WITNESS LIST Appropriations Committee (Subcommittee on Education) December 9, 1998-8:00A Performance Measures & Year 2000 On: Adauto, Ricardo (UT El Paso) Bailey, Guy (UT San Antonio) Baker, W.A. (UT Tyler) Brown, Don (TX Higher Ed Coordinating Board) Bugen, Claire (TX School for the Deaf) Burck, Dan (UT System) Cunningham, William (UT System) Dunlap, Charles (Teacher Retirement System) Ebeling, Randy (UT Austin) Faulkner, Larry (UT Austin) Frosch, James (UT Health Center at Tyler) Garcia, Juliet (UT Fort Brown) Hatlen, Phil (TX School for the Blind) Jenifer, Franklyn (UT Dallas) Jung, Ronnie (Teacher Retirement System) Kirkpatrick, Samuel (UT San Antonio) Leach, Leon (UT MD Anderson Cancer Center) Lovlit, Robert (UT Dallas) Mabry, Rodney (UT Tyler) McWhorter, James (TX Higher Ed Coordinating Bd) Monroe, Bill (TX Education Agency) Moore, Richard (UT Medical Branch - Galveston) Moses, Mike (TX Education Agency) Moss, Marsha (UT Austin) Nevarez, Miguel (UT Pan American) Porretto, John (UT Health Science at Houston) Price, Robert (UT Health Science at San Antonio) Roberson, Scottie (UT Health Center at Tyler) Sandoval, Juan (UT El Paso) Schulz, Barney (TX School for the Blind) Sorber, Charles (UT Permian Basin) Tackett, Pamela (State Bd for Educator Certification) Viramontes, Arnold (Telecommunications Infrastructure Fund Bd) Von Ende, Frederick (UT Pan American) Wildenthal, Kern (UT Southwestern Medical Center) Willeford, Pamela (TX Higher Ed Coordinating Board) Williams, Dan (UT Arlington) Witt, Robert (UT Arlington) Wright, George (UT Arlington) Wright, Roy (TX School for the Blind)


Type 2 Diabetes
True or False? When someone has diabetes, they cannot eat anything with sugar. Text TRUE or FALSE
TRUE
It's actually false! All foods can fit into a healthy meal plan. You want to eat small meals throughout the day to keep your sugar levels at a healthy point.
How many people do you know that have diabetes? A)None B)1-5 C)5-10 D)More than 10 (Text the letter)
A
Sometimes it can be hard for other people to say they have diabetes. Talk to your doctor about the diabetes support groups at the clinic.
What glucose number should you have in the morning before eating breakfast? A)Less than 90 B)Between 90-130 C)Above 130
B
Right! You can talk to your doctor about what number is right for you. In general, a number between 90-130 is normal.
Verdadero o falso? Cuando uno tiene diabetes, no puede comer nada con azucar. Responda VERDAD o FALSO
Verdad
La respuesta es falso! Usted puede comer de todo. Coma pequenas cantidades durante el dia para mantener su nivel de azucar saludable.
Cuantas personas conoce que tienen diabetes? A)Ninguna B)1-5 C)5-10 D)Mas de 10 (Responda con la letra)
A
Aveces es dificil para muchas personas decir que tienen diabetes. Hable con su doctor sobre los grupos de apoyo de la diabetes en la clinica.
En que numero cree que debe de estar su azucar en ayunas? A)Menos de 90 B)De 90 a 130 C)Mas de 130
B
Si. Hable con su doctor sobre que numero debe de tener. Se recomienda que su azucar este entre 90-130 al despertar en ayunas.
Our Type 2 Diabetes program uses portions of the Health Belief Model. The program includes a detailed description of the condition, though its primary focus is on self-management and self-monitoring. This program includes condition information around fasting glucose, hyperglycemia, hypoglycemia, glucose monitoring, and how carbs affect glucose levels. We also include information on annual exams, daily checks (i.e. eye, feet and dental checks), the importance of healthy lifestyle changes, and risk factors associated with smoking.
Hypertension
How did you feel when you found out you have high blood pressure? A)Stress B)Confused C)Motivated to get better D)Other feeling
B
Feeling confused is normal. High blood pressure is a health condition that you can control with some lifestyle changes. We are here to help!
Do you think that everyone who has high blood pressure knows they have it? Text YES or NO
Yes
High blood pressure is sometimes called the silent killer. Many people do not know their pressure is high because they do not feel sick from it.
Which of these is ok to have right before your next doctor's appointment? A)Coke B)Food C)Water
C
Yes! Don't drink caffeine or alcohol and don't eat 30 min before your doctor's appointment. It can give the wrong blood pressure readings.
Como se sintio cuando le dijieron que tiene la presion alta?A)Estres B)Confusion C)Motivacion para mejorar su salud D)Otro sentimiento
B
Sentir confusion es normal. La presion alta es una condicion que puede controlar con unos cambios a su estilo de vida. Estamos aqui para ayudarle!
Cree que todas las personas que tienen la presion alta saben que tienen esta condicion? Responda SI o NO
Si
La presion alta es aveces llamado el asesino silencioso. Muchas personas no saben que tienen la presion alta porque no se sienten enfermos.
Cual de estos puede tomar o comer justo antes de su cita con el doctor? A)Soda B)Comida C)Agua
C
Si! No tome nada con cafeina y no coma 30 minutos antes de su cita. Esto puede hacer que no salga bien su numero de la presion.
The CareMessage Hypertension (high blood pressure) program adapts the Health Belief Model, which places value on condition knowledge, perceived severity, and self efficacy. This program breaks down condition information around systolic and diastolic blood pressure, the two types of readings for hypertension. We created this program for people who have been recently diagnosed with high blood pressure, or any individual who is interested in making lifestyle changes to normalize their blood pressure levels.


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Flux¶
Flux enables Skyline to receive metrics via HTTP GET and POST requests and submits them to Graphite, so they can be pickled to Skyline for analysis in near real time via the normal Skyline pipeline.
Flux uses falcon the bare-metal web API framework for Python to serve the API via gunicorn. The normal Apache/nginx reverse proxy Skyline vhost is used to serve the /flux endpoint and proxy requests to flux.
It is preferable to use the POST Flux endpoint to submit metrics so that the Skyline flux API key can be encrypted via SSL in the POST data.
De-duplication¶
Flux de-duplicates metric data that it receives by maintaining a Redis key for each metric that is submitted. When the flux worker successfully submits a data point and timestamp for a metric to Graphite, flux updates the flux.last.<metric> Redis key with the data point timestamp. If a data point is submitted to flux with a timestamp <= to the timestamp value in the metric Redis key, flux discards the data.
POST request¶
The POST endpoint is /flux/metric_data_post and this accepts JSON data. Here is an example of the data it requires and an example POST request.
{
"metric": "vista.nodes.skyline-1.cpu.user",
"timestamp": "1478021700",
"value": "1.0",
"key": "YOURown32charSkylineAPIkeySecret"
}
curl -vvv -u username:password -d '{"metric":"vista.nodes.skyline-1.cpu.user","timestamp":"1478021700","value":"1.0","key":"YOURown32charSkylineAPIkeySecret"}' -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X POST https://skyline.example.org/flux/metric_data_post
GET request¶
However if the flux instance in question is only receiving metrics on a local network or protected network and you do not mind sending the API key in plaintext, the GET method can be used.
The /flux/metric_data endpoint is called via a GET request with the URI parameters as defined below:
# /flux/metric_data?metric=<metric|str>×tamp=<timestamp|int>&value=<value|float>&key=<key|str>
# For example:
curl -vvv -u username:password "https://skyline.example.org/flux/metric_data?metric=vista.nodes.skyline-1.cpu.user×tamp=1478021700&value=1.0&key=YOURown32charSkylineAPIkeySecret"
populate_metric endpoint¶
Skyline Vista is tightly integrated with Flux. Vista uses flux to submit metric
data to Graphite for the metrics that Vista fetches. Vista does not connect
to flux via the reverse proxy, it connects directly to flux and uses the
settings.FLUX_SELF_API_KEY
to authenticate itself. Flux has a specific
/flux/populate_metric endpoint and worker so that Vista can submit historical
metric data to in order to pre-populate Graphite with data when new
metrics are added to Vista at multiple resolutions. However, this endpoint is
also used by Vista to catchup/backfill metrics if for any reason data has not
been retrieved for a metric for in (frequency + 300) seconds and has fallen
behind.
The populate_metric worker uses the last_flux_timestamp from the flux.last.<metric> Redis keys to ensure that only missing data is retrieved and submitted to Graphite. If no flux.last.<metric> Redis key exists, the worker checks Graphite to see if Graphite has any data for the metric and if so, flux uses the last data point timestamp from Graphite as the last_flux_timestamp and retrieves data > last_flux_timestamp.
The flux populate_metric_worker submits pickled data to Graphite via the Carbon PICKLE_RECEIVER_PORT, therefore ensure that there is a firewall rule allowing the Skyline node to connect to the Graphite node on this port.
The populate_metric_worker applies resampling at 1Min, but see Vista populate_at_resolutions for more detailed information.
Process uploaded data¶
Skyline Flux can be enabled to process data uploaded via the webapp and submit
data to Graphite. This allows for the automated uploading and processing of
batched measurements data and reports to time series data which is analysed in
the normal Skyline workflow. An example use case would be if you had an hourly
report of wind related metrics that had a reading every 5 minutes for an hour
period, for x number of stations. As long as the data is in uploaded in an
acceptable format, it can be preprocessed by flux and submitted to Graphite.
The metric namespace/s need be declared as batch processing metrics in
settings.BATCH_PROCESSING_NAMESPACES
and settings.BATCH_PROCESSING
has to be enabled.
By default flux is not enabled to process uploaded data and the webapp is not configured to accept uploaded data.
To enable Flux to process uploaded data the following settings need to be set and services running:
analyzer_batch needs to be enabled and running, see Analyzer - analyzer_batch.
settings.BATCH_PROCESSING
need to be set to TrueThe parent_metric_namespace or all the metric namespace in question relating to the specific data being uploaded need to be declared in
settings.BATCH_PROCESSING_NAMESPACES
settings.DATA_UPLOADS_PATH
is requiredsettings.WEBAPP_ACCEPT_DATA_UPLOADS
must be enabledsettings.FLUX_PROCESS_UPLOADS
must be enabledIf the data is being uploaded ia an automated process, curl, etc the parent_metric_namespace needs a key set in the
settings.FLUX_UPLOADS_KEYS
dictionary e.g.
FLUX_UPLOADS_KEYS = {
'temp_monitoring.warehouse.2.012383': '484166bf-df66-4f7d-ad4a-9336da9ef620',
}
Optionally
settings.FLUX_SAVE_UPLOADS
andsettings.FLUX_SAVE_UPLOADS_PATH
can be used if you wish to save the uploaded data.
For specific details about the data formats and methods for uploading and processing data files see the upload_data to Flux page.


What is Auto Detect Changes?
Entity framework has two methods of change detection built into the framework, Instant Notification and Snapshot. Most people seem to use the Snapshot mechanism as it is the easiest to configure and most well known. I will cover the Instant Notification (Proxy Entities) Mechanism in a later post.
Detect Changes has two purposes:
- Snapshot change detection takes a copy of every entity in the system when they are added to the Entity Framework tracking graph. Then as entities change each entity is compared to its snapshot to see any changes. This occurs by calling the
DetectChanges
method. What’s important to know aboutDetectChanges
is that it has to go through all of your tracked entities each time its called, so the more stuff you have in your context the longer it takes to traverse. - To run ‘Fixups’ across the context so that navigation properties are updated throughout the context.
For more details on Detect Changes Arthur Vickers from the Entity Framework team has an awesome blog series on how DetectChanges works in much greater detail.
What Auto Detect Changes does is plugs into events which happen on the context and calls detect changes as they occur.
Auto Detect Changes Performance
So wow, lets take a look at those results a little more closely.
From the graphs above you can see that with Auto Detect Changes off the relationship between time and number of items is approximately linear ie O(N), and with Auto Detect Changes on the relationship is quadratic O(N2), see here. That means the more items that we modify to our context in Entity Framework the longer it takes to perform each modification.
Why is Auto Detect Changes so slow with many items?
As we have touched on earlier whenever we make a change to the context DetectChanges gets called. Detect changes enumerates all attached items
This means that if we are adding 1000 items the first item we add enumerates no items, the second enumerates 1 item and so on. So if we do the math for this we get:
or:
where in this case N is 1000. This function is of the class O(N2) which explains why it takes so long to add a large number of items.<
How do I turn it off?
Fortunately its really easy to turn Auto Detect Changes on and off. Simply use:
context.Configuration.AutoDetectChangesEnabled = false;
But be careful while you have Auto Detect Changes off Entity Framework will not be tracking the changes you have made or fixing up navigation properties. MSDN says this may mean that turning off Auto Detect Changes “can potentially introduce subtle bugs into your application if not used correctly.”(MSDN)
Once your done with your bulk changes its worth while manually calling DetectChanges so that you leave the context in an aware state. You can do this as follows:
context.ChangeTracker.DetectChanges();
Why would I leave it on?
Detect changes is actually really useful in most cases. As you can see from my results when you are dealing with less than 100 items in the context the performance impact is negligible. In most cases its much simpler to leave Auto Detect Changes on. As Arthur Vickers aptly puts it “change tracking and the DetectChanges method are a part of the stack where there is a tension between ease-of-use and performance” (Secrets of DetectChanges).
My general feeling is that if you are doing batch modifications to the database you should be turning Auto Detect Changes off, otherwise it adds complexity for very little gain.
Well worth reading
Change tracking is the central and most complex component of Entity Framework, so if you use EF its well worth while to understand some of how it works. Here’s some resources that go into a little more detail:
- Secrets of DetectChanges Series - Arthur Vickers
- Change Tracking - MSDN


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A sub panel in visualizeFeatures tab.
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This panel displays summary statistics about an attribute: name, type
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Creates a panel that shows a visualization of an attribute in a dataset.
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FeatureAnalysis module panel.
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This is a sub panel in FeatureImportance tab.
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This is a sub panel in FeatureImportance tab.
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This panel is the FeatureImportance tab which provides config GUI for feature importance algorithm,
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attributes.
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This Properties class hold all the properties needed for
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The properties are needed when creating new providers instance
using the factory method
createAuthProvider
in order to build all different provider,
each one with different configuration.
ProviderFactory
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ProviderProperties.AuthProviderPropertiesBuilder
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ProviderType
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Police: Jewish man brutally beaten, stabbed on his way to synagogue
MONSEY, N.Y. (News 12 Westchester/CNN) - Police said an Orthodox Jewish man was hospitalized after he was stabbed Wednesday morning.
The 30-year-old yeshiva teacher is in critical condition.
“It was an attempted murder the way I see it,” Ramapo Police Chief Brad Weidel said. “A vicious, violent attack."
Weidel said the victim was approached from behind by at least one or two individuals on the way to synagogue.
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CALLFRIEND Farsi Second Edition Speech, Linguistic Data Consortium (LDC) Catalog Number LDC2014S01 and ISBN 1-58563-665-7, was developed by LDC and consists of approximately 42 hours of telephone conversation (100 recordings) among native Farsi speakers. The calls were recorded in 1995 and 1996 as part of the CALLFRIEND collection, a project designed primarily to support research in automatic language identification. One hundred native Farsi speakers living the the continental United States each made a single telephone call, lasting up to 30 minutes, to a family member or friend living in the United States.
This release represents all calls from the collection. LDC released recordings from 60 calls without transcripts in 1996 as CALLFRIEND Farsi (LDC96S50) after 20 of those calls were used as evaluation data in the first NIST Language Recognition Evaluation (LRE).
Corresponding transcripts are available in CALLFRIEND Farsi Second Edition Speech Transcripts (LDC2014T01).
All recordings involved domestic calls routed through LDC's automated telephone collection platform and were stored as 2-channel (4-wire), 8-KHz mu-law samples taken directly from the public telephone network via a T-1 circuit. Each audio file is a FLAC-compressed MS-WAV (RIFF) format audio file containing 2-channel, 8-KHz, 16-bit PCM sample data.
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Additional information, updates, bug fixes may be available in the LDC catalog entry for this corpus at LDC2014S01.
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| axiom_node_t * | parent, | |||
| const axis2_char_t * | value, | |||
| axiom_node_t ** | node | |||
| ) |
Creates a axiom_doctype_t struct
| env | Environment. MUST NOT be NULL, | |
| parent | parent of the new node. Optinal, can be NULL. | |
| value | doctype text | |
| node | This is an out parameter.cannot be NULL. Returns the node corresponding to the doctype created. Node type will be set to AXIOM_DOCTYPE |
| AXIS2_EXTERN void axiom_doctype_free | ( | struct axiom_doctype * | om_doctype, | |
| const axutil_env_t * | env | |||
| ) |
free doctype struct
| om_doctype | pointer to axiom_doctype_t struct to be freed | |
| env | Environment. MUST NOT be NULL, |
| AXIS2_EXTERN axis2_char_t* axiom_doctype_get_value | ( | struct axiom_doctype * | om_doctype, | |
| const axutil_env_t * | env | |||
| ) |
| om_doctype | pointer to a axiom_doctype_t struct | |
| env | environment must not be null |
| AXIS2_EXTERN axis2_status_t axiom_doctype_serialize | ( | struct axiom_doctype * | om_doctype, | |
| const axutil_env_t * | env, | |||
| axiom_output_t * | om_output | |||
| ) |
serialize op
| om_doctype | pointer to axiom_doctype_t struct | |
| env | environment , MUST NOT be NULL | |
| om_output | pointer to axiom_output_t struct |
| AXIS2_EXTERN axis2_status_t axiom_doctype_set_value | ( | struct axiom_doctype * | om_doctype, | |
| const axutil_env_t * | env, | |||
| const axis2_char_t * | value | |||
| ) |
| om_doctype | pointer to axiom doctype_t struct | |
| env | environment , MUST NOT be NULL. | |
| value | doctype text value |


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public class MapPoint
extends java.lang.Object
implements java.lang.Comparable
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
MapPoint()
Constructs and initializes a point at (0.0, 0.0).
|
MapPoint(double lat,
double lon)
Constructs and initializes a point at the specified (lat, lon) location in
the coordinate space.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
int |
compareTo(java.lang.Object o) |
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object obj)
Determines whether an instance of
MapPoint is equal to this point. |
double |
getDistance0(MapPoint pt) |
double |
getLat()
Returns the latitude coordinate of the point in double precision.
|
double |
getLon()
Returns the longitude coordinate of the point in double precision.
|
boolean |
isOutsideLimit() |
boolean |
isSame(MapPoint pt1,
double resolution) |
void |
set(double lat,
double lon) |
void |
setLat(double lat) |
void |
setLon(double lon) |
java.lang.String |
toString()
Returns a string representation of this point and its location in the
(lat, lon) coordinate space.
|
void |
translate(double dlat,
double dlon)
Translates this point, at location (lat, lon), by
dlat along
the latitude axis and dlon along the longitudinal axis so that it
now represents the point (lat + dlat ,
lon + dlon ). |
public MapPoint()
public MapPoint(double lat, double lon)
lat
- the latitude coordinatelon
- the longitude coordinatepublic double getLat()
public double getLon()
public void set(double lat, double lon)
public void setLat(double lat)
public void setLon(double lon)
public void translate(double dlat, double dlon)
dlat
along
the latitude axis and dlon
along the longitudinal axis so that it
now represents the point (lat
+
dlat
,
lon
+
dlon
).dlat
- the distance to move this point along the latitude axisdlon
- the distance to move this point along the longitude axispublic boolean equals(java.lang.Object obj)
MapPoint
is equal to this point. Two instances
of MapPoint
are equal if the values of their lat
and
lon
member fields, representing their position in the coordinate space, are the
same.equals
in class java.lang.Object
obj
- an object to be compared with this pointtrue
if the object to be compared is an instance of
MapPoint
and has the same values; false
otherwisepublic int compareTo(java.lang.Object o)
compareTo
in interface java.lang.Comparable
public double getDistance0(MapPoint pt)
public boolean isOutsideLimit()
public boolean isSame(MapPoint pt1, double resolution)
public java.lang.String toString()
null
.toString
in class java.lang.Object


Written by: Sherry Bilsing-Graham & Ellen Plummer
Transcribed by: Kiza Abuzahra
With Minor Adjustments by: Eric Aasen
[Scene: Phoebe and Rachels new apartment, Rachel and Phoebe are making their answering machine message.]
Phoebe: Ready?
Rachel: Yeah.
Phoebe: Okay.
Rachel: Hi...
Phoebe: it's...
Rachel: Rachel...
Phoebe: and
Rachel: Phoebes...
Phoebe: please...
Rachel: leave...
Phoebe: leave
Rachel: Wait, I-I just said "leave."
Phoebe: Yeah, I know because you have all the good words. What do I get? I get "its," "and" oh I'm sorry, I have "A." Forget it.
Rachel: Phoebe, come on that's silly.
Phoebe: All right, so let's switch.
Rachel: No, I have all of the good words. OK, fine, fine, we can switch.
Phoebe: Okay.
Rachel: Okay.
Phoebe: Hi
Rachel: Everybody
Phoebe: It's
Rachel: Rachel
Phoebe: and
Rachel: Phoebes
Phoebe: Please...wait, how did you do that?
Rachel: What?
Phoebe: Oh, you're no ordinary roommate are you?
Rachel: Phoebe, come on can we finish this later? Cause I wanna go running before it gets dark. Oh! Why don't you come with me?!
Phoebe: Really?
Rachel: Yeah, it'll be fun. We'll run in the park. It'll be like our first yknow roommate bonding thing.
Phoebe: Okay, let's go running!
Rachel: Yeah and there's really cute guys there.
Phoebe: Let's run towards them!
Rachel: OK!
Phoebe: All right, wait just one more second. Hi, it's Phoebe and Rachel's. Please leave a message, thanks!
Rachel: Now wait a minute. You just took all the words!
Phoebe: Uh-huh. You've met your match Rachel Green.
Opening Credits
[Scene: Monica and Chandlers new apartment, Ross and Chandler are there.]
Ross: So, I just finished this fascinating book. By the year 2030, there'll be computers that can carry out the same amount of functions as an actual human brain. So theoretically you could download your thoughts and memories into this computer and-and-and live forever as a machine.
Chandler: (not amused) And I just realized I can sleep with my eyes open.
[Monica enters]
Monica: Hey!
Ross and Chandler: Hey!
Monica: (jumps over a box) Honey, that's a great idea nailing the boxes to the floor!
Chandler: I didn't nail the boxes to the floor.
Monica: Oh, So you can move them!
Chandler: Yes, and while I'm doing that, Ross has a great computer story for you.
[Joey enters with his new roommate who is played by none other than Elle MacPherson.]
Joey: Hey everybody! Uh, I'd like you to meet Janine. She's-she's gonna be my new roommate!
Janine: Hi.
Ross: Hi! (Rushes over to shake her hand instantly.)
Janine: Hi
Joey: Yeah, she's gonna live with me!
Monica: It's nice to meet you. Janine...?
Janine: Lecroix. Janine Lecroix
Joey: I didn't know that! Well, what a pretty last name!
Chandler: So, uh, wh-where ya from?
Janine: Australia, I just moved here a couple of weeks ago.
Joey: (shocked) From the land down under? I didn't know that either!
Ross: So uh, wha-uh, what do you do?
Janine: I'm a dancer.
 She-she's a dancer!
Janine: Well, I think I'll go and unpack.
Joey: Oh, hey let me. (Opens the door for Janine and after he closes the door behind her gasps ecstatically.)
Monica: Joey, did you even interview this woman before you asked her to move in?
Joey: Of course I did.
Monica: Uh-huh, what exactly did you ask her?
Joey: "When can you move in?"
Ross: Thank you for bringing her into our lives.
Chandler: Unbelievable
Monica: Oh, so you like her too Chandler?
Chandler: Hey, look at all the boxes!
Joey: Ugh, I cannot wait to ask her out!
Monica: Wait a minute...Joey. Joey you can't ask her out, she's your roommate. It-it'll be way too complicated.
Ross: Yeah, yeah man don't do it. I mean if you date her, then-then-then I can't date her.
Chandler: All right, think about it. Now remember when you were going out with that girl Donna and you guys broke up. Remember how horrible it was when you guys bumped into each other at the supermarket?
Joey: Oh God, yeah.
Chandler: Now imagine you live at the supermarket.
Joey: (happily) Okay!
 I don't want that. I can't date her!
Monica: Yeah and you better watch the flirting too, cause you know, in such close quarters, it could be trouble.
Joey: Well, that's gonna be tough Mon. I mean it's hard for me to be around an attractive woman and not flirt.
Monica: (chuckles) Hmm, well you're around me all the time and you don't flirt.
Joey: You a little sad about that sweetheart?

Rachel: Okay. (Runs off.)
Phoebe: Okay. (Starts running crazily with her arms flapping and her legs far apart) Come on! That's not running! Let's go! (Rachel pauses, then follows, embarrassed.)
[Scene, Central Perk: Rachel, Ross and Monica are there]
Rachel: You guys, I'm telling you, when she runs, she looks like a cross between Kermit The Frog and The Six Million Dollar Man.
Ross: Monica had such a crush on him. Yeah, she used to kiss his poster every night before she went to bed.
Rachel: Oh! I used to do that too!
Monica: Did you also have his album, It's Not Easy Being Green?
Rachel: Aw, Mon...(Kisses her on the cheek)
Monica: So, Phoebe runs weird huh?

Monica: Why don't you just be straight with her? Tell her the truth.
Ross: Yeah.
Rachel: You're right, you're right. I should just tell her the truth.
[Phoebe enters]
Phoebe: Hey!
Ross: Hey!
Rachel: Pheebs, Monica tripped me, I don't think I can ever run again, ever!
Phoebe: Why? Why would you do that?
Monica: I don't know. Rachel I'm-I'm sorry that I hurt your ankles.
Rachel: Ankle.
Monica: We'll see.
[Scene: Monica and Chandlers new apartment, Chandler is putting something away under the sink.]
Chandler: OK, I'm officially unpacked. Thanks for helping me man. (Turns around and sees that Joey isn't there.) Joe? (Hears giggling coming from a box) Well, I guess Joey went home. Oh and look, there's still one box that I have to unpack. (Hears the giggling again)
Joey: (jumps out of the box) I Gotcha!!
Chandler: (pretending) Oh my God! You-almost-gave-me-a-heart-attack.
Joey: Boy, it was so hard not to laugh, I tell ya. Hey, hey, the place looks great!
Chandler: Yeah, not bad right? You know what, Monicas gonna be working late, so I'm gonna make this place spotless. You know what else I'm gonna do, know what else I'm gonna do?  Now who wouldn't wanna live with me?
Joey: (raises his hand) I don't! No, I wanna live with the super-hot Australian dancer.
Chandler: Yeah, now how's that going though? Are you okay with the not-flirting thing?
Joey: Yeah. Well, so far yeah. But it's tough you know? I got all this built up flirting energy and I don't know how to get rid of it. (Gives Chandler the "Joey-love," look.) How you doin?
[Scene Joey and Janines new apartment, Janine is there. Joey walks in to see Janine bent over, stretching.]
Joey: (voice cracking) Ohhhh man
Janine: Sorry, there's just more room out here.
 (Starts to stretch, groans painfully)
Janine: (touches his waist) Why don't you try to do-
Joey: (jumps up and yells)
Janine: What's wrong?
Joey: Uh-uh nothing. I-I-I-I didn't want you to touch me cause I'm -I'm all sweaty from the workout. I better hit the shower. (Goes into the bathroom and comes back out quickly) Oh my God!
Janine: Oh, sorry about that stuff hanging in there. It's just my thongs are too delicate for the dryer.
(Joey laughs nervously and goes to his bedroom.)
[Scene, The Park, Rachel is running and Phoebe is hiding behind a tree.]
Phoebe: (jumps in front of Rachel) Hi! Oh yeah, uh-huh, it's me. I saw you grab your running shoes this morning and sneak out. You lied so you could run by yourself.
Rachel: No, no Phoebe no, I was...no. You know what, I was, I was actually just checking to, see, if I could run. And I can!
 (Runs off)
Rachel: No, wait Phoebe.
[Scene, Monica and Chandlers, Chandler is there. Everything is out of its place and Chandler's cleaning.]
Ross: (enters) Wow, couples who live together do start to look alike. So, Mondler...uh, what uh, what cha doin?
Chandler: What does it look like I'm doing? I am cleaning!
Ross: Did you get Monica's authorization to move all of her stuff?
Chandler: Authorization? I don't need that. I'm gonna put everything back.
Ross: Put it back exactly where you found it?
Chandler: Yes I'm gonna put it back (Mocking Ross) exactly where I found it.
Ross: Kay, first of all, this attitude is not helping.

Ross: Whoa, hello, did you just meet Monica?
Chandler: She is gonna recognize that I did a nice thing and-and, appreciate it.
Ross: Hmm -you know, actually this'll work out well. Cause when you have to move back in with Joey, Joey's hot new roommate can come and live with me.
Chandler: I see, I see, y-y-you're trying to freak me out.
Ross: Look Chandler, Monica is really weird about this kind stuff all right. Believe me, I lived with her for 16 years. She is going to freak out.
Chandler: No, she's not okay? And I'll prove it to you. I'm gonna call her right now. (Picks up the phone and wipes it off) Phone's done ehh.
Monica: (on phone) Hi!
Chandler: Hey Mon, how's it going?
Monica: Terrible. If-if I want something done right, I have to do it myself. Other people just wreck stuff.
Chandler: Oh come on, come on, it can't be that bad.
Monica: It's worse. The only thing that's getting me through is knowing that I'm gonna be seeing you soon. I think I may even try to get out of here early.
Chandler: No! No-no-no-no-no-no. It sounds like they really need you down there.
Monica: Well, are you just hanging out with Ross?
Chandler: It's, all good! Okay bye-bye Mon!
Ross: Yeah, the phone was facing the other way. (Chandler fixes it and a picture frame off the table.) And that goes back up there.
Commercial Break
[Scene: Monica and Chandlers, continued from earlier.]
Chandler: We should start with the big stuff. Yknow? That'll be the easiest. Uh, let's start with the couch. (He picks up one end and Ross doesn't help) I got it. (He moves it back to where he thinks it goes.)
Ross: Yeah that-that, doesn't look right.
Chandler: What are you talking about? The couch is perfectly in line with the carpet. And then I can just walk over here and casually just put my feet right up on the...(Tries to rest his feet on the coffee table but they won't reach) OK, OK, here's what we do, we just uh, move the couch closer to the coffee table.
Ross: Whoa, whoa, but then the back of the couch won't line up with he back of the carpet.
Chandler: OK well here, we'll just move the coffee table closer to the couch.
Ross: Whoa, Whoa, Whoa, but then the coffee table won't be centered in the seating area.
Chandler: Yes, but the coffee table doesn't match the...blahebdmsdlkhdyslkd;btyds...Rooosss!!!!
Joey: (entering) Look, what am I gonna do? I'm not flirting but still, I'm drawing her to me like - like a moth to a flame! (Tries to put his feet on the coffee table...they won't reach and looks around.) What the hell's going on over here?!?!?  Look I need your help, I have to do something to-to repel this woman! Wait a minute, wait a minute, you guys repel women all the time.
Ross: Hey, I've been married 3 times
(Chandler gives him a round of mock applause.)
 What's your secret?
Ross: Look, we do not repel women OK? That is completely untrue.
Chandler: Oh no, yes we do my man. Remember when we were back in college and we went to that spring dance and you walked right up to that girl you liked and you could not stop talking about the Irish potato famine?
Ross: Yeah, well what about you?  After everything he said, he'd go "ba dum bum chessh"
Chandler: Yeah, Monica doesn't like that either, Maybe I should stop doing that.
Ross: Oh y'know what, girls don't like it when I start talking about science.
Chandler: That's not specific to girls.
Joey: This is great, this is great, what else, what else?

Chandler: Man, I'm so lucky I have Monica.
Ross: (nonchalantly) I'm never gonna find love again.
[Scene: Phoebe and Rachels, Rachel is there as Phoebe enters.]
Rachel: Hey Phoebe, can I talk to you for a second?
Phoebe: Sure
Rachel: Okay, um, I...(Phoebe walks into her room.) All right Phoebe look, I just wanted to say that I'm sorry. OK? I handled the situation horribly and I should not have lied to you.
Phoebe: So, what should you have done?
Rachel: Well, I-I should've told you the truth.
Phoebe: Uh-Huh, Which is...?

Rachel: Well, it's embarrassing. People were looking at us like we were crazy.
Phoebe: Why do you care?
Rachel: Because they're people.
Phoebe: But people that you don't know and will never see again.
Rachel: Yes, but still. They're people with eyes.
Phoebe: Well, I didn't get embarrassed running next to Miss (panting). But no, okay. No, no, I can see why running with me would be embarrassing to you. Yeah, okay. You're uptight.
Rachel: I-I am not uptightHey-hey-hey-oh-oh! Listen, I am not uptight, man.
Phoebe: That's okay Rachel. I'm not judging you; that's just who you are. Me. I'm more free y'know? I run like I did when I was a kid, cause that's the only way it's fun.  Y'know, like when you were like running towards the swings or running away from Satan? (Rachel looks confused) The neighbor's dog.
[Scene: Monica and Chandlers, Chandler has the tape measure out and is busy lining up the lamp on the kitchen counter, Ross is supervising the whole operation.]
Chandler: Okay, is this lamp in the same place?
Ross: Who cares? I repel women.
[Monica tries to come in]
Chandler: (blocks the door) No-no-no-no-no-no-no-no!!! You can't come in here! R-r-r-r-Ross is naked.
Monica: What?!
Ross: (whispers) What?!
Chandler: (to Ross) I couldn't say that I was naked because she's allowed too see me naked.
Ross: Why does anyone have to be naked?
Monica: Why is Ross naked?
Ross: I-I had to show Chandler something?
Monica: Naked?
Ross: Yeah-yeah I uh, I have a uh, a guy problem.
Monica: Is it the same thing that Chandler had?
Chandler: Look, uh, just come later, we'll get everything squared away and you can come back later.
Monica: Okay, listen, there's still some of Chandler's medicine under the sink in the bathroom. Bye!
Chandler: Bye! Thank God
Ross: Dude, what'd you have?
Chandler: Look, we have no time okay? We must focus. We gotta get everything back into its original place.
Ross: (realizes something) The photo album! There were millions of pictures of the apartment in the photo album. We just go through it and match everything to the pictures.
Chandler: That's perfect! That's brilliant! (Starts going through the photo album)
Ross: So really, what'd ya have?
[Scene: Joey and Janine's, Janine's there. Joey enters]
Janine: Hey Joey, I got some beer for you.
Joey: Uh, don't you mean "for whom?"
Janine: Sure, listen I was gonna order some pizza, you wanna share one?
Joey: Pizza, heh, its not like I never had that before...ba dum bum cheshhh.
Janine: Is there something wrong?
Joey: All right, All right, let's just get this out in the open okay? You're hot. I'm lovable. Clearly there's a vibe going on between us. But, we're roommates and it's a huge mistake for us to continue down this road.
Janine: Joey...
Joey: No, no, no, I'm telling ya. Imagine yourself living in a supermarket and you will understand okay? So the question is, what do we do?
Janine: Well, I don't think there is anything to do. I mean I think you're really sweet, but I'm just not interested in you like that.
Joey: Oh!
Janine: No! I mean you're a really nice guy and I'm happy to be your roommate and your friend, I'm just y'know, I just don't feel that way about you.
Joey: Oh! I see what happened. It's because I was trying to repel you. Right? Believe me, you'd feel a lot different if I turned it on.
Janine: I don't think so.
Joey: Oh, I do. (Gives her the Joey-love look.) How you doin?
Janine: I'm OK
Joey: What?!?!
Janine: What?
Joey: Oh dear God!
[Scene: The park, Rachel's running by herself and panting. After a little while she decides to run like Phoebe.]
Rachel: (Runs into Phoebe.) Hey!
Phoebe: Hey!
Rachel: Oh honey, I'm so sorry, you were right, this feels great!
Phoebe: See?
Rachel: Gone! I mean its amazing Pheebs. I feel so free and so graceful. (Turns and bumps into a mounted policeman and falls) Hey! Look out for the horse! Sorry! (Runs off.)
[Scene: Monica and Chandlers, Chandler and Ross are there. Monica enters]
Monica: Is it okay for me to come in now?
Chandler: Uh-huh
Monica: Why is everything different?
Ross: Bye! (Runs out)
Chandler: No, I don't see anything different other than the fact that the room got so much brighter when you came into it. (Forced laughter)
Monica: Well, the end table is wrong, The couch looks bizarre and don't even get me started on the refrigerator magnets.
Chandler: Okay look, don't...don't be mad okay? But after I unpacked the boxes I wanted to do something nice for you, so, I-I-I cleaned the apartment. So I moved everything around and then I forgot where it, where it went back and I'm sorry, I'm very sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Monica: It's okay. Chandler, are you afraid of me or something?
Chandler: Do you want me to be afraid of you?
Monica: Of course not. I mean gosh, Chandler what you did, it's, it's a wonderful thing and I really appreciate it. I know I have this weird thing where I want everything to be in the perfect place, but I'd never expect you to worry about that.
Chandler: Really?
Monica: Of course!
Chandler: Oh well you're the best. You come here to me.
Monica: All right, hold on okay? First thing's first. (Gets her cleaning gloves on) Okay, now did Ross sit anywhere while he was naked?
Closing Credits
[Scene: Central Perk, Ross, Janine and Chandler are there]
Ross: So it said that by the year 2030, there'll be computers that can carry out the same number of functions as an actual human brain. So theoretically we could download our thoughts and our memories into this computer...
Janine: ...and live forever as a machine!
Ross: That's so Janine, you-you-you know what, do you know we're doing right now? You and I, we're interfacing.
Janine: Yeah, I gotta go.
Chandler: Ba dum bumb cheshhh!
End


A graduate of The Ohio State University.
A Buckeye for life.
An obsessive learner...I love picking up new skills and spending time perfecting my craft. If you know me, you know I am always talking about the next skill I plan on teaching myself.
Addicted to success...I never lose sight of my vision.
A lover of creation and innovation.
A starter and a grower.
I enjoy thinking of how to do things differently.
In the summer of 2014 I watched the Jobs movie over a dozen times. In that movie was a quote changed my life forever:
When you grow up you tend to get told the world is the way that it is...that your life is just to live your life inside the world, try not to bash into the walls too much ...but that's a very limited life, life can be much broader...once you discover one simple fact and that is that everything around you that you call life was made up by people who were no smarter than you...and you can change it, you can influence it, you can build your own things that other people can use. It's to shake off this erroneous notion that life is just there and you're just going to live it versus embrace it, change it, improve it, make your mark upon it. And once you learn that, you'll never be the same. -Steve Jobs
If you are someone who has ever felt a nudge to go against the current of the world, don't ignore that feeling. Harness it and let it catapult you forward. At times it may get tough but when you reflect back you will be glad you did.


[% page.title ="Who's Who in Perl 6, parrot, & Pugs" %]
Please see
the Perl 6 wiki
for more information.
Architecture & Implementation Team
- Larry Wall is the
inventor of Perl, rn, patch, and many other wonderful
things. He is the language designer for Perl 6, and has staked out the
perl5 to perl6 translator as his own project.
- Damian
Conway is helping Larry Wall with the design of Perl 6, providing a
different perspective from most. He also writes the Exegeses, which explain
by example Larry's design documents (the Apocalypses).
- chromatic is the project secretary.
He is at least partially responsible for delaying Apocalypse 12 with that Roles
idea but lays no particular claim to finding odd bugs. He also writes code,
and is on the board of the Parrot Foundation.
- Will "Coke" Coleda
has worked on a variety of languages targeting parrot and is a long time
committer to the project. He is also on the board of the Parrot
Foundation.
- Jerry Gay hacks on perl6 and PGE, and looks after the Parrot test suite.
He is also on the board of the Parrot Foundation.
- Patrick Michaud is the author of
PGE, the parrot/Perl6 Grammar engine. He's also the Perl 6 compiler pumpking.
- Allison Randal
is the current parrot architect and also hacks on the Perl 6 compiler tools.
She started the
Synopses with Damian.
She disavows all knowledge of the buzz around "topic" and
"tagmemics". She is also on the board of the Parrot Foundation.
- Hugo van der Sanden,
knows more about Perl 5 internals than any one person should, which
helps to make better decisions for Perl 6.
Old Guard
These individuals contributed a great deal, but are no longer serving in
their former capacities:
- Piers Cawley:
former parrot/perl6 summarizer
- Simon Cozens: former parrot
pumpking (versions 0.0.1 through 0.0.4).
- Matt Fowles: former parrot/perl6 summarizer
- Steve Fink
was the parrot pumpking (versions 0.0.9 through 0.0.12).
- Jeff Goff:
former parrot pumpking (versions 0.0.5 to 0.0.8).
- Luke Palmer is the former Perl 6
language list monitor and co-author of the retroactive Synopses.
- Chip Salzenberg has been
both the parrot pumpking and the parrot architect, and a large contributor.
- Dan Sugalski: former parrot architect.
- Leopold Tötsch
Leo was the pumpking for releases 0.0.13 - 0.4.5, and for some time was
a larger contributor.
- Nathan Torkington was the project manager emeritus.
- Bryan
Warnock: used to compile the Perl 6 Digest with Simon Cozens. Yes,
that Warnock.
- Ann Barcomb: former Perl 6 mailing list summarizer
- Audrey Tang was the
primary force behind Pugs, a perl6 implementation that targets at least
four different backends, including JavaScript.
- Jesse Vincent was the
Perl 6 project manager. His job was to
herd
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Your quest for treasure leads you upstairs, to Pixie Hollow where you take a well-deserved break and, after pampering, massages and hairdressing, you to return to your quest.
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With still more surprises that are yet to be revealed in Neverland... what will you discover there?


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Smartcrypt Enterprise Manager Configuration¶
The Smartcrypt Enterprise Manager (SEM) is the administrative console used to manage configurations for the Smartcrypt SDK. Some initial configuration is required before using the SDK.
Before proceeding, it is recommended that you have a good understanding of Smartkeys.
Setting up an Application¶
In the SEM, set up an Application to represent the software you’re developing.
- As a SEM administrator, log into your SEM
- Navigate to the
SDK
section - On the
Applications
page, add an Application - You can name the application whatever you want, but this value must exactly match what you provide to
MetaClient.Builder#AppName(string)
- In the
Kinds
field, enter all the kinds of Smartkeys that you want your application to support. See Smartkey Strategies for advice on populating this field, and the FAQ for more information about Smartkeys.
Once your Application is configured, you are ready to use the SDK with user-owned Smartkeys! Read on for information about server-owned Smartkeys.
Server-owned Smartkeys¶
Server-owned Smartkeys are useful in scenarios where you wish to distribute a Smartkey to an entire group of people such as an Active Directory group.
Assuming you’re already logged into the SEM,
- Navigate to the
Application Keys
tab - The
Name
field is the primary way for humans to identify the Smartkey. Often this matches the name of the Active Directory group, or is a summary of the purpose of the Smartkey. - The
Kind
is used to link the Smartkey to an Application. It cannot be changed once the key is created. - In the
Participants
field, select the users and groups who should have access to this Smartkey - In the
Comments
field, describe the intended uses case of the key and why certain participants are included. For example, “Used for encrypting credit card numbers in our invoicing system. The customer service group has access for issuing refunds and sales has access for adding new clients.” - If your application requires a non-rotatable Smartkey, indicate this. Once the key is created, this cannot be changed. See the FAQ for help on deciding whether or not you need a non-rotatable Smartkey.
- Save your new Smartkey
Once your Smartkey is created, all of its participants will immediately be able to use it. Be sure that the Kind
you specified for the key is one of the Kinds
mapped for your Application.


Safety Outlier Explorer - Hy's Law - Example of the safety outlier explorer chart for a small mock study where a single participant meets the criteria for Hy's law.


Currently, the Raspberry Pi 4 B is the recommended platform for using gokrazy, but you can find other supported and upcoming platforms.

Now that you have a working Go installation, install the gok
command line tool (CLI):
go install github.com/gokrazy/tools/cmd/gok@main
Run watch -d1 ls -l '/dev/disk/by-id/*'
and insert an SD card. Copy the
highlighted device name:
In this example, we’ll assume the SD card is accessible as /dev/sdx
.
Create a directory for this gokrazy instance:
gok new
# creates an instance named “hello” in --parent_dir default directory ~/gokrazy
# alternatively, to use a different instance name: gok -i myname new
If you’re curious, you can run gok edit
to open the generated config.json
in
your editor.
To overwrite the entire SD card /dev/sdx
with a build of this
gokrazy installation, use:
gok overwrite --full /dev/sdx
The following packages are included in newly created instances by default:
The gokrazy packer builds each specified Go program
(e.g. github.com/gokrazy/hello
) in a separate build directory, each with its
own go.mod
file. See Working with Go modules for more
details.
This is what the above gok
commands look like in action:
gok
log output
gokrazy gok ga84f00+ on GOARCH=amd64 GOOS=linux
Build target: CGO_ENABLED=0 GOARCH=arm64 GOOS=linux
Build timestamp: 2023-01-12T23:36:34+01:00
Loading system CA certificates from /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt
Building 4 Go packages:
github.com/gokrazy/fbstatus
github.com/gokrazy/hello
github.com/gokrazy/serial-busybox
github.com/gokrazy/breakglass
will be started with command-line flags
from /home/michael/gokrazy/hello/config.json
last modified: 2023-01-12T23:36:23+01:00 (10s ago)
[done] in 1.40s
Including extra files for Go packages:
github.com/gokrazy/breakglass
will include extra files in the root file system
from /home/michael/gokrazy/hello/breakglass.authorized_keys
last modified: 2023-01-12T23:36:23+01:00 (12s ago)
Including loadable kernel modules from:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Feature summary:
use GPT: true
use PARTUUID: true
use GPT PARTUUID: true
2023/01/12 23:36:36 partitioning /dev/disk/by-id/usb-TS-RDF5_SD_Transcend_000000000037-0:0 (GPT + Hybrid MBR)
2023/01/12 23:36:36 device holds<PHONE_NUMBER>6 bytes
2023/01/12 23:36:36 Re-reading partition table failed: permission denied. Remember to unplug and re-plug the SD card before creating a file system for persistent data, if desired.
Creating boot file system
[creating boot file system]
Kernel directory<EMAIL_ADDRESS>EEPROM update summary:
pieeprom.upd (sig d1e44edf33)
recovery.bin
vl805.bin (sig 6246230ecd)
[done] in 0.18s, 71 MiB
MBR summary:
LBAs: vmlinuz=51795 cmdline.txt=144875
PARTUUID: 4f9f2cab
Creating root file system
[done] in 0.33s
If your applications need to store persistent data, unplug and re-plug the SD card, then create a file system using e.g.:
mkfs.ext4 /dev/disk/by-partuuid/60c24cc1-f3f9-427a-8199-4f9f2cab0004
To boot gokrazy, plug the SD card into a supported device (see https://gokrazy.org/platforms/)
Build complete!
To interact with the device, gokrazy provides a web interface reachable at:
http://gokrazy:<automatically-generated-random-password>@hello/
In addition, the following Linux consoles are set up:
1. foreground Linux framebuffer console on HDMI
It is safe to unplug your SD card once gok
returns.
After booting from this SD card, your device will:
Update
→ HTTPPassword
key of its config.json
, see gok edit
)To interact with your device, you can:
gok new
sets it up by default.Congratulations! 🎉 You now have a working gokrazy installation!
Next, see the Configuration guide for details on how to use other programs.
See also: Configuration → Instance Config Reference → SerialConsole
If you prefer the serial console, you can optionally connect a serial adapter to
the Raspberry Pi and remove the "SerialConsole": "disabled"
line from your gokrazy
instance’s config.json
to make the primary Linux console end up on the serial
console.
When pressing Enter
on the serial console, gokrazy will
interactively start either:
/tmp/serial-busybox/ash
(provided by the serial-busybox package)/perm/sh
, if present (supplied by you, the user)


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Café-72 was previously known as Dhusto.Inc, which was first opened 2011 and properly got recognition from 2012 to late 2013. Newly known as
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Café-72 in partnership with the UEP hosts to various company’s corporate events, training, ideation seminars and workshops. Many of these activities can be combined with a heritage tour and other interesting artistic workshops. Menu is customisable with either buffet or canapés along with free flowing freshly brewed coffees, teas and natural soft drinks. We are also very comfortable with suggestions of various forms of food and cuisines from different countries to show our diversity.


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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| SelfValidating |
Implemented by classes that can validate themselves.
|
| Uniquifier<T> |
Converts values into some other object that has the desired uniqueness.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractValidator<C extends Annotation,T> |
Support superclass for validators.
|
| DefaultUniquifier |
Default uniquifier for
@Unique constraints. |
| PatternValidator |
Validator for the @
Pattern constraint. |
| SelfValidatingValidator |
Implements the validation logic for the
@SelfValidates annotation. |
| SortedValidator |
Validator for the @
Sorted constraint. |
| UniqueValidator |
Validator for the
@Unique constraint. |
| ValidationContext<T> |
Provides additional context for
ConstraintValidator implementations. |
| ValidationUtil |
Validation utility methods.
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| SelfValidationException |
Exception that can be thrown by
SelfValidating.checkValid(javax.validation.ConstraintValidatorContext) . |
| Annotation Type | Description |
|---|---|
| EmailAddress |
Validation constraint requiring a
String to be a valid email address. |
| Hostname |
Validation constraint requiring a
String to be a valid DNS hostname (or hostname component). |
| HostOrIP |
Validation constraint requiring a
String to be either a valid fully-qualified DNS hostname
or an IPv4 address. |
| Pattern |
Works like the standard
@Pattern but applies to any
type of object, converting to String as necessary via Object.toString() , and recursing
on collection types. |
| SelfValidates |
Validation constraint that when applied to classes that implement the
SelfValidating interface
allows custom validation by the class itself via SelfValidating.checkValid() . |
| Sorted |
Validation constraint that checks elements are sorted.
|
| Unique |
Validation constraint that checks for the uniqueness of the constrained property's value over some uniqueness domain.
|
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'No 1080' in dead rats on beach
Toxicology shows no presence of 1080 in dead rats that washed up along with other animals on North Beach near Westport earlier this month.
About 680 rats, an octopus, a calf and other animals were found washed up on the West Coast beach on Saturday, November 9.
The rats were collected and most were buried following advice from West Coast Regional Council.
The Department of Conservation (Doc) sent 10 rats for tests over concerns they had been killed by a recent 1080 drop 140km away in Lewis Pass National Reserve.
Five went to Massey University for post-mortem, and five to Maanaki Whenua Landcare Research for toxicology testing. Tests returned today showed no 1080 in the rats' bodies.
In a statement today, Doc said Maanaki Whenua Landcare Research tested eight dead rats and one weka, none of which had any residue of 1080 toxin. Two other rats were too decomposed to test.
Massey University School of Veterinary Science undertook post-mortem examinations of five of the dead rats but could not determine their cause of death. The weka was also examined with cause of death unknown.
Doc West Coast operations director Mark Davies said the test results confirmed the rats washed up on the beach were unlikely to have come from an area where 1080 had been used.
"We thought it was unlikely that rats had come from our aerial 1080 operation in Lewis Pass National Reserve near Maruia, 140km upstream from Westport.
"We don't know the source of the dead rats but it's possible they came from beech forest areas closer to Westport in the Buller Gorge, affected by flood conditions.
"Rat numbers have exploded in beech forests due to heavy seeding and now seed is germinating they are desperate for food, which can drive them into new areas and cause them to cross waterways," Mr Davies said.
Doc said it was likely the marine animals that had also washed up near Westport were victims of prolonged stormy weather at the time.


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Hi
I have been trying so hard compiling cryptopp library in visual studio 2012 and code::blocks. I have read many tutorials around that, thus far no success. using windows 8.1.
I just need to compile and run Rabin's IDA in cryptopp. What I have done thus far:
1. built the batch after opening crypttest in visual studio and linking the libraries to new created project
2. another way was that I just copied the code inside rabin.cpp in the project and linked the project the created library using batch build.
I would really appreciate a direct solution
thanks
I build a new win32 project under its properties in c/c++ section I add the directory of cryptopp in additional directories
then I copy past rabin's code in the .cpp of the project and here is a part of the errors I get when trying to build the solution:


Very often when you write code, you want to perform different actions for different decisions. You can use conditional statements in your code to do this.In JavaScript we have the following conditional statements:
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You are an adult.

How does this work? When the button is pressed, the user is prompted with a question from Master Computer. Master Computer determines whether or not you are a baby or an adult. If you are 21 or over, then you are an adult.
Our JS looks like $(document).ready(function() { $("button#example").click(function() { var age = parseInt(prompt("Enter your age, human.")); if (age >= 21) { $(".show21").show(); } else { $(".show20").show(); } }); }); -------------------------------------------- Our CSS looks like .show21, .show20 { display: none; font-size: 300%; }


open class GenericRegistry<K : Any, V : Any> : Iterable<V>
A generic registry class that can map a key to a value. Also provides some additional utilities, such as key extracting.
Author
bright_spark
Since
2.1.0
<init> |
A generic registry class that can map a key to a value. Also provides some additional utilities, such as key extracting. GenericRegistry(keyExtractor: ((V) -> K)? = null) |
entries |
open val entries: MutableMap<K, V> |
add |
open fun add(value: V, key: K = keyExtractor?.invoke(value) ?: throw RuntimeException("No key provided for new value $value")): Boolean |
get |
open fun get(key: K): V? |
iterator |
open fun iterator(): Iterator<V> |
FactoryRegistry |
open class FactoryRegistry<K : Any, V : Any, FACTORY_ARG> : GenericRegistry<K, Class<out V>> |


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Time Purpose Returns a time result with the specified number of hours, minutes, and seconds. Format Time(hours;minutes;seconds) Parameters hours - the hour value of a time minutes - the minutes value of a time seconds - the seconds value of a time Data type returned time Originated in FileMaker Pro 6.0 or earlier Description FileMaker Pro compensates when you supply fractional hours or minutes. The result is the time, formatted according to the time format of the field in the current layout. Use the Time function or the GetAsTime function to enter a time constant into a formula. Examples Time(4;14;32) returns 4:14:32. Time(4.5;10;30) returns 4:40:30. Time(4;15;70) returns 4:16:10. Related topics Functions reference (category list) Functions reference (alphabetical list) About formulas About functions Defining calculation fields Using operators in formulas


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The regulatory features cover [% round_num( regulatory_build_statistics_adaptor.fetch_regulatory_build_overlap_percent.value ) %]% of the genome. If overlaps were not taken into account, this would be: [% round_num( (100 * total_covered_by_regulatory_features) / ref_length ) %]% of the genome.
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