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March 19, 2003
Twenty four seven guard for Opera House
Sydney Morning Herald | Submitted by: anonymous
The perfect protest... deface a national landmark... Way to go: "The Opera House sails will be guarded 24 hours a day, seven days a week after two protesters climbed to the top of one and painted "No War" before being arrested yesterday. The incident is an embarrassment after security was upgraded at the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge last November because of the growing risk of terrorist attack."
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Woman thrown from vehicles TWICE, dies
San Diego Union-Tribune | Submitted by: anonymous
Passenger in a car crash is ejected and injured. An off-duty EMT puts her in his car to drive her to get medical treatment. He crashes and she is ejected from his car and dies. "This is by far one of the strangest, oddest accidents I've had," said Chad Patton, resident California Highway Patrol officer for the Borrego Springs area."
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Tobacco farmer wants to blow things up good
Washington Post | Submitted by: Monkeynavigated
"The North Carolina tobacco farmer who drove a tractor into a pond on the Mall maintained his standoff with law enforcement officials overnight and through this morning, creating traffic problems and prompting the federal government to close several buildings due to concerns about public safety... Authorities have expressed concerns that the man in the tractor may have explosives."
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Coconuts massacre bus passengers
Wire Services | Submitted by: Phatlor
"At least 15 people have died after a crash between a truck loaded with coconuts and a packed bus in Brazil... Most of the deaths and injuries were caused by coconuts that flew out of the truck, crashed through the windows of the bus and hit passengers, said Mauro Silveira, a spokesman for the Brazilian Highway Police." How many more coconuts must die?
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Boyfriends in court over unauthorized dissection
Queensland Courier-Mail | Submitted by: Hans Krule
A Brisbane forensic technician allegedly smuggled his boyfriend into the University of Queensland anatomy lab after hours, where they removed a lung from a female corpse... The technician then allegedly allowed his boyfriend to photograph its dissection... Assistant Commissioner of State Crime Operations, Peter Swindells, said the boyfriend would face the Brisbane Magistrate's Court." What are two gay guys doing dissecting a female
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Tennessee: No porn in moving vehicles
Kansas City Star | Submitted by: Tulsawop
When Porn is outlawed... Only Outlaws will watch Porn: "The state Senate has voted unanimously to ban X-rated videos from cars and other vehicles if the television screens can be seen from the street... But the measure wouldn't outlaw all mobile red light districts. Porn fans could still watch sex tapes if their car windows are tinted or covered by shades."
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Man crushed to death by police station gates
online.ie | Submitted by: KC
"A man was crushed to death by police station gates in Northern Ireland after a chase ended in tragedy, it emerged today... Ciaran Connolly, 28, suffered head and upper body injuries after he was struck by the automatic barriers at the front of the complex in Strabane, Co Tyrone."
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Delaware becomes the 7-11 for abortions
Wilmington News-Journal | Submitted by: Razor
"Doctors performing abortions in Delaware may continue to ignore a state law requiring them to observe a 24-hour waiting period before each procedure under a federal judge's ruling that the current version of the law is unconstitutional... Gartner argued at a Feb. 11 court hearing in Wilmington that Delaware's law lacked an exception to the waiting period for women whose health is harmed by a complicated pregnancy."
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Ex-mayor forced 10-year-old to administer hummer
Wire Services | Submitted by: Tim Howard
Score one more the continuing moral decay of society. "A 12-year-old girl, her hair pulled back in braids, testified Tuesday that she was forced to perform oral sex on the former mayor of Waterbury inside city hall and other places. The girl, who was 10 years old at the time of the alleged abuse, said her prostitute aunt took her and her then-8-year-old cousin, the prostitute's daughter, to Mayor Philip Giordano where they performed sex acts and let him fondle them." Go mayor!
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Thanks, Uncle Sam! You're the greatest!
Miami Herald | Submitted by: Rockpile
"It was a setback for organizations representing military families, which have fought for years for the provision. It would have eliminated all taxes on a $6,000 special payment the military makes to the survivors of a service member killed in combat. Currently, $3,000 of that amount, called a death gratuity by some, is tax-free."
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Saddam haunts corridors of Sacramento
Wire Services | Submitted by: Tank's Grrl
"As the United States prepares to go to war with Iraq, a man who looks just like Saddam Hussein proudly wanders the halls of California's state capitol. Jaded state legislators don't even bat an eye when he appears to drop by their offices... Haleva dismissed concerns about his personal safety. "During the first Gulf War, I took a friend's advice and shaved off my mustache. But life's too short -- you can't live in fear."
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Mr. Yuk failing badly: 30 deaths, 1M poisonings
WKMG-TV 6 Orlando | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"They see the color. They look and see and, 'Oh, I drink this one. It's a pretty blue liquid in a plastic jug,' and so when they see glass cleaner, it's the same color," said Suzanne Firestone, with the Penn State Poison Center. Firestone said toddlers learn things visually, and for that reason alone, parents should keep poisons and medicines out of sight. "One big thing with medicines is don't show children where you keep it. If they don't know where it is, they can't find it," Firestone said."
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Dick Smothers' son is smothering dicks
CNN | Submitted by: Spewey
They say the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, but the eldest son of veteran humorist Dick Smothers of the Smothers Brothers says his life's ambition is to become "the Orson Welles of porn." Since then, he said, he has done sexual performances in three other films and dialogue-only roles in three others." No wonder Mom always liked Dick best.
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Mafia Lessons for American mobsters
Zoomata | Submitted by: Boat6float
"Members of the Mafia in America were sent across the pond to perfect the criminal trade from pros in Sicily, according to a turncoat don. . . .One of the hardest lessons of an effective criminal organization to teach the Americans?  Giuffé said the code of silence, or omertą, was alien to the garrulous Americans: 'They just couldn't stay quiet.'"
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Combat $4.66 pay for poo removal
News Corporation | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"Maintenance workers at Taronga Zoo will keep their so-called poo allowance after the NSW Industrial Relations Commission agreed to uphold bonuses for doing dirty work... Last July, zoo management stopped paying a daily bonus of $4.66 to workers who had to handle animal faeces, arguing the standing agreement related only to human excrement." Wait, they're finding human feces in animal cages?
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It was just a guy who was sleeping in a dryer
WNBC-TV 4 New York | Submitted by: sickrobot
"The man, whose name was not made public, told the sergeant he had been at a nearby pub the night before and was walking home when he stopped at the laundry to warm up.  No charges were filed and the man was allowed to walk the rest of the way home. "It was just a guy who was sleeping in a dryer."
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Free Chinese kidneys, for a price
CanWest News Service | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"It's a package price which includes the medical procedures, the actual surgery fees, the hospital fees, the drugs ... and room and board and transportation. My fee is included in that," said Mr. Lam, who refused to be more specific... Mr. Lam said the transplants are performed in modern hospitals in unspecified Chinese cities. He says the organs are harvested from accident victims." Accident victims is of course Chinese code for freshly executed prisoners.
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Lions given offers they cannot refuse
Canadian Press | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"Lions are fed the horse heads because they have the right balance of bone and meat, said zoo spokesman Glen Holland, who insisted that feeding times and menus would not be changed to shield the public from such sights. "It is on television. It happens naturally and if you go on safari that is what you see except it is a whole animal. This is just a head," Holland said Wednesday. "Should we be shielding people from reality?" Lions hunting horses on the Seringeti is reality?
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Murderer faces the music be-grunge-ingly
Court TV | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"A Florida man charged in the 1993 strangling of a rising grunge-rock star will not fight extradition to Washington state, his attorney said Monday. Mia Zapata, the 27-year-old lead singer of The Gits, was found beaten, raped and strangled on a Seattle street July 7, 1993. She was little-known nationally but popular locally at the height of Seattle's grunge-rock scene in the early '90s. Big-name bands like Pearl Jam, Nirvana and Soundgarden raised $70,000 to hire a private investigator, but the funds eventually dried up."
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Give me your tired, your poor, your Arab
Washington Post | Submitted by: anonymous
Come to America, land of the, er, free...well...sort of... "Civil-rights groups and immigration advocacy organizations are protesting one element in the government's security procedures announced yesterday in anticipation of war in Iraq--a decision to jail asylum seekers from dozens of mostly Muslim nations while officials check out their claims of persecution in their home countries."
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Allstate: Big Brother & the "Good Hands" people
Sacramento Bee | Submitted by: Tim Howard
No assurance in insurance. "Allstate Insurance Co. agreed to pay a $1 million fine as part of a settlement with the state Department of Motor Vehicles... State officials said employees of the Illinois-based insurance company continuously and improperly looked up driver's license and vehicle registration records, including those of themselves, friends, relatives and others. Audits of seven Allstate offices in California turned up numerous violations, including using nonexistent investigative file numbers to request information..."
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Cricket star flees treason charge
Zimbabwe News | Submitted by: f00f
"Their real purpose for being in the sleepy, coastal town was more sinister than watching their country's emotionally ravaged cricket team bow out of the World Cup. Olonga has received numerous threats during the last month but this one was different. He had been told the officers intended to "escort him home", where a likely charge of treason awaited. The punishment for treason in Zimbabwe is death."
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Will Russian nukes again re-target U.S.?
Washington Post | Submitted by: anonymous
"The United States has flaunted international law and tried to strong-arm countries such as Russia that objected to its policy on Iraq... the accord might be shelved indefinitely [when] the United States invades Iraq, because an attack would usher in "the law of the jungle" in international relations."
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Stupid woman attacked at petting zoo
WOKR-TV 13 Rochester | Submitted by: Captain Prozac
"Menke said she and her daughter had their hands in the water, hoping to pet a small approaching shark that a woman monitoring the tank said was friendly. That's when another passing shark whipped around and bit her hand. "If that thing had bitten my baby, I'd still be taking that place apart," Menke said." Um, lady? You had your hand in a SHARK TANK!
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namespace Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection;
/** * Represents a PHP type-hinted service reference. * * @author Nicolas Grekas<EMAIL_ADDRESS>*/ class TypedReference extends Reference { private $type; private $name; /** * @param string $id The service identifier * @param string $type The PHP type of the identified service * @param int $invalidBehavior The behavior when the service does not exist * @param string $name The name of the argument targeting the service */ public function __construct(string $id, string $type, int $invalidBehavior = ContainerInterface::EXCEPTION_ON_INVALID_REFERENCE, string $name = null) { $this->name = $type === $id ? $name : null; parent::__construct($id, $invalidBehavior); $this->type = $type; } public function getType() { return $this->type; } public function getName(): ?string { return $this->name; } }


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| XRD_NS_2_0 | = | 'xri://$xrd*($v*2.0)' | ||
| XRDS_NS | = | 'xri://$xrds' | ||
| XRDS_NAMESPACES | = | { 'xrds' => XRDS_NS, 'xrd' => XRD_NS_2_0, } | ||
| YADIS_HEADER_NAME | = | 'X-XRDS-Location' | ||
| YADIS_CONTENT_TYPE | = | 'application/xrds+xml' | ||
| YADIS_ACCEPT_HEADER | = | generate_accept_header( ['text/html', 0.3], ['application/xhtml+xml', 0.5], [YADIS_CONTENT_TYPE, 1.0] | A value suitable for using as an accept header when performing YADIS discovery, unless the application has special requirements |
Discover services for a given URI.
uri: The identity URI as a well-formed http or https URI. The well-formedness and the protocol are not checked, but the results of this function are undefined if those properties do not hold.
returns a DiscoveryResult object
Raises DiscoveryFailure when the HTTP response does not have a 200 code.
Convert a filter-convertable thing into a filter
parts should be a filter, an endpoint, a callable, or a list of any of these.
Create a filter out of a list of filter-like things
Used by make_filter
parts should be a list of things that can be passed to make_filter
Given a HTTPResponse, return the location of the Yadis document.
May be the URL just retrieved, another URL, or None, if I can‘t find any.
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Officer K D 6 - 3 . 7. Let’s begin. Ready?
Yes, sir
Recite your baseline.
And blood-black nothingness began to spin
A system of cells interlinked within cells,
interlinked within cells, interlinked within one stem.

And dreadfully distinct against the dark, a tall white fountain played...
Cells.
Cells.
Have you ever been in an institution?
Cells.
Cells.
Do they keep you in a cell?
Cells.
Cells.
When you're not performing your duties, do they keep you in a little box?
Cells.
Cells.
Interlinked.
Interlinked.
What's it like to hold the hand of someone you love?
Interlinked.
Interlinked.
Did they teach you how to feel, finger to finger?
Interlinked.
Interlinked.
Do you long for having your heart interlinked?
Interlinked.
Interlinked.
Do you dream about being interlinked?
Interlinked.

Interlinked.
Interlinked.
Do you feel that there's a part of you that's missing?
Interlinked.
Interlinked.
Within cells interlinked.
Within cells interlinked.
Why don't you say that three times: "within cells interlinked"
Within cells interlinked.
Within cells interlinked.
Within cells interlinked.
We're done.
Constant K.
You can pick up your bonus.
Thank you, sir.
Cells
-Cells
Have you ever been in an institution. Cells
-Cells
When you're not performing your duties, do they keep you in a little box? Cells.
-Cells
Interlinked. What’s it like to hold the hand of someone you love?
 Dreadfully
-Dreadfully
Do you like being separated from other people? Distinct
-Distinct
Dreadfully distinct
-Dreadfully distinct
Dark
-Dark
Within cells interlinked
-Within cells interlinked
Withing one stem
-Withing one stem
And dreadfully distinct
-And dreadfully distinct
Against the dark
-Against the dark
A tall white fountain played
- A tall white fountain played
You're not even close to baseline


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Kos is zero-overhead and minimalist web framework based on Vert.x. It provides developers with
an opinionated, but fully customizable, development API, allowing them to focus on what
matter the most: the product itself. After all, why should we choose between performance and
productivity when you can choose both?Overhead matters
Kos provides a thin layer of fundamental web application features, without obscuring Vert.x features that you know and love. It leverages traditional annotation-driven design that is so common in the JVM, but empowers reactive programming provided by Vert.x.
Conventions helps developers to put effort on what matter: business. Kos will simplify things whenever possible, but developers are always able to change its default behaviours.
Simplifying repetitive routines should never hurt the software performance. We value compilation-time optimizations over reflection or runtime proxies.


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Uses of Permission in com.ensoftcorp.open.android.essentials.permissions
Methods in com.ensoftcorp.open.android.essentials.permissions that return Permission Modifier and Type Method Description static Permission
Permission. getPermissionByQualifiedName(java.lang.String qualifiedName)
Returns the permission object matching the qualified permission name or null if the permission is not found in the known permissions liststatic Permission
Permission. getPermissionBySimpleName(java.lang.String simpleName)
Returns the permission object matching the simple permission name or null if the permission is not found in the known permissions listMethods in com.ensoftcorp.open.android.essentials.permissions that return types with arguments of type Permission Modifier and Type Method Description static java.util.Collection<Permission>
Permission. getAllDocumentedPermissions()
Returns a collection of all known documented permissionsstatic java.util.Collection<Permission>
Permission. getAllPermissions()
Returns a collection of all known permissions (the union of all known documented and undocumented permissions)static java.util.Collection<Permission>
Permission. getAllUndocumentedPermissions()
Returns a collection of all known undocumented permissionsjava.util.HashSet<Permission>
PermissionGroup. getPermissions()
Returns a list of permissions associated with the permission groupjava.util.HashSet<Permission>
ProtectionLevel. getPermissions()
Returns a list of permissions associated with the protection leveljava.util.Collection<Permission>
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Uses of Permission in com.ensoftcorp.open.android.essentials.permissions.mappings
Methods in com.ensoftcorp.open.android.essentials.permissions.mappings that return types with arguments of type Permission Modifier and Type Method Description static java.util.HashMap<Permission,com.ensoftcorp.atlas.core.db.set.AtlasHashSet<com.ensoftcorp.atlas.core.db.graph.GraphElement>>
PermissionMapping. applyTags(int apiVersion)
This method applies tags to the Android api's.Methods in com.ensoftcorp.open.android.essentials.permissions.mappings with parameters of type Permission Modifier and Type Method Description static com.ensoftcorp.atlas.core.query.Q
PermissionMapping. getMethods(Permission permission, int apiVersion)
Returns the permission tagged methods for the permission instance Assumes the permission mapping tags have already been appliedstatic com.ensoftcorp.atlas.core.query.Q
PermissionMapping. getPermissionTaggedMethods(Permission permission, int apiVersion)
Returns a Q of permission tagged nodes for the given API version
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MicroPython tutorial for ESP8266¶
This tutorial is intended to get you started using MicroPython on the ESP8266 system-on-a-chip. If it is your first time it is recommended to follow the tutorial through in the order below. Otherwise the sections are mostly self contained, so feel free to skip to those that interest you.
The tutorial does not assume that you know Python, but it also does not attempt to explain any of the details of the Python language. Instead it provides you with commands that are ready to run, and hopes that you will gain a bit of Python knowledge along the way. To learn more about Python itself please refer to https://www.python.org.
- 1. Getting started with MicroPython on the ESP8266
- 2. Getting a MicroPython REPL prompt
- 3. The internal filesystem
- 4. Network basics
- 5. Network - TCP sockets
- 6. GPIO Pins
- 7. Pulse Width Modulation
- 8. Analog to Digital Conversion
- 9. Power control
- 10. Controlling 1-wire devices
- 11. Controlling NeoPixels
- 12. Temperature and Humidity
- 13. Next steps


I'm a middleaged woman who was allways passioneted about computers - when I was twenty, I was a clerk in the computerstore of my brother where we selled Atari Computers. Today I print, layout and ship learning-books about Windows and Office-Software for business-schools since over fifteen years. While my doughter lived with us I had no time to learn about programming, which I allways wished, but now I discovered the possibilities in programming for the Web and I'm really in to it!
I enjoy learning to code and these are my skills so far:
You can contact me over my employer: Wings Lernmedien, Switzerland


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Welcome to the homepage of podStation
podStation is a chrome extension to subscribe to podcasts and download/listen to its episodes.
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A channel to discuss trading. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right.
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
p.01-Jun-19 10:47 AM
No, pkr is time wasting extras. Simple is fine but copying ftp (company with checkered past) is not an ideal path to spread the word
I cannot create a GUI. Hahha i do play poker online every day however
Stars, party, acr ,even swc are good examples of best software
Mark8101-Jun-19 11:08 AM
@jl777c what else will be activated to kmd chain hardfork?
jl777c01-Jun-19 11:10 AM
new notaries and all the CC that has been in development will be available from master branch for CC activated chains
Markus01-Jun-19 11:20 AM
Will that mean that ledger will need forever to update kmd once again?
jl777c01-Jun-19 11:21 AM
i think the general rule that ledger takes forever for anything will survive intact
but, the existing version could be forward compatible with the hardupdate if it is just following the longest chain. basically it wont see any chain as having been notarized, so as long as there is only the notarized chain, it could still work
Markus01-Jun-19 11:23 AM
Alright
Hollowman900001-Jun-19 11:29 AM
Oh damn it’s @coingirl87
I thought you perished in the FUDening
hyperDEX01-Jun-19 11:37 AM
bull market is back
Markus01-Jun-19 11:39 AM
bull market may be back but we will need a significant correction to reset NVT and weekly stochastic, never in bitcoin history have they stayed at this lvl without getting resetted so it would probably make ppl quite worried
Hollowman900001-Jun-19 11:41 AM
I see perturbations in the 7th/12th derivative velocity index when cross-referenced with the integral volumes of each Elliot iteration.
We could go up or down.
Follow me for more tips. Paid group soon.
@Cryptojunkie4 I see perturbations in the 7th/12th derivative velocity index when cross-referenced with the integral volumes of each Elliot iteration.
We could go up or down.
Follow me for more tips. Paid group soon.
grewalsatinder01-Jun-19 12:18 PM
@Hollowman9000 please add some address to your profiles, so we can donate(edited)
You're a man, right? Are you a man? Am I a man? Yeah.  Did you use those to beat up on this little native man...


The SlashNext Phishing Incident Response Integration app allows
Phantom users to fully automate the analysis of suspicious URLs in phishing emails,
network logs, and more. Playbooks that require URL or Domain analysis can automatically
analyze them with the SlashNext SEER™ threat detection cloud to get definitive,
binary verdicts (malicious or benign) along with IOCs, screenshots, and more. For example,
IR teams responsible for abuse inbox management can extract links or domains out of
suspicious emails and automatically analyze them with the SlashNext SEER™ threat detection
cloud to get definitive, binary verdicts (malicious or benign) along with IOCs, screenshots,
and more. Automating URL analysis can save IR teams hundreds of hours versus manually
triaging these emails or checking URLs and domains against less accurate phishing databases
and domain reputation services.
SlashNext threat detection uses browsers in a purpose-built cloud to dynamically inspect page
contents and site behavior in real-time. This method enables SlashNext to follow
URL re-directs and multi-stage attacks to more thoroughly analyze the final page(s)
and made a much more accurate, binary determination with near-zero false positives.
It also detects all six major categories of phishing and social engineering sites.
These include credential stealing, rogue software/malware sites, scareware, phishing
exploits (sites hosting weaponized documents, etc.), and social engineering scams
(fake deals, giveaways, etc.).
Use cases include abuse inbox management where SOC teams can automate URL analysis in
phishing emails to save hundreds of hours versus more manual methods. Playbooks that mine and
analyze network logs can also leverage SlashNext URL analysis on demand.
SlashNext not only provides accurate, binary verdicts (rather than threat scores),
it provides IOC metadata and screenshots of detected phishing pages. These enable easier
classification and reporting. Screenshots can be used as an aid in on-going employee
phishing awareness training and testing.
The SlashNext Phishing Incident Response integration app uses an API key to authenticate
with the SlashNext cloud. If you don't have a valid API key, contact the SlashNext
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A client-front-end to call the Greeting WebService
Open this page in Chrome and
open Chrome's Developer Tools,
watch and understand the REST traffic that occurs when you visit
/greeting
and
/greeting?name=bod


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Use check boxes in the inspection options below, to specify what should be automatically assumed entry points. You will
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| amountOfDamage : Number [read-only]
How far are we from being fully healthy?
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| DAMAGED : String = "HealthDamaged" [static]
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| DIED : String = "HealthDead" [static]
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| HEALED : String = "HealthHealed" [static]
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| isDead : Boolean [read-only]
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| isRegistered : Boolean
Whether or not the component is currently registered with an entity.
| EntityComponent | ||
| lastDamageFade : Number [read-only]
A value which fades from 1 to 0 as time passes since the last damage.
| HealthComponent | ||
| lastDamageTimeFade : Number = 200 | HealthComponent | ||
| maxHealth : Number = 100 | HealthComponent | ||
| name : String
The name given to the component when it is added to an entity.
| EntityComponent | ||
| owner : IEntity
A reference to the entity that this component currently belongs to.
| EntityComponent | ||
| RESURRECTED : String = "HealthResurrected" [static]
| HealthComponent | ||
| timeSinceLastDamage : Number [read-only]
Time in milliseconds since the last damage this unit received.
| HealthComponent |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
Apply damage!
| HealthComponent | ||
|
Registers the component with an entity.
| EntityComponent | ||
|
reset():void
This is called by an entity on all of its components any time a component
is added or removed.
| EntityComponent | ||
|
unregister():void
Unregisters the component from an entity.
| EntityComponent |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
onAdd():void
| HealthComponent | ||
|
onRemove():void
This is called when the component is removed from an entity.
| EntityComponent | ||
|
onReset():void
This is called anytime a component is added or removed from the owner entity.
| EntityComponent |
| amountOfDamage | property |
amountOfDamage:Number
[read-only]How far are we from being fully healthy?
Implementation public function get amountOfDamage():Number
| DAMAGED | property |
public static var DAMAGED:String = "HealthDamaged"
| damageMagnitude | property |
public var damageMagnitude:Number = 1.0
| damageModifier | property |
public var damageModifier:Array
| destroyOnDeath | property |
public var destroyOnDeath:Boolean = true
| DIED | property |
public static var DIED:String = "HealthDead"
| HEALED | property |
public static var HEALED:String = "HealthHealed"
| health | property |
health:Number
[read-write]Implementation
public function get health():Number
public function set health(value:Number):void
| isDead | property |
isDead:Boolean
[read-only]Implementation
public function get isDead():Boolean
| lastDamageFade | property |
lastDamageFade:Number
[read-only]A value which fades from 1 to 0 as time passes since the last damage.
Implementation public function get lastDamageFade():Number
| lastDamageTimeFade | property |
public var lastDamageTimeFade:Number = 200
| maxHealth | property |
public var maxHealth:Number = 100
| RESURRECTED | property |
public static var RESURRECTED:String = "HealthResurrected"
| timeSinceLastDamage | property |
timeSinceLastDamage:Number
[read-only]Time in milliseconds since the last damage this unit received.
Implementation public function get timeSinceLastDamage():Number
| damage | () | method |
public function damage(amount:Number, damageType:String = null, originator:IEntity = null):void
Apply damage!
Parametersamount:Number — Number of HP to debit (positive) or credit (negative).
|
|
damageType:String (default = null ) — damageType String identifier for the type of damage. Used
to lookup and apply a damage modifier from DamageModifier.
|
|
originator:IEntity (default = null ) — The entity causing the damage, if any.
|
| onAdd | () | method |
protected override function onAdd():void


Anim Operators¶
-
bpy.ops.anim.
change_frame
(frame=0.0, snap=False)¶ Interactively change the current frame number
Parameters: - frame (float in [-1.04857e+06, 1.04857e+06], (optional)) – Frame
- snap (boolean, (optional)) – Snap
-
bpy.ops.anim.
channel_select_keys
(extend=False)¶ Select all keyframes of channel under mouse
Parameters: extend (boolean, (optional)) – Extend, Extend selection
-
bpy.ops.anim.
channels_clean_empty
()¶ Delete all empty animation data containers from visible data-blocks
-
bpy.ops.anim.
channels_click
(extend=False, children_only=False)¶ Handle mouse-clicks over animation channels
Parameters: - extend (boolean, (optional)) – Extend Select
- children_only (boolean, (optional)) – Select Children Only
-
bpy.ops.anim.
channels_collapse
(all=True)¶ Collapse (i.e. close) all selected expandable animation channels
Parameters: all (boolean, (optional)) – All, Collapse all channels (not just selected ones)
-
bpy.ops.anim.
channels_delete
()¶ Delete all selected animation channels
-
bpy.ops.anim.
channels_editable_toggle
(mode='TOGGLE', type='PROTECT')¶ Toggle editability of selected channels
Parameters: - mode (enum in ['TOGGLE', 'DISABLE', 'ENABLE', 'INVERT'], (optional)) – Mode
- type (enum in ['PROTECT', 'MUTE'], (optional)) – Type
-
bpy.ops.anim.
channels_expand
(all=True)¶ Expand (i.e. open) all selected expandable animation channels
Parameters: all (boolean, (optional)) – All, Expand all channels (not just selected ones)
-
bpy.ops.anim.
channels_fcurves_enable
()¶ Clears ‘disabled’ tag from all F-Curves to get broken F-Curves working again
-
bpy.ops.anim.
channels_find
(query="Query")¶ Filter the set of channels shown to only include those with matching names
Parameters: query (string, (optional, never None)) – Text to search for in channel names
-
bpy.ops.anim.
channels_group
(name="New Group")¶ Add selected F-Curves to a new group
Parameters: name (string, (optional, never None)) – Name, Name of newly created group
-
bpy.ops.anim.
channels_move
(direction='DOWN')¶ Rearrange selected animation channels
Parameters: direction (enum in ['TOP', 'UP', 'DOWN', 'BOTTOM'], (optional)) – Direction
-
bpy.ops.anim.
channels_rename
()¶ Rename animation channel under mouse
-
bpy.ops.anim.
channels_select_all
(action='TOGGLE')¶ Toggle selection of all animation channels
Parameters: action (enum in ['TOGGLE', 'SELECT', 'DESELECT', 'INVERT'], (optional)) – Action, Selection action to execute
TOGGLE
Toggle, Toggle selection for all elements.SELECT
Select, Select all elements.DESELECT
Deselect, Deselect all elements.INVERT
Invert, Invert selection of all elements.
-
bpy.ops.anim.
channels_select_box
(xmin=0, xmax=0, ymin=0, ymax=0, wait_for_input=True, deselect=False, extend=True)¶ Select all animation channels within the specified region
Parameters: - xmin (int in [-inf, inf], (optional)) – X Min
- xmax (int in [-inf, inf], (optional)) – X Max
- ymin (int in [-inf, inf], (optional)) – Y Min
- ymax (int in [-inf, inf], (optional)) – Y Max
- wait_for_input (boolean, (optional)) – Wait for Input
- deselect (boolean, (optional)) – Deselect, Deselect rather than select items
- extend (boolean, (optional)) – Extend, Extend selection instead of deselecting everything first
-
bpy.ops.anim.
channels_setting_disable
(mode='DISABLE', type='PROTECT')¶ Disable specified setting on all selected animation channels
Parameters: - mode (enum in ['TOGGLE', 'DISABLE', 'ENABLE', 'INVERT'], (optional)) – Mode
- type (enum in ['PROTECT', 'MUTE'], (optional)) – Type
-
bpy.ops.anim.
channels_setting_enable
(mode='ENABLE', type='PROTECT')¶ Enable specified setting on all selected animation channels
Parameters: - mode (enum in ['TOGGLE', 'DISABLE', 'ENABLE', 'INVERT'], (optional)) – Mode
- type (enum in ['PROTECT', 'MUTE'], (optional)) – Type
-
bpy.ops.anim.
channels_setting_toggle
(mode='TOGGLE', type='PROTECT')¶ Toggle specified setting on all selected animation channels
Parameters: - mode (enum in ['TOGGLE', 'DISABLE', 'ENABLE', 'INVERT'], (optional)) – Mode
- type (enum in ['PROTECT', 'MUTE'], (optional)) – Type
-
bpy.ops.anim.
channels_ungroup
()¶ Remove selected F-Curves from their current groups
-
bpy.ops.anim.
clear_useless_actions
(only_unused=True)¶ Mark actions with no F-Curves for deletion after save & reload of file preserving “action libraries”
Parameters: only_unused (boolean, (optional)) – Only Unused, Only unused (Fake User only) actions get considered File: startup/bl_operators/anim.py:315
Copy the driver for the highlighted button
Add driver for the property under the cursor
Edit the drivers for the property connected represented by the highlighted button
Remove the driver(s) for the property(s) connected represented by the highlighted button
Parameters: all (boolean, (optional)) – All, Delete drivers for all elements of the array
-
bpy.ops.anim.
end_frame_set
()¶ Set the current frame as the preview or scene end frame
Clear all keyframes on the currently active property
Parameters: all (boolean, (optional)) – All, Clear keyframes from all elements of the array
-
bpy.ops.anim.
keyframe_clear_v3d
()¶ Remove all keyframe animation for selected objects
-
bpy.ops.anim.
keyframe_delete
(type='DEFAULT', confirm_success=True)¶ Delete keyframes on the current frame for all properties in the specified Keying Set
Parameters: - type (enum in ['DEFAULT'], (optional)) – Keying Set, The Keying Set to use
- confirm_success (boolean, (optional)) – Confirm Successful Delete, Show a popup when the keyframes get successfully removed
Delete current keyframe of current UI-active property
Parameters: all (boolean, (optional)) – All, Delete keyframes from all elements of the array
-
bpy.ops.anim.
keyframe_delete_by_name
(type="Type", confirm_success=True)¶ Alternate access to ‘Delete Keyframe’ for keymaps to use
Parameters: confirm_success (boolean, (optional)) – Confirm Successful Delete, Show a popup when the keyframes get successfully removed
-
bpy.ops.anim.
keyframe_delete_v3d
()¶ Remove keyframes on current frame for selected objects and bones
-
bpy.ops.anim.
keyframe_insert
(type='DEFAULT', confirm_success=True)¶ Insert keyframes on the current frame for all properties in the specified Keying Set
Parameters: - type (enum in ['DEFAULT'], (optional)) – Keying Set, The Keying Set to use
- confirm_success (boolean, (optional)) – Confirm Successful Insert, Show a popup when the keyframes get successfully added
Insert a keyframe for current UI-active property
Parameters: all (boolean, (optional)) – All, Insert a keyframe for all element of the array
-
bpy.ops.anim.
keyframe_insert_by_name
(type="Type", confirm_success=True)¶ Alternate access to ‘Insert Keyframe’ for keymaps to use
Parameters: confirm_success (boolean, (optional)) – Confirm Successful Insert, Show a popup when the keyframes get successfully added
Insert Keyframes for specified Keying Set, with menu of available Keying Sets if undefined
Parameters: - type (enum in ['DEFAULT'], (optional)) – Keying Set, The Keying Set to use
- confirm_success (boolean, (optional)) – Confirm Successful Insert, Show a popup when the keyframes get successfully added
- always_prompt (boolean, (optional)) – Always Show Menu
-
bpy.ops.anim.
keying_set_active_set
(type='DEFAULT')¶ Select a new keying set as the active one
Parameters: type (enum in ['DEFAULT'], (optional)) – Keying Set, The Keying Set to use
-
bpy.ops.anim.
keying_set_add
()¶ Add a new (empty) Keying Set to the active Scene
-
bpy.ops.anim.
keying_set_export
(filepath="", filter_folder=True, filter_text=True, filter_python=True)¶ Export Keying Set to a python script
Parameters: - filepath (string, (optional, never None)) – filepath
- filter_folder (boolean, (optional)) – Filter folders
- filter_text (boolean, (optional)) – Filter text
- filter_python (boolean, (optional)) – Filter python
File:
-
bpy.ops.anim.
keying_set_path_add
()¶ Add empty path to active Keying Set
-
bpy.ops.anim.
keying_set_path_remove
()¶ Remove active Path from active Keying Set
-
bpy.ops.anim.
keying_set_remove
()¶ Remove the active Keying Set
Add current UI-active property to current keying set
Parameters: all (boolean, (optional)) – All, Add all elements of the array to a Keying Set
Remove current UI-active property from current keying set
Paste the driver in the copy/paste buffer for the highlighted button
-
bpy.ops.anim.
previewrange_clear
()¶ Clear Preview Range
-
bpy.ops.anim.
previewrange_set
(xmin=0, xmax=0, ymin=0, ymax=0, wait_for_input=True)¶ Interactively define frame range used for playback
Parameters: - xmin (int in [-inf, inf], (optional)) – X Min
- xmax (int in [-inf, inf], (optional)) – X Max
- ymin (int in [-inf, inf], (optional)) – Y Min
- ymax (int in [-inf, inf], (optional)) – Y Max
- wait_for_input (boolean, (optional)) – Wait for Input
-
bpy.ops.anim.
start_frame_set
()¶ Set the current frame as the preview or scene start frame
-
bpy.ops.anim.
update_animated_transform_constraints
(use_convert_to_radians=True)¶ Update fcurves/drivers affecting Transform constraints (use it with files from 2.70 and earlier)
Parameters: use_convert_to_radians (boolean, (optional)) – Convert To Radians, Convert fcurves/drivers affecting rotations to radians (Warning: use this only once!) File: startup/bl_operators/anim.py:350


Functions for fitting the Autoregressive and Moving Average Symmetric Model for univariate time series introduced by Maior and Cysneiros (2018), <doi:10.1007/s00362-016-0753-z>. Fitting method: conditional maximum likelihood estimation. For details see: Wei (2006), Time Series Analysis: Univariate and Multivariate Methods, Section 7.2.
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Published: | 2018-09-30 |
| Author: | Vinicius Quintas Souto Maior [aut,cre,cph] and Francisco Jose A Cysneiros [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Vinicius Quintas Souto Maior <vinicius at de.ufpe.br> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| In views: | TimeSeries |
| CRAN checks: | sym.arma results |
| Reference manual: | sym.arma.pdf |
| Package source: | sym.arma_1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: sym.arma_1.0.zip, r-release: sym.arma_1.0.zip, r-oldrel: sym.arma_1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: sym.arma_1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: sym.arma_1.0.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=sym.arma to link to this page.


MotoGP, Zarco: “Ducati Avintia's offer? It would be like returning to KTM."
"I don't want to make the same mistake I did a year ago. Going back to racing in the MotoGP was a rebirth. I felt sick before. The fall? It could have been worse."
by Riccardo GugliemettiThe Valencia GP ended in the worst of ways for Johann Zarco. Besides having fallen, the French rider was even mowed down by the KTM ridden by rookie rider Lecuona. Seeing the first images, everyone feared the worst for the LCR rider but, in the end, a tragedy was averted.
"In the end I was fine ," Johann said. "This accident could have been much worse. I knew it would be a long and hard race for me, but I managed to be fast with worn tires, so that I could keep up with the top ten and be able to fight with Espargarò."
Too bad he slipped.
"It was really too bad. Unfortunately, that slip compromised my race, like happened to Petrucci. Fortunately, I wasn't injured, and that's the most important thing. It's a pity how it ended, even though this experience helped me understand the Honda more, and so many things in my life."
Racing aside, the biggest question is what his future will be.
"At the moment, the doors in the MotoGP are practically closed on every team," Zarco specified. "At this point, I have nothing to lose, so I'll wait. I've already lost a lot in the past, and I can't help but thank Lucio. These three races allowed me to clear several doubts, helping me understand that I'm a rider, despite the fact that people already knew that."
So Zarco tries to see the glass half full.
 All this is priceless for me. If I have to stop, I've still found the joy that was missing."
Ducati took a step towards the French rider with the Avintia team, which could also benefit from a bit of help the official team.
"I don't want to make the same mistake I did a year ago," Zarco pointed out. "You saw how sad I was when I couldn't be up front fighting with the best. At this point, it's better if I return to the Moto2 for a good challenge."
The simplest track is the one that leads to Marc VDS.
"I think Marc VDS would lose so much if Marquez left. At the moment, Alex in Honda seems to be the most concrete hypothesis."


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llex.lua
) is a version of the native 5.1.x lexer from
Yueliang 0.4.0, with significant modifications. It does have several
limitations:
[[
...]]
long strings. (No LUA_COMPAT_LSTR
.)
llex.lua
processes an
entire string (all data from an entire file) and returns. Two lists
(tokens and semantic information items) are set up in the module for use
by the caller.
For maximum flexibility during processing, the lexer returns non-grammar lexical elements as tokens too. Non-grammar elements, such as comments, whitespace, line endings, are classified along with 'normal' tokens. The lexer classifies 7 kinds of grammar tokens and 4 kinds of non-grammar tokens, as follows:
| Grammar Token |
Description |
TK_KEYWORD |
keywords |
TK_NAME |
identifiers |
TK_NUMBER |
numbers (unconverted, kept in original form) |
TK_STRING |
strings (no translation is done, includes delimiters) |
TK_LSTRING |
long strings (no translation is done, includes delimiters) |
TK_OP |
operators and punctuation (most single-char, some double) |
TK_EOS |
end-of-stream (there is only one for each file/stream) |
| Whitespace Token |
Description |
TK_SPACE |
whitespace (generally, spaces, \t, \v and \f) |
TK_COMMENT |
comments (includes delimiters, also includes special first line shbang, which is handled specially in the optimizer) |
TK_LCOMMENT |
block comments (includes delimiters) |
TK_EOL |
end-of-lines (excludes those embedded in strings) |
A list of tokens can be generated by using the --dump-lexer option, like this:
lua LuaSrcDiet.lua --dump-lexer llex.lua > dump_llex.dat
TK_EOS
). Other tokens are whitespace-like. Comments
can be considered to be a special kind of whitespace, e.g. a short
comment needs to have a following EOL token, if we do not want to
optimize away short comments.
| |
Second Token |
|
|
|
|
|
| First Token |
Keyword |
Name |
Number |
String |
LString |
Oper |
| Keyword |
[S] |
[S] |
[S] |
- |
- |
- |
| Name |
[S] |
[S] |
[S] |
- |
- |
- |
| Number |
[S] |
[S] |
[S] |
- |
- |
[1] |
| String |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
| LString |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
| Oper |
- |
- |
[1] |
- |
- |
[2] |
A dash ('-') in the above means that the first token can abut the second token.
[S]
Need at least one whitespace, set as either a space or kept as an EOL.
[1]
Need a space if operator is a '.', all others okay. A '+' or '-' is used as part of a floating-point spec, but there does not appear to be any way of creating a float by joining with number with a a '+' or '-' plus another number. Since an 'e' has to be somewhere in the first token, this can't be done.
[2]
Normally there cannot be consecutive operators, but we plan to allow for generalized optimization of token sequences, i.e. even sequences that are grammatically illegal; so disallow adjacent operators if:
The following discusses the problem of local variable optimization, specifically local variable renaming in order to reduce source code size.
TK_NAME
Token ConsiderationsTK_NAME
token means a number of things, and some of these cannot
be renamed without analyzing the source code. We are interested in the
use of TK_NAME
in the following:
local
statements, local
functions, function parameters, implicit "self
" locals
TK_NAME
is also used in parts of the grammar as constant strings --
these tokens cannot be optimized without user assistance. These include
usage as:
key=value
pairs in table construction
a:b
or a.b
syntax forms
local string, table = string, table
In the example, the two locals are assigned the values of the globals with the same names. When Lua encounters the declaration portion:
local string, table
the parser cannot immediately make the two local variable available to
following code. In the parser and code generator, locals are inactive
when entries are created. They are activated only when the function
adjustlocalvars()
is called to activate the appropriate local
variables. (Note that the terminology used here may not be identical to
the ones used in the Dragon Book -- they merely follow the LuaSrcDiet
code as it was written before I have read the Dragon Book.)
In the example, the two local variables are activated only after the
whole statement has been parsed, that is, after the last "table
"
token. Hence, the statement works as expected. Also, once the two local
variables goes out of scope, removevars()
is called to deactivate
them, allowing other variables of the same name to become visible again.
Another example worth mentioning is:
local a, a, a, = 1, 2, 3
The above will assign 3 to 'a'.
Thus, when optimizing local variable names, (1) we need to consider accesses of global variable names affecting the namespace, (2) for the local variable names themselves, we need to consider when they are declared, activated and removed, and (3) within the 'live' time of locals, we need to know when they are accessed (since locals that are never accessed don't really matter.)
From the parser, we have the original name of the local variable, the
token positions for declaration, activation and removal, and the token
position for all the TK_NAME
tokens which references this local. All
instances of the implicit "self
" local variable are also flagged as
such.
In addition to local variable information, all global variable accesses
are tabled, one object entry for one name, and each object has a
corresponding list of token positions for the TK_NAME
tokens, which
is where the global variables were accessed.
The key criteria is: Our act of renaming cannot change the visibility of any of these locals and globals at the time they are accessed. However, their scope of visibility may be changed during which they are not accessed, so someone who tries to insert a variable reference somewhere into a program that has its locals renamed may find that it now refers to a different variable.
Of course, if every variable has a unique name, then there is no need for a name allocation algorithm, as there will be no conflict. But, in order to maximize utilization of short identifier names to reduce the final code size, we want to reuse the names as much as possible. In addition, fewer names will likely reduce symbol entropy and may slightly improve compressibility of the source code. LuaSrcDiet avoids the use of non-ASCII letters, so there are only 53 single-character variable names.
Consider three objects, local object A, local object B and global object G. A and B involve declaration, activation and removal, and within the period it is active, there may be zero or more accesses of the local. For G, there are only global variable accesses to look into.
Assume that we have assigned a new name to A and we wish to consider its effects on other locals and globals, for which we choose B and G as examples. We assume local B has not been assigned a new name as we expect our algorithm to take care of collisions.
A's lifetime is something like this:
Decl Act Rem + +-------------------------------+ -------------------------------------------------
where 'Decl' is the time of declaration, 'Act' is the time of
activation, and 'Rem' is the time of removal. Between 'Act' and 'Rem',
the local is alive or 'live' and Lua can see it if its corresponding
TK_NAME
identifier comes up.
Decl Act Rem + +-------------------------------+ ------------------------------------------------- * * * * (1) (2) (3) (4)
Recall that the key criteria is to not change the visibility of globals and locals during when they are accessed. Consider local and global accesses at (1), (2), (3) and (4).
A global G of the same name as A will only collide at (3), where Lua will see A and not G. Since G must be accessed at (3) according to what the parser says, and we cannot modify the positions of 'Decl', 'Act' and 'Rem', it follows that A cannot have the same name as G.
Decl Act Rem + +-----------------------+ --------------------------------- (1)+ +---+ (2)+ +---+ (3)+ +---+ (4)+ +---+ --------- --------- --------- ---------
For the case of A and B having the same names and colliding, consider the cases for which B is at (1), (2), (3) or (4) in the above.
(1) and (4) means that A and B are completely isolated from each other, hence in the two cases, A and B can safely use the same variable names. To be specific, since we have assigned A, B is considered completely isolated from A if B's activation-to-removal period is isolated from the time of A's first access to last access, meaning B's active time will never affect any of A's accesses.
For (2) and (3), we have two cases where we need to consider which one has been activated first. For (2), B is active before A, so A cannot impose on B. But A's accesses are valid while B is active, since A can override B. For no collision in the case of (2), we simply need to ensure that the last access of B occurs before A is activated.
For (3), B is activated before A, hence B can override A's accesses. For no collision, all of A's accesses cannot happen while B is active. Thus position (3) follows the "A is never accessed when B is active" rule in a general way. Local variables of a child function are in the position of (3). To illustrate, the local B can use the same name as local A and live in a child function or block scope if each time A is accessed, Lua sees A and not B. So we have to check all accesses of A and see whether they collide with the active period of B. If A is not accessed during that period, then B can be active with the same name.
The above appears to resolve all sorts of cases where the active times of A and B overlap. Note that in the above, the allocator does not need to know how locals are separated according to function prototypes. Perhaps the allocator can be simplified if knowledge of function structure is utilized. This scheme was implemented in a hurry in 2008 -- it could probably be simpler if Lua grammar is considered, but LuaSrcDiet mainly processes various index values in tables.
Since there are 53 one-character identifiers and (53*63-4) two-character identifiers (minus a few keywords), there isn't a pressing need to optimally maximize name reuse. The single-file version of LuaSrcDiet 0.12.0, at just over 3000 SLOC and 156KB in size, currently allocates around 55 unique local variable names.
In theory, we should need no more than 260 local identifiers by default.
Why? Since LUAI_MAXVARS
is 200 and LUAI_MAXUPVALUES
is 60, at
any block scope, there can be at most (LUAI_MAXVARS +
LUAI_MAXUPVALUES)
locals referenced, or 260. Also, those from outer
scopes not referenced in inner scopes can reuse identifiers. The net
effect of this is that a local variable name allocation method should
not allocate more than 260 identifier names for locals.
The current algorithm is a simple first-come first-served scheme:
self
" locals that have been flagged as such are already "assigned to" and so they are left unmodified.
self
" to avoid conflicts. This is not optimal but it is unlikely a script will use so many local variables as to reach "self
".
The algorithm has additional code for handling locals that use the same name in the same scope. This extends the basic algorithm that was discussed earlier. For example:
local foo = 10 -- (1) ... local foo = 20 -- (2) ... print(e)
Since we are considering name visibility, the first 'foo
' does not
really cease to exist when the second 'foo
' is declared, because if
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local
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Bluetooth example¶
Note: compile the provided example, so a build directory gets created
$ west build -p -b nrf52832_mdk samples/bluetooth/eddystone
this builds an image, which can be found under the build directory
Note: Do not flash it yet, we adapt the settings first
the DS6 watch does not contain an external crystal to generate 32Khz, so we need to adapt the config
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Modules --->
Board Selection (nRF52832-MDK) --->
Board Options --->
SoC/CPU/Configuration Selection (Nordic Semiconductor nRF52 series MCU) --->
Hardware Configuration --->
ARM Options --->
Architecture (ARM architecture) --->
General Architecture Options --->
[ ] Floating point ----
General Kernel Options --->
Device Drivers ---> **************SELECT THIS ONE***************************
C Library --->
Additional libraries --->
[*] Bluetooth --->
[ ] Console subsystem/support routines [EXPERIMENTAL] ----
[ ] C++ support for the application ----
System Monitoring Options --->
Debugging Options --->
[ ] Disk Interface ----
File Systems --->
-*- Logging --->
Management --->
Networking --->
[ ] IEEE 802.15.4 drivers options ----
(UART_0) Device Name of UART Device for UART Console
[*] Console drivers --->
[ ] Net loopback driver ----
[*] Serial Drivers --->
Interrupt Controllers --->
Timer Drivers --->
-*- Entropy Drivers --->
[*] GPIO Drivers --->
[ ] Shared interrupt driver ----
[ ] SPI hardware bus support ----
[ ] I2C Drivers ----
[ ] I2S bus drivers ----
[ ] PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) Drivers ----
[ ] Enable board pinmux driver ----
[ ] ADC drivers ----
[ ] Watchdog Support ----
[*] Hardware clock controller support ---> <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<SELECT THIS ONE<<<<<<<<<<
[ ] Precision Time Protocol Clock driver support
[ ] IPM drivers ----
Max compiled-in log level for ipm (Info) --->
[ ] Flash hardware support ----
[ ] Sensor Drivers ----
Max compiled-in log level for clock control (Info) --->
[*] NRF Clock controller support ---> <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<SELECT THIS ONE<<<<<<<<<<<
Zephyr Kernel Configuration
32KHz clock source (Synthesized from HFCLK) ---> <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<SELECT <<<<<<<<<<<<
32KHz clock accuracy (0 ppm to 20 ppm) --->
Zephyr Kernel Configuration
( ) RC Oscillator
( ) Crystal Oscillator
(X) Synthesized from HFCLK
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( ) External full swing
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EPM Results: HRIS Scenarios
Recommendation, 2007 April 15
Editor:
Chuck Allen, HR-XML Consortium, Inc.
Contributors:
Adam Amato, Data Solutions, Inc.; Kim Bartkus, HR-XML Consortium, Inc.; Dawn MacKay, Halogen Software; Sreenivasa Ampavati, Kenexa; Pramod Mathur, Lawson; Mark Weber, PDI; Paul Storfer, PDI; Peg Jermyn, Microsoft; Romuald Restout, Talent Technology Corp.; David B Turetsky, Workscape
Copyright © 2007 HR-XML Consortium, Inc.
Abstract
This document outlines integration scenarios between employee performance management systems and human resource information systems (HRIS), or in other words, “core” HR systems.
2 Scenario Description: EPM Summary Result to HRIS
2.6 Related XML Example Instances
2.7.1 GetEPMSummaryResult.wsdl
Appendix A - Document Version History
Appendix B – Related Documents
An HRIS or “core” HR system typically receives a “summary result” from an employee performance management (EPM) system. The HRIS receives the summary result to record that appraisal process is complete and to store at least a high-level performance rating for the particular employee. As the principal system of record for employee data, an HRIS typically retains at least some of the following data from the EPM process:
With this data, the HRIS has basic information that may be required by other HR processes and to respond to common queries about performance management.
This scenario focuses on the transfer of a high-level record of employee performance from an EPM system to an HRIS.
The trigger for this scenario is the completion of a performance management process within an EPM system. This scenario assumes:
On success, the HRIS is provided with data to update the employee record with most recent employee appraisal data.
1. The EPM process is launched. This could be for one or many employees depending on the type of process.
2. Employee appraisal is completed. This could involve any number of steps, reviews and approvals within the EPM system.
3. An employee appraisal is finalized, with e-signatures, and saved to PDF format.
4. When the finalized, approved result is stored on the EPM system, a summary result is sent to the HRIS system by calling a web service hosted by the HRIS.
This template defines an operation for submitting a summary result from an employee performance management (EPM) system to an HRIS or similar system.
Documentation
http://ns.hr-xml.org/2_5/HR-XML-2_5/ws/PerformanceManagement/EPMSummaryResult_wsdl.html
WSDL
http://ns.hr-xml.org/2_5/HR-XML-2_5/ws/PerformanceManagement/EPMSummaryResult.wsdl
See Section 3.1, EPMSummaryResult for documentation of the XML Schema related to this scenario.
http://ns.hr-xml.org/2_5/HR-XML-2_5/ws/PerformanceManagement/EPMSummaryResult_example_1.xml
The scenario described in Section 2.3, Scenario Sequence, assumes that the HRIS hosts a service that the EPM systems calls to submit the EPM result. A possible alternative is for the EPM system to hosts a service that the HRIS calls to retrieve a competed EPM result. The GetEPMSummaryResult WSDL template described in the section below is intended to support this alternative.
This template defines an operation to support the retrieval of a summary result from an employee performance management (EPM) system.
http://ns.hr-xml.org/2_5/HR-XML-2_5/ws/PerformanceManagement/GetEPMSummaryResult_wsdl.html
http://ns.hr-xml.org/2_5/HR-XML-2_5/ws/PerformanceManagement/GetEPMSummaryResult.wsdl
The EPMSummaryResult schema is intended to communicate a summary result from a performance management system to an HRIS or other target system that does not require a full or detailed result.
|
Elements and Attributes [Global types listed alphabetically in following table.] |
ContentModel |
Definition |
|
/ |
- EPMSummaryResultType - (1/1) |
A summary result from a performance management process that might be suitable for an HRIS or other target system that requires an overall performance rating, but not a full detailed result. |
|
/ EPMSummaryResult/ |
- EntityIdType - S (0/1) |
An identifier for a performance management process result. |
|
/ EPMSummaryResult/ |
- LocalDateType - S (1/1) |
The date of the EPM result. Usually, the date the result received final approval. |
|
/ EPMSummaryResult/ |
- EPMPeriodType - S (0/1) |
Contains the beginning and end dates of the period for which performance was assessed. |
|
/ EPMSummaryResult/ |
- EntityIdType - S (0/1) |
A unique identifier for the provider. |
|
/ EPMSummaryResult/ |
- EPMPersonType - S (0/1) |
The person who approved or prepared the objective plan. |
|
/ EPMSummaryResult/ |
- EPMPersonType - S (1/1) |
Contains information identifying the person who is the subject of the performance management process. |
|
/ EPMSummaryResult/ |
- EPMReasonCodeType - S (0/1) |
Contains information identifying the person who is the subject of the performance management process. |
|
/ EPMSummaryResult/ |
- EPMScheduleType - S (0/1) |
In the case of a scheduled review, this element is used to identify the type of schedule. Allows for a choice of either standard enumerated values or a non-standard value. Standard values are: annual, mid-year, and probation. |
|
/ EPMSummaryResult/ |
- EPMSectionSummaryResultType - S (1/1) |
Provides an overall performance rating. Often this is a “roll-up” of detailed component scores within a performance management process. |
|
/ OverallRating |
- EPMOverallRatingType - (0/1) |
An overall rating for a performance management process. |
|
/ OverallRating/ |
- EntityIdType - S (0/1) |
A unique identifier of the overall rating score. |
|
/ OverallRating/ |
- xsd:boolean - S (0/1) |
A Boolean to indicate either a satisfactory or unsatisfactory rating. |
|
/ OverallRating/ |
- xsd:string - S (0/1) |
A description of the overall rating. |
|
/ OverallRating/ |
- NumericAndStringScoreType - S (0/1) |
The score of the overall rating. |
|
/ OverallRating/ |
- xsd:string - S (0/1) |
A name assigned to a place on a distribution curve of results. |
|
/ OverallRating/ |
- StackRankType - S (0/*) |
A collection of information about a "stack rank". In the context of a performance management process, a "stack rank" refers to a unique cardinal position for each person within an organization or designated comparison group. "Stack ranking" is also sometimes referred to as "forced ranking". |
|
/ OverallRating/
StackRankInfo/ |
- EntityIdType - S (0/1) |
An identifier for the organizational unit or comparison group within which the ranking is made. |
|
/ OverallRating/
StackRankInfo/ |
- xsd:string - S (0/1) |
The name of the organizational unit or comparision group within which the ranking is made. |
|
/ OverallRating/
StackRankInfo/ |
- xsd:integer - S (1/1) |
A unique cardinal position for each person within the comparison group subject to the ranking process. |
|
/ OverallRating/
StackRankInfo/ |
- xsd:integer - S (0/1) |
The number of people within the comparison group subject to the ranking process. |
|
/ OverallRating/ |
- EPMCommentsType - S (0/*) |
A rater’s comments on the overall rating. |
|
Date |
Description |
|
2007-Jan-22 |
First Draft |
|
2007-Feb-11 |
Revision |
|
2007-Feb-20 |
Updated to put in 2_5 release |
|
2007-Feb-27 |
Put in edits from review. |
|
2007-April-15 |
Approved by Consortium |


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Mouse move type:
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Move to element
Click on element
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milliseconds
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Form Field:
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milliseconds
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Jun 24, 2010 . These ongoing concerns suggest the need to place more priority on training and preparing faculty for teaching online. In a recent interview with .
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Welcome to DWR
DWR is an Ajax remoting framework for Java to make it easy for web pages to
interact with Java classes.
Inside this Demo
The generated configuration / test pages show how DWR is setup.
Documented examples of how DWR works:
- Getting Started with DWR:
- Using JSONP with jQuery - DWR supports JSONP and JSON-RPC in these demos we integrate jQuery with DWR:
- Using Reverse Ajax to broadcast data:
- Server-Side Clock: A clock that is updated by the server using Reverse Ajax. Demonstrates access from a non-http thread.
- Table Update A table that is updated by the server using Reverse Ajax. Demonstrates how to filter a page so that only certain users receive updates (based on an attribute in the ScriptSession).
- Chat examples, one with the logic in JavaScript, and the other with logic in Java
- Binary file handling:
- File upload is easy - this example shows image manipulation
- Download is just as easy - this time with custom PDF generation
- Integration with the Dojo Toolkit:
DWR is testing installation ...
DWR uses JavaScript to make some initial checks. If you can see this message
then either you are a very fast reader, or JavaScript is not working
properly in your browser.
Since AJAX requires JavaScript, you will need to enable JavaScript in your
browser before you can test DWR. Some very old browsers like IE 4.0 have
very out of date support for JavaScript and are currently unsupported.
Please upgrade your browser.
DWR is partially working
DWR has received test data from the server, however for some reason this
data was mangled. Please report this error to the
DWR mailing list, including
your browser, server, OS configuration and any error messages that appeared
either in the browser (including the JavaScript console if one exists) and
the server console log.
Missing DWR JavaScript Functions
This is a fairly advanced page that tests DWR to check that everything is
setup properly for you.
It appears that you may be attempting to run DWR outside a servlet container
(possibly using a file: URL), or that the servlet engine has failed to load
the DWR servlet.
The problem is that this page failed to load resources from DWR. You might
try visiting the DWR configuration/test pages to see
what happens when you access DWR directly. Pay careful attention to error
messages on the app-server console in trying to diagnose what is wrong.
Also there could be an issue with your browser. Try viewing this page in a
different browser, particularly try a browser with a JavaScript console.
Errors reported in the JavaScript console could help diagnose the problem.
If this is not the cause of the problem, please report it to the
DWR mailing list, including
your browser, server, OS configuration and any error messages that appeared
either in the browser (including the JavaScript console if one exists) and
the server console log.
DWR is testing installation ...
This is a fairly advanced page that tests DWR. If you can see this message
for a prolonged period of time then you should check the following:
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Can you see the test pages?
If not it is likely that DWR has not deployed in your web server properly;
Check the web server console and log files for error messages.
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If you can see the test pages then DWR is loaded but is
something is preventing DWR working. Check your browser JavaScript console
for error messages, or see the main
DWR website for more information.
If none of these steps fixes the error, please report it to the
DWR mailing list, including
your browser, server, OS configuration and any error messages that appeared
either in the browser (including the JavaScript console if one exists) and
the server console log.


The Biggest Threat
I guess now that I have spent the past week preparing for the Startup Battlefield 2021 Application (seriously, it took a lot!), I am more in the writing mood and can start putting together some additional thoughts around what I have been working on and the field I am entering here with starbeam.one.
Recently I have been assessing risks. Of course, the biggest risk with any company is that it could fail. And companies, especially startups gulp fail all the time.
This is particularly tricky with starbeam.one, or any company that does what I am doing (centralized digital ownership), as if it goes away, then all the licenses that fall under its provenance also go away as well. This means no more sales or resales.
This is two failures in one.
Of course, this is a huge value proposition with decentralization: companies can fail and/or go away but the digital products they sell are enshrined/memorialized on a decentralized network that survives as long as at least one node across the world remains online and synchronizes its database.
Unfortunately, I don’t have a good answer for this one at the moment. First, it would mean that I have to seriously contemplate that what I am working on could fail. For any self-respecting entrepreneur that’s a tough task to undertake. Secondly, I do have some answers and while I am not happy with them at the moment I will share them in the spirit of perhaps improving them by examination (sort of the exercise with this post).
The most obvious to me is that at some point I would like to believe that if worse came to worst, I would at least build an off ramp to at least one blockchain for product enshrinement. This makes the most sense to me. There’s no way I am going to put so much effort into this only to allow it to die without people enjoying their product if it goes away. The investors that I bring aboard must have an understanding of this as well.
The other consideration is perhaps creating a new product/system that allows products to live on after the system has passed. Something that is a little different from the blockchain. A new file format, perhaps? Kind of an intriguing proposition that requires more thought.
Keep in mind that starbeam.one plans to eventually support numerous blockchains. So the “off-ramps” should be there. The primary risk is failing before those integration bridges are fully built. However, just because the off-ramps have been built does not mean the products can be effectively enshrined. The off-ramps will still point back to our centralized/hosted assets. To properly enshrine these puppies we will need to get those assets into an accessible form, whether hosted on decentralized solutions (e.g. IPFS), or something more novel where owners can collectively host them on OneDrive/G-Drive/etc.
Additionally, when sales/resales occur they will somehow interface with the corporate entity. If the process is enshrined we will have to find a way to get royalties back to the creator.
The point is that by building an off-ramp/blockchain integration, it is not the same as enshrinement and it will take some further work effort.
In any case, this is the one area that I fully concede the blockchain has the upper hand. But, since it only has it when the worst has already happened to my company, does it really?
What’s important is that this threat is not only properly identified, but finding investors that also understand this risk and account for this accordingly. We have to ensure that the products sold are properly enshrined somehow in the event of the catastrophic (and in my case, unthinkable).
Ironically, doing so only furthers confidence in the system, which should improve adoption, which correspondingly makes it less likely that we will ever have to utilize such a plan in the first place. ✌


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The Fast Fourier Transform, FFT, and various incarnations including the popular FFTW3 library are well known in the signal-processing business. And, since just about everybody processes signals as a lifestyle, it’s a good thing to know it well.
The CUBEnu code uses FFT for convolution: converting to frequency domain, running a windowing function on the frequency-domain data, then inverting the fourier transform back to the spatial domain. The window function is just a sin().
The code fragments call the planning and execution routines according to most of the recommendations in the documentation (FFTW version 3.3.7, October 2017). A couple of issues remain: using the recommended Fortran routines ddtw_execute_dft, _r2c, etc. And the routine names are slightly different for single-precision Fortran.
One possible option is the unaligned-data flag, not currently used, and consequent complicated alignment-compatible allocation mechanism. I didn’t try that, at least not the Fortran version. See section 7.4 of the FFTW doc for details.
So, totally abandoning the OpenBSD packages for a build-your-own approach is not a good idea. But, if you absolutely positively need highest performance, this might be worth the trouble – which is mostly the issue of reproducing this build in a year or three from now when you no long remember how.
Here is my method:
cd
mkdir clang gcc src
cd src
ftp https://path.to.source.files.org/fftw-3.3.8.tar.gz
tar xzf fftw-3.3.8.tar.gz
cd fftw-3.3.8
./configure --help
./configure --quiet \
--prefix=$HOME/clang \
--disable-doc \
--enable-threads \
--enable-sse2 \
--enable-float \
CC=cc CFLAGS="-O3 -march=penryn" \
F77=flang
gmake
gmake check
gmake install
gmake clean
And repeat without --enable-float
.
For GCC, use CC=egcc
and
CFLAGS="-O3 -march=core2 -mtune=core2"
.
./configure --quiet \
--prefix=$HOME/gcc \
--disable-doc \
--enable-threads \
--enable-sse2 \
--enable-float \
CC=egcc CFLAGS="-O3 -march=core2 -mtune=core2 " \
F77=egfortran
gmake
gmake check
gmake install
gmake clean
And another run without the --enable-float
.
In spite of all this work, the result is very close to the OpenBSD package results. Custom compilation has no useful effect on Penryn (Core2).
In OpenBSD, a malloc() for a large array usually results in a page-aligned allocation. Just out of curiosity I tried a few 4-byte offsets from such a page- aligned pointer, and got a small (consistent, but small at 7%) slowdown. Don’t do that.
The alignment option that FFTW3 document describes does work but is not faster, at least not on Penryn CPUs.
January 2020
Links
FFTW Home Page Smith - The Scientist’s and Engineer’s Guide to Digital Signal Processing
OpenBSD Numerics Experience - 1 - RNG
OpenBSD Numerics Experience - 2 - RNG floats
OpenBSD Numerics Experience - 3 - FFTW
OpenBSD Numerics Experience - 4 - CAF
OpenBSD Numerics Experience - 5 - MPI Networking
OpenBSD Numerics Experience - 6 - Memory Models
OpenBSD Numerics Experience - 7 - Python Image Display
OpenBSD Numerics Experience - 8 - RNGs, again
OpenBSD Numerics Experience - 9 - Nim
OpenBSD Numerics Experience - A - Graphical Display
OpenBSD Numerics Experience - B - ParaView
OpenBSD Numerics Experience - C - Numerical Debugging
OpenBSD Numerics


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