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Increasingly, reporters are turning to Microsoft Excel — or similar spreadsheet programs like Apple’s Numbers — to advance their reporting. They’re using spreadsheets to keep track of city budgets, baseball statistics, campaign finance and hospital data.
If you’re not already using spreadsheets, it’s tough to know where to start. In this piece, I’ll offer some guidance for journalists who want to use Excel but have little experience with it.
Spreadsheet programs are set up as tables of cells, arranged in vertical columns (each assigned a letter) and horizontal rows (each assigned a number). The intersection of any column and row is a cell. So, column A and row 1 results in the cell A1.
One of the greatest benefits of a spreadsheet is the ability to combine cells to create new data. We accomplish this through formulas.
Let’s say cell A1 has the value of 6 and cell B1 has the value of 2. We can perform math on these cells. In cell C1, we can type an equal sign (this tells the cell we are writing a formula), and then select cell A1, type a plus sign, and select cell B2. Hit return and you’ll see the value of cell C1 now equals 8.
… becomes this:
If you change the formula in cell C1 to read “=A1-B1” …
… the value of C1 will change to 4.
Likewise, if the formula is changed to “=A1/B1” …
… the value of C1 will become 3.
And if the formula is changed to “=A1*B1” …
… the value of C1 will become 12.
If you change the values of A1 or B1, the results of the formula in C1 will change accordingly.
In the examples above, the spreadsheet is assuming that the data types in A1 and B1 are numbers. But sometimes, cells hold other kinds of data.
Cells can hold text (also known as strings), percentages, dates, time durations, currency and more.
Imagine if we changed the cell type of A1 and B1 from “number” to “text.” For starters, Excel would no longer be able to do math on those cells. But that doesn’t mean Excel can’t perform formulas with those cells. You could, for example, still “add” A1 to B1. You would use the same formula as above, but change the + to an &. Then, instead of getting “8,” you would get “62.” That’s because Excel is now “concatenating” the cells.
So, this …
… becomes this:
This might be useful, for example, if you had phone numbers broken out by their component parts and wanted to add them together. You might have a column of area codes, a column of exchanges and a column of line numbers, which might look like this:
Clearly, we don’t want to “add” these numbers together. We want to concatenate them to create a single phone number. And, we also want to introduce new characters into this formula. We want to format our phone number to look like this:
To do this, we need to insert other text into our formula. To add other characters, we surround them with quotation marks and set them off with an ampersand. For example, in cell D1, we would write:
=”(“&A1&”) “&B1&”-“C1 as seen here:
To extend that formula down the column, copy cell D1 and paste it in the other cells. Excel is smart enough to automatically change A1, B1 and C1 to A2, B2 and C2 and on down the line, resulting in this:
Other types of data Excel can handle include:
- Scientific notation
By specifying in Excel what type of data a cell contains, you can control how the information is displayed, and you can properly manipulate that information. For example, if you have a cell containing 12/25/2011 and you tell Excel to parse that field as a date, Excel can then display Dec. 25, 2011, or 25/12/2011 or however you want.
Likewise, if you add “7” to Dec. 25, 2011, you’ll get the expected result of Jan. 2, 2012. But that will happen only if you specify the data type. To do that, select the cells you want to specify, click on the Format menu and select “Cells.” Not only will you be able to specify the field type, but you’ll be able to provide a format for the fields as well.
Sometimes you have a spreadsheet where data is combined, but you want it separated. A common situation involves names.
Imagine a column of names that looks like this:
Perhaps you want to separate the names into two columns: first name and last name.
To do that, you select the column, go to the Data menu and select “Text to columns.” (The process method may vary depending on your version of Excel. These instructions are for Excel 2008 for Mac.) You will have the option of selecting a fixed width (that is, a certain number of characters), or a specific delimiter, such as a space, a tab, a comma, a semicolon or a delimiter of your choosing. In our example, we’ll select “Space” and click “Finish.”
You’ll then end up with the following:
Keeping track of all your columns can be a challenge. To help keep yourself sane, you can create a header row that titles each column. Just insert a new row at the top of your document. You can then name each column in that header row.
If your spreadsheet has lots of rows, though, scrolling down means you lose your header row. To fix this, you can “lock” your header row. The method is slightly unintuitive. You select the row below the header row (or rows) and then go to the Window menu and select “Freeze Panes.” (Note, this only works in the “Normal” view.)
Now, when you scroll through your document, your header row stays in place, making it easy to always know what you’re looking at:
Sorting and filtering
Now that you have your header row, you can easily filter and sort your data.
If you click on a column and select one of the toolbar sort buttons, the entire spreadsheet will re-sort, including your header row. This is a problem. To sort the data but maintain your header row, go to the Data menu and select “Sort.” There, you will have the ability to select your sort order. At the bottom of the window, you can let Excel know that you have a header row, which the program will preserve in the first row.
An even easier way requires an intermediate step. Go to the Data menu and select “Filter” and then “Auto filter.” Doing so will add small arrows to your header cells. From these arrows, you can quickly sort the column and even create filters, as seen here:
For example, by selecting “Custom filter,” we can filter column C (the last name of the presidents) to show only those rows where the last name contains the letter “o.” After you click OK, you’ll see John Adams disappear from the list.
To bring him back, just click on the header arrows in that column and select “Show all.”
Now that you’ve mastered some of the basic ways to manipulate and organize your data, let’s briefly explore one of the most powerful tools in Excel: the pivot table. A pivot table makes it easy to perform an analysis of the data contained in the spreadsheet.
For this exercise, I’m going to use a spreadsheet that lists contributions to members of Congress. Each contribution is assigned a category. So, this spreadsheets has two columns: “Contribution amount” and “type of contribution”:
Let’s say I want to add up all the contributions by category. To do this, I’ll launch a pivot table by going to the Data menu and selecting “Pivot table report…”
In the resulting dialog box, you’ll be asked to identify the source of the data you wish to analyze. We’ll select “Microsoft Excel list or database.” We’ll then be asked to identify the cell range of the data we want to use. It will default to the entire spreadsheet, but if you want to use just a selection of the data, you can select the portion of the spreadsheet you want to use. We’ll rely on the default.
Then the pivot table wizard will ask if you want the table in a new sheet. You can say yes. You then end up with a table and a floating palette that looks like this:
Excel is expecting you to drag and drop the header labels in the floating palette into the proper position in the table.
Now, we want to add up the contributions by category. To do this, we’ll drag “contribution type” to the left-most part of the table, where it says “Drop row fields here.” Then we’ll drop “amount” into the main area of the table, where it says “Drop data items here.”
The resulting table automatically adds up the amounts by category. We can see, for example, that there were two categories of contributions, “honorary expenses” and “meeting expenses.” The total amounts for each were $69,059,752.99 and $8,787,082.93 respectively, as seen here:
But, maybe we don’t want totals. Maybe we want to see the average contributions for each category. Simply click the “Field settings” icon in the floating palette (it’s the one with the blue “i”) and change summarize to “Average.”
Now you’ll see that the average honorary expense was $11,563.92 and the average meeting expense was $7,149.78, as seen here:
Or, we can count the number of contributions by each category. Click the “Field settings” icon again and then select “Count.”
Pivot tables aren’t intuitive at first, but once you get the hang of them, they become indispensable tools for quickly analyzing the data in your spreadsheet.
Excel (and other spreadsheet programs) are powerful tools and a valuable part of a reporter’s digital arsenal. Although this tutorial is by no means exhaustive, it should enable you to dig into the next spreadsheet you get without fear.
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I'm doing 2-way FSI simulation with hyper elastic materials, i'm trying to use Mooney Rivlin 5 parameter model for hyper elastic behavior. I borrowed all 5 parameters from an article with the same concept, but i'm having a serious converging problem. I have tried to run the simulation with different mesh size and different elements, also with different time step size (increasing and decreasing the step size) but each time Solution information gives me the same Error below:
Distributed sparse solver minimum pivot in absolute value=
3.737065875E-02 at node 281725 UZ.
DISP CONVERGENCE VALUE = 0.7277 CRITERION= 0.3713E-01
EQUIL ITER 1 COMPLETED. NEW TRIANG MATRIX. MAX DOF INC= 0.7277
FORCE CONVERGENCE VALUE = 5.978 CRITERION= 0.7782E-03
DISP CONVERGENCE VALUE = 7.648 CRITERION= 0.3987
EQUIL ITER 2 COMPLETED. NEW TRIANG MATRIX. MAX DOF INC= 7.648
*** ERROR *** CP = 619.418 TIME= 221:22
Element 152312 (type = 6, SOLID186) (and maybe other elements) has
become highly distorted. Excessive distortion of elements is usually
a symptom indicating the need for corrective action elsewhere. Try
ramping the load up instead of step applying the load (KBC,1). You
may need to improve your mesh to obtain elements with better aspect
ratios. Also consider the behavior of materials, contact pairs,
and/or constraint equations. Please rule out other root causes of
this failure before attempting rezoning or nonlinear adaptive
solutions. If this message appears in the first iteration of first
substep, be sure to run shape checking of elements.
I have already run the same model with elastic materials and it converged with little changes in mesh size. But for the hyper elastic material, nothing seems to effect the converging process. I'm attaching a picture of what happens to the model after the element distortion.
Could anyone help me?
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Has anyone successfully integrated both Lotaris and an AdRotator, I am getting an unhandled exception thrown every time Lotaris returns control to the app.
Every time my license information is updated I call:
await App.Dispatcher.RunAsync(Windows.UI.Core.CoreDispatcherPriority.Normal, () =>
AdRotator.Visibility = Windows.UI.Xaml.Visibility.Collapsed;
else AdRotator.Visibility = Windows.UI.Xaml.Visibility.Visible;
AdRotator.IsEnabled = AdRotator.Visibility == Windows.UI.Xaml.Visibility.Visible;
The rotator throws an unhandled exception after control is returned to my app. This is my stack trace:
System.ArgumentException: The parameter is incorrect. target
at Windows.UI.Xaml.Media.Animation.Storyboard.SetTarget(Timeline timeline, DependencyObject target)
at AdRotatorWin8.AdRotatorControl.AdRotatorControl_Loaded(Object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
Is there some fix I can do so my app won't crash consistently? I don't want to have to drop the AdRotator because of this.
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Since the arrival of the BitTorrent Protocol within the last decade, we've seen the rise and fall of many popular torrent trackers. Trackers are persistent in retaining swarm transmissions, and allow the scrape of public torrents worldwide. With the fall of so many popular trackers, everyone always asks what trackers remain, and what they should use. Here I'll outline for you a small list of public and open torrent trackers, all of which you can use when creating a new .torrent file. I'll also unveil to the public, a new and interesting tracker, the Genocide tracker.
The Open BitTorrent tracker(s):
The Public BT tracker(s):
The Bit Trek tracker(s):
The I Stole It tracker:
The TorrentBox tracker:
The BitTorrent AM tracker(s):
The h33t tracker:
The Russian Open Sharing tracker:
The Slavik Open BitTorrent tracker(s):
The always infamous denis stalker tracker(s):
The Ill BitReceptor tracker:
The Sharing Headquarters tracker:
The MightyNova tracker:
The BT Fans tracker:
The RARBG tracker:
The BT Miner tracker:
The Torrent To tracker(s)
The PeerHub tracker:
The Torrent Download tracker:
The Torrent Box tracker(s):
The 1337x tracker(s):
The newly released Genocide tracker:
All of these above mentioned trackers, work great. While there is no need for all of the trackers above, these are possibly the best public trackers available at the moment. Some of these may go down temporarily, but I assure you all of these will remain alive and well within due time. These are considered trusted, reliable, and respected trackers, in the world of torrents.
If however one tracker were to go down, it's always a great idea to add another as a backup, so your torrents are still able to scrape (show proper stats) in torrent clients and on torrent sites. So if you use a few backups, you should be okay. The only problem with using various trackers, is that by doing so you can "split" the swarm of peers. A healthy swarm usually consists of those being held amongst one set of trackers, but none the less, the benefits of a backup tracker or two far outweigh the downside to the situation.
While creating torrents, I find it's always great and almost a must to enable the Distributed Hash Table (DHT) function on torrents. Doing so will allow a torrent to seed/leech even after a tracker has died or timed out. This is convenient for all public sites, although private sites tend to not allow this.
If you don't already know, trackers which are in groups, and have a .php tracker, is typically the tracker of the set which allows a tracker to scrape. So if a set of trackers include multiple trackers, then remember to always add them all. Also the majority of trackers are in http:// protocol, which means that if the server is down, the tracker is surely down as well, but, can easily be set back up from a backup server. The UDP tracker protocol is a high-performance low-overhead BitTorrent tracker protocol. It uses the stateless User Datagram Protocol (UDP) for data transmission instead of the HTTP protocol (over TCP) regular trackers use. The data is in a custom binary format instead of the standard bencode algorithm BitTorrent uses for most communication. Sadly, many clients do not allow UDP trackers, such as the Transmission torrent client.
Many new trackers are popping up daily, using the Creative Commons license, which is enabling more and more programmers and coders to invent a tracker. Also the majority of the world's largest torrent trackers, including the world's largest tracker which has now fallen, all used the OpenBitTorrent software. This software is responsible for some great public trackers, and we presume will continue to evolve with the times. Change is necessary for survival, and OpenBitTorrent realizes this.
With all the creativity and technology that arises from torrents, and file sharing in general, we can only expect trackers to get better. What many researchers are in the process of doing, myself included, is trying to creat a new kind of torrent tracker. Everyone knows that a tracker helps embroil you into a swarm, but what if the tracker instead of pinpointing swarms that are healthy from various continents, could develop a swarm that is closer to you, such as within a few hundred miles? Doing this is the future of trackers, instead of bubbling within a swarm in various regions of the world, you would be directed into an area that is within range of you, thus not only creating a healthy swarm, but a faster swarm, since the distance for the file transfer would not be as far.
These are just some of the ideas that are still in the developmental stages, and I will assure you that the next releases of the Genocide tracker for one, will include these technologies, which as of now, are only in a "beta" or test phase, not fully available for widespread public use. Either way, the future of torrent trackers looks exciting, and we can only hope that it gets more interesting.
I hope you all enjoy this list, and find it somewhat useful or at least found a few helpful tips in my writings. Remember, seeding is of the absolute importance if you are downloading, in order to keep strong and healthy swarms for everyone. If anyone else has any great trackers they know of, and I know there are hundreds upon hundreds, feel free to post them in the comments below. It just would not be possible for me to emphasize each and every tracker here, I just hand picked some of the most reliable and trusted trackers, as well as unveiled to you a new one, which the public may now feel free to use here on ET. Stay safe guys, and remember, sharing is caring.
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|Thanks Obs Another great read.|
I am on DSL and between 4:30pm and 2:30 am I am heavily throttled on Torrents. Last night on your advice I downloaded Black Doll which I noticed was not on a usual tracker but on what looked like an ISP address (which is I assume the new genocide tracker). I was getting 4.5MB down instead of 25kps (as this was during throttling times). I am very greatfull for the way black doll was put up. I just thought I would put that out there as maybe some people might find it interesting that this new tracker can defeat throttling in Canada. Maybe people from different Countries can confirm this is true for theirs also. I for one will be keeping an eye out for this tracker for sure.
|:) The new tracker has functions that almost no tracker has... it will be very fulfilling although its just now been announced as a "beta". Although it's completely stable, we're still in the begginning pahases of this. Expect the arrival of a sister tracker soon, as well as a udp tracker, for those whom have the clients which allow such a tracker. I ask as many people to use the tracker as possible, so we can monitor the success of it before it goes "stable".|
|EXCELLENT. This will help alot of New and Existing Uploaders. I'm REALLY GLAD to see this post. Thank you OBS. Will start using the Genocide Tracker as well. :D|
|Awsome read man.Obs is like the guru of the bittorrent world,very knowledgeable.|
|As ALWAYS OBS.....Thank You!!! I feel like I was told a secret....and I wanna tell everyone...lol. Thanks again man...for your passion and your work.|
|Thanks for the Info..*update* |
http://genesis.1337x.org:1337/announce ((NOT WORKING))
|Genesis and Nemesis are down right now, they'll be back up soon :D|
|Thanks OBSCENE, u r great. This will help me a lot.|
|posted by (2012-05-05 19:12:14)|
|Hello Everyone, I built an Open Tracker / Public Tracker, feel free to use it.|
|USING THE ISTOLE.IT TRACKER IS BAD DO NOT USE IT ITS A TRICK, it worksfor a while then it only tries to connect and rejects you, but its been associated with numerours infringmentnotes and port scanning, people all over have been getting infringment notes with the istole.it tracker identifying them, and thoes who are more tech savy have noticed its constantly trying to call home under some scenerios bypassing user defined rules of engagement on there own systems and routers, that it tries all available ports one after another even though they are not assigned to utorrent, i dont know enough about it but the informations out there, and not only does it port scan possiby report you, if its not connecting to you and giving you good speeds(so it can screw your later with isp notices) the constant port scanning and such if you are blocking it, and its ability to hang uttorent after you close it somehow so it can continue its dirty business, it slows down the rest of your speed, this is a compilation of words used to describe istole.it from across the internet on various boards.|
|INFECTIOS i need toknow what your avatars from. it makes me want to know more|
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I have a Royal SRS with 02 receivers JR DMSS RG812BX, every time I power up the Royal it shows 1 hold, some antenna fades and lost frames despite the distance from the transmitter (JR28X) is less than 1 meter. I updated to the new version of the royal (19.3) but it disn’t fix this problem. When I plug only one receiver everything works great. I replaced the 02 receivers but it shows the same failure.
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[System.Runtime.InteropServices.Guid("A7A64DE3-9B5C-47F0-ABAD-0AEDBD6CC057")] [System.Runtime.InteropServices.InterfaceType(1)] public interface IVsTextColorState
Implemented by the standard text buffer, consumed by IVsColorizer instances, or any other outside party instigating a change to the color states of lines in a text buffer without necessarily changing the contents of the buffer itself.
Returns the buffer's cached state for the start of the given line.
Recalculates the color state of lines in a text buffer.
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It is easy to create my objects
But in railclone02,I found a limit about "evenly".
I hope that
X'8 align to X8
X'9 align to X9
X'10 align to X10
X'11 align to X11
X'12 align to X12
Is there any way(railclone or macro or script) to deal with them?
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Build a crypto trading platform
Dibayar semasa penghantaran
This project is to build a crypto trading platform. This includes developing and improving the frontend interface, adding new features, and making improvements to existing features.
And we are building a crypto trading platform now.
but we have some issues on the front-end that need to be fixed urgently
The ideal candidate will have experience in the following areas:
• Creating responsive web designs that are compatible with various browsers and devices
• Creating user interfaces that are intuitive and visually appealing
• Integrating third-party APIs
• Testing and debugging
• Familiarity with cryptocurrency and blockchain technology
ID Projek: #37520501
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Originally Posted by scoobs
he did - that's why they replayed - it was called out, he challenged, it was in, they replayed, he missed the first serve and then hit the backhand wide.
Right. I think Cedric was telling Fed he did not initially hear the linesman call the ball out. Muzza was the only one who seemed to hear it at first.
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Their technology makes it possible that very little has to be done to your web content. You get written content in quantities that you can really use. Your articles will be well written and easy to understand. The professionals have the tools to help you improve your business or brand on the internet. Most people are hesitant to use a spin writer technology, but Spin Rewriter 9.0 takes the guesswork out of having relevant written content for your business or brand. More importantly, your website can reuse content without copyright issues with Spin Rewriter 9.0
Spinning Speed – How quick can these spinners spin the article above. WordAi took 3 minutes and 48 seconds and SpinerChief III Ultimate using Super Spin in the balanced setting (meaning try to be unique as possible while still being readable) took less than 3 seconds to generate. I’ve had WordAi take 5+ minutes before, they need to speed things up. Clearly SpinnerChief won the speed test.
Before WordAi even starts spinning, it reads the entire article to understand both "generally" what the article is about and the "specifics" as to what exactly happens in the article. This allows WordAi to create complicated paragraph and document level spins based on its deep understanding of the article. Because no other machine has this level of deep understanding, it makes your content look human written. It is even able to correctly write high quality titles by identifying what the article is talking about.
If you consider that you can spin articles with Search Engine Optimization (SEO) in mind it definitely makes Spin Rewriter 9.0 worth the money. Your articles will now be able to rank in Google for your keywords you want to rank for. The more content you can produce and put on your website the quicker Google will rank you. This allows you to quickly create scalable evergreen content that will rank for years.
The answer is very straightforward because it is the simplest yet most efficient online paraphrasing tool. You will know what we are talking about once you will start using this free article spinner. You have to use the Article Rewriter Tool to know what exactly we are talking about. This handy text spinner is useful for writers, bloggers, and webmasters. Accuracy, reliability, and swiftness are what makes it the best article rewriter. Moreover, it is completely free, and we intend to always keep it like that.
This article spinner is known to have a team of friendly customer service representatives that are more than glad to accept any issues. Whenever theres a problem with the server or the system in terms of its features and functionality, then you can always escalate the problem to the best representatives available by submitting a ticket so that it can be resolved as soon as you reach out to them.
I personally love this one. It creates amazing content and is extremely affordable. We use a combination of WordAI and Spin Rewriter for our SEO projects, because these two are just an amazing combination. I think Spin Rewriter beats the “Standard Spinner” of WordAI in terms of quality and human readability, but loses to its “Turing Spinner”. So what we do is use the “Turing Spinner” for Tier 1 projects and then Spin Rewriter for the lower tiers. Sometimes we might switch them up, but it really depends a lot on the situation.
When it comes to rewriting articles, there are times where doing it can be a lot stressful than ever, and this is very inconvenient as it can make your work slow and so is your productivity and payday. This is not a good thing for online writers and SEO specialists because this will be all of a hassle for their workday, and can give them a lot of stress.
After adding the text you intend to process, SpinnerChief lists some basic information about it, such as the number of words, sentences and paragraphs. The 'Select Synonyms' section allows you to choose the terms you want to use, while the 'Quick Sentence Rewriting' and 'Quick Paragraph Rewriting' features enable you to rephrase certain pieces of text.
Think of it this way: What do you have more chance of hitting, a distant, tiny target or the broad side of a barn? For the sake of search engine optimization, you want your website to be the broad side of barn. The more quality articles, or unique readable content, your website or blog offers to search engines (and therefore the general public) the more exposure your website will receive from major search engines.
But still, this tool is guaranteed to be very useful, and every writer can use it whenever they wish to do some rewriting, and this tool can be educational especially if you want to learn how to revise words the right way. This is a great teacher and helper for your work, and rest assured that using this will be as easy as opening up your program for writing!
After rewriting and keeping the dynamics of the writing same, our tool passes it through a plagiarism checker. This ensures that the legal standard of plagiarism is maintained after rewriting the article. After all this process, a final rewritten form is presented to you. All this process may require some time depending upon the nature and length of the article to be rewritten.
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Posted on by Secure Codingin
By David Svoboda
Senior Member of the Technical Staff
Whether Java is more secure than C is a simple question to ask, but a hard question to answer well. When we began writing the SEI CERT Oracle Coding Standard for Java, we thought that Java would require fewer secure coding rules than the SEI CERT C Coding Standard because Java was designed with security in mind. We naively assumed that a more secure language would need fewer rules than a less secure one. However, Java has 168 coding rules compared to just 116 for C. Why? Was our (admittedly simplistic) assumption completely spurious? Or, are there problems with our C or Java rules? Or, are Java programs, on average, just as susceptible to vulnerabilities as C programs? In this post, I attempt to analyze our CERT rules for both C and Java to determine if they indeed refute the conventional wisdom that Java is more secure than C.
I will assume that the C and Java rules are both consistent and comprehensive. That is, every vulnerability that can be encoded using the subsets of C and Java, as specified in both standards' Scope sections, can be categorized as noncompliant with exactly one rule. Thus, there are no vulnerabilities covered by two rules, nor do the rules omit any vulnerabilities.
Both standards were written with these goals in mind. For C we restrict our rules to the ISO C standard [C11], and for Java we restrict our rules to the Java Language Specification plus some of the core libraries. These standards were also developed on our public wiki and reviewed by experts in the C and Java communities. We acknowledge that the number of rules for any domain is an interesting but not persuasive metric regarding the domain's security. A more persuasive line of thought is as follows: If the secure coding rules for one domain are a proper subset of the secure coding rules for a second domain, then the first domain is more secure than the second. We would also assert that the first domain is simpler to use, because a developer concerned with security would need to remember fewer rules.
Media coverage of exploits of Java desktop and server apps has been relatively limited. While Java has suffered a few high-profile exploits, the most notorious of these exploited vulnerabilities in the Java core libraries and only worked on applets. Most exploits that involve Java are injection exploits, such as cross-site scripting (XXS), that are not specific to the language itself. In contrast, C has a long and sordid history of exploits going back to the late 1980s (and probably earlier). For these reasons, Java is often considered more secure.
For this analysis, I decided to focus on the most critical rules in the C and Java coding standards. Both coding standards provide a severity metric for each rule, which ranks the consequences of violating the rule as follows:
So I simply counted the rules that have a high severity for both C and Java, assuming Java would have fewer high-severity rules than C. Here are my results:
It appears that Java does have slightly fewer rules that address code execution or privilege escalation. The difference, however, appears rather marginal.
I then looked more deeply into the high-severity rules in both C and Java and tried to categorize them by asking why each one was high-severity. Here is a summary of my results, which are then explained further below.
Categorization of High-Severity Rules
The preceding analysis demonstrates that all of the high-severity Java rules also apply to C code, except for those in Java's biggest category, which is internal privilege escalation (IPE). C has no possibility of IPE because C lacks an internal privilege model. We also note that C's biggest security category is memory corruption, which does not affect Java code. Finally, Java has only a marginally lower percentage of high-severity rules than C.
Let's now consider the scope of these rules. Some rules are simply out-of-scope for many programs. For example, the concurrency rules in both C and Java are inapplicable to single-threaded programs. A developer who writes a single-threaded program therefore has fewer secure coding rules to comply with than a developer writing a multithreaded program.
Next, let's consider Java's IPE category. This set of rules is designed for Java code that operates in the face of untrusted code that runs in the same program. Most Java code, however, does not work with untrusted code. Desktop applications typically do not involve untrusted code. An application with a plugin framework, such as Eclipse, could employ Java's security architecture to restrict plugins, but it does not have to. Eclipse, for example, assumes that any installed plugins are just as trusted as the core application. In other words, Eclipse depends on the user to protect it from untrusted code. Consequently, the IPE rules do not apply to Eclipse or to most desktop applications.
What about applets and servlets? Java applets may be dying, but servlets are quite alive and well, as used by JBoss and Apache Tomcat. Most applets and servlets do run with restricted privileges but typically do not interact with untrusted code. They interact only with their container framework, such as JBoss, so the IPE rules do not apply to applets or servlets.
The IPE rules are designed for code to handle untrusted code, including in applet containers and servlet containers, such as JBoss and Tomcat, and any libraries these containers may depend on, such as the Java core libraries. If you are writing Java core library code, or code that is used in a servlet framework, the IPE rules apply to you. If you are writing only desktop applications, applets, or servlets themselves, however, you can ignore the IPE rules.
The closest analogue provided by C is C code that is privileged by a platform but which must interact with unprivileged code. UNIX programs with root privileges or Windows programs with administrative privileges would apply here.
Consequently, if you are writing unprivileged C code, you can ignore the four EPE rules of C. If you are writing unprivileged Java code, you can ignore the 20 IPE rules. Most code, both in C and Java, is unprivileged.
So, how do our high-severity rules look if we restrict our rules to those that don't cover privilege escalation, either internal or external?
Now that we have excluded privilege escalation, the difference in severity between Java and C rules is striking: 6 percent of Java rules vs. 25 percent of C rules. If you are writing unprivileged code, therefore, you have many fewer rules to worry about in Java than you do in C. Consequently, this table strongly hints that Java is more secure than C. In fact, as we showed earlier, all nine of the remaining high-severity Java rules also apply to C, which provides more rigorous support for our hypothesis.
Wrapping Up and Looking Ahead
In summary, the only technologies that prevent remote execution in the face of memory corruption (such as buffer overflows) are not yet trusted enough by the C community to allow us to ignore the CERT C rules that address memory corruption. In contrast, Java programs do not suffer from memory corruption, because the Java Virtual Machine never loads untrusted Java code into memory unless specifically instructed to do so by a Java program. Most Java programs do not load untrusted code into memory, so many rules in our Java standard do not apply to them, including the 20 high-severity IPE rules.
If you are writing Java code to manage unprivileged Java code (such as an applet container), you are subject to about as many severe rules as if you are writing C code. If your Java code is itself unprivileged, however, or if you are ignoring Java's privilege model, you are subject to far fewer high-severity rules than if you program in C.
For more information about the work of the CERT Secure Coding Team, please visit
To read the paper On the Effectiveness of Adress-Space Randomization by Shacham, Hovav, Page, Matthew, Pfaff, Ben, Goh, Eu-Jin, Modadugu, Nagendra, and Boneh, Dan, please click here.
To read the paper, The Geometry of Innocent Flesh on the Bone: Return-into-libc without Function Calls (on the x86) by Shacham, Hovav, please click here.
To view the standard for (C11]) ISO/IEC. Programming Languages--C, 3rd ed , please click here.
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USB guide now at https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/USB/HOWTO
LiveUSB guide moved to https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/LiveUSB/HOWTO
Fix bug #384117 - Refer to the more recent SATA device scheme instead of older IDE
#379883 - Removing link attribute from guide element as it is not used anymore. Next step will be to remove it from DTD
remove deprecated kernel option, bug 290332
updated USB HID config location. this update covers the handbooks and the USB guide. for the latter, i removed the section on kernel 2.4 configuration, as there are no 2.4 kernels supported by gentoo.
DIE HOTPLUG DIE. by request of cardoe.
typo fix, thanks to ewould on IRC for pointing it out
Remove all references to coldplug, bug 170679. All hail the udev-only era, for as long as it lasts. Don't like udev? Complain to greg_kh! udev is now The Gentoo Way(tm)
updated usb guide for bug 156335
Updated usb-guide to reflect changed kernel options in kernels greater than 2.6.14 (which is pretty old, yeah?)
Fixed intra-doc URIs for the upcoming xhtml-1.0 spec, see bug 128709
The Gentoo Linux LiveUSB HowTo isn't a reference for the usb guide.
#118179, adding LiveUSB Howto as a reference
Fix USB FAQ url
#101908 - Typos + Clarifications with minor content changes. Thanks to Swift for fixing most of this before I got around to it and Erik Musick for reporting.
Small spelling issues, no content. Thanks to cynric on the Gentoo forums for noticing
Removed unused and wrong section id, Updated License to cc-by-sa 2.5
Updated email for fox2mike
Improved coding style Added missing $Header$ Used <ul> instead of <p>1)....</p> Split long comments in <pre> No actual content change
Fixed gentoo-dev-sources issue and added less to dmesg, due to #89044
#72958 - Add USB Guide
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Now you have you variables twice (though with slightly different names), and you also have them again in main().
You really only need them once as private variables - that is the purpose of have get and set functions.
The idea is to have all the variables and functions private (they can be accessed directly by the functions in the account class. Then you have public get functions to access the variables (only the ones you need) from the object (myAccount). The same applies to set functions.
Obviously you are not going to have public getPassCode or setPassCode functions. The same applies for the other variables.
Think about the real life situation. You wouldn't want anyone to go to your bank and be able to change the account name, number, balance, pass code etc for your bank account. Say you wish to change your passcode. So the bank verifies that it is you ( they have a procedure) the change is done via a ChangePassCode function not by directly changing the PassCode variable. Same thing with account balance, this is done via Deposit and Withdrawal functions,with appropriate verification.
I hope this explains some of the ideas better.
I know it's a bit of a pain, but I would seriously recommend crating the Account.cpp file.
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Whole genome sequencing of glioblastoma reveals enrichment of non-coding constraint mutations in known and novel genes
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The dataset comprises of an aggregate level VCF (version 4.1), containing the somatic point and indel mutations found across the glioblastoma cohort (SweGBM-1, n=38 samples). The VCF file is in accordance with the HTS format specifications (https://samtools.github.io/hts-specs/).
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“Imagine making this in your apartment with your neighbors downstairs.” Watch the first episode of Eating Your Feed, Season 2!
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Run up against my memory wall on disk, so I removed an entire app, but that didn’t free up any space. I suspect this has to do with the database, though my colleague says that he cleared the database before I removed the app from my workspace. Is this a problem with reallocation versus deletion? If so, is there a way to clear that space?
Did you use apt-get upgrade? if no
You can use
du -h -t 50M / to find large files in your workspace see.
ERROR 2003 (HY000): Can't connect to MySQL server
In case anyone stumbles upon this thread with the same issue, the link harutyun provides at the end of his post is fairly descriptive in how to resolve the issue.
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FlexNet® debug log files include new entries when users try to borrow licenses. For example, the log file could include an entry similar to the following:
"09:10:56 (MLM) Attempting to borrow: "MATLAB"
If you are using scripts or similar methods to parse log files, check that this new entry does not cause compatibility issues.
In R2015b, the license manager software was updated to FlexNet 18.104.22.168. To use MATLAB® and Simulink® R2015b and later, updating your license manager software to version 22.214.171.124 is required. Install the license manager that ships with this release. For installation instructions, see License Management in the installation documentation.
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Intro to WP7 Development: #2 Choosing the right Frameworkpublished on: 03/01/2020 | Tags: GetStarted windows-phone
This is our second post: "#2 Choosing the right Framework" of the "Intro to WP7 Development" series of tutorials. You can check the previous post here: "#1 Understanding the Platform".
The Windows Phone Application Platform provides two frameworks for developing applications:
- The Silverlight framework for event-driven, XAML-based application development that allows developers to develop creative mark-up based user experiences.
- The XNA Framework for loop-based games that enables immersive and fun gaming and Getting starterentertainment experiences.
These two frameworks provide a number of components for developers to construct applications on.
Silverlight is an event driven application and UI framework which has a lot of controls with awesome tool support for styling them. 3D graphics are supported through perspective effects using PlaneProjection transform. Use it if:
- You want a XAML based, event driven application framework.
- You want rapid creation of a Rich Internet Application-style user interface.
- You want to use Windows Phone controls.
- You want to embed video inside your application.
- You want to use an HTML web browser control.
XNA uses a frame loop that's designed around game development and high performance graphical applications.It has fast rendering which supports full 3D through Hardware Accelerated 3D API's. Use it:
- You want a high performance game framework
- You want rapid creation of multi-screen 2D and 3D games.
- You want to manage art assets such as models, meshes, sprites, textures, effects, terrains, or animations in the XNA Content Pipeline.
NOTE: You can also take a look at the MSDN Documentaton.
Top Windows Phone Development Resources
- Windows 8 Development Guide
- Windows Phone Development Guide
- Windows Phone Toolkit In Depth e-Book
- WindowsPhoneGeek Developer Magazine
- Top Components for Windows Phone and Windows 8 app development
- 400+ Windows Phone Development articles in our Article Index
- PerfecTile, ImageTile Tools for Windows Phone and Windows 8
- Latest Windows Phone Development News & community posts
- Latest Windows 8/ WinRT Development News & comunity posts
- Windows Phone & Windows 8 Development Forums
Our Top Tips & Samples
- What's new in Windows Phone 8 SDK for developers
- Implementing in-app purchasing in Windows Phone 8
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- Getting Started with the Coding4Fun toolkit ImageTile Control
- Building cross platform mobile apps with Windows Phone and PhoneGap/Cordova
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My coworker just got a new HP EliteBook, and we put Ubuntu 8.10 and it and it works, well, suprisingly well. Almost everything works out of the box, and suspend and resume is actually fast. It is tempting me to try 8.10 on my X60 again (I still have a partition). I know this is not going to end well. Damnit.
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I have updated this site WP-Polls to 2.11 RC1 to test out the multiple answers voting feature in WP-Polls 2.20. You can set the maximum number of answers that the user can vote, in this case, I set it to 14 as there are 14 answers.
Note the poll footer that says “Total Voters” and NOT “Total Votes”. The individual answer on the other hand is “Votes” and not “Voters” and the percentage is calculated based on the “Total Voters”.
Vote away on the right hand sidebar.
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SQS stands for Simple Queue Service. It is the Managed Message Queue service provided by AWS cloud.
It is the program that can manage the Information/data/message in a queu. Also it has the capability to store this queue information until the destination program is up(In case if it is down).
♠ Elasticity Task
♦(A) — Integrating LVM with Hadoop and providing Elasticity to DataNode Storage
♣(B) — Increase or Decrease the Size of Static Partition in Linux.
♦©— Automating LVM Partition using Python-Script.
Hadoop provides massive storage for any kind of data, enormous processing power, and the ability to handle…
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The Independent Telecommunications Network, Inc. created Signaling System 7
Intermediaries provide many utilities to customers. The provision of contractual efficiency, routinization, assortment, or customer confidence all create value in channels of distribution.
Intermediaries create form, time, and place, possession, information, and service utilities. Utility is the value added to good or service when they are created to be more useful or accessible to the market.
Create - TV network - was created in 2006.
When independent networks or links are connected to create internet-works (network of networks) or a large network, the connecting devices (called routers or switches) route or switch the packets to their final destination. One of the functions of the NETWORK LAYER is to provide this mechanism.
you cannot create a network with only one odd vertice because then the network would end straight away and that the network would not be complete
If you're using airport, you can create a network under the airport icon on the top right menu bar (if you don't have it there you can add it from system preferences) and click on "Create Network". There you can create a network, and the other computer can connect to that network (as long as the network is selected on the first computer). If you mean by like WiFi, you can go to System Preferences>Sharing>Internet and create a network there
It is not required, no.
A network requires at least 2 computers. You can create a network with 2 or more computers with the Network and Sharing Wizard.
There are programs available to create apps for social media purposes. You can also download existing apps to use for your social network activities.
To create a Crossover Cable, wire one connecter to the T568A Network Standard and wire the other connector to the T568B Network Standard, so the cable 'crosses over', A becomes B and visa versa.
used to create negative pressure in a room when clearing air for asbestos removal and other harmful particulates
A NIC (Network Interface Card) or network adaptor card.
A protocol that is used to create a basic layer of security for a wireless network is to set up a password and log in. This way no one else can use the wireless network, but the owner.
Zynga did not create YoVille. YoVille was acquired by Zynga in 2008 from independent developers.
click where you would sign in regularly then click "create accaunt".
The related link has a video to create an account if you are 18
What if your company is assigned a network address of 220.127.116.11 you need to create 4 subnets all having access to the internet what is the correct subnet mask for the network
Yes, it can.
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This tutorial guides you through building and working with an example simulation model, showing you along the way some of the commonly used OMNeT++ features.
The tutorial is based on the Tictoc example simulation, which you
can find in the
samples/tictoc directory of your
OMNeT++ installation, so you can try out immediately how
the examples work. However, you'll find the tutorial much more useful
if you actually carry out the steps described here.
We assume that you have a good C++ knowledge, and you are in general
familiar with C/C++ development (editing source files, compiling, debugging etc.)
To make the examples easier to follow, all source code in here is
cross-linked to the OMNeT++ API documentation.
This document and the TicToc model are an expanded version of the original TicToc tutorial from Ahmet Sekercioglu (Monash University).
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The iStreamer is HRT's newest product. It is a DAC designed to work with the iPod, iPod Touch, or iPhone.
Here's the box
The first thing that will greet you upon opening the box is this
Here's the iStreamer with four little black rubber feet you can install
Here's everything that was in the box
Can you tell what's missing?
Here's a hint
That's a pretty standard AC connector. I've got a drawer full of 'em. Fortunately, if you look in the corner of the white box you will find an AC connector. The iStreamer needs to get power from somewhere, and the iPod doesn't have sufficient power to run the iStreamer, so you need to connect an additional cable for AC power.
Here's a shot with the two necessary cables plugged into the iStreamer
Here's one last shot showing the iStreamer and the AC power unit. THe unit can also charge your iPod or anyother device that gets power via a USB cable. Nice.
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So pyOpenSSL/Cryptography doesn't have SSL_get_current_cipher anywhere?
get_current_cipher isn’t helpful. In particular, it puts us in an awkward place where we have a connection that has been negotiated for HTTP/2, but we cannot use it. The only action Twisted can meaningfully take at that point is to log and tear the connection down, which doesn’t really solve our problems. We can do that, for sure, but it wouldn’t be much clearer than what happened here. Cory
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Find In Context is a search tool specifically designed for big archives of electronic documentation, texts and downloaded websites. It displays all relevant fragments of your files together in a single report, where you can read them straight away. Built-in context viewer allows you to browse through bigger fragments of the original files instantly, without having to open them. Its fast and flexible proximity search algorithm and file access engine are specifically optimized for the typical real-world search scenarios, where you modify the key words and search the same collection of files again to get better results. Special support for website (HTML) files.
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> We're trying to create a movie using mediarecorder but the output
> is quite choppy. For example, we've recorded the 'spinning jet'
> demo, and when played back, it's not smooth at all.
is done by reading pixels back from the graphics framebuffer -
which is competing with the program you're trying to record.
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If you are here, I am just going to assume that you do not know what web components are. Otherwise, why would you be reading this?
Basically web components are a group of features that provide a standard model for the web, allowing encapsulation and interoperability of HTML elements. Easy right?
There are four browser standards that work together to compose the model:
- custom elements
- shadow DOM
Read more into each of these here
One of the biggest advantages of web components is that it is open source. Open source is when the source code for a software is free and available for all. It can from there be changed or redistributed.
For developers when they are working on a website or framework and find themselves repeating components, web components can come in handy. Instead of creating the component every time, the web components allow for it to be created only once, and then shared across the company. These can include headers, footers, menus, and other web aspects that need to be continually reused.
This image shows the web component for the header when you inspect the twitter home page. You can learn about that here.
Here is an example of an svg web component being used on YouTube. It basically lets the user define their own icons, and you can read more about it here.
A great place to find out about how you can utilize web components in Adobe is right on Adobe in the first place! This adobe site shows all of the open source code available for Adobe products.
If you would like a video to explain web components to you, check out this video!
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Data Architect — Data Engineer. Lille, France
Data scientist at DBS Bank. All views are solely my own and not from my organization.
Data-driven, strategic professional with a passion for driving user acquisition and product performance. Eager to make a social impact in this VUCA world.
Writing earnestly honest stories about building products and building oneself. PM @Twilio, Columbia MBA, ex: Aircraft designer
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Machine Learning @ Twilio & DL Research Collaborator @ Harvard
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In addition, if you are using Microsoft Outlook 2010 in cached mode it may be storing an out-of-date copy of the GAL.
This document explains the process of how an individual can get their information updated in GAL.
Another example is a searching for “Some mobility experts have already figured out that sync is better than search.
At the moment we have an issue with the Global Address List.
We have created some distribution groups in Active Directory containing some users but as time goes on the users change.
Being in the basement, you head back up the stairs and hover by a window.
It still takes a few minutes to locate his information.
I have also enabled the OAL Generator diagnostic logging.
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What is fully homomorphic encryption (FHE)?
in full homomorphic encoding is a type of encoding system that allows you to perform arbitrary* computations on encrypted data. * not wholly true but we ‘ll leave that out for now
A Refresher on Public Key Encryption Schemes
Let ‘s start with a brief review of encoding schemes. Plaintext is data in the clear ( i.e. unencrypted data ) whereas ciphertext is encrypted data. Algorithms in an Encryption Scheme
An encoding scheme includes the following 3 algorithms :
keys: The Key Generation algorithm takes some security parameter(s) as its input. It then outputs the key(s) of the scheme.
Encrypt(plaintext, key, randomness)→
ciphertext: The Encryption algorithm takes a plaintext, a key, and some randomness (encryption must be probabilitistic to be “secure”) as inputs. It then outputs the corresponding ciphertext (i.e. encrypted data).
plaintext: The Decryption algorithm takes a ciphertext and a key as inputs. It outputs the corresponding plaintext.
In a private key encoding dodge, the lapp
key is used to both encrypt and decode. That means anyone who can encrypt plaintext ( i.e. data in the pass ) can besides decrypt ciphertext ( i.e. encrypted datum ). These types of encoding schemes are besides referred to as “ symmetrical ” since the relationship between encryption/decryption is symmetrical .
however, in a public key encoding scheme, different keys are used to encrypt and decrypt. An person may be able to encrypt data but have no manner of decrypting the match ciphertext. These types of encoding schemes are besides referred to as “ asymmetrical ” since the relationship between encryption/decryption is asymmetrical. You may have listen of the ElGamal encoding schema before ( which is based on the Diffie-Hellman identify exchange ). These schemes are normally taught in an introductory cryptanalysis course and ( in most contemporary applications ) rely on a normally used type of cryptanalysis called elliptic curve cryptanalysis .
So what’s the “homomorphic” part mean?
We will turn our concentrate to homomorphic ( public key ) encoding schemes as they are the most useful. The “ homomorphic ” depart implies that there is a special kinship between performing computations in the plaintext space ( i.e. all valid plaintexts ) vs. ciphertext space ( i.e. all valid ciphertexts ). specifically, in a “ homomorphic encoding schema, ” the following relationships hold :
- Homomorphic addition:
Encrypt(a) + Encrypt(b) = Encrypt(a + b)
- Homomorphic multiplication:
Encrypt(a) * Encrypt(b) = Encrypt(a * b)
Allowing you to do something like :
Encrypt(3xy + x) = Encrypt(3xy) + Encrypt(x) = [3 * Encrypt(x) * Encrypt(y)] + Encrypt(x)
sol just by knowing
Encrypt(y), we can compute the encoding of more complicated polynomial expressions .
How does it work? What’s the intuition?
Encrypt(a) be referred to as
Encrypt(b) be referred to as
b'. Recall that
b' are ciphertexts. Every time we perform a homomorphic operation, we add extra noise to the ciphertexts. At some point if the make noise gets excessively big, you wo n’t be able to successfully decrypt the ciphertext. You ‘re merely out of fortune. For homomorphic addition, the noise does n’t grow besides badly. You can think of the noise increase as
Noise(a' + b') = Noise(a') + Noise(b'). however, the problem lies with performing homomorphic multiplication. In a homomorphic multiplication, the make noise growth behaves as
Noise(a' * b') = Noise(a') * Noise(b'). Let ‘s use some numbers to make this more concrete. We ‘ll say that
Noise(a') is 10. We ‘ll say that
Noise(b') is 20. The FHE dodge has some noise ceiling after which point we can not decrypt the ciphertext even if we have the decoding key. For our case, let ‘s say the noise ceiling is 300. After performing a single homomorphic addition between the two ciphertexts, the noise will be
10 + 20 = 30. not bad ! however, if we perform a single homomorphic multiplication between
b', the resulting noise will be
10 * 20 = 200 for the ciphertext
a' * b'. If we then tried to compute
(a' * b') * (a'), the make noise would be excessively big for the FHE scheme ! frankincense, we would not be able to decrypt
(a' * b') * (a') even if we had the decoding winder ( since
Noise(a' * b') * Noise(a') = 200 * 10 = 2000 ). It ‘s your caper to correctly set all parameters of the scheme, perform “ noise control ” operations at the right fourth dimension ( we wo n’t go into what these operations are in this article since they can differ by scheme ), and try not to do excessively many homomorphic multiplications. Does that sound intimidating to you ? You ‘re in good company then. bill : There is a room to get around the situate noise ceiling— ” bootstrapping “ —which comes with its own plant of complexities and trade-offs .
What’s needed to build a fully homomorphic encryption scheme?
All FHE schemes use a specific type of post-quantum cryptography called lattice cryptography. The good newsworthiness is that FHE is resistant to attacks from a quantum calculator ( if we should be concerned about such a thing is an wholly different subject ). The bad news is you probable have no acquaintance with wicket cryptography flush if you ‘ve taken an introductory cryptography course before. Simply put, lattices sit inside the very vector space ( differently known as R^n ) and can be represented using vectors and matrices ( which you decidedly should have casualness with ! ). FHE schemes can be broken down into 3 types depending on how they model calculation ( see this presentation if matter to in more advance technical details ). The first type models computations as boolean circuits ( i.e. bits ). The second type models calculation as modular arithmetic ( i.e. “ clock ” arithmetical ). The third base and final type models computations as floating point arithmetic .
|Computational Model||Good for||Schemes*|
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|Floating Point Arithmetic||Polynomial Approximation, Machine Learning Models||CKKS|
The names of these schemes normally come from the last names of the authors who created it. For example, “ BGV ” comes from the authors Brakerski, Gentry, and Vaikuntanathan. * not an exhaustive list of schemes ! I ‘ve barely listed some well-known ones .
Why do we care about this?
Private Transactions on a Public Ledger (e.g. blockchain). A secret transaction dodge allows a exploiter to securely send digital currentness to some recipient role without revealing the come being sent to anyone ( apart from the intend recipient ) on a public distributed daybook. This is in contrast to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin where transactions and balances are all public information .
We assume a in full homomorphic ( public key ) encoding outline. All encryptions are done with respect to the Receiver ‘s keys .
- Sender wants to send
ttokens to the Receiver. Sender encrypts
tunder the Receiver’s public key.
- Sender publishes
Encrypt(t)on the public ledger.
- Notice that
Encrypt(t) + Encrypt(Receiver's balance) = Encrypt(Receiver's balance after performing the transaction).
This can be extended to more concern fiscal applications such as auctions, vote, and derivatives. An FHE system that models calculation as modular arithmetical may be the most suitable for this type of application .
notice : For this to work in practice, some other cryptanalytic tools are besides needed ( such as zero-knowledge proof ) .
Private Machine Learning. There ‘s been increase concern in the concluding few years around how we might be able to “ learn ” from data ( via car learning ) while still keeping the data itself individual. FHE is one instrument that can help us achieve this goal. In contrast to the previous application, we likely want an FHE outline that models computations as floating point arithmetic here .
One well-known make in this space is Crypto-Nets which combines ( as the name might suggest ) FHE and neural networks to allow for outsource machine learn. When people talk about “ outsource machine teach, ” the place setting normally being described is one in which a data owner wants to learn about his data but does not feel comfortable openly sharing his data with a company providing machine memorize models. therefore, the data owner encrypts his data using FHE and allows the car learning company to run their models on the encrypted data set .
Homomorphic encoding may not be the sole solution to this problem ; differential gear privacy is a closely relate topic that has garnered a fortune of attention in the by few years. Differential privacy is more statistics than cryptography as it does not directly involve encryption/decryption. It works by adding noise to data in the clear while still guaranteeing that meaningful insights can be drawn from the noisy data sets. Apple is one major company that purportedly uses differential privacy to learn about your behavior while maintaining some flat of privacy .
Why FHE Hasn’t Taken Off Yet: Challenges in the Space
so far this all sounds bang-up but I ‘ve been leaving out a total of problems .
Many Different Schemes (aka everyone is speaking a different language)
You ‘ve decided you want to use FHE—great ! hera ‘s some considerations that now need to be taken into account :
How do you want to model computation?
FHE schemes model calculation in one of three ways—as boolean circuits, modular arithmetic, or floating point arithmetic. Hopefully it ‘s obvious which model you need since there are n’t many resources beyond basic ones like this to help you out. This question is likely the least of your concerns though .
What if I have multiple options for FHE schemes that fall under the same computational model I need (e.g. choosing between BGV vs. BFV for modular arithmetic)?
Hmm, that ‘s unfortunate. There is n’t much work explaining the tradeoffs between different schemes with the same computational model. You ‘ll probably have to play around with the assorted schemes and implement your specific use case with both of them to determine which is best. There are some very involve research papers ( such as this ) that you can try wading through .
Do schemes based on different computational models otherwise behave the same?
Kind of but not in truth. Different schemes tend to use different techniques to control efficiency and noise growth that you ‘ll need to understand to successfully work with FHE. additionally, the schemes have unlike parameters you need to understand in order to set them by rights. The parameters affect not entirely the security system of the schema ( which is a given in cryptography ), but besides the sorts of plaintexts you can work with, the number of homomorphic computations you can do, and the overall performance of the schema .
Are the different schemes compatible at all?
Does this picture* assistant ? credibly not unless you know quite a sting of mathematics and cryptography. There is a kinship between some of the FHE schemes but to understand the relationship you besides need to understand how the assorted FHE schemes work in detail. Having a lot of choices is capital !
But it ‘s not bang-up when :
- you don’t know the tradeoffs between the different FHE schemes or how the schemes relate to one another
- you have to invest a lot of energy into understanding a single scheme
- a lot of the knowledge gained from understanding one scheme is not really transferable to learning a new scheme (under a different computational model)
Potential Solutions: 1. Updated and improved benchmarking efforts A large offspring is the miss of up-to-date benchmarking efforts. It ‘s hard to recommend which FHE scheme to use for a particular manipulation lawsuit when we do n’t know how one implementation performs against another ( on the same machine, for a finical sic of comparable parameters ). FHE libraries change promptly, incorporating new optimizations, so benchmarking efforts from 1-2 years ago quickly lose relevance ( such as this from 2018 for versatile implementations of the BFV scheme ). 2. Better resources/guides to explain tradeoffs between schemes Without up-to-date benchmarking of different schemes and libraries, it ‘s impossible to provide good resources that explain the tradeoffs between the FHE schemes in practice. There have been some presentations ( such as this one ) that try to illuminate the differences between the 3 computational models in FHE. however, there are n’t any good resources to help if you ‘re trying to choose between different schemes using the like computational model. 3. ability to move between different FHE schemes ( i.e. interoperability ) If there were some interoperability between different FHE schemes, it would be easier to understand how the schemes relate to one another. An academic work on this subject is CHIMERA which provides a framework for switching between TFHE ( boolean ), BFV ( modular arithmetical ), and HEAAN ( floating sharpen arithmetical ). unfortunately, this work requires a very potent background in abstract algebra along with good acquaintance of all the FHE schemes used. More accessible resources explaining the relationship between the different types of schemes would be dainty ( by “ character ” we mean the 3 types of computational models—boolean, modular arithmetical, floating point arithmetical ). * Image is from CHIMERA ‘s paper
Efficiency (more complex of an issue than it seems)
If you talk to most people companion with FHE and ask them why FHE is n’t being used, they ‘ll frequently wave the exit off by saying something like “ oh, it ‘s not effective. ” personally, I find this explanation to be a bite faineant because it vastly simplifies the issue. Public key encoding is less efficient than secret cardinal encoding but that does n’t mean everyone entirely uses individual key encoding. There are absolutely reasonable cases where a less efficient technology should be used. personal bombast aside, we ‘re going to look at some considerations you have to take into report for efficiency with FHE. How many computations do you want to perform? Some FHE schemes allow you to perform a truly arbitrary act of computations on encrypted data. many schemes, however, only allow for a certain number of homomorphic operations to be performed. After that point, there ‘s no guarantee decoding will be successful. Say, for case, the FHE outline allows for only 100 consecutive homomorphic multiplications ( note : addition is generally “ easy ” in FHE schemes, whereas generation is much hard ). If we tried to do the 101th homomorphic multiplication, there ‘s no guarantee that the resulting ciphertext can be correctly decrypted. The schemes that allow for a in truth arbitrary number of homomorphic computations suffer from very poor performance. If you ‘re able to figure out a ceiling on the number of homomorphic multiplications you need to do, that will help to achieve much better performance. How big do you need your plaintext space to be? The larger the plaintext space, the slower it will be to perform operations. For FHE schemes that model calculation as modular arithmetical, choosing a modulus on the orderliness of 1000 vs. 1,000,000 makes a boastfully difference in terms of what plaintexts you can represent. This might be specially crucial if you ‘re representing account balances with your ciphertexts and motivation to ensure they do n’t “ wrap around ” the modulus. Are you going to perform the same operation on many different plaintexts or ciphertexts (i.e. “SIMD” style computations)? Some FHE schemes can take advantage of “ SIMD “ style operations to perform the same operation on multiple plaintexts or ciphertexts simultaneously. If this sort of parallelization is utilitarian for you, you should consider exploring schemes and libraries that offer this functionality. SIMD expressive style operations, if used correctly, can very improve efficiency. What key sizes are acceptable to you? With TFHE, for exercise, some keys you ‘ll need to access in the outline can be 1 GB bombastic ! The performance, in terms of timings, may be decent but you ‘re alternatively left with a giant cardinal you need to store. Are you okay with large ciphertexts? Ciphertext expansion can be quite bad when working with FHE. Looking again at TFHE, the plaintext-to-ciphertext expansion is 10,000:1 for an acceptable horizontal surface of security ( 100 bits ). What matters most for you in terms of performance? You ca n’t “ have it all ” in FHE so it ‘s important to determine what you need vs. want. possibly you actually need debauched comparison of numbers. possibly you in truth need to parallelize calculation. possibly you need a large plaintext space. All these little considerations need to be taken into report when choosing an FHE outline. Potential Solutions: 1. Hardware acceleration Some FHE schemes can be accelerated using GPUs ; examples of such libraries include nuFHE and cuFHE. other efforts to accelerate FHE schemes have included using FPGAs ( e.g. HEAX ). HEAX works with the CKKS dodge ( floating orient arithmetical ) and can yield performance speed-ups of anywhere from 12x to over 250x depending on the specific operation. unfortunately, the paper suggests that a FPGA-based approach is not american samoa successful for the BFV scheme ( integer arithmetic ). 2. Research breakthroughs improving FHE schemes Easier said than done .
Usability (there is none)
The previous discussion leads us to our final point—usability. FHE is not beginner-friendly, not user-friendly, and surely not non-cryptographer-friendly. There actually is n’t any serviceability for an mastermind lacking a mathematics or cryptography backdrop. Most FHE libraries require trench expertness of the fundamental cryptanalytic scheme to use both correctly and efficiently. Another cryptanalyst has described working with FHE as similar to writing assembly—there ‘s a huge difference in performance between good and bang-up implementations. Wading through libraries like HElib can be intimidating without a potent background in the underlie dodge .
Is the situation really that bad?
We ‘ll briefly touch on the issues that make FHE exceptionally user-unfriendly .
- Parameter setup is non-trivial. For example, in BFV (which is simpler than the BGV scheme), we have to set up a polynomial modulus, a coefficient modulus, and a plaintext modulus. Setting these parameters requires understanding how they affect the scheme (e.g. what sort of operations you’re planning on doing, how many operations). Additionally, to understand what the parameters mean, you’ll have to learn some basic theory about rings (abstract algebra). We currently cannot abstract away these issues; it’s just necessary for working with FHE schemes.
- Public key encryption has just 3 main algorithms (
Decrypt), but it’s not so simple for FHE schemes which have additional operations (which also differ between schemes). Because you need to understand how and when to use certain operations, working with FHE requires developing intuition yourself.
- To develop good intuition, you need to work with the scheme….but some libraries have very little documentation.
- Understanding one type of scheme may not transfer very well to understanding a different type of scheme (by type here, I’m referring to the three different computational models).
So…am I ready to go use FHE now?
credibly not, but you ‘re decidedly ready to look at some libraries ! Potential Solutions: 1. standardization efforts By this, we mean standards to make it clean what parameters to use, what functionalities are offered, etc. calibration efforts are presently led by the open industry/government/academic consortium “ Homomorphic Encryption Standardization. ” They ‘ve already released draft proposals around security and API standards for homomorphic encoding. They tend to meet 1-2x a class if you ‘re interest in attending their meetings. 2. More user-friendly libraries and examples One model of this is Microsoft ‘s SEAL which has an incredibly instructive examples section. Hopefully more libraries will take the time to create user-friendly software documentation and examples. 3. electric potential compilers There have been discussions in the FHE community for a while now about creating a compiler or some average representation to make FHE easier to work with. Cingulata is one such attempt .
What’s the takeaway from all of this?
It’s not you, it’s FHE.
You know that platitude dissolution line “ it ‘s not you, it ‘s me ? ” Well, that ‘s peculiarly true here. high-level programming languages have abstracted away a lot of the complexity of how your calculator works. But there is no analogue of “ high-level programming languages ” when working with FHE. You ca n’t abstract away any of the complexities ( of which there are a fortune ). Although calibration is ongoing and there are efforts to make FHE more beginner-friendly, FHE just is n’t ready to be used by non-cryptographers at the here and now in a production-ready environment.
Read more: A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering
I ‘m very bullish about FHE ‘s future. right now, though, the concentrate needs to be on improving FHE ‘s efficiency ( a given ) and making libraries more available for others .
Show me the code!
If you do not have previous know with FHE, we recommend starting with a more user-friendly library such as SEAL. Some libraries ( such as SEAL and PALISADE ) offer multiple types of FHE schemes. To prevent confusion, we list the specific FHE scheme in parentheses after the library ‘s list .
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I have the following equation that I want to drag from cell 1 of a worksheet to cell 30.
=+'D:\Documents and Settings\218019778\Desktop\Accounts\Duxon (Melle)\Waste Treatment\Operator Log Sheet\[Operator Log Sheet Example.xlsx]Day 2'!$B$19
I want to keep the equation exactly the same in each cell I drag it to except that I want the Day (marked in red in the equation) to sequentially increase. For instance, I want the day to change to day 3, day 4, day 5, and so on as I drag the equation down.
Is this possible?
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In this tutorial, we will go through a quick introduction to GO Programming language. GO is created by small team within Google made up of Robert Griesemar, Rob Pike and Ken Thompson. All of the three creators has been around for a while and worked on some of the major key projects in the past. For example - Ken Thompson designed and implemented the first Unix operating system in 1973. He also played a key role in development of Unicode.
Why Create a new Language ?
At the time when GO was not created, there were three key designing languages mostly in use at Google. Those were Java, Python and C/C++. While all these languages are powerful in itself but not enough to handle the limitations encountered at the Google at that time. For example, Python is a very easy to use language but is very slow when it comes to running applications at Google Scale. Java is very quick but its type system has become increasingly complex over time.
Similarly, the same thing was with C/C++ language. They are quick as well but over the time its type system has become increasingly complex and with notoriously slow compile time it was almost difficult to use this. Also at the time all these languages were created, the entire focus was on building single threaded application and there was barely any focus on multi threaded applications.
So the concurrency feature that we see today in these languages are more or less patched on later. Soon it was quickly realized that it is almost impossible to overcome all the limitations and fix the problem encountered in long run and hence a need for new language was felt. From there starts the journey of designing a new programming language called GO.
An Introduction to GO Programming Language for Beginners
Also Read: 10 Most Popular GO Command Examples in Linux
GO provides some of the important features that programmers were desperately looking into other available designing languages at that time. First of all, GO is a very strong and statically typed language. This means that type of a variable cannot change over time. So basically it means if you declare an integer variable a to hold an integer then it will always hold an integer. You can't put boolean or string in it. And then the statically typed means all the variables has to be defined at the compile time.
Additionally, there are lot of focus has been given to built up a community to support the language. This is simply to make sure GO keep moving forward. One of the important feature which is always the center point of this language is its simplicity. The community made sure that this language should be simple and easy to adapt by any developer. Another important focus of this language is its compile time. A lot of modern code requires fast code building, testing and compilation. This is easily achievable in GO as it is comparatively faster than other programming languages.
Garbage collection is one of the fundamental problem for any developer to deal with when it comes to managing your own memory. In some of the cases like in a stock market where number of BUY and SELL order has to go simultaneously, garbage collection problem can go out of hand. So in a situation like this GO comes to our rescue. GO is also known as garbage collected language which means that although you can manage your own memory but you really don't have to. GO runtime will take care of that for you. This feature is also the part of the simplicity approach that the language provides.
The problem of concurrency is not new for any language but it so happens that almost all the major design languages before GO provides an external patch library to use the concurrency feature. However GO has this feature in-built in the base language and you don't really have to import any library to use that.
Finally, GO compiles down to a standalone binary or a self contained binary which means when you compile your GO application, everything is going to be bundled inside that single binary. So all the GO dependent libraries and runtime are going to be bundled in one binary. So that you can take this binary and run anywhere you want. This will help reduce the dependency of the functionality of your application on any external DLLs, SO or any other such thing like that in order to make it work.
There are many resources available that you can check to know more about the GO language and understand how it works. One of the first places to start with is through its official website. You can write your first GO program in below yellow box and click on Run to execute it. You will see the output below.
Similarly you can also set up the language in your local system quite easily and start working. I will show you the steps to set up the GO environment on Linux System in my next tutorial.
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If you're looking for a geeky gamer girl or guy, then check out soulgeek.com. The matchmaking site for people who hate matchmaking sites.
There are a good quoetent of fat goths and a fair number of anime types, and lost artists who dont realise what danger they're putting themselves in by going online. And there are girls there who play games and receive about a million messages a day.
Go there now.
P.S - Nobody paid me to write this.
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You can remove a filter from Interactive Analysis and specify whether to remove the
filter element from Group by and Stack by choice lists in the analysis.
The filter is removed from the Interactive
Navigate to the table that you want to
Right-click on a column header and select Launch Interactive
Analysis or open a dashboard that you own to show the
Click the filter icon () to show the interactive filters.
Point to the filter you want to remove and click the Remove
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Soccer Skills Euro Cup 2021 edition is the best cross-platform soccer game you can play on the web.
The SS Euro Cup 2021 is a great chance for you to show how good you are at football. There are two ways to play the game: the world cup and practice. In the world cup mode, you can fight against other countries to prove that yours is the best in football. While the practice mode lets you get better before you're ready.
Have fun and good luck!
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Solved status indicates the agent has submitted a solution. So total number of tickets marked as Solved refers to total solved tickets within certain duration.
Once you've resolved a requester's support issue, you change the ticket status to Solved, using the Submit button as described above. This should mean that you're done with the ticket and that the requester is satisfied with the resolution you provided. However, a requester can reopen the ticket after it has been set to Solved just by responding back and adding a new comment. For example, perhaps the requester disagrees that their support issue was resolved or that something new occurred that invalidates the fix.
After you set a ticket to Solved, the next status change is to Closed. However, you can't manually change a ticket to Closed; it is set to that status via a predefined business rule called an automation. An administrator creates automations and determines just how long tickets remain in the solved state before they are closed. If an administrator deactivates the automations that close tickets, the tickets will be closed automatically 28 days after they're solved. If you would like to manually change ticket to Closed, you can create a trigger as a workaround.
After a ticket's status has changed to Closed, the requester can no longer reopen it. They can, however, create a follow-up request that references the original, now closed, ticket. Agents can also create a follow-up for a closed ticket.
A metric that counts the number of minutes between the time a ticket is created, and the timestamp of the first public agent comment on that ticket.
The Zendesk first reply time metric measures the time between ticket creation and the first public agent comment after that.
After the first public reply, Support stores the first reply time in calendar hours and calculates and stores the first reply time in business hours.
First reply time works the same regardless of the channel from which the ticket originates. For example:
A customer email creates a ticket. Timing starts when the ticket is created and ends at the first public agent comment.
An agent creates a ticket. Timing starts when the ticket is created and ends at the agent's next public comment.
An agent takes a phone call that creates a ticket and solves the ticket with no new comment. The customer later re-opens the ticket, and the agent then responds with a public comment. First reply time ends when that comment is posted.
It is defined as the time between ticket creation time and the time of the final (or most recent) change of status to solved.
If a ticket is solved once and then goes to Closed, the "Full Resolution" and "1st Resolution" times will be the same.
If a ticket is solved, then reopened, and then solved again, the "1st Resolution" metric would show the time until it was solved initially, while "Full Resolution" would display the time until it was solved the 2nd time.
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We are wanting to develop a Mobile App either a hybrid App or web app. Since Usability and performance are the main architectural drivers we are thinking Hybrid App is the best approach. But it is supposed to have these features. Because of development cost for each specific platform, Developing native app is out of question.
It will have an offline DB (i kind of wanting to go with a localForage which wraps IndexDB, Websql or will simply go with cordova-sqlite).DB Size will be around 15MB can grow upto 40MB in future.
Now could you please tell me whether this computation (loops) will affect the battery usage in a big way (since there is cpu compuation) or is it Ok ? will the user response be good? On desktop this computation generally takes around 30-40seconds with cases where it can go beyond 1.5 minute (but we can restrict some functionalities)
we can decide to go with mobile web app with server doing compuation, but the responsiveness and performance will be not be good (may be). There is already a website (not a mobile web app or mobile website) available which does all the functionality
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I'm running Linux Mint 6 64-bit and I'm having some trouble getting my mouse (Logitech MX Revolution) to behave in Linux the way I had it set up in Windows. I've been working on the problem for about a week but everything I try runs into snags and am not savvy enough to know what to do about them (total Linux noob).
There are two things I want my mouse to do: (1) I want the button behind the scroll wheel (not the scroll wheel itself but the "Search" button) to behave as a middle click. (2) Get the scroll wheel to switch to switch between smooth scroll and ratcheted scrolling automatically.
From my searching I know that both are possible on Linux. I'll link out all the resources I've used and try and provide screenshots where I ran into trouble:
1st attempt - btnx:
I read this thread and thought that btnx could solve all my problems. When I tried to "detect mouse & buttons" as the images below show, I couldn't get anything to detect. I later found out that Mint 6 = Intrepid and btnx doesn't work on Intrepid.
2nd attempt - xbindkeys:
The second resource I used was this one (skipping down to the "Hotkeys" area), and I did have some success here in binding some behaviors to other keys on my mouse. In terms of giving the search button middle-click behavior, or fixing the mouse problem no luck though. I just don't know what code I would use to tell it to do that.
3rd attempt - revoco:
Using the same resource but skipping down to the "Scroll Wheel" section I found out how I should be able to get the scroll wheel behavior that I want, using revoco.
So I tried to install revoco using the code he gives:
gcc -Wall -02 revoco.c -o revoco
The first problem I figured out was that he put 02 instead of O2 and that was giving me an error "unrecognized option '-02'"
The second problem, the one I can't get past, is this:
revoco.c: In function ‘usage’:
revoco.c:489: error: expected ‘)’ before ‘VERSION’
4th attempt - revoco in btnx:
I read a comment from someone that revoco is already in btnx, and that should work, so I went back to btnx since I did successfully install it at least. In the btnx revoco tab though it says "An MX Revolution mouse has not been detected. revoco is disabled, and everything is grayed out.
5th attempt - begging for help:
Please help me, this is frustrating. This is one of those deal breaker bits of functionality for me, I'm so used to having it that if I can't get it working in Linux then I'll probably have to live in Windows ... it seems like it should be able to work, I'm just too nooby to figure it out.
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Connect with Joel
Hi, I’m Joel, the Chief Technology Officer at Suremploy. I oversee the company’s technology strategy and execution, ensuring that our innovative digital products are user-friendly, secure, and meet the needs of our customers. I’m passionate about creating solutions that genuinely make a difference in people’s lives.
Before joining Suremploy, I worked as a senior software engineer in London, UK, from 2006 to 2017. During that time, I honed my skills and gained invaluable experience that I now bring to my role at Suremploy.
What is your favorite thing about working at Suremploy
What I love most about working at Suremploy is the opportunity to leverage the latest technology to keep people safe in the workforce. It’s incredibly rewarding to know that our work has a meaningful impact on the well-being of others.
Outside of Suremploy
When I’m not working, I enjoy spending time with my family and exploring new technologies that have the potential to transform the way we live and work. I’m always on the lookout for innovative ideas and solutions that can improve our daily lives.
Something most people don't know about me
Music has always been a big part of my life, and I enjoy playing in my spare time. I’ve had the pleasure of performing with several bands in both Australia and the UK, showcasing my love for music and connecting with others through this shared passion.
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Earphones Sony ZX https://amzn.to/3Vvm8lK
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Jul 19 2005, 04:49 AM
I mean through the FTP. Right now, I have evox running when I boot up, then I have to go into apps and launch XBMC. How could I change it so XBMC boots up right away?
Jul 19 2005, 04:55 AM
Move all the XBMC files into the same location as your evoxdash.xbe file (or whatever its named). Then rename evoxdash.xbe to evoxdash.xbe.bak (in essence, a backup file). Rename the default.xbe from XBMC to evoxdash.xbe. Do this ALL without resetting the xbox or you wont get to a dashboard at all. Then you are SOL.
Jul 19 2005, 04:58 AM
Ok, I understand, so i'm esentially tricking it to starting XBMC up.
Jul 19 2005, 04:59 AM
Yes, precisely. The real way you SHOULD do it, is reflash or edit the bios to point to the appropriate file. But that can be a little bit to much work. So its just easier to rename the files.
Jul 19 2005, 06:15 AM
i'm using avalaunch and want to use xbmc as an application - can i get everything i need from http://www.xboxmediacenter.de/
or do i need to get it from xbins?
Jul 19 2005, 06:50 AM
Get it from xbins.
(log into IRC and read the info, it's a different server)
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This seems to work about 50% of the time.
Starting from Nalbina Town/West Barbican (it's the nearest place with a teleport crystal), head south to Dalmasca Estersand/Yardang Labyrinth (the location of Ripe Rampager). Head towards Dalmasca Estersand/Sand-swept Naze using the shortest route; you should come across a cactoid, which appears from being buried. Kill it, and then head towards Dalmasca Estersand/Outpost, but don't go through the transition just yet. From there, you will find a cactoid to the south. Head straight towards that cactoid. If the Ripe Rampager doesn't appear now, you will need to kill another cactoid, or maybe two. Kill this one, then head towards the area with cockatrices in order to find another buried cactoid and then kill that one. Head back to the cactoid area south of the Outpost.
Feel free to kill any annoying wolves on your way - they don't seem to have any bearing on wether the Ripe Rampager appears or not (I have always killed them myself). If your last kill is a cactoid, that doesn't seem to affect its appearance, either. This rare game can be met quite early on in the game. I have been unable to determine if casting Stone on the cactoids has the same effect as killing them. Stone would be a better way to kill the cactoids as you would be able to kill as many as it takes to get the Ripe Rampager to appear. Note that the rare game is a different monster category to the cactoids, so your chain will break when you kill it.
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Get a package from aptitude
sudo apt-get install ros-groovy-joystick-drivers
Follow this tutorial, start from topic "1.2 Configure the Joystick" onward, to configure a permission.
To start using the node, just run
rosrun joy joy_node
When node is running, you should be able to see topic named "/joy". To see data flow, just run
rostopic echo /joy
Tested using Xbox360 joystick for Window, on Ubuntu 12.04 running ROS Groovy.
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Hello, ive been using this site for over a year now but I'm new to this forum. I have this class I'm in at school and for my final exam I have to display/play some form of art so I'm planning to do a solo piece on my telecaster and it has to be original. I am not good a creating a song from scratch but I am good at building off of unfinished tabs. I have been playing guitar for about 2 years now so I can play any intermediate to somewhat advanced playing. so does anybody have any unfinished or good tabs I can work off of?
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Fortigate ECMP with BGP
It's like clock work...around this time the seasons are changing..autumn colors are out, and the colder air reminds us that things are changing around here, embrace it! One thing that I've been working with is AWS Transit gateways, a common theme this year is all cloud! AWS Transit Gateways make it easier to move towards that!
AWS Transit gateways relatively new, (couple years old now) so instead of attaching to each AWS VPC environment independently we can connect to the transit gateway and attach VPCs to the gateway. If you enable BGP your routes will propagate. I've been working with ECMP, specifically with Fortigates.
There are two ways to have redundancy in a network when you have multiple paths to a destination. Similar routes that have a higher cost/weight then ones that don't are only used when there is a problem with primary path. So you have a backup route on standby until the primary route fails. This could be a good option if the backup route isn't the same bandwidth/media or really not equal to the primary link which is why different cost/weight is important to have.
However if you have multiple paths that were equal bandwidth/media we could/would want to use both of them at the same time so that traffic is load balanced across the network, this is called ECMP (Equal-cost multi-path routing)
Let's walk though the steps on how to setup ECMP on a Fortigate using BGP. I'm already guessing you have an AWS account with an AWS transit gateway deployed that supports ECMP, as well as configured your customer gateway in AWS with BGP Autonomous system (AS) number.
In this example I have a Fortigate Firewall running version 6.4.2, I have set the BGP "AS" number to 65000 and the AWS "AS" number is 64512.
Amazon gives you a text file to download the configuration for these two tunnels but depending on your Fortigate setup we may have to tweak the file, (not a good idea to just paste it) In this example here is what I have for tunnel one:
1# Configure Phase 1 of the tunnel, aka IKE 2config vpn ipsec phase1-interface 3edit "AWS-0615bcc6f-1" 4set dpd on-idle 5 6# Outside Interface to reach AWS 7set interface outside 8 9# External IP address using (RFC 5737) in this example 10set local-gw 198.51.100.1 11set dhgrp 2 12set proposal aes128-sha1 13set keylife 28800 14 15# Remote Peer this is AWS Transit, using (RFC 5737) in example` 16set remote-gw 192.0.2.124 17set psksecret ciscoskills.net 18set dpd-retryinterval 10 19next 20end 21 22# Configure Phase 2 of the Tunnel, aka IPSEC 23config vpn ipsec phase2-interface 24edit "AWS-0615bcc6f-1" 25set phase1name "AWS-0615bcc6f-1" 26set proposal aes128-sha1 27set dhgrp 2 28set pfs enable 29set keylifeseconds 3600 30end 31 32# Build the tunnel interface 33config system interface 34edit "AWS-0615bcc6f-1" 35set vdom "root" 36set ip 169.254.150.142 255.255.255.255 37set allowaccess ping 38set type tunnel 39set tcp-mss 1379 40set remote-ip 169.254.150.141/32 41set mtu enable 42set mtu 1427 43set interface "outside" 44next 45end
After the tunnel one is created, AWS gives us configuration for the second tunnel, basically the same configuration with some differences, here is tunnel two.
1# Configure Phase 1 of the tunnel, aka IKE 2 3config vpn ipsec phase1-interface 4edit "AWS-0615bcc6f-2" 5set dpd on-idle 6# Outside Interface to reach AWS 7set interface outside 8# External IP address using (RFC 5737) in this example 9set local-gw 198.51.100.1 10set dhgrp 2 11set proposal aes128-sha1 12set keylife 28800 13# Remote Peer this is AWS Transit, using (RFC 5737) in example 14set remote-gw 203.0.113.25 15set psksecret ciscoskills.com 16set dpd-retryinterval 10 17next 18end 19 20# Configure Phase 2 of the Tunnel, aka IPSEC 21 22config vpn ipsec phase2-interface 23edit "AWS-0615bcc6f-2" 24set phase1name "AWS-0615bcc6f-2" 25set proposal aes128-sha1 26set dhgrp 2 27set pfs enable 28set keylifeseconds 3600 29end 30 31# Build the tunnel interface 32config system interface 33edit "AWS-0615bcc6f-2" 34set vdom "root" 35set ip 169.254.157.90 255.255.255.255 36set allowaccess ping 37set type tunnel 38set tcp-mss 1379 39set remote-ip 169.254.157.89/32 40set mtu enable 41set mtu 1427 42set interface "outside" 43next 44end
We now have two tunnels configured, these won't show online until the Fortigate has a policy attached to them. So you could put firewall rules on each tunnel interface or better yet is to create a zone within the Fortigate and add the two tunnel interfaces into same zone. By creating a zone within Fortigate the same firewall rules apply to each interface instead of creating/copying rules to each tunnel interface. (This would be an example)
1config system zone 2edit AWS-0615bcc6f 3set interface AWS-0615bcc6f-1 4set interface AWS-0615bcc6f-2 5set intrazone allow 6next 7end
Once those interfaces are either in a zone and in a Firewall policy you should be able to bring those tunnel interfaces online. The final thing is configure our Fortigate with BGP so that when you attach a VPC to the transit gateway that IP space gets advertised automatically. We also want to enable ECMP with BGP.
1# Enable BGP on the Fortigate 2 3config router bgp 4# This is the number we set in AWS, so it should match what TG has 5set as 65000 6set router-id `198.51.100.1` 7 8# Since we are using "AS" Numbers, we tell the Fortigate to use 9# External Multipath with out it BGP will use one route at time 10# Active/Passive 11 12set ebgp-multipath enable 13config neighbor 14edit "169.254.157.89" 15set remote-as 64512 16next 17edit "169.254.150.141" 18set remote-as 64512 19next 20end
If we attached a VPC to the transit gateway, and in this example I attached a VPC range of 10.0.0.0/16 to the transit gateway. That IP range would show up in the Fortigate, if we look at the routing table via get router info routing-table all
1FW01 # get router info routing-table all 2Codes: K - kernel, C - connected, S - static, R - RIP, B - BGP 3O - OSPF, IA - OSPF inter area 4N1 - OSPF NSSA external type 1, N2 - OSPF NSSA external type 2 5E1 - OSPF external type 1, E2 - OSPF external type 2 6i - IS-IS, L1 - IS-IS level-1, L2 - IS-IS level-2, ia - IS-IS inter area 7- candidate default 8 9Routing table for VRF=0 10S* 0.0.0.0/0 [5/0] via `198.51.100.`25, ppp1 11B 10.0.0.0/16 [20/100] via 169.254.150.141, AWS-0615bcc6f-1, 03:07:57 12 [20/100] via 169.254.157.89, AWS-0615bcc6f-2, 03:07:57 13C `198.51.100.1`/32 is directly connected, ppp1 14C 169.254.150.141/32 is directly connected, AWS-0615bcc6f-1 15C 169.254.150.142/32 is directly connected, AWS-0615bcc6f-1 16C 169.254.157.89/32 is directly connected, AWS-0615bcc6f-2 17C 169.254.157.90/32 is directly connected, AWS-0615bcc6f-2
We can see that 10.0.0.0/16 is available to us via the VPN interfaces, we have equal paths as well, traffic will load balance between each tunnel interface. BGP with ECMP is alive and active! ... That's all I got for this post, like always I hope this information is helpful, got questions? Comment below!
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Security is a topic that is never far from the mind of a good SharePoint administrator. Whether it is planning a new system, or maintaining the integrity of an existing implementation – good security management should always be on the agenda. In this post we are going to look at the flexibility and power of the ‘out of the box’ SharePoint security model, and provide some top tips for implementing and maintaining best practice.
The SharePoint security model
SharePoint takes a very elegant approach to security – based on users, groups and permissions levels. But let’s start at the very top, the SharePoint Farm.
A SharePoint farm includes all the servers in a particular SharePoint system – typically front end, application and database servers. Security at this level is fairly simple and is based on a user role called ‘Farm Admin’. A Farm Admin wields power over SharePoint Central Administration, and in effect has total control over the entire system.
Take your understanding further with more SharePoint security best practices from the pros
1: Appoint very few Farm admins and ensure they’re trained well
At the next level in the SharePoint topology is a Web Application. This is a single instance of SharePoint, often a distinct entity like an Intranet or a Records Management system. A Web Application consists of Site Collections, where we typically have another layer of Administrators.
A Site Collection is a very useful SharePoint entity. Users, permissions, and content in a specific Site Collection are kept separate from any other Site Collections. This makes them good candidate building blocks in terms of the Information Architecture of a SharePoint system.
Each Site Collection has one or more Administrators, defined by the Farm Admin user. The Site Collection Admin carries out all of their activities in SharePoint itself, they do not access the Central Admin tool. This means that Site Collection Admins don’t need to be overly technical, and can come from the power user / business community. This is very helpful for many organizations as Site Collection Admins can be slightly closer to users, to issues ‘on the ground’, and more reactive to problems.
2: Train your best users to act as Site Collection Admins
Below a Site Collection we have the standard SharePoint content units of Sites, Lists, and Items (or documents). It is at this stage that the SharePoint security model really starts to show its flexibility.
First we start with SharePoint Groups. A SharePoint Group is a collection of users. These users are typically pulled from Active Directory and can include Active Directory groups (Though SharePoint Groups cannot contain other SharePoint Groups). A SharePoint Group is then assigned a permission level. The main permission levels in SharePoint 2013 are:
● Read: View content and download documents
● Contribute: Contribute to existing lists and libraries
● Edit: Manage lists and edit content
● Full Control: Ability to create new lists and content items
Each of these levels is made up of a number of specific permissions, and custom levels can be created by mixing and matching these permissions.
3: Stick to out of the box permission levels as much as you can
The final element of the SharePoint security model that we are going to look at is Inheritance. By default permissions in SharePoint flow down from a top level site, and are applied to all content units (Sites, Lists, and Items). This concept of inheritance makes the SharePoint security model easy to setup and deploy. If inheritance is maintained then a top level site in a Site Collection will cascade all of its SharePoint Group permissions downwards to its child content. That is every subsite, list and item will share the same permissions settings.
Inheritance can be broken, if the content dictates that unique rules need to apply. It can be broken at Site, List, or Item level. Once broken SharePoint Groups (or individual users) are set for that unit of content specifically.
4: Maintain permissions inheritance as much as possible
There is one other area to be aware of when it comes to security best practice in SharePoint 2013, and that is the notion of sharing content. The various content units in SharePoint 2013 can be easily ‘shared’ by simply clicking the ‘Share’ button. This uses the same security model we have looked at in this post, but uses a much more simple user interface.
The exception is when using SharePoint Online, part of Office 365. Here it is possible to ‘share’ with parties outside of the organization, who are outside of a given Active Directory. This feature can be enabled, or disabled, at Site Collection level, and these external parties can be required to sign in with their own credentials (such as an Office 365 or Microsoft account) or granted anonymous access to the content.
Clearly any organization will want to be careful about sharing content with these types of users. There are many approaches to protecting content online or as part of Office 365, and careful planning in this area is a must.
5: Don’t enable external sharing by default
This post has looked at a number of tips when it comes to good security management in SharePoint. It is important to remember that security, like many other areas of SharePoint design, requires ongoing care and maintenance. These tips should be considered when both designing a new system, and in the long term as users and content of a system change. There are many third party tools available now that help you manage your environment. At Sharegate, we think that taking care of your SharePoint security is crucial which is why we created a SharePoint Management tool to help you find and fix SharePoint security issues quickly.
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When I listen to music on my acer computer (MS Vista), or if I am idle for a short time, Acer ads occur with sound effects. Very annoying when listening to music. Is there a way to stop these acer ads?
Computer OS: Windows Vista
Looked for help from Acer sites but do not get a service number to ask about this problem.
My name is James
Wleocme to Just Answer
So when you listing to Music ,you still get Windows sounds
sounds are generated when the acer ads for their new laptops start whenever I am not using the computer. It's idle or I am listening to music
ok are these sounds comming from the Acer webpage ?
I don't know. They are flashy ads telling how great their new laptops are. This is something that did not occur until recently. I have been using this Acer Aspire for 2 years before this started. It's if they begin whenever there is idle time on my part of computer use. If I am doing a Norton scan, they will start, but if I hit any key they stop.
Ok lets do a couple of things , i think they are comming from a webpage , but lets find out
First lets run a scan with Malware , it find spyware /adware CLICK HERE then in the top left and get the blue version free
if that comes back clean we will look at the Broswer settings , if that fails we look if a program is causing it
I am unable to minimize the just answer screen to run Malware from my icon screen. I have not been able to run malware recently.It locks up at C:\program file\abbyyFine Reader6.0sprint\Roman .amt.
Ok do this
Press Ctrl and D - that will bookmark this Page - so you can get back to me
Then do this
Restart the Machine
Tap F8 > Keep tapping
A list of Options will appear
Choose Safemode with Networking
Log in and they you will be able to Run Malware
then come back to me from the bookmarked link , of log into Just answer and click on my qestions in the top right
ok will do. I missed sending additional info: I tried to delete program abbyy fine reader etc., and got message, 'windows installer service could not be accessed'. I also wanted to delete another program, and that went through without a warning message? Whenever I tried to delete abbyy fine reader, kept getting 'windows installer' message.
Ok we can forcefully remove the software , using some software called Revo
lets get malware run , then we can remove this program
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Let me know What happens when you have Run Malware
finally got revo to remove program abbyy...Malware ran and removed 1 infected iitem.
Ok good , Has it resolved the problem ?If so please click Accept and leave feedback Cheers James
Got malware to finally run a full scan. while it ran, the acer ad would come on after ashort time as if it was some kind of screen saver.
Interesting Do this Click start >type Msconfig >Click the services tab , then hide all Microsoft services >then disable all >Restart is the problem gone >?
Technical Director of IT Company
Problem still occurs. The computer seems to be less quirky though. Also, I have the MS shield superimposed on the revo icon after I installed it and ran. MSshield has been on the Malware icon as well for a time?
do you mean the run as administrator Icon?
It's the icons that appear on the startup screen. malwarebytes, revo are two.icons which have the shield superimposed, revo as recent as yesterdays iintall. The MS shield is the same as shown with the ms defender(shield with 4 colors red blue,green,yellow). Also I started getting a list of programs that windows did not like when i booted up the computer. Message said windows blocked them from the startup
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First of all, thanks for your response. Since I'm already using the ReMoods Theme v4.6.1 extension, I don't feel the need to make the change you mentioned. However, I believe it would be more appropriate for developers to implement this as a solution. What do you think?
Yes, there is no solution on mobile. Fixing this issue on the mobile side is crucial since we cannot use the ReMoods Theme v4.6.1 extension on mobile. Are you a developer? You can share your opinion on this matter.
I'm glad that the second issue is not a bug.
Thanks for your advice. However, the primary issue I highlighted in my support request was the first one. I mentioned the others as optional. Thanks to your response, there is no need to open a new topic for the second issue. The third issue is not very important. I shared it for informational purposes.
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Well, this is the problem you have according to the log you just posted. Or is the log an old log?
no, its from today 14:23
Ok, then this is the problem you have today, so I would suggest to use the command I posted to install the serial driver as that is the error reported in your log.
how can I avoid to install the serial driver every day?
seems that the system looses it by stopping openhab for backup
Sorry - I’m not really sure. I can sympathise with you, but this is really a framework issue and I’m not sure why it’s removing the feature. I would suggest to post a more general question in a new thread to see is someone can answer.
ZigBee Binding - necessary serial driver gets lost
ok - thanks for your quick reply!!
The backup is likely removing the cache, which also removes the feature. The easiest way I know to avoid this is to install the serial binding through Paper UI. You could also reinstall it in your backup script.
ZigBee Binding - necessary serial driver gets lost
ok - i’ll try it first with the serial binding.
I opened a new post in parallel:
(ZigBee Telegesis Dongle does not initialize - serial driver gets lost)
I keep it open and wait for the results by using the binding or the backup script.
You might be better off renaming this new thread to broaden the number of people who read it as this should be a general issue and not related to the Telegesis ZigBee dongle…
you saved my day: installing the serial binding in Paper UI solves this issue:
(ZigBee Binding - necessary serial driver gets lost)
That last 4 restart (after reboot) I have gotten this error during startup:
2018-12-24 00:42:41.779 [ERROR] [converter.ZigBeeConverterSwitchOnoff] - 7CB03EAA00A05370: Error 0xffff setting server binding
You can ignore this - there is a discussion about it somewhere, but it isn’t a problem and the latest binding has removed this as an error.
See this post -:
Further to this, I have found a way to increase the ageing timer in the Ember - by default this is set to 5 minutes (ie requiring devices to poll parents within a 5 minute period, or they will be removed from the child table and asked to rejoin).
I will look at providing a way to configure this - it may be generally a good idea to increase it in most applications, but some care will be needed to avoid devices that have been removed from clogging up the child table and preventing devices from joining… As always, there’s a compromise!
I have just created a PR to allow changing the Ember child aging. This should help those with Xiaomi devices as they should stay connected to the network longer (I’ve allowed this to be set up to around 7 weeks). It should be noted though that setting this too long may cause the coordinator child table to fill up, which could mean it doesn’t allow devices to join! It may also mean that devices don’t change parents in the mesh if conditions change.
I’ve set this to a default of 1 day - by default at the moment (ie in the NCP firmware) it is set to 5 minutes. If you use Xiaomi devices, you might want to increase this further - if you are happy with your network now, you might want to decrease it (personally I think 5 minutes is too short as it will in any case generate more network traffic than is necessary, and on large networks, this could become problematic).
Note as well that this only changes the Ember coordinator - so if your devices are connected to the network via a different parent (eg a light bulb), then this will not change the aging policies of those routers.
From the readme -:
ZigBee routers (and the coordinator) only have room to allow a certain number of devices to join the network via each router - once the child table in a router is full, devices will need to join via another router (assuming the child can communicate via another router). To avoid the child table becoming full of devices that no longer exist, routers will age out children that do not contact them within a specified period of time.
Once a child is removed from the child table of a router, it will be asked to rejoin if it tries to communicate with the parent again. Setting this time too large may mean that the router fills its tables with devices that no longer exist, while setting it too small can mean devices unnecessarily rejoining the network.
Note that ZigBee compliant devices should rejoin the network seamlessly, however some non-compliant devices may not rejoin which may leave them unusable without a manual rejoin.
I’ve made a few updates today that may benefit people - especially those using the Ember coordinator - and I would welcome any feedback.
The main features that have changed -:
- As per the post above, I’ve now added a new option in the Ember coordinator to change the way devices are aged. This should reduce the occurrences of devices having to rejoin, and for devices that are “not very compliant” to ZigBee, it may stop them leaving.
- I’ve improved the transaction management for the Ember and Telegesis dongles. This is the first part of a larger update to transaction management, but the framework now uses dongle feedback when handling transactions. The main thing this will help is to timeout failed transactions much quicker than previously.
- I’ve changed the way that rejoins are handled. Previously, when a device left, and then rejoined, the binding removed the node, and then had to rediscover it! This adds a lot of overhead, and when coupled with the low default aging in the Ember dongle, may be contributing to devices disappearing.
The latest ZSS library version is
I welcome any feedback on this.
Everything installed well for me, and no errors in the log. Was spooked at first because it took a minute for the devices to come up, but they all came back online and functioning. My GE Link bulbs have been working really well lately, so not sure if this could improve them, although I did pull a bunch of them out. Thank you!
Thanks Scott - as always when there are significant changes, there’s always that possibility that something got screwed up, so good to know it at least runs .
Does this also include the change where bulbs would return to their proper state if they rejoin?
No - I’ve not merged that PR. All the Deutsche Telekom guys are now out of the office until after Christmas so it’s likely I won’t get this reviewed until the new year.
Hmmm… I might just merge it …
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Minutes of Meeting
Minutes of Meeting is a web based application that helps its users in capturing the various elements of professional Meeting Minutes such as meeting agenda, meeting notes and action items. It is very common for various organizations to create their meeting minutes in word documents or simply record the data in plain text files. These documents often become hard to manage and difficult to track.
Minutes of Meeting has made the process of recording meeting minutes an easy experience. Users of this application do not have to worry about formatting their meeting minutes document each time they create it. The application automatically generates a professional looking document with your organization's logo and brand colors. Also, all the meeting information is organized under your account so you can track and review any of your past meeting agendas, notes or action items.
You can distribute your meeting minutes to the meeting attendees with one simple click. The attendees will receive the PDF version of your meeting document every time you distribute it through your application. Not only that, if any of your meeting attendees already have an account in the Minutes of Meeting system or create a new account, all the meetings they have attended in the past will automatically get linked to their account and they will be able to access the meeting minutes for all the meetings under their account.
There are advanced editing capabilities available in the application to help you capture the information in the best way possible. The capabilities of this application extend beyond capture and distribution of the meeting minutes. The task manager enables the users to make sure that the action items get recorded as tasks to be completed. These tasks generate automatic reminders and allow users to change their status as needed.
- Create a new meeting by entering the title and agenda for the meeting
- Distribute the meeting agenda as a PDF in advance
- Save meeting information in draft mode to edit later
- Add notes and action items for each meeting
- Auto save will automatically save what you type. You never lose your
- Preview of meeting document is always available
- Store your contacts
- Add attendees from your contact list or create new
- Distribute your meeting minutes as PDF through email
- Meeting minutes are organized under draft, sent and received folders
- Assign action items to attendees
- Tasks are automatically created when action items are assigned
- Task reminders through emails
- Task manager allows tracking and modification of tasks
- Keyword search for meeting minutes
- Web based system available from anywhere at anytime
- Fully developed in Java
- Compatible with MySQL and Oracle databases
This application is available as a subscription service for free.
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right away. This free edition of our online version has limited functionalities.
A separate licensed version of this product is available for organizations
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contact our product sales to obtain pricing on the licensed copy of this
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Hello I am implementing 3D secure with my site now I've implemented
authorize and capture module .... Now i need to implement 3D secure
method , so as some examples or discussions that I've read now i need 3D
secure test card numbers as i need to tes...
hi @jima I think API returning json string with a special character i.e.
... at the start of string . Response could be like this
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Hi and first of all, congrat for this component!
I do like to use it for my tiny project but Im confused about the linebreak handling in synedit Editor:
If the cursor is at the end of a word and I press ENTER, SynEdit will generate a new line but the cursor stays on last position.
For me, the cursor has now go to the begin of the new line.
But, if the cursor is in the middle of a word and I press ENTER, a new line with the rest of the word will created and the cursor goto new line.
I do like to have the standardised handling for the user:
Means using synedit like other editors too (Notepad, context) and so on.
Thanks for any help.
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Sorry, SynEdit isn't my personal but a community project. Please if you want to ask something try the mailing lists.
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Google Summer of Code is a global, online program focused on bringing new contributors into open source software development. GSoC Contributors work with an open source organization on a 12+ week programming project under the guidance of mentors.
GNOME + GSoC = ❤️
How to Apply
Make a Small Contribution
We want to make sure that new contributors are familiar with our development workflow and with the tools involved with it. Make at least one small code contribution to a GNOME project (preferribly related to the project you want to work on during GSoC) to demonstrate you can build the application from the source code, make changes to it, and submit a merge request in the project's GitLab repository.
To learn how to contribute code to GNOME, go through our Newcomers tutorial.
Decide on a GSoC project
Our mentors put together a list of project ideas that you can choose. Project proposals are not exclusive to the ones listed in our project ideas page. You can contact the main developers or any GNOME project, introduce yourself, and suggest your own project ideas. Base any ideas you propose on the research about the needs of a particular module and make sure there is a mentor interested in guiding you in implementing this idea before basing your application on it.
You can contact the GNOME community in our Matrix channels.
Fill out the Application
Once the application period has opened, you have to submit your application on the Google Summer of Code website. Your application must be written in English. It should contain a detailed description of your project proposal.
Copy our Google Document template and make sure you answer all of the questions.
Please be factual and clear in answering these questions. Feel free to add anything else that is relevant for your application. It is never too early to start working on your GSoC application! Note that GSoC positions are very competitive (with about 4 applicants for one position in the past) The key to creating a strong proposal is to propose a manageable and agreed-upon project, make a contribution to the module your proposal is related to, and write an application that clearly demonstrates your knowledge, skills, and enthusiasm.
The following things can help you select a project and prepare your idea:
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Data::Alias was generally broken in 5.18.x (CPAN Testers Reports confirm this).
This seemed to affect quite a few people: there've been a number of posts about this.
Version 1.17 of Data::Alias appears to have fixed the problem; again, CPAN Testers Reports seem to confirm this.
Compiling them myself
Merijn's HP-UX software
Whatever is shipped with my OS release
None, i use PerlScript
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Definition: An efficient 3-pass refinement of a bucket sort algorithm. The first pass counts the number of items for each bucket in an auxiliary array, and then makes a running total so each auxiliary entry is the number of preceding items. The second pass puts each item in its proper bucket according to the auxiliary entry for the key of that item. The last pass sorts each bucket.
Also known as interpolation sort.
Generalization (I am a kind of ...)
Specialization (... is a kind of me.)
See also American flag sort.
Note: A bucket sort uses fixed-size buckets. A histogram sort sets up buckets of exactly the right size in a first pass. A counting sort is a histogram sort with one bucket per possible key value.
The following note is due to Richard Harter, email@example.com, http://www.tiac.net/users/cri/, 8 January 2001, and is used by permission.
The run time is effectively O(n log log n). Let S be the data set to be sorted, where n=|S|. R is an approximate rank function to sort the data into n bins. R has the following properties.
Let T be the final array for the sorted data. Allocate an auxiliary integer array H indexed 0 … n-1. We make one pass through the data to count the number of items in each bin, recording the counts in H. The array H is then converted into a cumulative array so each entry in H specifies the beginning bin position of the bin contents in T. We then make a second pass through the data. We copy each item x in S from S to T at H(R(x)), then increment H(R(x)) so the next item in the bin goes in the next location in T. (The bin number R(x) could be saved in still another auxiliary array to trade off memory for computation.)
For numeric data, there is a simple R function that works very well: Let min, max be the minimum and maximum of S. Then R(x) = n*(x - min)/(max-min).
This uses quite a bit of extra memory. For large data sets, there could be slow downs because of page faults. For large n it is more efficient to bound the number of bins.
If you have suggestions, corrections, or comments, please get in touch with Paul Black.
Entry modified 12 February 2019.
HTML page formatted Wed Mar 13 12:42:46 2019.
Cite this as:
Paul E. Black, "histogram sort", in Dictionary of Algorithms and Data Structures [online], Paul E. Black, ed. 12 February 2019. (accessed TODAY) Available from: https://www.nist.gov/dads/HTML/histogramSort.html
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Essential Components of ALM
The basic objective of an Application Lifecycle Management system is to help IT organizations do a better job of delivering to their end users what they want, when they want it and making sure it works when it gets there. In other words, they are designed to help ensure that IT is an agile organization that delivers results in alignment with the needs of the business by improving the productivity, quality and predictability of your efforts.
Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) contributes greatly towards IT agility. ALM provides the necessary functionality to help manage software creation and the iterations throughout the application lifecycle. ALM includes the specification, access control, change management, process management, build, and deployment of software configurations over the product lifecycle.
The primary components of ALM that improve IT agility include:
Software Configuration Management
Central to the notion of Software Configuration Management (SCM) is the concept of ‘configuration’ and that software is delivered in an arrangement of a specific set of files and functionality. Software development is ongoing, so any particular configuration is a snapshot of the continuous stream of development. An SCM system manages and coordinates the creation and change of various software configurations over any given time. SCM provides the version control, access control and process management required for a managed development process, as well as controlling and coordinating the configuration of software that is built and deployed.
Automated deployment can simplify a complex process and ensure accuracy. Software deployment is usually performed manually, which leads to unintentional errors such as using the incorrect versions of files or placing files in incorrect locations. An ALM solution ties deployment in with the SCM system so that the right files are deployed to the right locations automatically, as part of the overall software development process.
Throughout the application lifecycle, changes occur, bugs are discovered, enhancements created, processes created and modified, and all of it needs to be coordinated, tracked, approved and managed. The change management function within ALM provides a way to store, approve and verify change requests. The change management system also provides status information to the requestor, and provides the traceability needed for internal or external compliance programs. Change management serves as a wrapper around the entire application lifecycle, coordinating change within all aspects of application development.
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Current Status Add-on for Internet Explorer is supposed to let you monitor your server status, but it produced nothing but error messages for us.
The add-on icon is supposed to appear in your IE toolbar, but depending on your settings, you may need to find and manually it. To use the program, you'll have to create an account through the WebSitePulse site, which requires some personal information. When we clicked on the toolbar icon, a sidebar appeared and required that we enter our username and a key, which we then had to request from the publisher's Web site. Finally, we entered our key, selected a refresh interval from a drop-down menu, as well as display targets. But after all that, we got nothing but error messages. The help link provided in the sidebar took us to the publisher's Web site, but it failed to tell us how to remedy the error message, and offered no other clues as to how we should have configured the settings differently.
At the end of the day, this program failed to give us any valuable server information, and we didn't like having to create an account online just to find that out. We recommend that you save yourself time and skip this flawed tool.
The WebSitePulse Current Status Add-on for Internet Explorer provides an easy way to keep an eye in real-time on the status of your servers, Web sites and Web applications when you are using the WebSitePulse monitoring service. The Add-on provides details about the response time measured from all monitoring locations specified for the specific target and a shortcut link to the target details screen in the customer's account. The Add-on contents can be refreshed manually or automatically. This version is the first release on CNET Download.com.
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Nigerian Army DSSC Ranks And Salary Structure
The Nigerian Army Direct Short Service Commission which is called DSSC in short is a type of Commission in the Nigerian Army which the cadets train only Six months before they are Commissiond into the Nigerian Army.
The Nigerian Army DSSC is always programed to take a period of six months but in some cases,it may take more than that.
Joining the Nigerian Army DSSC is the same thing as Joining the Nigerian Army as a graduate, which means you have to be a graduate.
You can read about how to join the Nigerian Army as a graduate HERE.
Please Note that there is also another Commission which is similar to DSSC which is called SSC.
SSC Means Short Service Commission.
You can read on the Difference between DSSC and SSC HERE
Now let’s go down to DSSC Ranks
The Nigerian Army Officers have the same Rank, Which means, Whether you are a Regular Officer, Short Service Officer, DSSC Officer or Executive Commission.
Your Ranks will all be the same.
One thing you should note is that The Nigerian Army Commissioned officers ranks starts from Second Lieutenant (1 Star) but when you join the Nigerian Army as DSSC,
Your Rank Starts from Lieutenant (2 star)
Please also note that There are some Ranks which the Regular Commissioned Officers can reach,but you cannot reach there as a DSSC. Just like the Major General.
Now lets see the List of Ranks in the DSSC
Nigerian Army DSSC Ranks
4. Lieutenant Colonel
6. Brigadier General.
Once you have reached the last rank in the list, you will not be able to be promoted to the next rank.
There are still More ranks which only the Regular officers can reach.
Eg. Major General, Lieutenant General, General.
The Nigerian Army DSSC Salary Structure.
Now taking about the Salary, The Salary rate is flat
The same amount that is paid to the same Rank.
If you are DSSC,SSC,RO, and you are a captain,
The same amount will be paid to you all.
Below is the Salary Structure of the Nigerian Army DSSC.
1. Lieutenant- N180,000
2. Captain- N220,000
3. Major- N300,000
4. Ltolonel- N350,000
5. Colonel- N550,000
6. Brigadier General- N750,000
If you want to see all the Nigerian Army Ranks and Salary Structure, CLICK HERE
You can read more about the Nigerian Army DSSC in the Nigerian Army Official website www.army.mil.ng
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Dataload splits two of the HBase tables to provide consistent state for frontend tests. However, sometimes HBase will change and the splitting code will fail. Since this is happening during dataload, the whole invocation of buildall.sh fails. This means that no tests run and any minor problem with HBase can impact all testing, even of things that are not impacted by the HBase splitting.
The HBase splitting should not fail dataload. Some tests may fail, but the tests that are unrelated can run and pass.
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There is a tradition in backyard chicken keeping of constructing chicken feeders using PVC pipe. (See: https://www.instructables.com/id/PVC-Chicken-Feeder/ https://www.instructables.com/id/PVC-Chicken-Feeder-with-Meter/ )
One of the key components of such feeding systems is a "135 degree tee" (aka "Tee", see image below or in links above)
We've used the system for years. It works well. But you do get some pellet wastage. i.e. pellets sitting in section 1 of the Tee which just sit there and never get eaten. Nothing bad happens to them, but it just seems a waste.
I’ve been wondering if there was some kind of resin, plaster or some other material known to the arts and crafts community that could be used to fill the space at the bottom of the tee. Perhaps overthinking it, I was imagining a two stage pour. First stage (area 1). Simple fill. Then once cured, fix the tee on an angle and do a second pour to fill area 2.
Ideally the material used would be relatively inexpensive and once cured would stay in place, be very occasionally washable and be "food safe" * for chickens.
- whilst bearing in mind that they are already being fed from a PVC pipe. However, I do wonder if for that reason, we shouldn’t use plaster or cement, or if doing so, maybe covering it with a resin, sealant or lacquer later? (in which case, what would you recommend?)
I'd value your thoughts. Thanks in advance.
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Standards, Methodology, And The Legend
In order to include the best cross-section of apps, and by popular demand by you, the Tom's Hardware readers, I've opened up the test bed to include the top three distros: Ubuntu, openSUSE, and Fedora. This is a collection of easy-to-install applications intended for those making, or even thinking about making the switch from Windows to Linux. This essentially means that these applications must fall in line with the realistic expectations of an average end-user in either a home or office desktop implementation. The three main criteria for these apps are: usability, quality, and popularity. For an app to even appear in this article, it has to be available in one of the top three distro's official repos or as a DEB or an RPM from the software vendor's official Web site. Apps that had too many bugs, crashes, or failures were left out.
The quality of an app is determined by comparing its feature set to the industry-leading title in that category (whenever one exists). In the event that there are no clear industry-leading apps to compare against, don't worry. Anything that looks like it came out of a Win9x time-capsule doesn't pass. Since Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) is in a constant state of bug reporting and fixing, the most popular apps will have the most complete sampling of users, in turn producing an even better title.
Also, because support is mainly handled by the community of users, popular software naturally has more documentation and has fewer issues with compatibility. Therefore, popularity greatly influenced the order in which equally-usable apps of comparable quality are listed. This includes extra weight given to multi-platform applications. For a more comprehensive explanation of the standards I applied to the applications, please reference the Standards and Methodology page from the previous segment.
Exclusion #1: Web Apps And Online Services
Almost every article showcasing Web apps and online services is applicable to Linux as well as Windows, even if not specifically stated.
Exclusion #2: Windows Apps
Though I will include a page on virtualization and emulation, it is to showcase the actual virtualization/emulation software. I do not delve into the details of getting any specific Windows app running in Linux. If you really want to know more about virtualization of Windows apps in Linux, check out How To: Windows XP Mode In...Ubuntu Linux?
Exclusion #3: Preferences
User preferences like the alluring 3D desktop effects, screen savers, and panels/launchers are not covered in this series. There is an upcoming How To: piece for the different preference options, though.
Exclusion #4: Games
Native casual games, free games, indie games, retail games, as well as virtualized platforms and emulation will be covered in a future rundown of Linux gaming.
Exclusion #5: Servers
This is a follow-up to the first article and therefore concentrates on Linux as being an alternative OS for consumers. Nothing server-side this time; only client-side.
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|CPU||AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+ 2.0 GHz|
|Motherboard||Biostar NF61S-M2 TE|
|Video||Nvidia GeForce 6100, integrated, 128MB shared memory|
|Storage||250GB SATA 3 Gb/s, 7,200 RPM|
|Virtual Machine Specs:|
|Version||Sun Microsystems' VirtualBox 2.1.4 OSE|
|CPU||AMD-V and Nested Paging enabled|
|Video Memory||64MB, 3D Acceleration enabled|
|Storage||8GB, dynamically expanding|
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An application's logo links to it's home page (for example, Firefox = mozilla.com/firefox).
indicates availability in the default Ubuntu repos (via Synaptic).
indicates availability in the Ubuntu repos if KDE is installed (still runs in GNOME).
indicates availability in the default openSUSE repos (via YaST2).
indicates availability in the default Fedora repos (via YUM).
links to an available .deb package download.
links to an available .rpm package download.
indicates that the app has no official 64-bit binary (though source/shell may work).
links to an available Windows download.
links to an available Mac download. indicates that the application is a retail product.
Note: the deb and rpm icons used in this article are part of the hydroxygen icon set by deviantdark. It is hosted on GNOME-look.org along with a host of other high-quality theming elements.
- Skype for Linux is currently in version 2.1 (beta) which differs from 2.0 (final) only in the fact that it is now able to deal with ALSA, OSS and PulseAudio transparently - and it doesn't wreck webcam outputs as much.
- Skype for Linux has supported video ever since version 2.0 (beta); it does work quite well if your webcam sends uncompressed video to the system (if your webcam streams MJPEG and you have a 2.6.28+ kernel, you will need some hacker-fu; details on demand)
- a quite well known single protocol IM is aMSN, which is also multiplatform; its other main advantage is that it supports voice and video chats. However, it's not always very stable and requires manual setting up of a TCP port for video and voice to work properly.
As far as KDE vs. Gnome, I see no problem with the current format, maybe just do a Ubuntu(Gnome) vs. Kubuntu(KDE) vs. Xubuntu(Xfce) vs. MoonOS/OpenGEU/JAD(Enlightenment) roundup, to show off the different desktops(and the few apps that only work on a particular desktop). Any look good with the right theme and some Compiz/Beryl, but KDE and Enlightenment have an edge right out of the box.
This is just plain wrong. Pidgin has supported Jabber for a long time. It's called XMPP in the later versions which is the name of the protocol used by jabber clients
Actually, Thunderbird allows you to permanently accept the certificate, which will do what you want. Just pay attention when the confirmation dialog comes up, and select "Accept this certificate permanently". It's the first option (the default is the second option, which is to accept the certificate for the current session).
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We have finished processing backlogged alerts and this incident is now resolved. All alerts should now be visible in the Web UI under their associated incidents and in the Alerts tab.
Posted 25 days ago. Jan 23, 2019 - 07:15 UTC
From the hours of 1:04pm UTC on Jan 20 to 8:19 am UTC today, Jan 21, we experienced an issue with individual alerts not displaying properly in the Web UI. This issue has since been resolved and new alerts are not affected. We are now processing a backlog of alerts which will appear under their corresponding incidents normally over the course of the next few hours. It should be noted that the Web UI was the only affected component and this did not impact our APIs, the mobile app, or notifications. This incident will be updated once we’ve finished processing these alerts.
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A new poll out from Pew shows an amazing amount of support for legalizing marijuana. 73% support medical marijuana (prescription only) while 41% approves of decriminalizing the herb altogether.
I'm curious what Projectors have to say. Take the poll and in the comments, let us know three things: 1) Have you ever smoked pot or do you currently? 2) How old are you? 3) Why do you take your position either for or against legalization?
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Posting to confirm the bug on my end as well. Happening on Fedora 17 x86_64 (Gnome 3 desktop) on a 560 Ti.
I can reproduce this with all of my SDL games, but I can't seem to get a screenshot of it... basically, any SDL application that gets focus will cause the entire desktop to tint dark blue, except for the mouse cursor. Putting focus on another window will remove the tinting until focus is back on the SDL application.
This seems to happen regardless of whether or not it uses OpenGL (tested with Eversion's software renderer and libSGE's software-rendered examples). You can get the libSGE examples here, if you want to try it out for yourself:
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Of course i'm missing some but these are the ones I remembered. I had to take a few out due to some copyright issues. Hope this is still enjoyable!
Squidward funny moments!
Like, Sub, and Comment - Go Follow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heyitsnotaron/?hl=en - Snapchat: Aron_kohl$$
Re-uploaded w/ better quality! I apologize for making it so long; it was originally supposed to be 3 minutes. **I don't claim any of this. I don't w...
wiki stealer lost media. NOT MY VIDEO
Test your storytelling skills and try to fix this SpongeBob Scramble! Let us know in the comments if you got the correct scene order and put the piece...
Timmy's Dad's best moments (Don't Worry Future Videos Aren't Made By Wevideo)
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BlenderBIM Add-on installation
The BlenderBIM Add-on is an extension to the popular free and open-source 3D authoring package Blender. Both the add-on and Blender itself works on Linux, Mac, and Windows.
- Install Blender. If you don't have administrator rights on Windows, you can download a portable ZIP instead.
- Download the BlenderBIM Add-on. You do not need to unzip the file you download.
- Launch Blender, and access the
Edit -> Preferenceswindow.
- Select the
Add-onstab, and press
Install...on the top right.
- Navigate to the BlenderBIM Add-on
.zipfile, and press
- You should now see
Import-Export: BlenderBIMavailable in your add-ons list. Enable the add-on by pressing the checkbox beside it.
All done! If you check your
Scene properties panel on the bottom right of the Blender interface, you will see a panel related to Building Information Modeling.
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|Assuming (C) is the most common answer makes no sense. Just like this picture.|
Let's be clear: it's not true that C is the "most common answer" on a given test. It's straight-up not, and guessing based on that is tantamount to relying on thaumaturgy to improve your SAT score. It's a poor excuse for strategy and preparedness.
However, it turns out that if you look at all the tests in the Blue Book in aggregate (my raw data is here, in case you're curious where I'm getting all this) C is, in fact, more common than most answers, and only less common than D. The least common answer is A. WTF?
Answer choices are ostensibly determined at random, so you'd think with a large enough sample size (the Blue Book is 10 tests x 160 questions per test, so 1600 questions) all the answers should appear pretty close to an equal number of times. Across all 10 tests, here's how it actually breaks down:
Honestly that's more variability than I expected, but it's not outlandish and it does nothing to prove that the answer distribution isn't random. It's still superstition to say that the most common answer is C (and don't get any ideas about assuming it's D now instead) but it turns out it's also a dumb rumor to say that every answer appears an equal number of times on every test. So...yeah.
The tests in the Blue Book (besides the first 3) aren't released tests, so maybe it's different with the real things? Looking at the data just for the first 3 tests (below), I'm thinking probably not.
Three different tests (all actually administered), three different winners in the "most common answer" contest.
Bottom line: basing any sort of guessing decisions on what's the most or least common answer probably isn't going to help you out, so don't do it.
UPDATE: Interesting, if slightly mocking, discussion going on about this at collegeconfidential.com. Make special note of the post about the random integer generator for a pretty convincing argument that any Blue Book variability really is just noise.
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Adoption of open source software, especially by commercial enterprises, is dependent on being able to communicate the licenses for the open source software. With some of the open source packages and distributions containing hundreds of different contributions with a wide variety of licenses, having a consistent way of communicating the licenses in a precise way is a challenge that the SPDX organization has taken on.
If you are a developer and want to take advantage of SPDX in your own code, you may well take a look at the spec and come away with the impression that it is large, complex, and difficult to implement.
Fortunately, it is much easier than you may think. There are some easy ways to get started by just using the SPDX license identifiers in your code. There are also a significant number of new open source tools being developed including plug-ins to build environments and IDE extensions.
I'll show you an easy way to start using SPDX in your own code and in your own organization.
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Run VS Code on any machine anywhere and access it in the browser.
- Code on any device with a consistent development environment
- Use cloud servers to speed up tests, compilations, downloads, and more
- Preserve battery life when you're on the go; all intensive tasks run on your server
See requirements for minimum specs, as well as instructions on how to set up a Google VM on which you can install code-server.
TL;DR: Linux machine with WebSockets enabled, 1 GB RAM, and 2 vCPUs
There are four ways to get started:
- Using the install script, which automates most of the process. The script uses the system package manager if possible.
- Manually installing code-server
- Deploy code-server to your team with coder/coder
- Using our one-click buttons and guides to deploy code-server to a cloud provider ⚡
If you use the install script, you can preview what occurs during the install process:
curl -fsSL https://code-server.dev/install.sh | sh -s -- --dry-run
To install, run:
curl -fsSL https://code-server.dev/install.sh | sh
When done, the install script prints out instructions for running and starting code-server.
Note To manage code-server for a team on your infrastructure, see: coder/coder
We also have an in-depth setup and configuration guide.
See answers to frequently asked questions.
See Contributing for details.
We develop coder/coder to help teams to adopt remote development.
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Chapter 9. Using the Clipboard
The clipboard is something users generally take for granted with the applications they use (because every successful operating system and every successful application has one), but take a step back and reflect on it and you will realize how essential it really is. Imagine the software you use from day to day and try to picture how it would be different if you could not use copy and paste. Would you still use a Web browser, an e-mail client, or an instant messaging application if you could not copy anything from or paste anything into that application? What about a text editor or an image editor?
Most users would not accept an application that only offered save and import functionality if there was a similar application available that allowed copy and paste. On the surface, copy-and-paste is just a time-saving mechanism, but it is so effective that most users depend on it heavily.
Because the clipboard is consistent across operating systems and applications, it is a glaring omission when applications fail to have a copy-and-paste feature. Effective use of the clipboard can be a great enhancement to your application.
Choosing a Clipboard Format
Whenever an application adds data to the clipboard, it specifies the format for that data so that other applications can use it. It is also possible to add the same piece of data in more than one format, to give other applications a choice.
For example, if your application displays formatted text, you could choose ...
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I thought I would write about how I propose to make use of Diffie-Hellman (DH) key exchange within SIP to enable secure media exchange over the public Internet, and how this can change the way we think of secure VoIP and video communications and secure media streaming not just for individuals seeking privacy but also commercial organizations.
I chose to start with underlying idea in Diffie-Hellman key exchange, which is that two independent nodes can come to independently compute the same final value for a session key that can then be used for a symmetric cipher. This is done by computing key factors as exponents of a large prime which results in a pair of unique values that can produce the same result. The public number of the computed pair is shared and the private number is kept secret. A new secret/public pair is computed to generate the final cipher key, and a factor returned so the originator can do the same. The core idea is that the values publicly exchanged is insufficient to successfully compute the final key value without the unshared numbers. Hence, observing the exchange does not allow you to know or compute the final cipher key used.
Of course even before key exchange there must also be cipher negotiation, which really is similar to SDP media codec negotiation that SIP normally already does. I mention it now because while it is not an interesting or difficult problem, I note that a number of national governments and organizations have developed their own symmetric ciphers. Basically I choose to advertise the callers cipher choices in the initial SIP invite message (also indicating a secure call is requested), and the called party selects and replies a chosen cipher in the SIP answer message.
The second problem is with persistent private keys that can be raided from participating nodes to then recompute past session keys. My answer for this is simple; I always generate unique ephemeral key factors for each call session. The prime used in a DH key exchange is actually a less interesting number, and as long as the ephemeral keys come out of unbiased random data they are secure from dictionary attacks. Similarly the public and private key factors used to compute the final symmetric key is also an ephemeral value, and hence the final media cipher key is unique for each session as well, thereby assuring no forward knowledge.
The third problem is simply assuring a valid and unbiased random number generation source is used to create ephemeral keys. This actually is outside the scope of my own work, as I simply reuse existing high entropy random number sources, whether offered by the Linux kernel, the openssl library, or by other means.
I further note traditional public/private key pairs are simply a static prime and an only once computed permanently retained private and public factors, and with large enough numbers this is considered secure for many years by itself. While the prime can be entirely static, I think recomputing a new random prime every few weeks is far more than sufficient, especially given ephemeral key factors are used for the initial exchange making every session unique.
While the prime is consistent, and hence need not be exchanged in the final reply, what is important are the two ephemeral public factors, one computed by the called party (returned as part of the sip “answer” message), and the other by the inviting party (returned in the SIP ack). What happens then is this:
In the SIP invite I will advertise for key exchange and advertise what cipher(s) we support. The invite message may already be very large, and may also include authentication headers, as well as advertised media descriptions, so we do not wish to add much more to it. This is especially important for using SIP over UDP, where a sip message can not be larger than a single datagram. Hence adding this minimal amount of info is not much larger.
The called party creates an ephemeral (random) private key factor and computes the public factor around a prime that can then be shared. The prime and key factor can be sent during the SIP answer message. Since the answer may have a smaller media descriptor and never has authentication headers, adding the public key is not an impossible burden. Indeed, the public key is likely in the same size range as a SIP authorization header might be.
In response to the SIP answer message the calling (inviting) party computes a private (ephemeral) value that is then used to compute a public factor that can be used for computing the final media cipher key. The public factor it computes is returned in the SIP ACK message, which also completes SIP media call session setup.
Once both sides have both shared public factors, they can independently compute their final cipher key to use for the media. But Diffie-Hellman is itself vulnerable to a very basic man-in-the-middle (MITM) attack. If someone in the middle answers the invite, they can then compute and send their own ephemeral key factor. It is not going to be the same as the one the final node would generate, however.
The MITM would then have to also send the invite to the final destination. When the final destination answers, it gives an ephemeral factor. The MITM then simply computes a new random factor for the final cipher key and returns the answering party the factor needed to compute a final cipher key between it and the destination.
Similarly, the MITM sends it’s own answer message with the initial computed random (ephemeral) key factor. The caller then computes a factor for the final cipher key and sends this back in it’s SIP ACK. The man in the middle then computes the final media cipher key used between itself and the caller, and a different final media cipher key with the destination. Media that is send by the calling party is then intercepted and decrypted using the caller’s cipher key, and re-encrypted using the cipher key it generated a factor for to the final destination. Neither end knows there is someone decrypting and listening to everything that is being sent, and doing so in real-time. This is the classic problem with pure Duffie-Hellman key exchange.
One thing we do know is that if both endpoints receive and have the same key factors there could not be a man-in-the-middle. This is because while the MITM will know the prime used, if the ephemeral private factors are sufficiently unbiased it has no means of knowing these private (secret) factors that were not shared. Hence it can only generate it’s own new and unique private key factors and then compute a new (and different) public value that it then gives to each party in the call.
Hence, if we can prove the factors have the same values on both ends, we can validate the exchange. There are two ways to do this.
The first, and that is perfect for purely anonymous communication, is to compute a hash or human readable string based on the two key factors. Both sides can do this, and present it to the user if in a real-time call. The users then can read this hash to each other, and if they both have the same values, they know they are the same. This is essentially what ZRTP does also. This methodology we will keep, as it is particularly useful for anonymous calls.
Of course one may not wish to read hashes to each other in each and every call. Nor have we “proven” a user identity or allowed for automated transactions. However, if these are important there is one additional step we can also take beyond what ZRTP does.
As each end receives the signed hash, it can be automatically compared with the locally generated hash to validate that the keys were exchanged clean. The hashes are as trustworthy as the signing key used. This requires the destination to have the public key of the user’s SIP from identity in their key chain of course. But this mode is seamless and very appropriate to a public or private organization deploying distributed self-managed secure networks, or for enabling generic voice commerce and secure b2b communications over the public Internet.
Entirely automatic exchange is also possible because one could create a dummy or special account filled with gpg keys for this purpose that an application can use unattended. For example, a /root gpg keychain could be filled with a special “mail@xxxx” key pair, and this could even be published through existing key servers. Then, if this were used to automatically transfer SMTP messages encapsulated in a cryptographic context initiated through SIP, the entire means of signing and verification also becomes automatic. This is somewhat analogous to SSL, except that we have eliminated the role of the certificate authority, and hence all keys are entirely self managed without requiring third parties or trusting some third party certificate.
Now there is one other trick that GNU SIP Witch in particular can do which will make this methodology and both anonymous and verified secure calling over VoIP much more widely available. GNU SIP Witch can choose to act as a media proxy. It can do this by rewriting the SDP to goto SIP Witch managed RTP ports. Doing so, these ports could take in unencrypted RTP streams and encrypt using media cipher keys that GNU SIP Witch computes. This would be done if the calling party or the called party do not already independently support secure calling on their own. This means any existing SIP VoIP application, including SIP phone devices, can suddenly be used to make entire secure calls without any modification. Moreover, SIP Witch can selectively use secure calling depending on if the endpoints are on the same subnet or not, or placed at each workstation as a local proxy and assure all call traffic, including internal traffic is always secure, especially if there is concern with internal espionage. This maximizes the range of secure deployment scenarios and all without requiring the introduction of new secure VoIP user agents.
There are other reasons related to anonymous calling uses where also creating stand-alone secure SIP user agent application is still of course also desirable. This is especially true when creating a secure client that for example can be ran at an Internet cafe to offer anonymous secure communications. The core methodology is entirely applicable to a custom written client application as well as to an SIP intermediary service like GNU SIP Witch. It is also applicable to using SIP for managing all kinds of “media” sessions, including, as noted, things like SMTP email exchange that traditionally used SSL.
GNU SIP Witch was originally brought forward as a means to replace Skype and preserve individual communication privacy by enabling the use of SIP URI’s for calling ZRTP users. By solving core issues related to enabling unrelated parties to call each other securely with provable identities over the public Internet using SIP uri’s alone, this makes many commercial uses practical as well. This includes business-to-business calling and receiving calls from commercial customers over the public Internet, and use by the medical profession or lawyers where privacy and security are mandated requirements. In that this methodology preserves communication privacy and also continues the optional use of social key verification, I feel we address those needs where privacy and anonymity are also essential.
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DNA polymerase ι (Pol ι) is an attractive candidate for somatic hypermutation in antibody genes because of its low fidelity. To identify a role for Pol ι, we analyzed mutations in two strains of mice with deficiencies in the enzyme: 129 mice with negligible expression of truncated Pol ι, and knock-in mice that express full-length Pol ι that is catalytically inactive. Both strains had normal frequencies and spectra of mutations in the variable region, indicating that loss of Pol ι did not change overall mutagenesis. We next examined if Pol ι affected tandem mutations generated by another error-prone polymerase, Pol ζ. The frequency of contiguous mutations was analyzed using a novel computational model to determine if they occur during a single DNA transaction or during two independent events. Analyses of 2,000 mutations from both strains indicated that Pol ι–compromised mice lost the tandem signature, whereas C57BL/6 mice accumulated significant amounts of double mutations. The results support a model where Pol ι occasionally accesses the replication fork to generate a first mutation, and Pol ζ extends the mismatch with a second mutation.
- Submitted: 28 July 2015
- Accepted: 1 June 2016
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Candy Japan sends surprise Japanese sweets to you from Japan twice a month. The items are shipped directly from Japan with each twice-monthly shipment containing 1-3 different varieties of unique candy hard to find anywhere else. The club has been running continuously from 2010 with hundreds of happy members. Shipping is free to anywhere in the world.
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Hi! Iw been using cubase for a while now on my stationary (just died Rip), and i just installed it to my labtop.
Im having a problem with crackelig noises when im running a track.
I dont know whats making it, since it isent caused by loud audio,
and the Asio time usage is far away from peaking.
Im wondering if its because it doesent use the external soundcard (audio kontroll1),
and its just using the soundcard on my labtop to prosess the sound.
Any ideas? or a fix?
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I have made a button image I like in Photoshop, but I don't understand how to get it into the "create your button" form. Where do I find its address so I can upload it?
The URL you use is that of where you store the graphic. For example, if your website address is:
http://www.my_web_site.com and you have a folder called "pictures" for storing your graphics and your graphic name is mybutton.jpg. The URL you use is the full path or:
Note, the online button creator will not preview a custom graphic, it will only show you a small rectangle with crossed lines.
Please forgive my boldness in contacting you! But I noticed when I went searching for answers to my dilema
that you have provides understandable information to many questions (Paypal should pay you for this...they
badly need some better customer service in these areas...their reps are not familiar with customization options).
Anyway, here's my question. I'm a bit of a newby so please be patient! 🙂
I am trying to store an image for a header on my potential custom invoice.
Paypal wants a URL from a "secure server...which they define at a https site, rather than a http.
I know how to link to images on my computer but images stored online, like from Flicker or Shutterfly
bring up an error code (probably because they are http: sites) of incorrect URL address. I don't have
a webpage with this image...do you have any brilliant ideas for me?
Thank you SO MUCH...even for considering this question!
Need a bit more information, when you say custom invoice, is this something you are creating on your own or are you using the Invoice Tool from within your PayPal Account?
As for displaying a custom graphic on the PayPal Screens, it's recommended to that the graphic be stored on a secure or https server, else you will get a security message displayed.
Thanks so much for your help with this. Actually it was a link that you wrote for another member that got me
to the site www.sslpic.com" now called E-Junkie.com and they were able to help secure the image. Then after another
2,387 hours and three pass up the line to a higher service representative I was informed that their "create a Custom Payment Page" is only for my webpage and they don't actually HAVE a custom invoice from their site (nice if they could have said this in the first place). I don't know about your experience but the customer service end of Paypal and their webpage is so poor as to be criminal. HOW do they stay in business? Heaven forbid I ever have a problem and have to actually deal with them!
Thanks for your generous help...may you grow and prosper out there.
Again...Paypal should pay you for the service THEY aren't providing!
I am still having trouble with custom images for buttons. I know I have used them before and it was simple.
I do have JAVA script on my pages and think that may be the issue-an "addtoany.com button. The custom image is blurry and way bigger than I want it to be. I created it in PS and its not the image.
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allow for multiple filter keys in a single sort on the my temple reservation page filters
Currently I can only sort on one key at a time on the my temple reservation filters. For example, I can only sort on "first name" or "last name" or "sex".
I would suggest you change the filter so sort keys can be stacked. For example, "sex" and "last name".
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Reference: .NET Framework Class Library, ServiceBase Class [C#]
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Benefits of Database Software for Embedded Systems and IoT Devices -- ITTIA
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As a graphics designer, have you ever encountered a beautiful font being used by a website that you’d like to use as well on your project?
Well, it’s hard to determine the font name by just seeing it.
Luckily, there are tons of tools that could help us identify the font name.
Here are the five best options you can try!
Table of Contents
- #1 Identify font on the website using FontFace Ninja extension
- #2 Find a website font name using WhatFont
- #3 Identify font without extension with Fount
- #4 Identify font from web page screenshot using WhatTheFont
- #5 Get the font name from the website CSS
- #6 Identify the font name on the website using WhatRuns
#1 Identify font on the website using FontFace Ninja extension
FontFace Ninja is my favorite tool to find a font name along with the styles used in a website. It even provides a direct link to buy or download the font if it’s available for free.
This browser extension also provides a demo box, so we can type any words to see what it looks like. You can also customize the color, size, width, and many more before you decide to pick the font.
How to use FontFace Ninja:
- Download and Install FontFace Ninja for Chrome, Firefox, or Safari
- Open any website
- Click the FontFace Ninja icon on the browser bar
- Hover the mouse pointer over the text
- Finally, you got the font name and link to download or buy
#2 Find a website font name using WhatFont
As the name suggests, this browser extension is dedicated to identifying fonts used on a website. FontFace is much like FontFace Ninja, it can determine font name, font family, size, style, height, width, weight, and color, but it comes with a more minimalistic interface. It also provides a direct link to get the free font once it is detected, but for premium font, it does not give any link.
How to use WhatFont:
- Download and Install WhatFont for Chrome or Safari
- Go to the website that you want to find out the font
- Click the WhatFont icon that appeared on the browser bar
- Hover the mouse over the web page and click it to get additional information
- If the font is available for free, the extension will provide the download link
#3 Identify font without extension with Fount
Fount is a web tool created by Nathan Ford to help users figure out a website’s font name quickly. The tool only serves basic information such as the font name, style, size, and weight. There will be no direct download link for the font, so you will be given a name as a clue to find the download link by yourself.
How to use Fount:
- Go to the website page where you want to know the font name
- Open a new tab, visit https://fount.artequalswork.com/
- On the Fount page, click and drag the “Fount” button to the website tab
- The name of the font will show in the upper right corner of the web page
Update: Fount is no longer working on modern browsers.
#4 Identify font from web page screenshot using WhatTheFont
WhatTheFont is an online tool to recognize a font from an image, including a web page screenshot. All you need is to capture the screen, upload the screenshot page to WhatTheFont website, and let it examine the font by its visual.
Once finished, you will get a font name along with the download or purchase link. Unfortunately, this service is fairly not so accurate compared to browser extensions like I mentioned on #1 and #2.
How to use WhatTheFont:
- Capture the website page using your favorite screen capturer
- Upload the screenshot to the WhatTheFont page
- Wait until the recognizing process finished
- Grab the font (if available)
#5 Get the font name from the website CSS
The reason I put this method at the bottom of the list is the difficulty to skim HTML and CSS code. Modern web pages contain a CSS script that acts as the “style” of the web. It also includes the font configuration represented by lines of script. It’s easy to read as a web developer, but so confusing for people who have no idea about web programming.
How to get font name from CSS:
- Go to the desired website
- Right-click on the blank space
- Select Inspect Element or simply by pressing CTRL+SHIFT+I
- You will see a new box that contains a script
- Press CTRL+F and type “font-family”
- The format usually like this “blah…blah…font-family: ‘font name’…blah…blah”
Note: There’s no certain way to find out the font name from CSS. So, this method might not work for all websites.
#6 Identify the font name on the website using WhatRuns
I found another useful browser add-on named WhatRuns. It is defined as a tool to help developers understand the material/services used on the website, including font name. If you are interested, WhatRuns is available for free on Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox.
How to identify a font name using WhatRuns:
- Install the WhatRuns on Chrome or Firefox.
- Go to any website you want to discover the font name
- Click on the WhatRuns icon and wait for the retrieving process
- Now you see the font name that has been identified by the tool
So, that’s the best way to find out the font name of a website. In my opinion, the browser extension still manages the most convenient way to identify font names in a quick manner.
What do you think? What is your favorite tool for figuring out the font name?
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Re: Antw: Build V1.20 with mingw32 fails!
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> I had a similar problem. It was the include-search path for c++ .
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I'm using the following settings.
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