My primary role for the Ultra Cornhole redesign was to improve the brand online eCommerce experience for enthusiasts everywhere. We created an intuitive and easy to use experience that enabled users to quickly find what they are looking for. There was also an emphasis on accessing brand content throughout the site. This helped increase engagement and answer questions about the products.
As the Front-end Developer, I was responsible of redesigning the user experience of the website, redefining the user interface and studying new interactions between the user and the Interface.
For the core pages of the site, the goal was to create layouts that would be flexible enough to accommodate a robust content strategy.
For this, is using WooCommerce for the eCommerce platform.
It's easy for development - WooCommerce is free, flexible, and amplified by a
global community.
It's easy to use - Similar to other platforms, WooCommerce has a very friendly
administrative dashboard. All of the menus are very straightforward and user-friendly: Catalog, Sales,
Extensions, System.
It's easy to make changes on the store - When you cannot get everything on the
administrative dashboard, WooCommerce makes is easy to modify files and customize it to your needs.
Lots of well documentation - A lot of information exists on Stack Overflow and WooCommerce site as well.
It's fairly easy to add products and product pages to your store in most eCommerce platforms. However, if you really want your products to sell, you need to approach your product pages the right way.
Title & description - The title and description field contains text that tells your potential customers what your product is, how it's made, what it does and other important information. In addition to telling your customers about your product, your title and description are what Google will look at in determining which organic searches your product can show up for. It's important to note that these organic search result placements are different than paid search text ads or Google Shopping ads.
Images - In online shopping, image quality matters, a lot. Since people can't actually examine your product in person, they are forced to rely on your images to make a decision. So, if you don't have great images, you probably won't have great sales, either. Ideally, it is best to have high-quality, clear images taken from a variety of angles. In addition, if your product has special features that you want to highlight it is also a good idea to include specific photographs of those features on your page.
Loading speed optimization - Unfortunately, images are something of a double-edged sword. While high-quality images are great at convincing people to buy, they can also slow down your website. Most people will only tolerate a page load time of about 2 seconds, so if those beautiful photos don't load quickly, they could end up killing off potential sales instead of aiding them!
The better your shopping cart experience is, the more sales you will get. With cart abandonment rates floating around 80%, anything you can do to make your shopping cart experience easier and more intuitive is a step in the right direction.
Using a simple Cart plug-in to keep your customers' shopping cart items, well, in their shopping cart is an easy way to improve your cart experience.
Besides redesigning the website and taking care of the eCommerce side, I was also doing custom designs for clients that wanted to personalize their order.
These are some examples of the custom designs:


My name is Cameron. I created God Mode as a test project to see if I could make it easier for internet sleuths search through the large number of videos that happened simultaneously during the storming of the capitol on January 6, 2021. The idea is to be able to see everything that happened in real time from multiple angles. It is crudely built and has bugs/missing features, but it seems like it could be useful. To use, just slide the slider at the bottom of the page to go through videos in real time as they happen. If you have a video you think should be added, please send it to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with a timestamp of the video that can be timestamped to a time in real life. If you are a developer, please feel free to help improve this project by submitting pull requests at https://github.com/godmodecameron/GodModeWebsite.
* Videos will not show and hide automatically. You must move the slider to update them. This is one of the missing features I was talking about.
* This was not built for a phone, but feel free to try it.
* Loading multiple videos uses a lot of data. Be aware.
* I might abandon this project at any time.


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SSL Certificates - Windows
This article shows how to setup certificates on windows.
cfssl
Download cfssl
and cfssljson
from the
Releases
page. I chose version 1.6.0.
cfssl_1.6.0_windows_amd64.exe
cfssljson_1.6.0_windows_amd64.exe
In file explorer rename the downloaded files to cfssl.exe
and
cfssljson.exe
respectively and move them to C:\Windows\System32
.
Create the Certificate Authority
To create a self signed certificate authority for a company called "JetBlack" based in London, England, Great Britain, create the following config file “ca.json”.
{
"CN": "JetBlack Root CA",
"key": {
"algo": "rsa",
"size": 2048
},
"names": [
{
"C": "GB",
"L": "London",
"O": "JetBlack",
"OU": "JetBlack Root CA",
"ST": "England"
}
]
}
The following command creates "ca.pem" and "ca-key.pem".
cfssl gencert -initca ca.json | cfssljson -bare ca
Create the Profiles
The next steps require a profile config file. The profile describes general details about the certificate. For example it’s duration, and usages.
Create the following file "cfssl.json".
{
"signing": {
"default": {
"expiry": "8760h"
},
"profiles": {
"intermediate_ca": {
"usages": [
"signing",
"digital signature",
"key encipherment",
"cert sign",
"crl sign",
"server auth",
"client auth"
],
"expiry": "8760h",
"ca_constraint": {
"is_ca": true,
"max_path_len": 0,
"max_path_len_zero": true
}
},
"peer": {
"usages": [
"signing",
"digital signature",
"key encipherment",
"client auth",
"server auth"
],
"expiry": "8760h"
},
"server": {
"usages": [
"signing",
"digital signing",
"key encipherment",
"server auth"
],
"expiry": "8760h"
},
"client": {
"usages": [
"signing",
"digital signature",
"key encipherment",
"client auth"
],
"expiry": "8760h"
}
}
}
}
We can see how the "client" profile specifies "client auth" in its usages, while the "server" profile specifies "server auth".
Create the Intermediate CA
To create an intermediate certificate authority create the following config file "intermediate-ca.json".
{
"CN": "JetBlack Intermediate CA",
"key": {
"algo": "rsa",
"size": 2048
},
"names": [
{
"C": "GB",
"L": "London",
"O": "JetBlack",
"OU": "JetBlack Intermediate CA",
"ST": "England"
}
],
"ca": {
"expiry": "42720h"
}
}
The following commands creates "intermediate_ca.pem", "intermediate_ca.csr" and "intermediate_ca-key.pem" and signs the certificate.
cfssl gencert -initca intermediate-ca.json | cfssljson -bare intermediate_ca
cfssl sign -ca ca.pem -ca-key ca-key.pem -config cfssl.json -profile intermediate_ca intermediate_ca.csr | cfssljson -bare intermediate_ca
Note the second "sign" command uses the CA produced previously to sign the intermediate CA. It also uses the "cfssl.json" profile and specifies the "intermediate_ca" profile.
Creating the Host Certificates
The fully qualified domain name of my machine is windowsvm.jetblack.net
.
Here is an example host certificate config file "host.json".
{
"CN": "windowsvm.jetblack.net",
"key": {
"algo": "rsa",
"size": 2048
},
"names": [
{
"C": "GB",
"L": "London",
"O": "JetBlack",
"OU": "JetBlack Hosts",
"ST": "England"
}
],
"hosts": [
"windowsvm.jetblack.net",
"localhost"
]
}
To generate the certificates with the above config do the following:
cfssl gencert -ca intermediate_ca.pem -ca-key intermediate_ca-key.pem -config cfssl.json -profile=peer host.json | cfssljson -bare peer
cfssl gencert -ca intermediate_ca.pem -ca-key intermediate_ca-key.pem -config cfssl.json -profile=server host.json | cfssljson -bare server
cfssl gencert -ca intermediate_ca.pem -ca-key intermediate_ca-key.pem -config cfssl.json -profile=client host.json | cfssljson -bare client
Now copy all the .pem
files to a folder under your home folder called .keys
.
Rename the keys to be .key
(e.g. rename ca-key.pem
to ca.key
) and the certificates
to .crt
(e.g. rename ca.pem
to ca.crt
).
We need to make a pkcs12 file for the server certificate. Download the openssl toolkit from here. I used "Win64 OpenSSL v1.1.1k Light". The following command will make the pkcs12 file. You will be prompted for a password. I entered a password, but I need to check if en empty password is sufficient.
openssl pkcs12 -export -inkey server.key -in server.crt -name 'JetBlack Server' -out server.pfx
Now open the microsoft management console. Click on File
and choose Add/Remove Snap-in
.
Select Certificates
and click Add
. Choose Computer account
to manage the certificates
and click Next
. Select Local Computer
(the default) and click Finish
. The certificates
snap-in has been selected, now click OK
.
From Console Root
expand Certificates
, Trusted Root Certification Authorities
,
and Certificates
. Right click on All Tasks
and select Import...
. Click
through the wizard and select ca.crt
and complete. Next import intermediate-ca.crt
into the Intermediate Certification Authorities
.
Finally import the server.pfx
into the Personal
key store.


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@crunchycat you can check the medium comment I made too, these are misinformation:
In Komodo, which is a system very similar to Delegated Proof of Stake, the Notary nodes automatically put their OP_RETURN proofs into the Bitcoin blockchain just by the virtue of existing. These nodes get their rewards by securing the DPoS system
comaparing dPoW to dPoW is just totally wrong ... thank you for forwarding this message to ambroidcrypto ...
(edited)


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Defines | |
| #define | ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_DISABLED 0 |
| Dithering disabled. | |
| #define | ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_DRIVER_DEFAULT 1 |
| Use default driver settings for dithering. Note that the default setting could be dithering disabled. | |
| #define | ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_FM6 2 |
| Temporal dithering to 6 bpc. Note that if the input is 12 bits, the two least significant bits will be truncated. | |
| #define | ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_FM8 3 |
| Temporal dithering to 8 bpc. | |
| #define | ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_FM10 4 |
| Temporal dithering to 10 bpc. | |
| #define | ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_DITH6 5 |
| Spatial dithering to 6 bpc. Note that if the input is 12 bits, the two least significant bits will be truncated. | |
| #define | ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_DITH8 6 |
| Spatial dithering to 8 bpc. | |
| #define | ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_DITH10 7 |
| Spatial dithering to 10 bpc. | |
| #define | ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_DITH6_NO_FRAME_RAND 8 |
| Spatial dithering to 6 bpc. Random number generators are reset every frame, so the same input value of a certain pixel will always be dithered to the same output value. Note that if the input is 12 bits, the two least significant bits will be truncated. | |
| #define | ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_DITH8_NO_FRAME_RAND 9 |
| Spatial dithering to 8 bpc. Random number generators are reset every frame, so the same input value of a certain pixel will always be dithered to the same output value. | |
| #define | ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_DITH10_NO_FRAME_RAND 10 |
| Spatial dithering to 10 bpc. Random number generators are reset every frame, so the same input value of a certain pixel will always be dithered to the same output value. | |
| #define | ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_TRUN6 11 |
| Truncation to 6 bpc. | |
| #define | ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_TRUN8 12 |
| Truncation to 8 bpc. | |
| #define | ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_TRUN10 13 |
| Truncation to 10 bpc. | |
| #define | ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_TRUN10_DITH8 14 |
| Truncation to 10 bpc followed by spatial dithering to 8 bpc. | |
| #define | ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_TRUN10_DITH6 15 |
| Truncation to 10 bpc followed by spatial dithering to 6 bpc. | |
| #define | ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_TRUN10_FM8 16 |
| Truncation to 10 bpc followed by temporal dithering to 8 bpc. | |
| #define | ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_TRUN10_FM6 17 |
| Truncation to 10 bpc followed by temporal dithering to 6 bpc. | |
| #define | ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_TRUN10_DITH8_FM6 18 |
| Truncation to 10 bpc followed by spatial dithering to 8 bpc and temporal dithering to 6 bpc. | |
| #define | ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_DITH10_FM8 19 |
| Spatial dithering to 10 bpc followed by temporal dithering to 8 bpc. | |
| #define | ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_DITH10_FM6 20 |
| Spatial dithering to 10 bpc followed by temporal dithering to 6 bpc. | |
| #define | ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_TRUN8_DITH6 21 |
| Truncation to 8 bpc followed by spatial dithering to 6 bpc. | |
| #define | ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_TRUN8_FM6 22 |
| Truncation to 8 bpc followed by temporal dithering to 6 bpc. | |
| #define | ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_DITH8_FM6 23 |
| Spatial dithering to 8 bpc followed by temporal dithering to 6 bpc. | |
| #define | ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_LAST ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_DITH8_FM6 |
| #define ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_DISABLED 0 |
Dithering disabled.
| #define ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_DRIVER_DEFAULT 1 |
Use default driver settings for dithering. Note that the default setting could be dithering disabled.
| #define ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_FM6 2 |
Temporal dithering to 6 bpc. Note that if the input is 12 bits, the two least significant bits will be truncated.
| #define ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_FM8 3 |
Temporal dithering to 8 bpc.
| #define ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_FM10 4 |
Temporal dithering to 10 bpc.
| #define ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_DITH6 5 |
Spatial dithering to 6 bpc. Note that if the input is 12 bits, the two least significant bits will be truncated.
| #define ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_DITH8 6 |
Spatial dithering to 8 bpc.
| #define ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_DITH10 7 |
Spatial dithering to 10 bpc.
| #define ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_DITH6_NO_FRAME_RAND 8 |
Spatial dithering to 6 bpc. Random number generators are reset every frame, so the same input value of a certain pixel will always be dithered to the same output value. Note that if the input is 12 bits, the two least significant bits will be truncated.
| #define ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_DITH8_NO_FRAME_RAND 9 |
Spatial dithering to 8 bpc. Random number generators are reset every frame, so the same input value of a certain pixel will always be dithered to the same output value.
| #define ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_DITH10_NO_FRAME_RAND 10 |
Spatial dithering to 10 bpc. Random number generators are reset every frame, so the same input value of a certain pixel will always be dithered to the same output value.
| #define ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_TRUN6 11 |
Truncation to 6 bpc.
| #define ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_TRUN8 12 |
Truncation to 8 bpc.
| #define ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_TRUN10 13 |
Truncation to 10 bpc.
| #define ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_TRUN10_DITH8 14 |
Truncation to 10 bpc followed by spatial dithering to 8 bpc.
| #define ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_TRUN10_DITH6 15 |
Truncation to 10 bpc followed by spatial dithering to 6 bpc.
| #define ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_TRUN10_FM8 16 |
Truncation to 10 bpc followed by temporal dithering to 8 bpc.
| #define ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_TRUN10_FM6 17 |
Truncation to 10 bpc followed by temporal dithering to 6 bpc.
| #define ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_TRUN10_DITH8_FM6 18 |
Truncation to 10 bpc followed by spatial dithering to 8 bpc and temporal dithering to 6 bpc.
| #define ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_DITH10_FM8 19 |
Spatial dithering to 10 bpc followed by temporal dithering to 8 bpc.
| #define ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_DITH10_FM6 20 |
Spatial dithering to 10 bpc followed by temporal dithering to 6 bpc.
| #define ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_TRUN8_DITH6 21 |
Truncation to 8 bpc followed by spatial dithering to 6 bpc.
| #define ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_TRUN8_FM6 22 |
Truncation to 8 bpc followed by temporal dithering to 6 bpc.
| #define ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_DITH8_FM6 23 |
Spatial dithering to 8 bpc followed by temporal dithering to 6 bpc.
| #define ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_LAST ADL_DL_DISPLAY_DITHER_DITH8_FM6 |


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 It is angry, funny, smart and one of the very best films of the seventies. This film satires news, programming and pretty much every other hot topic of the seventies. Yet the themes Network satires seem universal, some of the problems of the seventies have taken shape in our modern time. Some complained that it tries to cover too much, and is over-ambitious. This is very true, yet I do not subtract from a film greatness for being overly ambitious.
Network has Howard Beale (Peter Finch in posthumous Best Actor winning role) as a anchor for the fourth rated television network, he gets fired because he is a drinker, his wife has died, he is over the hill, and (most important) his ratings have slipped. He announces over the air that broadcasting is his life and he plans to blow out his brains on the air. He is given another chance where he states that; "Yesterday I announced on this program that I was going to commit public suicide. Admittedly an act of madness. Well, I'll tell you what happened: I just ran out of bullshit." His ratings go through the roof.
He is invited back to keep hosting, and shouting obscenities, and so it goes. There is great protest be Howard's best friend and producer Max Schumacher (William Holden). For Howard's return is Diana Christensen (Faye Dunaway Best Actress winner), an aggressive programmer who wants more junk and higher ratings.
Max and Diana also start an odd affair. She is unable to love because she sees sensitivity as weakness, and Max is married and has a grandchild on the way. The affair while well written and conceived is another example of screenwriter Paddy Chayefsky. The romance would work well as its own movie melodrama, another account of how strong and great this film really is.
The acting rocks in this film. Three actors won acting Oscars and two others were nominated. The direction is also very taunt and well handled by Sidney Lumet, the great director who has never won a Best Director Oscar.
If for no other reason, see Network because it will always be an answer to a movie quote trivia question. This is the film that contains the infamous line, "I'M AS MAD AS HELL AND I'M NOT GONNA TAKE IT ANYMORE!"
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Python Developer. Passionate to learn new technologies.
Python Developer. Passionate to learn new technologies.
Worked with a team and developed beautiful CMS for the company.
Developed several RESTAPIs with Django and Django-Rest.
We used Git Version control to work simultaneously on the project.
Explored AWS SES and integrated it for email services.
Coordinated with the team at wiseKreator over Zoom calls or Google Meet calls.
This app is developed to aware people about the global pandemic CORONA-VIRUS(COVID-19) cases all around the world. This app mainly focus the cases across all over the India. The data is crowdsourced from the various API's in the internet and used in this webapp.
This is my data science minor project in which I scrap the IMDb's top 250 movie list and created a JSON api using the python libraries .
Secured AIR 22 in xtreme 14.0 coding contest and third Rank in College. Xtreme is a 24 hours online competitive programming contest organized by IEEE.
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State attorneys general meet in Colorado to discuss Google antitrust probe
NEW YORK/WASHINGTON: State attorneys general are meeting on Monday in Colorado to discuss their probe into whether Google's business practices break antitrust law, according to two sources knowledgeable about the meeting.
Perhaps about a dozen states were expected to send representatives to the meeting, one of the sources said.
The gathering was expected to be similar to one held in New York in October, where state and federal enforcers from the Justice Department and Federal Trade Commission discussed their probe of Facebook.
The probe of Google, a unit of Alphabet, is being led by the Texas attorney general's office. That office did not respond to a request for comment, and a spokesman for the Colorado attorney general's office declined comment.
Google had no comment about the meeting in Colorado but pointed to a blog post from September in which an executive, Kent Walker, said that the company has "always worked constructively with regulators and will continue to do so."
Texas sent the search and advertising giant a subpoena on Sept. 9 asking for information about its online digital advertising business, which generates most of Google's revenue and where Google is a dominant player.
Google faces two other major inquiries - a U.S. Justice Department investigation and a probe by the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee - both of which have broad reviews of the big internet companies underway.