage your account and workflows in the Panther Console or using Panther Developer Workflows.
The Panther Console is Panther's web interface, where users can interact with their Panther instance. You can navigate the Panther Console via the left-hand navigation panel or press ⌘ (command) + K at any time to search and jump straight to relevant documentation.
To access your Panther Console, you need an instance. An instance is created when the Panther team provisions your account.
Once your account has been provisioned, you will receive an invitation email from [email protected] with your temporary Panther Console login credentials. If you don't see it, be sure to check your spam folder or reach out to your customer support team.
After the initial console login with the provided credentials, you will need to update your password and set up MFA.
Panther requires a strong password:
- Password must contain at least 12 characters
- Password must contain at least 1 uppercase character
- Password must contain at least 1 lowercase character
- Password must contain at least 1 symbol
- Password must contain at least 1 number
After you have successfully logged in, you can invite more users to the platform by navigating to Settings > Users.
It is also recommended to routinely audit the users who have access to your Panther Console.
Once you have successfully logged into your trial account, look for the Panther Guide in the upper-right corner of the Console. The guide will walk you through a list of tasks to set up your account and begin detecting security threats:
- 1.Onboarding a data source (like AWS or Okta) to normalize data and run detections against your logs. If you need sample data to test with, please contact our Support Team using the Intercom Messenger in the bottom-right corner of the Panther Console.
Trials have a total ingestion limit of 500 GB. Cloud Security Scanning is not available to trial instances. To request moving to an unrestricted, assisted trial instead, reach out to your Panther support team.
Once you're up and running in the Panther Console, it's time to onboard data sources, set up detections, and configure alert destinations. We've created a guided checklist, Success Schema: Enable, Configure and Detect with Panther, that will help you track adoption of these features and complete your Panther onboarding.
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Realization of the bus line M42 along the famous 42nd Street in Manhattan.
It is an add-on for the City-Bus Simulator 2010 that adds about 20 km of route.
astragon Entertainment GmbH
In Bus Simulator you will take the controls of one of 6 true-to-life city buses.
Transport passengers to their destinations safely, on time.
The 2005-2006 seasons of Champ Car get to rFactor.
Bus Driver 1.5 showcases a high replay value based on a sophisticated system.
Hey Arnold! Runaway Bus is an action game with a driving theme for kids.
PowerWorld Simulator GSO Education Edition can simulate power systems.
Novel Games Limited
Bus Driver's Math is an original game to improve your mental speed.
Falco Software, Inc.
This game lets you simulate a variety of vehicles including buses, and race-cars.
OMSI 2 Add-On Vienna 1 - Line 24A is an add-on for OMSI Bus Simulator.
The South London Project is an addon for the OMSI bus simulator game.
RTaW-Sim is a fine-grained discrete-event bus simulator.
Darius Bode / Barbara Bode
OMSI Hamburg - Day & Night is is an add-on for OMSI - The Bus Simulator for PC.
OMSI 2 Add-On Project Gladbeck is an add-on for OMSI 2 Bus Simulator.
OMSI 2 game add-on that add buildings, signs, bus stops, and decoration objects.
Multiplayer mod for Euro Truck Simulator and American Truck Simulator games.
VirtualBus is a great and free simulator where you drive a bus.
Kirk Olsson,Danny Garnier,JOEL ARAMENDY
Mirage F1 Package FSX SP1 SP2 Acceleration is a free mod for Flight Simulator X.
MultiMOD is an SDK-mod for Superpower 2, GolemLabs Geopolitical Simulator.
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Travel journalist Simon Parker goes on a cycling adventure around the Portuguese island of Madeira and discovers why it’s the ideal destination for him.
With extremely low numbers of active coronavirus cases and a strict testing policy on entry, Madeira has been able to reduce the threat of the virus. With the reduced number of tourists, Simon was able to get away from the hustle and bustle and explore Madeira’s microclimates.
Get the latest headlines: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/
Telegraph.co.uk and YouTube.com/TelegraphTV are websites of The Telegraph, the UK’s best-selling quality daily newspaper providing news and analysis on UK and world events, business, sport, lifestyle and culture.
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Find out in this tutorial how to detect if an installation has an active block theme and make sure to run a function (or any code) only on websites that use that type of theme.
For the next few years block themes (FSE) will coexist with classic themes (with .php templates).
This is not a problem, but if you are creating a plugin or custom code and you want to run only if a specific type of theme you must take this into account to avoid causing errors in installations with a version of WordPress that have the other type of themes.
For example, if you want to interact with header elements such as logo, site description, navigation menus…, it will be very different if the theme is classic or blocks, since in the latter all of them will be blocks.
So it is advisable to check if there is an active block theme where the code will be executed and use a conditional to do it only if that is the case.
In this tutorial you will learn how to do it
Code to execute different code depending on the type of theme
To detect if there is an active block theme you can use the
This would be a simple example of how to display the WordPress version using a shortcode.
Add the following code at the end of functions.php or in your functionality plugin:
This is a simple example where you detect if it is a block theme or not and it shows you. But this is not the important part.
The idea is to use this information to make the execution of a code conditioned by the type of theme of the site in question.
The function could be something like this:
As you can see, you first detect if there is an active block theme and then execute one code or the other conditionally.
To adapt these examples to your convenience you only have to add the code that you want to be executed depending on the type of theme.
Now you know how to detect if a WordPress installation has a block theme active (or not) and run different codes depending on the type of theme.
Any questions? Let me know in the comments.
And if you want to give me any suggestion for future tutorials, leave it in the contact form. Advantages of being a subscriber. 😉
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This kind of orientation helps us increase outside of the standard excellent threshold established in the personalized writing small business.
English may be the official language of 88 international locations across the world. It is thus of fantastic great importance to realize command of the English language. On the other hand there is a fantastic distinction between speaking in English and being able to sort composed compositions in English; This really is also true for folks for whom English is a primary language.
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Actually IE concentrating more on security and the safety of the system so its slow and it is not that much slow if you have a updated version of IE according to your O.S.
As we are getting a latest and updated versions of IE, it represents that IE is trying its best and it is the best. But i too agree that Mozilla or chrome is more user friendly that is why most of the people prefer the Mozilla as its downloading speed and access speed is faster than the IE.
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Analysing the relationships between biomolecules and the genetic diseases is a highly active area of research, where the aim is to identify the genes and their products that cause a particular disease due to functional changes originated from mutations. Biological ontologies are frequently employed in these studies, which provides researchers with extensive opportunities for knowledge discovery through computational data analysis. In this study, a novel approach is proposed for the identification of relationships between biomedical entities by automatically mapping phenotypic abnormality defining HPO terms with biomolecular function defining GO terms, where each association indicates the occurrence of the abnormality due to the loss of the biomolecular function expressed by the corresponding GO term. The proposed HPO2GO mappings were extracted by calculating the frequency of the co-annotations of the terms on the same genes/proteins, using already existing curated HPO and GO annotation sets. This was followed by the filtering of the unreliable mappings that could be observed due to chance, by statistical resampling of the co-occurrence similarity distributions. Furthermore, the biological relevance of the finalized mappings were discussed over selected cases, using the literature. The resulting HPO2GO mappings can be employed in different settings to predict and to analyse novel gene/protein-ontology term-disease relations. As an application of the proposed approach, HPO term-protein associations (i.e., HPO2protein) were predicted. In order to test the predictive performance of the method on a quantitative basis, and to compare it with the state-of-the-art, CAFA2 challenge HPO prediction target protein set was employed. The results of the benchmark indicated the potential of the proposed approach, as HPO2GO performance was among the best (Fmax = 0.35). The automated cross ontology mapping approach developed in this work may be extended to other ontologies as well, to identify unexplored relation patterns at the systemic level. The datasets, results and the source code of HPO2GO are available for download at: https://github.com/cansyl/HPO2GO.
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Material Design was introduced in Android Lollipop version and is considered as an extensive guide for motion, visual, and interaction design across various devices and platforms. One can also use the design support library to integrate components, patterns as well as the material design. This supporting library is compatible with Android 2.3 (Api level 9) and above.
You can apply the material theme in your app by specifying a style that inherits from android: Theme. Material:
<!-- res/values/styles.xml -->
<!-- your theme inherits from the material theme -->
<style name="MyAppTheme" parent="android:Theme.Material">
<!-- theme customizations -->
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Releases all resources used by the DocumentRollback class.
public void Dispose()
The method does not return a value.
Use Dispose when you are finished using the DocumentRollback object. The Dispose method releases the resources of that object.
Always call Dispose before you release the last reference to the DocumentRollback object.
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Due to a known vulnerability in Samba (CVE-2016-2016) version 3.6.23-30.el6-7 and earlier, SMB signing is deactivated by default. This function is required for push installation of the ESET Remote Administrator (ERA) Agent. The following error will be displayed in the ERA Server trace log:
Connection failed: NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED
- Connect to the Virtual Appliance via SSH or open the system console.
- Enter this command into the command line:
- In this config file find the section
[global]and add the line:
client ipc signing = auto
- Press Ctrl + X and then press Y to save your changes.
- Restart the Samba service.
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It has cognates in every Germanic language, and their proto-Germanic root has been reconstructed as *erþō.
Earth is the densest planet in the Solar System and the largest of the four terrestrial planets.
Over 7.6 billion humans live on Earth and depend on its biosphere and natural resources for their survival.
Humans have developed diverse societies and cultures; politically, the world has about 200 sovereign states.
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Your information is transmitted via encryption between you and payment system.
The remaining 29% is land consisting of continents and islands that together have many lakes, rivers and other sources of water that contribute to the hydrosphere.
The majority of Earth's polar regions are covered in ice, including the Antarctic ice sheet and the sea ice of the Arctic ice pack.
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We take no responsibility for the content on any webpage which we link to, please use your own discretion while surfing the links.
"Earth's atmosphere") but writes it in lowercase when preceded by the (e.g. It almost always appears in lowercase in colloquial expressions such as "what on earth are you doing? The formation and evolution of Solar System bodies occurred along with the Sun.
In theory, a solar nebula partitions a volume out of a molecular cloud by gravitational collapse, which begins to spin and flatten into a circumstellar disk, and then the planets grow out of that disk along with the Sun.
The origin of the world's oceans was condensation augmented by water and ice delivered by asteroids, protoplanets, and comets.
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Potential free 10-100k+ units of currency for upcoming payment network
- Deal Link:
- Initiative Q
The idea is that in order to make sure they have lots of engaged users at launch, they will reserve a large portion of their future currency for people who sign up early (according to the timeline published on their website, they don't expect to launch the network until late 2021 or later).
Currently, they are targetting a value of one "Q" = $1USD, and the potential sign-up bonus is somewhere north of 100k Qs (you get 10-12k for signing up, then about 10k for each friend you refer to a max of 5, and there's an additional 60k reserved for future activities -- note that these amounts decrease continuously as more people sign up, so they're rough numbers).
To be clear, I'm sure nothing will come of this new payment network, and I very sincerely doubt anyone will make any real money from this offer. This is only worthwhile because no significant info is required in order to sign up -- just name and email address -- so there's really no harm in giving it a shot.
I believe a referral is needed in order to sign up, but I'm sure you can Google around and find a random invite link if you need one. Please note that posting your referral link and offering or requesting referrals are all not permitted by RFD forum rules -- you'll just get your post deleted and potentially get this thread locked.
Lots of info on how it's supposed to work at these pages:
FAQ page: https://initiativeq.com/FAQ
Economic model explanation: https://initiativeq.com/knowledge/economic-model
Payment network description: https://initiativeq.com/knowledge/payment-network
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Submitted the first cut towards the code
generator to the CVS. The code should compile, but the IL code generated
does not, because of obvious reasons, does not assemble using ilasm.
Code Generation Celebrations
Today we had the demonstration of the project in front of the course
instructor (after all this project came out as a part of project
in the institute) . Lots of code by Abhaya made possible code
generation in the IL format, though the code that is generated right now
does not aseemble.
Some of trivial errors that were encountered were like the class names
were included as "java/lang/Object" instead of "java.lang.Object". A
detailed list of bugs will be put up soon. We are yet busy in the exams
Also, right now, no code has been commited to the CVS. Will do it by the
coming weekend. Uff!
The website shifting to this server is over.
The code generator is now able to see some life to itself. Abhaya is
making good progress towards it.
I am unable to give any time to it
rightnow. You may have a look at the cvs for the
latest work in place.
First release available for download
First release of software, consisting of basic java-bytecode reader and constant pool entry generator is available. The executable consists of encapsulating the above modules in java-deassembler.
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does any one know about the pipe & filter architecture implemntation in C#
have a question in that.
Were you going to ask that question?
what ia was going to ask is
i created a project to read data from a file and remover te special charaters and then remover the stop words(such as the, is a, of , in... etc there is a list) and then remover the stemwords and get the root (like jumps jumping should generate the word jump) and compute the highest number of occurance of the word and print the first 20 in to the console, this only supports english language files
my question is how to i extend the project so that it would read different language files (according to this architecture)
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OSGI component support in Service Creation
This wiki is aiming to discuss how to support OSGI based service component development in STP. Johnson Ma, Dec 27, 2007
As more and more Middleware servers becomes OSGI based. We need to support users to create service component in the format of OSGI bundle in an Service Oriented Approach.
Existing OSGI tooling
PDE OSGI tooling support
"Eclipse PDE UI also provides comprehensive OSGi tooling, which makes it an ideal environment for component programming, not just Eclipse plug-in development."
Apache Felix integration with Eclipse
Felix integration with eclipse from felix site, is a solution to integrate Felix with Eclipse IDE by
*Check out felix projects into Eclipse workspace *Add the felix.jar to java project's classpath *Create java launch config to run org.apache.felix.main
Spring OSGI Eclipse integration
Requirements for OSGI tooling from Service Creation point for view
*Replaceable OSGI runtime:Should define extension point to locate osgi runtime *Easy dependency configuration::Help user to setup dependencies to existing bundle/service loaded in the runtime *Manifest Editor: user friendly manifest editor following OSGI spec. Try to reuse the Manifest editor from PDE here. *Run and Debug support:: *OSGI Console support: should show the osgi console in eclipse
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[Mailman-Users] [Mailman-Users] remove_members returns no success output
jwt at onjapan.net
Fri May 13 05:46:20 CEST 2005
On May 13, 2005, at 02:53, Ramasamy, Sudhakar wrote:
> I am using the remove_members command inside a shell script and
> sending the
> output by email. When there is an unsuccessful remove such as an
> invalid or
> non-existent email address I can get the output. But when an email
> address is
> successfully removed there is no output from this command.
The lack of an error message means it was successful in removing the
member(s) requested. remove_members only outputs on success if you
use the --fromall switch, to confirm which list(s) from which the
subscriber(s) were removed.
You could modify your copy of remove_members if you wanted to echo
each address after a successful ApprovedDeleteMember().
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arrange custom fields in profile!
I need to add the fields in profile: Telephone and Cell Phone. But they are appearing in "Extended Profile" and I wanted them to be shown below the e-mail is possible? Tried adionar in form also, but are shown below the password field, is there any solution?
Thanks to anyone who can help.
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This operate simply just usually takes two vectors, the main containing element vectors and the second that contains labels, and reviews back again if the two could possibly have info for the effectively shaped classification dilemma.
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This item represents a multiclass classifier designed from a list of binary classifiers. Each binary classifier is accustomed to vote for the correct multiclass label utilizing a just one vs. all method. Consequently, For those who have N classes then there moved here will be N binary classifiers inside this item.
This object then attempts to locate a metamorphosis matrix that makes the "around" vectors near for their anchors when the "far" vectors are farther away.
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This routine clusters genuine valued scalars in essentially linear time. It employs a combination of bottom up clustering and a straightforward greedy scan to try to discover the most compact list of ranges that consist of all offered scalar values.
The different Evaluation has shown that British airways is been criticised with the very poor baggage handling, hold off from the schedules and negative dealing with have a peek at this website of the workers (BBC, 2010a).
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One of the main design considerations of Interval bars was trying to minimize the number of connections between adjacent bars. The current design has three connections - two for power and one which is a bidirectional, self-synchronizing data signal. The logic to synchronize everything ended up being a fairly complicated bit of code. It would be much simpler and faster if all the microcontrollers were driven from a single clock signal, so that all the signals could be synchronous. However, that would end up using 4 pins instead of 3.
What if instead of combining the clock signal with data, we combined it with power? Well, it's only worth doing this if we can do it without too much external hardware. A simple resistor/capacitor filter would be acceptable, but that's not enough to properly restore both power and clock signals. The DC part (across the capacitor) would be okay but then across the resistor we would get an AC signal, when what we really want is a square wave that oscillates between 0 and 5V, so we'd need some additional components to fix up the clock signal.
The worse problem, though, is that with each interval bar added to the circuit, we'd be adding an additional capacitor (in series with a resistor) between ground and (power+clock), so the clock signal is going to get degraded (it's amplitude will be reduced) with each bar. We can reduce this problem by increasing the resistance of the resistor, but then we'd have to use a higher voltage for the power line, increasing the complexity of the root box.
In the end I decided that a solution that makes the hardware simpler but the software more complicated was preferable, since the software only needs to be written once, but who knows how many times an interval bar will get built?
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Jusmoto Partner (Mod) DOWNLOAD = com.jusmoto.partnerapp
Jusmoto Partner app allows our partners who have enrolled with us to get notified when they receive a new job, ask questions and get clarified with the customers and manage the partner profile.
– Partner can call the customer directly by clicking on their phone number from the app
– Few UI and technical changes
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This release fixes some issues that were found during continued testing and adds/enhances the following features:
Preliminary U Boot support. For more information, see U-Boot support is preliminary in this release in the Implementation Notes section. The multimedia streaming and capture applications nvgstplayer and nvgstcapture are included in the release file instead of being provided as a separate downloadable package. The Tegra X Driver ABI 12 is supported.
Also note that this is only a beta release and is for testing purposes only.
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|Original author(s)||Miguel de Icaza|
|Developer(s)||The GNOME Project|
|Initial release||December 31, 2001|
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Gnumeric (//) is a spreadsheet program that is part of the GNOME Free Software Desktop Project. Gnumeric version 1.0 was released on 31 December 2001. Gnumeric is distributed as free software under the GNU GPL license; it is intended to replace proprietary and other spreadsheet programs such as Microsoft Excel. Gnumeric was created and developed by Miguel de Icaza, but he has since moved on to other projects. The current maintainer is Jody Goldberg.
Gnumeric has the ability to import and export data in several file formats, including CSV, Microsoft Excel (write support for the more recent .xlsx format is incomplete), Microsoft Works spreadsheets (*.wks), HTML, LaTeX, Lotus 1-2-3, OpenDocument and Quattro Pro; its native format is the Gnumeric file format (.gnm or .gnumeric), an XML file compressed with gzip. It includes all of the spreadsheet functions of the North American edition of Microsoft Excel and many functions unique to Gnumeric. Pivot tables and Visual Basic for Applications macros are not yet supported.
Gnumeric has a different interface for the creation and editing of graphs from other spreadsheet software. For editing a graph, Gnumeric displays a window where all the elements of the graph are listed. Other spreadsheet programs typically require the user to select the individual elements of the graph in the graph itself in order to edit them.
- EditGrid – was an online spreadsheet which used Gnumeric as its back-end
- List of spreadsheet software
- Comparison of spreadsheet software
- "Gnumeric 1.12.32 aka "TBD" is now available.". Retrieved 2016-08-21.
- "The Gnumeric spreadsheet". Gnumeric. Retrieved 6 September 2010.
Gnumeric has been coded mainly by Miguel de Icaza, with help from other intrepid hackers that have contributed code, bug fixes and documentation.
- Gnumeric v1.10 manual, file formats
- The file formats which Gnumeric can read. Projects.gnome.org. Retrieved on 2013-12-09.
- "Gnumeric XML File Format". The Gnumeric Manual, version 1.8. GNOME Documentation Project. November 2007. Retrieved 31 January 2010.
- "Things we plan to do in Gnumeric". Gnumeric. Retrieved 3 January 2013.
- McCullough, B. D. (4 June 2004). "Fixing Statistical Errors in Spreadsheet Software: The Cases of Gnumeric and Excel" (PDF). Computational Statistics & Data Analysis. Retrieved 31 January 2010.
The most recent versions given a full analysis in this report (available without charge) are Microsoft Excel XP and Gnumeric 1.1.2, and the author has more-limited data on then-new Excel 2003.
- McCullough, B. D.; Wilson, Berry (15 June 2005). "On the accuracy of statistical procedures in Microsoft Excel 2003" (PDF). Computational Statistics & Data Analysis. 49 (4): 1244–1252. doi:10.1016/j.csda.2004.06.016. ISSN 0167-9473. Retrieved 31 January 2010.
In this journal article, after a more complete analysis of Excel 2003, McCullough concludes that Excel 2003 is an improvement over previous versions, but not enough has been done that its use for statistical purposes can be recommended
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- Official website
- GNOMEDesktop.org: Gnumeric news aggregator
- Gnumeric XML File Format
- DesktopLinux.com interviews Gnumeric project leader Jody Goldberg
- Open Mag interviews Jody Goldberg on Gnumeric
- Linux Productivity Magazine: A full issue on Gnumeric
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"Adding manpower to a late software project makes it later," coined by Fred Brooks, author of "The Mythical Man-Month," published in 1975. The extra human communications required to add another member to a programming team is considerably more than anyone ever expects. It naturally depends on the experience and sophistication of the programmers involved and the quality of available documentation. Nevertheless, no matter how much experience they have, the additional time discussing the assignment, commitments and technical details as well as evaluating the results becomes exponential as more people are added. See laws.
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I am trying to load an xml file as data Object thanks to SDO.
I want to parse it for gather all the data contained.
But i am facing a problem, there is datas missing.
How can i load my xml file with the best way for having access to all my variables and their values.
i am using this code below:
FileInputStream inputStream = new FileInputStream("model/can_db.xsd");
XMLHelper xmlHelper = helperContext.getXMLHelper();
File file = new File("model/tiny.xml");
FileInputStream xml = new FileInputStream(file);
XMLDocument xmldoc = xmlHelper.load(xml,null,null);
DataObject modelSDO = xmldoc.getRootObject();
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A chat bot is a program that is designed to run an on-line chat session via text or voice-to-voice, rather than giving direct physical contact with a human agent. Chat bots are extremely popular on websites like Facebook because they allow users to chat without having to deal with pesky humans. For example, let’s say that you have a business online and would like your customers or clients to contact you via Facebook. What can you do? Well, if you have a chat bot that is specifically designed for Facebook then you could easily have it send messages and chat to your Facebook friends.
In order for your chatbot to chat freely on Facebook, it must be connected to an open domain, which means that the server where it runs does not actually have to be Facebook based. Simply put, an open domain is one that can be accessed from anywhere and will use your current IP address as its IP address. One of the main reasons why chat bots were initially developed for chat rooms was so that every user could have their own chat room. This was necessary because many individuals did not want to share the same chat room with any other user due to safety concerns.
Chat bots that are based on Facebook applications can be incredibly useful. You can set up your bot to perform specific functions such as posting status updates or chatting with friends. However, these chat bots are not the best solution because of how they are used. Due to the fact that these chat bots are not controlled by the actual person that initially set up the application, there is always a chance that the bot will receive an inappropriate message. If the bot is not a Facebook fan or uses Facebook applications poorly, it could actually cause problems with individuals who are using these chat bots in a personal or business capacity.
Another issue that many individuals have had with chat bots is that many of them chat too much. It has been suggested that if you are talking to the bot you should only say positive things or have a pleasant voice tone. This allows the chat bot to actually understand what you are saying and prevent the occurrence of non-verbal communications such as tone, facial expression or conversation anxiety. When a chat bot chatters excessively it can actually distract the person from other conversations that may be taking place. For example, if someone was having a conversation with another individual, but the bot chatters excessively, this can potentially break the connection between the two individuals. This can actually be very damaging to a business or personal relationship.
There are some chat bots that are designed to remain away from direct interactions with the user. This may sound like a good idea but many of these types of chat Bots are actually referred to as “spam bots”. These types of chat Bots send commercial messages to users in hopes of tempting them to respond to the bot or to visit a website that the bot is promoting. This type of messaging can actually have an adverse affect on businesses or personal relationships.
Many of these chat Bots that are now in use actually fall into the category of “immobilizers”. What this means is that these Bots will cause a disruption to a chat/video session or to a particular online website. The immobilizer will typically send a series of messages to a specific area of the chat room until the user is prompted to log out of the chat. In many cases, these types of chat Bots will use artificial intelligence to attempt to obtain personal information from the user. However, there is evidence that in some cases, these artificial intelligence applications have caused more harm than good to some users. As a result, chat rooms, chat apps and websites are closing down.
How does a chatbot have the ability to become so intelligent? This is largely dependent on the developers who program these chat bot applications. The more sophisticated the bot, the more complex the artificial intelligence system that is installed within the bot. For instance, if an engineer were to program a chat bot that was able to communicate in both English and Chinese, the chat bot would be considered an “artificial intelligence supercomputer”. In order for such a bot to remain functional, it would have to continually evaluate and change as it learned more about communicating in various languages.
In short, chat bots can be classified into three different categories; AI language processing, machine learning and tactical reasoning. All three of these bots are excellent conversational interface overlays for online chat rooms. If you have an important chat room business and are looking into using a chat bot for promotional purposes, I recommend you speak with your bot developer. Your bot developer will be able to assess your specific needs and help you determine which of the three types of chat bots will best fit your purposes.
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Are you looking for the best 2 in 1 Laptops for Gaming but don’t know where to start? We have done much research and analysis to present the best 2 in 1 Laptops for Gaming available. There are various 2 in 1 Laptops for Gaming options on the market, and you can get surprising advantages from these products. They vary in price, quality, size, and feature.
This article will explore some of the top 2 in 1 Laptops for Gaming out there. This comes from 2 in 1 Laptops for Gamingter going through numerous customer reviews, product reviews, and research into the specifications of the products. At the end of this review, you should be able to make an educated buying decision for one or multiple 2 in 1 Laptops for Gaming.
Best 2 in 1 Laptops for Gaming: Top 10 Compared
Top 10 2 in 1 Laptops for Gaming of Review:
- 14.0-inch FHD (1920 x 1080) WVA LED-Backlit Convertible Touchscreen
- 11th Generation Intel Core i5-1135G7 Processor (8MB Cache, up to 4.2 GHz)
- 12GB 3200MHz DDR4 , 256 GB M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD
- Intel Iris Xe Graphics with shared graphics memory
- Intel Wi-Fi 6 2x2 (Gig+) + Bluetooth 5.0
- Aspect Ratio:16:9
- 14 inch Touchscreen Full HD 1920x1080 4-way NanoEdge display featuring ultra-narrow bezels (5mm thin) around each side of the display that allows for a 14-inch screen to fit in the body of a 13-inch laptop footprint
- The Full HD display has a durable 360 degree hinge that can be used to flip the touchscreen display to tent, stand, and tablet mode
- Powered by the Intel Core m3-8100Y Processor (up to 3.4 GHz) for super-fast and snappy performance. If you use a ton of tabs or run lots of apps, this has the power to get it all done with ease
- 8GB LPDDR3 RAM; 64GB eMMC storage and 2x USB Type-C (Gen 1) and 1x Type-A (Gen 1) ports plus a backlit chiclet keyboard (*USB Transfer speed may vary. Learn more at ASUS website)
- 16GB DDR5 | 512GB SSD
- Equipped With The Powerful and Fast AMD Ryzen 9 6000 Series Processor, AMD 8-Core Ryzen 9 6900HS (3.3GHz Base Clock, Up to 4.9GHz Max Boost Clock, 4MB L2 / 16MB L3 Smart Cache, 16 Threads)
- 13.4" WUXGA (1920 x 1200) 120Hz 500nits Touchscreen IPS display, Dedicated NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 Ti 4GB GDDR6 Laptop GPU With ROG Boost, Integrated AMD Radeon Graphics
- 1x 3.5mm Combo Audio Jack, 1x HDMI 2.0b, 1x USB 3.2 Type-A, 1x ROG XG Mobile Interface, 2x USB 3.2 Type-C support DisplayPort / power delivery
- Microsoft Windows 11 Home, Backlit Keyboard, Dolby Atmos, TYPE-C AC Adapter, Bluetooth 5.2, 720P HD Camera 【A Pen Included】
- 【12GB Memory】 Reams of high-bandwidth DDR4 RAM to smoothly run your graphics-heavy PC games and video-editing applications, as well as numerous programs and browser tabs all at once.
- 【512GB SSD】Save files fast and store more data. With massive amounts of storage and advanced communication power, SSDs are great for major gaming applications, multiple servers, daily backups, and more.
- 【Intel 11th Core i7-1165G7 Processor】11th Generation Intel Core i7-1165G7 Processor 2.80GHz (4 Cores, 12MB Cache, up to 4.7 GHz). Powered systems take a huge leap forward in gaming, streaming and creativity, pushing a smooth, detailed, and vivid experience on highly portable devices.
- 【14 INCH FHD 2-in-1 Touchscreen Display】14 inches full HD (1920 x 1080) IPS touch screen display, you'll always have a great view of your favorite content.
- 【Intel Iris Xe Graphics】Impressive performance for creating, gaming, and entertainment. A new level of graphics performance and crisp, stunning visuals – with the convenience of a thin and light laptop.
- 【Bundled with Tikbot Mouse Pad】AMD 4th Generation Ryzen 5 4500U Processor (6-core, 2.3 GHz Up To 4.0 GHz, 8 MB Cache), 16GB DDR4 Memory, 512GB PCIe SSD
- 【Display】14" Full HD (1920 x 1080) IPS Touchscreen Energy-efficient WLED Display, AMD Radeon Series
- 【Features】802_11_AC, Bluetooth 4.2, Card Reader, HD Audio with Stereo Speakers, Webcam, Fingerprint Reader
- 【Ports】 1 x USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-C, 2 x USB 3.1 Type-A, 1 x HDMI, 1 x Headphone/Speaker/Line-Out Jack
- 【Bundled with Tikbot Mouse Pad.】
- Lenovo Flex 5 14" 2-in-1 Touchscreen, Ryzen 7 4700U 16GB, 51
- 【Faster Running Speed】 BMAX 13.3" laptop computer Powered by 2020 Newest Upgraded N4120 processor up to 2.6GHz (4 Cores, 4 Threads, 4M Cache), pre-installed with 64-bit windows 10, thank to 256GB Solid State Drive and 8GB high-bandwidth DDR4 RAM, large storage for best performance, enhance your all day productivity.
- 【13.3" FHD Multitouch Screen】1920 x 1080 resolution plus 0.31 inch super narrow-bezel touch screen delivers a truly immersive viewing experience that lets you enjoy High-Definition display. The 13.3 inch Full HD IPS screen keeps your eyes from getting tired during prolonged use, convertible design with durable hinge offers six versatile modes, ideal for your life and work to make a simple multiple setup for the best positional viewing at any angle.
- 【Awesome Backlit Keyboard】Works in two states: On/Off, 2-level adjustable backlight allows you to adjust your keyboard's brightness manually by "Fn+F2", provide you with better visibility in low light environments or even no light.
- 【Versatile Smooth Connectivity】Comes with 2xType-C port for your speedy data transfers, power delivery and video out, what's more, build in fast charger DC port, lastest 802.11ac Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0, Windows 10 64-Bit, stereo speakers, Micro SD card reader, SSD expansion slot plus headset jack and integrated webcam.
- 【Ultra-Thin and Light laptop】Typical weight of 2.8 lb/1.25Kgm for 13.3". Elegantly slim at 12.1"x8.2"x0.6", all mental body design makes it both portable and stylish, perfect for your on the go laptop.
- FREE UPGRADE TO WINDOWS 11 (13) (when available, see below)
- VIBRANT DISPLAY - Your creations are brought to life with the 14-inch diagonal Full HD (1920 x 1080) multitouch enabled, edge-to-edge glass display. Video Playback Battery life-Up to 10 hours and 45 minutes
- STELLAR PERFORMANCE - The 11th Generation Intel Core i5-1135G7 (1) processor lets you get work done more efficiently
- EYE-CATCHING GRAPHICS - Marvel at crystal-clear imagery thanks to Intel Iris Xe Graphics (2)
- MEMORY & STORAGE - HP Envy brings you even more bandwidth with 8 GB of RAM and increased hard drive space with 256 GB PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD storage (3)
- 🎧2-MODE CONNECTION: Headset combines 3.5mm wired mode and Bluetooth mode, easy to use, plug and play, and the multi-mode design is more suitable for a variety of scenarios.
- 🎧COMPATIBILITY OF WIRED GAMING HEADSET: Wired gaming headset is compatible with 3.5mm interface devices such as PS4/PS5/Xbox One S/PC/Switch, plug and play. (Note: Game devices with other interfaces require additional adapters)
- 🎧COMPATIBILITY OF BLUETOOTH HEADPHONE: Over Ear Headphones uses a Bluetooth 5.0 chip and is compatible with smartphones, laptops, tablets, etc. In Bluetooth mode, it can be controlled through the buttons on the headset.
- 🎧40MM LARGE DRIVER & HI-FI SOUND QUALITY: 40mm driver and HI-FI sound quality bring you clear and shocking sound. The sensitivity of the speaker unit meets all your requirements for sound and gives you an immersive gaming experience . Suitable for all kinds of games, movies, music, etc.
- 🎧EXTERNAL NOISE CANCELLING MICROPHONE: PS5 headset is equipped with the headset's detachable audio cable to connect with an external microphone, plug in the audio cable to get an external microphone, pick up sound in all directions and transmit communication clearly.
- This Certified Refurbished product is tested and certified to look and work like new. The refurbishing process includes functionality testing, basic cleaning, inspection, and repackaging. The product ships with all relevant accessories excluding Pen, a minimum 90-day warranty, and may arrive in a generic box. Only select sellers who maintain a high performance bar may offer Certified Refurbished products on Amazon.com
- 4th generation Intel Core i5-4300U 1.90 GHz (with Turbo Boost Technology up to 2.9GHz) with Intel HD Graphics 4400
- 5MP and 1080p HD front- and rear-facing cameras - Built-in front- and rear-facing microphones - Stereo speakers with Dolby Audio-enhanced sound
- 256GB solid state drive (SSD)
How To Choose The 2 in 1 Laptops for Gaming
Most of the products listed are not selected hand to hand. We used AI (artificial intelligence) to make the list. But we can assure you all the products listed here are of superior quality as they are already tested by real users, rated by expert reviewers, and recommended by real humans.
Key decision-making factors you should consider to select the products:
An important factor to consider when purchasing 2 in 1 Laptops for Gaming is cost and performance, which typically go hand in hand. With more companies entering the 2 in 1 Laptops for Gaming market, options for quality and high-performance become increased. Just because a 2 in 1 Laptops for Gaming is the most expensive does not mean it’s the best choice for you and your hard-earned dollar. There are many lower-priced models available with very good performance and comfort.
Choose the 2 in 1 Laptops for Gaming from the brand that offers the best value to its customers, with high-quality products and excellent customer service. Good brand products are made with the utmost care and precision, and they’ll always be here to help you answer your query and solve any fault on the products or even refund your money if any damage is found on the products.
Before clicking on the buy now button or adding products to your shopping carts make sure this product meets all the specifications you need.
Product specifications are important when choosing a product. They determine what the product can and cannot do. With so many products on the market, it is important to select the right one for your needs.
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Setup 301 Redirects
timscullin last edited by
I have been asked to transfer a clients old domain over to a new domain with a new site. All of the inbound links basically go to the homepage, and the few links that dont go to the homepage on the old site, might as well be redirected to the homepage on the new site.
I'm wondering is there a "catch all" sort of redirect such as www.oldsite.com/* redirects to newsite.com. So any redirects we havent set up will automatically go to the new site homepage?
And secondly, whats the easiest way to the redirects up?
Can I just add it as a parked domain or addon domain in cpanel, and do the redirects in there? Or does it needs its own hosting for the old domain with its own htaccess file?
Any help appreciated!
matbennett last edited by
I guess as you mention .htaccess you are running apache - try this example: http://www.isitebuild.com/301-redirect.htm
If you are using cpanel I would add it as a parked domain - then follow the instructions in that link to do the redirect through .htaccess .
Parked domains on cpanel/whm don't redirect, so you will have a duplicate content problem if you miss out the .htaccess step. Remember to update as many incoming links as you can as well. Although the 301 will pass the rank on, it does keep a little to itself, so update your biggest incoming links to point to the new domain.
AlanMosley last edited by
Yes there is a catch all. If you are using a Windows server try here. http://thatsit.com.au/seo/tutorials/how-to-fix-canonical-domain-name-issues
I would not redirect deep links to home page, find a page relevant to the link text and linking page and redirect them there. Googe and Bing have said they dont like that sort of thing and may be discounted.
It does not need to be on its own hosting. just point both domains at the same website, then do the redirects.
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In the past, cTAKES was discussed in phpBB forums. Apache mailing lists are now used instead. If you are not modifying cTAKES beyond just configuration then subscribe to the user's mailing list. You can also just look through or search all discussion in the Apache mailing lists. See the Mailing Lists page to find links to the archives.
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x86_64 is not a true 64bit CPU. So any 32-bit code runs. Read this for more detail: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86-64
I have been able to boot a x86_64 with an x86 WinPE image, but never lay down the OS. So you definitely want to switchboot into the right image at some point.
If you have one of the new dual core Lenovo laptops you can easily test all this by installing a x64 OS (Vista, RH, SLES, etc) and then installing VMWare x64. This allows you to spawn x4 VMs.
Also, regarding the Dell 2950 NIC, look for the "RIS" drivers and inject those into the image.
I sure would like to get my hands on one of those nifty dual core lenovo laptops :)
one more, can i make the x86_64 image from a x86 box ? or do i have the build the winpe image for x86_64 on a x86_64 box ?
you can build it on a x86. There is no compiling. As long as your copy of WAIK contains the base code for both x86 and x64 you should be fine. All that really happens behind the scenes is a new image is assembled with the right files and injected drivers.
How can i tell if i've got both? i got my waik msi from the winpe 2 image
Look in C:\Program Files\Windows AIK\Tools\PETools
You should see folders for different architectures.
ok, a few more questions here:
1 - where can i get 64-bit drivers for vmware to use in my 64-bit winpe image?
2 - switchboot seem to always fail, it just drops to the command prompt. (i boot w/ the 32-bit winpe, provision w/ a 64-bit os)
3 - for a 64-bit system, do i need to set the ARCHITECTURE property to x64 ?
1. Once you have VMWare Workstation for x64 you can extract the drivers from the VMWare tools ISOs. They are somewhere in the install directory for VMWare.
2. Try booting with 64 to see what happens. I've seen this but can't remember how I resolved.
3. Yes, must be set to correct architecture or you get errors. Some servers do not get correctly identified by BMI thus the property gets set incorrectly.
can i use the same bootmgr.exe and pxeboot.0 files for x64/x86? what's in that file ?
also... when i generate my files from the batch file - i specify the 'boot' directory. does this have to match what will be the final destination directory on the tftp server ?
i have x64 and x86 systems that i want to provision. i set my 'default' boot images to my x64 and x86 boot images. when i boot my systems, it always seems to boot into x64, regardless what the architecture property is set to, or what the default boot image is set to. this causes problems down the line when i want to provision the server w/ x86.
I'm answering a few questions here.
1. bootmgr.exe and pxeboot.0 --> I use the same for all systems. Not sure what's in them as I never really mess with these files
2. "boot" directory --> Yes. When you generate the image the folder name has to stay the same. At least in the case of WinPE the image has embedded references to the folder name. If you rename after generating the image it will break. Also, if you are hosting PXE/tftp on a Linux Appserver be aware that case-sensitivity comes into play!! If you are having problems run PXE and TFTP in debug mode to see the exact path/case the client is requesting and then adjust accordingly.
3. x86/x64 Default boot images --> I have seen this before but could not understand why. I resort to only having an x86 default boot image. No x64. Since x64 boots x86 fine but not the other way around. I would still check with support as the behavior does not sound "ok".
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Yo, Mike —
The link they’re trying to provide is the same one in their original posting: http://www.cruisesantarctica.com/antarctica-travel.html
They misspelled it, and forgot the .html . Still doesn’t really go anywhere. I have yet to see any personal postings.
Hope the winter is going well. Guess you’re in full-time darkness now. Ahh, I remember the days…
Give Lorie my best. See you in August.
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I have searched for a solution for this problem but have not been successful...after having probs with installing joomlacomment via the install/uninstall in admin control panel, I decided to try installing from the directory which worked after several attempts. I have tested it and everything seems to be working ...However, this install has cause the page to strectch. Is there anyway i can edit the joomlacomment area so that it fits nicely in my page???? plz help! its so frustrating!
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Ok my friend wants to get BF1942 but when he downloaded the demo the readme said it doesn't support Radeon video cards. Is there a way to get BF1942 to work with Radeon?
I use a radeon 8500. No problems at all. Great graphics. I cant imagine any game nowadays not supporting ati radeon cards. That would be a very foolish move for the developers to make. If your running Linux that may be a different story, but for windows, Ati runs great.
Forgot to mention my second machine is running a radeon 7500. Also no problems.
its the drivers, some people can not play with some of the drivers with the ati series. uninstall and reinstall them or get new ones
How odd. I have a Radeon 7500LE 64mb and I've played BF ever since the demo came out.
i might be getting a raedon. whats the lowest model that suports DX9?
You need to DL the Catalyst 3.2 Drivers for your OS. ATI says on their website that BF1942 will not run without these drivers on an ATI Radeon 9700. But you don't say which Radeon card you have or are getting. :deal:
so does anyone know the lowest model that supports DX9?
[COLOR=burlywood]That's insane, I have a 9700 Pro and I was playing Battlefield on plenty of pre-3.2 drivers. Where does it say that??
Talon, I think the 7000 is the lowest you'd want to go, but check it out, I'm not sure if it has hardware T&L or not.[/COLOR]
I'm on a Radeon 9000 Pro 128mb, and I've been getting some funky glitches with the graphics, plus I can't seem to run at full resolution either. Hopefully they fix a lot of these bugs in the next patches... BTW Talon, the Radeon 9500 was the first to fully support DX9, at least I'm pretty sure....
yeah ive been hearing that too about the 9500s, personally im getting the 9500pro
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:muir ... or maybe :D
I can't find anywhere on how to make the emoticons. Always wanted to, but don't know how. Can anyone enlighten me for the next time I'm watching a live show? Many thanks.
Can we get a list of all the emoticons that we already have?
Seconded on basically everything.
Good emoticons need to be things that are versatile, and can be used to react to lots of different situations. As far as that goes, we clearly need:
:D for Brad Muir, which would be great for expressing joy at any kind of wonderful surprise;
:forkliftalexis, or whatever you would want to call it, for excitement at a really
bad great idea that is about to happen;
:smith for Will Smith picking his lock, whose uses should be pretty obvious;
And then maybe a couple others, such as:
:creeperjeff, and/or :sketchjeff, whose uses should also be obvious;
:science, which would theoretically be some kind of image of Brad in a labcoat/goggles looking all serious, for when someone who is usually Brad starts dropping big-time science facts that are only tangentially related to the game being played;
And :coolbaby, because sometimes things are just cool as shit. Baby. (Could also be that Jeff Green icon from above.)
Obviously these ones I whipped up just now look like crap... but you get the idea. Probably!
Edit: Also, this:
Use your keyboard!
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zbai at cs.rochester.edu
3007 Wegmans Hall
Dept. of Computer Science
University of Rochester
I am an Assistant Professor in the ROCHCI group in the Department of Computer Science, University of Rochester. My research focuses on creating embodied and intelligent interfaces that transcend learning, communication and wellbeing for people with diverse abilities and backgrounds. Research fields that I have explored so far include human-computer interaction, augmented reality, tangible user interface, embodied conversational agent, technology-enhanced collaborative learning, and assistive technology. My work is published in premier human-computer interaction and learning science conferences such as CHI, ISMAR, IDC, IVA, and AIED, with two best paper nomination awards.
I received my Ph.D. degree from the Graphics & Interaction Group at the University of Cambridge in 2015 and was a postdoctoral fellow of the Human-Computer Interaction Institute and Language Technology Institute at Carnegie Mellon University before joining the University of Rochester.
I am recruiting PhD students to work with me from Fall 2020. I am particularly looking for students who
are passionate about designing and building future user interfaces to improve learning (e.g. STEM,
social-emotional learning) and quality of life (e.g. people with disabilities, elderly), with solid computer programming skills, experience in user interface design and/or evaluation. Experience in (one or more of) Augmented and Virtual Reality, game development, embedded systems, machine learning, natural language processing and computer vision is preferred. Please don’t hesitate to contact me if you would like to discuss potential research opportunities. For more information, see https://zhenbai.io/prospective-students
Most of my projects focus on creating playful and collaborative interfaces that cultivate the development of imaginative, social and curious minds for a wide range of ages, abilities and backgrounds. To address the situatedness and embodiment of cognition in social contexts, I explore the design space spanning augmented reality, tangible user interfaces, and embodied conversational agent, and embrace interdisciplinary theories and technologies in machine learning, natural language processing, computer vision, and theories in cognitive, social, and learning sciences.
Can a Child-like Virtual Peer Elicit Curiosity in Small Group Learning? [IVA'18]
We developed an intelligent virtual child as a peer collaborator to elicit curiosity in a multiparty educational game called Outbreak with children in 5th and 6th grade. We applied a child-centered data-driven approach to design a virtual child who is age appropriate, gender and race ambiguous, and demonstrates co-equal intelligence and behaviors to the target child group. Being an equal peer is essential to elicit cognitive dissonance to evoke curiosity as children tend to challenge and compare each other’s ideas but may simply accept adults’ ideas due to their high knowledge authority.
Curiosity is an intrinsic motivation for knowledge seeking and a vital socio-emotional learning skill that promotes academic performance and lifelong learning. Social interaction plays an important role in learning, but the social account of curiosity is largely unexplored. We developed a comprehensive theoretical framework of curiosity in social contexts using a theory-driven approach based on psychology, learning sciences and group dynamics, and a data-driven approach based on empirical observation of small-group science activity in the lab, STEM classrooms and informal learning environments for children aged 9-14 years old from underrepresented groups in STEM education. Furthermore, we developed a computational model, using sequential behavior pattern mining, that can predict the dynamics of curiosity including instantaneous changes in individual curiosity and convergence of curiosity across group members
Can AR Storytelling Enhance Theory of Mind? [CHI'15]
Social play with imaginary characters and other playmates helps children develop a key socio-cognitive ability called theory of mind, which enables them to understand their own and other people's thoughts and feelings. In this project, I developed a collaborative Augmented Reality storytelling system that supports divergent thinking, emotion reasoning and communication through enhanced emotion and pretense enactment.
Children with autism spectrum condition often experience difficulty in engaging in pretend play, which is a common childhood activity that scaffolds key cognitive and social development such as language, social reasoning and communication. In this project, I developed the first Augmented Reality system that supports preschool children diagnosed with high functioning autism to conceptualize symbolic thinking and mental flexibility in a visual and tangible way.
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Talks about #software, #softwaredesign, #softwareengineer, #softwaredeveloper, and #softwarearchitecture
As a hobby he likes to play with Raspberry PI, to dive into the IoT world and sometimes to give talks. Besides that he’s an aspiring researcher focused on software testing and gamification. Testable is a gamified tool that aims to improve unit test teaching, trying to change the boring perception that developers have in learning how to test their code, you can find more things related to that in the playlists I share on youtube and also on my side projects page. Currently he’s working as a Software craftsperson at Codurance, changing the way people build systems and trying to close the gap between academia and the industry. Want to stay tuned on software development? Sign up for my newsletter “Papers of the week”.
I’ve started very young with my first computer with the famous Windows XP, before I took regular drawing classes, for over 8 years.
The more I played around with my computer, the more interested in it I became, and drawing was left behind.
I’ve been attending courses related to computers ever since and the very first course was a Hardware course and after that, I took a course on Computer Networks.
As I grow and time goes by, I get more and more interested in all kinds of technologies and computers and, with this desire in my heart, I graduated from my first University and enrolled for my first MBA in Software Engineering.
Nowadays, I am interested in open source projects, well architected applications, clean code, testing and gamification. I write things related to that on my blog: https://marabesi.com .
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At the end of last month, James Petrosky the acting Program Manager of the SharePoint Certified Master program introduced the first SharePoint MCMs over on the Master Blog, which was reposted by Dave Pae over on the SharePoint Team Blog. Since then the MCM has come up in a number of conversations on various blogs, in their comments and elsewhere. It is apparent from these that there remains some unfortunate misconceptions about the MCM and this post is an attempt to address them.
For whatever reason many assumptions about the program have been made, which are just plain wrong. I guess me and a bunch of other people who have blogged about MCM haven’t been particularly articulate, or perhaps people just don’t want to read and digest, so here goes…
1. The MCM is a 100% technical certification.
This should really be obvious from the name. The Microsoft Certified Master is all about technical competence. 100% about technical competence. 0% about anything else. The key word is not ‘Master’, but ‘Certified’. The MCM has absolutely nothing to do with giving people a distinction. You are either good enough technically to be an MCM, or you are not. That’s it. Simple.
2. The MCM for SharePoint 2007 is a quality certification.
It ain’t no badge. I just got thru doing it. It’s hard. It’s fair. You have to know an enormous amount of stuff, and you must be experienced in deploying SharePoint. Wannabes have no chance, no matter how good their intentions. So many people have dismissed the certification, and this is a joke. Again, the key is Certification, you are validated that you really know your stuff by the best in the business. Not people that talk a good game, but those that actually do it for real in the real world. You must know what you are doing. You cannot pass by virtue of your employer, personal relationships or anything else not related to your competence with the product. You are either good enough, or not. And that goes both for getting in the program as well as for actually achieving the certification.
3. There is no relationship with the MVP program or any other community initiative
Microsoft sponsored or otherwise. MCM is a certification, MVP is an award for community contribution. Once again I have to state that MVP does not mean technical competence. Sure a lot, if not most, of the SharePoint MVPs happen to be technically excellent, but MVP is just a award Microsoft gives to show appreciation for community efforts. Of course there are significant benefits to being one, and many choose to use it as a commercial lever. MCM is not about having a badge for people who can’t be an MVP for whatever reason. MCM is a certification, not a badge.
Of course both programs have their place both in terms of community and in terms of addressing the real problem of SharePoint skills in the field. However the bottom line is that SharePoint is still new, and it takes time for field readiness to be achieved. It’s really a little annoying that this misconception even exists – it doesn’t with respect to the SQL and Exchange MCM programs. Why? Because those communities are much more mature.
Another point here is it is entirely reasonable that the majority of MCMs will probably not be active in the community. Why? Well because they spend their time actually deploying big ass SharePoint, as opposed to talking about doing it on the Interweb, or at large events. Many MCMs will be names you’ve never heard of, and that’s a good thing.
4. Let’s get it straight. MCM is not just for Microsoft people.
This is the one which is being totally misunderstood. I’m gonna lay out the facts, nice and simple. I’m gonna give you real numbers.
So far there have been two SharePoint MCM “rotations”, alpha and beta. The RTM rotation takes place in June.
The alpha delivery was for Microsoft employees only. It would be pretty stupid to have the first rotation offered externally to paying customers! Imagine the abuse they would get! It’s about making sure the thing is decent, and nothing is perfect first time.
- The alpha delivery had 12 attendees
- 3 alpha students passed on the first attempt
- 5 alpha students (so far) passed following retakes
The beta delivery was for Microsoft people AND “Partners” (Microspeak for non MS employees)
- The beta delivery had 16 attendees
- The beta delivery had 9 MS employees
- The beta delivery had 7 non-MS employees
- 6 beta students passed on the first attempt
- 4 beta students who just so happened to be MS employees passed on the first attempt
- 2 beta students who just so happened to be non-MS employees passed on the first attempt
- [UPDATE 11/06/09] 2 beta students passed following retakes
It’s that straightforward. MCM has nothing whatsoever to do with recognizing people for anything other than their technical competence with SharePoint. Being a MS employee has zero relevance whatsoever. Going forward you can expect to see the numbers become even more “balanced” but the bottom line is why does anyone care? Being good enough is the only thing that matters for MCM, where you work is completely irrelevant.
[UPDATE, thanks to Mike Walsh] It’s worth noting that the details listed on the SharePoint Team Blog are a combination of those who passed over the course of the two rotations, alpha and beta.
5. Being a softie has zero relevance to selection
Another key misconception is that it is “easier” to be allowed to attend, selected (and pass) if you are a MS employee. Actually the opposite is true. Vast majority of the MS people going through the program are from the field, either MCS or PFEs. I know all about working in the field for Microsoft. It’s about one thing, utilization. Just like any other Professional Services organization. You think it’s easy for these people to get their manager to allow them to have three weeks of zero utilization and associated expenses? Maybe you’ve heard about the two rounds of layoffs recently? Come on. Think about it. It isn't easy. It’s easier for the likes of me to be able to sit this sort of qualification.
As for selection… To get selected you must meet the pre-requisites and pass a selection interview by the MCM people. Again, where you work for has zero relevance. Sure, if you work at MS, and are good enough there’s a reasonable chance you will either be known or be “recommended” but that’s it. Microsoft has like 70,000 employees, it ain’t no golf club.
And being a MS employee won’t help your chances much in terms of success either. There is an urban myth that if you work for MCS you have “access” to secret MS only mojo that makes you loads better. Absolute 100% total hogwash. Take it from me, I know this is not the case. Of course being an employee gives you access to some things, and tools or what not, but those won’t really help in terms of MCM success.
[UPDATE] Being a Microsoft employee undoubtedly has significant benefits, after all you work for the company that makes the software you are being tested on. However the reality of MCM is that it doesn’t help *that* much. Again, either you are good enough to be pass or you are not.
Hopefully the five points above will help address misconceptions about the SharePoint MCM. I’ve no doubt whatsoever some still won’t “get it” or believe the facts detailed. The bottom line is that time will prove the value and real story of the SharePoint MCM just as it has for the other MCM programs.
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The last presentation is about dynamic management of Kubernetes.
Kubernetes allows to manage large clusters which are composed of docker containers. And where is large computation power there is large amount of data throughput. However, there is still a need to spread the data throughput so it can reach and utilize particular docker container(s). This is called load balancing. Kubernetes supports two basic forms of load balancing. Internal among docker containers themselves and external for clients which call you application from outside environment – just users.
Internal Load Balancing with Kubernetes
Usual approach during the modeling of an application in kubernetes is to provide domain models for pods, replications controllers and services. Look at the great documentation if you are not aware of all these principles.
For simplification, pod is a set of docker containers which are always located on the same node. Replication controller allows and guarantees scalability. The last but not least is the service which hides all instances of pods – created by replication controller – behind a facade.
The concept of services brings very powerful system of internal load balancing.
Look at the picture above. Service A uses Service B. Common pattern is to provide some service discovery so some service A can look up some instance of service B’ endpoint and use it for later communication. However, service B has it’s own lifecycle and can fail forever or service B can have multiple running instance. Thus, a collection of instances of service B is changing during the time.
You need some boilerplate code to handle the algorithm describe above. Ohh, wait. Kubernetes already contains similar system.
Let say, service B has 3 pods – running docker containers. Kubernetes allows you to introduce one instance of service B to hide these three pods. In advance, it gives you one virtual IP address. Service A than can use this virtual IP address and kubernetes proxying system does the routing to a specific pod. Cool isn’t it?
The routing supports sticky session or round robin algorithm. It depends. The last thing which is up to you is to have clever client for your service, e.g. implemented with cooperation of hystrix, so it does re-trying or handle timeouts correctly.
External Load Balancing using Kubernetes
This type of load balancing is about routing the traffic from source clients to target proper pods. You have multiple options here.
Buy AWS/GCE Load Balancer
The load balancing and the networking itself is difficult system. Sharing public IPs, protocols to resolve hostnames to IPs, to resolve IPs to mac addresses, HA of LB and so on. It makes sense to buy load balancer as a service if you deploy your app in some well known cloud provider.
Thus, the services support load balancing type. Kubernetes then uses cloud provider specific API to configure the load balancer.
This is the simplest way. But what are your other options if you are not so lucky and you can’t do that? You have to deploy your own load balancer. Let’s review existing load balancers which can be deployed on premise.
Kube-proxy as external load balancer
I’ve already described the mechanism how kubernetes supports internal load balancing. Yeah! Is it possible to use it for external load balancing? Yes but there are some limitations.
Kube-proxy does exactly what we want but it’s very simple tcp load balancer – L4. I’ve detected some failures during some performance testing from external clients. The proxy just sometimes refused the connection or did not know target address of particular host and so on. However, there is no way how to configure kube-proxy, e.g. to setup some timeouts. Or there is also no way – as it’s TCP load balancer – how to do re-tries on http layer.
These all are reasons why I recommended to have clever service client within the internal load balancing section at the beginning. So I would still recommend to use kube-proxy as an internal load balancer but use some solid external load balancer implementation for external load balancing.
New version 1.1 of the system introduced ingress feature. However, it’s still beta.
Ingress is a new version of kubernetes resource. It’s API which allows you to define certain rules where to send a traffic. For example you can re-route a traffic from path http://host/example to a service called example. It’s pretty simple.
Ingress itself is not load balancer. It’s just a domain model and a tool to describe the problem. Thus there must be a service which absorbs this model and which does the load balancing but Ingress just helps you as a abstraction. Kubernetes team already developed ha-proxy implementation for this load balancing service.
Service Load Balancer
There is a project which exist from earlier kubernetes times called service load balancer. It’s under development for a year. It’s probably predecessor of Ingress. The load balancer also uses two levels of abstraction and any existing load balancer can stand as an implementation, ha-proxy is the only current implementation.
Vulcand is a new load balancer. It’s technology is compatible as the base configuration is stored within etcd – this allows to utilize watch command. Note that vulcand is http-only load balancer, tcp belongs among requested features. It’s also not integrated with kubernetes but here is a simple tutorial.
In fact, I have finally ended with developing of my own load balancer component which is based on existing system. It’s pretty easy.
There is a kubernetes java client from fabric8, you can use it to watch the kubernetes API and it’s then up to you which existing load balancer you want to leverage and which kind of config file you will generate. However, as it’s simple there are already some projects which do the same:
Nginx is similar technology to HAProxy so it’s easy to develop a component to configure Nginx load balancer as well. Nginx plus seems to support directly kubernetes but it’s a service.
I have been working with Kubernetes and I wanted to build it’s contrib yesterday. However, nginx implementation of Kubernetes’ Ingress is written in go-lang. Even though I needed to change some const string, it required recompilation.
Go is not java, and go building system is not maven. Setting up the environment was not straightforward. I was facing couple troubles but I’m going to take it from the beginning. My laptop uses ubuntu 15.04 – well 15.10 since 9pm 🙂 – and I have never installed go lang yet.
Go lang installation on Ubuntu
First of all, you need to install go lang. You can use official repo, but it contains older version 1.3. However, do not install it using apt-get as kubernetes or it’s dependencies require higher version of go-lang. Of course, I originally installed version 1.3 but some fatal error occurred later. It forced me do to the manual installation anyway.
Here is simple tutorial.
Last two lines affect only the current terminal. You should update /etc/environment in the case you consider to use go-lang in the future.
Then, you can try to get version of go via:
$ go version
go version go1.5.1 linux/amd64
Go-lang compilation and building
Now, you can pull your git project, e.g.:
git clone https://github.com/kubernetes/contrib
There is a build command in go-lang. You can type it into you terminal:
What’s wrong? We have not setup GOPATH yet. This directory is something like maven cache. It’s pretty simple, you can just point the variable to your home, e.g.
Try to build it again. There are no errors, but nothing is happening. I found in some stackoverflow discussion that there is a get command as well. Unfortunately, build is consist of get anyway. Then I found -v as verbose.
Actually, we are on right track. The fetching of dependencies takes a time so it seemed that go build or go get did not work but that’s not true.
That’s all, now building should work:
Go-lang 1.3 vs 1.5
I just wanted to discuss why to prefer manual installation over ubuntu repository. For the record. Building kubernetes project using go-lang 1.3 from ubuntu official repo failed:
I’d like to deal in this part with potential benefits resulting from using CoreOS as an operating system in your cloud deployment. You can install kubernetes on various operating systems so you can make a decision what to choose. So why CoreOS? What is my experience?
Etcd, Fleet and Flannel Preinstalled
No Package Manager, Read Only Partitions
Look at CoreOS releases what it consist of.
Cloud Configuration File
The point is to have the only file which contains the whole configuration of a node.
- setup CoreOS specifics, e.g. update channel, rebooting strategy etc.
- adjust any systemd service
- write files, like proxy setting, certificates etc.
- setup node hostname
- configure etcd, fleet, kubernetes or docker tools
Here is a link to the whole series.
We were lucky enough in December 2014 to join the group of teams who use CoreOS stack and Kubernetes on their way to become next generation of cloud infrastructure. It has been almost one year so I’d like to provide a article series about our experience with the whole stack.
You usually want to model your business domain, provide useful APIs, break your application into pieces, services, and so on. Well, it’s your work.
The distributed computing is one of most challenging disciplines in the computer science. Why is that? Because of an asynchronicity in the form of remote calls among distributed components. There are no locks like in your favorite languages. However, there are remote calls with no guarantees of any response or in any time.
It’s pretty challenging to provide high-available application, with no downtime during updates, crashes. The application which scales according to the needs. The application with guarantees any data consistency.
What are typical questions and considerations when you start to build such app?
- how can I run exactly 3 instances of a service in my app?
- how can I detect that some instance failed?
- how can I run a new replica instead of dead one?
- what if there are more than 3 instances because the dead replica was not so much dead and it’s now back in the cluster?
- what if there are two replicas – dead one and new one – which process same part of the data?
- how can I guarantee that all replicas can see the same configuration?
- where can service B discover a link to running service A?
- where can service B discover new instance of service A because the first one failed?
- how can I install all that mess to one operating system?
I could write many and many questions like these above. CoreOS and Kubernates allows you to address many of these questions.
CoreOS stack and Kubernates provide well tested but tiny platform for your cluster/cloud infrastructure. You can focus on your business not on the infrastructure.
- CoreOS :It’s just very simple linux distribution prepared for cluster/cloud deployment.
- Fleet is responsible for running units (services) on remote nodes
- Etcd is distributed key value store using Raft consensus. The purpose is to store the configuration in namespaces. I’ve already wrote some articles about etcd
- Flannel allows to provide private networking among nodes – or docker container in this case
- Kubernetes uses all tools together to provide cluster management. You can describe your application via kubernetes descriptors and use kubectl or REST API to run, scale or fail-over your app. Obviously in cooperation with the application. One can say that it’s PaaS for dockerized application. And (s)he would be right.
What should I read to become more familiar with all these?
- look into the documentation for the CoreOS
- there are tons of topics in the latest doc, cluster setup, installation, cloud configs etc.
- fleet documentation
- etcd docs
- flannel does (private) networking
- here is nice description of all components together
- watch videos from Kubernetes launch
- try to understand and learn how to manage systemd
- journalctl can show you log messages for every unit (process) managed by systemd
I’d like to write article series about our experience with CoreOS and Kubernetes. I’d like to deal with the installation in next article.
Here is a link to the whole series.
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Location-Based Next.js Middleware With New Relic Synthetics
If your app needs to behave differently based on user location, Next.js Middleware gives you control. And New Relic Synthetics make testing easy. Observability Week Day 3 features Daniel Kim!
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JASON: Hello, everyone. Welcome to another episode of "Learn with Jason." Today on the show we have Daniel Kim. Daniel, how are you?
DANIEL: I am doing fabulous. How are you?
JASON: I am doing great. A little bit of technical difficulties. I'm excited to talk about the subject at hand today, but first, before we dive into what it is, let's talk a little bit about you. Do you want to give us a bit of a background on who you are and what you do?
DANIEL: My name is Daniel. I work as a developer advocate at New Relic. I actually came from an Next.js startup before I joined New Relic. I feel like I'm going back home with the stream. I don't focus on browser or synthetics or anything like that. I focus on our Kubernetes experience and how we support a cloud made for developers, but today I get to jam out on frontend. I love doing fun, weird projects. That's my specialty. I'm so excited to do a food based project with you, Jason, because I love food. That's why I live and work, is for food. I'm very excited.
JASON: Very much agreed. People are like, why do you travel? I only go to cities where the food is good.
DANIEL: Yeah, I want to try every kind of barbecue, every kind of dumpling. That's why I like to travel. Yeah, for sure.
JASON: I have publicly stated that I would happily become a dumptarian if I could.
DANIEL: Yesterday, I hosted a meetup in San Francisco called devs and dumps where we ordered 1,000 dumplings.
DANIEL: It was like 80% gone in a couple of hours. It was amazing the rate at which dumplings were consumed at that meetup. I was like we ordered way too much food, because we had trays and trays and trays of dumplings. Most of it was gone by the end of the night.
JASON: I had a dream where I was surrounded by trays and trays of dumplings. I feel like you may have put to go one of my fantasies actually.
DANIEL: Yeah, it was a fantasy of mine for sure because it's always been a dream of mine to be surrounded, all 360 degrees, with dumplings and every different type of dumpling.
JASON: I'm looking for a studio G bleed of leaning of towers of dumplings all around me. We could talk about this all day, but we should probably talk about something else.
DANIEL: Sorry. I get real passionate about food. It's a major driver for me.
JASON: Speaking of which, let's talk a little bit about what we're going to do today. Okay. Stick with us, chat, because it is going to take us a second to get to why this is about food.
We're going to be working today with Next.js. More specifically, we want to start playing with the ways Next.js can handle location based stuff. There's a lot of cool stuff in this middleware where you can determine where somebody is requesting the site from and make alterations to what the site does. You can also redirect them to different versions of the page, but what's really interesting about it is it poses some challenge that I never had to think about before, such as when I have said that everybody in, I don't know, Denver, Colorado, needs to see a different version of a site, how do I verify that it's working, right? Because I'm in Portland. If I'm attempting to troll my friends, I can like set the location to Portland and then see that it works, but I don't have time to go to Denver and load the sightly site and make sure it works. If I was targeting multiple locations, what do I do to solve that? It sounds like you have a potential solution for us today.
DANIEL: For the first time, enterprise software has a solution for us regular developers.
DANIEL: That should be a sound bite.
JASON: Chris, you know what to do. Chris is the editor for the show.
DANIEL: Synthetic monitoring as a concept has been around for quite a while actually. It's a way mostly back end developers test their operation systems are working efficiently. Now synthetic monitoring can be used for frontend websites. It can automatically send a robot or script to your website from any location you can dream of or you can spin up a location of your own. You can theoretically set one up from Antarctica, if you wanted.
DANIEL: You can have a script test your website or system as if it was a real life person or a machine from a particular location. You could actually have a script from Denver, Colorado, try out the workflow from your entire website, like clicking around and validating that some things work and is displaying what you want it to display. You don't have to physically travel to Denver, Colorado, to test if your website works.
JASON: That's great because the horse at that airport freaks me out.
DANIEL: Oh, yeah. That airport has a lot of conspiracy theories around it.
JASON: Chat, if you've never gone down the rabbit hole of DIA conspiracy theories, you should definitely do it because it's weird. It's dark. It's amazing. There's a demon horse.
DANIEL: Yeah, I've only been there once. I try not to connect to Denver anymore.
JASON: I imagine that was the exact opposite impact they were trying to have when they built that airport.
If I'm building an app and that app relies on location, if I want to test that app from any location to validate what I'm building works, a synthetic is going to allow me to have a robot actually hit the site and then it gives me what do I get when I do that? Do I get the response headers? Do I get a screenshot? What's my goody bag look like after I've run a synthetic?
DANIEL: You get a bunch of goody bags. You get a screenshot. You get the entire graph of how things load. This is actually really important for more complex websites that might be loading different resources based on your location and CDN. If they use a CDN that's region based like a developer from Japan goes to your website from a different CDN, you can see the different performance issues that may come from multiple people at multiple locations accessing your website.
JASON: Yeah. I'm just kind of thinking how useful that waterfall would be to see it from different places because one of the big challenges when you're building a site is, especially as it gets more complex let's say you've got your frontend on the CDN and that's globally hosted and you're happy. Then you reach for a service like AWS lambda, without thinking about it, you only locate those lambdas in U.S. east 2. When you load the site from Australia, you start 20 to feel that lag of the speed of light from the east coast of Australia to the U.S. We forgot to add locations for where our back services run. You can start to find these bottlenecks that you wouldn't notice if you're building for your own speed because I'm here in Portland. If I put something on west coast U.S., I'm not going to notice. It's going to be really snappy. I'm going to be super impressed with myself, but somebody loading that from Asia is going to be like, why is this website so slow? My CDN node is Hong Kong. Why the heck is this so dang slow? The synthetics give a really good indication of, oh, wait, I have a huge lag between this request and the response from my API.
DANIEL: That's for sure. And the best part is when these issues happen, you want to get in front of it as soon as possible. With a platform like New Relic, you can basically get alerted when certain things are not what you want them to be. If you get a Slack notification or an email about this is not going well so you can go fix it, more of your customers and user notice. That's the power of setting this up for your large enterprise production website. You want to make sure that things are working as much as possible to keep your uptime up.
DANIEL: At the New Relic, internally we use inset synthetics to drive our internal emergency room. We have a synthetic testing our login flow to make sure every one of our users throughout the world is able to access our website. If that synthetic fails for any of our locations, the team gets paid to be like, yo, this login doesn't work for your users.
JASON: You just said something that made me connect a dot. I had thought when you said we could use synthetics, that it was a page load, but you just said you test the login flow. I can run like a full integration suite from anywhere in the world using synthetics?
DANIEL: I don't know. Angie is the queen of Seleniums. You can run browser tests with synthetics. You can test those really complex workflows directly from Dallas, Texas, or Portland or Tokyo.
JASON: That feels especially important as you start getting into things like, for example, GDPR compliance. You want to run different things in different places. The worst experience is when you start getting notices about legal policies that don't apply to you. You just dismiss it because you don't care. Instead, we want people to actually see relevant things that affect them. If you don't have a way to test that, it can lead to the engineers just saying, well, I don't know, better safe than sorry, just show it to everybody. I think that's not really what we're after, right?
Also, being able to use an integration test to show the flow of, oh, yes, our payment parity scripting actually works. When you load from a country with a lower income, you reduce the price of your product to match the income level so it is affordable. Purchasing power parity is what it's called. I love that stuff, but it's really hard to test, so a lot of us use somebody else's script and ship and hope for the best. Being able to actually put together an integration flow and hit the site from somewhere you know has a price change and make sure the price actually changed and when you go through the checkout, you see it works, all that stuff is really important and really hard to set up if you don't have something like synthetics.
Okay. Let's take this full circle here. How is this about food?
DANIEL: Oh, yeah. I think there's lots of famous bites that you can have with your friends. One of the most divisive things you can do is starting an argument about the purity or the ultimate way to cook anything. I know there's a famous feud on this channel about burgers. What is the actual best way to cook burgers?
JASON: Yes. Yes. There is a checkered past. Sarah Drasner, who is one of my favorite people in the world and also one of the best devs I've ever met, has the unbelievably incorrect opinion that the best way to make a burger is to sous vide the burger patty. I don't know how anybody could look at a Smashburger and go, I'm going to put this burger in the bath and this will be better.
DANIEL: Food fights. We want to keep everybody happy. When Sarah visits the website from her location, we want to keep her keep the friendship alive.
DANIEL: We want to make sure the website says the best way to cook burgers is sous vide burgers, but we also want to keep Jason happy. Because he's from Portland, we want it to say Smashburger. That's the theme of today's stream. How do we keep friendships together by keeping everyone happy by making them feel their favorite cooking style is X?
JASON: The underlying message of today's show is we're going to teach you how to make websites that sucks up to them and makes them think they're correct.
DANIEL: Exactly. That's marketing.
DANIEL: That should be another sound bite too. That's marketing.
JASON: Okay. I think at this point maybe the best thing to do is to switch over and see how all this works, so why don't we head over into our pair programming view? I'm going to get this off screen. We're going to make where did my window go? Here it is.
First and foremost, this episode, like every episode, is being live captioned. You have a closed caption button there on your Twitch player so you can turn that on. Tess is here from White Coat Captioning, taking down all these words. Thank you so much for being here, Tess. That is made possible through the support of our sponsors: Netlify, Nx, Pluralsight, and New Relic, who is putting on this whole collection of O11y Week streams. I don't know why I forgot the word for stream.
We're talking today to Daniel. If you want to go and follow Daniel, you can do so on the Twitters. I'll drop this link in here.
DANIEL: I might have slightly gotten inspired by Jason from my Twitter handle.
JASON: Learn with Daniel. I love it. All right. We're talking about New Relic today. We are going to get into the New Relic here's a link to the home page if you want to check that out. We'll get into the synthetics and the docs and stuff as we go. I think that's the extent of my knowledge on what we're doing today.
Daniel, what should we do first?
DANIEL: Yeah. So, I already started a base repo for us to work from. It's under GitHub.com/ let me drop the link instead of me trying to stumble through a large URL.
JASON: All right. I've got that here.
DANIEL: Let's just clone that repo.
JASON: I'm going to clone down the starter.
DANIEL: Uh huh.
JASON: Okay. Let me grab this.
DANIEL: Feel free to follow along, folks at home.
JASON: This should be a good time. We're using the GitHub CLI here. Then I'm going to check out starter. Come on. Get branch. Hit fetch all. Now we can get starter. Please stop helping. That is not a helpful thing to happen when I tell you to do this thing. How do I get the starter branch if I'm what is the thing I'm doing wrong here?
DANIEL: I use GitHub. I'm an embarrassment.
JASON: There's a way to do this. Maybe I need to do a get checkout origin.
DANIEL: You can also do dash B.
JASON: But I'm in the wrong branch is the problem. I'm not in the correct folder. Oh, my God. My goodness, y'all. We're off to a great start.
DANIEL: I'll say Git is the hardest part.
JASON: That's true. It's all downhill from here, everybody.
Okay. We're going to open up this project. I'll start by installing dependencies. Thank you.
DANIEL: Is that a monkey emoji?
JASON: Let's start this thing up and see what we've got. I'm going to run npm run dev. And we've got site is at local host 3,000. I'll copy this, come over here, and here is our site. This is the burger brawl. We've got smash burgers versus sous vide burgers. I think this is the best website that's ever been made.
DANIEL: I don't know because it's basically saying we've got to figure out who the winner is though. It's not complete. This is a start to a great website.
JASON: It is the seed of a perfect website.
DANIEL: Nice. Yeah, let's just start by making a page talking about the actual correct answer, which is smash burgers. I think we should just start by making a new page.
JASON: Okay. We'll say answer.txs. I'll copy and paste some things so we don't have to remember it all.
Let's see. How does this all work? We've got the contenders' component here. We'll say "the best burger
JASON: Okay. And if we just drop this out, that should give us a pretty let's go take a look at what I've done. Cool. I'm pretty happy with that. That seems okay. What am I missing?
DANIEL: That was so fast. Yes, that looks beautiful.
JASON: I think this is the magic of component based frontends. Oh, good. I can just read what this is. That's what I want. Yes, perfect. I am done.
DANIEL: We've also got to add an answer for the wrong answer because I'm also on Team Jason. I love Smashburger. We can call the other page. I don't know what we should call it.
JASON: The wrong.
JASON: Then we'll go in here and swap this one out, and we'll say then we can switch over to wrong.
DANIEL: You do you, I guess.
DANIEL: Sorry. This like cracks me up. I can't believe I'm coding this live on a stream on like a work stream. This is really fun.
JASON: Yeah. Sometimes I do just take a moment to think about what I do for a living. You've just got to chuckle.
DANIEL: Yeah, it's really funny. I think that took all of three minutes. We've now got to put in some middleware logic.
DANIEL: A middleware logic to redirect the request as it comes in to the correct page.
DANIEL: So, I think let's just start with VS code and going and creating a new file in the root directory called middleware.ts. I think this is a really good time to bring up the next documentation, which I think is fabulous. I'm going to drop that in the chat.
JASON: Oh, you you went straight to the server. Is it this one?
DANIEL: Yeah, that one.
DANIEL: We're going to be using next/server to basically help us with middleware. We can actually get metadata about the requests coming in and use the next dash server to redirect all the traffic coming in to the right page.
JASON: Uh huh.
DANIEL: We're going to be importing the type next request from next server as well as next response.
JASON: Daniel, I'm going to interrupt you real quick because momen88 the assayed, we want other options different than burgers if this is about food, and I think that is brilliant. Chat, here's your challenge. Let us know in the chat what the best food feuds are. New York versus Chicago style pizza. Include where they're from because if we have more time, we can add more locations and answers and options for things. If you load this site from New York or Chicago, we can show pizza instead of burgers, for example. Drop those into the chat. If we've got time, we'll come back and do some.
All right. Sorry, Daniel. I interrupted you. Go ahead.
DANIEL: I just want to drop this in the link to people everything you can do with next server. In the server, we're going to import from next/server as well as import next response from next/server.
JASON: As not a type, right?
DANIEL: That is not a type.
JASON: Okay. We're going to get import
DANIEL: I love how next just abstracts this out for you so you don't have to do anything. That is just beautiful. And then we want to export a function called middleware. And then the input would be the request. We have to do req, and then we do the little colon and then next request.
JASON: Okay. Is that the only argument?
DANIEL: Yeah, because that's we're basically looking at the request coming into the website and figuring out where to direct it after that.
JASON: Got it. Got it.
DANIEL: Let's make an if statement. To make it easier, what country do you think would prefer sous vide burgers over smash burgers?
JASON: Let's say France because they invented the wait, did France invent Sous vide? You know what? I'm sticking to my guns. You heard it here first.
DANIEL: I'm afraid of pissing off people, but I also like living on the edge. I like it.
DANIEL: Let's see. If direct dot geo dot country equals FR
JASON: It's a country code, right, capital FR?
DANIEL: Yeah, exactly. Then req dot next URL dot path name equals wrong. Else we can do req next URL path name equals what was the URL name? I forgot.
DANIEL: Answer, yes.
JASON: And now
DANIEL: Oh, sorry. Go ahead.
JASON: How does this work? If I remember correctly how next middleware works, because we put this in the root, it is going to run on every request, right?
DANIEL: Uh huh.
JASON: If I'm reading this code correctly, somebody from France would never be able to get to the home page. They would automatically see the sous vide. Somebody from anywhere else would automatically see smash burgers the way this code is written right now. Is that correct?
JASON: Okay. Do we want to test that first?
DANIEL: We can't test that right now because we have to return something in this function.
JASON: Got it. Okay.
DANIEL: Let's do return next response dot rewrite and then parentheses req that next URL. Right now, what it should do is redirect directly to the sous vide, the wrong page or the answer page, depending on where you're from. Hopefully it does that. That would be great.
JASON: Let's see. It didn't like oh, that's fine. That's because we didn't set a key prop. Middleware is running. Did something fail? Unexpected token. Oh, interesting.
DANIEL: Oh, I forgot.
DANIEL: I forgot to do something. We forgot to export the URL variable. If we don't export that variable, it'll ruin everything. We have to limit what we redirect. What we want to do is we want to export the constant called config.
JASON: From the middleware?
DANIEL: Yeah. And then we want to do matcher colon and then quote marks and the slash. We basically want to redirect every request to the main page to answer or wrong. Hopefully that worked.
JASON: There we go. There we go.
DANIEL: Life coding gets my blood pumping.
JASON: All right.
DANIEL: But we want it to be a little bit more dramatic because we want people to go to the home page and click a button to find out the right answer. Let's now put that. In the main page, let's add a button that says "find out the right answer" or "find out the answer." I don't know what the right phrasing would be, but having a button for that would be cool.
JASON: We have a component for that, which is cool. We can go here.
DANIEL: I don't know how that happened.
JASON: It's almost like we planned this. Let's go to the big link here. We want the H ref. What do we do here? Where do we link to?
DANIEL: Yeah. The best part is you can make any URL because basically we can have the middleware redirect the URL you create here to some other thing. But for the sake of this, we can just make it let's just have the default be "go to answer."
DANIEL: And then in the middleware, we can say, if it is from France
JASON: From Frawns?
JASON: Okay. Now we have a button, but we can't see it just yet, so we need to do I just change this to answer and now it will work?
JASON: Yeah, yeah. Okay. Look at that. Okay. Moment of truth.
DANIEL: Please work. Yes!
JASON: Just whacked my ceiling. Okay. I think we did the thing because I don't know how to test this because I'm not in France.
DANIEL: Honestly, I would love to get a work trip expense to do to France to test this website. Hey, boss. I need to go to France to test this website. I would love to be a software engineer where synthetics exist. That would be so nice.
JASON: We just got such a better button text from the chat.
DANIEL: Discover the truth.
JASON: Discover the truth. I love it. I love it.
DANIEL: Now, let's just test the button as if we were in France. Are you down?
JASON: Yes. I'm down. Let's do it.
DANIEL: You can go to New Relic. The best part is there's no coding required for this. You can have coding. I prefer not to code if I don't have to. All we have to do is go into oh, maybe not upgrade yet. This is called marketing, folks. There's an X on the top.
JASON: Oh, there it is.
DANIEL: You have to go to synthetics. It's in the very bottom of the little robot. Perfect.
JASON: I like this little robot. Just zoom in on that robot for a minute. It's a good robot. All right.
DANIEL: Then create your first monitor. There's that big white button. And then today we're going to be doing something really basic, but you can go as complex as you want. Like I said before, you can create very long selenium tests to test your very complex environment. Today, we have a button that we have to click to show a page. We're not dealing with rocket science here.
DANIEL: So, we're going to do a user step execution, the zero code monitor building on the bottom right.
DANIEL: And we have to create a name. What should be the name?
JASON: The food feud. Here's actually a question. Am I setting up one named synthetic for each task or am I creating a group of synthetics and I can add checks underneath this?
DANIEL: It depends on how you want to set it up. You can be very lazy. France could fail. If we assert the answer should always be sous vide burgers, you could go that way. If you have a large environment, I suggest you have a different synthetic for every single scenario you expect. You should have a separate synthetic for France. You can always validate for users of France it will always show the best burger is sous vide burgers and then other places would have Smashburger.
JASON: We can do the FR so I know that we're checking France.
DANIEL: If you could change the period to one minute, that would be great.
JASON: Just so that we get more of these. Do I need to care about any of these?
JASON: Okay. Select locations, that feels like a good button.
DANIEL: And we do have France.
JASON: Dope. Okay. Estimated monthly checks. This is going to yell at me because it is going to go over my limit.
DANIEL: But it's fine. We're going to disable it after the stream. We're just going to set it at one minute because
JASON: I don't know if it's going to let me.
DANIEL: Oh, shoot. Maybe we have to go back and then change the period to be five minutes. Hopefully. Or 15 minutes.
JASON: Let's see if it will let me. It has to be 500. Check schedule this month. 500. That's, what, 30 days where we need 500 divided by 30 days. Wait, is that what am I doing? That math is absolute nonsense. We get 16 checks a day. That means we can't even do is there a way to say only run this for a little bit?
DANIEL: No. I should probably add that as a feature request. Let's set it at six hours and see if that works.
JASON: Yeah, it will give us six hours.
DANIEL: It should hopefully run once.
JASON: It should hopefully. We need to navigate to do I need to deploy this?
DANIEL: Oh, yeah. That would be helpful. New Relic can't sneak up in your browser and monitor your local host sadly.
JASON: You'll have to walk me through this part because you're going to have me deploy somewhere I don't deploy.
DANIEL: I use Vercel CLI. Yeah, hit Vercel off or login.
JASON: Okay. I think I have an account. CLI login failed. No Vercel account. Okay. We're going to do that real quick. What is that? Wait, I do have an account.
DANIEL: That's really weird then.
JASON: How do I okay. My username. What am I hooked to? Can I hook up to login connections, GitHub.
JASON: Now I'm hooked up to GitHub. Okay, great. I'm going to close this, go back here, try this one more time. Nope. It's happening. GitHub. Should be logged in. CLI login success. Okay.
JASON: And now what?
DANIEL: All we have to do is hit Vercel. That's the command to deploy stuff.
JASON: I haven't forked this repo or anything.
DANIEL: I think you just have to click yes. You just clicked no.
JASON: No. Okay. Here we go. Do I want to modify these settings? I'm assuming no. And this I assume is my yeah, okay.
DANIEL: It's currently building. It will take like a couple seconds, I think, to deploy.
JASON: Okay. We can kind of watch this happen. It's doing stuff.
DANIEL: It's kind of scary to see it deploy. Hopefully everything worked. Okay. We have
JASON: That worked. Now if I click this button, it shows me that one, which is not surprising. That's what it should have done. We can come back here, put this one in, right?
JASON: And then I need to click element.
DANIEL: Uh huh.
JASON: By ID CSS or X path. We need to get back in here and check what's this button called? I should probably add should we add I feel like this is going to change every time.
DANIEL: Something you can do that works for me is have the text of the button and just put it in. Discover the truth.
JASON: Okay. I can just put in
DANIEL: Yeah. I tried that yesterday and it worked. Don't have the quotation marks. Just discover the truth, straight up. And then we can always validate it by clicking validate. We can always validate each step of the building.
JASON: Okay. And so, what we could also do, if this text doesn't work, is add like a data attribute to the button which doesn't affect the behavior. It doesn't have to be tied to the CSS. It can be like this is a testing hook. That is a pretty common path that I've seen. We can do this without adding an ID, which is not necessarily what we want to do.
DANIEL: For sure.
DANIEL: Hopefully this works.
JASON: Hopefully this works. And then the other piece that we need to do is we need to check we're asserting something, right?
DANIEL: Yeah. We have to assert that the title is I guess you can't test it while it is validating. Oh, shoot. Wow, that is taking a long time. Yeah, that's the code that powers it.
JASON: This is cool. Just kind of like does the whole thing.
DANIEL: Yeah, because we don't want people oh, it worked. Okay, cool.
JASON: It worked. And look, it showed us the right thing.
JASON: Okay. That's great.
DANIEL: Now let's just assert.
JASON: We want to assert text.
DANIEL: Uh huh.
JASON: And we want to let's see. That's an H1, right? The header?
JASON: We're going to get the H1 and insert that the text contains sous vide.
DANIEL: Can we just double check that the header is H1? Oh, perfect.
JASON: Yeah, that's what we're doing here, is sous vide. I want to make sure I've got my I don't know if case matters, but let's make sure it works. Okay. That should do it, right? This should validate true?
DANIEL: Yes, that should for France. Let's click save.
DANIEL: I'm looking down because it is kind of small on my screen. I kind of look funky on the camera.
JASON: All good. All good. So, does it show when one is running so that we can make sure that it is doing the thing?
DANIEL: I don't think it shows when it's running. I think it should run for the first time when you create it.
DANIEL: I think we might have to wait for a little bit. Let me see if chat knows because I think there's some New Relic people in here. You can trigger to check manually.
JASON: Can I do that monitor results. Resources, failures. Where is my check? See full map. Go back here maybe.
DANIEL: I think you might have to oh, shoot.
JASON: And so, while we're doing that, I'm going to look back through momen is saying from the Middle East, some Egyptian food. I know in between Nigeria and is it Ghana, where there's a big feud over jollof rice. Is there an equivalent of that in the Middle East? Egyptians will go over to how good they are at making that thing. Oh, yeah, we make the best whatever it is.
What else? I think we could do the pizza thing. That would be kind of fun.
DANIEL: Like Chicago versus New York.
JASON: Uh huh. That one I know we can do pretty fast because I'm almost positive we can find Chicago pizza. Yep. Look at that casserole.
DANIEL: Oh, my God.
JASON: Let's see. This is going to work. We'll get this, open a new tab, and then let's do New York. That looks like a New York slice. We'll do that. Is that a New York slice? It's good enough. Somebody from New York is going to fight me. Open that one in a new tab.
DANIEL: Which team are you on though?
JASON: My controversial opinion well, actually it's not even controversial. It's just backed by data is that Portland is the best pizza city in the world. The comments are heating up right now, but there's a whole article on this. Watch, watch. Portland best pizza look, here it is. Look at this article. The best pizza city in America is Portland, Oregon.
DANIEL: The Portland pizza I've had is fabulous. It's a good in between between New York and Chicago. The city doesn't make its entire personality based on pizza.
JASON: That's true. It just makes good pizza.
JASON: And the thing I like about Portland is people from all over have moved to Portland and made excellent pizza here. A couple of people from Detroit moved to Portland and made good Detroit style. We've got whatever lovely 50/50s is with edible flowers. We've got the Ken Forkish and Apizza Scholls. Really good variety of pizza, which is why Portland is the best pizza city.
DANIEL: I'm headed to Portland today. Do you have any recommendations?
JASON: Are you legitimately headed to Portland today?
DANIEL: Right after this stream, I have a flight at 1:00.
JASON: I will send you a list. I have a whole look, I built this website. It's called snack.tips. It's just a bunch of food in Portland.
DANIEL: I love that you bought this domain.
JASON: Of course, I bought this domain. I would be a fool not to buy this domain.
DANIEL: It's called domain driven development, I think.
JASON: That is absolutely true.
JASON: All right. Let me go back in here and let's take a look.
DANIEL: I think I got some tips from New Relic. Do you see run check there on top? No, no. Go down there. Let's check if that worked.
JASON: Here it does show zero failures, one checks.
DANIEL: It worked. Let's just go to results.
JASON: Oh, results. Here we go.
DANIEL: Then click the little table.
JASON: Success. And look at it. Here we go. Here is our waterfall. We can see 182 kill kilo bytes. We have a script log. That's also cool.
DANIEL: We may have to rerun it. There's some quirks with the platform.
JASON: This is cool. It shows those bits.
DANIEL: Even though we're using synthetics for a fun purpose today, it's really useful when you're trying to build a website that's accessed by people from all over the world so you don't have to manually test everything. You can get alerted when things go wrong. You can go fix the issue before a lot of your customers start complaining on Twitter.
JASON: Anything that can tell you something is happening before your customers do is good. Because the worst way to find out something is wrong is to have somebody email you and be like, hey, your thing is broken. Let's see. We've got another one. Do we need to tell it to grab the screenshot?
DANIEL: No. It should do it automatically. For some reason, it's not grabbing it. Okay. That's really weird. If the check is successful, that means the header was there and people from France are able to see sous vide burgers are the superior burger, which is not true.
DANIEL: Because we don't boil burgers. I didn't know that boiled burgers were a thing, but apparently that's a thing.
JASON: I don't know. I've never understood the appeal of a meat bath.
DANIEL: The thought of a meat bath is creeping me out, but okay. Now that we have a couple more minutes do you want to start building the pizza or the Egyptian food or whatever chat wants us to build?
JASON: Let's do it.
DANIEL: What food should we focus on?
JASON: I think maybe momen dropped because I didn't hear anything back about the Egyptian food, so let's do pizza because that is one that I understand. I am going to create a new file called "pizza," and I'll just copy my index. This one is going to say "pizza" what's a good P word? Pizza punchout.
DANIEL: Pizza punchout. I like it. It's slightly aggressive.
JASON: It is very aggressive. Chat, maybe give us a better one. I am going to think of let's see. I shouldn't have put myself on the spot to be clever. This is not going to work out. I'm going to fill out these while I think. We've got New York style and Chicago style.
DANIEL: New York style. I think someone in the chat said Naples for Italy.
JASON: Neapolitan, yeah. We can do the country base you mean?
DANIEL: Or we can do city base.
JASON: Can we do city based? Because I think city based would be fun to show.
JASON: Slice thin, crispy, delicious.
DANIEL: You're a New York style fan?
JASON: I like all pizza.
DANIEL: Even casseroles?
JASON: Oh, yeah. I'll talk a whole bunch of crap on Chicago style pizza and then I will absolutely eat one.
DANIEL: I was in Detroit last year. I really like Detroit style pizza.
JASON: Detroit style pizza is killer. I have yet to be to Detroit, so I look forward to the day that I get to have the real deal, but I've been to Detroit style pizza places in a few different cities. I love the style. There's a good spot up here if you want to get a good Detroit style pizza. It's called East Gleason Pizza.
DANIEL: You're the expert on pizza. I love it.
JASON: Chicago style pizza, deep dish, loaded with flavor for cheese fans. How about that? Yes, good enough. I think I can just hot link some of these. Let's make it square. Now I've got to remember how image X works. We're going to go to I'll go down here. 500. Height is going to be 500. You want prop to be entropy, I think. Should give us a good one.
DANIEL: What are you doing right now?
JASON: This is ImageX. Unsplash uses it under the hood. You have these options to do different types of crops and stuff. If it is a picture of faces, you can focus on the faces and all that. And so, if you want a specific size of image, you can take the image and apply some different filters. What I did at the end here is I just changed the width and height to 500 so it is the right size and then set crop to entropy because it is the most visually interesting piece of the image. Now I don't have to drop in a giant image and hope for the best. I can just drop this right in here and that's going to work.
And then for the New York style, we can do the same thing. I'm just going to copy/paste this to avoid making everybody watch me do that twice. We'll go into here
DANIEL: I love it.
JASON: And then down at this side. Just grab everything from the width, paste. This one actually, the entropy might screw us because this is going to be pretty visually interesting. Let's see. What we'll do instead is we will use bottom.
DANIEL: Oh, that's good. That looks really yummy actually.
JASON: I love a good pizza by the slice. It's such a deceptively hard thing to make. It feels like people try to make pizza by the slice and then it is a real disappointment. You can't go wrong with pizza, but which style reigns supreme? Then we're going to go in here to our site, which is not running anymore. We'll npm run dev. And I want to go to pizza punchout.
DANIEL: How did you create the image in the logo on top? It looks really nice. Is it like a gif?
JASON: These are little images I create sometimes to keep from doom scrolling on Twitter. I used a gif creator doing two versions, like rotating back and forth.
DANIEL: Oh, wow. That's really smart.
JASON: I could have used svg, but then I was like I'm not spending that much time on this.
JASON: Okay. My alt tags are incorrect. Let's see. Style, pepperoni pizza, deep dish pizza with a cheesy slice being lifted out of the pan. Now we've got alt text is actually useful.
DANIEL: Somebody asked what we're building. We're building a website that tells you, depending on where you're visiting the website from, what is the best type of a pizza. Folks from New York will get New York style pizza and Chicago people will get Chicago style pizza.
JASON: Yeah. We're in the midst of adding the pizza version, but we've done so far is this burger version. If you load from anywhere in the world except France, you'll see the Smashburger page. If you load from France, which we picked arbitrarily because sous vide is, I believe, a French word. If you go from France, you'll see the sous vide page. Now we're working on the same thing but for pizza, and we're going to set up by city. We want to look at New York and Chicago as the cities we want to show. We need our answer page, which we can get out of here. I'm going to grab this one and duplicate it. For this, what I'm going to do is actually just do an answer dot NY and answer dot Chi. Then we can head over to the pizza page, grab New York style out of here, go to New York. Watch me alienate all of my New Yorker chat members. They all just logged off like right now. Then we'll do the same thing for Chicago style. Now Chicago has logged off.
What we need to do then is update the middleware, right?
JASON: Maybe walk me through how we want to do this because here's how I want this to work, like what I'm envisioning in my head. Everybody who is not in New York and not in Chicago should still see the burger page, but if you're in New York or Chicago, I want to show the pizza page. The home page should shift for New York and Chicago to show the pizza page. And then if you're in New York or Chicago, when you click "discover the truth," I want to show either the New York page or the Chicago page based on which one you're in.
DANIEL: I need you to repeat that so I can write it down.
JASON: If the city is Chicago or New York, show the pizza home page instead.
DANIEL: Uh huh.
JASON: Else show the default home page.
DANIEL: Uh huh.
JASON: Then if city is Chicago, show Chicago answer page. Else if city is New York, show NY answer. Basically, if we get we would need a block that's like if if we do if req dot geo dot city do we just get this? Do you know how this works?
DANIEL: Oh, I have no idea, which makes it really fun. I think we can just log it out. I think we can just use logger. I'm very excited to try it.
JASON: Here's what I want, is to do this check, right?
DANIEL: Uh huh.
JASON: If we're here, then we would set I want my matcher to have like multiple matches. I do one of these, and then we'd need to if this
DANIEL: So, you can do conditionals. You can do you have to add the matcher all the routes you want to change into matcher. Do you see rewrite at the very bottom, like return rewrite? You can actually insert custom logic there. We'll have to now have multiple return statements for everything we want to return. Inside of that if statement, we'll have to add a return statement. We have to copy and paste that in there. And then basically return next response rewrite. Instead of req dot next dot URL, we have to write new and then capital URL, bracket parentheses, then the URL you want to transform, comma, transfer URL.
DANIEL: Does that kind of make sense, what I'm trying to do?
JASON: It makes sense, and then I'm just melting my brain right now because we have to let's see. How are we doing on time? We're doing great on time. We need to check if looking at the home page
DANIEL: How about this? If it's in the U.S., it goes to pizza and for everywhere else it guess to burgers.
JASON: Yeah, we can do that, but we would miss the Chicago/New York check. We need two pieces. We need to check if they're looking at the home page one set of redirects. And then if we're looking at the answer page, we need a second set of redirects. This is actually if looking at the answer page, we would need to check if the geo country is France. Then it would be else if
DANIEL: We actually can't keep line 11 and 13 because we have multiple URLs that we're trying to transform. It's not just one thing. We're trying to change to two things we want to change the base as well as the answer. We actually have to put we need to just return the next response, rewrite with the URL we want to transform it to. Does that make sense?
JASON: Yeah. We need to return next response.
DANIEL: And then
JASON: New response.
DANIEL: No, it's new URL. It's a new URL object. Then you have to open the parentheses. Then it would be the URL you want to redirect. It would be that, comma, and then the request dot URL or req dot URL.
JASON: Oh, I see, so we get like the base path.
JASON: Okay. Got you. Then we'll take this one and do the same thing here for answer. We can get rid of this. We can get rid of this.
JASON: If the geo city is Chicago, we would want to duplicate this a couple of times.
DANIEL: Imagine the state machines of this. Oh, my gosh.
JASON: What have I done? Oh, I did a thing I shouldn't have done. We're going to take this, copy/paste. That's going to be New York and that's going to be our else statement.
DANIEL: This is machine learning, right? A bunch of if else statements.
JASON: Exactly. Nobody knew this was how it was going to go, but I just started an AI company today.
DANIEL: I was looking for air fryers online. Everybody was like AI air fryers or AI rice cookers. What are you trying to do?
JASON: This is me checking that we're trying to go to the answer page.
DANIEL: Oh, no. We don't have to do that because the do you see the new URL? The first part of the statement, the quotation mark, is the URL you're trying to redirect. You don't need to check
JASON: This is the URL we need to redirect?
JASON: Because that's not going to match then. If I want to change, when we visit the index page, New York or Chicago, we want to show them pizza.
DANIEL: Oh, sorry. I just had a brain farther. brain fart. Yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
JASON: This one, we need to check the path name?
DANIEL: Next URL dot path name.
JASON: Next URL dot path name. That would be this, right?
JASON: Okay. And so, then the next piece would be to take this this would be answer. And then we're going to take this whole thing and try again.
DANIEL: Wait. Should we just test this part first before we do that?
JASON: Yeah. We can test anything you want. And then this would be I'm just going to delete this is what the code should be. I don't know if my exact setup here is correct, but this is like the logic that we're after. Why are you mad? Or. Right? This would be pizza and this would be root. This is at least pseudo logic.
DANIEL: It looks correct. I'm excited to try it.
JASON: Okay. Let's give this a shot and see what we can get here. I'm going to attempt to load the home page, and that is doing what I want. Now I'm going to just try, for the sake of okay. Let's log this. Req dot geo. Don't tell me you can't do stuff. Okay, fine, computer. You're right this time. Where's my geo? Does it show up in the browser?
DANIEL: I think so.
JASON: I think I may have missed I may have screwed this up.
DANIEL: Do you want to do just req dot geo dot city? I think it is like a JSON
JASON: Undefined. That's probably because we're local, right?
DANIEL: Yeah. I think we have to deploy it on Vercel. Let's try that.
JASON: Let's see what happens. Oh, let me turn off the Portland part. We'll go to Chicago and then let our synthetics do the work for us. I'm just going to type Vercel. And we're doing it. We're going. It's happening. There we go.
If I come back out here I think that part is working at least. Let's go build our synthetic and try it out.
JASON: I do this synthetic monitoring. I don't build it inside. I do a new one, right?
DANIEL: Yeah, you build a new one.
JASON: Okay. This one is going to be we'll do the same thing here. We'll call it food feud pizza. Got to set it to six hours again. 12 hours, one day.
DANIEL: It still won't let you?
JASON: Oh, I know what it is. We haven't set a location yet.
DANIEL: Oh, okay.
JASON: Select the location, and this time we're going to set oh, crap.
DANIEL: Chicago. There's no Chicago.
JASON: There's no Chicago or
DANIEL: We may have to change the code so it is Portland and
JASON: Yeah, let's change the code to Portland and San Francisco.
DANIEL: Uh huh.
JASON: Portland, San Francisco. The same thing for this one.
DANIEL: I really hope this works.
JASON: I really hope this works too. I'm very excited to try it. Let's deploy one more time. Oh, come on.
JASON: Portland and San Francisco. Right? I can do them both?
DANIEL: Yeah. Yep.
JASON: Okay. We're going to define the steps. We're going to navigate to our website. Right? And then we're going to click an element, and that's going to be "discover the truth." And then we're going to assert text. How do I can I do conditional?
DANIEL: Not with this view because this is the no code. You can't do conditional. We can just expect one to succeed and one to fail.
JASON: Okay. We're going to locate the H1.
DANIEL: Uh huh.
JASON: And make sure that it contains what did I say Chicago style. I think Portland will get Chicago style and San Francisco will get New York style. I think that's the way that we replaced that. Should I try validate or save?
DANIEL: We can validate. No, let's just save. Let's just save. I trust us.
JASON: Okay. I trust us too, Daniel. All right. Let's see how this thing is going. We've got waiting on checks to run.
DANIEL: I think you should run
JASON: This is also deployed now. I'm seeing pizza. Okay. Now let's try again. Let's see what happens. Hey!
DANIEL: Oh, shoot. It worked!
JASON: First try.
DANIEL: Wow. That never happens livestream. That is impressive. Wow.
DANIEL: Wow. I am impressed.
JASON: I can't believe that worked. This is wonderful. If anybody wants to try this to validate, hit this up if you're not in Portland or San Francisco. You should be able to try this and still see the burgers. Give it a shot.
DANIEL: In San Francisco, what should I see?
JASON: If you discover the truth, you should be seeing pizza and New York style.
DANIEL: It does. It does.
JASON: Look. We're the best programmers on the planet.
DANIEL: Honestly, yeah.
DANIEL: I want to show my screen. Look.
JASON: Unbelievable. Look at us go, everybody. This is brilliant. I am so happy that that worked on the first try.
DANIEL: That never happens, Jason. Jason, you're like next level.
JASON: (Laughter). Okay. Are you done? We've got a failure. Good, good, good. That's what we wanted. Now we'll go to results. We've got a failure. The Portland check.
DANIEL: Yeah, I got burgers. Yes! Let's go.
JASON: Wait, this one should have worked.
JASON: This one's Portland, right?
JASON: Right? We loaded from Portland. That should have
DANIEL: Maybe it ran before it deployed. When did it run?
JASON: Maybe. Let's try it again.
DANIEL: You're trying it from Portland, right? And it showed the right thing.
JASON: One of two locations failing.
DANIEL: Hmm. I got excited before it loaded.
JASON: I know. This is good. We're still one of two locations failing. Does it round robin these where it tries each one?
DANIEL: Yeah. Hopefully it works.
JASON: Okay. Here's our second one.
DANIEL: Oh, it still failed. That's really weird.
JASON: It still failed. Here's what I don't know. We're going to have to look at the Vercel logs, assuming I can figure out how this works. Let's go to Vercel. Then we've got this site here and then logs.
DANIEL: Yeah, view build and function logs, I think. Oh, it's realtime.
JASON: It's realtime. Okay. Let me try it. I've hit it. Anything? Hello?
DANIEL: Can we try revisiting the site instead of reloading it, maybe there's some caching going on.
JASON: Perhaps, perhaps. Okay. Let me close this, open a new window, try again. Show me some logs.
DANIEL: Wait. Did we do console logs where it only shows up in the console?
JASON: I console logged from middleware, which should show up in the logs. I don't know how Vercel does this.
DANIEL: Me neither. I just deploy my portfolio. Shoot. Should we exit out of middleware? Let me try it again. I'm like reloading the website. Oh, wow.
JASON: Okay. It's mostly working. Check logs and synthetics. Do we get logs in synthetics?
JASON: Unexpected token. That's like Vercel's junk.
JASON: Oh, wait a minute. Wait, why would Vercel be why would you put that in my production site? Don't do that.
DANIEL: What is next life feedback?
JASON: Isn't that their commenting overlay thing?
DANIEL: Yeah, I think so.
JASON: So why is that in my production site?
DANIEL: Yeah, that is concerning. What is the URL that we're testing?
JASON: Isn't this my wait, which one is which?
DANIEL: I think the top one is what you're supposed to share out.
JASON: Always up to date view of this branch. Unique view of this deployment, but what I want is my actual URL. Project deployment, domains. Maybe I need this one. Okay. Let's try this one more time. Oh, see. This one didn't work. Okay. Maybe now we get logs. Why does that only work that works in one version and not the other. Do I have to promote something hello? Food feuds. Deployments. This is the one
DANIEL: Eight minutes ago. Yeah. It's not automatic?
JASON: Apparently not. Okay. Let's try this one more time.
DANIEL: My dog is just joining the stream.
JASON: Oh, that's good. Okay. Unfortunately, we ran out of time, and I'm going to blame this one on Vercel not really making sense. Oh, now it's working. We're going to have to check the synthetics later, but that was a Vercel problem and not a New Relic problem. With that, we're going to call that a success.
Daniel, thank you so much for taking time with us today. This was a ton of fun. I had a lot of good laughs on this stream. Chat, I hope you enjoyed this as well. If people want to learn more about this, where should they go next?
DANIEL: If you want to learn more about synthetics, you should check out the docs link I am dropping right now into the chat. And if you want to learn more about Next.js and all the goodies you can do, check out the Next.js documentation, especially the server documentation. I think you can do a lot of cool personalization stuff. Hopefully, maintain your friendships. Don't let food divide friendships. I think that's the lesson I want to impart on everyone before I leave.
DANIEL: I don't know. All of my friends and I that hang out a lot, we have similar tastes in food. I think food is a big part of my friendships, but don't let it divide you.
JASON: I have definitely noticed I've become better friends with people who eat I'm not saying I won't be friends with a picky eater, but I definitely hang out more with people who aren't. This was super fun. Thank you so much for hanging out today.
I'm going to do one more shout out. We've had Tess from White Coat Captioning all day here. That's made possible through the support of our sponsors. This has been O11y Week. These last three episodes have all been about observe observability. Thank you, New Relic, for making that possible.
Daniel, you're going to come back later this month.
JASON: We'll come back and cause more chaos. Thank you all so much for hanging out today. See you next time.
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TechEd 2014 in Australia now has a new format. This year there is twice the event, Starting in Melbourne and followed by in Sydney. Pre-register now – http://www.microsoft.com/en-au/teched/teched-2014/default.aspx
I am a Microsoft Data Platform MVP as well as a Microsoft Certified Master working as the Principal Consultant here at SQL Masters Consulting. When I am not working with the SQL Server Stack I like to get away to the Snow and spend time Snowboarding.
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http://www.techbucket.org/2009/09/how-to-get-msn-com-email-id-for-free.html
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People always start wondering that from where they get a free .msn e-mail Id. Here is the Easiest way to get a @MSN.com email address. Having msn.com mail account is convenient because it is shorter and this account members get preference over @hotmail.com and many other passport users when applying to Microsoft betas.Even you can show off to your friends that you have an msn.com mail address.
You are normally not able to get a msn email unless you purchase their internet service.But don’t worry, I am providing you the link which takes you to a registration page on Microsoft’s website that allows you to register for an MSN.com email and Passport account.
Just Grab the free MSN.com email address now and login to your hotmail.com with @MSN.com mail id.
Link : Get MSN.Com Email Id
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http://www.finessi.info/finessi/help.php?id=38&lang=en
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Watershed Simulation and Forecasting System WSFS
The Watershed Simulation and Forecasting System (WSFS) is used for hydrological forecasting and real time monitoring in Finland1. The system is based on a watershed model (Bergström 1976) that simulates the hydrological cycle using standard meteorological data. The model simulates the whole land area of Finland, including cross-border watersheds, total of 390 000 km2. The model simulates the area in sub-basin level, the area is divided into 6200 sub-basins. The inputs of the model are precipitation and temperature and the simulated components of hydrological cycle are snow accumulation and melt, soil moisture, evaporation, ground water, runoff and discharges and water levels of main rivers and lakes.
General structure of the basic snowmelt-runoff component of a watershed model (Vehviläinen & Huttunen 2002).
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NETIO UDP-Discover - Java based Multiplatform - JAR
NETIO Java based Multiplatform Discover is graphical tool for the first installation of the product. The utility discovers all NETIO products connected to the LAN / WiFi. It displays their IP and MAC addresses and configures DHCP / static IP.
We do not guarantee it'll work in all currenty used OS / platforms.
Download: NETIO Java based Multiplatform Discover
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In the following table, please find the recommendations for the appropriate Java version for 2022x Refresh1.
|Product||Version||Recommended and included in installation files**|
- Cameo Systems Modeler
- Cameo Enterprise Architecture
- Magic Software Architect
- Magic Cyber Systems Engineer
- Magic Systems of Systems Architect
OpenJDK 11.0.16+8* (for all OS***)
Cassandra 4.0.x requires JDK 11 (either Oracle or Open JDK).
- Cameo Collaborator for Teamwork Cloud
- Web Application Platform
- TWCloud Admin Console NG
*OpenJDK. Based on the testing results, we recommend using Eclipse Temurin™ by ADOPTIUM.
**Java is included only in installation files for Windows and macOS. Linux installation files do not have built-in Java.
*** You should choose Java native to the macOS architecture (ARM or x86) in use.
See the JVM recommendations for versions up to 19.0 SP1.
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https://haikuproject.wordpress.com/2010/09/22/september-22-cloud-computing/
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This one is just silly. It’s that kind of day. And week. And month. And, I suspect, life.
Too much technology, coming at me too fast.
You should have seen the one I wrote about the digital divide. (I am extremely digitally divided.)
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I would like to flash a u-boot image on the p2020rdb board. Assuming the original u-boot image is corrupted and the board cannot boot up, how I can flash the u-boot onto it? Also, is there a working u-boot image so that I can verify the method?
I do have an old CodeWarrior JTAG debugger but not sure where I can get the working software associated with it.
Thank you for your help.
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i have been using PowerApps for roughly half a year now and felt like subscribing to the PowerApps Blog via the following address (+ subsites of it)
Unfortunately the subscribe-button keeps loading a text-based page with the following message:
This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below.
<insert a bunch of xml here>
On my long and hardly successful search for an appropriate contact-form, this was the closest I could find. At least it relates to "News & Announcements" as that is preeeetty much what I am going for haha. I wanted to let you know about the issue, so somebody responsible may know about it (or can redirect me), and I get to subscribe to the blog after all :-)
Please let me know if you need further information about the issue.
Edit: I have just been informed that this button is NOT an email subscription, but an RSS Feed. As I have never worked with RSS before, I was frankly unaware of this. Yet, even after properly setting up my RSS Feed, I still feel like this should be conveyed more clearly. The button simply states "Subscribe" without providing any further information. And people oblivious to RSS would certainly not recognize the Icon. I would kindly ask to clarify the kind of subscription that is offered here, for future users to have an easier time and not stumble into the same misunderstanding...
Solved! Go to Solution.
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Last Updated: 2020-12-31 23:35:07 UTC
by Brad Duncan (Version: 1)
I wanted to leave you all with one final traffic analysis quiz for Windows-based malware infection traffic. You can find the pcaps here. Today's exercise has 6 pcaps of different Windows-based malware infections. Your task for this quiz? Determine what type of malware caused the infection for each pcap. I didn't provide any alerts like I've done for previous quizes. Today's quiz is just a casserole of pcap files, cooked up, and served piping hot!
A PDF document of answers is also included on the page I linked to earlier. The answers contains associated IOCs for the infections that can be extracted from the pcaps. But don't peek! First, see how much you can determine from examining the pcaps.
This type of analysis requires Wireshark. Wireshark is my tool of choice to review pcaps of infection activity. However, default settings for Wireshark are not optimized for web-based malware traffic. That's why I encourage people to customize Wireshark after installing it. To help, I've written a series of tutorials. The ones most helpful for this quiz are:
- Wireshark Tutorial: Changing Your Column Display
- Wireshark Tutorial: Display Filter Expressions
- Wireshark Tutorial: Identifying Hosts and Users
- Wireshark Tutorial: Exporting Objects from a Pcap
Furthermore, I recommend using a non-Windows environment like BSD, Linux, or macOS to analyze malicious traffic. Some of these pcaps contain HTTP traffic sending Windows-based malware. If you're using a Windows host to review the pcaps, your antivirus (or Windows Defender) may delete the pcap or malware. Worst case scenario? If you extract the malware from the pcaps and accidentally run the files, you might infect your Windows computer.
So beware, because there's actual malware involved in parts of this quiz.
Hope everyone has a happy and healthy year as we enter 2021.
Again, the pcaps and answers for this end-of-year traffic analysis quiz can be found here.
brad [at] malware-traffic-analysis.net
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hledger is a computer program for easily tracking money, time, or other commodities, on unix, mac and windows.
It is first a command-line tool, but there is also a web interface and a Haskell library for building your own programs and scripts (hledger is written in Haskell). hledger was inspired by and is largely compatible with Ledger. hledger is free software available under the GNU General Public License v3+.
hledger aims to help both computer experts and regular folks to gain clarity and control in their finances and time management, but currently it is a bit more suited to techies. I use it every day to:
Though limited in features, hledger is lightweight, usable and reliable. For some, it is a simpler, less distracting, more future-proof alternative to Quicken or GnuCash. To get started, see the links to the left.
|Has hledger saved you or your employer money, time or peace of mind ? Donations: Gittip,|
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