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2018-04-13, David Crawshaw
I am currently writing a service that lets users upload files. The typical file size is about 25KB, the maximum is 100MB, with file sizes following a power-law distribution.
The nature of the service is that I need to buffer the contents of the file until it is complete before processing it. As the files can be 100MB, my very first version used temporary files, which meant the service could handle a large number of concurrent requests without significant memory pressure.
Then I wrote a simple load test, blasting files as quickly as I could at the service from a dozen threads. The throughput after a little tuning was abysmal, on the order of hundreds of QPS.
A quick look at pprof showed that the service spent almost all of its time writing and then reading back temporary files.
A very easy way to make the load test faster is to store the temporary files in RAM. At 100MB, even a reasonably small slice of a modern server can concurrently serve hundreds of simultaneous connections. Now the service can handle thousands of QPS, using less CPU per request.
So far this is fairly typical of the sorts of tradeoffs in resources (RAM, CPU) and features (throughput) you see when designing services. It gets more interesting.
Consider: what if the typical user connection is a slow link? Transferring large files may not take the ~1 second we see in the load test, but rather 5 minutes of trickling packets.
In this case, the RAM-heavy version of the service hurts. It has limited the maximum concurrent uploads from tens of thousands to hundreds, in the name of making those transfers more CPU-time and wall-time efficient. With low-bandwidth clients, we will always have plenty of CPU, and with the RAM-heavy version we have significantly reduced QPS.
For a large number of slow clients, the first version is better.
A load test needs to reflect real loads, so do not write one if you do not have real traffic to use as a baseline. Just as with micro-benchmarks, attempting to construct one by reasoning from a blank sheet of paper can mislead and confuse.
So rather than inventing more elaborate load tests, I am going to spend my time writing more elaborate logs, with upload timing information.
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1 Chapter 37 Server Load Balancing Introduction Overview Server Load Balancer on the Switch TCP Virtual Balancer Route-Based Virtual Balancer HTTP Virtual Balancer SSL Load Balancer Load Balancer and Firewall Redundancy Healthchecks Triggers Configuration Example Command Reference add loadbalancer resource add loadbalancer respool add loadbalancer virtualbalancer add loadbalancer virtualbalancer httperrorcode delete loadbalancer resource delete loadbalancer respool delete loadbalancer virtualbalancer delete loadbalancer virtualbalancer httperrorcode disable loadbalancer disable loadbalancer debug disable loadbalancer healthpings disable loadbalancer redundancy disable loadbalancer resource disable loadbalancer virtualbalancer enable loadbalancer enable loadbalancer debug enable loadbalancer healthpings enable loadbalancer redundancy enable loadbalancer resource enable loadbalancer virtualbalancer reset loadbalancer set loadbalancer set loadbalancer redundancy set loadbalancer resource set loadbalancer respool set loadbalancer virtualbalancer show loadbalancer show loadbalancer affinity
2 37-2 AlliedWare OS Software Reference show loadbalancer connections show loadbalancer redundancy show loadbalancer resource show loadbalancer respool show loadbalancer virtualbalancer
3 Server Load Balancing 37-3 Introduction This chapter describes the load balancer, and how to configure load balancing for different situations. To use the load balancer you need a special feature licence that enables the load balancer and the firewall. To purchase a feature licence contact your authorised distributor or reseller. One approach to meeting client requests for data and other services is to deliver all client requests to one resource. A resource may be a server, firewall or other routing device. A single resource may be able to process requests, but if it fails or suffers poor performance, requests are processed slowly or not at all. The load balancer distributes incoming requests between multiple resources. These resources are grouped together in farms, or resource pools. The load balancer is made up of one or more virtual balancers that each map to one resource pool. Virtual balancers carry out actual load balancing operation by selecting one resource from a resource pool to process individual client requests. The resource then sends a response back to the virtual balancer, which in turn delivers the response to the requesting client. Overview The load balancer supports between 1 and 32 virtual balancers. A virtual balancer exposes one IP address and port, and optionally a URL, on the public side, and maps to a single resource pool. At least one virtual balancer must be configured before load balancing can commence. All connections to a virtual balancer s IP address and port or URL initiated from the public side are balanced over the resources in the virtual balancer s resource pool. Take care with network settings when you configure the load balancer so that routing operates correctly. The load balancer should only be configured by experienced networking professionals. You can configure four different types of load balancer. Each different type of balancing requires a different type of virtual balancer. The types are: TCP (server) virtual balancer Route-based virtual balancer HTTP virtual balancer SSL virtual balancer Each type of virtual balancer is described in detail in Server Load Balancer on the Switch on page See Figure 37-1 on page 37-4 for an illustration of basic server load balancing.
4 37-4 AlliedWare OS Software Reference Figure 37-1: Basic server load balancing Resource Pool Load Balancer Client Public Private Request Response Request Response Request Response LB1_S When a TCP or SSL type virtual balancer receives a packet on its public interface, it uses half Network Address Translation (NAT) to change the packet s destination IP address from its own address to that of the selected resource. When a resource responds to a client request, the packet it sends back to the client has a source address of the virtual balancer s public interface, even though the actual response came from the resource s IP address. For information about NAT, see Chapter 35, Firewall. Virtual balancers optionally create affinity table entries that record persistency between a client and a particular resource. One affinity table exists for each type of virtual balancer. When a virtual balancer receives a client request, it checks its affinity table to see if an entry exists for that client. If there is an entry, that request and every new request from that client goes to the same resource. If the resource that the client has affinity with is not available, the virtual balancer selects another resource. Each time a table entry is used, it is refreshed. Affinity table entries time out after a configurable period, and are then deleted. A request from a client whose table entry has timed out is sent to a newly selected resource and an affinity table entry is created for the new connection. When configuring a resource pool you choose a selection algorithm. This determines how the virtual balancer selects a resource from the pool when it receives a request from a client without an affinity table entry. Depending on the algorithm, you can give resources a higher preference if they are faster or more reliable, or each resource can be used in turn, regardless of its performance. Resources can be maintained or added without disrupting services to clients. Because the load is shared across many resources, you can add a new resource, or carry out diagnostics on an existing resource, while the virtual balancer continues to connect clients with the remaining resources.
5 Server Load Balancing 37-5 Server Load Balancer on the Switch There are currently no RFCs or other standards for load balancing. The load balancer supports HTTP versions 1.0 and 1.1 as defined in RFCs 1945 and 2068 respectively. Load balancing is not enabled until resource pools, resources and at least one virtual balancer are created, and the virtual balancer is enabled. To enable the load balancer, use the command: enable loadbalancer To create a resource pool use the command: add loadbalancer respool To add resources to the resource pool use the command: add loadbalancer resource Once created, a resource is in the UP state, meaning it is enabled and is ready to accept connections. To add a virtual balancer that connects to the resource pool, use the command: add loadbalancer virtualbalancer The newly created virtual balancer is disabled by default. To enable the virtual balancer so that load balancing can commence, use the command: enable loadbalancer virtualbalancer To enable debugging on the load balancer use the command: enable loadbalancer debug To view the status of the load balancer, use the command: show loadbalancer It is important to consider the Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) of the private side interface on the load balancer in order to avoid packet fragmentation. Fragmentation affects load balancing throughput. If Ethernet is used on all connections between the client and resource, the MTU is always the same so it needs no modification. But if the MTU on the resource side interface is lower than that on the client side, the client side MTU should be lowered. For example, if the MTU on the client side is 1460 bytes, and the MTU on the resource side is 536 bytes, the client side MTU should be changed to 536 or less. Use the set interface mtu command on page of Chapter 10, Interfaces to change this value.
6 37-6 AlliedWare OS Software Reference TCP Virtual Balancer A TCP based virtual balancer operates at layer 4 of the OSI model. This type of virtual balancer examines a packet s IP address to determine where the packet is from and to which resource it will be sent. This type of load balancing is suitable for when clients always have the same IP address. If IP addresses change between sessions, the virtual balancer s affinity table cannot correctly identify the client. Affinity is between the client s IP address and the resource s IP address. The destination address of any incoming packet received by the virtual balancer is translated with half NAT to that of the resource selected to process the request. The source IP address of a packet sent back to the client via the virtual balancer is translated to that of the virtual balancer s public interface. Figure 37-2: Route-based load balancing with firewalls Route-Based Virtual Balancer A route-based virtual balancer operates at layer 3 of the OSI model. This type of virtual balancer is used when packets are routed through a device such as a firewall that is not the packet s final destination, as illustrated in Figure This illustration shows firewalls configured in a sandwich with load balancers on either side. The firewalls are the resources in a resource pool. Each load balancer must be configured identically for this scenario to work, except that on the second load balancer, the public and private interfaces are reversed. The source and destination addresses of packets travelling through a route-based virtual balancer are not changed with NAT, so this mode of operation is not suitable for server load balancing. For route-based load balancing to succeed, each virtual balancer must have multiple routes to the same destination network. We recommend that you not use dynamic routing protocols, such as RIP and OSPF, with route-based virtual balancers. Resource Pool Firewall 1 Destination Network Client Internet Public Private Load Balancer Private Public Firewall 2 LB2_S A route-based virtual balancer must be configured with multiple static routes through each resource in its resource pool to the destination network. The next hops from the virtual balancer must be each resource. As with TCP and HTTP load balancing, a route-based virtual balancer uses a selection algorithm to determine which resource is selected as the next hop. The chosen next hop is listed in the virtual balancer s affinity table. Like TCP balancing, affinity is
7 Server Load Balancing 37-7 between the client s IP address and the resource s IP address. The virtual balancer selects a resource for the request from its resource pool unless there is affinity between a destination IP address and a previously taken route. Messages returning to the client take the same path as those sent by the client. Avoid using the Weighted Lottery selection algorithm when you configure a route-based virtual balancer. HTTP Virtual Balancer An HTTP type virtual balancer operates at layer 7 of the OSI model, and is primarily for load balancing web servers or applications that tunnel over HTTP. An HTTP virtual balancer examines the cookies in HTTP requests and responses. The virtual balancer uses the cookie s name and value to create affinity table entries and make load balancing decisions. The cookie name is the character string before the equals sign in a cookie contained in an HTTP request, or the Set Cookie header of an HTTP response. The cookie value is the character string immediately after the = sign. When the virtual balancer receives an HTTP request from a client that sends a cookie matching the name set with the cookieheader parameter, the virtual balancer checks its affinity table. The virtual balancer looks for an affinity table entry with a cookie whose value matches the value set by one of the resources. If this exists, the virtual balancer tries to send the request to that resource. If this resource is not available, another resource is chosen using the configured selection algorithm. An HTTP virtual balancer processes a client request in four main steps, as described below. The numbers correspond to those in Figure Figure 37-3: Basic HTTP virtual balancing HTTP Virtual Balancer COOKIEHEADER=web_bal Resource Pool Client 4 HTTP Request HTTP Response HTTP Request HTTP Response value=res_a value=res_b LB3_S 1. If the client s HTTP request does not contain a cookie that has been configured with name=web_bal, the virtual balancer uses a selection algorithm to choose a resource. The virtual balancer looks for a cookie with a name that matches the name set with the cookieheader parameter in the add loadbalancer virtualbalancer command. If no match is found, this means the client sending the request has not previously browsed to the web site served by the virtual balancer s resource pool. In this case, the virtual balancer uses its configured selection algorithm to choose a resource to process the request. 2. After the request is processed by the selected resource, an HTTP response is sent to the virtual balancer with the set cookie header: web_bal=res_a. When the HTTP request is processed by a resource, it adds a set cookie header to the HTTP response. This contains a cookie with a unique value that identifies the resource. The resource automatically adds this value; the cookie value is not set via the command line.
8 37-8 AlliedWare OS Software Reference 3. The virtual balancer creates an affinity table entry between the cookie s value, (res_a) and the resource that set the value. The HTTP response is then forwarded to the client. 4. The next HTTP request from this client contains a cookie with: web_bal=res_a. When this value is in the affinity table, the virtual balancer sends the request to res_a. If a client has a different IP address during different sessions, the virtual balancer can still identify the client, assuming that each client has a unique cookie. The virtual balancer does not select a resource until the whole HTTP request arrives. With other types of balancing the resource is selected when the first packet in the transmission is received. For details on cookies including their syntax, see RFC 2965: HTTP State Management Mechanism. The HTTP response is examined for its status code. The virtual balancer can have its httperrorcode parameter set to look for server error codes, which start at 500. If an HTTP response has an error code that matches one in this parameter, the resource that sent it is marked as failed, and the request is sent to a new resource chosen with the selection algorithm. A trigger can be configured to perform recovery or notification actions if this happens. SSL Load Balancer The load balancer operates with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) in two different ways. You can either configure an SSL type virtual balancer, or enable SSL for an HTTP type virtual balancer. For details on SSL see Chapter 34, Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). SSL encrypts data and ensures that only trusted devices can exchange confidential information. Affinity is important for SSL connections because it is necessary to maintain a sticky, or persistent, connection. This is when a client maps to the same resource. For example, a sticky connection is required when a client browses to an SSL secured banking web site. If the load balancer switches resources before the client completes the transaction, a new SSL connection is needed for the new resource. The SSL handshake sequence, which negotiates the security options for the connection, can be time-consuming. A sticky connection improves performance because the handshake time is cut down. Both types of SSL load balancing allow for sticky connections. The public port for SSL is usually 443. If you want to use SSL and the load balancer with the Single DES algorithm, you need: a PCI Accelerator Card (PAC), and a load balancer and firewall feature licence. If you want to use SSL and the load balancer with the Triple DES algorithm, you need: a PCI Accelerator Card (PAC), and a load balancer and firewall feature licence, and a 3DES feature licence. In the unlikely event of the switch s flash memory becoming corrupted, you may lose current feature licences, including those enabled by default. If this happens, contact your authorised distributor or reseller.
9 Server Load Balancing 37-9 SSL Virtual Balancing You can configure an SSL type virtual balancer. This type of virtual balancer examines the SSL Client Hello or Server Hello, transmitted as part of the handshake, for the SSL Session ID. SSL virtual balancers create affinity table entries based on this Session ID. All Server Hellos with Session ID numbers not already listed in the affinity table create new entries. This happens if the Client ID is zero, or the Client ID is not present in the Server Hello. The Session ID is contained in the Server Hello for new connections, and is in the Client Hello for resumed connections. A selection algorithm or affinity table entry determines the (secured) resource that processes client requests. HTTP Virtual Balancing with SSL Enabled You can enable an HTTP type virtual balancer for SSL. In this situation, the SSL connection from the client is terminated at the virtual balancer s public interface. This allows it to decrypt SSL messages and balance requests based on the cookie, as with normal HTTP type balancing. Affinity table entries are based on cookies. Optionally, you can enable SSL for the connection from the private interface of the virtual balancer to the resource pool. This requires a separate SSL connection (Figure 37-4). Figure 37-4: HTTP load balancing with SSL connection SSL connection terminated Client HTTP Virtual Balancer Resource Pool SSL enabled web servers SSL connection (optional) SSL connection (optional) Decrypts and re-encrypts SSL messages LB4_S Load Balancer and Firewall The load balancer uses the firewall s Network Address Translation (NAT) facility, so a firewall must be configured for load balancing to work. For details on configuring a firewall, refer to Chapter 35, Firewall. When configuring a firewall, it is essential that the firewall s policies allow traffic from clients to travel to and from the public interface and port on each configured virtual balancer. If the firewall blocks this traffic, the load balancer does not operate. If you already have a firewall configured on the routing device that will act as a load balancer, ensure that existing policies allow this traffic flow. When the load balancer is enabled, the value of the orphantimeout parameter in the set loadbalancer command overwrites timeout values configured in the firewall policy.
10 37-10 AlliedWare OS Software Reference Ensure there are no proxies configured on a policy where load balancing occurs. Take care if changing the firewall s NAT settings because this could prevent the load balancer from operating correctly. Redundancy As a backup measure, you can configure two load balancers on separate switches as a redundant pair. With redundancy, in the unlikely event of one load balancer failing, the identically configured backup device immediately attempts to take over load balancing operations. The two balancers must have their management interfaces connected, and their public and private interfaces connected to the same networks. The management interfaces are likely to be the same as the private interface, but should never be the public interface. The load balancers should be manually configured with identical information. Any changes to one load balancer, such as the addition of a resource or virtual balancer, must be manually replicated on the other balancer. In the pair, the master balancer carries out the load balancing, and communicates the status of its resources and connections to the slave (backup) balancer. The slave immediately attempts to take over balancing duties if the master fails. The master and slave balancers are also known as fail-over balancers. See Figure To configure redundancy you need two separate routing devices with load balancer feature licences. The routing devices need not be identical, but they must have the same version of load balancer software. Figure 37-5: Load balancer redundancy Firewall policy must allow traffic on public interface Client Public Master Private Resource Pool Slave Public Private LB5_S To set up a redundant pair of load balancers, first configure one load balancer with all the information it needs to commence balancing operations. Then configure the other load balancer with identical information, so the two are exact copies. Next, physically connect the two devices and then enter the information they need to communicate with each other using the set loadbalancer redundancy command on page The master is most likely to be the first load balancer that is enabled. When both devices are powered up at the same time, they negotiates to determine who is the master. In this case, the master is the device with the highest IP address on the interface it uses to communicate redundancy information. Finally, use the enable loadbalancer redundancy command on page to start redundancy.
11 Server Load Balancing When a load balancer becomes the master in the redundant pair, it creates a new IP address alias for the public interface. This redundant IP address has been set with the set loadbalancer redundancy command on page This alias then becomes a new logical interface on the load balancer, and must be added to the firewall policy so that traffic can be balanced on it. Load balancing is performed on the redundant IP address, and this address is backed up by the slave. The newly created logical interface cannot be added automatically to the load balancer s firewall policy, so you must use a trigger to notify the firewall. This trigger activates when the new interface is created. The trigger executes a script that adds the new interface to the firewall policy. For details on triggers, see Chapter 44, Trigger Facility and Triggers on page Configuring Redundancy When configuring redundancy, the load balancer is configured as usual, except for the public and private interfaces. On the public interface, do not configure the redundant IP address on either load balancer. This IP address is added automatically when one load balancer becomes the master, and is removed automatically when it is no longer the master. You do need to configure an IP address that is on the same subnet as the intended redundant IP address. For example, if the redundant IP address is , then configure an interface on each redundant load balancer with the same subnet as On the private interface, do not configure the private IP address, as this is added by scripts later. But you do need to configure the peer IP addresses for both devices. These addresses should each be on the same subnet, but on a different subnet than the intended private IP address. Enter the redundancy information on each device with the set loadbalancer command on page To set the device s peer IP address to , the listenport to 5555, the redundant IP address to , the public interface to vlan1 and the redundant IP addresses s subnet mask to , use the command: set loadbalancer redundancy peerip= listenport=5555 redundanip= publicint=vlan1 redunmask= A critical part of configuring redundancy is to set up triggers that activate scripts. These scripts update the firewall policy, and add and delete the private IP address. The script that executes when a redundant load balancer becomes the master must add the private IP address to a private interface and add this interface to the firewall policy. It must also add the redundant IP interface to the firewall policy. This script executes when a trigger activates after one device becomes the master (master.scp). Another script executes when one device becomes the slave (slave.scp). The slave script deletes the master s redundant IP interface, its private interface and deletes the two firewall rules created by the master script that allowed traffic over the master s interfaces. To set up a trigger that executes the script master.scp when one load balancer becomes the master, use the command: ena trigger create trigger=1 module=lb event=master script=master.scp
12 37-12 AlliedWare OS Software Reference Next, to set up a trigger that executes the script slave.scp when the master load balancer fails, and the slave becomes the master, use the command: create trigger=2 module=lb event=slave script=slave.scp The script master.scp should contain the following commands to add the redundant IP interface to the firewall. Load balancing occurs on this interface: add firewall policy=name interface=interface type=public add firewall policy=name rule=rule-id interface=interface action=allow protocol=tcp port=80 The script master.scp should contain the following commands to add the private IP interface to the firewall: add ip interface=interface ip=ip-add add firewall policy=name interface=interface type=private add firewall policy=name rule=rule-id interface=interface action=allow protocol=all enable loadbalancer healthpings The script slave.scp should contain the following commands to remove the redundant IP interface from the firewall policy: delete firewall policy=name int=interface delete firewall policy=name rule=rule-id The script slave.scp should contain the following command to remove the redundant IP interface: delete ip interface=interface The script slave.scp should contain the following commands to remove the private IP interface from the firewall policy: delete ip interface=interface delete firewall policy=name interface=interface delete firewall policy=name rule=rule-id disable loadbalancer healthpings For details on creating scripts, refer to Chapter 43, Scripting. To enable the redundancy protocol, use the command: enable loadbalancer redundancy Healthchecks The load balancer regularly conducts healthchecks to establish the status of the following: resources in its resource pools fail-over balancer load balancing process
13 Server Load Balancing Resource Healthchecks Resource healthchecks are first performed by pinging each resource s IP address. Resources are pinged one minute after they are first enabled. Once the load balancer has pinged every resource, it waits for one minute before starting the next round of pings. A resource is marked as CLOSING if one ping fails to return a response. If the next ping also fails, the resource is marked as DOWN. A successful ping brings the resource back UP. A change in the state of a resource is replicated on the fail-over balancer if redundancy is enabled. You can disable health check pings with the disable loadbalancer healthpings command on page The second form of health checking is the recorded number of RST messages sent to a resource in the last 100 connections. A RST or reset message is generated by TCP if it receives anything unexpected. If the percentage of resource RST messages exceeds the configured limit, that resource is marked as DOWN. If this happens, the administrator must intervene to put the resource back UP using the enable loadbalancer resource command on page The third form of health checking applies only to HTTP type virtual balancers. If a resource returns an HTTP response with an error code that matches a code entered with the add loadbalancer virtualbalancer httperrorcode command on page 37-28, that resource is marked as DOWN. Fail-Over Load Balancer Healthchecks Fail-over balancer healthchecks are performed to establish the status of the other balancer in the redundant pair. The master balancer checks the status of the slave by sending management packets through the management LAN or private side interface to the opposite interface on the slave balancer. When the packets are not acknowledged, the slave is deemed to have failed and the master does not send the slave any more redundancy information. To correct this you must disable and then re-enable redundancy on both the active and passive balancers. The slave checks the status of the master by monitoring heartbeat messages sent to it from the master. When the slave fails to receive three consecutive heartbeats, it assumes that the master is down. When this happens, an error is recorded, the slave assumes balancing duties, and an administrator must put the master balancer back online. Load Balancer Process The load balancing process is checked for orphaned connections every two minutes. Timed-out connections found in affinity tables are deleted.
14 37-14 AlliedWare OS Software Reference Triggers The Trigger Facility can be used to automatically run specified command scripts when particular triggers are activated. When a trigger is activated by an event, parameters specific to that event are passed to the script that is run. For a full description of the Trigger Facility, see Chapter 44, Trigger Facility. Triggers can be created to perform the following: change the state of a particular resource or virtual balancer, or match an HTTP response with an HTTP error code. If you are configuring two load balancers for redundancy, you must create a trigger to add a logical interface to the firewall policy when one load balancer becomes the master. Event RESSTATE A change in state is activated for a particular resource, one of: UP -> CLOSING CLOSING -> DOWN UP -> DOWN Parameters DOWN -> UP The following command parameters can be specified in the create and set trigger commands: Parameter resource=resourcename lbstate=down A change in state is detected for this particular resource. The DOWN state is detected. Script Arguments The trigger passes the following arguments to the script: Argument %1 The resource name. %2 The state of the resource; one of UP, DOWN or CLOSING. Example To create a trigger to activate the script upres.scp whenever resource webserver_one moves into the DOWN state, use the command: create trigger=1 module=lb event=resstate resource=webserver_one lbstate=down script=upres.scp
15 Server Load Balancing Event VIRTSTATE A change in state for a particular virtual balancer, one of: UP -> CLOSING CLOSING -> DOWN UP -> DOWN DOWN -> UP Parameters The following command parameters can be specified in the create and set trigger commands: Parameter virtualbalancer=webbalancer_one virtstate=up A change in state is detected for this virtual balancer. The state UP is detected. Script Arguments The trigger passes the following arguments to the script: Argument %1 The virtual balancer name. %2 The state of the virtual balancer; one of UP, DOWN or CLOSING. To create a trigger to activate the script downvirt.scp whenever virtual balancer webbalancer_one moves into the UP state, use the command: create trigger=2 module=lb event=virtstate virtualbalancer=webbalancer_one lbstate=up script=downvirt.scp Event Parameters HTTPERROR An HTTP response returned by a resource matches a configured HTTP error code. The following parameter can be specified in the create and set trigger commands: Parameter resource=webserver_one A match in HTTP error code returned by the HTTP response is detected for this resource. Script Arguments The trigger passes the following arguments to the script: Argument %1 The resource name. Example To create a trigger to activate the script match.scp whenever a match in HTTP error code for resource webserver_one is detected, use the command: create trigger=3 module=lb event=httperror resource=webserver_one script=match.scp
16 37-16 AlliedWare OS Software Reference Event Parameters LASTFAIL A resource could not be found in the resource pool for completing a connection. The following command parameter can be specified in the create and set trigger command: Parameter respool=webfarm_one A connection resource allocation that failed is detected for this resource pool. Script Arguments The trigger passes the following arguments to the script: Argument %1 The resource pool name. Example To create a trigger to activate the script last.scp whenever resource pool webfarm_one failed to allocate a resource for a connection, use the command: create trigger=4 module=lb event=lastfail respool=webfarm_one script=last.scp Event Parameters Script Arguments Example MASTER The active/passive peer of a redundant pairing becomes the master. No options. No arguments are passed to the script. To create a trigger to activate the script addeth.scp whenever a peer becomes the master of the redundant pairing, use the command: create trigger=5 module=lb event=master script=addeth.scp #Add the redundant IP interface to the firewall policy add firewall policy=lb interface=vlan2-1 type=public add firewall policy=lb rule=3 interface=vlan2-1 action=allow proto=tcp port=80 #Add the private IP interface to the firewall policy add ip interface=vlan3-1 ip= add firewall policy=lb interface=vlan3-1 type=private add firewall policy=lb rule=4 interface=vlan3-1 action=allow protocol=all enable loadbalancer healthpings
17 Server Load Balancing Event Parameters Script Arguments Example SLAVE The active/passive peer of a redundant pairing becomes the slave. No options No arguments are passed to the script. To create a trigger to activate the script slave.scp whenever a peer becomes the slave of the redundant pairing, use the command: create trigger=6 module=lb event=slave script=slave.scp #Remove the redundant IP interface from the firewall policy delete firewall policy=lb interface=vlan2-1 delete firewall policy=lb rule=3 #Remove the redundant IP interface delete ip interface=vlan2-1 #Remove the private interface from the firewall policy delete ip interface=vlan3-1 delete firewall policy=lb interface=vlan3-1 delete firewall policy=lb rule=4 disable loadbalancer healthpings
18 37-18 AlliedWare OS Software Reference Configuration Example The example in this section describes how to configure a TCP type virtual balancer shown in Figure Figure 37-6: Configuration for a TCP virtual balancer Public int=vlan2 IP= TCP Virtual Balancer "vb2" Private int=vlan3 IP= Resource Pool "rp2" Lb Internet Lb Lb LB6_S To create interfaces for the load balancer 1. Enable IP. Before creating interfaces for the load balancer, Internet Protocol must be enabled on the switch. To enable IP, use the command: enable ip 2. Configure the load balancer s public interface. Create an interface over which the load balancer connects to the Internet, and configure its IP address and physical port. This becomes the load balancer s public interface. To create the VLAN interface vlan2, with the VLAN Identifier 2, use the command: create vlan=vlan2 vid=2 To add port 1 to vlan2, use the command: add vlan=vlan2 port=1 To add the interface vlan2 to IP, with the IP address , use the command: add ip interface=vlan2 ip= mask= Create the load balancer s private interface. Create the load balancer s private interface, and configure its IP address and physical port. This is the interface over which the resources connect to the load balancer. To create the VLAN interface vlan3, with the VLAN Identifier 3, use the command: create vlan=vlan3 vid=3
19 Server Load Balancing To add ports 2, 3, and 4 to the interface, use the command: add vlan=vlan3 port=2,3,4 To add the interface vlan3 to IP, with the IP address , use the command: add ip interface=vlan3 ip= Before load balancing can start, you must separately configure each resource with a default route using the load balancer s private IP address as the next hop or gateway address. You must do this from the resource itself. In this configuration example, each resource s next hop would be set to To configure the firewall policy for the load balancer s interfaces You must create a firewall policy that allows traffic to pass over the load balancer s public and private interfaces. For information about firewall policies, see Chapter 35, Firewall. 1. Enable the firewall. To enable the firewall, use the command: enable firewall 2. Configure a firewall policy for the load balancer. To create a firewall policy for the load balancer called LB, use the command: create firewall policy=lb Set the newly created firewall s session timeouts. Low session timeouts improve the load balancer s performance. To set the firewall s timeouts for TCP, UDP and other sessions to 3 minutes, use the command: set firewall policy=lb tcptimeout=3 udptimeout=3 othertimeout=3 3. Add the load balancer s interfaces to the firewall policy. To add the private interface vlan3 to policy LB, use the command: add firewall policy=lb interface=vlan3 type=private To add the public interface vlan2 to policy LB, use the command: add firewall policy=lb interface=vlan2 type=public 4. Add a rule to the policy allowing traffic on the public interface. To add a rule that allows traffic on the public interface vlan2 for TCP traffic over port 80, use the command: add firewall policy=lb rule=1 action=allow interface=vlan2 prot=tcp port=80 You don t have to add a rule for the private side because the firewall allows this traffic to pass by default.
20 37-20 AlliedWare OS Software Reference To configure the load balancer Use the load balancer commands to configure resource pools, resources and virtual balancers. When these commands are executed, load balancing begins. 1. Enable the load balancer. To enable the load balancer, use the command: enable loadbalancer 2. Create a resource pool. This command adds a resource pool and specifies the selection algorithm that determines how resources in the pool are chosen to process client requests. It also specifies whether the last resource in the pool can be marked as failed. To add a resource pool called rp2, with the round robin selection algorithm, specifying that the last resource in the pool cannot be marked as failed, use the command: add loadbalancer respool=rp2 selectmethod=roundrobin fail=no 3. Add resources to the resource pool. The add loadbalancer resource command must be executed for each individual resource, specifying its IP address, well known port number and the name of the resource pool it belongs to. To add the resource named lb1, with the IP address , on port 80 to the resource pool rp2, use the command: add loadbalancer resource=lb1 ip= port=80 respool=rp2 To add the resource named lb2, with the IP address , on port 80 to the resource pool rp2, use the command: add loadbalancer resource=lb2 ip= port=80 respool=rp2 To add the resource named lb3, with the IP address , on port 80 to the resource pool rp2, use the command: add loadbalancer resource=lb3 ip= port=80 respool=rp2 4. Create a virtual balancer. Create a virtual balancer that connects clients with resources in the resource pool. To create a TCP type virtual balancer called vb2 with the public IP address that maps to the resource pool rp2 and creates affinity table entries, use the command: add loadbalancer virtualbalancer=vb2 publicip= publicport=80 respool=rp2 type=tcp affinity=yes 5. Enable the virtual balancer. The virtual balancer must be enabled before load balancing can commence. Once this command has been executed, the virtual balancer starts distributing client requests between resources in the resource pool. To enable the virtual balancer vb2, use the command: enable loadbalancer virtualbalancer=vb2
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Which Steel Conflict is this?
This is SC1, which occured in August 2002. I currently have the first two videotapes of the competition and will be purchasing the third video when it comes out.
Where do I get these tapes?
You can show your support for robot fighting by purchasing the tapes here. I want to mention that I am in no way whatsoever affliated with Steel Conflict or the RFL. I'm not making any money off this. I'm just a fan with a computer and a VCR and too much time on my hands who is trying to provide some modicum of mindless entertainment for other bot fighting fans. I chose Steel Conflict simply because they had tapes of the fights and, as far as I could tell, noone else did.
The format for the reviews will be a little different than it was for Battlebots reviews. I'm planning on 5 fights per week. At the top of the page, instead of just listing the fights, I'm going to have a table, with bot name, team, weight class and record. I'll highlight the teams and/or bots that competed in BB in red (the "and/or bots" part of it will not be necessary from SC2 on, see the sticker verbiage further down the page.)
Differences between SC and BB
Steel Conflict 2
By the time this kind-of-FAQ gets posted, Steel Conflict 2 will have occured. I watched this event over botcast, and I have to say, I was fairly amazed at how far this event has come in the past 6 months. The first SC definitely had the feel of a small first-time event. The second SC had the look and feel of a long running established event. The battlebox itself was much improved, with all the painted wood replaced by steel beams, there was a professional PA with big screens displaying the action, a definite increase in quantity and quality of bots, interviews with all the match winners....the organizers did a really wonderful job. With events like this going on that I can watch on the Internet, I'm really not missing TV Battlebots all that much.
I have to mention something about botcasting here. Botcasting really and truly is the next best thing to being there. $15 got me 20 hours worth unobstructed, close-up views of the SC2 fights, all the commentary, the interviews, the actually banging and screeching and whirring noises of the fight (not some random metal clanging noise stuck in during post production), about the only thing you don't get is the smell. I missed the first Saturday session, but caught the remaining three sessions. On Saturday it seemed that they had just taken a room mike and hooked that up to the feed, so you were getting all the commentary out of the PA, which unfortunately reduced it to something along the lines of "Hurph ruum frrr urhum humph....". (Eventually my audio totally cut out, but that was due to problems on my side, not theirs). On Sunday, it appears they took the audio feed off of some sort of professional mixing board, so everything was crystal clear and mixed properly. Seriously, I thought the feed on Sunday was equally as good quality as the televised Battlebots broadcasts, but without all the banal filter and commercials. 20 hours of wall-to-wall action. I got little done that weekend. Botcasting can be found here, and purchased through robotcombat.com. Once again, I have no affiliation with the botcasters or event organizers, I'm just trying to spread the word. There is another reason to get the botcast instead of waiting for a video to eventually come out...
We don't need no steenkin' stickers...
The videos that I have of Steel Conflict 1 contain all the fights and all the bots, even the ones that were Battlebots. Apparently this will no longer be the case for future events. Battlebots apparently has their feathers ruffled a bit that "their" bots are being used in "your" event videos. "Licensed Battlebots" (i.e. anyone who signed a players agreement for Battlebots) now have to have a special sticker affixed to them so that they can be identified and edited out post-production. I guess if you change the name and appearance of your bot you don't have to have the sticker. (For SC2, I think Team Death By Monkeys did this by changing Death By Monkeys into "Furious George" and I think Gamma Raptor became "Alien Raptor" about halfway through the tournament, but it looked to me that most people just took the sticker.) Steel Conflict 2 LW and MW divisions were teeming with easily recognizable "Licensed Battlebots", and it will be interesting to see how the videos for this turn out because there's so much that needs to be cut out.
Just a final thought
From the looks of things, it appears the RFL is starting to really gel. Personally, I wonder whether it might be best for robot fighting if the RFL was shopped to TV rather than just plain "Battlebots". I know enough BB histoy to realize that absolutely none of this would be going on today if the original Battlebots organizers hadn't managed to get BB on Pay Per View and CC. But it seems like things are different now than before and I'm wondering whether it might be more engaging for potential viewers if there was say five hours of programming devoted to Event A, and then five hours of programming devoted to Event B, and so on, and then at the end of the season do coverage of "nationals". It would expose more bots and arenas, and maybe get more people interested in things since it's "in their backyard" so to say. If there's TV involved I suspect that bots would need to be licensed somehow, but perhaps they could be licensed to the RFL in general and not one event so you could be in the video, promotional materials/whatever of any RFL sponsored event. As for profits, maybe some sort of sharing amongst the league. I'm not a promoter or lawyer, and I suspect that there's probably 18 gazillion legal, financial, and logistical reasons why this wouldn't be feasible, but it's something that's interesting to think about.
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We want to start using DAGs for some of our pipelines on our GitLab instance, one in particular is quite complicated and has around ten dependencies, therefore the default value of value of 5 for when
ci_dag_limit_needs is enabled isn’t enough. Therefore according to the documentation I need to set
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Into the GitLab CI section of
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As CS Education Week approaches , people are proposing all sorts of ways for programmers of all ages to start coding.
Knowing how to code is a useful thing. It teaches you critical thinking skills. It helps make shiny new websites. It might get you a pretty high-paying job.
And if nothing else, all you need to spend is an hour. One measly little hour of your day. You just got that hour in daylight savings time. You'll probably use that hour on Facebook, or watching TV, or compulsively checking your email/blogs/twitter/tumblr.
So why not spend that hour learning a skill that will completely change your perspective on electronic media? Why not make a 3D video game with Microsoft Kodu?
Who knows, you might like what you do. Maybe you're the inventor of the next Angry Birds. It's worth taking one measly hour to find out.
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Yes, you can change the filters of an existing view by following the below steps:
- Select the view for which you want to change the filters. It will display the data for that view.
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I think citi bank should not open account whose salary is less then Rs.25000/P.M.
I was working in one company for two months, They have open my account and my salary was Rs.11000/P.M.Due to some health problem. I have left my job and Now I am living in Vishkapatnam, There is no any citibank here and that time then had issued me temprarory debit card. So, I can't do transaction from this card and I could not got permanent debit card and I have issue one check to my parent account but that was bounced. Now due to health problem I could not go to Hydrabad or Delhi bank and I want to close my account. They are deducting my lots of money each month.
Even i can not transaction from netbanking, not by check because it bouced, not by debit card.
Now how I will get my money Please provide any suggesation. I spoke to customer care also, but they are not helping more, only these people are deducting my money each month.
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This is a reminder that the deadline for abstract submission for the eLex 2013 conference is 15 December 2012. More information on the submission process is available on the conference website.
Electronic lexicography in the 21st century: thinking outside the paper (eLex 2013)
Organizers: Institute of the Estonian Language (Estonia) and Trojina, Institute for Applied Slovene Studies (Slovenia)
Venue: Tallinn, Estonia
Dates: 17-19 October 2013
Conference website: http://eki.ee/elex2013
Language of the conference: English
Confirmed keynote speakers:
- Gregory Grefenstette (EXALEAD, France)
- Mike Kellogg (Wordreference.com, USA)
- Annette Klosa (Institüt für Deutsche Sprache, Mannheim)
- Arvi Tavast (Institute of the Estonian Language)
Please forward this announcement to any colleagues or lists that may be interested in the conference. Those interested in sponsoring the conference, please contact Jelena Kallas (jelena.kallas at eki.ee<mailto:jelena.kallas at eki.ee>) or Iztok Kosem (iztok.kosem at trojina.si<mailto:iztok.kosem at trojina.si>), or use the contact form on the conference website.
Iztok Kosem (in the name of the eLex 2013 organizing committee)
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Originally posted by Supergrom@Aug. 18 2002, 3:27 pm
also, anyone have examples of these under 5 meg games that are worth playing?
That depends on what type of game your interested in. But the fact is that while NeoGeo has been around for about 10 years, (thats 10 years using the same hardware for the cart system, the cd consoles came more recently) they really only make 5 or 6 kinds of games.
Fighters an la Burning Fight, Fatal Fury ect.
Shooters with a Darius style like Andro Dunos and side scrolers like Mutation Nation
Sports games like 2020 baseball, Football Frenzy, Super Sidekicks
Puzzel games like Puzzle Bobble
Then theres the obscure games like the frisby game Wind Jammers.
By the way, all the games mentioned above are under 4.5megs. Now, which ones work.......you'll have to try them to find out as there doesn't appear to be a compatability list out yet.
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Greetings, fellow digital explorers! Today, I am thrilled to embark on a journey through the intricate landscape of the digital metropolis. As we navigate the bustling streets of technology, I will be your guide, helping you unlock the secrets to mastering this ever-evolving realm. So, fasten your seatbelts and let’s dive into the world of zeros and ones!
Understanding the Digital Metropolis
Before we delve into the nitty-gritty details, let’s establish a foundation. The digital metropolis is a vast expanse of interconnected networks, software, and hardware that form the backbone of our digital existence. It’s where websites, applications, and digital services come to life, creating an intricate tapestry of information exchange.
Decoding the Digital Language
Our journey begins with understanding the language of the digital realm. At its core, everything in the digital metropolis communicates through binary code — a language of ones and zeros. This binary language serves as the building blocks for all digital information, from simple text to complex multimedia.
Navigating the Streets of Cyberspace
Now that we’ve grasped the basics, let’s hit the virtual streets of cyberspace. Imagine the internet as a bustling city, with websites and platforms as its buildings. Navigating this vast landscape requires a set of skills and tools, akin to finding your way through a metropolis.
Embracing the Web Browsers: Your Digital Compass
Web browsers are your trusty compasses in the digital metropolis. From Chrome and Firefox to Safari and Edge, these browsers serve as gateways to the internet. Mastering the art of efficient browsing will save you time and enhance your overall digital experience.
Building Strong Foundations: Understanding URLs
URLs, or Uniform Resource Locators, are the street addresses of the digital metropolis. Each URL is a unique identifier for a web page, guiding you to your destination. Learning to decipher URLs will empower you to navigate the vast digital landscape effortlessly.
Crafting Your Digital Identity
In the digital metropolis, your digital identity is your calling card. From social media profiles to professional networks, managing your online presence is crucial. Let’s explore how you can carve out your digital identity without getting lost in the crowd.
Social Media Mastery: Building Bridges in the Digital Neighborhood
Social media platforms are the bustling neighborhoods of the digital metropolis. Whether you’re connecting with friends on Facebook, sharing snapshots on Instagram, or networking on LinkedIn, each platform has its own unique vibe. Tailoring your approach to different platforms will help you build meaningful connections.
Cybersecurity: Guarding Your Digital Fortress
Just as you secure your home in a physical city, protecting your digital presence is paramount. Learn the basics of cybersecurity to fortify your digital fortress. From strong, unique passwords to recognizing phishing attempts, arming yourself with cybersecurity knowledge is a must in the digital metropolis.
The Art of Digital Communication
Communication is the heartbeat of any metropolis, and the digital realm is no exception. Let’s explore the art of digital communication, from email etiquette to effective online collaboration.
Email Mastery: Your Digital Correspondence Headquarters
Email remains a cornerstone of digital communication. Mastering the art of email etiquette, organizing your inbox, and understanding the nuances of professional communication will set you apart in the digital metropolis.
Collaborating in the Cloud: Navigating Shared Spaces
Cloud collaboration tools have transformed the way we work and communicate. Whether you’re using Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, or other cloud platforms, understanding how to collaborate seamlessly in shared digital spaces is a valuable skill in the modern metropolis.
Embracing Continuous Learning
In the fast-paced digital metropolis, the only constant is change. To stay ahead, embrace a mindset of continuous learning. Let’s explore resources and strategies to keep your digital skills sharp and future-proof your journey.
Online Learning Platforms: Your Digital Classrooms
Platforms like Coursera, Udacity, and Khan Academy offer a wealth of courses to expand your digital skill set. From coding and data analytics to graphic design, these digital classrooms are your gateway to continuous learning.
Tech Communities: Joining the Digital Conversation
No metropolis is complete without its communities. Engage with tech communities on platforms like GitHub, Stack Overflow, and Reddit. Participating in discussions, asking questions, and sharing your knowledge will not only expand your skills but also connect you with like-minded individuals in the digital metropolis.
Conclusion: Mastering Your Digital Destiny
As we conclude our journey through the digital metropolis, remember that mastery is a continuous process. The digital realm is vast and ever-expanding, offering endless opportunities for exploration and growth. Equip yourself with the skills and knowledge needed to navigate this dynamic landscape, and you’ll find yourself at home in the digital metropolis.
So, fellow digital enthusiasts, go forth and conquer the digital metropolis. May your bytes be swift, your connections be strong, and your mastery of this digital realm be unparalleled. Until next time, happy exploring!
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as pointed out in the latest blog entry (http://blog.documentfoundation.org/2011/04/20/status-quo-on-the-foundation-part-ii/), the next step for legally setting up the Foundation is that those who speak German should proofread the current translation of the bylaws, as these will serve as basis for the legally binding statutes.
The translation is available at http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/CommunityBylaws/de
It is based on the original from http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/CommunityBylaws
I would like to ask all of you who speak German to help us in proofreading.
1. Are the translations correct?
2. Does the translation keep the spirit of the English original version?
3. Did you find any mistakes?
4. Are there open questions?
I do *not* want to open discussion on the contents of the bylaws again, but I would like to have your feedback if the translation fits the original.
Any feedback is welcome. Please do *not* edit the wiki page directly, but post your feedback on firstname.lastname@example.org
Thanks a lot for your help!
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I always thought, if I keep working and make good use of my time, one day I will be able to finish all my pending job. Sometimes I made a list for my to do. And it always surprises me when I look at the list after a long time. I found there were lots of planning to do, which I couldn’t do. Let me give you an example, when I was a programmer, I had to plan to learn Visual Basic and make a software with it. But I never start working on these and then it goes under other new plan of tasks. Now there is no meaning to work on that and more over I don’t have time for it.
I am not slow, and I don’t waste much time. Then where am I going wrong? Or may be life is giving me too much things to solve and I must keep busy with new issues on every single day. If somehow, I miss to complete anything, it becomes never solve issue.
Sometimes I wish to have someone with me, who will work with me to solve my unsolved works.
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Need SFTP setup and working on my CentOS 7 server.
You must SSH from the servers own Console and cant use an external. It is not working for some reason.
I have installed and configured but still not working.
to ensure you have read this you must start your proposal with: Hello Anthony.
41 pekerja bebas membida secara purata $27 untuk pekerjaan ini
Hi I will setup the SFTP on your centos 7 server as per your requirement and have expertise in the relevant field. I have 9 years of experience. Regards
Hello Anthony, I will create and configure SFTP on the CentOS 7 server and will make it work. I do have expertise in server setup, server configuration, server migration, etc Thank you.
Hello Anthony, Are you looking for sftp setup on centos ? What is the error you are getting after configuring sftp. Which package you are using for sftp. Thank You
Hello Anthony. Lots of sysadmin experience here. Would you like me to help you with the SFTP? I can also look into the external connectivity issue if you would like me to. Thank you.
Hello Anthony, i will do Setup SFTP on my Centos 7 server. I am interested in your project. Please come online I have some questions to ask you. Thanks, Mohammad [login to view URL]~saydulk
Hello Anthony, Our main expertise is Linux and its services, including the CentOS distribution. We are more than capable to set up SFTP. We’d be happy to hear from you, so we can start the job as soon as possible.
Hello Anthony that was a nice touch. Please give me more details on the trouble being faced. I can see the logs and verbose outputs to troubleshoot the setup.
Hello Anthony I am new to this platform but I have more than 6 years of experience managing servers in centos. I can check your server and perform the requested tasks
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Our project requirement is to create a java application and run it as a service (daemon) in Solaris. We used Java Service Wrapper to make a java app as a daemon process. The wrapper takes care of creating the daemon process (including file permission, executable scripts, etc.).
We are using Reflection (Xterm via Telnet) to connect to the Solaris box and start the service from there. The problem is that when we close the Xterm window, the deamon process gets killed. We wanted the service to be alive even after closing the Xterm.
I'm not familiar with this project, but running a background Java process immune to hangup signals on UNIX is quite easy; the "nohup" program will do this for you. It's hard to imagine how this wrapper thingy would improve on just something like
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I know this is an old topic but I am currently experiencing the same issue with enscape 3.5. I alreaday tried everything I know to fix the problem. I even tried rendering just a few white boxes with no texture at all just the sun for the lights. But I'm still getting the same result. Its like producing a very dark shadow from the first frame. Like Akuma shadow in street fight when he moves, if you know what I mean.
Hope someone will be able to help me.
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x19290 wrote on Mon Apr 11 08:55:31 MEST 2005:
Hello. I have just installed the epic-0.3.0. But the debugger does not seem to be able to display "my" variables. It displays a "my" variable as "..." On the other hand, it can display "local" or global variables properly. Is this an expected behavior or is my installation wrong? Thank you in advance.
Note: The above is an archived snapshot of a forum thread. Use the original thread at sf.net to post comments.
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Amazingnovel Amber Button – Chapter 376 – Gold popcorn income reading-p2
Novel–Fey Evolution Merchant–Fey Evolution Merchant
Chapter 376 – Gold chop underwear
In addition, the body weight of merely one Yellow gold-Edged Skirtfish was not even 500 grams, which managed to get a really expensive ingredient. If he could see some of them, he could definitely produce a compact profit.
When he spoke, Significant Sibling Feng was still wrinkling his nose area with ongoing worry, which stated he would never need to recall that fishy odor just as before.
Lin Yuan handled the back of his head. He contemplated how he possessed previously perceived the liquid environment dimensional lifeforms’ flesh within the Diamonds fey storage containers carton. He had never undertaken it out to enjoy a appearance.
At this point, he suddenly acquired some issues. Why would this pleasant youth looking at him want to buy the water society dimensional lifeforms’ flesh? Thus, he required, “Kid, what makes you buying these types of flesh?
Since he spoke, Significant Buddy Feng was still wrinkling his nose area with ongoing dread, which conveyed that they would never need to remember that fishy odour just as before.
“Is that sort of things some thing which can be marketed? Do you want me to smell all people to loss while using stench?”
The actual size of the liquid society dimensional lifeforms had not been modest. The vast majority of Platinum liquid entire world lifeforms inside the Gemstone fey storage containers package were definitely over eight m long, along with the largest one at 25 m. It will be bothersome for Lin Yuan to take out a real big factor.
Big Buddy Feng was really so upset that they would curse.
Having said that, even if the water entire world dimensional lifeforms’ flesh smelled negative, it was subsequently not to the point so it would smell the nearby men and women to passing away, right?
“Then, the top of the fey covered with mucus will constantly fester, so simply a deceive may want to get this kind of flesh.
Lin Yuan was now asking yourself why Major Buddy Feng had been of the opinion he was performing around with him.
Massive Brother Feng was very happy since Lin Yuan possessed come over and planned to buy the dimensional lifeforms’ flesh. He had even deliberately offered Lin Yuan a deduction and marketed with the starting point rate.
Lin Yuan was afraid that he or she makes Major Sibling Feng mad to the stage that he would suffer from some illnesses, such as neurological thrombosis, high blood pressure, gastric ulcer, diabetes, liver organ cirrhosis, and myocardial infarction.
All things considered, Massive Sibling Feng was someone that Zhou Jiaxin possessed made aware of him. If he really got any additional complications from remaining angered, it would be difficult when Zhou Jiaxin found.
Significant Buddy Feng was actually so mad that they would curse.
Massive Buddy Feng discovered Lin Yuan’s puzzled experience and aggrieved expression that did not appear fake, so he patiently questioned, “Have you ever seen water environment dimensional lifeforms’ flesh?”
“Is that type of things anything that could be distributed? Do you want me to smell everybody to fatality while using stench?”
Lin Yuan responded somewhat awkwardly, “I’m acquiring the normal water community dimensional lifeforms’ flesh to give it to my fey!”
When ability to hear Major Buddy Feng’s words and phrases, Lin Yuan understood it turned out certainly hopeless for him to acquire water society dimensional lifeforms’ flesh on Star Web.
“Of course, this is simply the very first level. Your second cause is that if their flesh is absolutely not put in a fey storing carton right away, it is going to immediately rot just after leaving the seawater and staying confronted with the environment for a few a short time.
the strife of the roses and days of the tudors in the west cast
Even though Significant Brother Feng was marketing the flesh of feys and dimensional lifeforms, he could not market considerably Precious metal feys’ flesh.
Though Major Brother Feng was trying to sell the flesh of feys and dimensional lifeforms, he could not promote considerably Gold bullion feys’ flesh.
Lin Yuan was now wondering why Massive Sibling Feng has been of the opinion he was actively playing around with him.
Big Buddy Feng’s present response established that he obtained never marketed the liquid planet dimensional lifeforms’ flesh. It seemed that it has to be hard for Lin Yuan to get a location which would offer that.
Seeing that he got observed Big Buddy Feng’s concern, Lin Yuan immediately responded, “Of course, I’ve viewed the flesh in the liquid environment dimensional lifeforms.”
The boor, Major Sibling Feng, was originally thinking about the productive time of the dimensional rift that might before long appear.
“I feel no one can deal with that sort of odor.”
“Is that kind of items one thing that could be marketed? Do you need me to stink anyone to fatality together with the stench?”
But right after saying that, Lin Yuan noticed that Significant Brother Feng’s encounter was red. He was obviously gonna go berserk in the near future.
Significant Buddy Feng got a great sense of Lin Yuan on account of his faint all natural, cheerful atmosphere. After getting in addition to him, it had been simple to enjoy a decent impression of him.
On top of that, the mass of a single Gold bullion-Edged Skirtfish had not been even 500 gr, which caused it to be a high-end factor. If he could see a few of them, he could definitely make a smaller profit.
Lin Yuan touched the back of his travel. He considered how he acquired previously looked at the liquid environment dimensional lifeforms’ flesh inside the Diamond fey storage space box. He possessed never consumed it all out to enjoy a look.
How could a sane human being think about buying the flesh of the normal water world dimensional lifeforms to give their fey!?
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“Is that type of things anything which can be offered? Do you want me to stink anyone to loss of life together with the stench?”
When Significant Buddy Feng possessed found Lin Yuan’s perfectly guileless start looking, he thought he could have blamed Lin Yuan wrongly. But this time that he observed that Lin Yuan wanted to pick the standard water society dimensional lifeforms’ flesh to feed his fey, Large Brother Feng was positive that the youngsters ahead of him, who possessed presented him a very good initially perception, was enjoying around with him ruthlessly.
He was even trying to sell the alien insects’ flesh with a 70Per cent price cut at a loss. Nevertheless, he did not assume that Lin Yuan would actually ask for water society dimensional lifeforms’ flesh.
Wasn’t it far better to just give food to it ‘dung’?
The dimensional lifeforms’ flesh had not been invaluable, hence the channels available possessed for ages been hardly any. To have an unlicensed importer of dimensional lifeforms’ flesh like Big Sibling Feng, the supply of your h2o planet dimensional lifeforms’ flesh could be reported to be a profitable hands to him.
“Although water society dimensional lifeforms possess vitamins and minerals that are perfect for standard water-type feys, the venom into their physiques can cause a substantial amount of foul-smelling mucus to show up on the outside of the fey that used their flesh.
He was even reselling the alien insects’ flesh at the 70Percent low cost at a loss. Having said that, he failed to anticipate that Lin Yuan would actually want water entire world dimensional lifeforms’ flesh.
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We've just opened up bookings for the 2013 season, and have some great news. We now have a wide range of courses from the technology of chocolate, to robotics, rocketry, game design, and even the Raspberry Pi. Our main events are now open to a much wider age range (9-17), with separate course choices for the younger and older campers.
Jack and I went to the Science Museum tonight to run a workshop for their 'lates' programme. We've done quite a few workshops for their 'Science Night' programme (for kids), but working with adults opens up a few more possibilities! The theme of the night was 'alcohol', so we ran a version of our 'Chocolate and Orange' caviar using Cointreau.
It's a simple but fun demonstration using two food-grade chemicals that react together to form a skin around droplets of whatever flavoured-liquids you are using. The chocolate (and orange) mixtures contain sodium alginate (an algae derivative used commonly as a thickener in foods), and the water bath contains extra calcium ions. It is common to use calcium chloride, but we've ended up in most of these workshops using calcium lactate as it doesn't have a noticeable taste, so the caviar droplets don't need rinsing afterwards, making for a much quicker walk-up workshop.
It's always a popular experiment for people to do as you can eat the product of the reaction, and tonight was no exception. We think we had well in excess of 1000 people come through over the couple of hours we were there.
Many thanks to our Tech-Camp regular, Felix who stepped in for a little while at the start to help out when we were obviously in need of some help! (We didn't realise he was coming but he thought he would drop in with some friends from Imperial College next door, and fortunately he was even wearing the Tech Camp t-shirt!)
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Go check out my insanely porky article in StarMetro today! When I started with StarMetro, I was advised against writing too much about pork. While I featured non-halal places, my emphasis was never really about pork. Good thing I got the green light from the editor to feature bak kut teh this time.
Thank you Brian Martin, editor of StarMetro!!
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Live Reptiles with The Venom Institute
Please check the event website before attending, to verify the details and make sure there's no change.
July 15 @ 6:00 pm
The Venom Institute featuring LIVE reptiles!
Join Berks Nature for a LIVE ANIMALS program with the Venom Institute! Learn all about reptiles by getting to meet them up-close and in-person!
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These are quick iOS app development experiments mainly using Swift4.
The goal of these projects is to teach myself coding(especially iOS development using Swift4), to practice to come up with different ideas quickly, to do design sketches, to build my concept in to actually working application and feel sense of accomplishment.
1. UNLOCK SCREEN
I created a simple unlock screen using a map. This unlock screen uses swipe pattern like Android device unlock. I used my personal information instead. The screen shows a map of the city where I am living in and to unlock the screen, they have to connect the spots from school to my home in fastest way.
2. Yes or No Poll (micro interaction)
This is a simple poll app to experiment micro interaction in swift. There will be a polar question on top and the users will get to choose one answer. I intended to give pressing jelly feeling to the button in order to give more fluid and organic experience. I used sprite animation.
3. Walking Game Controller
I made a game controller interface for multi user game. I wanted to create new way of controlling the player. So I used compass and pedometer for the controller. The player has to walk physically to move the game player in the screen. If the user walks toward north(the compass points top of the screen), it will move the player to up. If one goes south, it will go down, west for left and east for right.
4. simple weather
I don't read all the numbers and icons in a weather app every time. Because most of the time I only care about the weather(if it's rainy, cloudy or sunny) and temperature at the moment. So I wanted to create a minimal weather app that only shows current temperature and the state. I used Open Weather Map API.
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Unlock the Power of GPT-3 AI with Your Laptop, Phone, and Raspberry Pi!
Figure 1. The 7 Most Successful Business Models Of The Digital Era (Marr, 2023). Retrieved from www.forbes.com
Thanks to the incredible advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) technology, it is now possible to run a GPT-3-level AI model on your laptop, phone, and even Raspberry Pi. This is thanks to Meta LLaMA, an open source project that has made it possible for anyone with access to these devices to use the powerful language model developed by OpenAI.
GPT-3 stands for Generative Pre-trained Transformer 3 and is a state-of-the-art language processing AI model. It was released in 2020 and uses deep learning algorithms to produce human-like text. GPT-3 is the largest language model ever created and can generate amazing human-like text on demand. It has been used for applications such as search, conversation, text completion, and other advanced AI features through OpenAI's API.
The availability of GPT-3 on laptops, phones, and Raspberry Pis opens up a world of possibilities for developers who want to create powerful applications without having access to expensive hardware or software. With this technology available at their fingertips, developers can create apps with natural language processing capabilities that are more accurate than ever before.
Figure 2. Raspberry Pi Pico Project with ChatGPT (Maria, 2023). Retrieved from www.eeweb.com
The potential applications of GPT-3 are virtually limitless. From chatbots that can understand complex conversations to virtual assistants that can answer questions quickly and accurately - the possibilities are endless! With its ability to generate realistic text on demand, GPT-3 could revolutionize how we interact with machines in the future.
So if you're looking for a way to get started with AI development without breaking the bank - look no further than Meta LLaMA! With its help you can now run a GPT-3 level AI model on your laptop, phone or Raspberry Pi - giving you access to some of the most advanced language processing technology available today!
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"How to Improve Your Colostrum Management"
This is the title of a short article in Farm&Dairy by Jason Hartschuh that summarizes a number of basic points on colostrum management.
It is worth a quick scan to see if you may be missing a key point - a best management practice.
Here is the link
Very basic stuff but solid management.
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So I've decided to format one of my hard drives that I barely ever use and install a free, open operating system on it alongside my Windows 7 install. I'm torn between what I want to install, so I'm going to let the StackOverflow community choose for me. Decide if I should install a Linux distro, a BSD distro, or something else, anything else. Back up your answer with a reason why, and I will choose whoever gives me the best reasons to install their respective OS. I am extremely tech-savy and can handle whatever you throw at me, so don't worry about anything being too technical.
And a friendly interface isn't important to me. I'm not afraid of starting at a black terminal window all day... not that I wouldn't enjoy a nice GUI either.
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RAM, which is short for Random Access Memory, is a computer storage media which can be accessed way quicker than a hard disk, simply because the info can be read randomly, skipping the bytes before the needed information is reached. On a server, the RAM is used to load scripts and web programs after they are executed, so the more RAM you can use, the more programs you'll be able to run simultaneously and the more people will be able to browse your sites with no effect on the site’s/server’s overall performance. Unlike a disk drive, however, the RAM is employed for momentary storage purposes, since the data is lost as soon as the power is shut off. In case you use a shared web hosting account, the physical memory which your scripts may use may be limited and may change according to what the other customers on the same server use. With a virtual or a dedicated hosting server, alternatively, you will have a fixed amount of RAM which won't be used by anybody else even if you do not use it at a given time.
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Very cool, thanks for sharing.
I’m not really sure where to go with our project. Each letter has a theme and contains multiple pieces of artwork, a copy of a handwritten note, and some type of call to action (e.g. send us your art, respond to a survey).
You can see the last letter we sent here: https://www.postedletter.com/letters/004
We had a dream to keep the letter free and fund it through donations, selling art, or a sponsorship. We could probably break even with donations, but that revenue strategy is going to keep the project really small.
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Check out my new channel on being self taught: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Y2LbQDRZss This video is part of a series on rhythm. Here's the full playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTKhUdPIHIuiryDKJ86cbgvwU4RkIiWhs The compound time signatures (6/8, 9/8, and 12/8) are some of the hardest to get a grasp on. I get into dotted notes, compound time vs. simple time, and the reason why they're written so strangely.
Hi we're Mud to Marble and we're super excited to release our new worship anthem medley video. How many of these worship anthems can you name? Let us know how many songs you recognise below. If you enjoyed this video then you might also enjoy our brand new original song being released on 1st Feb 2019. Click this link to get it: https://mailchi.mp/a62ca36a145c/mudtomarblegift Much love, Jimmy & Sarah Credits: Mud to Marble Arrangement by James Rietmeyer with help from Peter Willetts Audio Production by Peter Willetts Audio Mixing & Video by Daniel Kelaart - Clique Studios Blessed Assurance // O Holy Night // Famous One // Indescribable // How He Loves // Come To Me // I Surrender // Great Are You Lord // Good Good Father // Death Was Arrested // I Am No Victim // Who You Say I Am // Reckless Love O Holy Night - Adolphe Charles Adam, Placide Cappeau Blessed Assurance - Fanny Jane Crosby, Phoebe Palmer Knapp Famous One - Chris Tomlin, Jesse Reeves Indescribable - Jesse Reeves, Laura Story How He Loves - John Mark McMillan Come To Me - Jenn Johnson, John Hendrickson I Surrender - Matt Crocker Great Are You Lord - David Leonard, Jason Ingram, Leslie Jordan Good Good Father - Anthony Brown, Pat Barrett Death Was Arrested - Adam Kersh, Brandon Coker, Heath Balltzglier, Paul Taylor Smith I Am No Victim - Kristene DiMarco, Seth Mosley, Tony Brown Who You Say I Am - Ben Fielding, Reuben Morgan Reckless Love - Caleb Culver, Cory Asbury, Ran Jackson
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6/8 can be a tricky time signature when playing chords. Try these easy patterns in 6/8 time to get you started.
This guitar lesson covers the basics of counting in 3/4 and 6/8 time and some beginner strumming patterns. More info here: http://wp.me/pXkdZ-1YE View all my guitar lessons here: http://worshiptutorials.com/basics-of-guitar/ Private guitar lessons via Skype: http://wp.me/PXkdZ-10u Join the mailing list and get free music every month: http://bit.ly/KaEUaj
There are many different grooves that are often played in 6/8 within the genres or popular church/worship music genres. Below are two examples given within the video: Walk by Faith by Jeremy Camp: https://open.spotify.com/track/7uISjP7E0JmNqV9FWvAXhc?si=n3JXrgGPQeihUnfREEK8yw How He Loves by John Mark Mcmillan featuring Kim Walker-Smith live at the Knight https://open.spotify.com/track/0yl95NPsjLkevL3FtzChpb?si=5X46TY1GS7SB8UEPiERWag
Sign up for the guitar course here for free: http://www.worshiptutorials.com/course/learn-how-to-play-guitar-beginner-course/ In this lesson, Brian teaches a basic strumming pattern that can be used in 6/8 time. Worship Tutorials exists to equip and empower worship leaders and musicians to create awesome worship environments. We upload almost every day - subscribe to stay up to date with song play throughs, tutorials, lessons, gear reviews, and leadership insight. Web: http://www.worshiptutorials.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/worshiptutorials/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/worshiptutorials/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/wrshptutorials
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In this Video Ableton Live Certified Trainer Will Doggett shows you how to properly work with the 6/8 time Signature in Ableton Live. He first shows you how Ableton treats 6/8 and how to work with songs in 6/8, so that measures and tempos lock up. If you've ever tried to work with a song in 6/8 before in live you may of noticed your tempos sound faster then normal when you turn on the click and your measure numbers don't align. Will explains why- and how to work around it. For more info check out our site: www.loopsinworship.com.
In this third part of the Cajon grooves for contemporary worship music in a “Pop/rock context” I go over a few ideas for 6/8 time signature.
The final—and simplest—time signature is 6/8. No—you can’t conduct it in 3/4!
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Esta es una maqueta de una producción de unos años atrás que finalmente no usamos, así que la comparto con ustedes como Backing Track. Pueden usar la escala de LA mayor y obviamente arpegios y pentatónicas excepto en algunos dominantes secundarios y un bVII donde hay otras opciones en cada caso. Otra característica importante en el compás de 6/8. Cualquier duda en la que los pueda ayudar no duden en dejar un comentario. Como siempre, todo el honor a Dios que es el único digno. This is a track of a production a few years ago that we did not use, so I share it with you as Backing Track. You can use the scale of A major and obviously arpeggios and pentatonics except in some secondary dominants and a bVII where there are other options in each case. Another important point is the 6/8 measure. If you have any questions you can leave a comment. As always, all the honor to God who is the only one worthy. You CAN FREELY: - use it as background music for your videos on YouTube without receiving a copyright notice/claim (if you do, please contact me), Soundcloud, Facebook, Vimeo, VK, live performances or for teaching (credits are always appreciated) You CANNOT: - sell music that contains this recording, release it through a record label or distributor, sound recording is copyrighted ℗ and content ID registered. The tracks are already released. This is nothing personal, I have already given licences and serious problems with copyright claims have occurred.
Good for listening to as relaxing background/soaking music. #FingerstyleWorship
Pretend to travel through time as you memorize Micah 6:8 (NCV). By NewSpring Worship. http://newspring.cc/kidspring
http://www.ClassicalGuitarShed.com/co... This video is part of a course on the song Greensleeves, but I got such good feedback from it, I decided to share it on it's own. I hope it helps in your 6/8 adventures! (forgive the ambient sound on this one) Discover more on this and find all the links mentioned in the video at http://www.ClassicalGuitarShed.com/co... Classical Guitar Shed is an exploration of music, skill, and daily endeavor on the classical guitar. Find articles, courses, tutorials and more at http://www.ClassicalGuitarShed.com. To learn about good arpeggio technique, dive into a free course on arpeggios at http://www.ClassicalGuitarShed.com/ar... If you would like to hear me (Allen Mathews) playing, visit my other youtube channel: http://www.youtube.com/allenmathews/
Improvising ideas for 6/8 time at a moderate tempo. Click following link for FREE printable version of "More About Jesus" verse only http://thechurchpianist.com/miscellaneous-tips/congregational-singing/more-about-jesus-congregational-style-tutorial/
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In this episode I explore a couple ways of playing in 3/4 and 6/8 Keep an eye out for my ebook on playing shakers at williamjohnsonmusic.com
You don't have to play 6/8 songs with an obvious 6 quaver beat feel per bar. For full length piano lessons and a structured course, head to www.quaverbox.com where you'll learn much much more!
This video is part of a series of tutorials that teach pianists how to play from chord charts and lead sheets to accompany contemporary worship. Topics include voicings, altered chords, rhythmic patterns, inversions, melodic fills, runs, and much more. More info at gracemusic.us/piano.
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Odd time signatures. In this video there's enough of 'em! TABS NOT AVAILABLE ON: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/pauldavids Follow me at: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pauldavidsguitar Twitter: https://twitter.com/paulmdavids My Android drum loop app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.envelopedevelopment.loopz In this video I'm showing 8 fun and awesome songs to play that make use of odd time signatures.
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Start learning the piano today with your free trial of Skoove: https://www.skoove.com/#a_aid=davidbennett 🎹🎼 Check out my 7/4 Frère Jacques in Adam Neely's video: https://youtu.be/cC8KT07m5aY 7/4 time is perhaps my favourite odd time signature, and it certainly doesn't get enough usage in popular music! Today we're taking a look at six song that do use this brilliantly uneven metre, plus, if you hang around to the end, you may even hear what Frère Jacques would sound like if it was forced into a 7/4 time signature! SOURCES: Interview with Dave Brubeck: https://youtu.be/uGXYQ7FKhlo Eleno Mome dance: https://youtu.be/H5Ha9pjtauE Karşılama dance: https://youtu.be/m_xt1bgef14 An extra special thanks goes to Vidad Flowers, Austin Russell, Christopher Ryan, Toot & Paul Peijzel, the channel’s Patreon saints! 😇 SUPPORT ME ON PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/davidbennettpiano
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Unit 11: 3/8 and 6/8 Time Signatures (Adult Piano Adventures Book 2) ----- Great pieces await in Adult Piano Adventures Book 2 by Nancy and Randall Faber. This convenient "All-In-One" volume offers carefully sequenced instruction in note reading, music theory and piano technique. Its appealing new design clearly introduces concepts such as triad inversions, 3/8 and 6/8 time signatures, 16th-note rhythms, connected pedaling, and major and minor scales, plus a special focus on chord playing with lead sheets of familiar songs. For more information visit http://pianoadventures.com/adult
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You got the delay pedal of your choice. You've set a dotted eighth for the first few upbeat tunes, and it works fabulously. The slow ballad in 6/8 is next, so you instinctively tap out the downbeat as you did the previous songs...only to realize the setting is wrong! Don't make the same mistake as I did live. Know how to make the correct delay setting before a show! Feel free to check out... ...my blog: http://coffeeholicsstudios.blogspot.com ...my guitar tone: http://networkedblogs.com/t0kOQ ...my testimony: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95XiNgAY1SA
If you want the Mp3 Click this link and Download it. Im Sorry Guys I couldn’t able to give Download option for this Video. I dnt knw Why 🙄 https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1hNzgAzWxYbaEV6uqH3H0eoYKAEnnCbX0 Hey Everyone Hope the Worship Medley Part 1 has been a Blessing to Many.(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjLQSKsd1Qw) Here is our Worship Medley Part 02 By Our Life for Christ - L 4 C Worship Band This Mashup Which Consist of 40 Worship Songs [ Old and New Songs ] .I Hope this Video will Surely Bless u all. If you are really Blessed by this Mashup Please do share it with your friends, and relatives.Im Sure this Medley will Definitely Bless everyone.. Dont forget share your Feedbacks,and your favourite songs in the comments below. #tamilchristianworshipmedley #jerushanamos#mashup You Can Use it While you are Travelling or You Can use it in Your Personal Worship Times . Especially Share this Video with Non Christian Friends let them also to be a Part of this Blessing..May the Lord will Bless u All .. ----ALL GLORY AND HONOUR TO OUR LOVING JESUS ALONE----- Our Social Platforms.. Instagram : http://www.instagram.com/jerushan_amos FaceBook Id : https://www.facebook.com/s.amos1994 L4C Studios : https://web.facebook.com/Amos-Music-S... Instagram : http://www.instagram.com/lifeforchris... ------Credits------ Music,Mixed and Mastered By Jerushan Amos (Amos Music Studios-AMS ) Singers - Jude Andrew, Canas Daniel , Eric Nixon,Steven Romesh , Shalomi , Julia , Jerushan Amos Cajon - Steven Romesh Videography : Sam Edrien Editor : S.J.Amos ----- Song List and Original Artist Credits ----- Worship Medley 3/4 Song songer List 1. Mahimai umakandro -Fr.Berchmans 2. Thai pola thetri - Ps.Joseph Aldrin 3. Uyirin ootre (neer illatha). Dr.D.G.S.Dhinakaran 4. Kadantha naatkal kaatheere (Nandri Endru) -Fr.Berchmans 5. Tham kirubai perithallo - sis.sarah navroji 6. Verumayana paathiram naan (Kuyavanae) - bro.B.Rajan 7. kavalai kanneer marakanum(Enkalukule vasam seiyum) -Fr.Berchmans 8. Elshadai sarva vallavare (Ennal Ondrum koodathendru) -Ps.Davidsam Joyson 9. Lesana kaariyam - Eva.Viyasar.S.lawrence 10. Kadanthathai ninaithu thinam (Poraadum En nenjame) -Fr.Berchmans 11. Ennavare -King Solomon & Bro.John Paul 12. Devakumara- Y.Wesley &Ps.David Franklin 13. Sthothiram jesu naatha - TPM 14. Kalvariyun anpinaye (Balipeedathil ennai) CPM 15. Karthave naan nilaiyatravan (Sirumayum eimayum) Ps.Jeby Israel & Ps.Viraj Daniel 16. Enna vanthalum nampuven (Kaakum valla) Traditional 17. Umakkaka thane uyir vaalkiren (Vaalthalum ummoduthan ) - Bro.Raju 18. Allelujae devanukke -Ps.Paul Thangiah 19. irunthavarum iruppavarum - Jerushan Amos 20. Enakka ithana kiruba - Ps.John Jebaraj 21. Kaaliyana paathirama (enna nirappunkappa) Ps.Gersson edinbaro 22. Immanuel Thevan nammodu -Ps.Alwin Thomas 23. Oh um Alapperiya - Reckless Love tamil /Tamil Lyrics By Jerushan Amos 24. Sathurukku munpaaka (unka kiruba matum) Bro.Ben samuel 25. Aathiyum anthanmum aanavare (singasanathil) Ps.K.S.Wilson 26. Oruvarum sera koodatha oliyil - Eva.Wesley Maxwell 27. Nallavare Vallavare (Nesare um thiru) -Fr.Berchmans 28. presannam presannam (Rajam Um presannam) -Fr.Berchmans 29. Enakkoru nesar undu Ps.K.S.Wilson 30. Naan ummai nesikinren (ovvoru naatkalilum) -Ps.Isaac William 31. Enthan jebavelai umai - Rev.Dr.M.Vincent Samuel 32. Sarva siristikum Ejamanan neere - Traditional 33. Kirubasanathandai odi vanthom -Johnsam Joyson 34. Kirubaiye Kirubaiye (unka kirubathan) Ps.K.S.Wilson 35. Udaitheer Uruvaakineer -Ps.John Kish 36. Belan Tharume Gersson Edinbaro 37. Yesaiya ummai thane (Ummodu irupathuthan) -Fr.Berchmans 38. Mahimai mahimai matchimai (Deiveeka Koodarame) Fr.Berchmans 39. Senaikain karthar parishuthar (Uyaramum unnathamum) -Ps. Wesly maxwell 40. Nandri Nandri Aiyaa (Marawamal ninaitheeriaya) -Fr.Berchmans If you Guys Liked Our Videos do Subscribe to My Youtube Channel and Follow us for the Future Updates and share your Feedbacks through comments..God Bless u All 💚😇 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvwz... FaceBook Id : https://www.facebook.com/s.amos1994 Instagram : http://www.instagram.com/jerushan_amos Amos MUsic Studios : https://web.facebook.com/Amos-Music-S... My 1st Own Composition Song Azhagae En Yesuve https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFLRSCvqJ4g Some of Our other English Translation Songs What a Beautiful name https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1z4s_... Reckless Love https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZV80... I Need You More https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auPds...
Best Worship Songs Collections. Christian Songs with lyrics. We do not own audio nor images used in this video. All belongs to copyright owners. Ads revenue goes to the copyright owners. 0:03 Still 4:03 Lord I Need You 7:23 Jesus I Need You 12:00 Hosanna 16:15 Beauty for Ashes 21:27 How Great Is Our God 26:09 10,000 Reasons 30:18 I Came For You 35:53 Break Every Chain 43:12 No Longer Slaves 48:40 My Life Is In Your hands 52:49 As You Find Me 59:00 Mighty To Save 1:05:00 The God I Know 1:11:13 You Set Me Free 1:16:18 Reckless Love 1:21:16 The Anthem 1:27:01 You Are My All In All 1:29:39 Remembrance 1:34:48 You Say 1:39:09 Another in The Fire 1:43:54 Our God 1:48:56 Everlasting God 1:52:06 This is Amazing Grace 1:56:37 Thank You Lord #Worshipsongswithlyrics #BestChristiansongs #Praiseandworship
Subscribe Now: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=ehow Watch More: http://www.youtube.com/ehow To play a 6/8 drum beat, you can place your kick drum on beat one and your back beat snare drum on beat four. Work on playing a 6/8 drum beat with guidance from a professional drummer in this free video on drum beats. Expert: Nate Morton Bio: Nate Morton is currently the drummer for the house band on The Bonnie Hunt Show. Filmmaker: Pfelton Sutton Series Description: When learning to play the drums, you'll need to be familiar with tuning, beats, patterns and the different types of drums in a set. Start learning to play the drums with help from a professional drummer in this free video on drumming.
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CobbTV Studios presents a demonstration of time signatures played in numerical order from 1 - 14 ( and short explanations on each one. Sponsored by HighlanderShop: https://www.highlandershop.com/ 1/1 00:50 2/2 01:19 3/4 02:00 4/4 02:28 5/4 02:53 6/8 03:33 7/4 03:47 8/8 04:58 9/8 05:32 10/4 06:42 11/2 07:24 12/8 08:54 13/16 10:03 14/8 11:02 #oddmeter #timewizard Cobb the Drummer ~ Discord | https://discord.com/invite/DuN2xjT Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/cobb_thedrummer Reddit | https://www.reddit.com/user/CobbTheDrummer Soundcloud | https://soundcloud.com/cobbthedrummer Twitch | https://twitch.tv/cobbthedrummer Subreddit| https://www.reddit.com/r/cobbthedrummer Bandcamp | https://cobbthedrummer.bandcamp.com/ Twitter | https://twitter.com/cobb_thedrummer
From his first Ministration at 10 years this young worshiper has made tremendous progress. Watch this and encounter The Glory in the worship. New Ministration https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RumKqIyNQEM First Ministration at 10years: https://youtu.be/RWjDH6Od5xU If you like what you just saw please like and subscribe to this channel Please follow us on: https://www.facebook.com/TheGloriousFountainMinistries https://twitter.com/teamGFM https://www.facebook.com/teamyouthablaze https://www.instagram.com/thegloriousfountain/ https://www.instagram.com/teamyouthablaze https://www.thegloriousfountainministries.com
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I’ve heard some friends express concerns about these being used for government surveillance. As a civil libertarian, I share your reservations.
I’ve also been a mobile developer for nearly a decade and have done a good deal of professional work around the location-tracking and proximity detection technologies that these rely on, so know firsthand what these apps can do.
My short take: if an app asks for access to your location data or contact list, granting that will give more info than you want to share. If it instead asks to use the privacy-preserving contact-tracing capabilities Apple and Google built into the latest versions of their operating systems, it cannot be used to track your location or any personally-identifiable information, and you can use it with confidence.
None of these have been released in the US yet, but they should be coming soon. I’ll share further info on them when they are.
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I have a support resolutions list and I need the select the right analog resolution among the list automatically.
I read some registers from ADV7850 for the analog video info.(VGA, Component, Composite and S-Video ).
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but the register values don't change with the different input video format.
It always returns the value which I set last time.
How do I read from the ADV7850 to get the info of analog video input?
Or what I miss to set in ADV7850 before I read the video info?
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A Python module and script, which is able to download content from Google Sites (via Sites Data API) and create a mirror of the original web sites, but with a custom design (via Cheetah template) - for hosting on a traditional webserver.
Google Sites then become just an editing interface for the content, which is displayed somewhere else - with the possibility to completely customize the design of the websites.
The complete Sites structure is preserved, including the attachments. The script creates directories and files emulating the original Sites on the local disk. To publish such mirror of the Google Sites, it is enough to copy this directories via FTP to any webserver. We plan to support also direct hosting on the Google App Engine.
Development is supported by Moravian Library in Brno and R&D grant DC08P02OUK006 - Old Maps Online from Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic.
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I’m reconfiguring DavDroid to sync with my ownCloud 9.1 Server. I have a SSL-Certificate issued by CA Cert. It also shows correctly if I open the https server URL in the phones browser. But when I setup my server in DAVdroid, I get a random untrusted certificate showing up. I’m shocked and concerned about the saftey with DAVdroid. I uninstalled DAVdroid and reinstalled the latest version from F-Droid. Same problem.
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1) Write a java program to get JSON data from URL http://echo.jsontest.com/Operand1/10/Operand2/5/Operator/+
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Letters from Readers
Looking to .NET 4 and Visual Studio 2010
Readers sound off on the next generation of these key development technologies.
In April we explored Visual Studio 2010, and in June we took an in-depth look at .NET Framework 4. Here's what readers had to say about our coverage of the next generation of these strategic dev technologies.
I'm curious about how the developers of .NET Framework manage to keep from reintroducing historical bugs or problematic features from past versions, when I'm certain that the development teams have changed over the years.
Allan (via the Web)
Bronx, New York
I love all the candy that should be coming with Visual Studio 2010, but what I'd like to know is if I'll still be stuck using Visual Studio 2005 and Visual Studio 2008 to build and maintain SQL 2005 (or SQL 2008) reports and SSIS [SQL Server Integration Services] projects. I was very upset to find out that Visual Studio 2008 doesn't allow me to maintain SQL 2005 reports and SSIS projects.
An Office user doesn't need an older version of Word to open and maintain an older-version document, and this shouldn't happen for developers either!
I'm curious to know: Has Microsoft implemented multiple controls selection in WebForm (to set common properties, moving, resizing, etc.)? The company dropped this feature in Visual Studio 2008 with the lame excuse that it's created from scratch on FrontPage Designer.
Shame on you, team of 1,000 people with unlimited resources, for giving this excuse. I've never worked in Dreamweaver, but after missing this basic feature in Visual Studio 2008 Designer, I feel that not having a grip on Dreamweaver is hurting me-simply because Visual Studio 2008 is poorly designed.
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Fortun, Michael. “Institutionalizing Indirection: Science at the Crossroads of Scholarship and Politics.” Science as Culture 7, no. 2 (June 1998): 173–92.
Fortun, Kim, Brian Callahan, Brandon Costelloe-Kuehn, Brad Fidler, Alison Kenner, Aalok Khandekar, Alli Morgan, Lindsay Poirier, and Mike Fortun. “Hosting the Platform for Experimental, Collaborative Ethnography.” HAU, March 4, 2018.
Nye, Coleman, Fortun, Mike and Smith, Trudi Lynn. "Manual: Collaborating on the Fly (in Ten Easy Steps!)." Theorizing the Contemporary, Cultural Anthropology website, July 27, 2017.
The Kaleidoscope: Shake, Rattle, and Roll
Meeting notes: Ilya Zaslavsky (with Kim Fortun and Mike Fortun)
PECE Talks 3 May 2018 lunch session
A response to the 2018 NAS report
"The Irreproducibility Crisis of Modern Science" -- NAS Report 2018
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Required security profile permissions: Skills Create
You can upload multiple skills Used to automate delivery of interactions based on agent skills, abilities, and knowledge at the same time either to create new skills or to modify existing ones. If you use the bulk upload tool to modify existing skills, use the Row Changed column in the file where you indicate which skills changed. Otherwise, the platform considers all rows updated and takes much longer to upload the file.
Click the app selector and select ACD.
Go to Contact Settings > ACD Skills.
Click Create New > Manage Multiple Skills.
Click Download Template.
Open the file in Excel or a program like Notepad.
In the rows following the header and explanation rows, enter the information about each record. Don't change the column names, order, or data format.Learn more about fields in this step
Row Changed Whether the row has changed. If you put a Y in this column, the system processes the row. If you leave this column blank or put an N in it, the system doesn't process the row. Marking modified rows can significantly decrease processing time. Media Type
The number associated with the media type A medium, such as voice, email, and chat, through which a contact connects with an intended recipient. of the skill:
- 1 — Email
- 3 — Chat
- 4 — Voice
- 5 — Voicemail
- 6 — Work Item Customizable method of delivering contacts to an agent via Studio scripts.
- 7 — SMS
The name of the skill.
Inbound/Outbound Whether the skill is Inbound or Outbound. The default is Inbound. Campaign The campaign A grouping of skills used to run reports. assigned to the skill. Leave this cell blank to apply the default campaign. Email From Address Required for email skills. The email address the contact sees as the sent-from address. Email BCC Address Applicable only to email skills. Service Level Threshold The number of seconds an agent has to respond to meet the (SLA Commitment between a service provider and a customer with a defined service level threshold, including quality, availability, and responsibilities.). The default is 30 seconds. Service Level Goal The percent of interactions you want to meet the Service Level Threshold. The default is 90%. Enable Blending Only applicable to PC skills. It's a boolean value that enables SLA blending. When True, it reassigns agents from outbound skills when the SLA falls below the configured Service Level Threshold. Inactive Blending Timer Only applicable to PC skills when Enable Blending is True. It's the minimum number of seconds an agent is retained for outbound activity before being released to handle other work. Enable Short Abandon Threshold Boolean. When True, it allows data collection and reporting on contacts that fall within the skill-specified Short Abandon Threshold. Short Abandon Threshold Required if Enable Short Abandon Threshold is True. If a contact ends before being connected to an agent within the specified number of seconds, it's considered a short abandon. For example, if the value is 10 and a contact ends after 7 seconds without being delivered to an agent, the contact is considered a short abandon. The default value is 15 seconds. Short Abandons Boolean. When True, short abandons count against the service level. The default is True. Use Screen Pops Boolean. When True, a screen pop with record information appears when an agent connects to a contact. The default is False. Use Custom Screen Pops Boolean. When True, enables you to configure custom contact center data to appear in the screen pops for this skill. The default is False. ApplicationWebpage When you set Use Custom Screen Pops to True, specifies whether the custom data you want to provide is available via an Application or Webpage. ApplicationWebpageText If Use Custom Screen Pops is True, specifies the path to the application or webpage Initial Priority Integer. It's the base level priority for all fresh records and retries, but not callbacks, for the skill. The default value is 0. Acceleration Integer. It's how quickly the priority of the skill increases. For PC, the best practice is to set this value to 0 because there is no queue of contacts. The default is 1. Maximum Priority Integer. The maximum priority a contact can have. If you choose not to use Acceleration, this value should match the Initial Priority. The default is 1000. Assigned Users
A list of users assigned to the skill, including the user ID, proficiency level, and active/inactive state for each skill user assignment.
This field uses the format <AgentID>:<Proficiency>:<Active> and is separated from other skill user assignments by semicolons, see the example below.
The proficiency level is represented by a number between 1 and 20, with 1 being the highest proficiency and 20 being the lowest proficiency.
You can assign the skill as active by entering TRUE after the proficiency. Or, you can assign the skill as inactive by entering FALSE after the proficiency.
For example, 7023298:3:TRUE;7023468:3:FALSE;.
Assigned Points of Contact A list of the point of contact IDs assigned to the skill, separated by semicolons. Interruptible Boolean. It's only applicable to email skills. When True, an inbound phone call with a higher priority than an email from this skill can interrupt it. Minimum Working Time Only applicable to email skills where Interruptible is True. It's the minimum number of seconds an agent can work on an email before a phone call may interrupt it. For example, if the value is 30 seconds, a higher priority call received 20 seconds after the email was delivered would not interrupt the email, but a call received 35 seconds after the email was delivered would. Email Parking Boolean. Only applicable to email skills. When True, an agent can set an email aside and work on other tasks, returning to the email later. Hours of Operation The name of the hours of operation profile assigned to this skill. Caller ID The phone number you want contacts to see on the caller ID. Legally this must be a number where they can reach your system. Custom Script The path and file name of the custom Studio script that runs when interactions occur in this skill. Workforce Intelligence Minimum Agents Integer. The minimum number of agents that must be assigned to this skill. This setting prevents automatic rule actions associated with Workforce Intelligence rules from removing too many agents from the skill. When the number of agents reaches this number or lower, all skill removal actions require approval, even the automatic ones. Workforce Intelligence Minimum Available Agents Integer. The minimum number of available agents that must be assigned to this skill. This setting prevents automatic rule actions associated with Workforce Intelligence rules from removing too many available agents from the skill. When the number of available agents reaches this number or lower, all skill removal actions require approval, even the automatic ones. Chat Warning Threshold Integer. It's only applicable to chat skills. The number of seconds an agent can be inactive in a chat window before the agent receives an inactivity warning. This is helpful for agents handling multiple chats. Agent Typing Indicator Boolean. It's only applicable to chat skills. When True, it enables chat contacts to see when agent is typing a response in the chat window. It only works when the agent is using MAX or Agent for Salesforce. Patron Typing Indicator Boolean. It's only applicable to chat skills. When True, it enables agents to see what the contact is typing before the contact sends the message. It only works when the agent is using MAX or Agent for Salesforce. Enable Chat Messaging Time out Boolean. It's only applicable to chat skills. When True, chats time out when the contact doesn't respond after a specific amount of time. Time to Inactive Chat Message Integer. It's only applicable to chat skills when Enable Chat Messaging Time out is True. It's the number of seconds until the inactive chat message displays to the contact. The Initial countdown begins when the agent accepts the chat. Inactive Chat Message Applicable to chat skills when Enable Chat Messaging Time out is True. It's the message the contact sees when the chat becomes inactive. Chat Termination Count Down Integer. It's only applicable to chat skills when Enable Chat Messaging Time out is True. It's the number of seconds until the chat terminates. This countdown begins from when the systems sends the inactive chat message. Chat Terminated Message Only applicable to chat skills when Enable Chat Messaging Time out is True. It's the message that displays to the contact once the chat terminates due to inactivity. Outbound Strategy Only applicable to outbound voice skills. It's whether the outbound phone skill is Manual or Personal Connection. Deliver Numbers Serially Boolean. It's only applicable to PC skills. When True, PC selects an available agent to handle a possible connection and attempts all destinations associated with a record in the order specified in the skill cadence. This can increase the odds of reaching the contact. The agent is tied to the connection attempts and, by default, is unable to take inbound contacts until the contact answers or all destinations in the record have been attempted. When destinations in the record are available for dialing again, the record is delivered to any available agent to attempt its destinations again. Cradle to Grave Option Boolean. It's only applicable to PC skills where Deliver Numbers Serially is True. When True, the agent who receives the first attempt on the record is assigned to that record until it retires. PC does not attempt to reach any destination in the record unless the agent who was first delivered the record is available. Priority Interrupt Only applicable to PC skills where Deliver Numbers Serially is True. It enables blending with serial dialing so that, when PC is attempting the destinations in a record, a high priority inbound call can interrupt the attempts. When the agent finishes handling the priority inbound interaction, PC resumes attempts on the record until it has tried them all or the contact answers. Agentless
Boolean. It's only applicable to PC skills. When True, PC automatically dials phone numbers of contacts from a calling list and plays either a pre-recorded message or an IVR Automated phone menu that allows callers to interact through voice commands, key inputs, or both, to obtain information, route an inbound voice call, or both. menu.
If you're creating a PC SMS skill, Agentless indicates that the sole purpose of the skill is to send a text message to each record. PC sends these text messages without involving an agent but it requires that an agent be logged in for the message to be sent. If you don't select Agentless for an SMS skill, you can set up SMS in the cadence of the skill along with phone calls.
Ports Used Integer. It's only applicable to PC skills where Agentless is True. The number of your ports this skill can use. Calling List Leave this cell blank. This field is no longer in use. Telephone Number Column Leave this cell blank. This field is no longer in use. Unique Key Column Leave this cell blank. This field is no longer in use. Timeout Leave this cell blank. This field is no longer in use. Breather Leave this cell blank. This field is no longer in use. Message Template Only applicable to PC SMS and email skills. The message template you want to use to send text messages in this skill. Copy Advanced Parameters From Leave this cell blank. This field is no longer in use. Transport Code Only applicable to PC SMS skills. The SMS code registered to your business unit that you want to send the SMS messages with this skill. Treat Progress As Ringing Boolean. It's only applicable to PC skills. When True, it enables PC to treat the earlier SIP Protocol used for signaling and controlling multimedia communication sessions such as voice and video calls. progress messages as a sign of ringing. It can assist with delivering the ring to the agent so the agent is prepared to take the call when connected. This can negatively impact the agent's experience in some cases, so discuss this setting with your NICE CXone account manager before enabling it. Pre-connect CPA Enabled Boolean. It's only applicable to PC skills. When True, it enables the system to hone the call progress analysis by delivering fast busy and voice intercept messages and ringing. You might consider this option if the SIP and ISDN signaling is not sufficient to deliver the ring to an agent at the appropriate time. This setting can negatively impact the agent's experience in some cases, so discuss this setting with your NICE CXone account manager before enabling it. Agent Override Fax Boolean. It's only applicable to PC skills. When True, it enables agents press a button to indicate a number is a fax machine. Agent Override Answering Machine Boolean. It's only applicable to PC skills. When True, it enables agents to press a button to indicate a number is an answering machine. Agent Override Bad Number Boolean. It's only applicable to PC skills where Treat Progress as Ringing and Pre-connect Enable CPA are True. When True, it enables agents to press a button to indicate a number is a bad number. Utterance Minimum Minimum duration of time in seconds that PC must detect sound on the line for it to determine the source is the contact or the agent. PC defines a conversation as any agent utterance over the minimum value. If it does not detect a conversation, PC considers the destination to be an answering machine. The range of values is 0.1-0.5, with a default value of 0.2. Customer Live Silence Duration of customer silence in seconds required after Personal Connection has detected utterance to continue classifying the call. The value should be short so that the contact does not have the opportunity to say "hello?" a second time. The range of values is 0.5-2.0, with a default value of 1.1. Machine Minimum with Agent Duration of time in seconds that the contact must speak before PC determines whether the contact is live or an answering machine. The value should try to balance long messages like "Thank you for calling the ____. We are sorry we are unable to take your call. Please leave a message and we will return your call" and simple messages like "Hi, this is _____. Leave a message." The range of values is 2.0-10.0, with a default value of 3.0. Machine Minimum without Agent Duration of time in seconds that the contact has to say something before PC determines the call is an answering machine. Setting this value lower than Machine Minimum with Agent could reduce the possibility of abandonment. The range of values is 2.0-10.0, with a default value of 3.0. Machine End Silence If PC does not detect a beep tone, this is the duration of silence in seconds PC waits after a machine message finishes before playing the answering machine message. If it detects a beep tone, the system plays the message immediately. The range of values is 1.0-5.0, with a default value of 1.0. Machine End Timeout
Duration of time in seconds the answering machine message can continue without finishing before classifying the call as an answering machine. If it exceeds this amount of time, PC may have reached an IVR. The range of values is 5.0-60.0, with a default value of 20.0.
Agent Response Minimum This value no longer applies. Use Utterance Minimum instead. Agent No Response Duration Minimum duration of time in seconds that the agent must be silent on the line to classify the call as an answering machine. When an agent speaks for at least the Utterance Minimum, PC will not classify the call as an answering machine. The number should be long enough to ensure that the agent can tell he is not connected to a live contact but short enough to reduce the number of answering machine calls being classified as live due to noise on the agent's line. The range of values is 0.5-4.0, with a default value of 1.4. Agent Voice Threshold Defines the threshold for detection of the agent's voice against background noise. The range of values is 100-100000, with a default value of 10000. Customer Voice Threshold Defines the threshold for detection of the contact's voice against background noise. The range of values is 100-100000, with a default value of 16000. Pre-Connect CPA Recording Captures voice patterns during the CPA process for further analysis. The default value is False. Enable CPA Logging Logs additional events for further analysis. The default value is False. Maximum Number of Answered Calls Maximum number of call attempts that are answered by a live contact. This is a separate counter of the number of times an agent handled the phone number; for example, you might allow 12 attempts but only three answered call outcomes not defined as answering machine. The range of values is 1-300. Finalize When Exhausted Specifies that when the record is exhausted based on maximum attempt settings, the record is finalized and listeners notified. When selected, PC does not recover previously exhausted records. When not selected, PC parks the records and, once increased, allows more attempts on the parked records. Restricted Calling Minutes The period of time to monitor the repeated effort to reach any one particular contact. It works with the Restricted Calling Max Attempts to control the number of repeated calls that PC can attempt in a defined period of time. For example, you could set it up so that, regardless of the outcome, PC cannot attempt more than three calls to record during a three-hour period. If you set up busy signals to retry in 20 minutes with up to 15 attempts, then after three attempts the system would take a three-hour rest before attempting another three times, assuming it continued to reach a busy signal. The range of values is 0-9999, with a default value of 0. Restricted Calling Max Attempts The maximum number of call attempts allowed for any one particular contact within the restricted call period defined in Restricted Calling Minutes. It helps control the number of repeated calls that can occur in a defined amount of time. The range of values is 0-10, with a default value of 0. General Stale Minutes The amount of time in minutes that a non-callback outbound contact can stay in the pacing queue before Personal Connection returns it to list management for reevaluation. The range of values is 10-1440. Callback Rest Minutes The amount of time in minutes after the Callback Stale Minutes have passed that the dialer must wait between callback attempts when it has not reached the right party. The range of values is 1-129600. Release Agent-Specific Calls Specifies what happens when the agent requested for an agent-specific callback no longer has the required skill when the callback time arrives. When selected, PC releases calls scheduled for the removed agent to the skill for general agent delivery. When not selected, PC finalizes calls scheduled for the removed agent. Maximum Number of Callbacks The number of times agents can mark a single record for callback before it becomes exhausted. The range of values is 1-300. Callback Stale Minutes The amount of time in minutes that a callback can stay in the pacing queue before the system returns it to list management for reevaluation. If you leave this blank, callbacks do not go stale. The default is 15 minutes, but you should adjust this according to your call length. If you have a longer call duration, increase it to give the system a chance to deliver the callback as the next record. If you have a shorter call duration, you should decrease it to prevent callbacks from stacking up in the queue, affecting cluster performance. The range of values is 10-1440. Schedule Running of this Outbound Skill When you select this checkbox, your Personal Connection (PC) skill runs on a schedule. When you do not select the checkbox, your PC skill only runs when you manually turn it on using skill control. Scheduler - DoNotRun [Day] When enabled, the skill start/stop schedule will turn off on the corresponding day of the week. Scheduler - StartTime [Day]
Indicates the time at which the skill automatically begins to run on the corresponding day of the week.
Scheduler - EndTime [Day] Indicates the time at which the skill automatically stops running on the corresponding day of the week. XS Script Also known as the XS main script, it is the script you want to pull numbers from the external system. It controls the request for records and processes to create prospects in the list management system. XS Checkin Script The script you want to use when you send dispositioned numbers back to the external system. External Outbound Skill Number The external system unique ID for this skill. For example, if you are integrating with Salesforce, use the Salesforce ID for the campaign. XS Still Changed Event Active Sends a notification to script when any changes occur so it can push the settings to the external system. Get Contacts Event When enabled, the connection is active and you can pull records from the external system. Users can still pull records and consume them; this triggers the script to fire whenever the inventory hits one of the defined threshold values. Low Threshold of Fresh Contacts The number of contacts you have never called before that must remain in the Personal Connection (PC) calling list before the script attempts to pull more records from the external system. The range of values is 1-30000, with a default value of 50. Low Threshold of Available Contacts The number of contacts who have not met the maximum attempt threshold that must remain in the PC calling list before the script attempts to pull more records from the external system. The range of values is 1-30000, with a default value of 150. Low Threshold of Ready Contacts The number of contacts who have not met the maximum attempt threshold and are in an active time zone that must remain in the PC calling list before the script attempts to pull more records from the external system. The range of values is 1-30000, with a default value of 100. Number of Contacts to Request The number of contacts to request from the external system when you hit the low threshold for ready or available contacts. The range of values is 1-10000, with a default value of 50.
Save the file.
In the Select File field of the Manage Multiple Records page, click Choose File.
Browse for the file you created. Select it and click Open.
Select the File Type of the file you chose.
Select All Rows for Rows to Include if you made changes to all rows in the file. Select Changed Rows Only if you used the Row Changed column.
Click Upload File.
When the Data File Processing & Results page displays a note that you should receive the results of the upload via email, check your email to verify that no errors occurred during the upload. Resolve any errors that appear. To do so, fix the issue in the file you uploaded, then click Back and re-upload it. If you have no errors, click Close.
If the email indicates that the batch failed, you can find details about the processing of the batch files under the Schedule Run History Report.
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Resolution: Works as Designed
I’m having problems using mongoDB with high load.
The database has about 7200 collections, storing documents in different interval of time; every 1 sec in some cases, every 1 min in other. Each document is composed as
Each iteration, the application sends all the information to the database; there is no incomplete documents.
When I start using the application and requesting data, in several times, Mongo returns AssertionException, with code 0 and the following message
According what I found, this message means that the cursor is not longer valid, it’s timed out. I configure the timeout when connecting with mongo server. At the beginning, the timeout was 60 secs. I increased it to 90 secs but it stills returns this error. I even tried to disabled the timeout.
Each request is handled by different threads
With low load, even returning these errors, everything keeps running. With high load, randomly, my server stops working on a request for data to some collection (not always the same).
These errors started when we upgraded to mongo 3; I tested mongo 3.0.7, 3.2.0, 3.2.7 and 3.3.8, and the behavior was the same in all cases.
In the Windows Event viewer, the error is
Faulting application name: app.exe, version: 0.0.0.0, time stamp: 0x5758321a
Faulting module name: mongoclient.dll, version: 0.0.0.0, time stamp: 0x5761d4aa
Exception code: 0xc0000005
Fault offset: 0x00000000000e1f0d
Faulting process id: 0x44d4
Faulting application start time: 0x01d1cbfea9b06353
Faulting application path: C:\Program Files\MyApp\App\app.exe
Faulting module path: C:\Program Files\MyApp\App\mongoclient.dll
Report Id: 2d0ad6f9-37f4-11e6-babf-0aa31160729b
Windows Server 2008 R2 64 bits.
RAM: 15 GB
Mongo C++ legacy driver 1.1.1, compiled with Visual Studio 2010 and boost 1.60.0.
MongoDB running at localhost, with no replica
Can anyone help me?
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This is what you want instead:
test1(X,Y) :- X >= 0, X =:= Y.
?- test1(1, 1).
Adding +, - and ? in front of predicate arguments is not part of Prolog. It is just a convention for documenting how predicates should be used.
Here is what the GNU-prolog documentation has to say:
The mode specifies whether or not the argument must be instantiated when the built-in predicate is called. The mode is encoded with a symbol just before the type. Possible modes are:
- +: the argument must be instantiated.
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- ?: the argument can be instantiated or a variable.
In actual code, you should not prefix arguments with a +.
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crosstool-NG is a collection of scripts for building tool chains (mainly
gcc and support tools) and only tool chains.
With crosstool-NG, you can precisely control how each component is configured and built, so you can produce a tool chain custom tailor for your system. crosstool-NG can build generic general purpose tool chains, to dedicated system specific tool chains. Configuration is guided ia a kbuild menu configuration interface. Both native and cross compilers are supported.
crosstool-NG is very simple in structure, consisting of shell scripts, gnu makefiles, source patches, and a kbuild system which directs the shell script. Additional documentation is available in crosstool-NG source directory in the docs sub-directory.
crosstool-NG is used by many open source projects, such as Ubuntu, Linaro, and buildroot.
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Remember the outrage last year when a researcher discovered that for Venmo’s 40 million users, all transactions are “public” by default and broadcast on Venmo’s API?
More than a year later, computer science student Dan Salmon has demonstrated that it’s still incredibly easy to download millions of transactions through Venmo’s developer API without obtaining user permissions (without even using the Venmo app).
He proved this by downloading 7 million of them,” TechCrunch reports:
Dan Salmon said he scraped the transactions during a cumulative six months to raise awareness and warn users to set their Venmo payments to private… Using that data, anyone can look at an entire user’s public transaction history, who they shared money with, when, and in some cases for what reason — including illicit goods and substances.
“There’s truly no reason to have this API open to unauthenticated requests,” he told TechCrunch. “The API only exists to provide like a scrolling feed of public transactions for the home page of the app, but if that’s your goal then you should require a token with each request to verify that the user is logged in.”
He published the scraped data on his GitHub page.
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Data underlying the research on: Carbon fluxes and methane cycling in Lake Wudalianchi, northeastern China
The doi above is for this specific version of this dataset, which is currently the latest. Newer versions may be published in the future. For a link that will always point to the latest version, please use
Datacite citation style:
Yao, Yuan (2021): Data underlying the research on: Carbon fluxes and methane cycling in Lake Wudalianchi, northeastern China. Version 1. 4TU.ResearchData. dataset. https://doi.org/10.4121/13567319.v1Other citation styles (APA, Harvard, MLA, Vancouver, Chicago, IEEE) available at Datacite
This dataset contains alkenone isomer index, inferred salinity, GDGTs (GDGT-0/crenarchaeol), diploptene, lignin, and bulk organic carbon and nitrogen in Lake Wudalianchi downcore. (The data of the GDGTs, diploptene, lignin, and bulk organic carbon and nitrogen only contain the depth above ~21 cm of the sediment core).
- 2021-01-14 first online, published, posted
organizationsInstitute of Global Environmental Change, Xi'an Jiaotong University
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"Elsewhere on Wall Street, a trader felt a tickle in his belly when he
noticed that the price of a particular bond was showing up differently
on two different computers, both Digital Alphas. Fearing a bug in the
most recent release of his software, he stepped through the code and
discovered that the pow() function was returning different answers on
the two machines.
"Oddly enough, the machine with the newly revved motherboard was
churning out errant numbers. Test your Alpha thusly: Try pow(1.234567,
7.654321). If you don't get 5.017, call Digital tech support."
Joseph S. Barrera III (email@example.com)
Phone, Office: (415) 778-8227; Cellular: (415) 601-3719; Home: (415)
The opinions expressed in this message are my own personal views and do
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The Busy Coder's Guide to Android Development, Version 8.2
ISBN: 0981678009 | 2017 | EPUB/PDF | 3838 Pages | 18 MB
The Busy Coder's Guide to Android Development for Android Studio 2.2, covering the Android SDK through 7.1.
Do you want current information about how to develop Android apps? This book covers the latest Android Studio version and the latest version of Android, plus all the information you need to get your apps working on older devices. This book contains over 200 chapters, covering everything from the first steps in getting an app going to advanced development techniques.
The core chapters - representing ~900 pages - are set up as a typical programming guide, covering the basics of getting an Android app up and running. The book includes material on setting up your development tools, constructing a user interface, loading data from a local database or the Internet, handling the differences between phones and tablets, and much more.
The core chapters also include an integrated set of 18 tutorials, offering you step-by-step guides for creating an Android application from scratch. Hence, whether you "learn by reading" or "learn by doing", you have the material in the core chapters to accomplish your goal.
The rest of the book comprises the trails. These are linked sets of chapters covering advanced topics, organized by theme. However, while the core chapters are designed to be read in sequence, the trails are designed to be read on an as-needed basis, when you want to dive into those specific topics.
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Do you know how to add a pinterest button next to every twitter button? No? No worries, here is the code. Simply copy and paste the code into custom code box. You are done.
Learn more about share button here
Also you can contact me for better share button customization and other ning stuff at firstname.lastname@example.org__
Bernard, you rock like Gangnam style.
I need your help, my pinerest is not working as before yesterday everything was fine but now by click on it nothing happened just window scrolls up...
Can you show me your site link?
I saw your site and it looks like there is an error. BTW, are you using the same code or you have made some changes?
Thanx for having look on it...
I didn't make any changes in it and as i said, everything was working fine since yesterday...
Remove all the codes from custom code and add one bye one. It seems like one code is conflicting with other code. You need to take a close look.
Let me check...
THanx in advance..:)
No there is no problem with custom codes box as i removed and just used Pinterest code in it...there is something else..
may be Network cache clear ???
It looks like the code is within advanced css area. Or may be you are not pasting the complete code. check once again.
EXCELLENT work, Bernard
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public MaskSettingsBuilder IncludeLiterals( MaskIncludeLiteralsMode includeLiterals )
Public Function IncludeLiterals( includeLiterals As MaskIncludeLiteralsMode ) As MaskSettingsBuilder
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Once up-and-running, pylibftdi is designed to be very simple, but sometimes getting it working in the first place can be more difficult.
FtdiError: unable to claim usb device. Make sure the default FTDI driver is not in use (-5)¶
This indicates a conflict with FTDI’s own drivers, and is (as far as I know) mainly a problem on Mac OS X, where they can be disabled (until reboot) by unloading the appropriate kernel module.
TODO: investigate ways of unloading the driver in the background e.g. as a part of some pylibftdi application startup itself?. The need to do this action as root may make things trickier.
OS X Mavericks, Yosemite and later¶
Starting with OS X Mavericks, OS X includes kernel drivers which will reserve the FTDI device by default. This needs unloading before libftdi will be able to communicate with the device:
sudo kextunload -bundle-id com.apple.driver.AppleUSBFTDI
Similarly to reload it:
sudo kextload -bundle-id com.apple.driver.AppleUSBFTDI
OS X Mountain Lion and earlier¶
Whereas Mavericks includes an FTDI driver directly, earlier versions of OS X did not, and if this issue occurred it would typically as a result of installing some other program - for example the Arduino IDE.
As a result, the kernel module may have different names, but FTDIUSBSerialDriver.kext is the usual culprit. Unload the kernel driver as follows:
sudo kextunload /System/Library/Extensions/FTDIUSBSerialDriver.kext
To reload the kernel driver, do the following:
sudo kextload /System/Library/Extensions/FTDIUSBSerialDriver.kext
If you aren’t using whatever program might have installed it, the driver could be permanently removed (to prevent the need to continually unload it), but this is dangerous:
sudo rm /System/Library/Extensions/FTDIUSBSerialDriver.kext
Scripts are installed to perform these actions which are installed with pylibftdi; run ftdi_osx_driver_unload to unload the kernel driver and ftdi_osx_driver_reload to reload it. These commands are useful when other programs require frequent access to FTDI devices; the Arduino IDE running with FTDI devices (note many newer Arduino models use native USB rather than FTDI interfaces).
Getting a list of USB devices
Mac OS X¶
Start ‘System Information’, then select Hardware > USB, and look for your
device. On the command line,
system_profiler SPUSBDataType can be used.
In the following example I’ve piped it into
grep -C 7 FTDI, to print 7
lines either side of a match on the string ‘FTDI’:
ben$ system_profiler SPUSBDataType | grep -C 7 FTDI UM232H: Product ID: 0x6014 Vendor ID: 0x0403 (Future Technology Devices International Limited) Version: 9.00 Serial Number: FTUBIOWF Speed: Up to 480 Mb/sec Manufacturer: FTDI Location ID: 0x24710000 / 7 Current Available (mA): 500 Current Required (mA): 90 USB Reader: Product ID: 0x4082
lsusb. Example from my laptop:
ben@ben-laptop:~$ lsusb Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub Bus 003 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub Bus 005 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub Bus 006 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub Bus 007 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub Bus 008 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub Bus 008 Device 011: ID 0a5c:217f Broadcom Corp. Bluetooth Controller Bus 002 Device 009: ID 17ef:481d Lenovo Bus 002 Device 016: ID 0403:6014 Future Technology Devices International, Ltd FT232H Single HS USB-UART/FIFO IC
Starting with pylibftdi version 0.15, an example script to gather system information is included, which will help in any diagnosis required.
Run the following:
python -m pylibftdi.examples.info
this will output a range of information related to the versions of libftdi libusb in use, as well as the system platform and Python version.
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To give an overview of what I have done so far, I have estimated individual seed-to-target connectivity (2 seeds, 8 ROIs) values for subjects across a 4-wave longitudinal study. My question is: how can I estimate networks from these ROIs? The main question I am trying to answer is: does the connectivity with these seeds and ROIs change as a function of development?
I used FSL’s dual regression to estimate the seed-to-target connectivity values, but, I am looking at 3LME as a potential option to identify “clusters” of interest (seems preferable to PALM/ randomise given how it models missingness). Likewise, looked into FSLnets, but am unclear on how to use that technique longitudinally. Regardless, after examining the patterns of connectivity, the pattern seems largely consistent with a priori hypotheses (i.e., “reward” seed connects to “reward” ROIs, “executive” seed connects with “executive” ROIs). In order to test whether the pattern of connectivity varies as a function of the seed region however is the part where I am getting stuck. Is there a way to model whether particular target ROIs form a network with a given seed? In essence, I’m trying to validate the seed-to-target connectivity patterns and see if these “networks” vary across development. I’ve seen people who run 3dLME and then correct for fwe and cluststim, but have not yet found any method that gets at my main question: do seed-to-target (across target ROIs) connectivities: 1) form distinct networks; 2) do these networks vary as a function of development? If I were to use 3dLME, is there a way to specify the target regions in that analysis in order to identify distinct clusters?
I realize too that this might be a circular analysis, in which case I would likely just fall back on whole brain analyses. The longitudinal nature of the analysis complicates things tremendously. Any guidance or advice would be appreciated! I am a (relative) newcomer to rsMRI analyses, so please let me know if anything is unclear. I am open to alternative approaches (obviously).
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Veritas Cluster Server
Running NetBackup as a clustered Master server service group provides a level of resiliency and redundancy which is not available to a standalone NetBackup master server. Vertias cluster, server which is part of the Storage Foundation/Infoscale suite from Veritas, is tightly integrated with NetBackup to the extent that the NetBackup installation process will recognise if VCS is installed on the hosts and configure all the relevant NetBackup cluster resources accordingly.
Troubleshooting a VCS clustered master server can seem daunting for some administrators, hopefully the tips below will help. It is assumed that the default resource names have been used in the following examples.
Prior to troubleshooting the cluster should be persistently frozen to prevent the nbu_group from failing over
# haconf makerw
# hagrp -freeze nbu_group -persistent
A sign that a resource has not started correctly or is having a problem is when the service group is in a partial state. To confirm which resource is causing the service group to be in a partial state
# hares -display -group nbu_group | egrep -i line
From the above output to check the status of a resource which is causing the PARTIAL state
# hares -display <resource_name> | more
The NBU resources can be taken offline manually one at a time and consequently they can be started manually one at a time, which can be very helpful in troubleshooting. Prior to taking resources offline check the dependencies of the resource so they can be taken offline in the correct order
# hares -dep
If there are any services still running which are preventing the resource from coming offline manually then they will be listed in the engine_A log and can be killed manually.
The nbu_server resource will be taken offline first, this stops the NetBackup services from running
The nbu_mount resource being stopped will unmount /opt/VRTSnbu
The nbu_vol resource being stopped will stop the underlying nbu_vol volume which is mounted as /opt/VRTSnbu
The nbudg resource being stopped will deport the nbudg diskgroup
# hares -offline nbu_server -sys `hostname`
# hares -offline nbu_mount -sys `hostname
# hares -offline nbu_vol -sys `hostname`
# hares -offline nbudg -sys `hostname`
The following command will confirm that the nbudg diskgroup has been deported
# vxdisk -o alldgs list
It is not possible to take the nbu_nic resource offline.
Once the resources are offline apart from the nbu_nic resource, they can be started up in reverse order thereby ensuring that each resource comes online correctly before the next dependent resource is started. If one of the resources fails to come online then troubleshooting efforts should be focused on that resource
# hares -online nbudg -sys `hostname`
# hares -online nbu_vol -sys `hostname`
# hares -online nbu_mount -sys `hostname`
# hares -online nbu_server -sys `hostname`
The following files are the configuration files which have clustered paths defined in them
/usr/openv/netbackup/bin/cluster/NBU_RSP - this file is built by the NBU install process and contains all the relevant information for the cluster such as node names, virtual ip address, monitored services etc
In the bp.conf ensure the following option points to the shared disk:
VXDBMS_NB_DATA = /opt/VRTSnbu/db/data
Check the paths in the vxdbms file point to the shared disk and the staging directory points to staging directory on the shared disk
The path for the server.log in the file must also point to the shared disk
Ensure the paths within the /opt/VRTSnbu/var/global/database.conf file also point to the shared disk:
"/opt/VRTSnbu/db/data/NBDB.db" -n NBDB
"/opt/VRTSnbu/db/data/NBAZDB.db" -n NBAZDB
It is possible to start the NetBackup database which is under cluster control, outside of the cluster. In order to do this the nbudg diskgroup must be be imported and the shared disk started and /opt/VRTSnbu mounted. These steps can be completed by bringing the nbudg, nbu_vol and nbu_mount resources online. The nbu_server resource does not need to be started.
Prior to starting the NBU database the cluster symlinks must be in place. These symlinks are created when the nbu_server resource is brough online and they are removed when the nbu_server resource is taken offline. If the symlinks do not exist then the nbu_server resource would not start or the NBU database could not be started outside of cluster control.
To manually create the symlinks, after confirming they are listed in the RSP file
/opt/VRTSnbu/netbackup/db -> /usr/openv/netbackup/db
/opt/VRTSnbu/var/global -> /usr/openv/var/global
/opt/VRTSnbu/volmgr/misc/robotic_db -> /usr/openv/volmgr/misc/robotic_db
/opt/VRTSnbu/netbackup/vault/sessions -> /usr/openv/netbackup/vault/sessions
l# ln -s /opt/VRTSnbu/netbackup/db /usr/openv/netbackup/db
# ln -s /opt/VRTSnbu/var/global /usr/openv/var/global
# ln -s /opt/VRTSnbu/volmgr/misc/robotic_db /usr/openv/volmgr/misc/robotic_db
# ln -s /opt/VRTSnbu/netbackup/vault/sessions /usr/openv/netbackup/vault/sessions
Ensure pbx is running otherwise the NBU database will not start
Start the database with the following command
# /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/nbdbms_start_stop start
If the DB will still not start then it could be the case that one of the config files is missing from /usr/openv/var/global (/opt/VRTSnbu/var/global).
To check this you can try starting the DB, which will show as the NB_dbsrv process, with
This shell script will check for the existence of the conf files and throw an error if one of them does not exist
With the database running it is now possible to start nbemm and query the database
If these steps work then it has been confirmed that the NetBackup database can be started outside of cluster control. Once the testing has been finished then the nbemm and NB_dbsrv process can be stopped.
# nbemm -terminate
# nbdbms_start_stop stop
Once the NB_dbsrv and nbemm processes have been stopped then it would be recommended to shut the resources down again ensuring the symlinks have been removed and bring the nbu_server online via VCS control
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[U8] iOS UI Framework
The iOS UI is based on Windows and Views which are used to present application content on the screen.
Windows do not have any visible content but provide a basic container for the views. Views define a portion of a window that will be filled with some content. Views can also be used to organize and manage other views.
Every iOS application has at least one window and one view for presenting its content.
A view is an instance of the UIView class (or one of its subclasses) and manages a rectangular area in an application window. Views are responsible for drawing content, handling multitouch events, and managing the layout of any subviews. In the view hierarchy, parent views are responsible for positioning and sizing their child views dynamically.
In general a developer uses several views as building blocks to build a view hierarchy (and corrdinate it through view controllers, see section "iOS UI Elements" below)
As expected most operations on parent views are chained to child views (resizing, events, etc). Each superview stores its subviews in an ordered array and the order in that array also affects the visibility of each child.
Because view objects are the main way the application interacts with the user, they have many responsibilities:
- Layout and subview management
- A view defines its own default resizing behaviors in relation to its parent view
- A view can manage a list of subviews
- A view can override the size and position of its subviews as needed
- A view can convert points in its coordinate system to the coordinate systems of other views or the window
- Drawing and animation
- A view draws content in its rectangular area.
- Some view properties can be animated to new values
- Event handling
- A view can receive touch events.
- A view participates in the responder chain
Every view is backed by a layer object (usually an instance of the CALayer class), which manages the backing store for the view and handles view-related animations. A layer can be accessed from that view’s layer property.
Most operations on a view should be through the UIView interface but when more control is needed over the rendering or animation behavior of a view, operations are done through its layer instead.
View Life Cycle
A View uses on-demand drawing model for presenting content. A snapshot is captured on the view's first drawing so it's reusable. When the content is changed the system is notified and the view repeats the process of drawing itself and capturing a snapshot of the new results.
When the contents of your view change you invalidate the view using either the setNeedsDisplay or setNeedsDisplayInRect: method. But before that you need to render your view’s content where the actual drawing process varies depending on the view and its configuration. System views typically implement private drawing methods to render their content. Those same system views often expose interfaces that you can use to configure the view’s actual appearance. For custom UIView subclasses, you typically override the drawRect: method of your view and use that method to draw your view’s content.
A window is an instance of the UIWindow class and handles the overall presentation of the application’s user interface. Windows work with views (and their owning view controllers) to manage interactions with, and changes to, the visible view hierarchy. Every application has at least one window that displays the application’s UI.
A window object has several responsibilities:
- It contains the application’s visible content
- It plays a key role in the delivery of touch events to the views and other application objects
- It works with the application’s view controllers to facilitate orientation changes
In iOS, windows do not have title bars, close boxes, or any other visual goodies. A window is always just a blank container for one or more views.
Most iOS applications create and use only one window during their lifetime. This window spans the entire main screen of the device and is loaded from the application’s main nib file (or created programmatically) early in the life of the application.
Task involving Windows
In general the only time the application interacts with its window is when it creates the window at startup. However, you can use your application’s window object to perform a few application-related tasks:
- Use the window object to convert points and rectangles to or from the window’s local coordinate system
- Use window notifications to track window-related changes
Animations provide users with visible feedback about changes to the view hierarchy. The system defines standard animations for presenting modal views and transitioning between different groups of views. Many attributes of a view can also be animated directly.
Interface Builder is an application used to graphically construct and configure your application’s windows and views. Using Interface Builder the assembled views are placed in a nib file (a resource file). When nib file is loaded at runtime, the objects inside it are reconstituted into actual objects.
This is an interesting starting point for researching programmatic UI building in coco8.
iOS UI Elements
The UI elements fall into four broad categories:
- Bars: contain contextual information that tell users where they are and controls that help users navigate or initiate actions
- Content views: contain app-specific content and can enable behaviors such as scrolling, insertion, deletion, and rearrangement of items
- Controls: perform actions or display information
- Temporary views: appear briefly to give users important information or additional choices and functionality
A UI element is a type of view because it inherits from UIView. A view knows how to draw itself onscreen, and it knows when a user touches within its bounds. Controls (such as buttons and sliders), content views (such as collection views and table views), and temporary views (such as alerts and action sheets) are all types of views.
To manage a set or hierarchy of views in your app, you typically use a view controller. A view controller coordinates the display of views, implements the functionality behind user interactions, and can manage transitions from one screen to another. For example, Settings uses a navigation controller to display its hierarchy of views.
Here’s an example of how views and view controllers can combine to present the UI of an iOS app:
For a detailed description of UI elements see this page.
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Has anybody investigated or implemented a card swipe system for taking attendance for Face-to-Face sessions? Any guidance you can provide or vendors you researched?
We use F2F in Moodle 1.9 today (hoping to migrate to Moodlerooms joule 2.2 if they will support F2F…they don’t right now…but I digress). We have offline courses we manage using F2F that have hundreds of attendees and are sometimes taken in rooms without internet access. We hope to setup an external card reader in these rooms for students to card swipe their existing ID badges when they arrive. We would then look to get this data into Moodle once the reader/attached computer came online. This would eliminate a huge bottleneck in our process.
Thanks in advance,
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Many of you will have seen this, but interesting to note the series.
This series of essays on the construction, deployment and use of search technology (by which I mean primarily “full-text” search) was written between June and December of 2003. It has fifteen instalments not including this table of contents. [ongoing � On Search, the Series]
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Ah! The Devil's Whisper Coming from an Urn?
Urd's goddess license has been suspended, and she must look for a regular job. When things go all wrong in the workforce, she accepts her demonic heritage and transforms into the Lord of Terror. Big trouble for Keiichi and the girls!
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So I have a few questions about SLI memory using and an SLI setup. I have an XFX 780i board, E8400@3.825,and two 8800GT's(512) at 720/960 core/mem. I am upgrading to 2X2GB of OCZ SLI ready memory because it's $9.99 after rebates. My only questions are what are the benefits of SLI ready memory.
What benefits do you see, from what I understand SLI ready memory is capable of being changed by the motherboard to optimize it in a SLI setup. It does this using EPP profiles. How will this affect my overclock and or performance and are there any downfalls of using SLI memory? Feel free to correct any misunderstandings in my synopsis of it.
I'm also using a 32bit XP so I only see 2.5GB due to my SLI setup.
All your assumptions are correct. Because Nvidia chipsets can run memory unlink, when using SLI EPP profile, your memory becomes unlinked, and auto tune to the specified speed and timings. This should still keep your CPU OC at it's current setting.
In reality, you can use just about any memory and fine tune the settings your self.
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input any number from the user (it can be 4 digits or five or whatever) e.g. '1234' it will be in string what I have to do is just separate those numbers and do the addition of those indexes as int
I have done this
usrInput = input("Type a number you want to some: ") len = len(usrInput) n = 0 i = 1 while i<=len: index = int(usrInput[n]) #1 n+=1 i+=1
Now if I print(index) it will separate those numbers into separated index
now, how can I do the addition of them in this while loop.
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- PowerArtistRTL Power Reduction, Analysis, Debug, and RPM Generation
- RedHawkSoC Dynamic Power, Advanced Low Power, Reliability, and Chip-Package Co-design
- TotemAnalog/Mixed-Signal Dynamic Power, Substrate Noise, EM, and ESD
- SentinelChip-Package-System Power/Signal Integrity, IO-SSO, Thermal, and EMI
- ResourcesTechnical Papers and Presentations, Contributed Articles and Conference Papers, Webinars and Videos
RedHawk-PSI is a full-chip clock network integrity (jitter) and critical path timing signoff solution for high-performance nanometer designs. It considers the concurrent and interdependent effects of power and signal integrity on clock jitter and critical path timing. Certified by TSMC's Reference Flow, RedHawk-PSI delivers cell-based ease-of-use and performance with true SPICE accuracy. With RedHawk-PSI, designers gain visibility to true silicon behavior, allowing them to focus on the real timing issues.
- Catch and fix clock tree design issues to avoid silicon failures
- Quantitatively measure clock jitter noise with silicon correlated accuracy for timing margin validation
- True SPICE accurate timing analysis on critical paths accounting for concurrent PI and SI noise impact:
- Filter false STA violations
- Increase confidence in timing sign-off
- Completely integrated inside RedHawk environment with minimal additional data preparation, allowing ease of use
- True Dynamic solution for clock jitter and critical path timing analysis
- Considers concurrent effects of power integrity and signal integrity
- Delivers SPICE-level accuracy within a cell based flow
Dynamic vs. Static
Existing timing solutions are based on static methods. However, with increasing switching frequencies and lower operating voltages as designs have moved to 65/42/32nm and below, it is no longer acceptable to ignore or approximate the “true” dynamic effects of the circuit with a static-based solution.
RedHawk-PSI is a dynamic solution with critical path analysis that is based on real signal waveform simulation versus a linear approximation (STA approach). It also uses real Vdd/Vss instance waveforms rather than effective Vdd/Vss approximation of instance supply voltages.
Figure 1: Real signal waveform simulation vs. linear approximation
Figure 2: Real Vdd/Vss instance waveform vs. effective Vdd/Vss approximation
Concurrent PI and SI
At 65nm and lower nodes, both crosstalk and dynamic voltage drop significantly impact the chip’s performance. The concurrent impact of SI and PI can be greater than the sum of individual effects.
Figure 3: Concurrent impact of SI and PI is greater than the sum of individual effects
Hence it is imperative that the timing solution accounts for both signal and power supply noise concurrently.
Figure 4: SoC noise can cause real timing failures
RedHawk-PSI reads in the design database, parasitic information, static timing report, and builds a SPICE netlist of the clock tree network and critical path. The network also includes all the coupling capacitors and the coupled aggressor gates. To determine the real fan-out load of the aggressor drivers, RedHawk-PSI uses a non-linear MOS transistor model instead of a simplified equivalent capacitance load model. This provides much higher accuracy for crosstalk noise analysis compared to other methods.
Figure 5: Real fanout transistor load vs. equivalent capacitance load approximation
RedHawk-PSI accurately represent the effects of dynamic voltage drop and ground bounce on timing by performing true dynamic transient analysis of the full-chip power grid and generating sign-off quality dynamic voltage drop waveforms for each instance in the design. It combines this effect with the coupling noise to accurately analyze clock jitter and critical path timing.
Cell-based Flow with True-SPICE Accuracy
SPICE is the ultimate authority in silicon-correlated accurate simulation. However, with the capacity and performance limitations of traditional SPICE simulators, it is impossible to simulate an entire SoC design. In addition, it is very time-consuming and error-prone for a designer to generate a SPICE netlist that contains the clock tree network or critical path that includes the coupling network, coupling drivers / receivers, and power / ground supply. Even with a SPICE netlist, traditional SPICE simulators are limited in their capacity and performance to simulate the network.
RedHawk-PSI delivers standard-cell capacity with a SPICE-accurate simulation of clock tree networks and critical paths, including all the nanometer and high-speed effects, such as crosstalk and dynamic voltage drop. RedHawk-PSI utilizes a true-SPICE simulator with proprietary BLSN (big linear, small non-linear) technology to accelerate the solving of networks that have an enormous number of linear elements, and a smaller number of non-linear elements.
RedHawk-PSI automatically generates SPICE netlist containing all the devices in the clock tree or critical path, including the parasitics in the routing, and potential aggressors coupled to the nodes in the path. Then it applies instance-specific Vdd/Vss waveforms to all power and ground pins of the gates in the path, and automatically runs distributed SPICE simulation using LSF and/or Sun Grid multiple machine processing for higher throughput. RedHawk-PSI reads in standard STA format files for clock tree and critical path analysis.
Ultimate Timing Sign-off Solution
For designs at 65nm and below nodes, the concurrent effects of power and signal integrity must be considered for timing signoff verification. This must be done using a dynamic analysis methodology with true-SPICE accuracy within a cell-based flow. With RedHawk-PSI, designers are able to quickly and accurately analyze clock jitter and critical path timing for the ultimate timing signoff of their nanometer design.
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Do you want to learn more about Arduino in New Zealand?
- Flashduino -- Adobe Flash interface to Arduino via HTTP REST API
- Learning About Arduino and VNC -- Arduino Ethernet VNC server
- Learning About Arduino MCP23S08 -- interfacing 8-Bit I/O Expander with SPI Interface
- Learning About Arduino WIZ810MJ -- interfacing WIZnet SPI Ethernet Module
- If you get an error java.lang.NullPointerException at processing.app.Serial.setDTR on Ubuntu when you're trying to upload a sketch it might be because you unplugged and re-plugged the USB cable too quickly. Try re-plugging again more slowly. (If you re-plug it too quickly it seems to create a second serial device rather than reusing the original one.) (Actually, the real reason might be if you leave the serial monitor open it doesn't remove the device.)
- If you want to add the ability (in 0012 onwards) to use the IDE to upload a sketch via a USB TinyISP you want to add the following to the boards.txt file (reference):
############################################################## direct168.name=direct168 direct168.upload.protocol=stk500 direct168.upload.maximum_size=14336 direct168.upload.speed=19200 direct168.upload.using=usbtinyisp direct168.bootloader.low_fuses=0xff direct168.bootloader.high_fuses=0xdd direct168.bootloader.extended_fuses=0x00 direct168.bootloader.path=atmega168 direct168.bootloader.file=ATmegaBOOT_168_diecimila.hex direct168.bootloader.unlock_bits=0x3F direct168.bootloader.lock_bits=0x0F direct168.build.mcu=atmega168 direct168.build.f_cpu=16000000L direct168.build.core=arduino
- If you are trying to run Arduino 13.app (arduino-0013) on Mac OS X 10.5 and you get a dialog like this:
and you see a message in your syslog output like this:
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: ...Applications/arduino-0013/Arduino 13.app/Contents/Resources/Java/librxtxSerial.jnilib: thrown while loading gnu.io.RXTXCommDriver [LaunchRunner Error] processing.app.Base.main(String) threw an exception: java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: ...Applications/arduino-0013/Arduino 13.app/Contents/Resources/Java/librxtxSerial.jnilib:
Here's a new fix to this issue:
Arduino 13.app has an option for "Open in 32 Bit Mode" when viewed with Get Info from the Finder, if you select it then you will no longer receive this error.
Here's a old fix to this issue:
then you probably need to replace the librxtxSerial.jnilib in:
with the librxtxSerial.jnilib version here.
To do so (I would suggest making a backup copy of the application first):
# Run Terminal.app # Type this (assumes you have installed Arduino into your home Applications directory.): curl -o ~/Applications/arduino-0013/Arduino\ 13.app/Contents/Resources/Java/librxtxSerial.jnilib http://iharder.sourceforge.net/current/java/librxtxSerial.jnilib
Update: To get the IDE to upload successfully over USB you will also need to do the following in the terminal:
sudo mkdir /var/lock sudo chmod 777 /var/lock
I do not know what the security implications—if any—are of this.
I discovered today that what's referred to as "the Arduino bootloader" isn't actually Arduino-specific (well, it is, and it isn't) but, the key point is that you can upload any .hex file you produce (whether it's by the IDE, C, asm or whatever). The "Arduino-ness" is provided entirely by the libraries included when your sketch is compiled. This is significant because if you have a hardware/software project you're wanting to make usable within Arduino-land you can start by testing it works on the Arduino board. Something like... Learning About Arduino AVRUSB perhaps. :-)
- ADABOOT -- Alternative bootloader
- "The hardware will run anything (any .hex file) you give it, and there's a makefile to build and upload code from the command line."
- "To upload compiled .hex files to the board, you can use avrdude, which is what's used internally by the Arduino software."
- Bootloader on the official wiki ( @@ TODO: Add comment regarding universal nature of the the bootloader)
- "...apparently we screwed up and put the old NG bootloader on some of the Diecimila boards..." see also: Why does my Diecimila take such a long time (6-8 seconds) to start my sketch?
As an "In System Programmer"
- mega-isp -- In System Programmer using the AVR Mega8
- Burning the Bootloader without external AVR-Writer (Related forum post: Burning the Arduino Bootloader without AVR-Writer)
- Australian Arduino supplier -- Disclaimer: I'm not really sure I can recommend them my experience was mixed and others have had poor experiences. Check the linked thread for other options.
- Arduino Prototype Shield design -- includes files that can be used as a template for other shields.
References / Links
- Index of Arduino Knowledge "An evolving index of subjects covered in the main Arduino site, the Playground and the Arduino forum."
- uIP-AVR -- port of Free Small TCP/IP Stack to the Atmel AVR series of microcontrollers.
- Lady Ada's Arduino Tutorial -- "Learn Electronics using Arduino!"
- LED light sensing with Arduino -- Note that there's an easy way to set the pullup resistors afaict: writing 1 to one of the registers (can't remember exactly how). @@ TODO: Fix this.
- FAT File System Module -- "experimental project to implement the FAT file system to small embedded systems."
- "the switches in the above schematic don’t need pull-up resistors" -- How to avoid using external pull-up resistors for switches by using the Arduino's pull-up resistors.
- Writing your first AVR program in GCC (404 - Not Found?)
- "Why you need a Clock Source" -- Options for clock sources for AVR chips
. 18 August 2007 .
1. Received Arduino Decimilia board from Little Bird Electronics. Definitely worth waiting a couple of weeks to get the new revision of the board. Useful revised features:
- Automatic Software Reset—I'm so glad I mostly missed the "press the physical button to upload" stage. :-)
- Lower Input Voltage—input voltage can now range from 6-12V due to a new "low-dropout power regulator". I've got the board flashing away its onboard LED with it all running from a bulky 6V battery I had lying around. (Of more use is the prospect of using fewer AA batteries.) Positive battery terminal connects to Vin on the Power connector along the bottom while negative battery terminal connects to Gnd in same connector.
. 21 August 2007 .
1. Successfully created optocoupler-controlled LED circuit (without Arduino). Started documenting learning about using optocouplers.
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I have a Ubuntu 16.04 client computer that is connected to LDAP (FreeIPA). It takes its users from IPA LDAP. Accordingly, we have a mkhomedir directive in
/etc/pam.d/common-session file that creates home directory automatically.
session required pam_mkhomedir.so skel=/etc/skel/ umask=0022
I have written a small customization script for Unity Desktop for every user that logs in to the Desktop. Now, we want to run this script each time a user/new user logs in. Because, we want all users to see a standard Desktop.
My configuration is as below:
Login script to run:
$ cat /usr/bin/login.sh #!/bin/bash dconf reset -f / xdg-settings set default-web-browser google-chrome.desktop gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.session idle-delay 0 gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.screensaver lock-enabled false gsettings set com.canonical.Unity.Launcher launcher-position Bottom dconf write /org/compiz/profiles/unity/plugins/unityshell/icon-size 24
LightDM config that I have changed:
$ cat /usr/share/lightdm/lightdm.conf.d/50-unity-greeter.conf [Seat:*] greeter-session=unity-greeter greeter-show-manual-login=true greeter-setup-script=/usr/bin/numlockx on session-setup-script=/usr/bin/login.sh
LightDM under this config runs the script every time a user, that logged in before, logs in. But when a new user without home directory tries to login there is a login loop that directs the new user to greeter again.
After auditing we have realized that the automatically created home directory of the newly logged in user is created with ownership root:root
drwx------ 6 root root 4096 Jun 7 12:10 newuser/
This only happens if the user has never logged in before.
I tried putting session-setup-script under
/etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf with the variations as below:
$ cat /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf [Seat:*] user-session=ubuntu greeter-session=unity-greeter session-setup-script=/usr/bin/login.sh $ cat /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf [SeatDefaults] user-session=ubuntu greeter-session=unity-greeter session-setup-script=/usr/bin/login.sh $ cat /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf [LightDM] user-session=ubuntu greeter-session=unity-greeter session-setup-script=/usr/bin/login.sh
Also tried to put
None of these approaches worked. The same behavior!
As a result, when I try to run this script new users without home directories cannot login to Unity. But if the user has logged in before (home directory created with correct ownership) they can continue using Unity with the customization.
I made searches about lightdm, pam and linux logon script. But couldn't find and answer to this problem. Can anybody help what to do to create the home directory of new users with the correct permissions?
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Welcome to the forums, Blacktom
Here are the icons for bots and for (unregistered) players for you to compare:
I hope that helps to verify that you've been in offline mode. You can look up the other player icons and their meaning in the help menu or on the wiki, http://redeclipse.net/wiki/Privs
If the bots are too though in offline mode, you can adjust them with a bunch of variables. For details, see http://redeclipse.net/wiki/Bots
For the upcoming release, we have added a small welcome screen for new players with some tips to get started. Again, there we refer to the help menus, which contain some useful information. The other recommendation there is to join a multiplayer game and just watch the action in spectator mode. This is a very nice way to pick up tricks and game strategies. (Just press the Home key and then use the mouse wheel to snap to different players. F9 toggles first and third person, while spectating and also while playing.)
One more tip: Have you seen the parkour tutorial server? This might be helpful to learn more about the movement system.
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I started Oncology Discovery as a vehicle to share my thoughts related to emerging therapeutic technologies aimed at curing cancer.
My day job involves Biopharmaceutical Business Development Competitive Intelligence. Previously, I completed a Postdoc at AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals within the Oncology iMED. While at AZ I worked on BET protein function in cancer. I was involved in defining the pharmacology of a novel BET (i.e. BRD4) inhibitor, and delineated BET dependencies in solid tumors.
Throughout my career I’ve had the privilege of working with many talented colleagues, collaborators, and mentors. As a result of these relationships, I’ve been fortunate to have some of my work published in peer-reviewed journals, including Cancer Cell, Blood, Leukemia, British Journal of Cancer, and Experimental Hematology. You can find my published work on Pubmed and Google Scholar.
I received my PhD in Cancer and Cell Biology from The University of Cincinnati, and completed my thesis research at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital within the Cancer and Blood Diseases Institute, where I worked on IRAK family kinases as potential therapeutic targets in Myelodysplastic Syndrome and Acute Myeloid Leukemia.
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Simple gapfilling in a time-series
File name to proceed
Number of time-steps
Replace the missing values with the linear interpolated value within the gap interval, when the time interval is less than a number of fixed time steps.
CAUTION! this operation is only possible when the time-series has a fixed time-step.
a time-series file with the prefix gf_
P. Chevallier - Nov 2017 - Nov 2021
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Essentially: Active = apply mask to activations and errors.
Passthrough = feed forward the input mask (if/when necessary) but don't actually apply it.
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Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared.
clone, compareTo, equals, finalize, getDeclaringClass, hashCode, name, ordinal, toString, valueOf
public static final MaskState Active
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for (MaskState c : MaskState.values()) System.out.println(c);
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Who makes the most powa on TCG? Nows your chance to swing your numbers johnson and compete for top dog.
Dick jokes aside, this is the thread to post up your numbers... No matter how big or small.
1. Year, Make & Model - as well as auto or manual.
2. You MUST provide a valid dyno sheet, just posting your numbers won't get you on the leaderboard.
3. Please designate DYNOJET or MUSTANG. Not that it matters much, but I'd like to designate.
4. This is not a requirement but I'd like that info anyway - location of dyno (meaning, the shop).
Anything else I should require?
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More basic networking skills won't hurt you. These models are used in predictive data analytics applications including price prediction, risk assessment, predicting customer behavior, and document classification. The Complete Course Udemy - https: Explore some of the tools and techniques that can be used for remote server administration. Thank you so much for watching, I greatly appreciate each and every one of you!
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Sam is a Simple and Minimalist theme for Hugo. It lets you categorize and showcase your content the way you want to.
Focused on content and typography, the stylized index page is really just a list of navigation links that you can set in your config.toml. This versatile design is limited only by your imagination, as you can make it say anything you like. Here are some ideas.
Content-focused page templates for list pages, single pages, and posts
A responsive CSS grid gallery page that renders from images in your Page Bundle
Custom navigation menu set via config.toml
Custom footer text
Share-ready pages with Open Graph and Twitter metadata you can customize in config.toml and page front-matter
Effortless use of Hugo Pipes to generate CSS from Sass files
Tested for compatibility with Hugo versions as far back as 0.49.2
Extended version of Hugo (latest version recommended)
Error: Error building site: POSTCSS failed to transform "css/main.css"
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Previously I posted about Benchmarking Java speed on the Raspberry Pi. The bottom line is that the performance of the OpenJDK JVM on the Pi is rather disappointing, primarily because it doesn’t have a functioning JIT compiler integrated. However, Oracle have now released a Developer preview of JDK8 for ARM, including support for Raspbian on the Pi. I’ve downloaded it, and re-run my usual floating-point intensive code. It is a simple Gibbs sampling MCMC scheme, described in the previous post. This code took 55 seconds to run on my netbook, but running with the OpenJDK JVM took over an hour to run on the Pi. Using the new Java 8 JVM from Oracle, on my Raspbian Pi overclocked to “High”, the code takes around 2 minutes 40 seconds. In other words, it is over 20 times quicker than the OpenJDK JVM. This is within a factor of 3 of my netbook, which is about as good as I could have hoped for. The C version of this code (described here) now runs in around 1 minute 48 seconds on the Pi, so the Java version is actually well within a factor of 2 of native code for this problem, which is pretty awesome! So Java on the Pi is suddenly looking much, much better, even for floating-point intensive codes. In some ways it is a bit of a shame that it is necessary to use a proprietry JVM in order to get good performance, but for now at least, it seems to be worth it.
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Sunbowsoft Secure Storage(3S) 1.0.8
Sunbowsoft Secure Storage (3S) is powerful, reliable and easy to use disk encryption software, which transparently encrypts disk partitions, devices (USB memory sticks, etc.) or creates encrypted virtual disk as files.
Put a free download button on your own website
Support PowerSheet, just copy+paste this html:
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By Jeffrey Rubinoff on Dec 04, 2009
First, no, I'm not dead, and I'm still at Sun. But there hasn't been that much activity with NetBeans IDE support for WS, and I've been working a lot on PHP and Cloud. I'm here though to plug Milan Kuchtiak's new DZone article, which shows how JAX-RS 1.1 can be used with EJB 3.1, taking advantage of the new EE6 Singleton EJB and the JAX-RS @ApplicationPath annotation. Check it out at DZone.
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I am interfacing audio Codec SGTL5000 with STM32H7 Nucleo board. I2S peripheral is initialized using the HAL init function. I converted a wav file to a C array and trying to transmit that to the Codec. STM32 is configured as Master TX and Codec is configured as slave. The driver code is generated from CubeMX. Data is configured for 16 bit data format.
When I try to transfer the audio data, I do not to see any data on the I2S data line of the controller. After further debugging, I see that in the function HAL_I2S_Transmit(), on the specific line:
*ptxdr_16bits = *((uint16_t *)hi2s->pTxBuffPtr);
the TXDR register is supposed to get updated with the 16-bit data. But on checking the register values in debugger, I see that this register is not updated. After this line is executed, on logic analyzer, I can see that the SCLK and LRCLK clocks are generated at the correct frequencies and these clocks keep running forever. But as there is not data to be transferred in TXDR, there is no activity on the data line.
I have spent a good amount of time debugging but with no success. Please suggest if I am missing something.
well, you try to send a word over I2S to a codec - thats a strange idea.
usually ... I2S is a continuous stream of data , send "nothing" is send always "zeros" , so stream never stops. So standard way would be, to use a buffer and send data with circular dma continuous from this buffer. and if codec should get some adc data also, a transmit and receive happen at same time.
i use - cpu is master and dac is slave , i2s set for 16bit /stereo at 44,1 or 48k sample rate -
HAL_I2S_Transmit_DMA(&hi2s5, (uint16_t *) playbuf , (sizeof(playbuf))/2);
int16_t playbuf[4096*2] is the buffer with data to send, using callbacks.
so...first try to start sending a dma controlled stream to the dac.
Thanks for the reply.
HAL_I2S_Transmit() is called periodically to ensure a continuous stream of data. What is baffling me is that in this HAL function, any attempt to update the TXDR register is just ignored by the processor. For experimentation, I also tried updating the specific memory location for TXDR (0x40013020) through pointer but it stays at all 0s as seen using debugger memory. Unless the required data is not loaded in TXDR, it is not expected to see any audio data output.
I did start with DMA but as DMA has some other issues, I moved to blocking calls. Also, our setup does not involve any ADC inputs.
on H7 the SPI (-> I2S) is not same as in smaller cpu (F4 );
i tried sending just by write to TXDR (as i did on F303 ) - but nothing happens! no data send...
so i used the HAL functions , worked ok . (and looking at TXDR in debug might not work at all, because there is a fifo and IF (!) the spi sending on a write, the register/fifo will be empty on next read access - you can only "see" something, if it stays there and is not sended out.
and dma working fine, just switch off D-cache at first. (later you can do the cache management- if you need/like )
As AScha.3 wrote above, the SPI/I2S on H7 is overcomplicated and picky. You may want to read carefully the I2S portion of SPI chapter in RM, maybe concentrating on Internal FIFOs and Handling of underrun situation subchapters, or maybe even more.
SPI2S_TXDR is write-only, you cannot read back what you've written to it.
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I don’t know the answer to this one…
I attended an interesting meetup last month. Sergei Koren, Product Architect at LivePerson explained about HTTP/2 and what it means for those deploying services. The video is available online:
One thing that really interest me is how these various transports are going to be used. We essentially now have both HTTP/2 and WebSocket capable of pretty much the same things:
|Headers||Binary + compression||Binary, lightweight|
|Content||Mostly text + compression||Binary or text|
|Direction||Client to server & server push||Bidirectional|
What HTTP/2 lacks in binary content, it provides in compression.
Assuming you needed to send messages back and forth between your server and its browser clients, you’ve probably been considering using HTTP based technologies – XHR, SSE, etc. A recent addition was WebSocket. While the other alternatives are mostly hacks and workarounds on top of HTTP, a WebSocket essentially hijacks an HTTP connection transforming it into a WebSocket – something defined specifically for the task of sending messages back and forth. It made WebSocket optimized for the task and a lot more scalable than other alternatives.
With HTTP/2, most of the restrictions that existed in HTTP that required these hacks will be gone. This opens up the opportunity for some to skip WebSockets and stay on board with HTTP based signaling.
Last year I wrote about the need for WebSockets for realtime and WebRTC use cases. I am now wondering if that is still true with HTTP/2.
Why is it important?
- BOSH, Comet, XHR, SSE – these hacks can now be considered legacy. When you try to build a new service, you should think hard before adopting them
- WebSocket is what people use today. HTTP/2 is an interesting alternative
- When architecting a solution or picking a vendor, my suggestion would be to understand what transports they use today and what’s in their short-term and mid-term roadmap. These will end up affecting the performance of your service
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As a developer, I want the administration of the entity state to be simplified.
The management of the entity state using generic containers "Core" and "Value" is unnecessarily complicated. Typically, entities should be simple POJOs. If a generic representation of the state is required for persistence purposes, it can be created quickly and easily via entity-specific adapters that collect or initialize the properties of an entity in a hashmap. Then, this would be an implementation detail of a particular adapter, but should not be part of the general API.
Decision from mdm Hackathon (23.10.2017):
we will stay with the current approach.
for the mandatory attributes there exist getters and setters.
with the current approach the additional attributes and relations can be accessed via the core, and the core also provides the file link infos and the access to stores. So the core is a wrapper for the proposed hashmaps.
removing the core from the BaseEntity would mean to restructure the store design.
The fundamental design of the core / value concept, including the stores should be rethought. Especially the stores for entitys and relations (MutableStore, PermanentStore, ChildrenStore) and their behaviour is unintuitive. For example at the moment it is not transparent, if a relation is not set or is not yet loaded. Further analysis for restructuring is recommended, but exceeds the scope of current sprints.
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https://www.bookmarkwiki.com/5-career-paths-for-kids-who-know-how-to-code/
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Computer programmers are proficient in the use of programming languages such as Java, C#, C++, and Python. Computer programmers create software that is functional and reliable. It is imperative that computer programmers write “clean” codes so others can take off from where they started.
Examples of computer programs are operating systems such as Apple iOS and Google Android for phones and Microsoft Windows for desktop computers and laptops.
Data Scientists are knowledgeable in programming languages such as Python and R. Data scientists write programs that will help them understand data faster and better. A data scientist may not be that adept in coding but all data scientists have the skills to find patterns and derive insights from data.
This job title was just put in the spotlight recently. DJ Patil is credited to have coined the term “data scientist”. He served as the White House’s first Chief Data Scientist.
Game developers are proficient in programming languages also Swift for iOS mobile games and Java for Android. Kids with an interest in coding that loves video games usually see this as a viable career and as a natural progression for them.
Canada is home to 3 major game development studios such as Ubisoft, Electronic Arts and Bioware.
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Stopping Sight Distance and Horizontal Curve Design As is the case for vertical curve design, adequate SSD must be provided in the design of horizontal curves. Sight distance restrictions on horizontal curves occur when obstructions are present. Such obstructions are frequently encountered in highway design due to the cost of right-of-way acquisition or the cost of moving earthen materials, such as rock outcroppings. When such an obstruction exists, the SSD is measured along the horizontal curve from the center of the traveled lane (the assumed location of the driver’s eyes). for a specified stopping distance, some distance Ms (the middle ordinate of a curve that has an arc length equal to the SSD) must be visually cleared so that the line of sight is such that sufficient SSD is available.
Stopping sight distance considerations for horizontal curves.
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R = radius measured to the centerline of the road in ft,
Ms = middle ordinate necessary to provide adequate stopping sight distance (SSD) in ft.
Rv = radius to the vehicle’s traveled path (usually measured to the center of the innermost lane of the road) in ft,
SSD = stopping sight distance in ft,
PC = point of curve (the beginning point of the
Δ = central angle of the curve in degrees, horizontal curve), and
Δs = angle (in degrees) subtended by an arc equal in length to the required stopping sight distance (SSD),
PT = point of tangent (the ending point of the horizontal curve).
L = length of curve in ft,
Equations for computing SSD relationships for horizontal curves can be derived by first determining the angle, ∆s, for an arc length equal to the required SSD. Assuming that the length of the horizontal curve exceeds the required SSD
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Via https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2024/01/15/valuable-news-2024-01-15/, there is a link to the Variety wallpaper manager: https://github.com/varietywalls/variety
Available for Linux systems, there is an entry in Freshports for it: https://www.freshports.org/graphics/variety/
I haven’t got access to my FreeBSD system at the moment to try it out, but it looks like there are a nice set of features and sources offered.
Something to check out.
(Post partially brought to you by an effort to blog a little more)
I often post links to things of interest on my Twitter account, but I want to experiment with a different format and through my blog instead. So this serves as the first post of this type and a test of the workflow through Ulysses to WordPress.
Not so Common Desktop Environment (NsCDE) 2.2 released
I like the CDE look, and this project brings some modern quality-of-life benefits to the mix. I’ve tried it out before, but need to give it a try on my FreeBSD box.
IceWM 3.1 released
Another window manager I’ve dabbled with briefly. The window tabs sound interesting.
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Odoo is the world's easiest all-in-one management software. It includes hundreds of business apps:
CRM | e-Commerce | Accounting | Inventory | PoS | Project management | MRP | etc.
I installed the Multi-language chart of accounts... i'm working in dutch language.
The chart of accounts is in french... (?)
How can i change the language to dutch for the whole chart of accounts?
AFAIK, l10n_multilang comes with a de.po file.
Try to do the following:
1- Load the German Translation: Settings --> Translations --> Load a Translation (Load and Overwrite Exixting Terms)
2- Synchronize Terms: Settings --> Translations --> Application Terms --> Synchronize Terms (update)
Please try to give a substantial answer. If you wanted to comment on the question or answer, just use the commenting tool. Please remember that you can always revise your answers - no need to answer the same question twice. Also, please don't forget to vote - it really helps to select the best questions and answers!
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Name: nt126004 Date: 04/17/2002
FULL PRODUCT VERSION :
java version "1.3.1_01"
Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.3.1_01)
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.3.1_01, mixed mode)
FULL OPERATING SYSTEM VERSION :
Microsoft Windows 2000 [Version 5.00.2195]
A DESCRIPTION OF THE PROBLEM :
Under Bug Id 4406709, someone has recently
(unsuccessfully) filed a bug wrt the "private synchronized"
modifiers of the method
leading to deadlocks in his derived special-purpose
The bug has been closed because of not being a violation
against the spec. That is perfectly true.
However, I want to reissue that topic here, but this time
under the "Ease of Use" or rather "Huge Amount of Fantastic
In JBoss3.0 (http://www.jboss.org), we have - or rather
Marc Fleury has - quite successfully experimented with a
non-tree-based, runtime-dependency-checking classloader
delegation model that has a lot of nice modularity and hot-
deploy features. These features cannot be reached by
the "traditional" tree model.
In that model, as opposed to the tree model, it is
legal to dispatch a loadClass(String name) call to
another classloader that is NOT a parent of
the initiating classloader that is, e.g., trying to
satisfy a link.
Depending on the topology of the classloader graph,
deadlocks as caused by non-interceptible
loadClassInternal calls are hence likely to occur if not
countermeasures are taken (e.g., restricted threading while
accessing the classloaders). Since there is no safe way to do
that, spurious deadlocks still happen.
Delegating to separate objects that are not affected by
the classloaders locks as proposed by one of the SUN
engineers in response to the previously filed bug is not
possible, because we have to re-delegate to
other -potentially locked- classloaders in the end.
You see that I?m deeply disappointed with the current
resolution of this issue. I hope you understand the huge
possibilities that appear when relaxing the current
solution. Having loadClass() synchronized or
loadClassInternal() protected should IMHO suffice to meet
the specification requirements, shouldn?t it?
I know that I am maybe not in the situation to sufficiently
motivate or explain the issue, but I know that it is a
highly important piece of the VM!
I hope that other (more involved) people can add comments
with code to back-up this request more appropriately than I
am able to do.
(Review ID: 145293)
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I want to compress an array of time series floating point data as much as possible.
Currently the only algorithm I've found for this is XOR compression which works well, but doesn't compress the data enough. What is the highest compression ratio algorithm for relatively smooth time series floating point (double precision) data?
I'm optimizing for compression ratio only, so the runtime complexity of the algorithm doesn't matter (within reason).
EDIT: The compression needs to be lossless.
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https://www.longdom.org/abstract/a-short-technical-note-on-the-ir-signatures-studies-and-designing-aspects-of-the-ir-technology-devices-for-defence-aircr-53181.html
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Kamal Nain Chopra, Ritu Walia
The purpose of the present communication is to give a short technical Analysis of the impotant IR Signatures Studies, and the Designing Aspects of the IR Technology Devices for Defence aircraft for optimizing their performance. The Designing Aspects have been discussed on the basis of Lock-in-envelope and Radiant Flux Attenuation by Transmission through Atmosphere, by considering equations and computations for Lock-on Envelope. The paper is expected to be very useful for the Researchers and Technologists engaged in the designing and fabricating the IR based devices for modern fighter aeroplanes, and the Techniques for protecting them from detection and enemy attack.
Published Date: 2020-03-13; Received Date: 2020-01-17
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[kcms/fonts] Add preview and move AA stuff to a separate page
Commit number 1 commit adds a preview area to the Fonts KCM to help users visualize changes they've made, including how changing the font size resizes UI elements.
Commit number 2 moves the anti-aliasing stuff to a sub-page.
Commit number 3 adds an inset shadow to the preview area.
Here's how everything looks now:
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http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3101018/php-mail-how-to-get-undelivered-address-list
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I'm wondering if it's possible to access a LOG or something ?
Maybe - it depends on what the MTA (mail transport agent) is, how it's configured and whether you have the permissions to access the file.
I've got this app running on a GoDaddy server
Then the above are all questions for your GoDaddy provider.
The MTA log should record details of messages which the MTA failed to offload elsewhere but the elsewhere may be a smart relay (i.e. still on the sending side) - in which case you'd need to look at the relay MTA's logs to see if it managed to pass the message on to one of the recipient MXs. Even if the message got as far as a recipient MX, you don't know that it was successfully delivered. By convention, the receiving system should send back a DSN if it fails (and you can specifically ask for a DSN regardless of outcome) but a lot of systems don't implement this properly.
Regardless it may provide information about some messages which fail - you'd need to poll the return mailbox to identify failures.
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Generation of Groups of Square-Free Order
Journal of Symbolic Computation
Algorithms are described for the enumeration and recognition of groups whose order is a product of distinct primes. The focus is on providing access to isomorphism classes of such groups by computing representatives as needed rather than storing a large database of precomputed groups.
Slattery, Michael, "Generation of Groups of Square-Free Order" (2007). Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science Faculty Research and Publications. 590.
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Returns a list of asset types and subtypes in the system. All assets have a 'type' attribute. This attribute is encoded in the RFID asset tag and is used to control the inspection device behavior. An asset's type is part of it's unique identification. The default asset type is 0 with a label of
'Standard'. Other asset types may be added as required by specific inspection configurations. There is no user interface to add or otherwise manipulate asset types. Assets may optionally be assigned a 'subtype' attribute. Subtypes are an arbitrary user defined label used to help identify and organize assets. It has no other purpose and does not affect the operation of the system. User with appropriate permissions may add, delete and edit subtypes.
A list of asset type and subtypes. At least one type (the default 'Standard' type) and zero or more subtypes are returned. The id is the actual numeric type code, while the type or subtype is the human readable label given to that type or subtype.
<!ELEMENT assettypelist (type+, subtype*)>
<!ATTLIST assettypelist ver CDATA #REQUIRED>
<!ELEMENT type (#PCDATA)>
<!ATTLIST type id CDATA #REQUIRED>
<!ELEMENT subtype (#PCDATA)>
<!ATTLIST subtype id CDATA #REQUIRED>
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December 05, 2016
- Added a visual editor for defining default Object Data for Values that are Objects.
- Added a new visual editor for Business Rules in Outcomes. This is currently only available when editing Outcomes outgoing from Page map elements.
- Refined drag & drop behaviour in the Page Layout editor to behave more consistently.
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Hi WPMU DEV,
I have set up a site with a good looking masonry theme, and I am looking for either a plugin or a really good tutorial for how to set up a "portfolio" or "showcase" area (Grid/masonry style) that pulls X recently published pages and displays them with featured image, title and meta text.
The use case is to display recently published articles, which will be produced regularly.
So the question is: Can I set that up with WPMU DEV plugins? I am sure I can, but could someone point me in the right direction and perhaps be kind enough to write some tips?
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https://forum.babylonjs.com/t/gltf-ext-lights-image-based-cubemap-orientation/8424
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I am testing a gltf file in the sandbox that uses the EXT_lights_image_based (glTF/extensions/2.0/Vendor/EXT_lights_image_based at master · KhronosGroup/glTF · GitHub) extension and I’m seeing the cube faces end up in incorrect places when rendered with Babylon. The image-based lighting reflected in an object shows that the flattened cubemap, as shown in the spec (glTF/extensions/2.0/Vendor/EXT_lights_image_based at master · KhronosGroup/glTF · GitHub), is folded up such that Face 3 (-Y) is on the top and Face 2 (+Y) is on bottom. Additionally, I’m also noticing that the skybox that gets created is also inverted, though it has the Z instead of Y directions incorrect. I’m also curious why the skybox is added at all.
These are incorrect, right?
Edit: Somewhat different issue, but I’m also seeing a rotation discrepancy in the image based lighting between the sandbox (4.1.0-beta.23) and the Babylon previewer in VS Code (4.0.3). One appears to be using leftHanded rotation, the other right handed. Would using Babylon through these different systems have different defaults? I’m also seeing fairly different behavior between the two versions for irradiance.
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Rather than relying exclusively on Christian Thalmann's generous (and much-appreciated) advice (where do you get the time?!), I figured it might be a good idea to start a new thread. I don't expect it to turn into the premiere thread (I only hope
), but maybe this will help me and my fellow n00bz.
As anybody who' seen my "Critique" threads knows, I have lumpy curves. Really lumpy, bumpy, awkward curves -- sometimes flat, sometimes sharp. Awkward transitions, too. And figgy bowls. I'm starting to correct them one by one as they're pointed out, but I'm still not quite grasping the concept very well. ("Hi, my name is Mike and...") A few other people have hinted lately that they're having similar issues. Maybe it's a lack of art training?
Lately I've been getting much better results by deleting on on-curve point, adjusting the off-curve points if necessary, and letting my editor recreate the on-curve point. This definitely gives me smoother curves, but I still have issues with pointy -- "figgy" -- bowls. I often take the off-curve handles out a bit, but it's too easy to overdo it (or underdo!).
Another issue which I run into over and over is harmonizing inner and outer portions of a curve -- the bowl of /b, for example. In a face with angular stress, the extrema are not aligned (inner lower, outer higher for the afore-mentioned /b), and I always end up with weird shapes that don't fit together. (This may be why horizontal stress is so popular.)
Transitions between curve and flat, such as in /h, is another difficult task. (Although I think I'm pretty good with serifs.)
Anyhoo, does anybody have advice? techniques? words of encouragement or hope? I've reshaped /h/p/o/v so many times that I see them in my sleep, and switching to Morse code starts to look like a good idea. What should I look for?
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https://www.linux-apps.com/p/1006142/
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Adds a Tango themed look to the Pidgin screenlet using a combination of Gnome and Pidgin icons (released under GPL) that follow the Tango style guidelines. Based on Black 2 theme for 0.3.1 of the Pidgin Screenlet.
Changes from Black 2:
* Reduced brightness of some colours
* Removed some gradients
* Changed dark on hover to light on hover
* Replaced icons with a combination of Gnome (online tick) and default Pidgin (away clock, busy 'no entry' sign and offline cross) icons
* Created 'idle' question mark from tinted busy icon
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Hi I was wondering if anybody could help with my coding, in theory I know how to do it manually using basic commands however to save time and make it more efficient I'd like to use a .sh script to do it manually as I might use large amounts of data.
So the idea is I have 10 files, which would be named file_1.txt through to file_10.txt, and I want to treat file_1 as a sort of 'training' file. Therefore append file_2 to file_1, then use gzip to compress and save elsewhere, I imagine it would look something like this...
cat file_1.txt file_2.txt | gzip -c > newfile.gz
but then the next step is to do the same with file_3 to file_1 and zip as a new file, then file_4 to file_1 etc. (you get the idea).
Once it's ran through _2 to _10 with file_1, I'd like to then do the same with file_2 and append 1,3,4,5,6,7,8, and 10 each individually and zip etc.
Hence at the end I should have 90 seperate zip files. (Including each file just by itself zipped, i.e. file_1.gz, file_2.gz etc. as a reference to compare my appended files to).
Thanks in advance for any tips or help.
P.s. it doesn't matter if any code provided is really efficient, so for example split into 10 different loops one after the other, if it's clear then it's fine. I'm only analysing the results, not using the code per say. Thanks!
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The Word data type is a fundamental concept in computer programming and database management. It is used to represent and store alphanumeric characters, such as letters, numbers, and symbols, within a specified range of length. In this article, we will explore the Word data type in detail and understand its significance in various programming languages and databases.
What is a Data Type?
In programming, a data type defines the type of value that can be stored in a variable or used as an input or output for different operations. It determines the nature of the data and the operations that can be performed on it. Common data types include integers, floating-point numbers, characters, strings, boolean values, and more.
The Word Data Type
The Word data type is specifically designed to store alphanumeric characters within a defined length limit. The length limit varies depending on the programming language or database system being used.
In most programming languages and databases, the Word data type has a fixed length of 2 bytes (16 bits) or 4 bytes (32 bits). This means that it can store strings with lengths ranging from 2 to 4 characters.
This example demonstrates how to declare a variable with the Word data type in different programming languages:
Example in C:
word myVariable; // Declaration
Example in Java:
short myVariable; // Declaration
Example in SQL:
CREATE TABLE myTable ( myColumn WORD(4) );
Common Operations with Word Data Type
The Word data type supports various operations, such as:
- Assigning values: You can assign a value to a Word variable using an assignment operator (=).
- Comparison: You can compare two Word variables using comparison operators (e.g., ==, !=, <, >, <=, >=).
- Arithmetic operations: You can perform arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division on Word variables.
Here is an example of assigning a value to a Word variable and performing arithmetic operations:
word x = 10; word y = 5; word z = x + y; // z will have the value 15
Limitations of the Word Data Type
While the Word data type is useful in many scenarios, it has certain limitations:
- Length restriction: The length of a Word data type is fixed and limited. If you need to store longer strings or variable-length strings, you may need to use other data types like character arrays or strings.
- Loss of precision: The Word data type has a limited range of values it can represent. If the value assigned exceeds this range, it may lead to loss of precision or unexpected behavior.
The Word data type is an essential component in programming languages and databases for storing alphanumeric characters within a specified length limit. It allows efficient storage and manipulation of textual information.
However, it is crucial to consider its limitations when dealing with longer strings or requiring high precision in calculations. Understanding the capabilities and restrictions of different data types empowers programmers to make informed decisions while designing and implementing their applications.
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The site visitors see and experience today is not the original brownstone in which Theodore Roosevelt grew up. The site was re-created and opened to the public in 1923 as a museum. Learn how and why this site was re-created in this ranger talk!
28 minutes, 19 seconds
NPS/Alyssa Parker Geisman, Ryan Ventura
Copyright and Usage Info
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Widget instance does not return undefined for empty jQuery collection
|Reported by:||Victor Homyakov||Owned by:||Scott González|
Current versions of jQuery UI return following values for widget instance:
- When widget is initialized: widget instance
- When widget is not initialized:
- When jQuery collection is empty: empty jQuery collection
This is a bit misleading because as stated in https://api.jqueryui.com/jQuery.widget/#method-instance, if the element does not have an associated instance,
undefined is returned. I ran into that problem in single-page application, while I was simply checking for non-undefined widget instance before calling widget methods. In case when DOM element is missing, additional check is required.
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Microsoft Windows is a piece of shit. Was, is, and always shall be.
Some months back, one of Microsoft’s interminable automatic updates had a bug (what else could one expect?) and destabilized a stable system. Things started running slllloooowwww. Then crash. I was getting the Blue Screen of Death (BSD) thrice weekly. One day, I got two BSDs inside an hour.
Then one morning, the damned Windows wouldn’t start. Not even in Safe mode. So I got out my Windows distribution CD and began the re-installation process. That was Monday morning. This is Thursday noon.
For security, I use Microsoft’s wretched Securities Essentials. How many times over the last three days have I tried to get it installed? Six, maybe seven. Oh, it worked once but then I got some automatic Windows updates, one of which stepped on Essentials and I was stuck in Installation Hell. I even de-installed it twice. Well it’s working now, as is Windows.
Wishing to let sleeping dogs lie, I went into the security settings and turned off the automatic updates. On doing so, Windows told me I had 128 updates waiting to go! Well, you’d better believe I DSed those sons-of-bitches.
Oh, and when I tried, for the second time, to install Jo’s website creator, it worked one time but then Windows crashed twice more and the installed program disappeared from the menu. So I went back to the external hard drive where I’d stored the exe and was told the exe was corrupt. I’ failed to turn the external drive off and Windows had somehow gotten into the drive and wrecked the exe. Fortunately, I had the exe on another computer so I piped it onto a thumb drive, brought it over and got a clean install.
Jo and I are starting a MacIntosh fund. After we’ve saved enough pennies, I’ll store this computer in the garage and head for the closest Apple store. Enough is enough.
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An unexpected fatal error in a forced downcast from a nil to an optional generic type T, e.g. T = String?.
- NOTE: Casting nil as Any before the forced downcast is a workaround to avoid the runtime fatal error. Perhaps this in itself is its own bug?
- NOTE: This is similar to a previously reported and resolved bug: https://bugs.swift.org/browse/SR-912 — in this case, the input type is Any and not Any?.
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This is really simple to setup.
You just need to edit two files, then
upload everything to your server.
Just follow these directions:
1. Edit index.html to change the text and look of your countdown
The actual code for the countdown is on line 34, so make sure
you don't accidently delete this
2. Now edit the beginning of cookie.php
Days is how many days long you
want the launch to be
If you want 3 days, then it would
look like this:
$days = 3;
Hour is what time you will
launch (military time)
If you want to launch at 3:00PM,
then it would look like this:
$hour = 14;
(Please Note: Autolauncher
automatically figures out their time zone and launches
it in their time).
URL is where they will be redirected to once the
countdown completes. This
is where you put the sales page for your your new product you
are launching. I'll use
google as an example:
$url = 'http://www.google.com';
Dateformat is how the countdown will appear on the site. It's
defaulted for "Days Hours
Minutes Seconds" which should be fine.
$dateFormat = '%%D%% %%H%% %%M%% %%S%%';
Datefont is simply the font style for the countdown
$dateFont = 'Arial';
Datesize is the size of the countdown font
$dateSize = '32px';
Datecolor is the color of the font (Use #000000 for black, or
#FF0000 for red)
$dateColor = '#000000';
Cookiename is the name of the cookie put on there computer. If
you have multiple autolaunchers,
you'll need to name each of them a different Cookiename. Make
sure it's just one word.
This is defaulted to "autolauncher1":
$cookieName = 'autolauncher1'
3. That's it! Now upload the files to a new directory on your
4. When a person goes to that website, it
will start the countdown.
When they come back, it will continue the countdown for them.
And when the countdown is over, it will redirect them to your
new sales page.
5. Remember when writing your
emails, the user won't start the countdown UNTIL he hits the
page! So write your emails accordingly. (ProTip...
send them to a namesqueeze page for your new launch, with the
autolauncher website setup as the "Thank You Page".. this will
perfectly sync your new email launch series with their countdown
6. Also, don't forget.. this not only works great for counting
down to a new product launch, but also
works for giving a limited time restraint on a product you are
You could send an email saying "For 2 days only I'm giving my
full course for half off..." then send
them to a 2 day autolauncher that automatically redirects to
your normal sales page after 2 days.
7. You can also host as many autolaunchers as you want on your
domain. Just make sure you put them in different
directories and they use different "cookienames" as mentioned
8. Lastly, for advanced users, you can use
run cookie.php?do=delete on your website to delete the cookie
and reset the timer. Don't worry about this if it doesn't make
sense... It's just something for testing purposes and has
nothing to do with making Autolauncher work.
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My name is Kate and I head up the ‘User Centred Design Lab’, a new team based in the South East and South London region at the Department for Education (DfE). We’re working in an agile way to identify opportunities …
Related content and links
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A blog about how we're transforming the whole organisation and building digital capabilities and services at the Department for Education.
Come and help us support our users - DfE Digital is hiring. We’re looking for people to help us build excellent user-centred services.
- Writing content at speed July 9, 2020
- We’re creating a DfE Service Manual June 24, 2020
- Black lives are at stake - here's what you can do to help June 17, 2020
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https://answers.sap.com/questions/113731/currency-revaluation---unique-booking-requirement.html
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I have a unique requirement from client with respect to currency revaluation.
I understand the process for currency revaluation of open items at the month end - where items are revalued, gain/loss is posted to an adjustment account and then the postings are reversed on the 1st day of the next month.
Our client wants to do something different. The above process give them too much P&L fluctuations and they want to avoid doing the revaluation of open items. The client has asked whether there is any way to reverse the original postings and re-book those at the month-end rate itself, when the rate becomes available.
This way, there won't be any need to re-value as they are booked at the month end rate.
First of all, is this approach correct? If yes, how can we achieve this in practice?
Appreciate all the responses. Thank you very much.
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"mount.nfs: Connection timed out" #300
@podarok sure, here is a global allowing/denying commands.
sudo ufw default allow incoming && sudo ufw reload
For deny all:
sudo ufw default deny incoming && sudo ufw reload
It's also has some advanced options, which described here -> https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-setup-a-firewall-with-ufw-on-an-ubuntu-and-debian-cloud-server
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https://imapenguin.com/64-bit-addition-and-products-on-commodore-the-wheat-and-chessboard-problem/
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Dealing with large numbers in computing has been an attractive problem area for a long time. Using an average calculator might lead you to believe that it's too tricky for most applications.
But it's not that difficult. And to prove it, we're going to implement this calculation on machines with 8 Bit registers (I mean, cmon, on this site, you can't even pretend to be shocked).
Big numbers with the wheat and chessboard problem
A classic math exercise is called the wheat and chessboard problem.
If a chessboard were to have wheat placed upon each square such that one grain were placed on the first square, two on the second, four on the third, and so on (doubling the number of grains on each subsequent square), how many grains of wheat would be on the chessboard at the finish?
We can do this with simple addition. As a review, the largest 32-bit integer is 232 or 4,294,967,296. After that many digits calculators, and even languages, default to scientific notation. Something like:
Let's visualize what we're going to build in assembly in an easy to read language:
grains_sum = UInt64(0) grains = UInt64(1) wheat_mass = 65 # assume 65 mg per "grain" for square in range(1, 64) grains_sum += grains println("square $(square) grains $(grains) total $(grains_sum)") grains *= 2 end total_mass_kg = UInt128(fld(grains_sum * wheat_mass,1000)) println("$(total_mass_kg) kg")%
Pretty easy. Loop 64 times, add the number of grains to the previous and double the current for the next loop.
You might think this would be difficult on an 8 Bit processor, but it's not. To add two 8-bit numbers together, we simply add with carry the low byte and then do it over and over for the next 7 bytes. The carry bit moves on down with our addition. Easy peasy.
Fortunately, the problem we've chosen to tackle here is a multiply by two, which any computer going back to the 1960s can do pretty easily. Binary multiply and divide are just shifting left (multiply by 2) and shifting right (divide by two). Jim Butterfield's fantastic "Machine Language for the Commodore" has an excellent set of graphics to help visualize what we're doing here:
So to implement our 8-byte multiplier:
The tricky part here is actually the printing of the hex to decimal. Fortunately, we can get a head start/boost using "Graham's" 32-bit converter on Codebase64. Such an elegant solution Graham!
I've expanded Graham's solution to work on 8 bytes (64 bits) which happens to be exactly what we need.
So how'd it turn out?
Where do we go from here. Well, now that we can output up to 21 digits easily, we can multiply large numbers together.
mult32 .block lda #$00 sta product sta product+1 sta product+2 sta product+3 sta product+4 sta product+5 sta product+6 sta product+7 ; set binary ct 32 ldx #$20 shiftr lsr multiplier+3 ror multiplier+2 ror multiplier+1 ;divide multiplier by 2 ror multiplier bcc rotater lda product+4 ; get upper half of product ; and add multiplicand clc adc multiplicand sta product+4 lda product+5 adc multiplicand+1 sta product+5 lda product+6 adc multiplicand+2 sta product+6 lda product+7 adc multiplicand+3 rotater ror a ; rotate partial prod sta product+7 ror product+6 ror product+5 ror product+4 ror product+3 ror product+2 ror product+1 ror product dex bne shiftr rts .bend
Sometime over the next week, I'm going to try this on the KIM-1. If you try this on another platform, please let me know!
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Recently in one of the project I was working on we have socket.io server created using NodeJS and there were couple of Angular applications and android applications connects with it. However there was a requirement to connect with socket from Laravel app and emit the event.
Actually there was a form in Laravel app on submit of Form we have to notify the socket and socket further notify all the clients connected to it. In this blog I am going to mention how we solved this.
We all know Laravel by default comes with integration of Pusher we could have used it. But since Socket.io is free so we consider to use Socket.io.
Let's go step by step and understand how to connect with Socket.io
Create new folder socket in your app directory of Laravel app.
Copy following class in to app/Socket folder and rename it to SocketIO.php
There are many PHP socket IO client is available but we used above one. You can choose either one of your choice.
Connect and emit to socket. In your controller file where you want to emit the event. Add following code.
$socketIO = new SocketIO();
$returnValue = $socketIO->send('YOUR_URL', YOUR_PORT, 'YOUR_EVENT',json_encode(YOUR_PHP_ARRAY))
For this add following line to top of your controller.
That's it and now you can connect with socket and emit event to it.
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