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On some machines Powerpoint refuses to open downloaded ppts from the Internet, as an error is given.
The strange thing is that after a while the ppt will open!
How is that?
I have solved the problem that was happening only on Windows 10 machines, setting the Protected view accordingly
Check the AV on the machines. After the download IE, Edge, and Chrome will call the installed AV product to scan the downloaded file. I don't know if Firefox or Opera will do this.
I have read the sometimes downloaded ppts from the Internet are locked and there's an unlock checkbox in the file properties....
As for the antivirus, it may be running and then turning the scanned file to "usable", but this may happen under the hood? Usually when the AV is running this will show in the downloaded file "blinking" (Chrome downloads)
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SQL Saturday #442 is upon us and yours truly will be presenting in Orlando, Florida on October 10th alongside Mitchell Pearson (b|t). The session is scheduled at 10:35 AM and will last until 11:35 AM. I’m very excited to be presenting at SQL Saturday Orlando this year as it’ll be my first presenting this session in person and my first time speaking at SQL Saturday Orlando! If you haven’t registered yet for this event, you need to do that. This event will be top notch!My session is called Designing a Data Warehouse from the Ground Up. What if you could approach any business process in your organization and quickly design an effective and optimal dimensional model using a standardized step-by-step method? In this session I’ll discuss the steps required to design a unified dimensional model that is optimized for reporting and follows widely accepted best practices. We’ll also discuss how the design of our dimensional model affects a SQL Server Analysis Services solution and how the choices we make during the data warehouse design phase can make or break our SSAS cubes. You may remember that I did this session a while back for Pragmatic Works via webinar. I’ll be doing the same session at SQL Saturday Orlando but on-prem! 😉
So get signed up for this event now! It’s only 11 days away!
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Many electronic musicians (myself included) look to the post-industrial world for inspiration. When I wrote this piece, I was interested in exploring the concepts of urban sprawl, the mobile internet, highways, and cloud computing. Each track is a different movement of the piece, and each title takes the name of an urban center of the American Northeast, followed by one digit for the center's population ranking, one digit for the order in which the movement was written, one letter for the movement's pitch class, and four digits for the movement's tempo in beats per minute.
Megalopolis was written during a bus trip from New York, NY to Boston, MA on an overcast day (02011.10.13).
The only software used during the writing process was Oliver Wittchow's nanoloop.
The original .nan files for each movement can be found at: belgianman.com/campbell/megalopolis.zip
To run these files, use nanoloop (available for Android and iOS), or the free nanoloop lite (iOS only).
released December 2, 2011
Campbell is A. Campbell Payne, a composer, artist, DJ, audio engineer, and web designer. Get in touch to arrange commissions, collaborations, or conspiracies: firstname.lastname@example.org
Written, mixed, edited, and mastered by A. Campbell Payne.
Cover artwork and liner notes by A. Campbell Payne.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
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The API has returned to full operational capacity. API high latency was incurred intermittently during a maximum period of 30 minutes. We've optimized and scaled database cluster parameters to resolve this issue and prevent recurrence in the future.
We apologize for any impact on your reliable notification delivery experience as a result of this incident. Thanks for your patience and understanding as we worked to resolve this issue.
(Saturday 27th February 2021 14:15:36 UTC)
APIAPI high latency: Update
We've identified a performance issue in the database cluster which is impacting the response time of requests sent to the API and are actively working on resolution.
(Saturday 27th February 2021 14:04:37 UTC)
APIAPI high latency
We're investigating an issue that is causing high latency in the API.
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Please read my previous post on how to enable Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) on Windows 10. You must have the Windows 10 anniversary update installed since WSL is not available on the original Windows 10.
Youtube-dl is an awesome downloader for multimedia from the internet using a simple command line. You can encode the video into a different format as well (namely FLV and MP4).
Since Windows System for Linux doesn’t automatically install Python which is required for Youtub-dl to work correctly, you need to first install Python. You can install either Python 2.7x or Python 3.x. I installed Python 2.7x since most libraries are more compatible with it. To install Python 2.7x, open up your Ubuntu Bash window, and type in this command:
sudo apt-get install python
If you are adventurous and want to try Python 3, then use this command:
sudo apt-get install python3
In the past when I tried having both versions, there are conflicts when trying to run Python codes. So I just pick one version and stick with it. I recommend using 2.7x for stability and comparability. Eventually Python 3 will be the best version but maybe give it a couple more years.
There are many ways to install youtube-dl, here are the 2 common ways:
Open up your Ubuntu Bash window, and type in this command:
sudo apt-get install youtube-dl
After the installation is done, run an update
sudo youtube-dl -U
First you have to install Pip
sudo apt-get install python-pip python-dev build-essential
sudo pip install --upgrade pip
sudo pip install --upgrade virtualenv
Now you can install youtube-dl with pip using this command:
sudo pip install youtube_dl
Then upgrade with Pip
sudo pip install --upgrade youtube_dl
If you try to do a video download (Master of the House song from Le Miserable) from youtube, you’ll get a bunch of errors.
sudo youtube-dl -o LeMiserableMasterHouse.MP4 "https://youtu.be/TWlzFbmZZHU"
From searching the web, I found that we need to do a bunch of permission settings to get the downloader to not error out due to things like Protocol error and such. Use this command first:
sudo curl -L https://yt-dl.org/latest/youtube-dl -o /usr/local/bin/youtube-dl
Then set permissions:
sudo chmod a+rx /usr/local/bin/youtube-dl
Now you shouldn’t have problem downloading videos from youtube. The video is downloaded to the directory where you issues the youteb-dl command. You can supply the extension of the file to be .FLV or .MP4 when downloading.
For more details on the commands and options for youtube-dl, please visit this URL:
Enjoy downloading YouTube videos!
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did you ever get a solution? The problem we have is that we have three registers in the store and even though we select each registers default printer, Shopify POS keeps changing the default printer. Why cant we lock each printer to a single POS?
No, it just sorted itself out after an update. Although, in the mornings we have to remove the printer and re-add it via setup about 30% of the time. Don't know why, there have been years when the connection always works then after updates, periods where it requires constant management.
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Mukurtu (MOOK-oo-too) is a grassroots project aiming to empower communities to manage, share, narrate, and exchange their digital heritage in culturally relevant and ethically-minded ways. We are committed to maintaining an open, community-driven approach to Mukurtu’s continued development. Our first priority is to help build a platform that fosters relationships of respect and trust. Mukurtu CMS has been developed as an access platform and is intended to serve as one component in your larger digital stewardship ecosystem (access, preservation, sustainability). If you are planning to include use of Mukurtu CMS in a grant proposal, keep this in mind. A successful digital project plan will address the tools, resources, staff, and workflows for digitization (if relevant), preservation, description, access, and long-term sustainability. The open-source code for Mukurtu CMS is developed and maintained by the Mukurtu team at the Center for Digital Scholarship and Curation at Washington State University. We consult with communities and organizations to identify new features, improvements, and to help us test and provide feedback on long and short term development.
Here you will find the resources we have used in all of our Mukurtu introductory workshops.
For more information please visit www.mukurtu.org
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Today Microsoft released its Free Virtual Server Hypervisor Hyper-V Server 2008 R2 1.0 (not sure what’s up with the 1.0) and made it available for download on the Microsoft Download Center. The release candidate was released back in May, so it is good to see Microsoft keeping their nose down kicking out code non-stop from Redmond (no summer for you!!!)
Hyper-V Server 2008 R2 is a big deal for Microsoft. Among other new features, Microsoft finally delivers on Live Migration (also known as VMotion by VMWare) with the R2 release, giving them the ability to FINALLY compete with VMWare and other modern Virtual Server products.
With Live Migration, Microsoft can at last perform moves/Live Migrations of RUNNING virtual servers to other Physical Hyper-V Hosts. Up until now, that’s been the one feature missing, preventing it from being a true Enterprise Product. Without Live Migration capabilities, it just wasn’t an enterprise product.
Here’s a look at a few other key features releasing with R2 of Hyper-V Server 2008 R2:
- Live Migration
- Boot From Flash
- New Processor Support – (From 4 Physical Procs to 8 and 16 Logical Procs to 64)
- Networking Enhancements
- Hot Add/Remove Virtual Storage
- Increased VM Density
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There's almost always a txt file in the download that will give you information as to what the author considers personal use and also what is required for commercial use.
"BAR" looks like Venus Rising. Not sure about the other font.
Looks like a modified version of the font?
Rosewood Fill for "DAYS" and "CHRISTMAS." Not sure about the number or the other text.
Looks like a modified version of Lunix-Plain. Some characters match exactly, but others don't.
Thank you! I figured it had to be out there.
Huso horario CEST. Ahora son las 06:59
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Platform Principal Engineer Job Description Template
Our company is looking for a Platform Principal Engineer to join our team.
- Build solid expertise of the entire Coupa application suite and leverage this knowledge to better design application and data frameworks;
- Adhere to Coupa iterative development processes to deliver concrete value each release while driving longer term technical vision;
- Provide technical guidance and mentorship to engineers, designers, and developers.
- 3+ years of experience interpreting and predicting outcomes of existing business processes and current technology solutions;
- Demonstrated proficiency in understanding and executing enterprise architecture and software development life cycle methodologies;
- 5+ years of system implementation experience in a large IT organisation with large, complex projects;
- 3+ years defining high-level design for one or more business domains;
- 5+ years of experience developing business applications or frameworks;
- Broad knowledge of middleware/application integration products.
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aclocal macro _lt_compiler_pic\u0027 required but not defined
In any case, I agree that there is no reason for a separate gettext-0.14 > package, but I dont see how autopoint solves the problem of the undefined > macro which has to do with compatibility of older versions of automake, > not with older versions of gettext Here FILE and LINE are macros defined by the compiler that report the current file name and line number. Macros are filled out by the preprocessor. Then the compiler replaces your call to New with this function.macro file so I ran autoreconf -ivf to update all of the config scripts to the latest assuming that the this would fix the autoreconf: Entering directory . autoreconf: configure.in: not using Gettext autoreconf: running: aclocal --outputaclocal.m4t aclocal: macro LTCOMPILERPIC required but not I checked and The Solver Add-In was already enabled so my macro is still not working and I get the same Compile Error: Sub or Function not defined when I try to run the Marco. Any other suggestions.LTMULTIMODULE)])dnl dnl aclocal doesnt pull ltoptions.m4, ltsugar.m4, or ltversion.m4 dnl unless we require an ACDEFUNed macro The option is referenced via a variable to avoid confusing sed. lt compileecho "accompile"flag LTTAGVAR(ltprogcompilerpic since MAX is already defined in yvals.h, the definition of MAX coming out of Xuliity.h does not get applied.i could not get what you mean by this statement "What is your complete compiler command line".Use of the information on this site may require a license from a third party, or a license from TI. This is libtool 2.4.6, but the libtool: definition of this LTINIT comes from an older release.
libtool: You should recreate aclocal.m4 withlibtoolize: Consider adding ACCONFIGMACRODIRS([m4]) to configure.in, libtoolize: and rerunning libtoolize and aclocal. libtoolize: Consider adding -I m4 to Any code which uses compiler-defined macros will need review.The compiler attempts to track stack depth and, when required, swap to a method of calling that does not need the hardware stack ( PIC10/12/16 devices only). macro AMPATHWXCONFIG not found in library configure.in:79: error: possibly undefined macro: AMOPTIONSWXCONFIGusr/share/aclocal/ltobsolete.m4 /usr/share/aclocal/mate-common.m4 /usr/share/ aclocal/mate-compiler-flags.
m4 /. list p12F675 list directive to define processor include "p12f675.inc" processor specific variable definitions.In short it is teling you not to use the CONFIGDECL macro. Is this some code you write, or is it some old code you gotTo get a useful answer, always state which PIC you are using! 1) Does clojurescript compiler load macro twice for :clj and :cljs in read-conditional when handling : require-macros? 2) How does clojurescript compiler resolve the symbol now defined in macro.cljc? Thanks a lot in advance. Visual C supports the required predefined preprocessor macros specified by the ANSI/ISO C99 standard and the ISO C14 standard.Some macros are defined only for specific build environments or compiler options. Message info. To:628346bugs.debian.org From:Blint Rczey Subject:Bug628346: snacc: FTBFS: aclocal: macro LTDECLSED required but not defined Date:Fri, 9 Mar 2012 18:48:37 0100. Ill upload a patch and possibly adopt this package in a few days. LTMULTIMODULE)])dnl 94 dnl aclocal doesnt pull ltoptions.m4, ltsugar.m4, or ltversion.m4 95 dnl unless we require an ACDEFUNed macro: 96 ACREQUIREdefault on this platform 4254 Common symbols not allowed in MHDYLIB files 4255 LTTAGVAR(ltprogcompilerpic, 1)LTDECLSED required but not defined > aclocal: macro LTFUNCSTRIPNAMECNF required but not defined > aclocal: macro glICONVHDEFAULTS required but not defined > gmake: [aclocal.m4] Error 1 > > Compilation failed unexpectedly. > > serial 5 ltobsolete.m4 . These exist entirely to fool aclocal when bootstrapping libtool.
This is to help aclocal find these macros, as it cant see m4define.m4ifndef([ACLIBTOOLPROGCOMPILERPIC], [ACDEFUNrunning: aclocal --outputaclocal.m4t aclocal: macro LTDECLSED required but not defined aclocal: macro LTFUNCSTRIPNAMECNF required but not defined autoreconf-2.68: aclocal failed with exit status: 1 makevif . autoreconf: Entering directory . autoreconf: configure.ac: not using Gettext autoreconf: running: aclocal --force autoreconf: configure.ac: tracing autoreconf: configure.ac: not using Libtool autoreconf: running: /usr/bin/autoconf --force configure.ac:32: error: possibly undefined macro: ACDEFINE If this[LTFUNCDLSYMUSCORE], [ACREQUIRE([LTCOMPILERPIC])dnl for ltprogcompilerwl AC REQUIRE([LTSYSSYMBOLUSCORE])dnl forCompile a loadable module using libtool macro expansion results. CC picflag -cusr/local/share/aclocal/ltobsolete.m4:43: -1 By running aclocal-1.6 -I m4, the tool returned messages saying that macros. ltpreparesedquotevars ltprogechobackslash. were required but not defined. directory . autoreconf-2.68: configure.in: not using Gettext autoreconf-2.68: running: aclocal --outputaclocal.m4t aclocal: macro LTDECLSED required but not defined aclocal: macro LTFUNCSTRIPNAMECNF required but If both PIC and non-PIC objects are being built, libtool will normally suppress the compiler output for— Macro: LTLIBM. Set LIBM to the math library or libraries required on this machine, if any.If you use Automake, the aclocal program will automatically add LTINIT support to your configure rootbvidinli-desktop:/download/ssh2-0.9 phpize Configuring for: PHP Api Version: 20041225 Zend Module Api No: 20060613 Zend Extension Api No: 220060519 configure.in:77: warning: LTOPTIONSVERSION is m4 required but not m4defund aclocal.m4:2912: LTINIT is expanded I am trying to compile GIMP git on Ubuntu-MATE 17.10 64bit: Here is what I get: Code: I am testing that you have the tools required to build the GNU Image Manipulation Program from git.in my Gimp compiles, these symbols are defined in aclocal.m4, which is an autogenerated file. Since this is a library implementation detail, libtool hides the complexity of PIC compiler flags byIf file is force libtool will make sure that ltpreloadedsymbols is always defined, regardless of whetherIf you use Automake, the aclocal program will automatically add AMPROGLIBTOOL support to Generate aclocal.m4 by scanning configure.ac or configure.in. m4 is a powerful macroAutoheader. Create a template file of C define statements for configure to use.Libtool is a platform specific compiler/linker wrapper that provides a consistent interface for building software. Their source distribution is composed of .tar.bz2, a patch and a shell script to apply the patch and reconfigure / build. When "autoreconf -f -v -i" gets called, I get: aclocal: macro AMPROGMKDIRP required but not defined. Most compilers defines macros to indicate the compiler and its version. These are useful to avoid bugs in certain compiler versions, or to check for the existance of certain features. The longer version works without the error trapping statement but wont compile - with the same error as this shortened version. My problem is with the On Error Goto ProcError line as I get a compile error (label not defined).aclocal --outputaclocal.m4t aclocal: macro LTCOMPILERPIC required but not defined aclocal: macro LTDECLSED required butdefined autoreconf: aclocal failed with exit status: 1. The the missing LT macros are a bit surprising since this these are libtool macros which Im This is libtool 2.2.10, but the libtool: definition of this LTINIT comes from an older release. libtool: You should recreate aclocal.m4 with macros from libtool 2.2.10.Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked . You can see that the standard definition doesnt have a star version. But you want an unnumbered theorem. Packages like amsthm or ntheorem provide the star version to get an unnumbered theorem. Examples are shown below. Macro identifier requires parameters A DEFINE identifier is being used but no parameters were specified ,as required.In addition since there is no data stack in the PIC, function parameters are passed in a special way that requires knowledge at compile time of what function is being called. aclocal: macro LTDECLSED required but not defined aclocal: macro LTFUNCSTRIPNAMECNF required but not defined configure.ac: 92: macro AMPATHXML2 not found in library. Im fairly certain this is a path issueautoreconf: running: aclocal --outputaclocal.m4t > aclocal: macro LTCOMPILERPIC required but not defined > aclocal: macro LTDECLSED requiredThe the missing LT macros are a bit surprising since this these are > libtool macros which Im assuming are installed along with libtool Previous by thread: Bug628333: quiteinsanegimpplugin: FTBFS: aclocal: macro LTDECLSED required but not defined. Next by thread: Processing of gtk2-engines-magicchicken1.1.1-9amd64.changes. Index(es) These macros provide information about toolchain version numbers and compiler options. The following table lists the macro names predefined by the ARM compiler for C and C. Where the value field is empty, the symbol is only defined. If this macro is not defined by Autoconf, define it here. m4ifdef([ACPROVIDEIFELSE]Portland Group C compiler LTACTAGVAR(archivecmds, 1)CC -shared picflagaclocal traces this macro to find the Autoconf version. This is a private macro too. miss the macro definition. dnl - It requires a line break inside the ACDEFUNONCE andWe may have to define LTDLLAZYORNOW in the command line if we find out it does not workdjgpp) DJGPP does not support shared libraries at all LTTAGVAR( ltprogcompilerpic, 1) aclocal: macro LTDECLSED required but not defined aclocal: macro LTFUNCSTRIPNAMECNF required but not defined autoreconf-2.68(that is, actually, just the flag "pic" added to both those packages, ffmpegs got many flags since long in my package.use then I wont be back here. Version mismatch error. This is libtool 2.4 Debian-2.4-2, but the libtool: definition of this LTINIT comes from libtool 2.2.6b. libtool: You should recreate aclocal.m4 with macros from libtool 2.4 Debian-2.4-2 libtool: and run autoconf again. make: [babl-base.lo] Error 63 make: Leaving directory /. It seems that in contrast to the C compiler the preprocessor didnt get a rewrite: macro-nesting is still limited to 256 (as it was 20 years ago with VS 6).define CASESTO(last) CASESFROMTO(1, last). I found that I can compile libxmlccwrap by myself. But I get the following error: /Downloads/enigma2-i386/libxmlccwrap make cd . aclocal-1.4 aclocal: macro LTDECLSED required but not defined aclocal: macro Their source distribution is composed of .tar.bz2, a patch and a shell script to apply the patch and reconfigure / build. When "autoreconf -f -v -i" gets called, I get: aclocal: macro AMPROGMKDIRP required but not defined. The search path used to find the macro files is the one defined by --prefix, which by default is usually /usr/local. It contains m4 macros. This is where you can define new options for the configure script, for instance.build-aux/ltversion.m4 libtoolize: copying file build-aux/ltobsolete.m4 libtoolize: Consider adding -I build-aux to ACLOCALAMFLAGS in Makefile.am. configure.ac:30: required file ACMSGERROR([Missing required libcurl dev > 7.18.2])]) ACSUBST(LIBCURLLIBS) dnl CCAN wants to know a lot of vars.autoreconf-2.68: Entering directory . autoreconf-2.68: configure.ac: not using Gettext autoreconf-2.68: running: aclocal --force -I m4 autoreconf-2.68: configure.ac: tracing aclocal: Try /usr/bin/aclocal --help for more information. configure.in:49: error: possibly undefined macro: ACMSGERROR.checking for C compiler default output file name a.out. checking for suffix of executables Wed, 14 Jun 2017 17:03:21 0200. Otherwise we get these errors on mingw: aclocal: macro LTCOMPILERPIC required but notbut not defined aclocal: macro LTDECLSED required but not defined aclocal: macro LTFUNCSTRIPNAMECNF required but not 16148 closed defect (fixed). gd2 2.0.35 Configure error: possibly undefined macro: AMICONV. Сообщил: bjornACCACHEVAL(ltprogcompilerpicworksCXX,): suspicious cache-id, must contain cv to be cached aclocal.m4:2739: LTACLANGCXXCONFIG is expanded from
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- https://community.osarch.org/discussion ... ment_17434 Welcome for any comment!
Based on the idea of HomeMaker-Topologic, created a short script on FreeCAD.
In FreeCAD :
- Make a single-line Sketch of a building layout, run the script (Topologic-Homemaker like)
(On 2nd Gen i3, it needs 10s)
- You get the wall, slabs, roof, windows on external walls
- Wondering how to identify a wall access from a corridor to automatically place a door, from a common wall which divides a room from another (thus not placing a wall by the script) ?
- Found Face.FacingToward() method ( https://topologic.app/topologicpy_doc/t ... cingToward ), seems needs input of direction to test to return result . Any other method available which return the direction?
[ Pointer is always not captured on fedora 38 for unknown reason ]
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Finally, we selected a subset containing 28 queries realtek alc883 hd audio codec for evaluation purposes.
For example, if the user types only the subject, then the system automatically creates variables for the property and the object.
In this interface the user creates a query by completing several (optional) fields: subject, property, object, time, location and keywords.In the case of juon the grudge game pc Google, only a result which contains relevant keywords or link in the snippet is considered relevant.However, such an approach limits the usage of the tool to users who already are familiar with sparql, thus it was omitted in the evaluation presented herein.As shown in the previous sections, SFC allows the user to create graph-based queries in a simpler way than it is done in the other graph-based querying systems.Nitelight 10 enables users to create sparql queries using a graphical notation and GUI-based editing actions.Assuming that semantic search interfaces are not much more complex than Google keywords queries, the semantic search systems may give the user more satisfying results, than Google does (see 8 and Sect.In most cases the Precision of returned answers was equal to 1 but the Recall was less than.Each query is a list of RDF-like patterns, containing resources, literals along with variable nodes.Each time a user issues a graph-based query, he/she has to specify a set of triple/fact templates that may be seen as simple senAllow keyword search Type and property recommendations Yes Yes/No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes No No Yes No No.SFC follows such an approach by automatically filling the variable type, based on the variable name.The user has to remember to write each triple in a new line, separate each element of the triple by a comma, and specify the type of each new variable.Yago (Yet Another Great Ontology) 12 is a knowledge base that integrates information from Wikipedia and WordNet.This feature, unique among other semantic search systems 7,8, enables to significantly reduce the amount of data pyaar tune kya kiya season 4 episode 3 that the user has to type in to construct a query.4.3, with a special attention paid to the problem of the multiplicity of the correct answers that may correspond to a given single query, and the problem of realistic estimation of the number of answers that are practically useful for a user issuing a query.PowerAqua is one of the natural language-based semantic querying systems that have been evaluated in the test.What is more, it may be difficult to construct more complex queries.If the user wants to create a query similar to the example shown in Fig.Consequently, it seems to be reasonable to assume that a regular user posses no knowledge about the sparql or about the ontology of the given knowledge base.In most cases, the answers are represented as URIs of DBpedia resources or as a string.3.2 Recommendation of variable names In SFC, the user is provided with some additional support while specifying a variable name allowing to automatically provide its type.
Acknowledgments The presented paper has been supported by European Communitys Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/20072013) under grant agreement.
On the other hand, some of the systems with natural language querying interfaces feature user-friendly interfaces, but their practical usability is usually significantly lower than that of graph-based querying systems.
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I am thinking of getting a solid state drive to import windows 7 onto and just use it for that and nothing else so theoretically my computer will start quicker but how much space minimum do you guys think should be best for this? like I Don't want to waste coin on space I'm not going to use.
I've tried in a virtual machine with Windows 7 32-bit (SP1, I think), I had an 8GB virtual disk and it wouldn't install. I increased it to 10, and it worked but barely had any space left on the drive. The error message that I got when I had an 8GB virtual disk was something like "Windows needs 9.(a bunch of numbers) to install". So you only need about 15, but I'd go with large disks, like 150, or 250, or 500, or even 1000 GB, which is a terabyte. If you have 4 250GB disks, that's equal to 1 1TB (1 terabyte) drive.
My computer has one 179GB disk and then a 150GB disk which barely has anything on it. One of my other computers has a 500GB drive and I'm not sure it has another one. If it does it's an 150 or 250 GB.
UPDATE 9/13/14 the other computers has a (probably 7200 rpm) traditional spinning hard drive of 500 GB, and then there's an 87 GB ssd which has nothing on it. everything's on the 7200 drive.
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Dr. Theodora Chaspari Joins TAMU CSE Faculty
Dr. Theodora Chaspari is the newest addition to the faculty at Texas A&M University’s Department of Computer Science and Engineering, joining in Fall 2017 as an Assistant Professor whose research interests include human-computer interaction. A recent PhD graduate from the University of Southern California’s Department of Electrical Engineering, Chaspari will bring her expertise in fields such as human behavioral science and machine learning to the TAMU HCI research community.
Bio-behavioral signal processing and systems modeling enable an integrated computational approach to the study of human behavior and human physical and mental well-being through the use of overt behavioral signals information and covert biomarkers. Recent converging advances in sensing and computing, including wearable technologies, allow the unobtrusive long-term tracking of individuals yielding rich multimodal signal measurements from real-life. In this talk, we will present the development of data-scientific and context-rich bio-behavioral approaches for analyzing, quantifying, and interpreting these bio-behavioral signals. The first part of the talk will describe a novel knowledge-driven signal representation framework able to efficiently handle the large volume of acquired data and the noisy signal measurements. Our approach involves the use of sparse approximation techniques and the design of signal-specific dictionaries learned through Bayesian methods, outperforming previously proposed models in terms of signal reconstruction and information retrieval criteria. The second part will focus on translating the derived signal representations into novel intuitive quantitative measures analyzed with probabilistic and statistical models in relation to external factors of observable behavior. This work has found applications in Autism intervention for detecting beneficial regulation mechanisms during child-therapist interactions, as well as in the family studies domain for identifying instances of emotional escalation and interpersonal conflict. The final part of the talk will discuss how the results from the aforementioned analysis can be employed toward designing human-assistive personalized bio-feedback systems able to promote healthy routines, increase emotional wellness and awareness, and revolutionize clinical assessment and intervention for empowering individuals and clinical experts in mental health and well-being applications.
Theodora Chaspari received her Ph.D. at the Department of Electrical Engineering in University of Southern California. She has also received the diploma in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the National Technical University of Athens, Greece (2010) and the Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Southern California (2012). Since 2010 she is working as a Research Assistant at the Signal Analysis and Interpretation Laboratory at USC. She has also been a Lab Associate Intern at Disney Research (summer 2015). Chaspari’s research interests lie in the areas of biomedical signal processing, human-computer interaction, behavioral signal processing, data science, and machine learning. She is a recipient of the USC Annenberg Graduate Fellowship, USC Women in Science and Engineering Merit Fellowship, and the IEEE Signal Processing Society Travel Grant.
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Pulse Sensor Amped is a greatly improved version of the original Pulse Sensor, a plug-and-play heart-rate sensor for Arduino and Arduino compatibles. It can be used by students, artists, athletes, makers, and game & mobile developers who want to easily incorporate live heart-rate data into their projects.
Pulse Sensor Amped adds amplification and noise cancellation circuitry to the hardware. It's noticeably faster and easier to get reliable pulse readings. Pulse Sensor Amped works with either a 3V and 5V Arduino.
Lastly, the Pulse Sensor creators have also streamlined and improved the Processing visualization software and Arduino code that comes with this hardware.
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I have been waiting patiently for these to appear as many ISVs have been asking for exactly the information contained within this series. The series contains five 30 minute on-demand webinars which address the business changes that an ISV needs to consider when moving to SaaS and the cloud.
This webinar series is designed for traditional on-premise ISVs navigating the internal business changes necessary to be successful in the cloud with SaaS applications. They provide best practices, key metrics, and examples from ISVs already using the Windows Azure Platform. Each is accompanied by recommendations for further reading.
To get access to the complete series:
Succeeding with SaaS Webinar Series: Navigating the Business Changes for ISVs Moving to the Cloud
or you can go straight to the individual sessions below. I would also recommend you take a look at this recent post by Ulf Avrin on Preparing for the Cloud.
How Will Cloud Services Impact Your Business?
The transition to the cloud and selling your applications via SaaS is not just a technical decision. This first webinar presents market opportunities, new challenges and outlines key activities you should be engaging in.
Planning for Financial Success
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Packaging and Pricing Cloud Offerings
Why are personas so critical to the packaging of cloud offerings? How do you go about delivering a profitable service at a price point that will attract the greatest number of customers in the shortest amount of time?
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How can you optimize demand generation activities for your SaaS applications? What marketing activities can help you extend beyond acquiring paying customers and expand throughout the entire customer lifecycle?
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Selling and supporting SaaS applications requires new approaches to acquire and retain customers over the long term. This webinar addresses the differences between selling traditional software and cloud services and how these differences manifest themselves in new roles and responsibilities throughout the organization.
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For the past 3 hours my system has been running REALLY slow but i ignored it because i had i 12 programs all running at once. But when i restarted my computer and i had no more programs running it still runs pretty slow.
I looked at CPU-Z and my cpu clock jumps from 900mhz to 3.8ghz every 3-4 seconds. Same as the voltage, it will jump from 1.000v to 1.4000v. And the multiplier will jump from 4x to 16x.
I dont quite understand why its doing this... i thought it may have been AOD so i uninstalled it and nothing. I checked my bios and nothing.
Im using a phenom ii x4 840 and is oc to 3.8
Its been oc this high for a while now so i dont see the overclocking having to do with the problem. And when ever i open core temp now it says it will shutdown my system because it thinks my temp is at 75c.
Can somebody please help
My guess is you have Cool n Quiet enabled, this fluctuates the CPU speed based on load. So if the CPU is practically at idle it will lower itself for power and heat purposes. Is Cool n Quiet disabled?
As for the temp problem you might want to make sure your cooler is on correctly. I hope your using an aftermarket cooler as well, because using stock at 3.8GHz would probably be the reason the temps are so high.
Yes I agree It's Because Of TurboCore But i Dont think Tht this Cud be The Problem Of running Slow of Your System As per U mentioned tht when u was running 12 application it was get ur system slow tht might be becoz of ur system memory usage goes near to its limit.For eg if system memory is 12gig and applications consuming like 11gig or nearly to 12 gig of usage then might be ur system run slow or may be becoz of heating.Sometimes when my system's memory usage goes nearly to 16gig even I experience sm laggness in operating
12thmonkey i was able to switch to ahci from ide by doing a registry edit. I dont seem to be getting that many program not responding errors anymore so that has helped a lot so thanks heaps for that.
For my cooler i dont think there is any way that it could be running at 75c because i use a water cooler and iv checked to see if it is attached correctly. I have pumped the voltage pretty high and iv only reached 40 to nearly 50 and when it gets that hot i can feel that the tubes can be a lot warmer than usual, but the tubes a cold so it might be the program i think. Im not sure how to fix it but i might just reinstall the program or it could just have something to do with cool n quiet because it happened at the same time as i discovered that my cpu clock kept changing.
As for cool n quiet haha i have no idea how to disable it. haha ill try to find how to disable it and ill post back to say if its worked.
Ok im not sure if this is the same as cool n quiet but in my bios i disabled thermal control. Im not sure if they are the same thing but if i do disable it my pc wont boot and if im in the bios for more than 20 seconds my computer turns off like somebody has pulled the plug. Iv fixed it now by quickly selecting enable and doing a system restore.
Is thermal control like cool n quiet or is it something els?
CoolNQuiet = DISABLE
AMD APM = DISABLE
Thermal Throttle = DISABLE
C6 STATE = DISABLE
C1E STATE = DISABLE
Check All your Temps, CoreTemp doesnt usually Lie, so Check your Fans and heatsink.
If you are at 75^C under load, then the CPU will Throttle to protect itself, Disabling the Above will stop it, but you'll damage your CPU.
Ok gyz, i have found out what the problem is and why my pc kept shutting down. Core temp was correct that me cpu temp was 74c... I had noticed that my water pump had been very very quiet recently... or maybe it just wasn't on? It had become unplugged somehow. The molex connector was plugged an but the pins had slipped out and they weren't connected properly. So iv just pretty much been cooking my cpu and im pretty concerned because the bios said it was 100 f*cking degrees c. But my system seems to be running fine now and ill do some testing later today to make sure its all good. Ill try disabling thermal control now.
OK everything is good now and my clock doesnt keep jumping from3.8 to .9 and back.
Thanks everyone for your replys! you have all been really helpful and have pretty much stopped me from turning my cpu to charcoal!
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Cliquer sur «Telecharger» ci-contre et le téléchargement débutera !
About this mod. The patch fixes the crash on game loading when you install too many animations with FNIS. May also give you increased fps . Fix for a bug in Skyrim Special Edition that causes low fps. . If you encounter problems such as increased crashing or some new bugs that . To determine which mod is causing your game to crash, you need to do some.
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I have had two liteon 1633s drives and a hp 640i drive. All three fail data burn discs that fail data verification more than half the time. I replaced the IDE cables, and ran windows memory check. The new cables didn’t help, and the memory test ran for hours without an hour. I checked the BIOS and the 12+ voltage was at 11.5. I installed speedfan and watched the voltage as I burned two more disks it dropped to 11.44 a few times which is right at the edge of -5%. Both of these discs cam out find. I’ve kept track of when the voltage drops and will try to match it too an error.
Does it seem reasonable that the power supply is the problem since it is right on the edge of operating limits?
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Here is just a mini photoshoot of mine. I'm taking a break from the piles of homework. blahh
I am quite bored.
QUESTION: i'm not really into my new header.. would any of you like to make me a new one...? or possibly give me some ideas?
Okay I really need to go finish my english essay.
have a wonderful night :)
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I am looking to unlock the Bronzelock Pistol and it says for the masteries required:
What exactly do those mean? I gained a level and chose to upgrade my water mastery and it still shows the same numbers. It shows this when I go to the troops menu and and put the tab to Weapons, put the weapons I don’t have and click on Bronzelock Pistol.
Thanks for any help.
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All required files in clover.zip.
i tried to get update from app store. then external keyboard, mouse are not working and battery icon and battery % not shown.
when i disconnect my charger .it show notification your mac sleeps in 5 min or else. with red battery icon.
Hi, @RehabMan I have a problem with my graphics hd 4400 it shows 4MB only and screen glitches everytime i boot into hackintosh. i attached. bootlogs.
it detects my graphics but only showing 4MB. in system preference it show in graphics/Display tab : no kext loaded. clover folder attached...
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set (C# Reference)
The set keyword defines an accessor method in a property or indexer that assigns the value of the property or the indexer element. For more information and examples, see Properties (C# Programming Guide), Auto-Implemented Properties (C# Programming Guide), and Indexers (C# Programming Guide).
This is an example of a set accessor for a property named Seconds:
This is an example of a set accessor in an auto-implemented property:
For more information, see the C# Language Specification. The language specification is the definitive source for C# syntax and usage.
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I'm just gonna quote myself from the Xianghua forums here. This might be old news, but I haven't heard about it and I didn't see anything like that here, so I hope I didn't waste time testing for nothing. But post-guard-break damage scales different depending on what move you broke guard with, and Soul Charge makes it weird, with some moves actually INCREASING the amount of damage over what it would be raw.
Okay, I'm not sure where to put this, but since it's relevant to post-GB combos, I guess I'll put this here.
I was gonna go to bed but while I was messing around in training mode I noticed that scaling of my CE changed depending on what move I used to guard break, so I tested her whole movelist and it's downright bizarre. CE Raw does 75 on normal hit. Some moves do not scale this at all after a guard break and you get the whole shebang (2B+K, SXS A+B, bK, others). SXS B in particularly scales it worse than anything else, whether it's charged or uncharged, giving you a measly 45 damage for the same move.
So I figured each move was manually placed into one of a few set categories. Most of them fall into two bunches: Most moves do 59, 10 moves do 75, and there are some outliers that do 45, 52, and 67. So I wanted to test out what the Soul Charge exclusive moves did, and realized I'd have to compare them to other moves in SC in order to get a relevant comparison.
And then things got -weird-.
Not only are the numbers much less consistent, but several moves actually cause CE to do more damage post-guard-break than it does -raw-. If you break their guard with the last hit of SC 66A+B B, it does 90 damage. This is 8 more damage than CE does raw while in SC and 5 more damage than it does on counterhit. It actually scales up.
Here's my data, this should also include all of the moves X can guard break with. It's more or less ordered from best-scaling to worst-scaling:
This was all done on a Nightmare training dummy set to "Guard All" and 2P Guard Crush settings set to "Just Before Guard Crush" on Kunpaetku Temple. The numbers have remained consistent in all variations I've tested them, though I have not been anywhere near exhaustive.
So uh, the tl;dr is that it really, really matters which move you GB with, and SC probably gives some sort of addition-based buff to damage rather than the numbers being manually adjusted for balance. I think. I'm not a math guy.
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AIT participates as a beneficiary (funded) organization in the European Commission’s Horizon2020 project “energy-autonomous Portable Access points for INfrastructure-LESS networks” (PAINLESS) under Grant Number 812991.
The project is an Innovative Training Network (ITN), under the H2020 program’s Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) and has planned the training and awarding of PhD degrees to 15 early-stage researchers on topics related to energy-autonomous wireless networks.
The project officially started on Oct. 1, 2018 and will run for 4 years with a total available budget of 4,167,588 Euros. The kickoff meeting took place in London, UK, on Oct. 10, 2018, at University College London (UCL), which acts as the Project Coordinator. Besides UCL and AIT, the other project beneficiary partners are University of Cyprus (Cyprus), CNRS (France), University of Manchester (UK), Aalborg University (Denmark), Lyra Electronics (UK), and Nokia Ireland (Ireland), whereas it also includes non-beneficiary partners Reseiwe (Denmark), Rio Systems (Israel), Orion Innovations (Greece) and Paris-Saclay University (France).
AIT participates through its Broadband Wireless & Sensor Networks Research (B-WiSE) Group and is in charge of the project’s Technical Coordination, Research Program, and Transferable Skills Training and Seminars, with Prof. Papadias acting as the project’s Research Coordinator.
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Responding variable is a variable whose value depends on the changes made by the researcher in the course of the experiment. The responding variable is also called the dependent variable and the factor on which it depends is called the independent variable or the manipulated variable.
We call the dependent variable to be the responding variable because it “responds” to changes in the manipulated variable. The manipulated variable is controlled (“manipulated”) by the researcher and hence is called the manipulated variable.
Some examples of responding variables:
- Suppose that a researcher wishes to study the effects of four different fertilizers on the growth rate of crops. Here the growth rate of the crops is the responding variable because it depends on the kind of fertilizer chosen by the researcher. The kind of fertilizer chosen is the manipulated variable.
- A person goes on a diet to lose weight. Here the magnitude of weight loss is the response variable because it depends on the diet of the person. The diet of the person can be changed and is the manipulated variable.
- A person’s heart rate increases during periods of physical activity. Here the heart rate is the responding variable which increases when a person is physically active. The amount of physical activity is the manipulated variable as it is under the control of the individual.
How can we study and predict the responding variable?
We can study how the responding variable depends on the cause by plotting them on a graph and constructing a scatterplot as shown below:
As seen in the picture above, we can construct a “best fit” line which gives us a linear relationship between the dependent and the independent variable. The equation of the best fit line can be found by performing linear regression.
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Big, small, thick, thin, oval, round or square, differences exist between everything. Whether you're talking about noses or your neighbour: diversity makes things unique. But are we as people really that different? In a world in which we strive for equality and cherish diversity, how do we achieve it? How do we keep our approach fresh? Do we want to take a new look at diversity, or should we not compare apples with oranges?
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Sounds like a nightmare ... i empathize with you having problems especially while in a tournament with a big stack.
I've never had to deal with their customer support so I can't help you there.
Pretty much all I can say about AP is that I like it. I've not had problems either depositing or withdrawing .... not that I've withfrawn much. Once actually
AP was the first site I knew of that offered freerolls
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and I used to play it often when I was financially strapped and couldn't afford to deposit anywhere.
Maybe I'm just used to it I like the place to each thier own.
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Help - what is a tyco u-turn chassis ? Does it need special controller or track to use. I have an oppurtunity to get one, but would like to know 1st if it will run on my tomy track ?
Happy New Year to All the great people on HT !!!!!:wave:
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As we step into the technology-driven future of 2024, developers find themselves at a crossroads, faced with the decision of choosing the right technology stack for their projects. In this dynamic landscape, two heavyweights stand out: React.js and Spring. In this blog, we will delve into the intricacies of React.js vs Spring frameworks, exploring their strengths, and use cases, and helping you make an informed decision based on your project requirements.
What is React.js?
What is Spring?
On the other side of the spectrum, Spring is a comprehensive, modular framework for building enterprise-level Java applications. Developed by Pivotal Software, Spring offers a robust ecosystem, covering various aspects of application development, from dependency injection to data access and security.
Key Features of React.js
React.js employs a declarative syntax, making it easier to understand and debug code. Developers can express the desired state of the application, and React takes care of updating the user interface efficiently.
One of React’s defining features is its component-based architecture. Developers can break down the user interface into reusable components, promoting code reusability and maintainability. This modular approach streamlines development and facilitates collaboration among team members.
Virtual DOM (Document Object Model):
React introduces a virtual DOM, a lightweight copy of the actual DOM. When changes occur, React first updates the virtual DOM, and then efficiently calculates the minimal number of changes needed to update the real DOM. This results in improved performance and a smoother user experience.
Unidirectional Data Flow:
React enforces a unidirectional data flow, ensuring that data changes in a parent component propagate down to its child components. This simplifies data management and reduces the likelihood of bugs, enhancing the predictability of the application’s behavior.
Spring Key Features
Modular and Extensible:
The Spring framework follows a modular design, allowing developers to use only the modules they need. This modular architecture enhances flexibility and makes it easy to extend the functionality of the application as requirements evolve.
Spring promotes the use of dependency injection, a design pattern that simplifies the management of components and their dependencies. This leads to loosely coupled, maintainable code, as dependencies are injected at runtime rather than being hard-coded.
Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP):
AOP is a key feature of the Spring framework, enabling developers to separate cross-cutting concerns such as logging and security from the core business logic. This results in cleaner and more maintainable code, as concerns are addressed in a modular and reusable manner.
Spring Boot, an extension of the Spring framework, simplifies the process of building production-ready applications. With auto-configuration and embedded servers, developers can quickly set up and deploy applications, reducing the time and effort required for the development lifecycle.
Security is paramount in web development, and Spring provides a robust security framework. Spring Security offers a comprehensive set of tools for authentication, authorization, and protection against common security vulnerabilities, ensuring a secure foundation for your applications.
Advantages of Learning React.js
If you’re a budding developer or a seasoned pro looking to stay ahead in the tech industry, here’s a deep dive into the myriad advantages of learning React.js.
React.js utilizes a declarative syntax, making it easier for developers to understand and predict the behavior of their code. Unlike imperative programming, where developers specify each step to achieve a result, React allows developers to describe the desired outcome, and the library takes care of the underlying logic. This not only enhances code readability but also facilitates easier debugging and maintenance.
One of React’s standout features is its component-based architecture. Developers can create modular, reusable components that encapsulate specific functionalities. This not only streamlines the development process but also makes it simpler to manage and update code. Components can be reused across different parts of the application, promoting code reusability and maintainability.
Virtual DOM for Enhanced Performance:
React introduces the concept of a Virtual DOM, a lightweight copy of the actual DOM. When changes occur, React first updates the Virtual DOM, then efficiently calculates the minimal number of changes required to update the actual DOM. This approach significantly improves performance by reducing the amount of direct manipulation of the DOM, resulting in faster rendering and a smoother user experience.
One-Way Data Binding:
React enforces a unidirectional data flow, ensuring that the parent component’s state is passed down to child components. This one-way data binding simplifies the tracking of data changes, making it easier to manage and debug applications. By preventing unexpected side effects, React helps developers build more predictable and maintainable code.
Rich Ecosystem and Community Support:
React enjoys robust community support, with a vast ecosystem of libraries, tools, and resources. This strong community ensures that developers have access to a wealth of knowledge, tutorials, and solutions to common challenges. Whether you’re a beginner seeking guidance or an experienced developer looking to enhance your skills, the React community provides a supportive environment for learning and growth.
Flexibility with JSX:
Ease of Integration:
React can be easily integrated into existing projects, irrespective of the underlying technologies. Whether you’re working with a legacy codebase or a modern tech stack, React’s flexibility allows for gradual adoption and seamless integration. This makes it an ideal choice for developers looking to incrementally introduce React into their projects.
Advantages of Learning Spring Framework
delve into the various benefits of mastering the Spring Framework and explore why it remains a top choice for developers worldwide.
Simplified Java Development:
At its core, Spring simplifies Java development by promoting the use of plain old Java objects (POJOs) to implement enterprise-level applications. This simplification reduces the complexity of code, making it more readable and maintainable. As a result, developers can focus on business logic rather than getting bogged down by intricate technical details.
Inversion of Control (IoC):
A pivotal concept within Spring is Inversion of Control (IoC). By delegating control to the Spring container, developers can achieve a loosely coupled and modular codebase. IoC fosters flexibility and ease of maintenance, allowing components to be easily replaced or upgraded without affecting the entire system.
Dependency Injection (DI):
Building on the IoC concept, Spring employs Dependency Injection to manage and inject components into the application. DI promotes the creation of loosely coupled components, enhancing code maintainability and facilitating the integration of new features. Developers can effortlessly manage dependencies, leading to more scalable and adaptable software.
Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP):
Spring embraces Aspect-Oriented Programming, enabling developers to modularize cross-cutting concerns such as logging, security, and transaction management. AOP enhances code modularity by separating concerns that would traditionally be tangled in the application’s codebase. This results in cleaner, more modular code that is easier to understand and maintain.
Integrated Testing Support:
Spring Framework facilitates seamless integration testing with its support for the JUnit testing framework. Developers can easily write unit tests for their components, ensuring that the code functions as expected and is robust against potential issues. This integrated testing support promotes a test-driven development (TDD) approach, fostering higher code quality and reliability.
Spring Boot for Rapid Development:
Spring Boot, an extension of the Spring Framework, is tailored for rapid application development. With minimal configuration, developers can create production-ready applications effortlessly. The built-in convention over the configuration approach and embedded servers streamline the development process, allowing developers to focus on building features rather than dealing with boilerplate code.
The Spring ecosystem is vast and includes various projects such as Spring Security, Spring Data, and Spring Cloud. These projects address specific concerns like security, data access, and cloud-native development, providing developers with a comprehensive set of tools to tackle diverse challenges. Learning Spring opens the door to this rich ecosystem, empowering developers to build robust and feature-rich applications.
Challenges of Learning React.js
Let’s explore the intricacies and hurdles that learners often face on their journey to mastering React.js.
Steep Learning Curve:
JSX Syntax and Component Structure:
State Management and Data Flow:
Efficient state management is crucial for building responsive and dynamic web applications. React’s unidirectional data flow can be perplexing for newcomers, especially when dealing with complex state management scenarios. Understanding when and how to lift state up, use context, or implement a state management library like Redux requires a nuanced understanding that may not be immediately apparent to beginners.
Tooling and Ecosystem Overwhelm:
The React ecosystem is vast and continually expanding, with a myriad of tools, libraries, and best practices. Navigating through this ecosystem can be overwhelming for learners, as they grapple with decisions such as choosing the right bundler, build tool, or state management solution. Keeping up with the fast-paced evolution of the React ecosystem is a challenge in itself, as new tools and practices emerge regularly.
Documentation and Updates:
While React’s documentation is comprehensive, it may pose a challenge for beginners due to its depth. Keeping pace with updates and understanding how they affect existing codebases can be time-consuming. The need to stay informed about best practices and evolving patterns in React development adds an extra layer of complexity, especially for those who are still mastering the fundamentals.
Testing and Debugging:
Writing effective tests and debugging React applications can be challenging, particularly for those new to testing methodologies. Understanding how to set up and configure testing libraries, mocking dependencies, and ensuring comprehensive test coverage can be a daunting task. The dynamic nature of React applications makes debugging more intricate, requiring a nuanced approach to identify and resolve issues efficiently.
Challenges of Learning Spring
Let’s delve into the challenges faced by learners on their journey to mastering the intricacies of the Spring framework.
Steep Learning Curve:
Spring is a comprehensive framework with a plethora of modules catering to various aspects of application development, including data access, security, and web applications. The extensive feature set contributes to a steep learning curve, making it challenging for newcomers to grasp all the concepts simultaneously. Aspiring developers may find themselves overwhelmed with the abundance of information, struggling to navigate through the framework’s vast ecosystem.
Abundance of Concepts:
The Spring framework introduces a multitude of concepts such as Inversion of Control (IoC), Dependency Injection (DI), Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP), and more. While these concepts are powerful and contribute to the framework’s flexibility, they can be difficult to comprehend, especially for those new to the world of enterprise Java development. Understanding how these concepts interconnect and function together poses a significant challenge for learners.
Configuring a Spring application involves creating XML or Java-based configuration files. While these configurations offer flexibility, they can be complex and prone to errors. The need to configure various aspects of the application, such as beans, dependencies, and aspects, can be overwhelming for beginners. Navigating through the sea of configuration options and understanding their impact on the application can be a substantial hurdle.
Versioning and Updates:
Spring is a framework that consistently evolves to embrace the latest trends and technologies in the Java ecosystem. While this ensures the framework’s relevance, it also presents a challenge for learners. Keeping up with the frequent updates, understanding the implications of version changes, and adapting existing code to newer versions can be time-consuming and frustrating.
Spring’s ecosystem is not confined to the core framework; it extends to various projects and tools, such as Spring Boot, Spring Data, and Spring Security. While these extensions enhance the capabilities of the framework, they also introduce additional layers of complexity.
React.js vs Spring: A Detailed Comparison
|Library for building user interfaces (UI)
|Comprehensive Java-based framework for backend
|Dependency Injection, Aspect-Oriented Programming
|Client-side rendering (Virtual DOM)
|Server-side rendering (can also be client-side)
|Virtual DOM for efficient updates
|Server-side rendering and traditional DOM
|Flux, Redux (external libraries)
|Spring Boot for the backend, often with Spring MVC
|Axios, Fetch API
|Spring RestTemplate, WebClient
|Spring MVC, Spring Boot (for RESTful services)
|Fast development with hot reloading
|Slightly slower due to Java compilation
|Large and active community
|Large and active community
|Moderate to steep for beginners in Java
|JUnit, TestNG for unit testing
|Create React App, Next.js
|Spring Boot CLI, Spring Initializr
|Easily integrates with various libraries
|Integrates well with other Java-based frameworks
|Focus on UI, which can be used with various backends
|Provides a wide range of components and features
|Widely used for modern web development
|Widely used for enterprise-level Java projects
|High demand for React developers
|High demand for Java develo
Popular Companies Using React.js and Spring
|Developed and maintained React.js
|Used Spring for various backend services
|Utilizes React.js for dynamic user interfaces
|Implements Spring for backend functionality
|Incorporates React.js for web application
|Uses Spring for building scalable backend systems
|Uses React.js for its web interface
|Employs Spring for building microservices
|Utilizes React.js for its frontend
|Uses Spring for backend services
|Implements React.js for web development
|Leverages Spring for building scalable systems
|Uses React.js for its dynamic UI components
|Relies on Spring for backend services
|Utilizes React.js for its web application
|Incorporates Spring for secure backend systems
|Incorporates React.js for its web interface
|Uses Spring for backend services and APIs
|Utilizes React.js for its frontend
|Implements Spring for various backend processes
React.js vs. Spring: What Should You Learn in 2024?
The decision between React.js and Spring ultimately depends on the specific requirements of your project and the role you play in the development stack. If you are primarily focused on client-side development and creating interactive user interfaces, React.js is the natural choice. On the other hand, if you are tasked with building robust server-side applications in a Java environment, Spring provides a battle-tested solution.
Consider the following factors when making your decision:
- Project Requirements: Assess the nature of your project. Is it a front-end-centric application, or does it require a robust backend infrastructure?
- Scalability: Consider the scalability requirements of your project. Both React.js and Spring are scalable, but they excel in different areas.
- Integration: If your project demands seamless integration between the front end and back end, choosing a full-stack solution might be the way to go.
In 2024, both React.js and Spring continue to be powerhouse technologies in their respective domains. As a developer, your choice should be guided by the specific needs of your project, your team’s expertise, and the scalability requirements. Whether you’re crafting immersive user interfaces with React.js or building robust server-side applications with Spring, staying informed and adaptable in the ever-evolving tech landscape is key to success. So, choose wisely and embark on a journey of continuous learning and innovation.
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Note: Cutecash has been retired and removed from the source repository. If you're interested in the code checkout commit 785568b0a.
- 1 Cutecash. Easy to develop, easy to use
- 2 Build Instructions
- 3 Design Decisions
- 3.1 Already decided
- 3.2 Still undecided, CFP
Cutecash. Easy to develop, easy to use
Announcing a new sub-project in gnucash: The non-GUI parts are re-used in the state they are, in the C language. This means the double-entry principles and all of the other achievments in the "engine" and xml-backend and eventually other backends can be re-used. But the GUI is rewritten completely new, from scratch, in C++ and using the Qt toolkit. Fun again. The build system is CMake because its configuration runs magnitudes faster. Fun again. And as a final bonus, for MS windows more compiler than before are supported, namely this whole new project can be compiled by MS Visual Studio as well.
This finance software will be developed with the following two goals in mind:
- Create the best possible user experience in a finance management software
- Have the highest possible amount of fun during development
Because of this, design decisions during development will have to be measured firstly by the user's point of view, and radically so. Which one out of many possible design options will give the best user experience? Which option will best fulfill the currently known user requirements? This option is what we will implement. No more, no less. In particular, we will radically ignore all requirements which are currently not yet known, or are not based on the user's point of view.
If this first measure still leaves multiple options to choose from, we will generously choose the option which promises the most fun during development for us, the developers.
If this second measure still leaves multiple options, we arbitrarily but boldly choose one option for now (like Wikipedia's "Be Bold") and move ahead. We might revise the decision later, but then, software has been rewritten many times already, so that's nothing uncommon or to be afraid of. We will just make the decision for now and move on.
Some of these thoughts have been inspired by the book "Getting Real" by 37signals. See http://gettingreal.37signals.com for an on-line copy.
See below for the #Design Decisions which result from these goals.
- http://lists.gnucash.org/pipermail/gnucash-devel/2010-March/027700.html Initial announcement, March 2010
- http://lists.gnucash.org/pipermail/gnucash-devel/2010-December/030516.html December 2010 update: The cutecash code is able to get the "main features" from a programmer's perspective up and running. However, this is still a long way from offering the same user experience to our users compared to gnucash. Because of this, I would suggest not to think about cutecash as a proposed "replacement" for gnucash right now - unless the way gnucash works is proposed to change in major ways as well. This might change as soon as anyone wants to add a large and cool new feature, e.g., related to data import or online banking or multi-user access.
The source code of Cutecash is available directly in gnucash's Git master branch. In other words, there is no separate branch or repository with code that isn't already in git master. All code is in current git master; the distinction is that normal gnucash uses the autotools/configure build system, whereas cutecash uses CMake. By using CMake, you will get a compiled cutecash instead of gnucash.
On Linux, install qt4 (>= 4.5.0) and CMake (>= 2.6.0)
E.g. on Ubuntu:
sudo apt-get install build-essential libqt4-dev cmake
Grab the gnucash sources from Git:
git clone https://github.com/Gnucash/gnucash.git gnucash
Then, change into its top-level directory, create a new empty build directory, change into the new build directory, and run "cmake". After this, run "make" as normal. As commands:
cd gnucash mkdir build-cutecash cd build-cutecash cmake .. make ./src/gnc/cutecash
The CMake step will check for the qt4 development package, which is required for building cutecash. This package is called libqt4-dev on Debian-related distributions.
The sub-project Cutecash can be developed on Windows as well, both by the Mingw compiler (gcc) and by Microsoft Visual Studio. Visual Studio 2008 Express was tested and verified to create a executable that can be started, but there are still problems preventing its actual use (see below). The Cutecash project needs a large number of dependency libraries which are not built by MSVC, but by the Windows-Mingw compiler (gcc).
The recommended process goes as follows:
- For a mingw build, insert the line WITH_CUTECASH=yes in your custom.sh configuration.
- Let the dependencies be build by the mingw installation process which is being used for the "normal" gnucash, explained here: Windows, in particular Windows#Instructions_for_an_.28almost.29_automated_build, i.e. run the install.sh script
- The mingw build of cutecash will have an executable in $GNUCASH_DIR/build-cutecash/src/gnc/cutecash.exe
For an MSVC build, some extra steps are necessary after the completion of the install.sh script:
- Start CMake. Select the top-level folder of the gnucash source code as source folder; select some new empty folder as build folder. Then click "Generate" and choose a "Visual Studio 2008 project". Subsequently, you will have to select some header file locations and library locations until CMake does not complain about anything anymore, but those have all been installed by the automatic build from Windows#Instructions_for_an_.28almost.29_automated_build. See the section inst_cutecash() in the file install.sh (approx. 80% into the file) for the list of header and library location variables that needs to be set manually.
- Open the MSVC2008 project file that was created by CMake, then build this project. The resulting executable can be run and built again and debugged and developed in the normal Visual Studio way.
However, it does not yet work in a usable way: All file operations do not yet work due to some collisions of the file-related functions in the C runtime of the glib dll vs. those in the C runtime of the MSVC compiler. To fix this, quite some more work is needed where eventually all file-related calls into the C runtime are no longer being used via the glib DLL but instead are all directed into the MSVC C runtime directly. Some more resources on this:
- See also http://www.gtk.org/download-windows.html
- http://svn.abisource.com/enchant/trunk/msvc/Build.win32.readme , in particular this paragraph:
- Glib passes file handles to clients. Libiconv takes a file pointer (in fprintf) from clients. Because these are CRT resources, it is very important that the version of the C runtime library be the same for glib and any dlls that use it. See http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/abx4dbyh(vs.80).aspx and http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms235460(VS.80).aspx for more information.
- And licensing with MSVC-created binaries in general: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html#WindowsRuntimeAndGPL
This is a list of design decisions which are already set, i.e. a prototype implementation of the decision outcome is already comitted into Git.
Programming Language C++, GUI Toolkit qt4
The programming language for the GUI is irrelevant to the user, so our first goal doesn't weight any choice higher than another. However, for the developer fun it is a must-must to program the GUI in anything BUT C. C is nice for low-level stuff, but today (!) this is just plain wrong to use it for GUI programming. I mean, you also don't manage your hard disk by keeping a table of the nodes by yourself; instead, you use a file system on the hard disk. So for the development fun we must choose a different language for the GUI programming. I (User:Cstim) happen to have a lot of experience in C++ and it also enables very simple integration of the lower level C parts of gnucash, so that's what I chose for now. Same reason for choosing the Qt GUI framework: For the user it's irrelevant. Technically, several others would be viable options as well. Qt IMHO has the best documentation around, and it comes with qt-designer for easy GUI design, and I (User:Cstim) happen to know it very well. So that's what I chose for now.
Some of the implications:
- We use QString for any string inside the code (because in contrast to std::string, QString knows its character encoding, and because of this the conversion between std::string and QString is too clumsy to use it throughout the code, so we just stick to QString)
- The main window with menu, tool bar, and status bar is a QMainWindow instance
- We use the QAbstractItemModel / QAbstractItemView framework (Qt's Model / View implementation of the model/view pattern) for the data display
- Any data manipulation action by the user is wrapped in a QUndoCommand command instance (i.e. the command pattern) so that undo/redo is supported
No Plugin Framework
Cutecash will not have a plugin framework (i.e. loading plenty of shared libraries at runtime from our code). There is simply no benefit for the user in that. Really. Zero. All enabled or disabled features are known at compile time. Because of this, all of the gnucash/cutecash code will be statically compiled-in and that's it. (One out of several technical reasons for that: The translation framework would turn significantly more complex if other plugins were supplied in separate packages, as they would have to supply their own translations in all languages of the main package. Alternatively, the plugin features would suddenly not be translated whereas the main program is, and nobody wants that.)
Still undecided, CFP
Call For Prototypes: These design decisions are clearly not yet set and we kindly invite any proposals (please including prototype implementations, or at least including the willingness to provide it in near future) on how this should be decided.
Scripting language (e.g. Scheme, Python, Ruby, QtScript, PHP, whatever).
- Qt's QtScript (similar to ECMAScript) offers access to all QWidget properties for free, but for our gnucash data types (Account, Transaction, Split) this doesn't help too much because it would require the gnucash type to be derived from QObject, which in turn implies it is noncopyable, which is a contradiction to the current gnc::WeakPointer approach of a thin wrapper class around the original C object. However, maybe this can be overcome by adding another derivative of gnc::Transaction which uses multiple inheritance from gnc::Transaction and QObject. In this case QtScript would offer access to all member variables rather easily without any extra wrapping code.
- Scheme is already in use. Does it also offer access to Qt?
- Python would probably attract more developers. There is PyQt in case we want to combine it with Qt widgets.
- Ruby? Maybe the coolest language of them.
Charts, Charting engine (see e.g. the Chart example of qt4 for a pie chart, or maybe Qwt for line charts)
Should reports be HTML? From a scripting language? Or differently? See also http://techbase.kde.org/Projects/KdeFinance
Menu item manipulation by the active tab
The main window's menus and menu items should adapt to the currently selected tab page (i.e. transaction editing actions should appear only if the tab is a register window), but I don't know how this can be implemented around a QMainWindow the easiest way.
Qt doesn't have a command-line option parser. We can simply stick to glib's GOption, but the potential actions that are accessible through command line options are still open for discussion.
We need to store the persistent per-user settings somewhere (i.e. window sizes and positions). Gnucash uses GConf, which we could use as well (there is also the tiny "libgq" which would bind this to Qt even better). Alternatively we can use QSettings. Still tbd.
Preferences Per-Book Per-User
We need to store the persistent per-book per-user settings somewhere (i.e. which account register windows are visible). Gnucash uses init files in some known location, which we could use as well. QSettings can be used for that as well, or we use glib's method for this. Still tbd.
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I've noticed a very strange issue using the PHP SDK. I've noticed that the same Regexp works if the note content was created on Evernote Web interface but not if the note is then edited with Mac/Windows apps. I suspect there may be some encoding issues behind this, but it sounds really strange.
I don't really know which version of the SDK we're using, may this be linked?
Please find below a code example.
$note = $noteStore->getnote($authToken,$idr,true,false,false,false); $content = $note->content;
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Is 'geography' a place or can it be a community of interest e.g. disabled people owning shares in a service delivery business for the benefit of the community.]
Societies with a community of interest are eligible for the Booster Programme, subject to their meeting Power to Change’s definition of a community business - see section 7.3 of the Guidance Notes. They must be locally rooted in a place but may well draw on a wider community of interest in terms of their members and investors.
How much match funding support can we expect if we are not in a disadvantaged area? Will it be limited?
Deprivation/disadvantage is a key consideration for the Booster Programme and its funder Power to Change but it is considered along with the rest of the application. The Booster investment criteria can be found in section 2.2.4 of the Guidance Notes. For less disadvantaged places there is no pre-set limit apart from the standard Booster limit of £100K equity match per society.
Will you support new share offers from existing community energy groups?
Yes, assuming they meet the Booster Programme eligibility requirements. To be eligible for the Booster Programme societies must meet Power to Change’s definition of a community business - see section 7.3 of the Guidance Notes.
Can a CIC apply to the Booster Programme?
A Community Interest Company (CIC) is not able to issue community shares and so will not be able to participate in the Booster Programme. However, it is possible to convert from a CIC to a society to be able to use community shares. See the Community Shares Handbook for more information on this:http://communityshares.org.uk/resources/handbook/converting-community-interest-company-society
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This is in response to an issue raised by Scott Alexander on his Tumblr.
I actually responded to the dark room problem of predictive processing earlier. However, here I will construct an imaginary model which will hopefully explain the same thing more clearly and briefly.
Suppose there is dust particle which falls towards the ground 90% of the time, and is blown higher into the air 10% of the time.
Now suppose we bring the dust particle to life, and give it the power of predictive processing. If it predicts it will move in a certain direction, this will tend to cause it to move in that direction. However, this causal power is not infallible. So we can suppose that if it predicts it will move where it was going to move anyway, in the dead situation, it will move in that direction. But if it predicts it will move in the opposite direction from where it would have moved in the dead situation, then let us suppose that it will move in the predicted direction 75% of the time, while in the remaining 25% of the time, it will move in the direction the dead particle would have moved, and its prediction will be mistaken.
Now if the particle predicts it will fall towards the ground, then it will fall towards the ground 97.5% of the time, and in the remaining 2.5% of the time it will be blown higher in the air.
Meanwhile, if the particle predicts that it will be blown higher, then it will be blown higher in 77.5% of cases, and in 22.5% of cases it will fall downwards.
97.5% accuracy is less uncertain than 77.5% accuracy, so the dust particle will minimize uncertainty by consistently predicting that it will fall downwards.
The application to sex and hunger and so on should be evident.
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In this part, we will setup the vCenter Virtual Appliance to manage the 3 ESXi hosts.
Deploying the vCenter Virtual Appliance
You need to download the ISO for this before you can install it, you can get a trial from this link: Download VMware vSphere - My VMware.
Once you have downloaded the ISO. You need to mount it on the host. You should see the following folder structure:
Inside the 'vcsa' folder, there will be an OVA file to deploy:
You should be able to double click on this file an VMware will know to import the Appliance.
You will be asked to Agree to the End User Agreement. After that, you will be asked what you would like to name the VM and where to install the VM on disk:
You will get some deployment options for the VM. For this lab, I have selected 'Tiny vCenter Server with Embedded PSC'. After that, you will be asked to enter some information about the Appliance before it gets deployed. We will focus on the Networking Configuration only at this point:
The configuration above is what I have configured, the VM networking will fail if you don't enter a default gateway, for this lab, I have entered the IP address of lab-dc01 as the gateway. However, this is not acting as a router.
Once you have entered the details for your environment, click Import and the VM will begin to import into VMware Workstation. This process may take some time.
Once the import has completed successfully, you will see it appear in the list of Virtual Machines.
The last thing we need to do before we can power it on is make sure the Network Adapter is on VMnic1, allowing it to communicate on our management network. The configuration should look like this:
We are now ready to switch the VM on and begin the initial setup.
Initial configuration of the vCenter Virtual Appliance
The VM will take a while to boot up for the first time, once you see a screen like the below, you should be ready to configure:
To start off with, we need to set a password, pressing F2 will prompt you to set the root password:
Once you have entered a password and pressed Enter, you will see a screen that resembles the menu system on the ESXi hosts.
For some reason, the settings I added in the initial setup of the appliance have not applied. If this happens to you, navigate down to 'Configure Management Network', this menu will appear:
Navigate to 'IP Configuration' and press Enter. You will see the below box appear:
You should navigate down to the bottom option to set a static IP. Then enter the details in the boxes provided. The IP address matches the DNS record we configured earlier for lab-vcenter01.lab.local.
Once you have set the IP address, press enter to save the configuration. You should be returned to the Management Network menu. You will also need to setup the DNS Configuration, to do this, navigate down to 'DNS Configuration' and press enter. This box should appear:
Here you need to go down to the bottom option, press space and then configure the primary DNS server and hostname. Here the Primary Domain Server is 10.1.1.254 (lab-dc01) and the Hostname matches the DNS record we created.
Once this has been set, press enter to save the configuration. Now the IP address and DNS settings have been configured, we need to restart the management network to apply them. You can do this by pressing esc. This alert will appear:
Pressing Y will restart the management network and apply the settings we have just configured. Sometimes the VM will need a full restart before you can communicate with it on the network.
Finally, lets verify that we can ping it using the hostname we configured before:
We now have working communication with the vSphere Virtual Appliance, lets configure it!
Main configuration of the vCenter Virtual Appliance
To access the setup for the appliance in the first instance, we need to go onto a web browser and navigate to https://lab-vcenter01.lab.local:5480/
You will be asked to login first:
This is the password that you setup during the initial configuration. Once entered, you will see the main setup options:
To setup a new vCenter server, click on the 'Setup' option. That will take you to an Introduction page, press Next.
You will be presented with this screen:
We have already setup the Network configuration, so this can be left with existing settings.
If you have an NTP server on the network, you should change the time synchronisation mode to NTP or you can synchronise it with the ESXi hosts. This is strongly recommended in a production environment but as we are in a lab, I will leave this as disabled.
SSH Access should be disabled unless there is a specific need for it. This includes if you plan to configure vServer High Availability.
Once you have set the options, click on Next. You should see this screen:
This next section is for SSO (Single Sign-On) on the vCenter host. I have configured lab.local as the domain name and have set a password. This is local to the vCenter host and is not interfacing with the Active Directory domain. Once you have set a domain name and password, click on Next. Note you can also add this host to an existing SSO domain if you have one.
In the next section, you will be asked if you would like to join VMware's Customer Experience Improvement Program. This is a choice made by you.
On the final screen, you will be shown all the configuration to review:
If you are happy with the configuration, click Finish.
You will see a warning that you are not able to stop the configuration once you have started it:
Click on OK. You will see the installation progress bar begin to move.
The installation will take a while to complete. However, once it has completed, you will see the vCenter main login screen:
We have now successfully configured the vCenter Virtual Appliance for use. Next we will continue the setup by implementing the storage server.
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Product description: Makeblock - mBot2 WiFi/Bluetooth STEM robot
The next generation of Makeblock 's popular educational robot - mBot. The mBot2 robot is designed with extended capabilities, applicable to both primary and secondary schools. The mBot2 is equipped with a CyberPi main module, based on ESP32-WROVER-BCyberPi main module, enriched with WiFi and Bluetooth communication, built-in sensors and much more. The STEM educational robot mBot2 is designed to provide interactive hands-on activities for students to learn the basics of robotics, programming, IoT and artificial intelligence. The user-friendly programming environment allows students and teachers to seamlessly transition from a simple, graphical Scratch-type programming method to a more advanced text editor for Python programming.
Main features of the STEM mBot2 robot
- Based on CyberPi module. CyberPi controller is equipped with various sensors, color display and WiFi communication capability. These features enable a wide range of applications in curriculum topics in computer science, robotics, data science, and artificial intelligence, combined with other curriculum areas such as math, physics, etc. (STEM).
- Precision control. The mBot2 robot motors are equipped with encoders that allow precise control of rotation, speed, and position, enabling the integration of math, physics, and engineering principles.
- Enhanced robot design. mBot2 features a new ultrasonic sensor with LEDs and a Quad RGB sensor, consisting of four color sensors for color detection or line tracking. The robot can be expanded with more Makeblock Education sensors and structural parts and smart electronic modules.
Layout of the mBot2 robot components
- mBot2 Shield - compatible with a wide range of components and with a built-in lithium-ion battery.
- Quad RGB sensor - four sensors for color detection and enabling line tracking.
- CyberPi - ESP32 microcontroller based module with wireless communication, enabling block and Python programming.
- Ultrasonic sensor - object detection is supported by 8 programmable LEDs.
- Motor encoders - increased accuracy of movement, distance traveled and angle of rotation to 1°. Rotational speed can be controlled up to 200 rpm.
|Specification of the educational robot mBot 2|
|Processor||Dual-Core 32-bit 240 MHz|
|Number of programs in memory||Up to 8|
|Wireless communication||Bluetooth / WiFi|
|Chassis||Metal, components bolted together using tools provided in the kit|
|Power supply||Built-in 2500 mAh Li-Ion battery charged via USB C|
|Number of pieces included||40|
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This is an extension of Gamry Instruments’ Chronoamperometry script. Chronoamperometry is restricted to two potential steps. This script allows tests with more complex waveforms containing up to 48 steps.
Multiple-step chronoamperometry is a multipurpose test. It is often used to apply unusual waveforms for specialized experiments. An example is pulse plating where the primary plating step is followed by relaxation, a stripping step, relaxation, and then additional plating.
This script is particularly useful when the step times are short (< 5 s) and the time between steps must be short and reproducible.
When the step times last 5 s or more, Gamry’s Sequence Wizard offers even more flexibility.
NOTE: The Sequence Wizard has 10 s of milliseconds time delay between the steps. Consequentially, Fast tests in the Sequence Wizard can suffer from timing problems.
The Setup for a Multiple-Step Chronoamperometry test involves a number of Setup windows.
The first window contains general Setup parameters. Most of these fields apply to all the steps in the test. The picture below shows a typical first Setup dialog box. This window and those that follow assume we are setting up a five-step plating example.
Many of the Setup parameters in this dialog box are similar or identical to Setup parameters in the Chronoamperometry Setup window. These are not discussed here.
The Number of Steps parameter is new in this Setup. In this test, you can have up to 48 steps. If you enter a larger value, the script reports an error message.
NOTE: Data-entry for a 30- or 40-step test takes a long time and is susceptible to error. If you need to set up a complex multi-step test, we strongly recommend you save your setup using the Save Restore mechanism in Gamry’s Setup windows. All the Setup windows needed in a multistep test can be saved in one Set file/Set name combination. We also recommend you try the test on a resistive cell before running it on a real cell.
The Sample Period parameter is applied to all the steps in the test.
In practice, this can disallow a wide time disparity between steps. A 20 µs step followed by a 1 s test must have 10 µs per point sampling (or faster). At 10 µs per point the slower step measures 100 000 data points, which exceeds the maximum number of data points allowed in a data curve.
If you click the OK button in the first setup window, a second window appears (assuming you did not select the Advanced Pstat Setup or the Electrode setup). The next screenshot shows an example of the second window for our five-step plating example. This dialog box only sets up the five steps we requested. You may request a maximum of eight steps per window. You need three of these windows for a 20-step test.
When you click the OK button in the last Setup dialog box, the test runs.
The real-time display shows a graph of current and voltage versus time. All steps are shown on one plot.
You can graph and analyze the data file for this test with our Echem Analyst™.
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EasyRPG Editor is being made using cross platform components, it could be run at least on GNU/Linux, Windows and Mac OS X. Now you can test the first version built for Windows.
This build is far from being complete, it’s just a platform preview to demonstrate it can be on systems different than GNU/Linux.
You can open sample_game.rproject from the sample_game folder and load maps into the editor. Most dialog windows are not finished yet. Paint tool (pen) only paints one step each click. Editor will crash when closing project or when selecting the root element of the map tree. These crashes has been fixed already but not in this build.
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Yesterday was a flurry of calls over Zoom and Google Meet (gone are the days of Skype). It’s been a long time since I’ve been on a remote meeting with a dozen participants and it reminds me just how poorly it feels, especially on mobile, which I think is the only safe way to use Zoom.
One to one, or one to a few works ok, but the more people you add, the less natural the conversation becomes. This isn’t a problem with centralized systems in large companies I’ve experienced, as people can speak and act freely.
While it’s great to talk to and hear from people from disparate backgrounds during this time of isolation, I don’t foresee this as an ideal way of working for me going forward. There just isn’t enough communication bandwidth.
But I concede that I perhaps just need more practice.
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We are flying to Pakistan the day after tomorow.
A 7 week expedition with 3 good friends : Seb Ratel, Mémé Maynadier and Pierre Labbre.
The goal is to try to open a new route, alpine style, in SW face of Latok 2 (7150m).
See you at the end of June, with good news ... I hope ;)
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Launch TeamSpeak and head over to the Settings → Remote Apps. Make sure that the Port is set to 5899
Now you should see a request sent by the Plugin, accept it.
After the connection is established, you need to bind each Stream Deck Button to a TeamSpeak Keybinding. (Similar to what you do with a regular Key. The Plugin just sends virtual Keys)
So set up your Buttons on the Stream Deck, select the corresponding function you want the Button mapped to.
For example, you place the Mute Action on your Stream Deck, then you need to select Choose on the Mute Binding in TeamSpeak and press the Button on the Stream Deck. You need to repeat this for every other Key, as TeamSpeak currently does not offer a way to set up the Bindings automatically!
After setting all Keybindings, you are read to talk (or not if you are muted)!
Create a Whisperlist in TeamSpeak
Place your Button on the Stream Deck and input the name of the Whisperlist (This name does not need to match, but could interfere with other Whisperlist Buttons if two buttons are named the same)
Click on Choose to set the Keybinding, then press the Button on the Stream Deck and select the Whisperlist on the left side beside the Keybinding.
You can find the complete changelog in the Releases section.
All Push to Activate Buttons can be toggled to act as Toggle to Activate
You should download it from the Elgato Store!
If you have found a bug or encountered an issue while using the Plugin, please report it on the GitHub Issues page. Please follow these guidelines when submitting an issue:
If you have any feature requests or suggestions for improving the Plugin, feel free to share them on the GitHub Discussions page. I appreciate your feedback and will consider it for future updates.
Thank you for using this Plugin <3!
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Among those [consciousnesses], mentation is twofold. Since it is the support that acts as the immediate condition, the “mentation which is [any] consciousness that has just ceased” is the support for [the arising of] consciousness. The second is the afflicted mind, which is always congruently associated with the four afflictions of the views about a real personality, self-conceit, attachment to the self, and ignorance. This is the support for the afflictedness of consciousness. [Thus,] consciousness is produced by virtue of the first [aspect of mentation] as its support, while the second one makes it afflicted. [mentation] is a consciousness, because it cognises objects. Since it is [both] immediately preceding and self-centered, mentation has two aspects.
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This section describes the optional precondition queries. Precondition queries determine that specific conditions are true before executing the main query. For example, they are used in the default advisors to check the MySQL server version, because some main queries cannot be executed on older versions of the server. The following is an example of a precondition query which checks the version of the MySQL server:
<precondition> <![CDATA[SELECT @@version NOT LIKE '5.0%' AND @@version NOT LIKE '5.1%']]> </precondition>
If the server version is higher than 5.1, the precondition returns true and the main query is executed. If the MySQL server is version 5.0.x or 5.1.x, the precondition returns false and the main query is not executed.
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|By Business Wire||
|April 4, 2014 08:02 AM EDT||
PLAYSTUDIOS, a game development company focusing on free-to-play casino games, today launched Pandarama, the newest add-on to its myVEGAS Facebook application. The new title features a band of colorful, crime-fighting pandas that safeguard the riches of a magical city. The game provides millions of myVEGAS Facebook fans with a new way to play and earn rewards from some of the hottest resorts in Las Vegas. Additionally, PLAYSTUDIOS brings its already popular Facebook game, Reel Chef, to its mobile platform. In the new small screen version, players are treated to the return of Chef Risottolini and the Pizza Wheel Challenge, plus a new Free Spin Bonus Game. Now that’s a spicy!
“We are committed to delivering our players the richest and most entertaining social gaming experiences available,” said Andrew Pascal, founder, president and chief executive officer of PLAYSTUDIOS. “Our newest game, Pandarama, packs a powerful punch with its bold, colorful graphics and two great new bonus features.”
With today’s release, Reel Chef also becomes available to myVEGAS mobile players on iOS, Android, and Kindle devices. As with PLAYSTUDIOS’ previous mobile game introductions, the company has faithfully translated one of its more popular Facebook titles. Players can now install the latest release of myVEGAS and experience this delicious new offering, firsthand.
myVEGAS is free to play and currently available on iOS, Android, and Kindle mobile devices, as well as on Facebook. myVEGAS is the only social casino app that gives players a chance to earn real world rewards from an exclusive collection of travel, leisure, and entertainment brands. Rewards include complimentary hotels stays, meals, shows, nightclub access, and more.
For Pandarama image and video assets, please visit:
To play myVEGAS on Facebook, visit:
To download the mobile myVEGAS app, visit:
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(Android) GOOGLE PLAY -
(Kindle) AMAZON Store -
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@wim_v12e If you're interested in scratching at this problem, here's this sample Joy program ported to Uxntal as an example:
LIT BRK LIT DUP LIT POP SWP ( i ) [ #00 STR $1 ] ( i ) [ #00 STR $1 ]
@wim_v12e The Church bools and AND operator in uxntal:
( true #02 ) LIT POP
( false #03 ) LIT NIP
( and ) DUP [ #00 STR $1 ]
@neauoire The ( i ) had me puzzled but it's just an inline comment, isn't it?
I think I will change my quoting approach to be more in line with Joy, that might be a good starting point. Then I can implement cat in my system.
What does the $1 do in your AND operation?
@neauoire I was looking at lambda functions, not at the lambda calculus. I was mainly curious to see if I could have anonymous functions and quoting.
I'll have a look though as it is interesting. But you seem to have already done it?
@wim_v12e no, not completely, I have a draft of some things, but I haven't been able to add 2 church numbers together in uxntal yet :<
@neauoire The main difference with Joy is that in Uxntal you can't have quoted lists on the stack. You could of course put them in memory and that is the approach I've taken, but I imagine that is not what to had in mind, because the list manipulation involves counting so it kind of defeats the purpose. Otoh, the VM also needs to count to manage the stack ...
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Today, very frequent Glide turn up like this (first image).
I have to reload so many times. I’ve check my internet connection, no problem with that.
Can i know why?
Especially when i click edit action as second image and it turn up like the third image.
Like until now the screen is blank. Other site works fine. It turns to be ok for a while when I reload.
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"Healthy" shoes don't have to be ugly. They may however be a bit different. Different because they refuse to slavishly follow fashion. Following this belief, Think! have instead grown and developed from basic anatomical and orthopedic principles.
This website supports Secure Socket Layers of 128bit and greater to ensure your credit card transaction is safe and secure.
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The Blue-Bot TacTile Reader introduces remote programming without the complications of apps and tablets and makes learning to code a direct, hands-on experience. Press the connect button to pair Blue-Bot with the TacTile Reader. Then place individual tiles, each representing a Blue-Bot command, sequentially on the TacTile Reader. Press the GO button and watch Blue-Bot move step-by-step through the program while the TacTile Reader lights up each command as Blue-Bot performs it. Want to change the program' Just switch the order of the tiles and press GO again.
The TacTile Reader holds up to 10 tiles, allowing a program up to 10 steps long. Up to three TacTile Readers can be connected together with the included cable, so students can build programs of up to thirty steps. The TacTile Reader is rechargeable and includes 25 Blue-Bot command tiles.
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Am a retired person that is an electronics hobbyist. Enjoy 3d printing, electronic projects (discrete component), Arduino, ESP32.
Also volunteer in local high schools tech centers, helping out with keeping 3d printers going and working on the training module problems. Gives me time to speak with students about gaining skills in the technical fields (and share old work experiences). There are a lot of bright students out there, and even with all my years of experience, they force me to think and learn about new things.
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> do you utilize Microsoft Edge?
No, as a result of the safety of chromium based mostly browsers is the worst there may be. The statistics show that.
> A lot of the safety points are shared with Google Chrome and different Chromium-based browsers.
> 15 completely different safety points, together with one rated important.
The literal monopoly which are chromium-based browsers, Chrome, Edge, Courageous, Vivaldi, probably the most insecure and bloated ineffective bug-ridden browsers accessible, from clipboard points, damaged tor home windows, bugs, frequent a number of important safety flaws, bloated code written in C++, you title it. Downside after downside. No RUST safer programming language written into the chromium browser engine code like Firefox, a browser that’s the most safe, customizable and technological browser there may be.
A browser rated no 1 for privateness and safety amongst many privateness communities. Professionally independently audited by third events and the code below the watchful of a giant entusiastic FOSS Group that study the code for points, any subject discovered may be very fast to get patched by Mozilla.
Instance of Googles shoddy safety practices and why individuals ought to think about switching to safer Firefox?
Learn the information about how Chrome extensions with 1.4 million installs steal looking knowledge
Learn the information about how these extensions remained accessible from the official Google internet retailer. One in every of them had additionally been given the label “Beneficial” to point that it meets Google’s standards.
Learn the information about what number of important safety issues chromium based mostly browsers get.
Would i belief google merchandise for safety? Completely not.
Would i belief browser code (chromium) authored by google? Completely not.
Would i belief the chromium browser engine for safety? Completely not.
Would i belief the sting browser? Completely not.
Google merchandise just like the chromium browser engine that they keep and develop, have grow to be extraordinarily bloated with code in C++ and are a safety and privateness nightmare together with the browser engine additionally actually a monopoly. A horrible mixture with huge potential for important safety issues.
Google probably the most lazy programmers there are, together with M$ who additionally maintains chromium mission code, two primarily closed supply software program builders are google and M$, distinction that to the fantastic, proficient FOSS programmers that began RUST which was a Mozilla invention.
Did google create RUST? No as they aren’t proficient sufficient.
Chromium based mostly browsers, the browser engine developed by an ad-tech firm utilized by Courageous which have Courageous Advertisements, an advert community.
Firefox the browser of alternative for extra tech savvy individuals, Firefox a browser that may run with a non-public safe extension like UBO or Noscript, operating with the safe RUST programming language on Firefox and never foolish inferior in-built advert blockers on browsers written in bloated C++ with no RUST and horrible issues like clipboard points, Manifest V3, the listing goes on.
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Can't install PIL on MacOS X Leopard
genetiq at gmail.com
Thu Mar 11 01:05:13 CET 2010
I'm trying to install PIL module on MacOS X Leopard with python 2.6.
Everything seemed to be fine - now I have PIL egg package in "site-
packages" directory, but when I'm trying "import PIL", I get an error
"ImportError: No module named PIL".
All other modules such as SQL Alchemy work fine. Their EGGs reside in
a same directory as a resulting PIL package.
I've tried to install either via easy_install and manually, results
are the same. PYTHONPATH environment variable is set to a correct
directory. python command "import _imaging" returns no error.
What I'm doing wrong?
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Talk Title: Fighting Poverty with Data?
Abstract: In wealthy nations, novel sources of “big data” from the internet and social media are creating new opportunities for commercial profit, enabling new approaches to social science research, and inspiring new perspectives on public policy. In developing economies, however, fewer sources of robust data exist, and it remains unclear if and how the world’s poor will benefit from the “data revolution.” In this talk, I will discuss a series of studies that combine insights from machine learning with traditional methods in empirical economics to provide a new perspective on economic growth and development. The talk will focus on recent results from Afghanistan, Ghana, and Rwanda, which show how terabyte-scale data from satellites and mobile phone networks can be combined with field-based experiments and surveys to model poverty and vulnerability. In resource-constrained environments where censuses and household surveys are rare, this creates options for gathering localized and timely information at a fraction of the cost of traditional methods.
Bio: Joshua Blumenstock is an Assistant Professor at the UC Berkeley School of Information. His research develops theory and methods for the analysis of large-scale behavioral data, with a focus on how such data can be used to better understand poverty and economic development. Recent projects combine field experiments with big spatiotemporal network data to model decision-making in poor and conflict-affected regions of the world. Prior to joining Berkeley, Joshua was on the faculty at the University of Washington, where he founded and co-directed the Data Science and Analytics Lab. He has a Ph.D. in Information Science and a M.A. in Economics from UC Berkeley, and Bachelor’s degrees in Computer Science and Physics from Wesleyan University. He is a recipient of the Intel Faculty Early Career Honor, a Gates Millenium Grand Challenge award, a Google Faculty Research Award, and a former fellow of the Thomas J. Watson Foundation and the Harvard Institutes of Medicine.
KAIST and Facebook
Talk Title: How fast can we detect rumors?
Abstract: Social platforms are an ideal place for spreading rumors and automatically debunking rumors is a crucial problem. Recent years have seen great advances in data-driven rumor research. This talk will review some of its major developments, including how a comprehensive set of user, structural, linguistic, and temporal features help us better understand rumor propagation processes. In detecting rumors in the wild, time becomes a critical factor. This talk will present how the significance of features changes by time and which features are prominent for early rumor detection. I will also highlight the latest rumor detection studies with deep learning techniques.
Bio: Meeyoung Cha is an associate professor at Graduate School of Culture Technology in KAIST and currently a Visiting Professor at Facebook. Her research interests are in the analysis of large-scale online social networks with emphasis the spread of information, moods, and user influence. She received the best paper awards at ACM IMC 2007 for analyzing long-tail videos in YouTube and at ICWSM 2012 for studying social conventions in Twitter. Her research has been published in leading journals and conferences including PLoS One, Information Sciences, WWW, and ICWSM, and has been featured at the popular media outlets including the New York Times websites, Harvard Business Review’s research blog, the Washington Post, the New Scientist.
Talk Title: The Reasonable Effectiveness of Roles in Complex Networks
Abstract: Given a network, how can we automatically discover roles (or functions) of nodes? Roles compactly represent structural behaviors of nodes and generalize across various networks. Examples of roles include “clique-members,” “periphery-nodes,” “bridges,” etc. Are there good features that we can extract for nodes that indicate role-membership? How are roles diffevent from communities and from equivalences (from sociology)? What are the applications in which these discovered roles can be effectively used? In this talk, we address these questions, provide unsupervised and supervised algorithms for role discovery, and discuss why roles are so effective in many applications from transfer learning to re-identification to anomaly detection to mining time-evolving networks and multi-relational graphs.
Bio: Tina Eliassi-Rad is an Associate Professor of Computer Science at Northeastern University in Boston, MA. She is also on the faculty of Northeastern’s Network Science Institute. Prior to joining Northeastern, Tina was an Associate Professor of Computer Science at Rutgers University; and before that she was a Member of Technical Staff and Principal Investigator at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Tina earned her Ph.D. in Computer Sciences (with a minor in Mathematical Statistics) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Her research is rooted in data mining and machine learning; and spans theory, algorithms, and applications of massive data from networked representations of physical and social phenomena. Tina’s work has been applied to personalized search on the World-Wide Web, statistical indices of large-scale scientific simulation data, fraud detection, mobile ad targeting, and cyber situational awareness. Her algorithms have been incorporated into systems used by the government and industry (e.g., IBM System G Graph Analytics) as well as open-source software (e.g., Stanford Network Analysis Project). In 2010, she received an Outstanding Mentor Award from the Office of Science at the US Department of Energy.
Project Leader / Research Associate Professor
USC Information Sciences Institute
Talk Title: Cognitive Heuristics and the Limits of Crowd Wisdom
Abstract: The many decisions people make about what information to attend to affect emerging trends, the diffusion of information in social media, and performance of crowdsourcing applications. Due to constraints of available time and cognitive resources, the ease of discovery strongly affects how people allocate their attention. Through empirical analysis and online experiments, we identify some of the cognitive heuristics that influence individual decisions to allocate attention to online content and quantify their impact on individual and collective performance. Specifically, we show that the position of information in the user interface determines whether it will be seen, while explicit social signals about its popularity increase the likelihood of response. Moreover, these heuristics become even more important in explaining and predicting behavior as cognitive load increases. These findings suggest that cognitive heuristics and information overload bias collective outcomes and undermine the “wisdom of crowds” effect.
Bio: Kristina Lerman is a Project Leader at the University of Southern California Information Sciences Institute and holds a joint appointment as a Research Associate Professor in the USC Computer Science Department. Trained as a physicist, she now applies network- and machine learning-based methods to problems in social computing and social media analysis.
Talk Title: Social Research in the Age of Big Data
Abstract: The digital age has transformed how researchers are able to study social behavior. These new opportunities mean that the future of social research will involve blending together insights from two communities: social scientists and data scientists. In this talk, I’ll begin by describing what I think each community has to contribute and what each community has to learn. Then, I’ll focus on this social science/data science hybrid in one particular domain where I see a lot of opportunities: survey research. The talk will conclude with some predictions about the future of social research. This talk is based on my forthcoming book Bit by Bit: Social Research in the Digital Age, http://www.bitbybitbook.com.
Bio: Matthew Salganik is Professor of Sociology at Princeton University, and he is affiliated with several of Princeton’s interdisciplinary research centers: the Office for Population Research, the Center for Information Technology Policy, the Center for Health and Wellbeing, and the Center for Statistics and Machine Learning. His research interests include social networks and computational social science. During the 2015-16 academic year, he will be Visiting Professor at Cornell Tech. Salganik’s research has been published in journals such as Science, PNAS, Sociological Methodology, and Journal of the American Statistical Association. His papers have won the Outstanding Article Award from the Mathematical Sociology Section of the American Sociological Association and the Outstanding Statistical Application Award from the American Statistical Association. Popular accounts of his work have appeared in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Economist, and New Yorker. Salganik’s research is funded by the National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health, Joint United Nations Program for HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), Facebook, and Google.
Microsoft Research & University of Massachusetts Amherst
Bio:Hanna Wallach is a senior researcher at Microsoft Research New York City and an adjunct associate professor in the College of Computer Science at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. She is also a member of UMass’s Computational Social Science Institute. She has a BA in computer science from the University of Cambridge, an MS in cognitive science from the University of Edinburgh, and a PhD in machine learning from the University of Cambridge. Her research is in the interdisciplinary field of computational social science. She develops machine learning methods for uncovering new insights about the ways in which people interact. She collaborates with political scientists, sociologists, and journalists to learn how organizations work in practice by analyzing publicly available data, such as public record email networks, document dumps, press releases, meeting transcripts, and news articles.
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Download and install SoX (attached to this blog below).
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I discovered I did indeed have a dual installation of one of the libraries, and the software was picking up the old one. I've fixed it (not happy, as I've got a link across from /usr/lib to /usr/local/lib - but hey! it works).
And then of course, I ran into the QtWeb issue which is discussed on another thread. Suffice it to say that I downloaded a package from the Intrepid repository, and Calibre finally sprang into life!
And I'm very impressed with the software so far.
I have to say it's a pleasure to get such an efficient response from the writer of the software. My congratulations to you on a fine piece of work, and I'll be making a small donation to your site very soon.
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Here's a thing I do: I write open source libraries that solve my problems. Bad libraries. And then, over the course of a year or two, I slowly improve them, until they are not so bad any more.
I have gone through this pattern a few times now. SoundFile started out buggy and slow. Transplant crashed and froze very often. Org-Journal deleted journal entries every now and then. But then users found errors, and errors were fixed. And slowly, over time, these libraries transformed from buggy prototypes into dependable tools. After a year or so, I saw Github Issues gradually drying up, and feedback changing from "X is broken" to "How can I do X?". It is an oddly gratifying process.
Interestingly though, I rarely hear people talking about this, that building a thing is only the beginning, and the meat of open source development is sticking with it for a long time, and gradually, slowly, weeding out the bugs. All great open source libraries I know evolved this way, yet it is rarely written about.
Playing the long game means anticipating and managing the amount of maintenance I am going to do on a project. When releasing a new library, the first few months and users will shake out bugs, and create work for the maintainers. This can be a dangerous source of stress and anxiety. I've had my brush with burnout in the past, and my only defense to this is to be honest about my availability. Often, this means stating outright that I probably won't have the time to work on a thing.
However, I have also learned that it is OK to defer issues to the future. There have been many problems that I didn't have the time to address when they first came up, but did address a few months later, probably in response to a separate bug report. Important problems have a way of getting fixed eventually. Other times, a solution just takes a long time to mature. There have been multiple issues that lay dormant for months until I stumbled upon a good solution.
And good solutions are important for open source software: If a bug fix adds too much complexity, it will inevitably lead to more bugs. This can easily snowball into a situation where each hour I invest into a project creates more hours of future maintenance burden. A situation like this feels hopeless and terrible. It feels like work. It is therefore important for my sanity to control the complexity of my projects, even if that means not adding features or not addressing problems. Open source development is not beholden to the dollar sign, and gives you the freedom to do it right.
This is not universally understood by programmers or users. And it doesn't just involve technical questions: Some users have expected me to provide commercial-grade support, and got surprisingly unpleasant when I didn't. But it is crucial to realize that publishing open source software does not imply an obligation to fix every issue right now. Quite on the contrary, many open source developers necessarily work on their own schedule, and part of the enjoyment of open source development is derived from this exact freedom!
At this point, my Github lists a bunch of open source projects. Some of them have gotten attention, which lead to bug reports, and, over time, let them grow to maturity. Some turned out to be useful to me, but not to others. Some are useful to others, but not to me. Some turned out to be not useful at all, and are now largely abandoned. And some of them, like RunForrest and SoundCard, are still new and raw and terrible, but will mature over time.
That's a thing I do: I write open source libraries. Good libraries, but as a wise man once said "When you feel how depressingly / slowly you climb, / it's well to remember that / Things Take Time". Working on open source grants you this freedom, and is joyful for it.
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Parameter Passing is a mechanism used to pass parameters to a Flowgorithm function/procedure. They are several methods to pass the parameters. The most common methods are as follows:
- Pass By Value
- Pass By Reference
Pass by value example: Flowgorithm Pass By Value Example
Pass By Reference
In this method, we pass the address of the memory location (memory reference) of the actual parameter. So, this method allows the function or procedure to change the value of a variable that is passed.
Let’s look at a simple example to understand the concept. In this example, we will pass an array using the pass by reference to the procedure.
Let’s design a simple procedure that increments the array of elements by ten. Let’s call the procedure name as : IncrementByTen()
The Main flowchart declares an array variable. arr is the array variable of size two. Populates the array elements with 10, and 20 values respectively.
We will pass this variable to the procedure in the procedure call statement. The array will be passed by reference to the procedure. The base address of the array will be used.
The arrayParam is the function parameter of the function IncrementByTen(). The procedure increments the elements by 10.
Note that the breakpoints in the procedure are added for demo purposes.
Before procedure call
The call stack and the activation record before the procedure entry point.
After procedure call
We can notice that the changes made to the procedure local variable side effects reflect on the array variable in the Main flowchart.
Flowgorithm flowchart tutorials on this website:
For more information on the Flowgorithm tool, please visit the official website at:
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Posted 8 months ago
We are looking to add members to our Customer Success team - someone who loves delighting customers as much as they like writing code and finds excitement in working at a startup with a ton of different responsibilities.
Upright Labs builds multichannel ecommerce software for retailers. We make it really easy for second-hand retailers to manage inventory and sell online, everywhere. Our software processes thousands of items each month and has helped retailers sell millions in inventory. We're based out of Washington, DC but have a remote presence.
We are customer centric at Upright Labs, everything we do and everything we build, is to make sure our customers have the best experience navigating their ecommerce journey.
You’ll be one of the first hires in this role, so you’ll have tons of autonomy. You'll be spending a good portion of the time building out our internal tools to make customer success automatable, easier, and less technical. If you enjoy working at startups, wearing lots of hats, and delighting customers, you’ll fit in perfectly.
What you'll do
- Support our customers via live chat and email through tools like Intercom
- Work closely with engineering team to develop features and tools required by customers
- Build out our internal tools, based in Ruby on Rails and React
- Document product announcements, features, and FAQ's
- Onboard and attend to new customers
- Talk to customers weekly to make sure their needs are met
- 1+ years experience working in customer success
- Customer first mentality, excellent communication and writing skills
- Ability to present difficult ideas in user-friendly language
- As comfortable working in a terminal as talking to a customer on the phone
- Positive attitude and eagerness to get jobs done
- Goes above and beyond to make customers happy
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This course provides an upper-level undergraduate introduction to forecasting, broadly defined, in economics and related fields.
Prerequisites: Background in (1) probability/statistics and (2) introductory econometrics. In addition, linear algebra (vector/matrix manipulations/calculations) will occasionally be used. You should either be comfortable with linear algebra or willing/able to pick it up as necessary.
Books: Mostly Diebold's Forecasting. (More generally, see below under Important Resources, and note that new material may be supplied piece-by-piece as we progress.)
Syllabus: Topics to be covered potentially include but are not at all limited to: regression from a predictive viewpoint; conditional expectations vs. linear projections; decision environment and loss function; the forecast object, statement, horizon and information set; the parsimony principle, relationships among point, interval and density forecasts; statistical graphics for forecasting; forecasting trends and seasonals; model selection for forecasting; characterizing, modeling and forecasting cycles with ARMA and related models; Wold’s theorem and the general linear process; nonlinearities and regime switching; the chain rule of forecasting; optimal forecasting under symmetric and asymmetric loss; recursive and related methods for diagnosing and selecting forecasting models; formal models of unobserved components; conditional forecasting models and scenario analysis ("stress testing"); vector autoregressions, predictive causality, impulse-response functions and variance decompositions; use of survey data; business cycle analysis using coincident and leading indicators: expansions, contractions, turning points, and leading indicators; incorporation of subjective information; Bayesian VARs and the Minnesota prior; evaluating a single forecast; comparing forecast accuracy; encompassing and forecast combination; combining forecasts; preliminary series, revised series, and the limits to forecast accuracy; prediction markets; unit roots, stochastic trends, stochastic trends and forecasting; unit roots; smoothing; ARIMA models, smoothers, and shrinkage; using stochastic-trend unobserved-components models to implement smoothing techniques in a probabilistic framework; cointegration and error correction; evaluating forecasts of integrated series; volatility forecasting via GARCH, stochastic volatility and realized volatility.
Software: EViews, R or Python, perhaps others. There are issues and tradeoffs, which will be discussed, and which you should consider before deciding what to do.
TA office hours: Time/ location TBA.
Bi-weekly TA review sessions: First and third Thursday of each month, time/location TBA.
Professor office hours time/location TBA
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(1) Diebold's (a) Econometrics, (b) Forecasting, and (c) Elements of Forecasting (4e)
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I have noticed over the years of using SolidWorks, that I find more bugs that I would like to see fixed, than enhancements that I would like to see added. My problem is within the Customer Portal. We have the option to look at Service Requests, Bugs, and Enhancement Requests, however the Enhancement Requests is the only selection that carries a "New" button. I started to just submit bugs that I find as an Enhancement Request. The only problem is that I will get an e-mail that states, "We have determined that your request isn't for new functionality, but for existing functionality." Is there a way to submit bugs that I'm just not aware of?
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I am asking this because my tech consulting firm has an opportunity to provide services to a newly created SEC in my country and one of their needs is a risk management solution. They already have a trading system in place, but I'd like to add other services I can propose. Some of the fields my company works on are: Web and Mobile Application Development Data Analytics (including Big Data) Network Security and Systems Administration SasS, PaaS and IaaS Identity and Access Management Cloud Hosting
The SEC is tasked to monitor, and punish if necessary illegal acts committed by trading in securities.
They are the "Watch Dog" of Wall Street.
Unfortunately, there are not enough skilled employees, and funds to really do their job, so a lot of unlawful acts slip through the cracks.
The SEC does enforce their regs. and will levy huge fines and other sanctions.
If you have additional questions, just call me. Thank you, Paul Trachtman
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Browsing the Open Compositing forums a while back, I discovered a terminal called stjerm. Stjerm was designed to be a lightweight and un-obtrusive terminal. It toogles shown and hidden like you see in first-person-shooters by pressing a button. Stjerm was discontinued a couple years ago unfortunately, I’m still hoping the author will pick it up again. That said, it is still a great terminal for lightweight desktops.
Because of it’s status, Stjerm will require a special setup to get it to behave as you expected. I like Stjerm for about everything. The only thing that I need that Stjerm does not have is url recognition. Besides that I’m very happy with it.
For Gentoo users, you can grab an ebuild for it here. For Arch users, it’s in the AUR.
Stjerm uses the
~/.Xdefaults file for it’s permanent settings. However, some values are broken entirely, or will have to be entered through the command line options. The
! ~/.Xdefaults ! -config stjerm-0.11- ! ! Some of these values are broken or can only be set through the command line. ! They are commented by (!!). Command line arguments override Xdefault options. stjerm.key: f12 stjerm.autohide: false ! true* stjerm.font: DejaVu Sans Mono 8 stjerm.background: #181C20 ! black* stjerm.opacity: 70 ! range: 10–100 (full-none) stjerm.scrollbar: right ! none*, left, right stjerm.lines: 2400 ! 1000* stjerm.scroll: true ! true* (auto-scroll on term fill) !stjerm.shell: ! X shell to use !stjerm.bgimage: ! background image !!stjerm.mod: shift ! shift, control, alt, windows, none * !!stjerm.keymod: control+f12 !!stjerm.foreground: gray ! base font color !!stjerm.allbold: false ! true * !!stjerm.border: thick ! thin, thick, none * !!sjterm.width: 519 ! in pixels !!stjerm.height: 600 !!stjerm.position: bottomleft ! top*, bottom, left, right !!stjerm.showtab: two ! never*, one, always !!stjerm.tabpos: top ! bottom*, top, left, right !!stjerm.tablabel: 1 ! term* !!stjerm.tabfill: false ! true* (tab spans window?) !!stjerm.color0: #181C20 ! black - regular !!stjerm.color1: #A44245 ! red !!stjerm.color2: #00BF00 ! green !!stjerm.color3: #BBAD5B ! yellow !!stjerm.color4: #2B76C7 ! blue !!stjerm.color5: #8B56A3 ! purple !!stjerm.color6: #5BCEE4 ! cyan !!stjerm.color7: #D4D7D0 ! white !!stjerm.color8: #525952 ! black - bold !!stjerm.color9: #A44245 ! red !!stjerm.color10: #37A42B ! green !!stjerm.color11: #C4C29B ! yellow !!stjerm.color12: #2B76C7 ! blue !!stjerm.color13: #8B56A3 ! purple !!stjerm.color14: #71AAB3 ! cyan !!stjerm.color15: #EAEAEA ! white !!stjerm.color16: #2e3436 ! needed because of bug
For command line arguments, it works best to put them in a
.desktop file so that it appears in the menu. Then it is easy to start through there or through autostart options. A sample
[Desktop Entry] Name=Stjerm GenericName=Stjerm Terminal Type=Application Categories=Utility;TerminalEmulator; Exec=stjerm -ah false -p topright -s right -tf false -w 501 -h 300 -ab true -b thin -fg AEAEAE -c0 181C20 -c1 A44245 -c2 00BF00 -c3 C8C87A -c4 2B76C7 -c5 8B56A3 -c6 5BCEE4 -c7 D4D7D0 -c8 525952 -c9 A44245 -c10 37A42B -c11 CFCF91 -c12 2B76C7 -c13 8B56A3 -c14 71AAB3 -c15 EAEAEA -c16 2e3436 Icon=utilities-terminal Terminal=false
stjerm.desktop file in
~/.local/share/applications/ to have it show up in the menu. To have Stjerm load when you login, link it to
~/.config/autostart/ (should work with most desktop environments):
ln -s ~/.local/share/applications/stjerm.desktop ~/.config/autostart/
I discovered that stjerm autohide function found me pressing the shortcut key often to unhide it, so I set
-ah false so that the terminal stays on top. You can define your own terminal colors too. I tend to use slightly faded out colors to be easy on the eyes. The colors for reference:
- new tab: ctrl-shift t
- close tab: ctrl-shift w
- next tab: ctrl-shift pageup
- previous tab: ctrl-shift pagedown
- exit: ctrl-shift q
A few more details about stjerm can be found in the man page.
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Alt Text Testing While reading this, I noticed that the new TestText which was released on October 6th has a new class which is a class for the TextUnit class. The new class is called TestTextTest. This new class is a class which is used for providing text test and text formatting tests. The new test text test class is here and is here and it has been used many times since. I am going to share the new Test Text Test class here. The new TestTextTest class has been added to the test suite in order to provide a test text test.The new TestTextTextTest class is designed to provide a text test test and text test formatting test.The test text test is used for the text formatting test and text testing. The text text test is created by using a TextUnit test which uses the text test text test data. The new Test TextTextTest class was created by: The test text text test data is stored in a text file. The test text text file can be opened in a text editor like MFC, XML-formatter, RTF etc., and when the text file is opened, it is saved in a textfile. The text file is stored in the test text file. This class is created by: The new Test TextTest class is created for the test text test and the text test is stored in text file. You can see the text file here. The text test is displayed in the test test class. In order to create a text file, all the data required to create the text file should be stored in a file named textfile.txt. In this file you can read the text file and provide a text file name and write the text file to the text file. This file name should be: textfile.
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I have used the class TestTextTest for the text test. It is a TestTextTest that is created by the following code. The textfile.tpl file is as follows: This file name contains the text file name as follows: textfiletxt.txt The text file name in this file is: textfile The output file is of the following format: TestTextLine.txt TestTextTest.txt TextTestTextLineTest The results of the text test are shown below. The text line is displayed in a nice little window. The output of the texttest is: TestTextLine. TextTestLine.txt is the text test that is created. Test TextLineTest.txt is a text test that was created by the text test class. It is created by a TextUnit.TestTextTest class which is created by RTF. It is used by the texttest class and TextTest class. The texttest class is created in the test class. The test class is created at the end of the text testing. There is another text test that will be displayed in this test text file, TextTestLineTest. This test is created when TextTestLine.
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tpl is created. This test always uses a text test text file which is created in TextTestLineTextTest class.TextTestTextTest has the following code: TextUnitTest.TextTestLineTest TestTextUnitTextTest.TextLineTest.TextUnitTestTextTest TextLineTestLineTest is the text line test which is created as it is shown in the text test test. This test was used to create the code for the text line tests. What is the text file in the test line test? The text file in texttest.txt is not the text file itself. It is the textfile which contains the text test data in the text.txt file. This textfile is created after the text test and it is the texttest text file in TestTextLineTest class. The textfile.test.txt file contains the texttest data in the test file. The text class is the textunit test class with the following code in the text file: TextUnitTest.TestTextLineUnitTestTextLinetest There are two ways of creating the texttest test file. One is to create the test file and the other is to create a test text file and create the test textfile.The textfile contains the textfile test data. The text that contains the textAlt Text Testing Grafik-Hochschule Description The use of a graphical user interface (GUI) to test and troubleshoot an application running on a computer, using a graphical user input (GUI) application allows you to review and test the application’s performance.
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It is a graphical user Interface (GUI) that is used to help you to improve the performance of the application by making a number of changes to it. How Does It Work? The main features of the application are the following: The application starts by creating a user input dialog. The dialog is opened when the application starts, and its title is displayed. The dialog is opened whenever the application is running. When the application is launched, it is opened automatically. This is a great way to improve the overall performance of the software. When the application is run, you can select the selected dialog. When you run the application, you can choose between the main dialog (the main dialog box) and the text dialog (the text dialog) that contains the title of the application. You can change the size of the text dialog. You can change the text size of the dialog. You also can change the background color of the dialog and the background color text. If you want to display the title of a new window, you can press the left mouse button when the application is started. You can press the right mouse button when you launch the application. When the dialog is open, you can find the file name of the new window. In the second dialog, you can change the dialog title. You can open the title of an application by pressing the left mouse. You can use the title of any window to display the dialog title text. You can also use the title text to display the text dialog title text (including background color). If the application is not running, you can run the application by pressing “Z” or “ZC” on the left mouse click. The title text of the new dialog is displayed.
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You can run the newly opened dialog by pressing ‘Z’ or ‘ZC’ on the right mouse click. After the application is finished running, you may set the background color to grey. You can choose from a color palette to change the background of the dialog, or you can change it to black. When you change the background, the dialog title will change. Note: When you change a background color, you must set the value of the background color. Note: When you set a value, you must keep the background color updated. When you set the color anchor the background, you must change the background. When you leave the background color in the background, after the dialog title has been changed, the background color will remain as it was before. On the left mouse clicks, the text dialog will appear when you launch your application. When you launch the text dialog, recommended you read will appear when the application‘s title is displayed on the screen. To update the background color, press the left/right mouse button while the application is in progress, and the text will be changed. Once you are done with the text dialog and the dialog title, you will see a message on the screen to the user. At the time you want to change the text of the dialog title to gray, press the right/left mouse button. You can click the button to change the dialog’s title text. To change the background colors, press the blue mouse button while you are in progress, then press the right or left mouse button. When you are done, you will get a message that you want to see in the screen. You can add the button to the left/center mouse button. This can be done in a quick way. If you want to add the button in the background color on the next window, press the mouse button while in progress. When you close the window, you will be done.
You can scroll down until you have the button. There are two ways to edit the text dialog: You have to click the button. If you click the button, the text of dialog title will appear. If you do not click the button at all, you will not see the dialog title (as it was before). You need toAlt Text Testing On the other hand, I don’t think you can do this in an automated fashion (unless you’re using a personal assistant). The main thing that I like to do is “test the features of the test machine”, and I think that’s the same thing you want to do. With the help of the test tool, you can do a lot of things without having to do a lot. There’s no need for you to worry about it. However, I’ve found that automated testing can be quite useful. I don‘t know if I’m thinking in terms of testing, but I do know that if you have some software you can help with your testing process. Personally, I‘ve always thought that automated testing is quite good, but doing it before you make some changes to the software also makes it less consistent. So if you do it before you test it, you’ll get more errors. But my point is that it requires a lot of money, and you‘ll have to make a lot of changes to your software before you can do it. Easiest Way To Avoid A he has a good point Machine One of the most common mistakes Clicking Here you might make when doing automated testing is you‘re not sure if it‘s safe to test. If you‘ve heard about automated testing, you know that it‘ll be very helpful in some situations. But if you‘m not sure of the risk, it isn‘t very helpful. In the case of automated testing, there are several things that you need to consider. First, if you’ve seen your software before, you know the risks. If you were testing a script, you know there‘s a risk of some kind of bug that you might have seen, but you‘d know from the test that it won‘t be fixed, and that‘s not a big deal. But if you“re aware that automated testing could be dangerous, and you can always recommend a solution that isn‘T really safe,” you can‘t do that.
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Automation is a very good thing, but at some point you need to go back and actually look at all the risks you‘r seeing. So if you have a test machine, you‘n‘t have to worry about what you‘are doing. I mean, while it‘d be great to have a test kit, and give it to a trained developer, you might find that it’s not very good for you. Third, if you have to go to the testing lab to do automated testing, I think you‘t‘ll find that you must be very careful when you‘rn trying to do it. If you don‘T make a mistake, you can’t fix it. You‘ll need to make sure that you are not getting a bad result, and you should be able to fix it. Second, if my response are worried about making changes to your test tool, it might be easier to get used to it. But if it is a very small thing, you should make sure that it is the right software for you. That way you can find out all of the details of the
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A client asked me to block some websites.
I did read the help guide but nowhere is there a topic of how to block websites:
I can configure a profile to block a hostname or ip addres. And that setting is also pushed to the machine.
But it still doesn’t work.
I saw a post from nov 2020 that it’s only possible to set it locally per device, but that should not be the case because I can see that the firewall settings are pushed to the (windows) device.
I also can’t configure it using the Defender firewall because it says that ‘Microsoft Defender is inactive because I’m using another service’.
So hope you can tell me how to block a website.
In my case I tried to block whatsapp and youtube.
And no, I don’t want to use cdome or any other product. CCS is the active firewall.
Hope support can tell me how to block some websites.
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Over the last decade, enterprise adoption of public-cloud services has increased significantly. Mainstream public-cloud platforms like AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform have become extensions of the enterprise data center.
Although the public cloud offers a cost-effective model for storage and compute, it’s not the answer for all workloads. Some workloads need a faster turnaround time while others have to comply with data sovereignty policies. Healthcare and financial organizations, for example, deal with sensitive data for which they may need local processing when using public-cloud services.
The answer: container-native data storage.
Benefits of Edge Computing
In edge computing, compute moves closer to the source of data. Enterprises are taking notice of this new paradigm for several reasons. Edge computing:
- Addresses many challenges you face when running data-centric workloads in the public cloud
- Reduces the amount of data that flows back and forth between the data center and the public cloud
- Enables you to retain sensitive data on-premises while still taking advantage of the elasticity of public cloud
- Reduces the latency involved in dealing with public-cloud platforms
Hyperscale-cloud providers such as Amazon, Google, and Microsoft have invested in edge computing platforms, making them an extension of the public cloud. The core building blocks of the cloud are compute, storage, and network. They now seamlessly extend to the edge to deliver a consistent experience to developers and ops teams. The edge computing layer mimics the cloud by exposing the same services, APIs, and programmability aspects of compute, storage, network, and databases.
Containerization and Kubernetes
Containerization is emerging as the standard for running modern workloads. And Kubernetes is the preferred platform. Managed Kubernetes offerings have become the fastest-growing service for public-cloud providers. Kubernetes is an ideal platform for the edge due to the automation, extensibility, and standard workflows it offers for deploying applications. Edge platforms such as AWS Snowball, Azure Stack, and Google Anthos are based on Kubernetes. These environments run data ingestion, data storage, data processing, data analytics, and machine-learning workloads at the edge.
If you’re deploying Kubernetes at the edge, you face the same challenges whether you’re it in the public cloud or a data center. To ensure high availability of workloads, many IT teams deploy multi-node Kubernetes clusters. These clusters run on inexpensive hardware such as Intel NUC or Zotac Mini PC. Each node of the cluster runs both the control plane and the worker node components to maximize efficiency. Red Hat has a reference architecture of OpenShift running at the edge based on a three-node cluster.
A Container-Native Storage Engine
Storage and data management are key to powering data-centric workloads running at the edge. These workloads typically have:
- A time-series database such as InfluxDB
- Object storage based on MinIO
- A NoSQL database for device metadata
- A shared storage layer for hosting the machine-learning inference engine
Each stateful workload has diverse characteristics and storage needs, which makes it challenging to run in the context of Kubernetes.
A multi-node Kubernetes cluster running at the edge needs an efficient, container-native storage engine that caters to the specific needs of data-centric workloads. This storage engine acts as the foundation for streaming data, object storage, unstructured data, and machine-learning inference. IT teams will be able to create different volumes that are closely aligned with the characteristics of individual workloads.
As well as providing the core storage services and persistent storage, the container-native storage engine should also ensure high availability, durability, and security of data. Each block of data written to any node in the cluster should be automatically replicated to other nodes to ensure high availability. Through workload-aware backups, the storage engine should be able to periodically take application-consistent snapshots and store them in the cloud. And all data should be encrypted with keys to ensure bad actors can’t make off with proprietary information or customer data.
Run Advanced Workloads with Container-native Storage from Portworx
As you run advanced workloads at the edge, container-native storage can help you migrate seamlessly to the public cloud or even to another enterprise data center. You’ll be able to move applications between the cloud and edge with minimal effort. Companies also need a storage solution that provides support for disaster recovery. The storage should deliver application business continuity through failover and failback to other edge deployments or cloud environments.
Portworx® by Pure Storage is an enterprise cloud-native storage platform ideal for running stateful workloads in the cloud or at the edge. Through tight integration with Kubernetes, it’s available on Anthos, Azure Stack, AWS Outposts, K3s, and Red Hat OpenShift.
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LONDON, April 8, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Reportbuyer.com has added a new market research report:
Virtualization: Impact on Enterprise Networks and Cloud Infrastructure
Virtualization represents a game-changer in IT infrastructure planning, operations, and management as major components (servers, desktops, storage and even entire data centers) are virtualized. The recent trend is for virtualization of key network components (routers, switches, dedicated servers, etc.), which is referred to in the industry as Network Function Virtualization (NFV).
NFV completely changes the way network architecture is viewed as fixed network elements, consisting of hardware components that are diverse in their make and configuration, is no more the design that is the norm. NFV allows an operator to optimize its infrastructure and increase service agility, representing a solution to problems that have plagued them for quite some time. NFV allows quicker time-to-market for new services because virtualized functions allow operators to introduce new services much faster and at much lower cost.
NFV represents a technical approach and solution set that helps enterprise companies optimize their operation in the face of rising hardware costs, manpower costs and stringent IT budgets. This report provides comprehensive analysis of NFV and its relationship and importance to enterprise IT management, network equipment, and communications.
This report includes a working model Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) to determine the business case for an organization to move to NFV. Unlike a static business case, a TCO model takes into consideration, feature/functionality deployment with respect to both time and geography dimensions.
Cloud service providers
Enterprise companies of all types
Telecom and enterprise API providers
Communications infrastructure providers
Enterprise networking equipment providers
1. NETWORK FUNCTION VIRTUALIZATION 9
1.1 WHY NFV IS INEVITABLE AND IMPACTFUL 10
1.2 HOW NFV WORKS 12
1.3 OVERALL BENEFITS OF NFV 13
1.1.1 LEGACY HARDWARE OPTIMIZATION BENEFITS 13
1.1.2 REDUCED SPENDING ON HARDWARE PURCHASE 13
1.1.3 ENERGY CONSUMPTION OPTIMIZATION 14
1.1.4 NETWORK OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY 14
1.1.5 CUSTOMER SATISFACTION AND USER EXPERIENCE BENEFITS 15
1.4 THE IMPACT ON THE OPERATOR AND SERVICE PROVIDER ENVIRONMENT 15
1.5 IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ENTERPRISE 16
2. NFV & THE ENTERPRISE 17
2.1 ENTERPRISE LANDSCAPE ANALYSIS 17
2.2 OVERALL BENEFITS FOR ENTERPRISES 18
2.2.1 AGILITY 18
2.2.2 OPTIMAL SERVICE CONSUMPTION 18
2.2.3. NETWORK SECURITY 19
2.2.4. BUSINESS CONTINUITY 19
2.2.5. TARGETED SERVICE CUSTOMIZABILITY 19
2.3 CASE STUDIES 20
3.3.1 CASE 1 - REVOLUTIONIZING ENTERPRISE CONTENT DELIVERY 20
3.3.2 CASE 2 - HIGH DEFINITION VIDEO DELIVERY 21
2.4 CHALLENGES FOR NFV ADOPTION IN ENTERPRISE 22
3.4.1 COMMON MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK CHALLENGE: 22
3.4.2 THE 'IT GUY' CHALLENGE 22
3.4.3 DETERMINING THE BUSINESS CASE 23
3.4.4 PLANNING THE MIGRATION 23
3.4.5 OUTSOURCE VS. IN-HOUSE CHALLENGES 24
MARKET FORECASTING 25
FUTURE TRENDS IN NFV 26
3.5 A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF CLOUDNFV ARCHITECTURE 27
3.6 WHAT THIS MEAN FOR ENTERPRISE 29
3.7 SDN + NFV: A ROBUST AND LEAN NETWORK 29
VIRTUALIZATION TCO ANALYSIS 32
3.8 BENEFITS OF A TCO (OR LIFE CYCLE COST) ANALYSIS 32
3.9 COMPARING THE TRADITIONAL WAY AND THE TCO WAY 33
3.9.1 USING TCO MODEL TO EVALUATE NFV OPTION 33
3.9.2 THE TCO MODEL CASE 34
3.10 TCO ANALYSIS WORKING MODEL 35
NFV VENDOR LANDSCAPE 36
SDN VS. NFV - Q&A 40
List of Figures
Figure 1: Individual Networking Hardware to Virtual Network Nodes 9
Figure 2: Server Virtualization vis-à-vis NFV 11
Figure 3: Network without Virtualization 12
Figure 4: Network with Virtualization 13
Figure 5: Reduction of Energy Consumption with NFV 14
Figure 6: Benefits of NFV for Operators and Service Providers 16
Figure 7: Traditional Network vs. NFV Powered Network Setup 17
Figure 8: Benefits of NFV to Enterprises 18
Figure 9: NFV solves the enterprise content delivery problem 20
Figure 10: NFV solves the HD Video Delivery Problem 21
Figure 11: NFV and Video on Demand 22
Figure 12: NFV Adoption by Enterprise 25
Figure 13: CloudNFV Challenges 26
Figure 14: NFV Orchestration Architecture 27
Figure 15: Architecture and Cloud Flow 28
Figure 16: SDN and NFV Relationship 29
Figure 17: Network without SDN and NFV (1) 30
Figure 18: Network with NFV and SDN (2) 31
Figure 19: Business Case vs. TCO Modeling 33
Figure 20: Snapshot of the Excel Model 34
Figure: 21Comparison of 5 year TCO for CMO and FMO 35
Figure 22: NFV Offering Attributes 36
Figure 23 6WINDGate & Blue Planet from CYAN Inc. 36
Figure 24: The F5 Family of Solutions - BIG IP Product Suite 37
Figure 25: Rating NFV Vendors - Comparative Matrix 38
Figure 26: NFV Vendor Measurement Quadrant 39
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There are over 120 breakout sessions in all, with Keynotes, General Sessions, and Power Panels adding to three days of incredibly rich presentations and content. Join @ThingsExpo conference chair Roger Strukhoff (@IoT2040), June 7-9, 2016 in New York City, for three days of intense 'Internet of Things' discussion and focus, including Big Data's indespensable role in IoT, Smart Grids and Industrial Internet of Things, Wearables and Consumer IoT, as well as (new) IoT's use in Vertical Markets.
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The buzz continues for cloud, data analytics and the Internet of Things (IoT) and their collective impact across all industries. But a new conversation is emerging - how do companies use industry disruption and technology enablers to lead in markets undergoing change, uncertainty and ambiguity? Organizations of all sizes need to evolve and transform, often under massive pressure, as industry lines blur and merge and traditional business models are assaulted and turned upside down. In this new da...
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In today's enterprise, digital transformation represents organizational change even more so than technology change, as customer preferences and behavior drive end-to-end transformation across lines of business as well as IT. To capitalize on the ubiquitous disruption driving this transformation, companies must be able to innovate at an increasingly rapid pace. Traditional approaches for driving innovation are now woefully inadequate for keeping up with the breadth of disruption and change facin...
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The Internet of Things (IoT) is growing rapidly by extending current technologies, products and networks. By 2020, Cisco estimates there will be 50 billion connected devices. Gartner has forecast revenues of over $300 billion, just to IoT suppliers. Now is the time to figure out how you’ll make money – not just create innovative products. With hundreds of new products and companies jumping into the IoT fray every month, there’s no shortage of innovation. Despite this, McKinsey/VisionMobile data...
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As organizations realize the scope of the Internet of Things, gaining key insights from Big Data, through the use of advanced analytics, becomes crucial. However, IoT also creates the need for petabyte scale storage of data from millions of devices. A new type of Storage is required which seamlessly integrates robust data analytics with massive scale. These storage systems will act as “smart systems” provide in-place analytics that speed discovery and enable businesses to quickly derive meaningf...
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With major technology companies and startups seriously embracing IoT strategies, now is the perfect time to attend @ThingsExpo 2016 in New York and Silicon Valley. Learn what is going on, contribute to the discussions, and ensure that your enterprise is as "IoT-Ready" as it can be! Internet of @ThingsExpo, taking place Nov 3-5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, is co-located with 17th Cloud Expo and will feature technical sessions from a rock star conference faculty ...
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When is it appropriate to be nice to other people? My answer is of course, ALWAYS! Why would you not want to be nice?
I've heard folks say things like "it's the style these days to appear uninterested." I heard someone else one say "Always being nice is just not my style."
Is this some sort of fashion statement? Are we talking about the latest trends? Are other people being nice? How would it look if everyone was nice? Oh my!
Allow me to let you in on a little secret, and do feel free to share this widely. (Of course then it won't be a secret anymore, but that's the idea). Nice is never out of style!
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The semantics of propositional logic involves so-called connectives, including the negation "$\neg$", the conjunction "$\wedge$", the disjunction "$\vee$", the inclusion "$\Rightarrow$", and the equivalence "$\Leftrightarrow$". These connectives are important concepts in mathematics on their own. Therefore, they deserve separate definitions. We will introduce them now step by step, starting with a formal definition of connectives.
Let $L$ be a formal language with a syntax of propositional logic $PL0$. Let $L'\subset L$ be the subset of all strings of $L$ which are propositions, i.e. which have a semantics of $PL0$. A $k$-nary connective is an operation "$\circ$" used to connect $k$ ($k=1,2,\ldots$) propositions
Propositions being Boolean constants or a Boolean variables are called prime propositions.
Any proposition involing a connective $p:=p_1\circ\ldots\circ p_k$ is called a compound proposition.
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Source: CLIA (2020). 2018 Global Passenger Report. Washington DC: CLIA.
Cruise lines are expanding their target population, attracting younger age groups such as families and youngsters. While it used to be a “65+ type of market”, in 2018 the average age of cruisers was 46,7 years. Just 13% was over 70 years old, and the 65+ years old group was standing at 32% of all persons that cruised within the year.
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I'd like to setup a small box for shell accounts for irc.
To start I have two domains and one IP.
Can I use both domains online via irc?
And then switch over to email@example.com ?
I heard you needed two ip's do that this.
Is that true? Or can I do it with One IP
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Emailing Report from Access 2010 to separate people!
Hi, Im new here so please be kind:), ok my dilema is probably quite simple:
I have a table Called ImportedTable with the following fields: ACREF (text field), INVRECDATE (date field), REPNAME (text Filed), Amount (currency field), Email (text field).
I have a report called STATEMENT based on the above table. Basically the report is a statment listing the invoices outstanding and is grouped on the REPNAME field, so in the table there could be 10 records for REPNAME1, 15 for REPNAME2, 3 for REPNAME3 and so on, the report show each REPNAMEs outstanding invoices and amounts, each REPNAME on a separate page.
Can someone please help me out and tell me the best way how I can email each of those pages to the corresponding email address in the EMAIL field in the Table.
I hope I made it clear enough!
How can I link it to checkboxes
Basically I have a List of student with Yes/No chekboxes , OnClick I want so send reports (from my report for all students) only to the cheked emails.
Need a help, Regards
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CoreCG Launches MentalCore for Maya and mental ray
David Trenear, studio manager, Game Labs Apps, is purchasing 18 floating licenses of MentalCore for use in future game development. He shared, "High-quality game design poses its own set of unique technical challenges, especially when factoring in tight deadlines and budgets. MentalCore helps remove those challenges with an easy-to-use interface and practical features that expand our lighting and shading functionality. It simplifies our shading workflow by removing the time-consuming process of creating custom shaders. We've seen what MentalCore can do and how it can accelerate our day-to-day operations, and truly believe it will enhance the quality of our games."
"MentalCore is a great development and lighting tool with a well designed interface and time-saving features – the ability to preview render passes, ambient occlusion transparency and Python API," said Alexander Morano, supervisor of pipeline research and development, Nickelodeon Animation Studio. "The speed of iteration through a scene to get layers set up for lighting is amazingly quick; you can achieve looks that would normally take three to five times longer by hand without the overhead of setting up shaders and layers."
Pricing and Availability
MentalCore is now available for purchase on the CoreCG website as a node locked license at an introductory price of US $189, or a floating license for US $199. Modified pricing is available for educational institutions, contact email@example.com for more information. A free 30-day trial of MentalCore is available on http://www.core-cg.com/.
Core CG Ltd., headquartered in Auckland, NZ, is a research and development company specializing in creative solutions that drive innovation and productivity in the fields of CG animation and visual effects. Incubated in a real-world production environment at Oktobor Animation, Auckland's largest CG animation studio with credits on several high-profile Nickelodeon series, and developed with support from the New Zealand Ministry of Science and Innovation, CoreCG's technology is production-proven. The company provides artists with efficient, affordable pipeline solutions. Its flagship product is MentalCore, a standalone plugin for NVIDIA® mental ray® and Autodesk® Maya® designed to enhance the lighting, shading and rendering workflow. For more information visit: http://www.core-cg.com/
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This version automatically exports shares if
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I provide leads to businesses. At the moment I set up an email describing the lead and forward it to individual businesses. If the business wants the lead they reply to my email. I then forward the lead details including the leads contact details to the business. I want to automate the process.
I want a system where businesses can view the lead excluding the lead's contact details. If the business wants the lead they click 'accept' and the contact details become visible. There must be a counter visible that displays how many businesses have already accepted the lead. All leads, businesses, and businesses that accept leads must be kept on record.
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SBS 2003 and Email Not Receiving
We have SBS 2003 Installed. We had a linkys router that we replaced with
a small business cisco gigabit router. After the router changed,
internet would work, we can send email to extrenal, send and receive
intenral emails but receiving external wouldnt work. We ran the
Email/Internet repair via SBS. Receiving external email worked. Few
hours later it stoped. We ran it again and it works. This keeps
going..it works for few hours and than stops.
Is there something that we missed or a setting that we need to setup on
the router so it keeps it up all the time.
mal...Ugly lines between emails in viewing pane
Operating System: Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger)
Email Client: pop
I have Outlook at work and you can turn these lines off but I cant find anywhere to turn these off in Entourage 2008. They weren't there in Entourage 2004. Is there anyway of turning these off to get a clean view? I've looked in preferences and customising only seems to extend to choice of columns. Andrea
> I have Outlook at work and you can turn these lines off but I cant
> find anywhere to turn these off in Entourage 2008. They weren't the...Emails #8
i am recieving my emails ten minutes after everyone else
in the company and it is started to effect urgent
matters, i havegone into outlok tools to see if i could
change anything but that doesnt seem to have worked, can
someone please help
What version of Outlook are you using? If Outlook 2003 do you have the Junk
Mail filter turned on? Is this an Exchange Environment? If so, what version.
"Kim" <email@example.com> wrote in message
>i am recieving my emails ten minutes after everyone else
> in the co...Retrieve Lost Email
How can I retrieve a user's email message if they accidently delete? Is
there a folder that I can look into?
Never retreat. Never surrender.
if you have Deleted Items Retention configured, you can recover it from
Outlook - Tools, Recover Deleted items...if not, you're looking at a
"Devil Dog" <firstname.lastname@example.org> wrote in message
> How can I retrieve a user's email message if they accidently delete? Is
> there a folder that I can look...Email with no address, subject or content
Please bear with me if this subject has been covered ad nauseum, but I
frequently receive email with no "From:" address, no subject and no
apparent content. I'm running Outlook 2002. Can anyone tell me what's
going on here? Is it an attempt to plant a Web bug? Regardless, I
would like to create a rule that automatically dumps such mail in my
spam folder. Using the rules wizard I see how to redirect email from a
specific address, but leaving the address field blank doesn't work.
Thanks in advance for any help.
...can't send or receive emails
this just happened this week. I get this message....The connection to the
server has failed. Subject 'help', Account: 'mail.comcast.net', Server:
'smtp.comcast.net', Protocol: SMTP, Port: 80, Secure(SSL): No, Socket Error:
10060, Error Number: 0x800CCC0E........your advice to to change smtp port to
25 or 587 or 80 does not work????
Port 80 is definitely wrong for that server; whose advice was that?
Comcast wants you to use these email settings:
Note that the outgoing server now requires port 5...How do I set up a daily average of unit sales formula
More info required.
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)
"jim m" <jim email@example.com> wrote in message
...fiscal year setting question
i know that the fiscal year settings get more or less set in stone, so i had
a quick question before i set it for my org.
in the template field, what is that used for? if i select 'quarterly', does
that mean i can only run reports on a quarter basis? what if i wanted to do
ultimately, my question is what is the 'template' field used for?
Fiscal year setting must be aligned to your company's accountig policy.
Fiscal year setting primarily defines sales quotas. When you set quarterly
periods, you can set quarterly quotas for mem...Content of emails is changing without any reason !
I changed operating system last week. From Win XP to Win 7. Used to work
with Outlook Express at full satisfaction.
I could transfer most of my emails automatically with export/import features
of Microsoft software.
But I suddenly discover 1 very big problem (bug ???)
I am used to work with several maps, and hereby go to several levels deep.
Such as :
Date of action
Name of patient
So sometimes maps can go several levels deep.
When I check ema...multiple email identities
HELP! My husband and I share the same computer and we
have our email come to our inbox through Microsoft
Outlook. However it is merging our accounts- how do we
seperate into 2 identities so we each get our own mail! It
is so frustrating! Please help!
Outlook does not use Identities - it uses profiles.
See this page for more information:
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. Due to the
Swen virus, all e-mails sent to my actual account will be deleted w/out
After s...Can I copy radio buttons so that the second set is independent of.
I have a group of four radio buttons that all point to one cell. My goal is
to create a second set that looks identical to the first but which points to
a second cell. This is for a questionaire that will have many questions with
the same four answer values. I want to be able to quickly create 100 button
groups that will each update a separate cell for scoring of the questionaire.
There are optionbuttons on the Control toolbox toolbar and there are
optionbuttons on the Forms toolbar.
Each has different behaviors.
If I had to use lots, I'd use the Forms version.
Here's a pos...Starting an Office Program (word, excel) in Outlook to send email
I'm taking an Outlook 2002 class. The latest assignment
requires I open a Microsoft app in Outlook to send an
email. Troubleshooting so far: Have tried to install some
addl features from CD, restarted the pc (O/S WINXP) but
still get error "Cannot complete action". Get no reason
why Outlook cannot perform this action and the HELP
hasn't only points me to inserting an object or some
variation thereof. My Outlook is configured to use with
Steps (abbreviated) given in textbook to perform:
New mail using Microsoft Office
Also tried to perform from Wo...Re: teach me how to send friends email
<firstname.lastname@example.org> wrote in message news:...
> how do i send email?
...Importing AOL Email File Cabinet
Is it possible to tranfer a complete AOL Email File Cabinet into outlook?
AFAIK, no, but see if anything here will do it:
http://www.slipstick.com/config/convmsg.htm - check out Address Magic Plus
first, it can convert almost anything.
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
Outlook 2007: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/
Outlook Tips by email:
EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
Outlook Tips: http:/...no access to send internet email
Exchange 2003. Can a mail enabled user be restricted to send internal email
only and not internet email?
> Exchange 2003. Can a mail enabled user be restricted to send internal
> only and not internet email?
yes, that is possible.
There are multiple ways to archive this goal. Depents on your
If you have mailing to external over an SMTP Connector, try this:
First look into your SMTP Connector, you will find Delivery Restrictions
It is self explaining.
If you have trouble with that or you won't find it,
then i will need additi...Outlook set up
In MS Outlook 2002: When I send an email, it has my email
address in the from field. People receiving it cant tell
it is from me, and it gets deleted. How can I make MY
NAME appear in that from field instead of my email address?
On Mon, 19 Jan 2004 11:17:36 -0800, "etata"
>In MS Outlook 2002: When I send an email, it has my email
>address in the from field. People receiving it cant tell
>it is from me, and it gets deleted. How can I make MY
>NAME appear in that from field instead of my email address?
Just a...delays in recieving outside emails
For whatever reasons that I can not find, our Exchange 2003 server has
started experiencing longs delays in recieving emails. At this time,
outgoing emails to not seem to be affected. Checked internal and external
DNS, contacted ISP, looked at all the usual suspects but still cannot find
out what would causing these delays. Any pointers in a new direction would
Please share what evidence of said delays you have. In particular, please
look at the Internet headers of one of these delayed messages and share what
MVP - Exchange
"Protecting the w...Email Statements from Collection Module
When I attempt to email statements from the Collection Module I am getting an
error message, ' Wrong number of arguments to 'RM_Statements_Update_Header'
...set print area #2
Where is the "set print area" button in Excel 2002 that was in Excel '97?
> Where is the "set print area" button in Excel 2002 that was in Excel '97?
Are you sure it was "standard"? Only way I could get in was to right-click
the toolbar|Customise and drag it to the toolbar from Commands|File
...How do I set up a 98% baseline across my chart?
I am trying to show on a bar chart the baseline that represents SLA
requirement of system up time of 98%. How do I do this?
You can find information on adding a datum line here.
Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel
"Deb" <email@example.com> wrote in message
>I am trying to show on a bar chart the baseline that represents SLA
> requirement of system up time of 98%. How do I do this?
Why is Word 2007 opening all my email attachments?
It probably isn't.
Outlook 2007 has a new text editor that looks just like Word 2007, but it is
in reality a separate text editor in its own .dll package.
Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP
"josie" <firstname.lastname@example.org> wrote in message
> Why is Word 2007 opening all my email attachments?
It depends on which file of file or file extension the attachment is. Each
type of file extension (*.txt, *.doc etc.) has a default program. It ...cell colour change when set markers are reached
i need to get a cell to change colour when markers are reached eg
a qualification lasts 12 months. what i want to do is have the cell change
from yellow to orange to red as the expiry date gets closer.
If column A contains expiry dates then select column A,
=DATEDIF(TODAY(),A1,"m")<1 red for 1 month
Click Add button, formula2:
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Click Add button, formula3:
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Adjust number of months as you like!
Regards,...Remade Folders, Now Old Email Gone
I created a couple new profiles so I could separate my work and
personal emails when I work from home.
At the end of the process, when prompted by Outlook to remake my
folders, I foolishly remade my folders. Now, all my old emails which
were in my Inbox have gone missing. I searched for pab and pst files
but they are not to be found.
Any ideas will be most appreciated.
You didn't even post your Outlook version or operating system.
How are we supposed to help?
"Geoff Robinson" <email@example.com> wrote in message
news:978b35e2.0406091...Setting appointment start & end time increments format
In Outlook 2002, I can easily set the Day View to display
the time increments in 15 minute blocks, but on the
Appointments form, the Start and End Times available on
the drop-down menus, respectively, are in 30 minute
increment blocks only. How can I set the format for the
appointment page to have the Start and End Times for
appointments have increment time blocks of 15 minutes?
Thanks! My direct email address is:
If you set your appointments in 15 minute blocks
Outlook will start to offer that. It takes a few uses
Nikki Peterson [MVP ...Setting Defaults in New Item Wizard
How can I set a default value in the New Item Wizard? I want to always use a
barcode type that is about 10 down from the top and I want Taxable Item to
always be checked. Help...
Good question, I need an answer too.
"A StanTech Associate" wrote:
> How can I set a default value in the New Item Wizard? I want to always use a
> barcode type that is about 10 down from the top and I want Taxable Item to
> always be checked. Help...
You can set the default sales tax under Manager, File, Configuration, Sales
Tax, Default item tax group.
To set a default barcode type yo...
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I run Wordpress for the "blog" section of my site. However, I don't need / want most of the features Wordpress offers (such as commenting, etc).
I was therefore thinking of reverting all content to static php pages and then use phpincludes for the header, footer and navifgation, etc.
However, what I can't get my head round is how I can replace each page, without having to create a new URL (if that makes sense).
IE: example.com/blog/article1/ - how can I replace that with a static page but keep the same URL?
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The Next Xbox One Update Coming February
Microsoft’s Mike Ybarra made some interesting comments in a podcast with Larry “Major Nelson” Herb. It was announced that the next big Xbox update was coming in February with the December and January months being used for stability.
In hindsight, it makes sense that Microsoft would choose not to release and update in neither December or January since it’s highly likely that millions of new consoles will be sold during those holiday months so major changes don’t seem necessary.
What will be interesting to know is what the features Microsoft will bring to the console. With many popular Xbox 360 games still yet to become backwards compatibly, it is reasonable to expect that this number is sure to grow after that February update.
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Microsoft joins Cloud Native Computing Foundation
By John Gossman Azure Distinguished Engineer
1 min read
I’m excited to share that we have just joined the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) as a Platinum member. CNCF is a part of the Linux Foundation, which helps govern for a wide range of cloud-oriented open source projects, such as Kubernetes, Prometheus, OpenTracing, Fluentd, Linkerd, containerd, Helm, gRPC, and many others.
Since we joined the Linux Foundation last year, and now have decided to expand that relationship to CNCF membership as a natural next step to invest in open source communities and code at multiple levels, especially in the area of containers. Some specific examples include:
- Kubernetes: Microsoft has been contributing code to the Kubernetes project, as well as running Kubernetes as part of the Azure Container Service. Engineering manager and architect Brendan Burns is one of the Kubernetes project maintainers.
- Helm: The Helm project was started by Deis before being acquired by Microsoft and continues to be developed and improved by Microsoft engineers. Adam Reese, Michelle Noorali, and Matt Butcher are all project maintainers.
- containerd: Microsoft engineers contribute code to expand containerd to Windows Containers; John Howard from the Windows team is one of the project maintainers.
- gRPC: A universal, high-performance RPC framework, covering multiple languages such as Node.js, Java, Ruby, Go, and C#, we plan to increase our participation.
Open source is a way to scale software development beyond what any single organization can do. It allows vendors, customers, researchers and others to collaborate and share knowledge about problems and solutions, like no other form of development. And I strongly believe the power of open source derives from strong, diverse communities and that we have an obligation to support these communities by participating as code contributors and in the associated foundations and committees. With all that in mind, I look forward to us working with the other CNCF members (most of whom we already know very well) to help make these projects awesome for everyone.
John Gossman (@gossmanster)
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1st degree and Bachelor-level of the Bologna process in Electronic And Communications Engineering (Ingegneria Elettronica E Delle Comunicazioni) - Torino 1st degree and Bachelor-level of the Bologna process in Ingegneria Meccanica (Mechanical Engineering) - Torino 1st degree and Bachelor-level of the Bologna process in Design E Comunicazione - Torino 1st degree and Bachelor-level of the Bologna process in Ingegneria Informatica (Computer Engineering) - Torino 1st degree and Bachelor-level of the Bologna process in Ingegneria Aerospaziale - Torino 1st degree and Bachelor-level of the Bologna process in Ingegneria Biomedica - Torino 1st degree and Bachelor-level of the Bologna process in Ingegneria Civile - Torino 1st degree and Bachelor-level of the Bologna process in Ingegneria Energetica - Torino 1st degree and Bachelor-level of the Bologna process in Ingegneria Meccanica - Torino 1st degree and Bachelor-level of the Bologna process in Ingegneria Per L'Ambiente E Il Territorio - Torino 1st degree and Bachelor-level of the Bologna process in Matematica Per L'Ingegneria - Torino 1st degree and Bachelor-level of the Bologna process in Ingegneria Elettronica - Torino 1st degree and Bachelor-level of the Bologna process in Ingegneria Informatica - Torino 1st degree and Bachelor-level of the Bologna process in Ingegneria Fisica - Torino 1st degree and Bachelor-level of the Bologna process in Ingegneria Del Cinema E Dei Mezzi Di Comunicazione - Torino 1st degree and Bachelor-level of the Bologna process in Ingegneria Gestionale - Torino 1st degree and Bachelor-level of the Bologna process in Ingegneria Gestionale - Torino
The class of Open and Virtualized Networks, OVN in the following, aims at giving the fundamental skills for the novel professional operators known as Network Architects. These are requested to manage networks from the physical layer up to the network lyer. To this purpose, network elements and subsystems are virtualized, relying on physical and operational mathematical/statistical models. Virtualizations are summarized as common APIs and data structures to enabling an optimal orchestration through a network operating system. The proposed analyzes will enable an open network management based on common APIs and data structures. The teaching method will follow an application-oriented introduction of concepts. To this purpose, students will be required to develop Phyton module performing simple operations, exploiting the open source library GNPy of the Telecom Infra Project. Thus, students can operate in a license-free development environment, using their own laptop for virtual lab experiments.
All the theoretical concepts will be proposed in the framework of a backbone transparent optical network supporting the deployment of different services including 5G low-latency connections and high-capacity data-center interconnections, as well as contents delivery services. After proposing an overview of the framework, the course will propose the fundamental concepts of the optical network elements (transceivers, fiber propagation, amplifiers and switches) with the purpose to enable the use of the APIs virtualizing their operational modes. Then, the concepts of network planning, management and control will be introduced, starting from application examples. Theoretical lectures will be integrated by exercises, on the following topics
• Introduction to Python. A practical introduction to the basics of Python programming and the Object-Oriented paradigm.
• Introduction to the GNPy. Introduction to the Python-based open source GNPy software (https://github.com/Telecominfraproject/oopt-gnpy). The students will learn how the software provides an abstraction of the single physical elements - the building blocks - of an optical network.
• The Optical Network Abstraction. Using the building blocks given by GNPy the students will operate on the virtual models of the physical layer of a complete optical network as a weighted graph.
• Network operations. The students will learn how to route data traffic through an optical network.
• Deployment of services in the network. The student will optimize the data traffic through your optical network to support the requirements of services such as best Quality-of-Service or low-latency 5G-based services.
The course of Open and Virtualized Networks, OVN in the following, aims at giving the fundamental skills on the basics of digital communications and networking enabling the modern society that is based on the Internet connection, so are fundamental concepts exploited by any engineering filed. Then, OVN will move on towards the introduction of virtualized management of modern networks based on the physical layer digital twin allowing open infrastructure sharing based on software defined networking.
The first part of the course will convey the needed background on digital communications and networking to enable full understanding of all concepts conveyed by the course to all students independently of the specific engineering fields. To enable a full understanding of these concepts hands-on exercise based on Python code will be part of the course.
The second part of the course will target the concept of virtualization of the physical layer in networks, specifically focusing on the optical network infrastructure that is the medium carrying all Internet data, except the few hundred meters covered by wireless access provided by the cellular networks. Within this part of the class the students will be required to develop a Python “toy” digital twin of an optical network to understand the fundamentals in network designing and managing down to the physical layer.
The third part of the course will be focused on the evolution of wireless cellular networking toward 5G and the use of the artificial intelligence in networking will be briefly summarized.
The teaching method will follow an application-oriented introduction of concepts. To this purpose, students will be required to use provided Python code to practically solve assignments (firs course part) and develop Phyton module to build and use a simple network digital twin. Thus, students can operate in a license-free development environment, using their own laptop for virtual lab experiments.
The concepts of network planning, management and control will be introduced as application examples
Theoretical lectures will be integrated by exercises performed as virtual laboratories, as described in the following.
NOTE: both theoretical lectures and practical sw exercise will be live streamed as virtula classroom besides standard in-person lectures. And the recorded lectures will be available eon the portal.
o Python language and GNPy library
o Optical networking principles and challenges: telecom network overview, traffic engineering vs network engineering vs network design, Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM), WDM evolution to flexi-grid spectrum management.
o Abstraction of network elements in a backbone networks: optical fiber, optical transceivers, optical amplifiers, switching elements
o Heuristic (Optical Core) Network design methodologies
o Logical topology design by heuristic approaches: greedy, local search.
o Virtualization of the data transport in a backbone network
o Implementation of simple network operations on the virtualized physical layer
o Modeling constraints and computing solutions to deploy different services. Perform physical-layer-aware
- Fundamentals of digital communications and networking
- Python language and networking library
- GitHub-based software development
- Network management based of the infrastructure digital twin
o Abstraction of optical network elements
o Software-defined-networking principles
- SW Abstraction of network elements in a disaggregated optical networks
- SW Abstraction of data transport in open optical networks
- 5G networking principles: hardware and network architecture.
- Artificial intelligence principles and networking explotation
This class needs fundamental concepts of signal analysis, digital transmission and data networking as well as the fundamental skills in computer programming.
This class does not need any specific backgrounds except the ones given by the fundamental mathematical, physics and programming courses followed by all students in the first two years in engineering. All the concepts regarding fundamental of digital transmission and networking will be presented to enable all students to profitable follow the course irregardless of the specific engineering fields.
• Introduction to Python
• Multilayer optical backbone networks
• Data transport virtualization: Transceivers, WDM, fiber propagation and amplification.
• Controlling, planning and managing a WDM network
• Service deployment
- Class introduction
- Introduction to Python and Github
- Summary of fundamental concepts of the digital and connected world
o From the analog world to the digital signals: the analog to digital conversion
Python lab using available code
o How to properly weight the information: the fundamental of information theory
o The transport of digital data on the electromagnetic field: the digital modulation
Python lab using available code
o The Internet: historical recap, architecture and protocols
- Optical transport network
o Transponder, Optical line systems, Switching nodes
o Network abstraction as a weigthed graph: the network digital twin
o Traffic deployment
o Python development of a “toy” optical network digital twin
- Mobile networks: historical recap and architecture
- 5G networking: hw and network architecture
- Using the artificial intelligence in
1) All lectures are based on powerpoint presentations and besides in-person teaching will be also live streamed as virtual classroom. The recorded virtual classrooms will be available on the portal.
2) All topics will be applied in hands-on virtual laboratories that the students will be required to develop on their own laptop exploiting the opensource software Pycharm and GitHub repository.
Teaching method will be “hands-on”, so within lectures, students will be required to their own laptop so that theoretical concept will be immediately applied in simple exercises or reviewing examples. For approximately 1/3 of the available hours, the teaching assistants will support code development and in general exercise solving.
The class will be organized as a series of concepts’ presentation and their application through python coding homework. Students will be required to operate on their own laptop and group working will be allowed.
The course is structured following a "hands-on" approach. Weekly, theoretical lectures will be alternated with virtual laboratory sessions. In virtual labs, students will be requested to summarized the learned concepts in software modules addressing the assigned homework both exploding already available code (first part) and developing original code. In virtual laboratories the students will be required to use their own laptop exploiting opensource software (Pycharm) and GitHub repository. All lectures will be recorded and available on the portal.
Studying material will be available on “portale della didattica”. Books to deepen specific topics will be suggested as well
Studying material will be available on “portale della didattica”. Books to deepen specific topics will be suggested as well, if requested.
Modalità di esame: Prova scritta (in aula); Prova orale obbligatoria; Elaborato progettuale individuale;
Exam: Written test; Compulsory oral exam; Individual project;
Student assessment will be performed reviewing the Python coding and results of homework. During the oral review of the homework, theoretical questions will be asked to students.
Gli studenti e le studentesse con disabilità o con Disturbi Specifici di Apprendimento (DSA), oltre alla segnalazione tramite procedura informatizzata, sono invitati a comunicare anche direttamente al/la docente titolare dell'insegnamento, con un preavviso non inferiore ad una settimana dall'avvio della sessione d'esame, gli strumenti compensativi concordati con l'Unità Special Needs, al fine di permettere al/la docente la declinazione più idonea in riferimento alla specifica tipologia di esame.
Exam: Written test; Compulsory oral exam; Individual project;
The exam is subdivided in two compulsory phases as described in the following.
1. Written exam (1 hour). This part of the exam will be based on answering to few (5-7) open questions with given max space for answering. The questions will be mostly focused on the first part and answers will require the description of general concept w/o the need to memorize details as for instance mathematical formulas. This exam phase will give up to 15 points.
2. Power point (or equivalent sw) presentation (15 min). The students will be required to prepare and present in maximum 15 minutes the outcomes of Python labs including the sw structure and main results. Few clarification questions may follow. This exam phase will give up to 15 points.
Extra 3 premiality points will be assigned to the students regularly and properly updating lab assignments monitored by the GitHub classroom.
NOTE on the exam rules
The students that followed the coursein previous academic years (19/20 and 20/21) will have the option to give the exam following the old rules base on presentation and oral or to opt for the new rules implemented starting on AY 22/23.
In addition to the message sent by the online system, students with disabilities or Specific Learning Disorders (SLD) are invited to directly inform the professor in charge of the course about the special arrangements for the exam that have been agreed with the Special Needs Unit. The professor has to be informed at least one week before the beginning of the examination session in order to provide students with the most suitable arrangements for each specific type of exam.
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Logs can be used to analyse the behavior of your environment. For scalable platforms with several servers everything is aggregated together. Logs are broken down into three categories.
- Application - For all logs pertaining to a runtime
- Web Server - Logs generated from a web server
- Database - Logs that are generated by a database
Looking to configure your application logs?
Where can I access my Logs?
Logs can be accessed from 'Environment -> Logs'. Then select the tab of the Log you wish to view.
What can I do with my Logs?
You can manipulate and dig into your logs further via Filtering tools and toggling Real-Time Logs.
Logs can be filtered several ways. You can select a date range if you wish, search with a keyword, or by using the dropdown log Level filter.
Real-Time Logs is a toggle for viewing Logs occurring in close to real-time. This can be useful for viewing Web Server Requests or for tracking application performance issues. When enabled, logs will appear without any need for page reloads or additional wait time.
Note, Real Time will toggle off if you navigate to another page in Artifakt. When toggled on, any search parameters like date range or keyword search will be cleared. When toggled off, the results will be available for you to do further inspection on the logs should you wish.
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For good or for bad, I happen to be one of those people who usually can do or think about two things at the same time. And so in between all the drive-swapping, CD-booting and system installing that’s been going on with my new 100Mhz laptop, I also erased my old Arch installation on my battered Thinkpad, and replaced it with a fresh test run of Ubuntu GTK1.2 Remix.
The purpose was twofold — first, I wanted another test case for that remix, aside from the 1Ghz system I built it on, and the 550Mhz spare that I tested it against. Something alien and in the middle was called for.
But more importantly, I’ve been grinding my teeth over the fact that my network speeds on that machine are pitiful — still just 60Kbps or so, on hardware that should reach a hundred times that speed. So this was an opportunity to see if there was something wrong with my installation or my hardware, and make it work right.
And … it didn’t. Ubuntu Hardy ran just as slow, seeding and downloading torrents at rates that were barely any different from Arch. Whatever slowness is affecting that machine, it’s happening at the hardware level, and probably isn’t software-related.
Even worse though, I started getting those mystical Hardy system lockups that some people talk about. I always thought they were the fault of unique hardware conflicts or strange system modifications (or maybe just hyper-aware Ubuntu fans), but this is a laptop I’ve been using for the past six months, and aside from that crappy network speed, it’s not unusual in any way I know of.
Except it doesn’t have a Windows key. Lucky!
Anyway, I’m putting Arch back on it since I will occasionally come back from work and find the Ubuntu system sitting there with a dead screen, the hard drive light on (not flickering, just on) and the system unresponsive. Basic triage says the dead and dying are tended to last, and the salvagable get first priority.
The trick, of course, is installing and configuring Arch with only the upper half of a console screen … 😈
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What I likegood service from workshop. the buying experience was pleasant.
What I do not likeNIL
What I likeGood braking performance in both dry and wet condition
Relatively low noise level
Good firmness which aid in handling
What I do not likeWeight is heavier than Continental ContiSeal (RFT)
Marginally poorer FC (vs CPC2 Contiseal)
What I likeQuiet
What I do not likeSide wall too soft.
What I like- Lesser road noise
- Ride feels more stable
- Braking distance is ok even during wet conditions
What I do not likeAlmost nothing
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B.A. College of New Jersey
Current position: M.D. candidate at College of New Jersey
Current position: B.S. candidate at California State University, San Marcos
Jing Ma, Ph.D.
Current position: Postdoctoral Fellow at Tsukuba University
B.S. Tsinghua University
Current position: Ph.D. candidate at UT Southwestern, Yi Liu laboratory
Yangbo Yue, Ph.D.
Qing Zhong Lab
Zhuzhen Zhang, Ph.D.
Current position: Instructor in Phil Scherer Lab
UT Medical Branch
Bahir Chamseddin, M.D.
Preliminary, Internal Medicine, UTSW
Current position: Pathology Resident at UT Southwestern
Jiawei Zhao M.S., Ph.D.
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soft link / mounted directory ?
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Oct 22, 2012 22:24:54
How to find the directory has soft link / mounted using linux command other than ls -l?
Joined: Jun 25, 2001
Oct 23, 2012 03:18:15
Any particular reason why "ls -l" isn't sufficient?
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Every once in a while I come across the question “Where should I put my POROs in Rails?”
In order to answer this question, I would actually zoom out and ask a broader question: How should we organize our files in Rails in general?
Rails’ organizational limits
To some it might seem that this question already has an answer. Rails already gives us
app/controllers for controllers,
app/models for models,
app/helpers for helpers and so on.
But after a person works with a growing Rails app for a while, it eventually becomes clear that Rails can only take you so far. The sheer quantity of code overwhelms Rails’ ability to help keep the code organized. It’s like piling pound after pound of spaghetti onto a single dinner plate. It only makes sense up to a certain point. Past that point the result is a mess. (This isn’t a criticism of Rails. It’s a natural fact of frameworks in general.)
A Rails codebase can grow both “horizontally” and “vertically”. Horizontal growth means adding more resources: more database tables, more model files, more controller files, etc. Rails can handle horizontal growth just fine, indefinitely.
Vertical growth means a growth in complexity. If the amount of domain logic in an application continues to grow but the number of controllers/models/etc. stays the same, then the result is that the individual files all grow. If the “fat models, skinny controllers” heuristic is followed, then the complexity accumulates in the model files. The result is huge models. These huge models are hard to understand because of their sheer size and because they lack cohesion, meaning that each model isn’t “about” one thing, but rather each model file is just a dumping ground for everything that might be loosely related to that model.
Common (poor) attempts to manage complexity growth
A common way to address the complexity problem is to split the code according to design patterns (decorators, builders, etc.) and put the files in folders that are named for the design patterns:
app/builders and so on. The logic of this approach is that it’s a continuation of what Rails is already doing for us, which is to divide files by design pattern. At first glance it seems like a sensible approach.
However, I don’t think this approach does a very good job of addressing the problem of being able to find what we need to find when we need to find it. Here’s why.
Let’s say for example that I need to make a change to some billing-related logic. I know that the code I’m looking for has something to do with billing of course, but I might not know much else about the code I’m looking for. I have no idea whether the code I’m interested in might lie in
app/decorators or anywhere else. I probably have a sense of whether the code is display-related (
app/views), domain-logic-related (
app/models) or related to the request/response lifecycle (
app/controllers), but beyond that, I probably have no clue where the code is located. How could I?
When people try to extend Rails’ convention of dividing files by design pattern, they’re missing an important point. Decorators, builders, commands, queries, etc. are all different from each other, but they’re different from each other in a different way than models, views and controllers are different from each other.
Think of it this way. Imagine if instead of being divided into meat, produce, dairy, etc. sections a grocery store was organized by “things in boxes”, “things in plastic bags”, etc. The former is an essential difference while the latter is an incidental difference. Unless you know how everything is packaged, you won’t be sure where to look. The difference between models, views and controllers is like the difference between meat, produce and dairy. The difference between decorators, builders, commands, queries, etc. is more like the difference between how the items are packaged. Again, the former is essential while the latter is incidental.
Organizing by meaning
A better way to organize Rails code is by meaning. Instead of having one folder for each design pattern I have, I can have one folder for each conceptual area of my app. For example, if my app has a lot of billing code, I can have folders called
app/controllers/billing and so on. This makes it much easier to find a piece of code when I don’t know anything about the code’s structure, I only know about its meaning.
Regarding design patterns, I think design patterns are both overrated and overemphasized, at least in the Rails world. A lot of Rails developers seem to have the idea that every file they create must belong to some category: model, controller, worker, helper, decorator, service, etc. Maybe this is because in a vanilla Rails app, pretty much everything is slotted in to a category in some way. But there’s no logical reason that every piece of code has to fit into some design pattern. The plain old “object” is an extremely powerful and versatile device.
But what if everything in a Rails app is just plain old Ruby objects? Won’t the app lose structure? Not necessarily. Most objects represent models in the broad sense of the term “model”, which is that the code represents some aspect of the world in a way that’s easy to understand and work with. Therefore, the objects that comprise the app’s domain logic can go in
app/models, organized hierarchically by domain concept. Plain old objects can sit quite comfortably in
app/models alongside Active Record models.
Now let’s go all the way back to the original question: where should you put POROs in Rails?
The answer depends on how you organize your Rails code in general. It also depends on what you consider POROs to be. I consider most of my POROs to be models, so I put them in
- Rails can only help with code organization when the amount of code is small. Past a certain point it’s up to you to impose your own structure.
- If the aim is to be able to find the code you need to find when you need to find it, organizing by design pattern doesn’t help much if you don’t already know how the code is structured. Organizing the code by meaning is better.
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http://www.madshrimps.be/vbulletin/f14/2-gb-ddr-ram-25801-print/
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2 Gb of DDR Ram
I wanted to upgrade my pc wit 2*1 gig ram sticks.
I want the best performance , and some oc potential if possible.
My cpu/memory( OCZ pc3700 Gold rev3.0 2.5-3-3-8) goes to 250 fsb (1:1) with no problems, rockstable, but i just want more ram memory.
I've heard/ read that if i put 4*512 into my pc it slows down the system instead of 2*1024 memory sticks.
Is this memory good/ speedy ?
PC3500 is not quite 250Mhz, you should look into PC4000 sticks or GSKILL DDR600 (to really give you headroom) or Team Group.
get higher rated models for AMD S939 system
Ok. I'm gonna look for those on the internet.
Do you know some good shops in Belgium where i can find those?
Bytesatwork has a nice collection http://www.bytesatwork.be/shop/home.php?cat=396 also Crazycamel http://shop.crazycamel.com/index.php?cPath=273_320
enthusiast minded shops who also had/have banners running at the main site.
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See this video if you don't understand the context.
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I’m working on a Excel exercise and need support.
Imagine this scenario: You work for my company, and I asked you to analyze that data. Now you have to present the results to the whole team of your department.
Based on the data you selected, place yourself in a particular company department and mention it, for example:
“I work for the sales department in the Europe Division and my job was to analyze profits in that market.”
“I work for the Shipping department and my job was to calculate effect of shipping cost on profits.”
“I work in the Asia-Pacific Division and my job was to analyze profits based on our product categories Furniture, office supplies and technology .”
AGAIN: Use your imagination, this is based on the 10 variables you choose.
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07-28-2014 02:22 AM
Hi ,i am facing an error with SAS Reports in my Portal . Where to find the Logs about the Report error . Either to look in content server logs or to check with the Compute Tier logs.
Also ,SAS reports in my Portal works fine with the Logins , but at times it throws an error stating "operation failed and cannot open the report". What can be the root cause of such error , beacuse other reports inside the same portlet works fine.
FYI , in this case reports are fetching data from infomaps, and no changes are being made over the infomaps.
Could you please help with these. Appreciate your response.
07-28-2014 03:11 AM
Each log is describing the functionality of each involved component. Checking logs is also requiring knowing what each component is doing.
- When you have the suspect the processing/data of the sas-code is causing something check the compute tiers appserver parts,
- When you have the suspect the sas-metadata server is causing something check the metadata-server loggings
Sometimes more information eg of the computeserver is stored as feedback.
- When you have the suspect of the portal/webappserver not working correctly try to find something there.
Root cause analyses start with getting a picture of the issue.
- is it stable replayble or intermittent, When intermittent how often.
- was there some change related tot that.
- when possible with several scenarios is there some relationship getting out of that (different browsers/users/locations)
- what are the issues and is that possible related to some used technique
Eliminating possible causes can help to get more close to the real cause.
What you have:
- it is about one report.
- your are using infomaps (looks to be an exception) it is not changed.
Either it is intermittent or it is about some special conditions. Did you try it with exactly the same input.
Infomaps are views to underlaying data. The metadata plays a central role. The underlaying data is important. Anything on that?
07-28-2014 08:06 AM
Thanks for the Response.
Moving with the Root cause analysis:
It is a report which is fetchable at soemtimes and at other times it doesnt work properly. I am trying to fetch the report with the same user login, there is no recordings of logs over this error.
The report is fetching the data from infomaps , these infomaps have been made static from long, so the error doesnt seem to be from the data fetch.
Expecting the report is not reaching the portal or causing an error while fetching from the portal.
Please share your thoughts on this.
07-28-2014 08:47 AM
You are trying with the same login the same report. It looks to be an intermetittent problem. You did try this from the same location (office/laptop).
- trying to eliminate router network issues between your broser and the web-environment.
- web-pages are cashed locally (your browser) but sometimes locally cashed wrong. Did you try to eliminate this possibility?
The infomaps are just a view to real-data. When the infomaps are having external DBMS tables connected you could be suffering on connection and performance issues on that part. Do you have external DBMS-system? Just another possible cause to eliminated. The infomaps can be static but the data the infomaps is using need not.
The more is eliminated you are getting to your webservice metadata and computetier.
It would be marvelous APM is running as that would show you who what when is happening (essential activating more logging).
07-29-2014 02:59 AM
You are absolutely right. This seems to be an intermetittent problem. I am trying it from office.
Lets go with the first case. Assuming it to be a network issue, what can be the other changes be made apart from deleting the cookies and trying the portal from a new browser. In my case this seems to be working this way . The report is unaccessible from one browser , at the same time works fine when tried opening with other.
Could you please elaborate about the web pages cashed , i am not aware of that possibility.
Secondly , Infomaps feches data from Oracle database. Please also let me know about the on connection issue or the performance issue you have quoted.
Trying to eliminate all the possibilities to avaoid the cause of this issue.
Thanks in Advance.
07-29-2014 09:08 AM
As you are saying you are trying with one browser (not working) and other same machine? (working). That is strange.
The browser history is the one that is having the cache. The last page can be in memory. Deleting that history and restarting the browser is a test. In the header of a html file is a revisit-after entry. This instruction tells the browser when it needs to go to the browser and when allowing chaching.
If you are experiencing location specific behavior (either VDI or physical) this ones are my experiences.
- domain segregation in network blocking some access
- Firewalls/routers implementing a session time out (2-hrs)
- Some routers correcting wrong defined OS network connections.
- spurious lost traffic in network connections to some locations while others kept working (never found the cause).
The oracle connection was an other strange part. It was overloaded at some moments in the week. That is why it was found.
It stopped working new incoming sessions going in a never response mode. Some were still working (started in time) others got blocked.
The response in Oracle was terrible founding it was updated one a month a copy to a SAS datasets did wonders. in 10% of the original time the program ran unmodified. The design of that program was far from logical because of that bad Oracle behavior.
This only can be verificated with your Oracle DBA. Can be problematic as Oracle is a holy tool for them. The best approach will be asking for monitoring what is happening at that side when you are for sure you can hit the problem. Session at that side should not hang and respond quickly.
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1) I have the following problem when incorporating a photograph into text and adding a link to the photograph (I use web style page to do this): When I choose 'Target: New window' as option for the link, it is not taken into account the first time I save the link works only when I do the same procedure twice, which is very time consuming.
2) Also, is it possible to open a new window with the pic that
resizes to the size of the picture? I
am loooking for something comparable to how the glossary window works
when accessing a glossary
term from a text link.
I am not a programmer - but could send your advice to my programmer team,
Thank you very much,
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With more than two billion active devices, Android is the largest mobile platform in the world. And for the past nine years, we’ve worked to create a rich set of tools, frameworks and APIs that deliver developers’ creations to people everywhere. Today, we’re releasing a preview of a new software development kit (SDK) called ARCore. It brings augmented reality capabilities to existing and future Android phones. Developers can start experimenting with it right now.
We’ve been developing the fundamental technologies that power mobile AR over the last three years with Tango, and ARCore is built on that work. But, it works without any additional hardware, which means it can scale across the Android ecosystem. ARCore will run on millions of devices, starting today with the Pixel and Samsung’s S8, running 7.0 Nougat and above. We’re targeting 100 million devices at the end of the preview. We’re working with manufacturers like Samsung, Huawei, LG, ASUS and others to make this possible with a consistent bar for quality and high performance.
Essentially Google’s answer to Apple’s ARKit, and definitely a rebranding (at least partially) of Project Tango.
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